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Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post
I had the same issue - it usually means there's a conflict that App Manager can't resolve. I just ran "apt-get upgrade" as root, then rebooted, which seems to have worked without an issue. You could also try removing applications until you find the one that's causing App Manager issues.
I had 40mb rootfs space and it wouldn't install for me either. Its currently doing it from terminal now with the "apt-get upgrade" command, so fingers crossed it works!