"Error downloading app from market. There is insufficient space on the device."
That's the error that I get when I try to download big apps, like Third Blade, etc. I notice that this happens with apps that are bigger that 30mb.
I just want someone to confirm that the game can be downloaded in a Samsung Vibrant.
I really have a lot of space in my device so this is not the problem.
I'm on trigger right now.
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i have that same problem!! but only with that game and i have alot of room too
i wanna play third blade toooo
im on cm7
I had that problem on BOTH of those ROMS.
Mostly CM7.
Everyone suggested to just ODIN, it didn't work for me, so i just changed rom and it was good again?
Before doing anything, i think you should backup everything on your SD CARD, then try and format sd, and then try download.
i may be wrong.
/cache is full. Go in with root explorer or similar, and clear out some stuff. You might even need to go into /cache/dalvik and delete a few installed apps (don't fret, they should rebuild after a reboot) for it to initially fit. That's where Android places the zip before installing a new app, or an update. I go in there all the time and clear any updates or apps I just installed, and I rarely have issues with not being able to d/l larger apps. I'm on latest Trigger CM.
Sent from my rough sketch of a Vibrant on a brick.
Disable voodoo, it works for me every time
i just made something like
mkdir /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/cache
mount -t bind /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/cache /cache
and i have no problems regarding /cache space now
theli_ua said:
i just made something like
mkdir /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/cache
mount -t bind /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/cache /cache
and i have no problems regarding /cache space now
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What exactly would that command do if I put it into an Android command prompt emulator
theli_ua said:
i just made something like
mkdir /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/cache
mount -t bind /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/cache /cache
and i have no problems regarding /cache space now
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This would need some modification to work for CM based ROMs, but looks like its creating a cache folder on and forcing system cache to the external sd? I wonder if this would work for CM? Anyone?
Sent from my rough sketch of a Vibrant on a brick.
This happened to me awhile back, it really sucked.
After trying everything, eventually it cleared up when I cleared dvk cache (or whatever its called) in advanced settings of clockwork
Droidificator said:
/cache is full. Go in with root explorer or similar, and clear out some stuff. You might even need to go into /cache/dalvik and delete a few installed apps (don't fret, they should rebuild after a reboot) for it to initially fit. That's where Android places the zip before installing a new app, or an update. I go in there all the time and clear any updates or apps I just installed, and I rarely have issues with not being able to d/l larger apps. I'm on latest Trigger CM.
Sent from my rough sketch of a Vibrant on a brick.
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I currently don't have anything inside the /cache and I still get the problem.
kxlling said:
Disable voodoo, it works for me every time
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Interesting, I'm gonna try that.
theli_ua said:
i just made something like
mkdir /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/cache
mount -t bind /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/cache /cache
and i have no problems regarding /cache space now
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Seems a little big risky but I can try it later.
The thing is guys, have you downloaded Third Blade? I need some proof.
Thanks.
u cant download third blade on cm7!! ive tried it on 3 cm7 phones to my knowledge
This worked for me.
HTH,
LV.
LordVetinari said:
This worked for me.
HTH,
LV.
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I have tried everything in this thread and all of the others I found by searching the forums.
Allow a noob to ask a question, please... What do you do with this zip?
found in /cache via root explorer a leftover 16mb apk.. deleted & market installs working again.. THANKS!
I get an Insufficient Space error every time I try to install some larger apps (latest examples: Paradise Island and Duke Nukem 3D).
I have tried every suggested fix I can find online. I have cleared the market cache, uninstalled market updates, cleared dalvik cache, cleared regular cache, checked partition usage of /data, nothing has changed this behavior.
As a final step I ODIN'd back to stock and reinstalled Bionix Nextgen V2. Made sure to do the 20 minute wait n' reboot. Tried installing the same apps via the Market once the ROM was installed and the old market doesn't even give me the error, it shows the download arrow in the notification bar for a couple seconds and then it just disappears.
I'm at my wits end on this one. Seems my choice is to either run CM7 and have non-functioning GPS or Bionix and have a semi-functioning market.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I wiped my cache partition and dalvik from recovery. Rebooted and I could now install Wind-Up Knight. It's all I had to do. CM7.
Update: For whatever reason my /cache on Bionix Nextgen V2 is set to 24.7 Mb after a fresh installation. No wonder it wouldn't install 27+ Mb apps.
I finally fixed this issue myself with a symlink:
Ran inside Terminal Emulator (you will need to run the commmand su after opening terminal emulator to get root rights):
umount /cache
rmdir /cache
mkdir /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/cache
ln -s /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/cache cache
As soon as I exited Terminal Emulator I was able to install large apps.
Update again: And now it's broken again. Cache is remounted to the old settings and the umount command now just gives me a "Failed" without any other useful error information.
HELP!!! How do I permanently fix this?
Update again v2: Rebooted into recovery, wiped cache and Dalvik, got an error indicating my sd card isn't partitioned correctly "E:Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p2" when wiping Dalvik, but from what I'm finding online that's not a huge deal. Rebooted, ran my commands above again and cache is symlinked again, large apps install ok again.
How do I make this permanent?
Same problem, disabling Voodoo worked for me
solution worked for me like charm....
After browsing around, I found out solution:
The problem is in the cache folder (that I assume used by the market) is using small partition (around 20mb in my case).
So to solve this we need to change it to bigger partition.
1. You gonna need Android Terminal Simulator or equivalent terminal app. This will also require your Android rooted.
2. Type ’su’ (root permission request will be showned, you need to approve it).
3. Type ‘cd /’
4. Type ‘umount /cache’
5. Type ‘mount -o rw,remount -t rootfs rootfs /’ (to set the folder access to rw – read write)
6. Type ‘rmdir /cache’ (delete cache folder)
7. I personally using root explorer to do point 5-6
8. Type ‘mkdir /sdcard/cache’
9. Type ‘ln -s /sdcard/cache /cache’ (to link cache folder to /sdcard/cache – which shoud have bigger partition size)
Works like a charm!!!
Thanks to jimmy!
jimmod.com/blog/2011/10/android-market-error-on-downloading-error-downloading-there-is-insufficient-space-on-the-device/
jimmod dot com
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This is koush ClockWorkMod Recovery with a Few Edit's
This will Work on any Phone That currently can Use this Recovery, but was edited for the MyTouch 3g Slide
Download here > http://www.4shared.com/file/KzYHr4U_/update.html
You at your own Risk!!
- Contains Auto Root ( Su / Superuser.apk ) If already Root, this will not effect Root & Safe to use!
See how-to Root the Slide Thread for more info.
-Contains Dusty51 script for Partitioning the a2sd & Swap
-fstab so swap will work
-Default partition table's are:
-Linux Swap @ 32mb
-ext2 a2sd partition @ 512mb
-Fat32 Partition is based on the size after the 2 above
How-to Use:
Once You load the Recovery via update.zip, Unplug & Plug the USB to make sure the Device is Seen..
- Open Command Prompt from Computer
- Adb shell
- sdparted
- Next Follow the Command, y = Y to confirm..
Note: Backup your SDCARD first, only thing should be on it is the update.zip then Follow the above to Format for a2sd support!
Thanks man.1 question tho. How do I choose which size I want the partion I have the stock 8gb card and only want to use 500mb for the swap since I watch mostly videos on my phone and don't store to many apps
richierich118 said:
Thanks man.1 question tho. How do I choose which size I want the partion I have the stock 8gb card and only want to use 500mb for the swap since I watch mostly videos on my phone and don't store to many apps
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500mb for Swap!!
There is never a reason to have that Much Swap.. Honestly Swap isn't needed & the Current Settings are honestly perfect for the Phone.. Even with an 8GB Sdcard
Eugene, thanks for the work on this.
I ran through the steps and formatted the SDcard, but then all my apps were gone (market too!). I'm wondering if I should have wiped first?
So I wiped, re-flashed SlideMeRoot5r1.zip, and it never comes out of the black screen/script. I waited 10 minutes (timed it) and then tried again. Still nothing.
Thoughts? Am I missing something?
eugene373 said:
500mb for Swap!!
There is never a reason to have that Much Swap.. Honestly Swap isn't needed & the Current Settings are honestly perfect for the Phone.. Even with an 8GB Sdcard
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Ok I didn't know I thought the format was for 3 parts. Regular storage,ext,and swap. Cool tho thanks
bournefusion said:
Eugene, thanks for the work on this.
I ran through the steps and formatted the SDcard, but then all my apps were gone (market too!). I'm wondering if I should have wiped first?
So I wiped, re-flashed SlideMeRoot5r1.zip, and it never comes out of the black screen/script. I waited 10 minutes (timed it) and then tried again. Still nothing.
Thoughts? Am I missing something?
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Okay Do this!
Boot the Rom until you get a Black Screen & follow like so..
adb shell
cd /system/sd/dalvik-cache
rm -r *
cd /system/sd/app-private
rm -r *
exit
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with the cmd prompt still open, type:
adb reboot recovery
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From stock Recovery.. Do a Factory Reset
next,
Run the Update.zip to enter into ClockworkMod recovery..
Choose to install the Rom you wish... slide5 w/ a2sd Correct?
Once Install is complete
Do the Following from cmd prompt once more
adb reboot recovery
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Boot back into Clockwork, Then using cmd prompt type:
sdpart
Just Hit Y until install Complete
Next Reboot normally.....
I hate to drag that out for you, but that is 100% going to get you to boot
More information from when I try to wipe:
-- Wiping data...
Formatting Data:...
Formatting Cache:...
Formatting SDEXT:...
E:Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
(no such device)
Error mounting /sd-ext/!
Data wipe complete.
bournefusion said:
More information from when I try to wipe:
-- Wiping data...
Formatting Data:...
Formatting Cache:...
Formatting SDEXT:...
E:Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
(no such device)
Error mounting /sd-ext/!
Data wipe complete.
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ignore Error mounting /sd-ext/!
Ok one more question I am on slidemeroot2 should I do this before updating to slidemeroot5 or after.
I just ran this in prep to upgrade to slideme5, I'm on 2 now.
it was painless (I'm currently restoring my sdcard contents).
I'm going to try a slide5 update without wiping to see if it works, if it doesnt then i'll just wipe but I wanteed to see first without losing my settings and stuff
The whole Reason I removed 5 & replaced with 5r1 was due to issue & error's.
If you don't wipe you will still have those same error's & issue's.
eugene373 said:
The whole Reason I removed 5 & replaced with 5r1 was due to issue & error's.
If you don't wipe you will still have those same error's & issue's.
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I didn't install 5 yet.
I'm on *2* still -> going to 5r1.
Anwyays I wiped first.
eugene373 said:
The whole Reason I removed 5 & replaced with 5r1 was due to issue & error's.
If you don't wipe you will still have those same error's & issue's.
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you think the fix permissions script could work on the slide? I know i went from cupcake to donut to eclair with out ever wiping the g1 with the latest fix permissions
WORKED like a charm..now have 115mb free
turboyo said:
you think the fix permissions script could work on the slide? I know i went from cupcake to donut to eclair with out ever wiping the g1 with the latest fix permissions
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or you can just download Koush Rom Manager app that has that included.
sorry for the noob question, but what is this for exactly?
Hot diggity, now everything is being installed to SD by default. I like that.
I am going to guess that for those apps that dont play well with apps2sd, we manually move them to /data/apps/ ?
Does your latest support ext4?
Maybe that is the problem with black screen.
Clay
sheek360 said:
sorry for the noob question, but what is this for exactly?
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To help out internal phone storage.
htcclay said:
Does your latest support ext4?
Maybe that is the problem with black screen.
Clay
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No it don't support ext4.
I am running WW 4.6 right now and i did a titanium back up to try out one of the new Froyo ROMs. I didnt like it so i tried to nandroid restore back to WW and that wouldnt even work.
So i reflashed WW and tried to reinstall my apps and it says "not enough memory" or something along those lines every time i try to reinstall an app.
So i partitioned my SD card and it STILL wont download anything..any ideas?
Edit: After some research this seems to be a Titanium back up issue and a simple uninstall/reinstall of the apps works. I have no apps installed on my phone and i cannot install anything...thats not good.
Also i have the adb shell open on the command prompt with all the listed app on my phone by doing
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
cd /system/app
ls
...and there is nothing there that is installed, just all of the .apks that come with the ROM.
Installed a new ROM and working now, very strange.
WW requires you to partition your SD card for app2sd, that is why it's telling you that you do not have enough space. Get ROM Manager from the market and it will do this for you, then just flash WW back onto your phone.
http://androidforums.com/all-things...-manager-will-now-partition-your-sd-card.html
EDIT: I forgot to add that after you install WW you need to go into (Settings, Applications) and enable App2SD before you can install anything.
reinert012 said:
I am running WW 4.6 right now and i did a titanium back up to try out one of the new Froyo ROMs. I didnt like it so i tried to nandroid restore back to WW and that wouldnt even work.
So i reflashed WW and tried to reinstall my apps and it says "not enough memory" or something along those lines every time i try to reinstall an app.
So i partitioned my SD card and it STILL wont download anything..any ideas?
Edit: After some research this seems to be a Titanium back up issue and a simple uninstall/reinstall of the apps works. I have no apps installed on my phone and i cannot install anything...thats not good.
Also i have the adb shell open on the command prompt with all the listed app on my phone by doing
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
cd /system/app
ls
...and there is nothing there that is installed, just all of the .apks that come with the ROM.
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If you do a "chmod -R 777 /data/app" (without quotes) through ADB shell, that should enable you to install apps from the market onto internal memory.
My app2sd space is 348mb, but my phone memory left is 18mb.
How to increase my phone memory? I have installed aCCleaner, i thought it solved my problems. But no, it only free 488kb of my phone memory.
Any more ideas?
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From ADB shell or a terminal emulator installed in your phone:
Code:
$ su
# a2sd install
# a2sd cachesd
# a2sd align
From time to time, the command
Code:
# a2sd resetcache
should free some space on your a2sd partition. This operation takes some time to complete and restarts your phone.
masteryx said:
From ADB shell or a terminal emulator installed in your phone:
Code:
$ su
# a2sd install
# a2sd cachesd
# a2sd align
From time to time, the command
Code:
# a2sd resetcache
should free some space on your a2sd partition. This operation takes some time to complete and restarts your phone.
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What happens after i type that in the terminal emulator? Should i backup my sd card or anything first?
Cause ive already installed terminal emulator and im ready. But i just want to know...
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No, backup is not necessary.
The first a2sd command makes sure a2sd is active. If it wasn't, will move your applications to the ext partition and free phone memory. If it already is, it doesn't do anything.
The second command moves the cache to the ext partition, also freeing phone memory.
The third command zip aligns the installed applications.
The resetcache operation is not necessary now, only in the future when you observe the free space decreasing even though you didn't install many new apps. The cache grows over time, and the reset operation deletes it and creates it again, making it smaller.
I performed all these commands on my phone just before writing here and everything was OK, so I am confident they will work for you too if a2sd is installed properly.
masteryx said:
No, backup is not necessary.
The first a2sd command makes sure a2sd is active. If it wasn't, will move your applications to the ext partition and free phone memory. If it already is, it doesn't do anything.
The second command moves the cache to the ext partition, also freeing phone memory.
The third command zip aligns the installed applications.
The resetcache operation is not necessary now, only in the future when you observe the free space decreasing even though you didn't install many new apps. The cache grows over time, and the reset operation deletes it and creates it again, making it smaller.
I performed all these commands on my phone just before writing here and everything was OK, so I am confident they will work for you too if a2sd is installed properly.
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Thank you! Waiting so long for you to reply. Yes, my a2sd installed properly.
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I found out my terminal emulator is gone. I thought i have it. Then i try to install it from the market but is says insufficient storage. Lol. Help??
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My only suggestion is for you to uninstall an application to make room for the emulator. Mine for an example is 1.46 MB. So try removing a game or anything else that uses a fair amount of storage. You can get it back once you solve the free space problem.
I have never used ADB, so I can't assist you with that alternative.
masteryx said:
My only suggestion is for you to uninstall an application to make room for the emulator. Mine for an example is 1.46 MB. So try removing a game or anything else that uses a fair amount of storage. You can get it back once you solve the free space problem.
I have never used ADB, so I can't assist you with that alternative.
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hey, after 3 days with the "low on space" warning in the notification bar, some of my apps icon is gone after i reboot my phone. and the apps that the icons missing cannot be open. when i try to open the apps it says " could not launch the requested activity" and the sad thing is i cant uninstall anything to free some space. now im uninstalling bakery story but it took forever.
any more ideas? i just need to install that terminal emulator but it says insufficient stirage all the time! any more ideas?
or maybe i should reinstall my rom or sumthing?? helpp!!
I wonder if any of the wipes from the recovery menu could be helpful here... Before reinstalling the ROM you can practically try anything. So how about booting into recovery and wiping "/cache"? I think the cache will be rebuilt anyway...
masteryx said:
I wonder if any of the wipes from the recovery menu could be helpful here... Before reinstalling the ROM you can practically try anything. So how about booting into recovery and wiping "/cache"? I think the cache will be rebuilt anyway...
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Does wiping cache through custom recovery is the same with wiping cache using and typing the command in the terminal emulator?
If it is, then i just wipe my cache through custom recovery? Cause i cant install and uninstall any apps! My phone memory has dropped from 18mb to 4mb. And i cant receive a text message.
Add: some of my apps are gone too, e.g. angry birds and so on. And after wiping the cache my apps that gone will be back right?
Hmm im panic! Lol
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shotgun32 said:
Does wiping cache through custom recovery is the same with wiping cache using and typing the command in the terminal emulator?
If it is, then i just wipe my cache through custom recovery? Cause i cant install and uninstall any apps! My phone memory has dropped from 18mb to 4mb. And i cant receive a text message.
Add: some of my apps are gone too, e.g. angry birds and so on. And after wiping the cache my apps that gone will be back right?
Hmm im panic! Lol
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No, they are not the same. But since you're out of options, I think you should do it anyway - wiping the cache from the recovery menu, that is.
I'm sorry I am the only one trying to help you. I myself am in the process of reinstalling my phone right now (switching from void #echo to LOL 1.4.2).
Also, don't panic. Backup any important data first. What I told you to do won't brick your phone, so there's nothing you should be afraid of.
masteryx said:
No, they are not the same. But since you're out of options, I think you should do it anyway - wiping the cache from the recovery menu, that is.
I'm sorry I am the only one trying to help you. I myself am in the process of reinstalling my phone right now (switching from void #echo to LOL 1.4.2).
Also, don't panic. Backup any important data first. What I told you to do won't brick your phone, so there's nothing you should be afraid of.
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Thanks for helping. Youre the man
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Btw, can i know what cache does it remove through the custom recovery and through the terminal emulator?
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wiping cache through custom recovery is the same like u use to clear my cache through accleaner apps, nothing happens... any other way?? if only i can install that terminal emulator app again but it always said "insufficient space storage" after install!!
;((
i did wiping cache through custom recovery but it is the same like i use accleaner to clear my cache, so nothing happens too... any other way??
if only i can install that terminal emulator app again but it always said "insufficient space storage" after install!!
help ;( some of my apps missing so its hard for me to backup all
How about trying to partition your sd card? What rom are you using?
I am curious as to why in my Task Manager it shows that I have 19mb of "Personal Info" (PI) when I know that is not true. I have googled and searched these threads about it and this is what I have found. It seems to be some dead apps. I am running Toxic8 w/ Bali 1.2 kernal but before I had stock 2.2 from Cincinnati Bell. While on Bell's 2.2, my PI was only around 2-4mbs max (facebook/ contacts/ media-those types of things). I wiped/reset/wiped again and flashed the Toxic8 ROM.
I have an app called DiskUsage (great app) which shows what is in each folder by apk/dalvik/data-pick one, two or all. I generally just use the /data as my view point. There is a Root point to that also scans you Root folders too. It can show, lets say Facebook. You can click on it>hit show and it takes you to that apps file in Manage Apps where you can delete data/cache.
Now, I say this b/c if I run it and it shows the /dbdata folder, it shows my normal amout of personal info +/-3mb but then it also shows that /system is taking up 16+/-mb of space. I think that is the problem. What is this /system part as I have looked all over the /system folder to see if there are any links or something and can find anything that matches.
Why is my Personal Information so big if I only have 3+/-mb of personal information on it.
This is what I have tried and searched.
SDmaidPro. Corpse, Clean system/apps/ Optimize No luck
Wiped, reset, reflashed, bootloop **crap.
Wiped, reset, relashed, wiped, bootloop **crap
Wiped, reset, restored only /system, bootloop **argg*crap.
Restored and it boots up just fine but PI is still sitting at 19mb b/c obviously it was restored.
I am thinking that it is maybe the symbolic links to my first ROM that came with the phone (only had it 2 weeks or so), PLUS all the apps that came with Toxic8, but a fair amount of those, I have deleted. Think this is a Samsung bug from what I have googled. I don't want to wipe internal SD card b/c I am fairly certain the bulk of what I am looking at is not there (so it would be pointless).
Ideas and sorry for the manifesto sized post?
This is what I am finding so far after some adb work. The /system is somehow mounted to the /dbdata partition. Maybe b/c of the voodoo making them both ext4 partitions. I ran Mount and confirmed both are ext4. I don't know how or why.
I also ran busybox df -h to see what partitions are and how munch total/free/used space there is. It shows that in my DBdata partition that I have way more that I should. My personal data should only be about 3mb but it is showing at now 20mb. Before you say "why worry, you have 126mb of space". I did some tests and if I install an app, fine that is great. But say that I install it, don't like it and uninstall, it is still inflating the Dbdata partition and will not come out. This can cause long term problems with partition filled and no where to install apps. They are not in /data/data anymore but are somehow getting linked to /system AND /dbdata.
The folders in Root Explorer are
dbdata/databases
dbdata/db-journal
dbdata/lost+found
dbdata/system The four of these are normal and contain the usual personal information like passwords, cache,...and total around the 3mb as stated above.
My problem is that the /dbdata and /system partitions are somehow linked and when I install and app, it gets pushed to that phantom link and cannot be deleted. See the long term problem now?
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Tried using others like link2sd or DT2SD or A2SD ?
Ace-ing all tests.
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I have a feeling you shouldn't reboot so much
Ace-ing all tests.
I was facing similar problem...then I changed my SD card...
By the way which class of SD are you using...??
Are you using ext4 partition? If so I had the same issue and user Iandol helped me out with this post. If you use ext4 you have to do this on every CM7 rom. Hope it helps
iandol said:
@itasoulas: I use adb shell and vim, but I suspect for most users, the best thing is to use ES File Explorer or another rooted explorer, navigate to /system/etc/init.d/ and open 05mountsd in the text editor, then go to line 43:
Code:
$BB mount -o noatime,nodiratime,barrier=1 -t ext3 $SD_EXT_PART $SD_EXT_DIRECTORY;
and change it to ext4:
Code:
$BB mount -o noatime,nodiratime,barrier=1 -t ext4 $SD_EXT_PART $SD_EXT_DIRECTORY;
Reboot, then run the following command in terminal to tell you what your ext partition is mounted as:
Code:
mount | grep mmcblk0p2
There must be a reason CM mount using ext3, but I've always remounted as ext4 (as many others have) without problems... I use s2e which uses /sd-ext/, but link2sd simply remounts /sd-ext/ under another mount point so you end up with 2 mounts of the same partition, a little less elegant but works just fine...
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I registrated a weird issue a few days ago. After flashing MIUI GB RC2 everything went normally, 'till one day my Ace wasn't able anymore to detect my SIM-Card. After wiping everything and reflashing it still wasn't able to, so I went back to CM7.2 without MIUI GB RC2 and everything worked fine. Now I've flashed MIUI again and again everything works fine, hopefully for a longer period of time than just a few days.
but still my question: can anyone confirm the same issue?
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Pockets69 said:
Well more or less the same problem i had, but i was using S2E (an app that installs the apps on microSD) i then tried it with Link2SD, it ****ed up a few hours after, i am now using darktremmor's dta2sd and see if it ****s up... so far so good.
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Darktrmmor will also have the problem, if you move dalvik cache to sd it will create a problem after u install many apps..
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cso26 said:
Darktrmmor will also have the problem, if you move dalvik cache to sd it will create a problem after u install many apps..
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So thats the problem?? dalvik cache ****s up? well i copy the apps and dalvik, so i am doomed and Darktremmor will also screw up the install?, umh well i got more or less the same apps i had before, it is yet to screw up, lets hope it doesn't, still thanks for the advice cso26
sorry, stupid question -_-
I've got MIUI GB RC2 by nims for one week too, almost all my apps on SD but widget and system apps and it give me no problems! Are you sure it couldn't be an sd-card problem? Or maybe a problem occurred while you partitioned it?
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anyone experience problem of theme? it looks terrible for me, especially the message and status bar
fadhmuhammad said:
anyone experience problem of theme? it looks terrible for me, especially the message and status bar
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yes....themes got messed up.... its still in beta, so, i coop with it the nicest thing bout miui is its sound.... LOUD!!
Miui gingerbread by Chinese is more stable. (Never tested myself) people say
Ony drawback is that toggles in notification is in Chinese and some apps also
there is no flickering in Chinese one according to people.
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I keep on thinking that it could be a problem of your SD card... You should try with another one before think about a rom problem.
I've been using MIUI GB for 2 weeks, using Link2SD, 50 apk installed and never faced such a problem!