After removing all full data, prevent recurrence:
sudo reboot
After reboot, verify the error is gone:
jade-tool --status | grep P47
Expected output: No active full condition
Run on device (via ADB shell):
find / -type f -name "*full*" 2>/dev/null
find /sys -type f -name "*full*" 2>/dev/null
ls -la /dev/block/by-name/
Common “full” node names:
Would you like a more specific version for removing full Android app nodes only or removing kernel device tree nodes?
I have interpreted your request as a need for a technical blog post about the Jade P47 (likely the popular Harrier Jump Jet module in flight simulators like DCS World) and a procedure to remove or disable the full fuel load (often referred to as "removing all full" or "removing all fuel") to change the aircraft's weight and balance. jade phi p47 01 removing all full
Here is a complete blog post draft tailored to that topic.
If the error persists after clearing space:
On Jade Phi systems (common in industrial controllers, payment terminals, or embedded Linux devices), P47-01 typically indicates: After removing all full data, prevent recurrence: sudo
“Removing all full” means clearing all full-status flags, deleting temporary data, and resetting the system to a non-full state.
Some advanced modules allow you to set fuel states via the UFC (Up Front Controller) or specific monitor interfaces before engine start.
sudo rm -rf /tmp/*