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2010-02-17
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#32
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install rootsh if not already done
open xterminal
type root then paste this in
apt-get clean
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
hit return and away it goes
this will perform the update and bypass that nasty memory error i got this a user called chuchu and its works
Last edited by drukane; 2010-02-17 at 20:49.
open xterminal
type root then paste this in
apt-get clean
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
hit return and away it goes
this will perform the update and bypass that nasty memory error i got this a user called chuchu and its works
Last edited by drukane; 2010-02-17 at 20:49.
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2010-02-17
, 20:52
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#33
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first of all, thanx a lot for helping me mate!
Where do i find "rootsh"?
searched for it in the application manager and didn't came up...
(i told you that i'm not good at all at this! lol
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Where do i find "rootsh"?
searched for it in the application manager and didn't came up...
(i told you that i'm not good at all at this! lol
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2010-02-17
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#34
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Originally Posted by thanvar
you search for it under downloads on this site then install to your device
first of all, thanx a lot for helping me mate!
Where do i find "rootsh"?
searched for it in the application manager and didn't came up...
(i told you that i'm not good at all at this! lol
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2010-02-17
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#35
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Originally Posted by drukane
you search for it under downloads on this site then install to your device
after the update reboot your device, make sure you backup your data first just to be cautious
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2010-02-17
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thanks again drukane! you rock!
I'll post again later if I fail in updating maemo...
Hope I don't!
I'll post again later if I fail in updating maemo...
Hope I don't!
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2010-02-17
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#37
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Originally Posted by drukane
after i install rootsh, open xterminal, and type root, i can't paste all these:
install rootsh if not already done
open xterminal
type root then paste this in
apt-get clean
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
hit return and away it goes
this will perform the update and bypass that nasty memory error i got this a user called chuchu and its works
apt-get clean
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
But one each time because whenever i press "enter" it starts doing stuff...
Anyway when i wrote all of them once the update didn't happen, and when i tried to update again it said the same: "not enough memory...etc" ...
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2010-02-17
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#38
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Originally Posted by thanvar
Did it give any errors when you ran them? And did you close App Manager down before running them?
after i install rootsh, open xterminal, and type root, i can't paste all these:
apt-get clean
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
But one each time because whenever i press "enter" it starts doing stuff...
Anyway when i wrote all of them once the update didn't happen, and when i tried to update again it said the same: "not enough memory...etc" ...
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2010-02-17
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I didn't notice anything while it was running, and yes I stupidly left the app manager open... So should I do it again?
And if yes, after i type root do i press enter/space before typing the rest?
edit: I press enter, obviously....
Last edited by thanvar; 2010-02-17 at 21:57.
And if yes, after i type root do i press enter/space before typing the rest?
edit: I press enter, obviously....
Last edited by thanvar; 2010-02-17 at 21:57.
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2010-02-17
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Originally Posted by thanvar
Yes, go ahead and run it again. The "update" step should download the repository catalogues, and the "upgrade" step should offer a list of packages to install/update.
I didn't notice anything while it was running, and yes I stupidly left the app manager open... So should I do it again?
And if yes, after i type root do i press enter/space before typing the rest?
edit: I press enter, obviously....
I have the same problem ("not enough memory in target location"), disabled the extras-devel and extras-testing catalogues but I still get the same problem... I also switched it off and on a couple of times but nothing... I read some of the posts here in this thread and i can't understand anything that is too "techy" for me.
I know very little of this gem of a mobile phone and can't seem to be able enough to update it. Can anyone help me and give me a simplistic step by step?
thanks in advance guys!