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Problem with Market, Browser and GMail on JF RC9

Hi folks.
i just flashed my g1 from jf 1.43h to jf rc9 but i can't get the market running.
when i start it, it either closes immediately or tries to load the license agreement and then closes before i can press anything.
i went 1.43 - wipe - rc9 - rc9(bcs someone mentioned that he solved the latitude problem with installing again) - wipe.
any suggestions?
greetings,
hg
edit:
can't open the browser either, wth is wrong there?

don't have any problems with rc9 JF. Must be something else

I got this as well, a little digging with logcat told me what was wrong for me
1. I still had my 1gb "for flashing only" micro sd in and had moved my market to the now-removed 16gb micro sd
2. The sqlite db was corrupt, deleting my app cache (which took a while because it was huge) got the market app up and running again
However I'm not seeing paid apps at all

Don't have any of those problems, but as with the poster above I cannot see any of the paid apps. Shame

SilentMobius said:
I got this as well, a little digging with logcat told me what was wrong for me
1. I still had my 1gb "for flashing only" micro sd in and had moved my market to the now-removed 16gb micro sd
2. The sqlite db was corrupt, deleting my app cache (which took a while because it was huge) got the market app up and running again
However I'm not seeing paid apps at all
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logcat just says that the process has died, is there anything specific i could look for?
regarding 2., do you mean "delete data" in the application menu?
if so, didn't help :/
and i found out that i can't read/write emails, i can open googlemail and see my emails but when i try to open one or write a new one, i see the googlemail screen again. that makes 3 of the most important programs not working, market, browser and gmail..

I went into the cache directory as root and did "rm *"
pervious to your upgrade had you moved your app caches? because it really sounds like that is the problem

SilentMobius said:
I went into the cache directory as root and did "rm *"
pervious to your upgrade had you moved your app caches? because it really sounds like that is the problem
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tried that, gives me a "lost+found is not empty".
cd'ed in, rm *, cd .., rm -rf lost+found, "l+f is not empty"...
and no, i never moved my app cache :/
update:
wiped, flashed rc8(browser/market working fine), flashed rc9, tried - not working, wiped, tried - not working..

did a little logcat > logcat.txt, complete version(minus my email adress) is here:
http://cxg.de/?id=uctysaTAVLWvzZm
interesting parts(where i started the browser and market) are here:
http://cxg.de/?id=HsZfwJrIChScMNl
this is so frustrating, i have no idea what i've done wrong or what i can do to fix it
edit:
damn, sorry for the bump, wanted to do an edit.. it's getting late

Help! Me Too, I was on Cyan and switched to Super D, and somewhere along the way I lost Browser and Market, FC all the time, whether I switch back to either, and flashed spl and radio again, wiping over and over. Is there a way to re-install these or revert the phone to stock from here? Everything else works fine, so it sucks that I have no browser.

braaainsssssssssss

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Dude, do you even know what RC9 or who JF is?

dude - why the hell would you resurect a dead thread? one that died in peace 11 months ago
u sure you are wiping in the right order?
wipe the dalvik cache (or just reformat the ext partition), flash HTC 1.6, wipe, flash CM

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[Q] ghost files??

So as I went to update Facebook this morning, my phone alerted me I had insufficient storage. Apparently 9 gigs of "other" files are taking up a bunch of space yet I cannot find them, even with showing hidden files. I don't wanna just go deleting files that I'm unsure of. Any ideas?
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So as I went to update Facebook this morning, my phone alerted me I had insufficient storage. Apparently 9 gigs of "other" files are taking up a bunch of space yet I cannot find them, even with showing hidden files. I don't wanna just go deleting files that I'm unsure of. Any ideas?
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What rom are you on? If you've just recently moved to TW 4.3 or AOSP 4.2/4.3/4.4 then all of your TW 4.1.2 data is in /data/media. Pics, music, videos, nandroid backups are the biggest folders usually.

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What rom are you on? If you've just recently moved to TW 4.3 or AOSP 4.2/4.3/4.4 then all of your TW 4.1.2 data is in /data/media. Pics, music, videos, nandroid backups are the biggest folders usually.
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I'm currently using the newest beanstalk 4.4 rom. its not my photos or anything though. I've been using a file manager to look around and its considered "other" i think its stuff somewhere deeper then the emulated sd card :/

m4gkman said:
I'm currently using the newest beanstalk 4.4 rom. its not my photos or anything though. I've been using a file manager to look around and its considered "other" i think its stuff somewhere deeper then the emulated sd card :/
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Well, if its not either of those three big names from my last post then you should backup any important data then wipe internal storage.

Get SD Maid from the play store. I use it to find duplicates, ghost files, and other stuff worthy if deletion.
Sent from my Last Ever Samsung Device.

I had a very similar question lately:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2610663
I was missing >50% or my 32gb storage to unknown/other. I tried everything on the market, used computer to delete data, file analysis, nothing helped.
I am running CM10.2 and used the CM setting's app to perform a factory reset (the clockworkmod factory reset does not remove all user data). Apparently this formats your data area, and in my case eliminated the unknown wasted space.

internal storage problem

my phone can't see its internal storage, though the data is still there. I'm running tin latest developer preview, flashed clean and rooted with code blue. everything was fine, but I dirty flashed xtra smooth 1.5 and then reverted to my stock rooted backup a day later because of battery issues. since then I cannot download any file from the browser, it starts and then says unsuccessful after a second, and I also can't download a file from my google drive. play store works fine however. if I open the aosp gallery the folders for my internal storage images (camera, instagram, vsco, downloaded, etc.) just show as blank, with pictures saying "no thumbnail available." however, videos show blank as well but have the play button, and if I hit it the file will play normally, and if I attach one of the blank images to something like hangouts or an email they will show up. if I try to the back up function of any apps that offer it, like my alarm clock or pedometer it fails. though they can see the old file is there and restore from it. lastly, file explorer programs show my sdcard folder to be empty, though they are obviously not. I generally use es, but have tried several others with the same result. if I view it via twrps file explorer in recovery things are normal. any help?

Read the /sdcard sticky in general

thanks, it is a great sticky, but after reading it i dont see any solution/reference to my problem. the issue is not that data is deleted or corrupt or anything along those lines, it is that my phone- when booted into android- is not seeing my files. the data is there, but something is wrong and i cannot see them. for clarification, its not just /sdcard that is showing as empty in file explorers, /data, /storage and many others are showing empty too, though not everything as folders like /sys and /system are showing up as normal.

Mine is doing the exact same thing and is blowing my mind, it knows the folders are there, it says I have 7 GB full but the folder is emptey in any file explorer

heres the error i get when trying to download a podcast, i get a similar EACCESS permission denied error when trying to back up an app, but like i said, if the app already has a backup on the storage i can restore it no problem
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It's like there is something disabling it from being seen by the system

I had a similar issue, doing this resolved it:
adb shell
su
restorecon -FR /data/media/0

Dr-Smith said:
I had a similar issue, doing this resolved it:
adb shell
su
restorecon -FR /data/media/0
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Thanks bro! This fixed my SD issues!!

[Resolved] [Q]Tried possible fixes still "Error dwnloding app frm mrket.Insufficient space..."

[Q]Tried possible fixes still "Error dwnloding app frm mrket.Insufficient space..."
Fixed the problem by reflashing the Stock Firmware.No idea what was causing the problem.
If you are facing the same problem,read it (what "Dark3n" suggested ) before proceeding for a reflash.
Hi guys,the Infamous "Error downloading app from market.There is insufficient space on the device."problem is back to haunt.I am unable to find a solution even after an intensive research and troubleshooting
When I am trying to install the applications from the Google Play Store, I am getting this error.
"Error while downloading <application_name>. There is insufficient space on the device"
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While I have sufficient space (500 MB) in the internal memory.I can’t even install the small apps like Root Checker.ASUS apps are also not getting installed.
I have faced the same error in the past on my previous devices but that got resolved after wiping the cache partiton via CWM Recovery.But this time the problem is so persistent.
Things I have tried :
>Cleared cache using Clean Master and CacheMate.
1.Checked and if there's any “ .odex file” in “/data/app”.NO .odex file there.
2.Wiped cache partition via recovery.
3.Force Stopped “Google Play Store” and “Google Services”.Cleared “Data” and “Cache”
4.Force Stopped “Google Play Store” and “Google Services”.Cleared “Data” and “Cache” and uninstalled “Updates”.
5.Stop the market app.Then clear the cache from inside the task manager according to this post.
This error is annoying the crap outta me and I am at my wits end on this one.
P.S. Yes,I know,I can use "FolderMount" OR use "Link2SD" to link the apps to SDCard,I just don’t understand the point of wasting 500 MB space.That’s beyond comprehension.
[Asus Zenfone5 A501CG] [Rooted] [Android : 4.4.2] [Build :ASUS_T00J_WW_user_2.21.40.44] [Stock Recovery]
(Updated to 2.21.40.44 via OTA.Do I need to "Factory Reset" my device ?)
Ever faced the same issue ? Any clues ?
Any help on this problem would be greatly appreciated!!!
Thank you!!

Could be a permission issue, or preexisting files that fail to be overwritten.
Try SD Maids CorpseFinder and enable all extra filters in the settings, that should find issues with preexisting files.
Make sure that you have enough space specifically on /data/data.
If you can record the failed install in a logcat there might be more specific information.

Dark3n said:
Could be a permission issue, or preexisting files that fail to be overwritten.Try SD Maids CorpseFinder and enable all extra filters in the settings, that should find issues with preexisting files.
Make sure that you have enough space specifically on /data/data.
If you can record the failed install in a logcat there might be more specific information.
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Thanks for the response buddy.I had already fixed the problem by flashing latest firmware by the time I checked your post.
You are right,that could be a permission.I have been using SD Maid for a long time and no doubt it's such a wonderful must have utility,unfortunately I didn't think about the preexisting files Anyway,it might be useful for othere users.
Thanks again for your support and developing such a wonderful app
Really appreciate that.
Regards

Flashing wrong recovery killed all of my partitions — Help!

Hi all,
I'm going to make a long story short and say that my brother's phone has a cracked screen, so I tried to use TWRP to backup everything through ADB. But googling SM-J530F TWRP brings 'j5lte' as one of the first results, I went and flashed it under the wrong assumption that j5lte was SM-J530F's code name (it was not) and that caused severe bootloops.
I flashed correct TWRP, but USERDATA would not mount. I panicked and the crystal bleeding was progressing fast, so I pulled the entire mmcblk0 to dump a raw image of the phone's NAND.
This was the right move, as the phone is completely dead now. Crystal bleeding has made the screen completely dead, but the phone still works.
All I'm left with is the raw NAND backup.
The first thing I did was inspect the image with fdisk. It can recognize the GPT partition table and structure. The USERDATA partition is at the very end.
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GDISK is also recognizing it no problem. It seems like the partition table is in good condition:
GPARTED is also recognizing partitions, but it does not look good:
Looking at more information:
For the record, e2fsprogs is installed. It's always installed by default. GPARTED here is complaining about the superblock, but I can see that its looking to open the partition through /dev/loop0p24 which is no good. The kpartx tool is giving me access to all the partitions of the image through /dev/mapper/loop0p24, so that explains the errors.
Superblocks seem to be present in USERDATA:
I tried mounting the partition with a backup superblock, but...
I was at a loss at this point, so I tried mounting the SYSTEM partition just to see what happens and... it worked?
This proves what I said: This partition is fine, GPARTED was complaining simply because its trying to target them through the wrong device path.
But this raised the question: What the heck is wrong with the USERDATA partition? Why is it ext2 (Isn't that SUPER old?) and could it be that its not corrupted at all, and I'm just trying to mount it the wrong way or something? TWRP couldn't mount it though (Why?).
Being at a loss, I tried repairing the ext2 USERDATA partition using `fsck.ext2 /dev/mapper/loop0p24` and it found so many errors (including a corrupted journal) the file I redirected stdout to (console output) ended up being 78MB. Here it is if you want it (obviously can't post here).
So anybody knows what I can do? Is there any hope? I'm positive that the recovery image couldn't have corrupted the USERDATA partition (How could it? I still can't find a possible explanation). And even if it did, it couldn't overwrite the files. The file data should STILL be in that partition completely in-tact (There's NO WAY the recovery image overwrote them) though the journal is gone, so I can't use a tool like extundelete to recover them.
I tried to flash the phone with a stock rom through download mode to reconstruct everything with a healthy structure. This was so I could flash TWRP again and pull another NAND raw dump to have as a healthy reference I could use, but this doesn't work. Odin fails and I don't know why because the screen on the phone is dead.
Is there some place where I could get this maybe?
Is there something you can suggest I do?
Thanks!