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Space information, this is even with the new app installed:
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root@castle:/var/usr/palm/applications# df
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/store-var
253920 184548 69372 73% /var
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root@castle:/var/usr/palm/applications# du -mcs 45 . 45 total |
10/12/2009, 01:06 PM
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Worked flawlessly for me. Just to make sure I was at the limit, I tried a free app and I got the error message - left the app catalog open - installed the Fair Dinkum app - did not reboot - maximized open card for app catalog and installed the previously failed app.
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10/12/2009, 01:11 PM
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Sorry for the only tangentially-related question, but what's the easiest way to get terminal access to print out partition usage info? Is it with the Terminal homebrew app and associated service plugin? That hasn't been updated in a while, but that may just be because it there was no need. I just wanted ot make sure I wasn't missing "the best" way to do that.
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10/12/2009, 01:15 PM
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I have the same problem as others. Still cannot install anything from the App Catalog. Everything seems installed correctly by Fair Dinkum. I have the symbolic links. Here is my df -k:
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Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
rootfs 452296 393920 58376 87% /
/dev/root 31728 11368 20360 36% /boot
/dev/mapper/store-root
452296 393920 58376 87% /
df: /dev/.static/dev: Permission denied
tmpfs 2048 152 1896 7% /dev
/dev/mapper/store-var
253920 200432 53488 79% /var
/dev/mapper/store-log
39664 8044 31620 20% /var/log
tmpfs 65536 3052 62484 5% /tmp
tmpfs 122516 0 122516 0% /media/ram
/dev/mapper/store-media
7011456 1750944 5260512 25% /media/internal
/dev/mapper/store-var
253920 200432 53488 79% /opt
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I've read every detail of every page, updated repeatedly, rebooted, looked in Available Other - Preware is still not displaying the app. Any further advice for those of us who are frustrated and merely want to benefit? |
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10/12/2009, 01:44 PM
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MJ, on the first page of Preware you are selecting "List of Everything" at the bottom? Then scroll down about 9 apps (will change as new apps are added) or start typing "Fair." If still not there, I'm out of suggestions.
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10/12/2009, 01:45 PM
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Rod, here is a mod to your 'du' command so that it will only return 0 if the app catalog is running. If app catalog is not running, it will run the normal du command. What you've posted is pretty risky for anything else that depends on the du command.
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#!/bin/sh
luna-send -n 1 palm://com.palm.applicationManager/running {} 2>&1 |grep findapps >/dev/null
if [ $? == 0 ]
then
echo "0 $2"
else
/usr/bin/du $*
fi
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10/12/2009, 01:47 PM
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This is great - but I'm noticing that it actually deletes the du and ipkg programs from the phone.. Might be better to move them to a backup file just in case?
-mark EDIT - nevermind; just noticed the real du and ipkg are in a different directory and this simply replaces the NEW commands in /usr/local/bin if they exist |
10/12/2009, 01:50 PM
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So it appears that if you have few Homebrew apps loaded, the App limit is now 256MB and you can load Catalog Apps up to that limit. You can then load Homebrew apps beyond that point. Therefore, what we need is an update to WebOS Quick Install that will back off and save all Homebrew apps data. Then we can add the Catalog apps from the phone. And finally, Quick Install can help us put back all of the Homebrew apps again.
OR PALM CAN JUST FIX THE PROBLEM OF HAVING SUCH A LIMITED SPACE FOR APPS IN THE FIRST PLACE!!! All this unnecessary hacking is ridiculous, especially since Palm is limiting the amount of MONEY they can make with all of these devices. I love all of the patches and homebrew apps as much as the next user. But this limitation is so fundamental to the normal use of the phone, I'm baffled that there hasn't been an official fix to this. We need the viral video ninja to make more movies that call out Palm to this issue just like when they wouldn't announce a release date. PAAAAALM!!!!!!
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10/12/2009, 02:16 PM
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No go for me Rod spent about an hour and a half trying to find a solution in the IRC channel. I still keep getting not enough space error after countless restarts. i have plenty of room in the var partition as well.
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/dev/mapper/store-var 248.0M 153.6M 94.3M 62% /opt i did infact check to see if the app is installed correctly and indeed it is. feel free to send me a PM to get my attention or whoever might have some ideas. i figure i can restore the pre might fix whatever issue i have but want to figure a solution to it incase others might be facing it. another thing i want to try is to load the pre up with bunch of catalog apps exceeding 64mb and then restoring pre to see if it will back up and reinstall all the catalog apps or will it stop once it hits 64mb... i wonder if restoring back ups has the same limit as installing from catalog. i cant test it considering the fair dinkum app is not working for me at this point.
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Any ideas on why this won't install? It states version incompatibility.
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Thanks so much for this xorg. I suggested the same thing in other posts/comments but did not bother to write the code (which you did). I did tell rwhitby that I would not install this patch until it had better personality checking to avoid breaking other patches/scripts.
EDIT: I had also suggested that he check that the parent process that is calling the du command be a process from an app catalog. Your fix does not cover the (remote) possibility that someone might be running an app catalog update and another program/script that is using du at the same time. Quote:
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ROD, Many Thank's...
AWESOME... THANK YOU... Rod... Great App... Use the App Catalog... There was no problem downloading Software Applications... App: ( Fair Dinkum App Limit_v.0.3.0 ) OS: webOS_v1.2.1 preware_v0.9.4 <---I Used to Install my (1'st Option) - GOOD WebOS Quick Install_v2.72 <-- 2nd Option GOOD Aswell... Diffstat_v1.45 GNU Patch_v2.5.9-3
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10/12/2009, 03:16 PM
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This is sooo awesome. It even seems to make the downloading from the App Catalog faster! rwhitby, are you accepting worshippers into the Church of Awesome? I am not worthy, but I am very grateful!
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how does this app work?
Does it allow apps to be installed in /media/internal and then create symbolic links to them in /var/usr/palm/applications or /usr/palm/application? |
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