So I have had a tough time with installing apps from the market. Thought I had it fixed with a script that was posted in the Jerry's thread but the problem arose (con pollo) again. So this time I thought I'd try installing an app (FREE app) with an apk from the internet. Even that was unable to be installed. I tried again with a small app (300 kb) and it worked. But it wouldn't work with another app that was around 4 mb. This is getting really annoying because I have no way to install anymore apps.
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Root Can't install apps
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benslgdroid
rockstar
What's your internal memory showing
93 mb available
benslgdroid
rockstar
Have you used the market fix in titanium backup
benslgdroid
rockstar
I've had the issue once and did a fresh install with a complete wipe which is in reason why I do every time
MacFett
Android Expert
I am running into this problem again too. I have Internal data 109mb of 179 mb used (70mb free), Android OS 102mb of 164mb used (62mb free) and Sdcard 9.04gb of 14.82gb (lots free).
I have used the script mentioned already as well as the titanium back dalvik into rom, it integrated some failed on some, no space change.
Going to move mvdalvik01 install updates and then move it back.
[update]Before I moved mvdalvik01 I decided to try:
# cd /cache
# mv download download.old
# mkdir -p /sdcard/cache/download
# ln -s /sdcard/cache/download download
But before I did the mv download download.old I did ls first and saw there was no download.old. Then I realized I didn't redo this with the latest update to BACKside, you have to do this each time you flash a new rom or update.
I have used the script mentioned already as well as the titanium back dalvik into rom, it integrated some failed on some, no space change.
Going to move mvdalvik01 install updates and then move it back.
[update]Before I moved mvdalvik01 I decided to try:
# cd /cache
# mv download download.old
# mkdir -p /sdcard/cache/download
# ln -s /sdcard/cache/download download
But before I did the mv download download.old I did ls first and saw there was no download.old. Then I realized I didn't redo this with the latest update to BACKside, you have to do this each time you flash a new rom or update.