Hi guys!

I have some questions to you.
I have Android phone with only 1GB of storage for applications and I use
BOINC with connected SETI@Home and Einstein@Home.
And I have a problem that BOINC applications uses > 100 MB that is too much
for my phone.
When I remove SETI@Home (there are no tasks for this project at that moment
of time and application uses 120 MB of storage) and then add it again
SETI@Home downloads 1 new task (I want to repeat: there was no SETI@Home
tasks before) but I see that now BOINC uses only 80 MB and even with one
new task! So as I understand there is some old files which can be removed
without any risks.
So I see several possibilities to solve such kind of problems:
1 - Make an option to remove unused files (even if they will be download
again later). Here we have risks of using too much traffic but some warning
can be added here too.
2 - Make a possibility to move unused files to external storage (or even
all files except executables and very neccessary files). I understand that
than we can't start some project if we have external storage unmounted due
to some reasons. But the corresponding warning can be here too.
2.1 - Maybe it will be a good decision to move to the application folder
from external storage all neccessary files used by projects.
Maybe you can add something else.

Also I want to say that this problem is very important to me because I want
use BOINC and I don't want to remove & readd projects from time to time.
I've never developed for Android platform but I can try to implement
behavoiur if you can give me an advice how to do it better because I don't
know BOINC architect as good as you.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me anytime:
email: [email protected]
skype: aenvampire
phone: +380689724910 or +380663256789

Thank you all!

Best regards,
Vitalii Koshura
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