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Insufficient storage?

Every time I try to download titanium backup from the market I get an insufficient storage message, even though I have plenty of space on my sdcard AND internal storage. I'm running cm9 with ns4g modem and nyan kernel. Anyone else having this issue, or know a way to fix it? I reallyyyy need to back up some of my app settings.

If you searched u would have found my thread from a few weeks ago with the same problem lol.
Use root explorer (or any file manager that can go to the root of ur phone)
Go to data/apps and look for com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup-1.odex and delete it. Then instal it.
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xLoveHateLegend said:
Every time I try to download titanium backup from the market I get an insufficient storage message, even though I have plenty of space on my sdcard AND internal storage. I'm running cm9 with ns4g modem and nyan kernel. Anyone else having this issue, or know a way to fix it? I reallyyyy need to back up some of my app settings.
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if you can get SDmaid installed run it should solve your problem.

tazfanatic said:
if you can get SDmaid installed run it should solve your problem.
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That may even help me lol. But what does it do exactly? Clean up caches and stuff for apps?
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Originally Posted by tazfanatic<br />
if you can get SDmaid installed run it should solve your problem.
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That may even help me lol. But what does it do exactly? Clean up caches and stuff for apps?<br />
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It finds orphaned files and allows you to delete them.
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I'm having the same issue with some other apps but I'm not getting the storage error.
Just can't install to USB or sdcard.
I even use sdmaid.
Rob
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Not all apps can be moved to Sd card. They need to be written correctly for that.
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xLoveHateLegend said:
Every time I try to download titanium backup from the market I get an insufficient storage message, even though I have plenty of space on my sdcard AND internal storage. I'm running cm9 with ns4g modem and nyan kernel. Anyone else having this issue, or know a way to fix it? I reallyyyy need to back up some of my app settings.
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lilajrestnom said:
If you searched u would have found my thread from a few weeks ago with the same problem lol.
Use root explorer (or any file manager that can go to the root of ur phone)
Go to data/apps and look for com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup-1.odex and delete it. Then instal it.
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do exactly as above. lilajrestnom, thanks for quoting my old answer. lol i was about to look for the thread

Andy_nu said:
do exactly as above. lilajrestnom, thanks for quoting my old answer. lol i was about to look for the thread
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Lol sometimes you just learn stuff.
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lilajrestnom said:
Lol sometimes you just learn stuff.
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lol yeah and sd maid will only delete the odex file if it is not linked to the app, ie:uninstall the app, reboot then run sd maid. that should delete the unused odex file

Or you could buy the app and stop using that other app to pirate it.....

Andy_nu said:
lol yeah and sd maid will only delete the odex file if it is not linked to the app, ie:uninstall the app, reboot then run sd maid. that should delete the unused odex file
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I'll try that too.
I'm about to go stock and reformat the sdcard.
Funny thing is I can restore it from a backup and that works?
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flastnoles11 said:
Or you could buy the app and stop using that other app to pirate it.....
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you dont have to [ass][me] but this DOES happen on legit versions as well. TB hanging and a battery pull could cause this as well, odex files are easily corrupted through normal legit ways too.
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rlanza1054 said:
I'll try that too.
I'm about to go stock and reformat the sdcard.
Funny thing is I can restore it from a backup and that works?
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dont forget on some cards if you format it through windows the card wont work in cwm, a remedy is to format through stock fc09 and then fash cwm and format through it too. (from experence)

Andy_nu said:
you dont have to [ass][me] but this DOES happen on legit versions as well. TB hanging and a battery pull could cause this as well, odex files are easily corrupted through normal legit ways too.
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dont forget on some cards if you format it through windows the card wont work in cwm, a remedy is to format through stock fc09 and then fash cwm and format through it too. (from experence)
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I think I'm finally OK now.
I reformatted the sdcard.
I also tried a different Rom upgrade.
Rob
Rob
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Need help reversing apps2extsd!

This mod really messed up some how.... i cant figure out how to reverse it. I cant delete the file it says to delete as it said deleting file failed. I removed the SD card and it shows my device which is now stuck on sdcard0 and no longer device. When i try to put the card back in my phone i blocks the sdcard0 out and shows i have 2 directories for extsdcard.
these were in the mod post.
""""
How to disable this:
If for some reason you are having trouble, simply delete /system/etc/init.d/11extsd2internalsd.
OR
if you leave your microSD card out during boot (then re-insert it after), your phone will work as normal (internal storage used for app data).
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Bump!
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kyhassen said:
Bump!
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I pressme u figured it out already?

Nope. I'm just patiently waiting for someone to help and keep bumping till someone helps or has ideas for me.
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kyhassen said:
Nope. I'm just patiently waiting for someone to help and keep bumping till someone helps or has ideas for me.
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Install a new ROM. It will overwrite your old one and the internal memory and SD card will be corrected.

Did that. Now it says sdcard0 sdcard1 extsdcard
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I deleted it from my phone after I installed and decided that I didn't like it.
You'll need a file exploring app. I used Root Explorer. I think Astro File Explorer might do the same thing?
With your file exploring app, navigate to the following file:
/system/etc/init.d/11extsd2internalsd
Delete the file. (11extsd2internalsd)
Once deleted, reboot.
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Actually, just saw that you had already tried deleting that file. Make sue you have enabled your file exploring app to be able to read and write, rather than being read only.
If all else fails, I'd PM the member that wrote this mod.
His user name is Zedomax.
Or you can send him a Tweet via Twitter @zedomax
He's always super helpful.

iomega311 said:
I deleted it from my phone after I installed and decided that I didn't like it.
You'll need a file exploring app. I used Root Explorer. I think Astro File Explorer might do the same thing?
With your file exploring app, navigate to the following file:
/system/etc/init.d/11extsd2internalsd
Delete the file. (11extsd2internalsd)
Once deleted, reboot.
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Actually, just saw that you had already tried deleting that file. Make sue you have enabled your file exploring app to be able to read and write, rather than being read only.
If all else fails, I'd PM the member that wrote this mod.
His user name is Zedomax.
Or you can send him a Tweet via Twitter @zedomax
He's always super helpful.
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I did say it wont let me....... thats my main issue.

Try contacting zedomax... If anyone can help, it's him. Sorry, wish I had a solution for you,

[Q] Phone Storage is near Full, but wait...

Hi, I searched the forum and didn't seem to find much on this, only on "fake notifications" of low space when there is space.
My problem is a little different, my phone reports almost nothing being on it, but my available space is only 1.32 Gb out of 12 available.
When adding up the things stored in it though, it gets only to about 5 Gb (see print screen). Where is the rest of this stuff coming from? How can I clean it safely?
I am running Frosty JB v7 currently, on stock li7 kernel. And i have barely any apps installed.
My guess is the files from apps I installed prior to flashing Frosty JB are still there somewhere, even though i did a factory reset. (i had a few big games like Shadowgun, nova 3, Riptide GP, and a few more, lots of smaller games too. If this is the case, how can I remove them safely? )

Guys, i'm sorry about bumping my own post like this, but please, can anyone help?

borbitz said:
Guys, i'm sorry about bumping my own post like this, but please, can anyone help?
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First off, do you have any items in your recycle bin from your internal storage? If so, empty your recycle bin and check your storage. Secondly, check inside your internal storage for your CWM or TWRP folder. Check to see how many backups you have located in those folders, because twrp and cwm wipes wont delete nandroid backups. Do a factory wipe from stock and you should be good.

Did you wipe system before installing your current rom?

I think mattedwards2686 has your ansewer, nandroid backups.

verboten said:
I think mattedwards2686 has your ansewer, nandroid backups.
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No. Nandroid backups would be under miscellaneous. I just checked.
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I think your just seeing wrong reportings because the bar graph at the top says you've only used about 45%.
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Crisisx1 said:
No. Nandroid backups would be under miscellaneous. I just checked.
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I think your just seeing wrong reportings because the bar graph at the top says you've only used about 45%.
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Best option is superwipe. I am using frosty and had the same issue - it helped. Other options discussed here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2004089

Crisisx1 said:
No. Nandroid backups would be under miscellaneous. I just checked.
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I think your just seeing wrong reportings because the bar graph at the top says you've only used about 45%.
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I had the exact same issue on my G2X. Wiping everything including system fixed it. Make a backup of your apps and stick them on your pc for safe keeping. Wipe/format everything. Install your favorite rom and reinstall your apps with titanium backup.

agm1101 said:
Best option is superwipe. I am using frosty and had the same issue - it helped. Other options discussed here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2004089
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jcbofkc said:
I had the exact same issue on my G2X. Wiping everything including system fixed it. Make a backup of your apps and stick them on your pc for safe keeping. Wipe/format everything. Install your favorite rom and reinstall your apps with titanium backup.
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thank you for the help guys, i used super wipe, and now, instead of 1Gb free, i have 10Gb o/
I was a little reluctant in wiping everything and starting from 0 again, but used the new update on frosty as an excuse

Format sdcard0?

Hey guys.
I am curious if it is possible to delete the data on sdcard0. I notice the more I flash the less my free space gets. Im down to 7gb free. Is this normal? Am I just being anal about my free space?
Thanks in advance
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yes, you are being anal about your free space; I have 5 gigs left, which is more than enough
depending which rom you are on/plan on moving to, you may be able to delete the files on "0", but I don't think I would delete the files on "sdcard0"
You might have both a "sdcard0" directory, and a "0" directory; I have deleted the files in "0", but NOT on "sdcard0"

I do have a "0" folder located at data/user/0 is that the one youre reffering to? Just delete the folder or its contents? I notice everything in 0 is a copy of my whole system.
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yankeesfan714 said:
I do have a "0" folder located at data/user/0 is that the one youre reffering to? Just delete the folder or its contents? I notice everything in 0 is a copy of my whole system.
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no; only delete the "0" directory that you might find inside of sdcard0; data/user/0 probably is holding all of YOUR data files now(hence the location being "user"(you)
delete things one at a time, then reboot, and see if everything still works as expected..easy peasy, not a mass delete that you might regret..
Although if you do a backup first of your rom, you can always get it back to where it is now..

Will do. Thank you
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no probs...take your time, and post when you can about what you did and if it worked, as a lot of people are puzzled about these new directory structures that show up on our phones now, when you load/unload 4.2.2 AOSP roms..

Well I know for sure when I came back from asylum I had to copy the 0 contents manually to system after flashing from asylum to jedi.
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Ok. In data/user/0 I deleted com.pandora.android and pandora FCd then I rebooted and the file was recreated in data/user/0/com.pandora.android
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there is a file you flash when going from 4.2 AOSP roms back to 4.1 stuff that is supposed to restore your directory structures, but, if you forget to do it one time, and then try to use it later, it doesn't seem to do anything..
no biggie, as you see, as long as you keep track of where your stuff might go, and, as before you can try to delete duplicates and see if your current rom is working properly.
here is that file for anyone who wants to try it

So in theory I could flash an aosp rom and then flash another rom then flash this zip with the fix?
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Hey I was running through this forum cleaning up some posts and came across your thread. Thought I would drop this here for you to check more about the new file structure. Granted it is in the SGS3 section, but principles are the same.
Android 4.2.x File Structure Thread
Wase ~ I might check out that zip that you posted above. Care to point me to where you found it? Seems very, very handy thing to have, but I would want to look into it more as I have an SGS3 and not a NoteII.
I'm a Mod, so people generally don't like me but for anyone who still might, this'll surely push you over the edge. Go Yanks!!!

in theory, yes, after flashing a 4.2.2 rom, and you want to go back to anything 4.1, you would flash that zip file after flashing the 4.1 rom, but before you reboot...
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Woody said:
Hey I was running through this forum cleaning up some posts and came across your thread. Thought I would drop this here for you to check more about the new file structure. Granted it is in the SGS3 section, but principles are the same.
Android 4.2.x File Structure Thread
Wase ~ I might check out that zip that you posted above. Care to point me to where you found it? Seems very, very handy thing to have, but I would want to look into it more as I have an SGS3 and not a NoteII.
I'm a Mod, so people generally don't like me but for anyone who still might, this'll surely push you over the edge. Go Yanks!!!
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I found it a while ago in one of the CM10.1 threads..probably Madmacks..
the problem with it is that if you don't do it EVERY time you go back to 4.1 stuff, it doesn't do anything the next time you try it..
Might just be my phone, but that's how it went for me..

wase4711 said:
in theory, yes, after flashing a 4.2.2 rom, and you want to go back to anything 4.1, you would flash that zip file after flashing the 4.1 rom, but before you reboot...
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I found it a while ago in one of the CM10.1 threads..probably Madmacks..
the problem with it is that if you don't do it EVERY time you go back to 4.1 stuff, it doesn't do anything the next time you try it..
Might just be my phone, but that's how it went for me..
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yeah wase4711 is correct. Thats where I saw it originally in the 10.1CM Nightly thread in this ATT Note II forum.
I did it the correct way that wase and Madmack posted but never checked to see if it did anything. Never really paid attention. Went from CR to CM10.1 to Rootbox then back to CR then flashed that. Nothing bad happened but I dont really trip off gigs since I have 64 in my external.

It seems to work like it is supposed to. It puts my main storage back in storage/sdcard0 after returning to a TW rom.
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Backup/Restore issue

When ever I backup my stock ROM (touchwiz) and I decide to restore it at a later point, I find that my google account has been deleted and sometimes the phone.apk is also missing. There is not even and option to add my google account back. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Also I am using TWRP recovery.

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When ever I backup my stock ROM (touchwiz) and I decide to restore it at a later point, I find that my google account has been deleted and sometimes the phone.apk is also missing. There is not even and option to add my google account back. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Also I am using TWRP recovery.
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I've had this happen before using certain Roms, what ROM are u using? Some Rome don't like to be restored, or I u can try making a separate backup for data, sometimes that helps, there is also a new twrp v2.6.6.0 available, u could try updating to the newest version, sometimes if your recovery is out of date it won't restore correctly, especially with the newer twiz roms
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Here's the link to twrp
http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/hercules
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Thanks for the tip. It has happen to me when using the stock jelly bean update and Jedi Mind Trick. I will definitely give the update a try.