Help error code 70 while flashing gapps from twrp

[archz2]

I recently flashed the 16 september release build of mokee rom for my redminote 4g.



all went well
However I am trying to install pico version of gapps and I'm getting insufficient storage error - code 70 . Here is the log. Please help me
# Begin Open GApps Install Log
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ROM Android version | 6.0.1
ROM Build ID | mk_dior-userdebug 6.0.1 MOB31E 4c420e1a5f test-keys
ROM Version increment | 4c420e1a5f
ROM SDK version | 23
ROM/Recovery modversion | MK60.1-dior-160916-RELEASE
Device Recovery | TWRP 3.0.2-0
Device Name | dior
Device Model | HM_NOTE_1LTE
Device Type | phone
Device CPU | armeabi-v7a,armeabi
Installer Platform | arm
ROM Platform | arm
Display Density Used | 320
Install Type | Dirty[Data NOT Wiped]
Smart ART Pre-ODEX | false
Google Camera already installed | false
FaceUnlock Compatible | true
Google Camera Compatible | true
New Camera API Compatible | false[force_api]
Current GApps Version | No GApps Installed
Runtime Permissions | Reset
Google Camera version | Legacy
Installing GApps Zipfile | /sdcard/open_gapps-arm-6.0-pico-20160921.zip
Installing GApps Version | 20160921
Installing GApps Type | pico
Config Type | exclude
Using gapps-config | /sdcard/gapps-config.txt
Remove Stock/AOSP Browser | false[NO_Chrome]
Remove Stock/AOSP Camera | false[NO_CameraGoogle]
Remove Stock/AOSP Email | false[NO_Gmail]
Remove Stock/AOSP Gallery | false[NO_Photos]
Remove Stock/AOSP Launcher | false[NO_GoogleNow]
Remove Stock/AOSP MMS App | false[NO_Hangouts]
Remove Stock/AOSP Pico TTS | false[default]
Ignore Google Contacts | false
Ignore Google Dialer | false
Ignore Google Keyboard | true[NoRemove]
Ignore Google Package Installer | true[NoRemove]
Ignore Google NFC Tag | true[NoRemove]
Ignore Google WebView | false
Total System Size (KB) | 805408
Used System Space (KB) | 796184
Current Free Space (KB) | 9224
Additional Space Required (KB) | 119648 << See Calculations Below
------------------------------------------------------------------
# End Open GApps Install Log
INSTALLATION FAILURE: Your device does not have sufficient space available in
the system partition to install this GApps package as currently configured.
You will need to switch to a smaller GApps package or use gapps-config to
reduce the installed size.
# Begin GApps Size Calculations
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TYPE | DESCRIPTION | SIZE | TOTAL
| Current Free Space | 9224 | 9224
Remove | Existing GApps | + 0 | 9224
Remove | Obsolete Files | + 100 | 9324
Remove | extservicesstock | + 0 | 9324
Remove | extsharedstock | + 0 | 9324
Remove | provision | + 32 | 9356
Install | Core | - 92460 | -83104
Install | calsync | - 1808 | -84912
Install | googletts | - 25520 | -110432
| Buffer Space | - 9216 | -119648
------------------------------------------------------------------
Additional Space Required | 119648
------------------------------------------------------------------
# End GApps Size Calculations
# Begin User's gapps-config
DialerFramework
PackageInstallerGoogle
KeyboardGoogle
GCS
ExchangeGoogle
DMAgent
DialerGoogle
# End User's gapps-config

 

[scary alien]

You simply do not have enough space in your /system partition as it currently sits to install that version of Google apps:

<snip>
Total System Size (KB) | 805408
Used System Space (KB) | 796184
Current Free Space (KB) | 9224
Additional Space Required (KB) | 119648 << See Calculations Below
------------------------------------------------------------------
# End Open GApps Install Log
INSTALLATION FAILURE: Your device does not have sufficient space available in
the system partition to install this GApps package as currently configured.
You will need to switch to a smaller GApps package or use gapps-config to
reduce the installed size.
<snip>​

I'm guessing the "pico version" of gapps it the smallest available--if you've got a smaller one, though, I'd try that.

Otherwise, you just don't have space in /system for this installation to succeed.

 

[archz2]

Pico is smallest. Moreover please give the gapps configuration file that I should use.

 

[Bg260]

It's not the GApps it is more likely the ROM. Was it designed specifically for your device? You should also be doing a clean install. Dirty flash is more for system updates.

 

[archz2]

It's not the GApps it is more likely the ROM. Was it designed specifically for your device? You should also be doing a clean install. Dirty flash is more for system updates.

Yes. I've flashed the correct ROM from here.


http://download.mokeedev.com/?device=dior

I performed a clean install of this ROM after wiping system, data, cache and dalvic.

 

[archz2]

Moreover I'm using marshmallow 6.0.1 and gapps are for 6.0. Is it because of that? I cannot find separate gapps for 6.0.1 as in screenshot.

 

[Bg260]

I don't get it. @scary alien was correct with his assessment. The Rom download page states that the ROM is 325Mb. And the GApps should be about 92Mb. According to your log 800mb has been used previous to GApps installation. I think it best to just start over. You're installing the GApps at the same time as the ROM?

 

[Bg260]

I just tried to download a ROM from that site for my Nexus 6. Thought I'd give it a shot......that place is so infected with Malware, it's unbelievable. I completely understand the DEV asking for support, but that felt more like an assault. I wouldn't touch that ROM with a ten foot pole.

There's plenty of good ROMs here:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note/general/official-resurrection-remix-6-0-1-t3348983

 

[archz2]

I don't get it. @scary alien . You're installing the GApps at the same time as the ROM?

First time - no gapps after rebooting

Second time - yes after flashing mokee

 

[Debayan]

Try this.

1.Go to TWRP.
2. Wipe
3.Select System.
4.Repair files.
5.Clean

Then flash gapps.

Or check the XDA forums