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    Cant install new update ??? no memory ???..

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    Tupss | # 1 | 2010-01-11, 19:30 | Report

    I cant install the update ? when I click update it says unsufficient memory ??

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    That One Guy | # 2 | 2010-01-11, 19:31 | Report

    You really should look around a bit, I've seen 2 threads about this same exact question in the last 3 minutes.

    Uninstall some apps and then reboot.

    You need around 25 megs free on rootfs. (not that as of right now you know what that means).

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    steady | # 3 | 2010-01-11, 19:32 | Report

    Try to disable devels and testing repos and try then.

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    Tupss | # 4 | 2010-01-11, 19:38 | Report

    YEP disabling devel repo's worked straight away... thank you

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    b666m | # 5 | 2010-01-11, 19:47 | Report

    in my case a reboot helped me out
    nothing uninstalled or disabled ^^

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    awesome | # 6 | 2010-01-11, 20:07 | Report

    Before reboot I had 17 MB free on rootfs, after 35 MB. I guess there is temporary stuff that gets cleared on reboot.

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    Rob1n | # 7 | 2010-01-11, 20:16 | Report

    There's currently a bug where temporary files from installing apps don't get cleaned up until a reboot. Other than that (which should be fixed in PR1.1), there shouldn't be much to clean up on reboot.

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    Hirudin | # 8 | 2010-01-11, 22:00 | Report

    Is Nokia frigging joking?

    I don't want to hack the f***ing Matrix to get a firmware update!

    I'm pretty damn nerdy and it's now taken me about 20 minutes to even start to understand why I can't get this update. I cannot imagine what a novice might do.

    I'm glad Nokia isn't Apple, but maybe they could learn SOMETHING from them! Like hey, when you've got 32 gb of storage available don't give your customers a bunch of "not enough memory in target location" errors; it tends to piss them off.

    You can bet your bottom dollar that Android, OS 10 (or whatever they call the iPhone OS), WebOS, and Windows Mobile don't have this same ******ed problem! Get with the program Nokia. We aren't all Linux engineers. Just give us the updates and actually MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO INSTALL THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Whoever decided to allocate half a percent of the memory to what is apparently very important should be fired, his/her boss should be fired, and his/her boss should be slapped.

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    Last edited by Hirudin; 2010-01-11 at 22:06.

     
    Rob1n | # 9 | 2010-01-11, 22:04 | Report

    Have you been ignoring the blatant warnings and installing apps from extras-devel? If so, you've only yourself to blame for this issue.

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    Hirudin | # 10 | 2010-01-11, 22:07 | Report

    Yes, I would like access to more than 15 apps, so I've ignored the warnings.

    I also ignore the UAC warnings in Windows, but when Microsoft releases an update I don't get a bunch of BS about how my HDD is full.

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