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My first post and I need help.

Hello All,
This is my first post so be gentle.. Hehe. I just got a G Tab yesterday and installed the TnT 3.14 custom ROM. I have a Moto Droid 1 so I am experienced with flashing custom roms. I noticed that the G Tab has 16gb internal memory.
The problem I have is that it says I have 13gb user memory left but for some reason I cant get that portion on the memory to be viewable to load pics or movies on,. It keeps saying not enough space like its going to the APP partitioned space which is like 2gb.
Is there something I can do to load stuff onto the other 13gb of space it says is there.. Please give me a hand if anyone knows....
Thanks, Rob

If I'm not mistaken you have to go into clockwork recovery and mount the SD card. Give that a try and then reboot and see if that works.
Scott

Hello,
Thanks tried it but it says the same thing. I think I know what is going on. My movie file is 4.37 GB MKV. The error says that the file trying to be copied over is to large for the destinations "File System".
I think this is a limit of FAT32 isn't it? Can the internal card be modified through clockwork to accept large Files?
Thanks, Rob

sonkey said:
Hello,
Thanks tried it but it says the same thins. I think I know what is going on. My movie file is 4.37 GB MKV. The error says that the file trying to be copied over is to large "File System".
I think this is a limit of FAT32 isn't it? Can the internal card be modified through clockwork to accept large Files?
Thanks, Rob
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No... You need to stay under the 4gb limit.

Thanks, Thats all I needed to know
Rob

There is insufficient space on the device?

I am running Infused rom and when I try to download larger apps from the market, I get the errror that I have insufficient space on the device. I have over 4 gig free on the sd card and 2 gig internally.
Any advice?

lazerus06 said:
I am running Infused rom and when I try to download larger apps from the market, I get the errror that I have insufficient space on the device. I have over 4 gig free on the sd card and 2 gig internally.
Any advice?
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Known problem with the new (3.x) market - Google broke it. It used to do downloads to somewhere on /data or /sdcard, now it goes to /cache and it bombs on large stuff because /cache is about 30MB.

I have the same problem with my LG Optimus V. Thing is, it only happens with custom ROM. Never had a problem with the new market on stock ROM.

[Q] Unsufficient storage available problem

Hello everyone,
This is my first post here. I have a Samsung Galaxy Ace 5830i and today I bought a new SD card because the old one was crap. I had this problem before, I have it now. When I try to download an application from the Android Market, there is always this error ''There is unsufficient storage available''. I checked and I had 23 free MB of Device memory and 1.8 GB free on my SD card. I read a lot of articles about this problem and tried many ''solutions'' and nothing fixed it. I will be really, really thankful if anyone can help me fix this. Cheers!

Try MarketFix by Felipe Aaon
You could also use Link2sd to make room on your internal storage.

the error you are facing is because once your internal storage is filled by approx. 85-90%, it shows the error - Insufficient Storage available
Try moving your apps to sd-card from settings/apps. if you moved them already, have you rooted your phone? If yes, then you can partition your sd-card to make space on internal storage. this can be done either Minitool Partition software for PC or through your CWM or TWRP recovery(needs root and custom recovery flashed)
what it does is, it takes a part of your sd card and converts it for internal storage.
If you have problem with the Playstore, you can root and install a newer version of the playstore. try this though i may not be sure about this
Google for the method as i cannot posts links currently
Cheers

[Q] Classic "App" Couldn't be installed. Free up some space and try again.

Hey, I have a classic problem. I have approx. 2 GB free of 32, but when I tried to download a rather small app (50 MB), I get the insufficient space problem. I tried removing Poweramp (and now I can't get it back), clearing cache from recovery, and removing .odex files and such. Is there a solution I haven't tried yet?

gogle314 said:
Hey, I have a classic problem. I have approx. 2 GB free of 32, but when I tried to download a rather small app (50 MB), I get the insufficient space problem. I tried removing Poweramp (and now I can't get it back), clearing cache from recovery, and removing .odex files and such. Is there a solution I haven't tried yet?
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You have approx. 2 GB free of 32. Is it device memory or SD card?
What is the destination storage for your downloading of that small app? SD card or device memory?

Hovatek said:
you might need to clear logs and also change install location to SD card. Checkout this guide on How to fix the “Application not installed” error on an Android phone [/URL] . If its MTK based then you could expand the internal storage space.
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Yeah, my phone is a Moto X (2013), so I don't have external storage.

No way to format sd-card for Adoptable Storage ? (MM decker.su)

Hi
I installed Marshmallow on my 6039Y with the decker version.
It works with no problem.
Only one : no way to use the sd in adoptable storage. It stops format at 20% with a error message.
After that, sd card isn't available in the 6039 and the pc recognise only 16 mb (it's a 64 gb sd-card).
Do you know if there's a way to resolve the problem ?
Thanks a lot

newbie_or_not_newbie said:
Hi
I installed Marshmallow on my 6039Y with the decker version.
It works with no problem.
Only one : no way to use the sd in adoptable storage. It stops format at 20% with a error message.
After that, sd card isn't available in the 6039 and the pc recognise only 16 mb (it's a 64 gb sd-card).
Do you know if there's a way to resolve the problem ?
Thanks a lot
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Get a shell on the device and run the command
"sm list-disks"
it should output something like this: "disk:179_64" but the 179_64 numbers might be different, replace them by yours in the next command
do: "sm partition disk:179_64 private"
hopefully that way will work.
PS: You should include the error message instead of just saying it gives an error message. Better yet, as much info as you can (logcat, etc). It just saves time to anyone who might consider trying to help you get to a solution.

Thanks for answer, that's the way I did and it worked.
For the message error, it appears for a short time. That's why I couldn't paste it...
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