Insufficient storage available error - Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A

Insufficient storage available error - Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A

I often get this error when trying to update or install apps.
I have 129 MB free under Settings/Apps/Downloaded.
How to fix this??
I'm on Serenity v2.0.
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I dunno y that happens... Try clearing cache and rebooting... And pls report
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I had the same error....cleared the dalvik cache and it worked!!

alokbina said:
I had the same error....cleared the dalvik cache and it worked!!
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I had the same error and it has been around for a while....and there are many reported fixes and they all are reported to work at least some of the time...hopefully it will fix before you reach solution 5:
1. Clear the cache for google play and google services (didn't work for me)
2. Clear cache and dalvik cache from Recovery (didn't work for me).
3. Delete your google account, then clear cache and dalvik cache from Recovery (worked for me!)
4a. Reflash the ROM, reinstall gapps, clear cache and dalvik cache.
4b. Restore a nandroid back up from when Update and Install were working
5. Factory reset and reinstall everything.
6. Can I interest you in a shiny new device......
Almost forgot....If you are using something one of the app2sd apps that has it's own partition on your sdcard you need to make sure that there is still room in that partition.

hmmmm...un-installed Lucky Patcher from your phone....

Pusak Gaoq said:
hmmmm...un-installed Lucky Patcher from your phone....
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No! Remove .odex files from data/app

Pusak Gaoq said:
hmmmm...un-installed Lucky Patcher from your phone....
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I don't even have it installed.
justmpm said:
I had the same error and it has been around for a while....and there are many reported fixes and they all are reported to work at least some of the time...hopefully it will fix before you reach solution 5:
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no. 3 works sometimes.
Also, my ROM is deodex-ed so there is no .odex under data/app.

zagi988 said:
my ROM is deodex-ed so there is no .odex under data/app.
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Did you checked, I have deodexed but Lucky Patcher can create odex file in data/app, so some other ap maybe create it.

Thread moved. Please post all questions here in Q|&A in future where they belong. Remember asking for help is still asking a question.
Thanks.
AvRS

Kir3 said:
No! Remove .odex files from data/app
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i cant find .odex file anywhere

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"Android is upgrading" on every reboot?!

I m using an X.Mini on Mesa Kernel 1.4 and stock rooted ICS.
I uninstalled Sony s crap,I restored my apps with Titanium Root,
rebooted,wiped dalvik cache but now I m getting the message that Android is upgrading and starting applications on every boot.
Plus it takes more than usual to complete each restart.
So,what should I do?
Maybe wipe cache partition?
There must be a solution!
N.
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Wiping (dalvik) cache causes it to happen.

Not only dalvick cache buddy, dats ICS problem... yhu only get tha scanning applications when yhu wipe dalvick cache!!!

So,what can I do to fix it?
N.
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BlackArtsInc said:
So,what can I do to fix it?
N.
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Fix?? forget it brov...

whalesplaho said:
Fix?? forget it brov...
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Come on! There must be a way!
***EDIT***
Actually I found and will try this!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=26131408&postcount=1
Originally Posted by SoLoR1
I found out what caused this message for me... It was Titanium Backup odex file. So you can do two things, you can remove and then install again Titanium Backup or go in to /data/app and remove TB odex file and reboot phone....
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Another suggestion here:
wanderxjtu said:
Just fixed that by
Code:
adb remount
adb shell rm /system/framework/com.google.widevine.software.drm.jar
Don't know why, it just works.
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N.

wow... dont know buddy!!!
if yhu delete TB odex, it wont work but try it & lets know....!

The odex delete didn't work.
The Titanium uninstallation/installation was what did the trick,though!
Hope I helped someone else too!
BTW,reboot took 65 sec in total.
N.
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BlackArtsInc said:
The odex delete didn't work.
The Titanium uninstallation/installation was what did the trick,though!
Hope I helped someone else too!
BTW,reboot took 65 sec in total.
N.
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dont understand yhu buddy....

Me too, I don't quite understand what happened. It looks like your dalvik cache gets wiped every time you restart. However I don't think Titanium Backup has that behavior. Maybe you created a bug when you deleted some system apps? It's difficult to remove system apps since the install is odexed by default AFAIK.

carlshark said:
Me too, I don't quite understand what happened. It looks like your dalvik cache gets wiped every time you restart. However I don't think Titanium Backup has that behavior. Maybe you created a bug when you deleted some system apps? It's difficult to remove system apps since the install is odexed by default AFAIK.
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If you use Systemapp Remover (paid app) it will handle that for you.
@OP and anyone else, yes, if TB is messed up it can cause the wipe of dalvik cache on every reboot. No it is not a setting, but if you messed with an app with out deleting the odex then yes it can screw up things on you cache. But thats not because you deleted the app with out odex, it would mainly be the way TB handles that leftover odex. Most likely it just leaves it there.
Best thing to do is reinstall TB, if it happens again, boot to cwm, wipe cache and dalvik, then fix permissions. After first reboot, wait for system to settle then reboot once more just to check its not doing it. Then go into TB, just run it. Don't delete any apps, then reboot again, with TB running in the background and see if it happens again.
If it does then it is a problem with either that TB version, or with your .apk. so either download it again or try a different version. Or wait for an update.
Another possibility is the way your rom is handling TB removing apps. In which case you rom is messed or again its the TB version not working correctly for your fw.
Cheer, hope I helped,
Evil.

I don't understand the technical aspect of this but in practice it did work! :thumbup:
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whalesplaho said:
dont understand yhu buddy....
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YOU....its spelled Y-O-U
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prezmater said:
YOU....its spelled Y-O-U
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dats me for yhu....

BlackArtsInc said:
I m using an X.Mini on Mesa Kernel 1.4 and stock rooted ICS.
I uninstalled Sony s crap,I restored my apps with Titanium Root,
rebooted,wiped dalvik cache but now I m getting the message that Android is upgrading and starting applications on every boot.
Plus it takes more than usual to complete each restart.
So,what should I do?
Maybe wipe cache partition?
There must be a solution!
N.
Sent Using One Of My 5 iPads.
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It happened every boot? Or after install a mod?
"Android is Upgrading" will be happen if you installed a new mod on your device.
Please hit thanks if you feel happy :-D
Sent from my ST15i using xda premium

whalesplaho said:
Fix?? forget it brov...
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kuriboo said:
It happened every boot? Or after install a mod?
"Android is Upgrading" will be happen if you installed a new mod on your device.
Please hit thanks if you feel happy :-D
Sent from my ST15i using xda premium
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I installed some mod too,but that was not the problem!
Read above for the solution!
N.

BlackArtsInc said:
I installed some mod too,but that was not the problem!
Read above for the solution!
N.
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dont really understand tha logic... lemme just keep using my phone like dat!

When I install something via cwm I also everytime get that message "android is updating".
That's crazy. On gb I never get a similar message. But the phone works normal.
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motorazrv3 said:
When I install something via cwm I also everytime get that message "android is updating".
That's crazy. On gb I never get a similar message. But the phone works normal.
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Dats ICS Feature.....

for me the best way possible to solved this problem is to disable TB from auto-backup your apps....also it will be more practical to fix permisson (using Rom Manager & etc) after you have restore a backup from TB....
while i do have TB on my phone, i prefer to use SystemApp Remover (paid apps) cause it is a simple apps for remove/backup your apps....

Galaxy S3 - not enought space error caused by Lucky Patcher

MOD EDIT: Warez are bad

Firehawk2047 said:
MOD EDIT: Warez are bad
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Backup everything on your internal sdcard..and factory reset your phone..it will wipe the data partition and hence the odex files...
alternatively boot into stock recovery and clear data and cache from there..it will also do the same..vol up+menu+power...
warning both these methods will clear all your apps and settings..with factory reset you will also loose everything on the internal sdcard..

zoot1 said:
Backup everything on your internal sdcard..and factory reset your phone..it will wipe the data partition and hence the odex files...
alternatively boot into stock recovery and clear data and cache from there..it will also do the same..vol up+menu+power...
warning both these methods will clear all your apps and settings..with factory reset you will also loose everything on the internal sdcard..
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Thank you for the quick reply.
I was hoping for a solution that did not involve factory resetting my phone I already tryed to clear the cache from the recovery mode, to no avail.
I know I wil fix the problem with a factory reset, but is there no other option ?

Firehawk2047 said:
Thank you for the quick reply.
I was hoping for a solution that did not involve factory resetting my phone I already tryed to clear the cache from the recovery mode, to no avail.
I know I wil fix the problem with a factory reset, but is there no other option ?
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did you clear data from recovery? odex files are in /data/data folder..

Warez and as such is banned on this forum .
jje

MOD EDIT: Warez are bad

U will need factory reset I think. Also yeah warez are banned on xda.
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latest version of lucky patcher automatically fixes this problem by clearing unused odex files... just uninstall the app which u have patched and odex is cleared and the not enuf space problem is solved
Sent from galaxy s3

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