Community SSU/Installation FAQ
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In most cases, users with <code>modified-hildon-desktop</code> will have issues updating <code>hildon-desktop</code>. That is because <code>modified-hildon-desktop</code> overwrites schemes set out by the normal <code>hildon-desktop</code>. To alleviate this issue one needs to '''remove <code>modified-hildon-desktop</code>''' before retrying. | In most cases, users with <code>modified-hildon-desktop</code> will have issues updating <code>hildon-desktop</code>. That is because <code>modified-hildon-desktop</code> overwrites schemes set out by the normal <code>hildon-desktop</code>. To alleviate this issue one needs to '''remove <code>modified-hildon-desktop</code>''' before retrying. | ||
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| + | '''A:''' stlpaul [http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=931491&postcount=7 reports] that he freed up 15MB from the rootfs and "then it worked". | ||
Revision as of 21:46, 29 January 2011
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Most of the reasons why the Maemo 5 Community SSU cannot be installed can be checked under the Problems tab when viewing the package in Application Manager. |
Q: I cannot install Maemo 5 Community SSU Package because of xxxxx package
A: The best way to check out the source of the problem for this is to go into X Terminal and to use apt-get to install the package whilst Community SSU repository is enabled inside HAM:
apt-get install package name that is causing the problem
In most cases, users with modified-hildon-desktop will have issues updating hildon-desktop. That is because modified-hildon-desktop overwrites schemes set out by the normal hildon-desktop. To alleviate this issue one needs to remove modified-hildon-desktop before retrying.
Q: I can't install the enabler; it says "not enough disk space available". How much is required?
A: stlpaul reports that he freed up 15MB from the rootfs and "then it worked".