Hello there,
My Note is rooted and was running Rocket GB rom, I wanted to try another one and used Check rom for a couple of days. Yesterday I decided to return back to Rocket (fresh install) and since then Gmail is refusing to open or even update.
Doesn't load anymore and I'm getting FC's.
Market says it needs to be updated but I'm getting a signature error.
Tried uninstalling it with TB but I'm getting the error mentioned in the quote below.
Tried ES Explorer with option to mount system but this didn't help either.
I also flashed the latest gapps which I could find in the Rocket topic, no help.
--Installing Package...
Finding update package...
E:unknown volume for path [SYSTEM:app/Gmail.apk]
E:Can't mount SYSTEM:app/Gmail.apk
Installation aborted
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Thanks
Or can someone point me out to a downloadable gmail.apk?
Uninstall, then redownload from playstore... Sometimes data is left behind, you can wipe all data from apps section, then Uninstall and then redownload. Sometimes wiping data is enough lmao
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decat said:
Tried uninstalling it with TB but I'm getting an error
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I deleted the app data (not the app itself) and the problem seems to be fixed.
Related
???
just tried to load & install newest update of google goggles - install failed "insufficient storage available"....
running CM 4.2.9.1.....
does that mean google goggles "tries" to install itself into internal storage?
does that mean google found a way to circumvent apps2sd?
wtf
shmigao said:
???
just tried to load & install newest update of google goggles - install failed "insufficient storage available"....
running CM 4.2.9.1.....
does that mean google goggles "tries" to install itself into internal storage?
does that mean google found a way to circumvent apps2sd?
wtf
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I didn't have any issues installing it. It didn't install on my G1's internal storage which currently has 79.52MB available.
shaithis01 said:
I didn't have any issues installing it. It didn't install on my G1's internal storage which currently has 79.52MB available.
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weird...
just to check what is going on (whether something really wrong on my side), i installed another app (backgrounds), and the installation went fine.
another person in the market comments reported the same issue
...
I'd check your A2SD was actually working It might be installing as a system app, I'm not sure, and I don't know if your system apps are in sd\app_s or in system\app.
shmigao said:
weird...
just to check what is going on (whether something really wrong on my side), i installed another app (backgrounds), and the installation went fine.
another person in the market comments reported the same issue
...
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it gets more weird... i just checked.
even if google goggles wants to install itself into the internal phone storage, there is still 59.73MB free...
i don't get it
question:
did you all try to install the latest update?
I use CM 4.2.9.1 as well and did not have any problems upgrading to Goggles 1.0.1.
Does "adb logcat" report anything interesting?
Hellek said:
I use CM 4.2.9.1 as well and did not have any problems upgrading to Goggles 1.0.1.
Does "adb logcat" report anything interesting?
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logcat says:
- Failed to cache package shared libs
- java.io.IOException: Parent directory of file is not writable: /data/data/com.google.android.apps.unveil/lib/tmp20957tmp
- Package couldn't be installed in /data/app.com.google.android.apps
- com.android.vending.api.LocalAssetDatabase.notifyListener(): -5982560687551630360 / INSTALL_FAILED
-com.android.vending.AssetDownloader$DownloadManagerBroadcastReceiver$MyPackageInstallObserver.packageInstalled(): Package install from content://downloads/download/84 failed: Insufficient storage available.
... that's the first time this happened to me
did a complete reinstall of CM ROM, etc., but still the same problem.
weird
next CM update i will wipe then it may work.
I search the file .apk (goggles 1.0.1). Thanks
I had this issue onCM4.2.9.1 as well but got around it by uninstalling 1.0.0 and installing 1.0.1. It didn't use any internal memory either.
shmigao said:
Parent directory of file is not writable: /data/data/com.google.android.apps.unveil/lib/tmp20957tmp
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There's your problem. Uninstall Goggles and try installing it again from the Market. If you get the same error, do this:
Code:
adb remount
adb shell
su
rm -rf /data/data/com.google.android.apps.unveil
and then try installing it again.
Chahk said:
There's your problem. Uninstall Goggles and try installing it again from the Market. If you get the same error, do this:
Code:
adb remount
adb shell
su
rm -rf /data/data/com.google.android.apps.unveil
and then try installing it again.
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it worked!
Thank you!
... any idea why i had this issue?
shmigao said:
it worked!
Thank you!
... any idea why i had this issue?
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Can't say for sure, but somehow the permissions on that folder were different from what the app required. This can sometimes happen if you originally install the app manually (e.g. downloaded the APK from somewhere) instead of directly from the Market.
I search apk file (goggles v1.0.1)
This happens to me every once in a while. I usually just reboot and try the install again, and it works.
Chahk said:
Can't say for sure, but somehow the permissions on that folder were different from what the app required. This can sometimes happen if you originally install the app manually (e.g. downloaded the APK from somewhere) instead of directly from the Market.
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well i didn't, but i did try to uninstall Amazon MP3 manually (via SU File Management System) - i might have hit the wrong file and messed up the permissions folders...
anyway, it works now
thanks
other people running 4.2.9.1 are seeing the same thing. it isn't google's app.
Just recently I can no longer install apps. From the market or anywhere else, I always get "INSTALLATION unsuccessful". My phone storage has 50mb and plenty of space on my sd card. Also I set the install location to where it installs to sd automatically. What's the deal?
Anyone have this problem?
im also wondering this. often i get this. the app wont install at all or i have to wait a while to try and install it again n it works. wonder whats causing this
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I've been having this issue too, and not only in Froyo.
U moved the dalvik cache to cache partition and cache partition is now full
I find a solution! If you were having problems similar to me, this should work. Anyways, goto terminal, su and type:
rm /mnt/secure/asec/smdl2tmp1.asec
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I rebooted and everything is back to normal and I can install apps again.
Thanks to this thread http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/...all-around-failures/page__p__24608#entry24608
I was going to say do a logcat when trying to install the app to see what its moaning about!
donutman said:
I find a solution! If you were having problems similar to me, this should work. Anyways, goto terminal, su and type:
I rebooted and everything is back to normal and I can install apps again.
Thanks to this thread http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/...all-around-failures/page__p__24608#entry24608
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I'm having this same issue. I formatted my system, data, and cache. Now nothing will install. The suggestions above haven't worked yet.
Has someone found a solution yet?
This is happening for me too...my market/play store keeps force closing and I can't install 90% of the things I try to install (even things that have been on my phone in the past). I feel like chucking my phone out the window I'm getting so frustrated.
Anyone else getting this? Tried to update several apps but got this error.
How about the problem parsing package error?
What causes these?
Thanks.
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What apps were you trying to update? Parsing error means the apk isnt packaged correctly or signed I believe.
GMail update 2.3.2
is a perfect example. I tried copy/paste with Root Expl. I got the "application not installed." Any ideas?
You cant install system apps normally, you just have to move it over, set permissions, reboot and hope its installed.
Clairification please?
mob87 said:
You cant install system apps normally, you just have to move it over, set permissions, reboot and hope its installed.
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What's a system app vs. a 'regular' app? Does it make no difference that its a Froyo version of the app? Per Google website, GMail version 2.3.2 is designated as Froyo. With Root Explore I set permission; I just don't know if I'm doing it correctly. Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks!
Hi I am running the latest update of OaT's ROM and keep having package file is invalid error in playstore. I tried reflash rom and gapps, cleared market data, etc but the error keeps on going. Anyone else experience this and know a fix? Thanks
anhqn91 said:
Hi I am running the latest update of OaT's ROM and keep having package file is invalid error in playstore. I tried reflash rom and gapps, cleared market data, etc but the error keeps on going. Anyone else experience this and know a fix? Thanks
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Try the Gapps fixer utility. Do a search for it here, I just posted it not too long ago, but for some reason, I can't attach files right now.
Edit: Here's the link to the utility thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28031262#post28031262
I got the same error on a couple updates in the play store. Particularly Google maps and Facebook...it seems big app files. I just moved some files over to 'sd' and didn't have the problem again for some reason.
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I have a Bionic on 4.0.4 ICS and am running CM10 (I think, I don't remember and I just got my computer back from Geek Squad and they deleted my entire 'ROOT' folder... thanks Best Buy). Anyway, I keep running into a problem when trying to download new apps from the Play Store or updating existing apps, I get a notice saying "Insufficient Storage Space) and thus cannot install the app or update. When I go look at the storage on my phone, it shows that I have 2.97GB available, so I'm failing to see where there isn't enough room to download a 21MB update. Anyone know what is going on here? I've tried wiping Cache and Dalvik and it doesn't seem to do anything for this issue, if that matters.
Also, I just ran into this right after I posted this, but I downloaded a cycling app called Strava, and it downloaded and installed successfully (even when other apps wouldn't) but when I try to launch the app, I get a notification saying, "Your device does not seem to support Google Play Services." WTF? I just downloaded this app FROM the Play Store! WTF is the story here?!
I Hate Import Cars said:
I have a Bionic on 4.0.4 ICS and am running CM10 (I think, I don't remember and I just got my computer back from Geek Squad and they deleted my entire 'ROOT' folder... thanks Best Buy). Anyway, I keep running into a problem when trying to download new apps from the Play Store or updating existing apps, I get a notice saying "Insufficient Storage Space) and thus cannot install the app or update. When I go look at the storage on my phone, it shows that I have 2.97GB available, so I'm failing to see where there isn't enough room to download a 21MB update. Anyone know what is going on here? I've tried wiping Cache and Dalvik and it doesn't seem to do anything for this issue, if that matters.
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There is a file called "lost.dir" takes up a lot of space and doesn't do anything .try deleting that and see if that helps
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Thanks for the reply. I did that but it didn't help.
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If you've used lucky patcher, this problem will arise... try deleting odex file of the application you are trying to update... in root / data / app and you are done..
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FIX~ ‘Insufficient storage available‘ Error
Luckily, I found a fix for this problem in lucky patcher. Lucky patcher is actually a third party app to crack/patch paid Google play apps.
So here’s how you can fix this error. Your device must be rooted to be able to use lucky patcher.
How to fix Insufficient storage available error in Android
1. Download Lucky Patcher
2. Place lucky patcher into your SD card and install it using any file manager you prefer.
3. Run it and then press menu key and go to Troubleshooting.
4. Choose Remove fixes and backups and then finally reboot your device to fix this dreadful error.
lcfuat said:
Luckily, I found a fix for this problem in lucky patcher. Lucky patcher is actually a third party app to crack/patch paid Google play apps.
So here’s how you can fix this error. Your device must be rooted to be able to use lucky patcher.
How to fix Insufficient storage available error in Android
1. Download Lucky Patcher
2. Place lucky patcher into your SD card and install it using any file manager you prefer.
3. Run it and then press menu key and go to Troubleshooting.
4. Choose Remove fixes and backups and then finally reboot your device to fix this dreadful error.
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I have looked everywhere for a fix, tried just about everything. I got rid of lucky patcher before I seen this, now I can't even download it again without it saying the error message. Any thoughts? I reeeally don't wanna do a factory reset and re download all my apps and have it not work
RussellEstridge25 said:
I have looked everywhere for a fix, tried just about everything. I got rid of lucky patcher before I seen this, now I can't even download it again without it saying the error message. Any thoughts? I reeeally don't wanna do a factory reset and re download all my apps and have it not work
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Try do in terminal :
sua
2sd nodatasd
Boot phone, data will be moved to /system/data as normal , and error (at least for me) solved,.
thank you
lcfuat said:
Luckily, I found a fix for this problem in lucky patcher. Lucky patcher is actually a third party app to crack/patch paid Google play apps.
So here’s how you can fix this error. Your device must be rooted to be able to use lucky patcher.
How to fix Insufficient storage available error in Android
1. Download Lucky Patcher
2. Place lucky patcher into your SD card and install it using any file manager you prefer.
3. Run it and then press menu key and go to Troubleshooting.
4. Choose Remove fixes and backups and then finally reboot your device to fix this dreadful error.
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:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
Thank you so my friend