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vzp916 |
2012-03-01
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@ Sacramento, CA USA
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#21
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Originally Posted by nieldk
Yea...I got it from Store...but the fact that it detected an upgrade ...its ok....as long as the problem's fixed with the updating/installing...I'm happy.
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2012-03-01
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@ Austria
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same issue here. Hope there is an other solution than enabling develloper mode...
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2012-03-01
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Originally Posted by ezameht
I dont think you need developer mode just terminal installed or maybe a filemanager can deleted that file but you might run into permissions issues.
same issue here. Hope there is an other solution then enabling develloper mode...
I have not tried this but it is worth a shot.
https://gitorious.org/meego-terminal
http://store.ovi.com/content/204982?...e=search&pos=2
http://www.mediafire.com/?d11kj4t5jtd8xxr
-Mike
Last edited by mikee805; 2012-03-01 at 22:19. Reason: skipped a word
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2012-03-01
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@ USA around Chicago
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I successfully installed GTalk Video App after restarting 3 times.
Third time, I went directly to store and installed it. No errors.
Once I added a new account for my GMail logged in and available online, I am able to see the option for video call under my GMail contacts.
So, I guess this has something to do with some cache file getting locked and probably some background process is putting a lock on it.
Edit:
I checked the application update tab and it said it is up-to-date (bug 1044 gone). I clicked application update refresh button and it took a long time. I closed the app by swipe down.
I went back to the store and tried to install another app. I got the same error.
So, I guess the application update app is locking something and causing this issue.
Last edited by abyzthomas; 2012-03-01 at 23:05.
Third time, I went directly to store and installed it. No errors.
Once I added a new account for my GMail logged in and available online, I am able to see the option for video call under my GMail contacts.
So, I guess this has something to do with some cache file getting locked and probably some background process is putting a lock on it.
Edit:
I checked the application update tab and it said it is up-to-date (bug 1044 gone). I clicked application update refresh button and it took a long time. I closed the app by swipe down.
I went back to the store and tried to install another app. I got the same error.
So, I guess the application update app is locking something and causing this issue.
Last edited by abyzthomas; 2012-03-01 at 23:05.
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2012-03-01
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Originally Posted by abyzthomas
You did
I successfully installed GTalk Video App after restarting 3 times.
Third time, I went directly to store and installed it. No errors.
Once I added a new account for my GMail logged in and available online, I am able to see the option for video call under my GMail contacts.
So, I guess this has something to do with some cache file getting locked and probably some background process is putting a lock on it.
Edit:
I checked the application update tab and it said it is up-to-date (bug 1044 gone). I clicked application update refresh button and it took a long time. I closed the app by swipe down.
I went back to the store and tried to install another app. I got the same error.
So, I guess the application update app is locking something and causing this issue.
rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/filemanager.list
and still have the issue with installing apps?
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2012-03-01
, 23:27
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@ USA around Chicago
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Originally Posted by vzp916
I did not do any suggested solutions using the terminal. I just restarted and tried and then I was able to install the apps successfully.
You did
rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/filemanager.list
and still have the issue with installing apps?
Application installs stopped working again once I went back to the Application Update screen and refresh.
I will try deleting the filemanager.list tonight when I get home.
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2012-03-01
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Originally Posted by abyzthomas
After reboot it would let me install one app and then give me the error again...I suggest you try the solution, if you're not familiar with terminal....
I did not do any suggested solutions using the terminal. I just restarted and tried and then I was able to install the apps successfully.
Application installs stopped working again once I went back to the Application Update screen and refresh.
I will try deleting the filemanager.list tonight when I get home.
get filebox (reboot, open Store and Search FileBox, Install, do it 3 times if needed)
Open file box, go to settings, enable "Show root filesystem:" and "Show hidden files"
Hit the ^ button a bunch of times, then go to etc>apt>sources.list.d
and delete filemanager.list
I did it via terminal...it's easy, so I don't know if you can actully delete it via filebox...but give it a try
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2012-03-01
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@ Ecuador
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Originally Posted by vzp916
Hi I am having this error when I try to download an app from the store and when installing with file manager, "unable to start operation" "refreshing cache, please wait."
After reboot it would let me install one app and then give me the error again...I suggest you try the solution, if you're not familiar with terminal....
get filebox (reboot, open Store and Search FileBox, Install, do it 3 times if needed)
Open file box, go to settings, enable "Show root filesystem:" and "Show hidden files"
Hit the ^ button a bunch of times, then go to etc>apt>sources.list.d
and delete filemanager.list
I did it via terminal...it's easy, so I don't know if you can actully delete it via filebox...but give it a try
I did the terminal fix but nothing happened, I am in pr1.2, the strange thing is that I was able to install apps with no problems, but after installing the gtalk video thing I got this problem.
help?
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2012-03-01
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#29
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Originally Posted by marnuc
Try to install right after reboot
Hi I am having this error when I try to download an app from the store and when installing with file manager, "unable to start operation" "refreshing cache, please wait."
I did the terminal fix but nothing happened, I am in pr1.2, the strange thing is that I was able to install apps with no problems, but after installing the gtalk video thing I got this problem.
help?
Gtalk has nothing to do with this
Also...if you did the terminal trick to remove filemanager.list problem should of gone away
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2012-03-02
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@ Ecuador
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Originally Posted by vzp916
I will try it again and let you know, also tried to install with the terminal and i got "failed loading policy"
Try to install right after reboot
Gtalk has nothing to do with this
Also...if you did the terminal trick to remove filemanager.list problem should of gone away
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