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2010-01-11
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I cant install the update ? when I click update it says unsufficient memory ??
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2010-01-11
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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).
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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2010-01-11
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@ Finland
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Try to disable devels and testing repos and try then.
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2010-01-11
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YEP disabling devel repo's worked straight away... thank you 
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2010-01-11
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@ Ingolstadt, Germany
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in my case a reboot helped me out 
nothing uninstalled or disabled ^^
nothing uninstalled or disabled ^^
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2010-01-11
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@ Slovenia
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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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2010-01-11
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@ Cambridge, UK
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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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2010-01-11
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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.
Last edited by Hirudin; 2010-01-11 at 22:06.
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.
Last edited by Hirudin; 2010-01-11 at 22:06.
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2010-01-11
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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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2010-01-11
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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.
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.