Frequently Asked Question
Cannot Open Chrome Successfully
Last Updated 6 years ago
Chrome's cache will take a lot of disk space, if you frequently use it. When the use exceed their their disk quota (2G), the chrome cannot be open successfully. So you need to delete some files in your system to free enough space for chrome.
You can check your quota by using this command with your own username:
quota -s username
You can also check the directory disk usage by this command
du -h --max-depth=1
It will show sub-directory disk usage under the specific directory.
Find the directory you can delete files from, it usually comes with chrome's cache directory. The directory could be:
~/.cache/google-chrome***/
Before delete it, check the how much space it take.
You can check your quota by using this command with your own username:
quota -s username
You can also check the directory disk usage by this command
du -h --max-depth=1
It will show sub-directory disk usage under the specific directory.
Find the directory you can delete files from, it usually comes with chrome's cache directory. The directory could be:
~/.cache/google-chrome***/
Before delete it, check the how much space it take.