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MSHAH 2009-12-21 15:09
Re: No functionality in Application Manager
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by HtheB (Post 436419)
I had the same problem

I solved it by going to xterminal to the root:
cd /

there were 2 log files from Fring and a xml file from omweather. I deleted those 3 files and app manager works again.

hope u can solve it like i did with my N900
hey HtheB i have the same problem with my n900 my rootfs is full and the problem doesnt stop at the app manager. the bad thing is that i didnt install rootsh before and now cuz the app manager doesnt work. so can you write down all of the codes for xterm cuz im kinda a newbie. hopeffully by getting the app manager back running i can uninstall whatever is messing up my n900. thanks!

zyetonysmith 2010-02-16 09:40
Re: No functionality in Application Manager
 
x-terminal

sudo gainroot

apt-get autoclean

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Warning
Actually, this action may be dangerous ...(someone thought it is dangerous......But no problems for my device)
However, the problem of " not enough memory to target location " could be solved...................and then I updated my n900 to 3.2010.02 successfully....

Andre Klapper 2010-02-16 12:29
Re: No functionality in Application Manager
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by zyetonysmith (Post 529062)
x-terminal

sudo gainroot

apt-get autoclean

---------------------------------from Tony, China
...which is missing any info what this does and how dangerous this is to the average users in this forum that are not used to Linux. :-(

TA-t3 2010-02-16 15:15
Re: No functionality in Application Manager
 
There is nothing dangerous about apt-get clean. It _ONLY_ cleans out just-downloaded packages. Any operation by the application manager or apt-get that needs any package(s) removed by apt-get clean will automatically re-download the package. apt-get clean simply flushes a local cache. It's utterly safe, unless you intend to never again connect to the network.

Of course, 'sudo gainroot' implies some danger, if you execute something different than 'apt-get clean'.

What _is_ dangerous is that 'rm -rf' command originally suggested. Now that one is one to avoid at all costs. One typo and your system is viped out.

fragos 2010-02-16 22:34
Re: No functionality in Application Manager
 
Application Manager occasionally looses knowledge of all applications. On my N810 a reboot solves the problem.

chochos_electro 2010-02-17 05:05
Re: No functionality in Application Manager
 
hi please i need help somethings is wrong with mi app manager if i try to install or uninstall appears a message OPERATION ERROR im vere worried please i need help sorry for my english

fragos 2010-02-17 05:25
Re: No functionality in Application Manager
 
Application Manager menu-> Tools-> Log...-> Save as. Let's see if that gives us any additional information.

CPRman 2010-02-21 07:38
Re: No functionality in Application Manager
 
holdon-application-manager 2.2.52.2
apt-worker:terminating 1454 to get lock
apt-worker:can't write lock /var/lib/hildon-application-manager/apt-worker-lock No space let on device
apt-worker:closed connections
apt-worker:exited

fragos 2010-02-21 07:55
Re: No functionality in Application Manager
 
My interpretation of the log is that you're out of storage space. If I'm correct you could move some data files from maim memory to the internal storage.

CPRman 2010-02-21 08:28
Re: No functionality in Application Manager
 
How exactly can I do this? I've tried deleting a few files with file manager, but am I needing to delete something specific?


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