Hi,
When I download an app, for instance "asphalt 7", in the google play store, I keep getting error 498.
Does someone know what this means?
Thanks:good:
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Lucas94 said:
Hi,
When I download an app, for instance "asphalt 7", in the google play store, I keep getting error 498.
Does someone know what this means?
Thanks:good:
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It looks like the apps you're trying to download is larger than your device's cache partition. Your device is unable to download apps on Google Play that are larger than the cache partition even though you may have enough internal storage space available. Any app larger than 20-25M is too big for certain devices, namely Samsung devices, to download at one time. Try to use cacheFixer at Google Play
is there anyway to exten the cache partition???
Lucas94 said:
Hi,
When I download an app, for instance "asphalt 7", in the google play store, I keep getting error 498.
Does someone know what this means?
Thanks:good:
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I have the same problem. Before, I used Setxperia to swap in '/cache'. So,I go to '/cache/swap' by root explorer then delete swapfile.swp. This really fix my problem.
I encountered this issue when trying to download a game called Splice. The games is close to 290mb. I've not used cachefixer at all but what I did to fix this problem is look at my applications in settings>applications>all. I cleared the cache for a few of the memory hogging apps that I have. Instagram was the biggest culprit. It was taking around 90mb of cache memory. You may also consider clearing you web browsers cache aswell. As soon as I did this I was able to download my game.
Hope this helps you some, good luck.
(HTC Incredible 2)
Wipe your cache
In recovery format cache&dalvik cache or if you dont have recovery delete google play store cache and framework cache. Worked for me on previuos phone.
Stefan Novovic said:
In recovery format cache&dalvik cache or if you dont have recovery delete google play store cache and framework cache. Worked for me on previuos phone.
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clearing Dalvik worked for me! (Captivate restored back to CM7.1)
Thanks!
max1095 said:
It looks like the apps you're trying to download is larger than your device's cache partition. Your device is unable to download apps on Google Play that are larger than the cache partition even though you may have enough internal storage space available. Any app larger than 20-25M is too big for certain devices, namely Samsung devices, to download at one time. Try to use cacheFixer at Google Play
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I downloaded it, how I can use him ?
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Recently did a factory reset, then rooted and unlocked.
Since then I'm getting errors downloading apps. This seems to occur only over the wireless connection, not over Wifi. I have verified that I can access the SD-card and external SD-card. have plenty of available storage space (per Settings/Storage): 2.58 GB app, 8.43 GB internal, 29.06GB SD card. Also have a good data connection per browser/weather app use!
These are the two errors I am seeing when trying to download apps from Google Play:
"App xyz" could not be downloaded due to an error. (923)
Error downloading "App xyz". There is insufficient space on the device.
Searched to find a fix, but couldn't find a good answer. Can anyone help me?
I would flash Th3bill's full wipe @ http://www.jokersax.com/developer-pages/th3bill/809-2/ then flash your rom.
if that doesn't work, you'll have to go back to stock sbf and see if that fixed it. if OK, root... if OK, unlock. an incremental way to isolate the issue.
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Dont do a full wipe just yet... Just go to settings, manage apps, click on play store, click clear data, then reboot. This will probably fix it.
Sent from my CM9ed MoPho!
@jrebo and @Acvice
It wasn't enough to clear settings, I had to do the full wipe and installing MIUI 2.6.22 fixed it.
I appreciate your the help!!
I had error 923 on my sgs3 and clearing app data resolved it.
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1. under settings/apps go to google store.
2. cache and data reset.
3. update deinstall, and akzept reset to google store basic version !
4. delete googlemail account under accounts&syncronisation.
5. go to google store app, insert googlemail account new.
google store meanwhile has updated to newest version and will keep runing fine again now ! :good:
This can sometimes happen after a fresh install and gapps tries to throw every update it has logged for you at the phone. just retry after installing what sticks. usually sorts it. many phones have this issue
Methods to solve error 923
HackGerm said:
Recently did a factory reset, then rooted and unlocked.
Since then I'm getting errors downloading apps. This seems to occur only over the wireless connection, not over Wifi. I have verified that I can access the SD-card and external SD-card. have plenty of available storage space (per Settings/Storage): 2.58 GB app, 8.43 GB internal, 29.06GB SD card. Also have a good data connection per browser/weather app use!
These are the two errors I am seeing when trying to download apps from Google Play:
"App xyz" could not be downloaded due to an error. (923)
Error downloading "App xyz". There is insufficient space on the device.
Searched to find a fix, but couldn't find a good answer. Can anyone help me?
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Hi here are some methods for Error 923 at appslova.com. One of the method must work for you to solve this problem.
Fr4nky78 said:
1. under settings/apps go to google store.
2. cache and data reset.
3. update deinstall, and akzept reset to google store basic version !
4. delete googlemail account under accounts&syncronisation.
5. go to google store app, insert googlemail account new.
google store meanwhile has updated to newest version and will keep runing fine again now ! :good:
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This helped me after using CF- Autoroot by Chainfire, on my nexus 5. Thanks man!
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I've ran into error 923 in Google Play.
None of the above worked, and I finally managed to fix it by deleting /data/core/zcore*.zip files (2.5GB in total).
By the looks of permissions on those files, some files could be deleted without root, but not all of them.
this video fixed the problem for me.. while it's "kind of a long video" for the 2 easy steps.. it's just the 2 steps.. 'clear cache' (not sure that helped, really?)
but the 2nd step did help.. I rolled back google play to a 'older'-orginal version.. and that fixed it
So I have a Galaxy Player 4.2 USA,
I went into Lucky Patcher to try to remove google ads and disable MXPlayer from creating ad storage and such.
I changed permissions and chose to Rebuild and Install!.
After about five minutes, nothing happened, and then the program quit itself (either or was closed by RAM manager)
So MXPlayer is now uninstalled and nowhere to be found. I tried re-installing from a backup APK I had of the app, but then I get
"Insufficient Space on SD Card"
error from not only the APK but also from the Google Play Store when I try to install this app specifically. I have plenty of available space so weird I'm getting that error.
Obviously I screwed something up, and I really don't know what to do. I read to delete Market cache and possibly even dalvik-cache,
but I don't know what's safe and what to do.
If someone could please tell me what the best option to do would be, that would be great.
Also yes device is rooted, running 2.3.6 Gingerbread, I have TiBu PRO installed and Root Brower.
Thanks!!
xninja23 said:
So I have a Galaxy Player 4.2 USA,
I went into Lucky Patcher to try to remove google ads and disable MXPlayer from creating ad storage and such.
I changed permissions and chose to Rebuild and Install!.
After about five minutes, nothing happened, and then the program quit itself (either or was closed by RAM manager)
So MXPlayer is now uninstalled and nowhere to be found. I tried re-installing from a backup APK I had of the app, but then I get
"Insufficient Space on SD Card"
error from not only the APK but also from the Google Play Store when I try to install this app specifically. I have plenty of available space so weird I'm getting that error.
Obviously I screwed something up, and I really don't know what to do. I read to delete Market cache and possibly even dalvik-cache,
but I don't know what's safe and what to do.
If someone could please tell me what the best option to do would be, that would be great.
Also yes device is rooted, running 2.3.6 Gingerbread, I have TiBu PRO installed and Root Brower.
Thanks!!
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Usually Lucky patcher itself can fix that kind of problem i think. If you run Lucky patcher, it will automatically delete unused odex (patch files) which will prevent you installing original app. Wiping dalvik cache is recommended, for I never encountered problem by wiping dalvik cache.
I am currently running into an issue installing apps from both the play store and trying to side loads apps from XDA. I have over 6gb free on both the internal and sdcards and yet A number of apps are giving me the out of space error when I try to install but not all apps are giving me the error some install no problem others not so lucky. I am getting the error with apps such as MXPlayer Google services and ES File Explorer even tho youtube installed fine from an older apk becuase the new version requires google services to be installed. I have cleared data and cache of the play store and google framework and even tried clearing the dalvik cache and that did not help either. Running CM7 on a Nook Tablet 16gb. So some help with this issue would be great as this is annoying me big time and preventing me from fully ultilizing my Nook Tablet.
Montisaquadeis said:
I am currently running into an issue installing apps from both the play store and trying to side loads apps from XDA. I have over 6gb free on both the internal and sdcards and yet A number of apps are giving me the out of space error when I try to install but not all apps are giving me the error some install no problem others not so lucky. I am getting the error with apps such as MXPlayer Google services and ES File Explorer even tho youtube installed fine from an older apk becuase the new version requires google services to be installed. I have cleared data and cache of the play store and google framework and even tried clearing the dalvik cache and that did not help either. Running CM7 on a Nook Tablet 16gb. So some help with this issue would be great as this is annoying me big time and preventing me from fully ultilizing my Nook Tablet.
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Try clearing dalvik cache from recovery.
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As I stated I tried that already and no go still doing it.
Edit: *sighs softly* I am beginning to wonder if I am going to have to reinstall CM if I am orced to do that to fix this annolying issue I may as well upgrade to CM10 from my current CM7 build.
I have recently Updated My Galaxy s3 From ICS To JB 4.1.2 But now when i am trying to download apps from google play store some app downloaded fine and most of apps download ends with "Package file is invalid" like when downloading go launcher ex,dropbox...i tried many methods and tricks searched from google like clearing data/cache of playstore and framework.Also i tried to re-add my google account but nothing going to work .I Am using WIFI on phone. and i have plenty of space on my internal memory.
Now please Help Me.
tried the 4.1.6 version and it happens to me sometimes too i just reinstall again and works fine
Latest version of the play store does this to me on occasion, both on my nexus and s3.
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mrirfan555 said:
I have recently Updated My Galaxy s3 From ICS To JB 4.1.2 But now when i am trying to download apps from google play store some app downloaded fine and most of apps download ends with "Package file is invalid" like when downloading go launcher ex,dropbox...i tried many methods and tricks searched from google like clearing data/cache of playstore and framework.Also i tried to re-add my google account but nothing going to work .I Am using WIFI on phone. and i have plenty of space on my internal memory.
Now please Help Me.
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try this: http://gizmostorm.com/how-to-fix-package-file-is-invalid-error-on-google-play-store/
In case above steps didn’t worked for you
Boot your device into recovery.
Clear cache partition.
Head over to Advance options.
Clear Dalvik cache.
Simply reboot your droid.
Try Play Store once again and probably you will end up with success in installing any apps and games without any error.
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i Have Booted my device into recovery.but there is no option to clear devlik cache only wipe cache partition is available one more thing my phone is not rooted.
mrirfan555 said:
i Have Booted my device into recovery.but there is no option to clear devlik cache only wipe cache partition is available one more thing my phone is not rooted.
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flash CWM recovery(touch or non touch) from desktop odin. then you can wipe everything mentioned above.
richadorsey4 said:
Do we need to uninstall the stock app to flash this
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no need to uninstall anything.just download CWM(touch or nontouch). put mobile into download mode. connect to desktop via usb. flash CWM recovery thru odin.
Hi,
My phone reboots whenever I try to manage apps or check my storage settings or open the Play Store. I checked out last_kmesg and found that there was a kernel panic caused by an issue with the user data area. I can't clear user data through settings so I used Titanium Backup to start clearing user data and it died on it's ass when it got to Google Play Store.
I tried selecting just the Play Store and clearing data and it crashed straight away so I'm pretty sure it's the Google Play Store causing the issues. Given that I can't clear the data while the OS is loaded is there any way of doing it from TWRP or suchlike? I want to clear ONLY the Play Store info, I don't want to have to do a factory reset and clean ROM installation as I haven't got access to a USB cable to transfer ROM files over this weekend and it's a royal pain having to set everything up again.
I'm on Cyanogenmod 10.1.3-RC1, android build 4.2.2.
cherryduck said:
Hi,
I'm on Cyanogenmod 10.1.3-RC1, android build 4.2.2.
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Titanium Backup has s feature called Wipe Data this will allow you to clear the Cache and Data from any app
In the list of app tap the one you want like Play Store then tap Wipe Data, it asks you to confirm the wipe tap yes go into setting application manager find play store and the data and cache will be 0.00kb
cherryduck said:
Hi,
My phone reboots whenever I try to manage apps or check my storage settings or open the Play Store. I checked out last_kmesg and found that there was a kernel panic caused by an issue with the user data area. I can't clear user data through settings so I used Titanium Backup to start clearing user data and it died on it's ass when it got to Google Play Store.
I tried selecting just the Play Store and clearing data and it crashed straight away so I'm pretty sure it's the Google Play Store causing the issues. Given that I can't clear the data while the OS is loaded is there any way of doing it from TWRP or suchlike? I want to clear ONLY the Play Store info, I don't want to have to do a factory reset and clean ROM installation as I haven't got access to a USB cable to transfer ROM files over this weekend and it's a royal pain having to set everything up again.
I'm on Cyanogenmod 10.1.3-RC1, android build 4.2.2.
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Go to data/data with a root explorer and delete from there..
tallman43 said:
Go to data/data with a root explorer and delete from there..
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Yeah the moment I tried to access the com.android.vending directory my phone hard rebooted again. I managed to delete the directory in TWRP and now my phone doesn't reboot anymore! The Play Store doesn't work now though...
EDIT
Scratch that, after a couple of reboots it's up and running again sorted!