Clear Cache On OpenElec Side

[Alfie Bass]

Can anyone explain how to clear the Kodi cache on the OpenElec side, I know how to do this for the Android side but I can't find a way to do it in OpenElec, I do not want to do anything drastic like changing my build or clearing the data, I just want to de-clutter the Kodi cache in OpenElec just as I do on the Android side.

Or am I missing something here, if the cache is cleared on the Android side does it automatically clear the OpenElec side also ???

Thanks in advance Alfie

 

[Nigelar]

See if anything in this answer from @angela helps you. Thank her not me.

https://droidboxforums.com/threads/do-i-need-to-clear-cache-in-openelec.4736/

 

[thegazsheard]

Get the Mucky Duck wizard from his repo, open it, select maintenance, then clear cache and textures 13.dB. Easiest way by far.


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[Geemeister]

If you have the likes of Wookie or Fusion installed then you can go to Programs and use the Addon Installer to install Maintenance Tools which includes a cache clearer.
The process would be select Addon Installer, then Program Add-ons, then Maintenance Tool. Once installed go via Programs to Maintenance Tool, to General Maintenance, to Clear Cache - sorted

 

[Nigelar]

That will work for android Geemeister, but he knows how to do that. Angela's instructions are good for openelec which is his question.

 

[27mark]

the best way ive found is use xunity maintenance

 

[Geemeister]

That will work for android Geemeister, but he knows how to do that. Angela's instructions are good for openelec which is his question.

I only use openlec, hence my reply.

 

[Alfie Bass]

Get the Mucky Duck wizard from his repo, open it, select maintenance, then clear cache and textures 13.dB. Easiest way by far.


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Spot on, many thanx

 

[Alfie Bass]

the best way ive found is use xunity maintenance

Yes I found Xunity Maint or Mucky Duck Wiz do the same job.
Thanx

 

[Alfie Bass]

the best way ive found is use xunity maintenance

Spot on, Thanx

 

[Alfie Bass]

If you have the likes of Wookie or Fusion installed then you can go to Programs and use the Addon Installer to install Maintenance Tools which includes a cache clearer.
The process would be select Addon Installer, then Program Add-ons, then Maintenance Tool. Once installed go via Programs to Maintenance Tool, to General Maintenance, to Clear Cache - sorted

Thanx just the job, Mucky Ducks wizard has a similar facility too.

 

[Alfie Bass]

the best way ive found is use xunity maintenance

Thanx just the job, Mucky Ducks wizard has a similar facility too.