Ah snap, no UI. So it’s all down to our trusty terminal adventures. Alright, here’s how we’ll Sherlock this directory mystery straight from the command line.
First, let’s confirm where AMP is hiding its shenanigans by checking its directory structure. Run this command to sniff out where everything is living for the AMP instance:
sudo su - amp
ls /home/amp/.ampdata/instances
This will list all your AMP instances, and Minecraft should pop up in there. Find its folder name—it’s often something like Minecraft01. Once you spot it, dive into its backups folder (example path below):
cd /home/amp/.ampdata/instances/Minecraft01/Backups
When you’re in, run the trusty file size breakdown command for what’s hogging the space:
du -h --max-depth=1 | sort -h
After you see what’s killing your storage joys, we’ll clean up the junk while keeping that 45GB backup. Drop me the output of that command and we’ll keep rolling!
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