Where Does Android Store The Update? - Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I got the update the other day but my phone keeps giving me an error on install.
I don't see anything in Lolipop that interests me enough to bother messing with the phone to make the update happen so I turned off the update messages. My questions is, where does it store the update on the phone as I'd like to free up the .5 GB its taking.
Thanks

Anyone?

Pretty sure it's in /cache
And instead of just turning off the notification, you should disable the ota update receivers which will effectly prevent your phone from ever wanting/trying to update again. Check this thread for details- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2952845

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[Q] Apps up to date. After reboot it found an update.

Today i faced a problem where i went to the play store and went to my apps and all of the apps were up to date. I rebooted my phone and ''Youtube'' was being updated.
Why did it update after reboot instead of when i went to ''My apps'' in the playstore and everything was up-to-date ?
its normal.
it might of not been available for your phone the first time you checked. when apps are updated, not everyone gets the update right away. your neighbor might see an update for that app while you get the update hours later.
it's normal. That's happened to me pre-nexus 5..might be an availability thing or just need to refresh the connection to tip off the fact that you need the update.
I usually restart my phone at least two times a day just to keep the system running smoothly and make sure apps close out so it's no biggie to me

[Q] "Your system is up to date." No It Isn't! What can I do?

My Shield Tablet recently notified me of the Lollipop 5.1 update. It's not rooted, and not modified. I could download it at the time due to a bad connection, so I paused it. When it resumed later and completed, I tapped to flash and it took me to the System Updates screen, where it told me "Your system is up to date." This is all I can get from it, even when I choose to reset the update data. I know the update didn't install, and when I check the software version, it's reported as 5.0.1.
Is there anything I can do?
I have the same problem. Did you get it sorted? Did a factory reset and still no joy. Says I'm on 5.01 and system is up to date. Annoying
You can try to force method by clearing data from Google Services Framework and close it, then check for update. It might work after quite a few attempts.
Else just flash the update manually: http://forum.xda-developers.com/shi...rial-how-to-debloat-optimize-ota-3-0-t3118187
Word is they've shut off the update server while they investigate some device breaking bugs in the new update. People reporting Speaker destruction due to the update.
Prfndhatrdofman said:
Word is they've shut off the update server while they investigate some device breaking bugs in the new update. People reporting Speaker destruction due to the update.
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Ah ok, i hope they will make hotfix for OTG issues too. Also seems like i have some wifi issues were it lose signal but remain connected to network within coverage areas.

Android OS using 4GB of data

Has anyone with root had a problem with Android OS all of a sudden using 4GB+ of their data? Use to only use maybe 6MB. I haven't installed the newest update but I do have auto updates turned off. Google help was a no go. They told me Android OS doesn't use that much data. Anyone able to help me realize what's using it?
Noticed mine is doing the same but for the second time. First time i didn't knew what the problem was. But know i notice it used 1,53gb in one day of data, that is mobile data not even speaking about the wifi data. It started yesterday after a failed update of the OS through the UI. I think it's downloading the update over and over again every hour even when i did disable auto update in developer settings. The update is 100mb so it makes sense after a day.
The problem i dont know why the update fails. I do have a custom kernel installed. Don't know if this is causing the problem. Is it possible to have a custom kernel and OTA?
I had the same issue last month and had to call verizon to get a credit for their ota using up all of my data. You cannot take any ota's if you're rooted. The only way I could get it to stop was to sideload the update. The longer I put off updating, no matter which settings I turned off, the more data was used.
Okay, glad I'm not the only one. It even consumed data when I had the auto update turned off. Guess I'll try to side load when I get off of work today!

Apps and System auto-updates not working

By months my 3a won't automatically update itself even with update/download "over any network", I have already tried to restore and wipe from recovery but still unresolved.
Does anyone noticed this issue?
I tried waiting almost one month without system (monthly patch) and apps (all pending) updates popup.
Google support after few attempts, just proposed me a warranty replacement but the phone otherwise is perfect.
Manual updates works.
Any tips?
TY
I had the same issue back in January and didn't get a system update well into April. So I had to manually update. Still haven't gotten the May update yet, but we'll see.
Also with the apps?
If you have an unlocked bootloader, I would not count on automatic monthly updates. They work sometimes, but not most of the time. My personal experience is that I have to sideload the monthly updates about 90% of the time.
As far as app updates, I generally manually check it every couple of days and find that there are pending updates. I will hit the "update" button and manually update them if I see pending updates. That being said, if I don't check it for a while (maybe a week), the phone will eventually update the apps, but it certainly doesn't happen on a daily basis, at least not in my experience. I just wanted to add my experiences as they seem to be very similar to yours.
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If you have an unlocked bootloader, I would not count on automatic monthly updates. They work sometimes, but not most of the time. My personal experience is that I have to sideload the monthly updates about 90% of the time.
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Having an unlocked bootloader, too, but I never had issues with updates until now, they are coming directly at the first day Google is sending out the OTA.
I wonder if our phone service provider is also a factor? I have not been seeing the updates available within a day or two of when they are posted on the first Monday of the month. I get my phone service through a T-mobile MVNO. Maybe people on Google Fi are more likely to get it OTA quickly?
My phone is rooted with Magisk.
But I'm impatient so I have always just applied the update manually. It's a bit more of a pain because it means that I have to download not only the update but also the factory image to extract the boot image file and patch it with Magisk.
I have not had a problem installing updates for apps through play. I just have to remember to NOT update youtube so that I don't lose youtube vanced!
Hi all and thanks for your time!
I have a good news.
After avoid to do any manual update, right now I see that few apps have been updated themself from 11 hr and 2 days ago, but other 22 apps are still pending (when I wrote here the 6th May they were 40).
Around the 23th of Feb I had to do manual update search because it still was with Jan patch, even in March and April I did the manual search the week after the day 5th.
My phone is not rooted and during the day it uses both cellular and WiFi networks, mostly of the nights I put it in airplane mode and battery save (so it lasts easily for 2 days).
The cause was because I put all the nights the phone in airplane mode with battery saver, last night I leave it connected to WiFi and under charge, this morning I found the advice to reboot for install the system patch and after boot also the apps were updated.
The system patch has been found around 4 am.
I'm having a similar issue with my rooted 3a. I have stock rom, elemental kernel, and magisk. But apps that came installed as part of the ohone won't update in Google play. Stuff like phone, contacts, sim carrier, Gmail, camera, etc
There's literally about 20 updates right now that won't install. They download, and say installing, then they just skip to the next and still say there's an available update. After the final one is tried, I get a message saying that it was unable to update those apps.
Any app that I downloaded from play or as an apk, allows me to update without any issue at all.
I have googled it and followed the recommendations, but so far, nothing has helped. I cleaned the cache, hard reboots, switch update settings, turned off play protect, deleted cache and data of play store and play services. Removed my account and added it bad. And have some a few more things that I read about -- but yet nothing fixes it.
If I should start a new thread, that's no problem. I don't want to hijack this one. But saw that it dealt with update issues and thought maybe I would see if I could find help.

problem disabling system update notifications on oneplus 8 pro

Hi. Thought I could get a little help with something. I got my 1+8pro and I rooted it with Magisk only. It was a little tedious but my root check app says it is rooted. I had trouble with my bank apps. One was so stingy that I had to redo the root using a different app name instead of Magisk. Finally got that working. Then I started getting notifications for a system update. Well, in order to update I had to wait until that version was posted on 1+ website so I could download it and patch it in. I finally did that and eventually got everything back up and running with the update. It was tedious and the phone is finally working again, just like I want it to.
About another week later it began nagging me again to do yet another update and I did not want to go through all that all over again. I went into the settings for that system app to disable the notifications but the switch was greyed out, locked in the on position. I live by important notifications and having that up in my notification area constantly is distracting. So I contacted support and asked how to disable the system updates or the notification. They told me to do what I already tried and I had to send them a screenshot showing that it was greyed out. Then they were trying to talk me into resetting my phone which is scary considering it took me many weeks to set everything all up.
So I said "uncle" and ended up going through the update baloney all over again and getting it rooted like before. Tedious. I checked after doing so and the notification setting switch was still greyed out. So, now it started nagging me to update again only this time wants me to go to OS11 which I am certainly not even ready to try as it is still in its infancy and not interested in taking a chance that something stops working properly on the phone.
I have a root uninstaller app on the phone that disables apps, but it is so old that it is no longer supported and apparently doesn't work with this newer Android version like it did on my old phone. It just brought the app over when I transferred everything from the old phone to this new one. It has app disabling features that apparently do not work for this version of Android. So I cannot use it to disable the System Update app. Now, I can probably install the Pro version of Titanium Backup which has an app freeze feature but not sure if it will work after paying for it. So before I do such a thing I wanted to see if there are any other options to maybe get this switch un-greyed so I can block these notifications. I know also that I can clear the cache and data for the app and it stops for a few days, but then I have to keep doing that once or twice a week and that is just a pitb to keep doing. Besides, 1+ said that it shouldn't be greyed out.
Anybody got any ideas for me to try without jeopardizing having to lose it all and start over? If I knew what I was getting into with Magisk, I would have installed TWRP first so I could have backup images to roll back to. But that is an afterthought now. I don't think Titanium Backup can create an actual flash image of the phone like TWRP. Maybe I should start over and just do it right with TWRP, then Magisk in the first place. But I want to leave that as a last resort.
Ideas, thoughts?
Thanks if you can.

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