Updater crashing

Hi,

I tried to update from 3.2 to 3.3 yesterday but the download stopped several times so I decided to wait for today. When trying to continue the download the updater crashed. I could reproduce this several times until I noticed that my Wifi connection was lost. I assume that this is the reason for the crash as everything worked after Wifi was available again.

Another smaller issue with the updater: When the download fails (I guess due to lots of people updating at the same time) this is only shown in a small window for a very short period of time. So if you don’t look at the status bar all the time you only see that the download is not running any more, but you cannot see what has happened. I would fancy having a persisting message you need to acknowledge explicitly.

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Good idea thetux. Also after 6 hours of tapping the resume button the download completed but failed verification. So im not updating. Is there any way to delete this and redownload ?

Yes it crashed here, too - after 90 minutes of very slow download - and we have a fast connection here in the city of Zurich. And this is not the first time this happens, I have been using myFP4 with e/OS/ for nearly four years now, and before that e/OS with FP2. And it has been every now and then all the same.

And at the same time, they are begging for donations…. No! First improve your services!

I use ā€˜community’ and maybe I can avoid the ā€˜official’ release and the bandwidth spike but for me (also in Kanton Zurich) it works well.

Can you elaborate why you have that impression?

Have a look at the social media like Mastodon…

It’s Christmas, time for gentleness and forgiveness. :stuck_out_tongue:

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Delete storage within (System) Updater app from

Settings > Apps > …

I can’t, I suppose. That ā€˜social’ stuff lost me years ago… Thx for letting me know

Didn’t work. The update image is sitting somewhere else.

I use the ā€œofficialā€ version as I -unfortunately- still need the boot loader to be locked because of some e-banking apps… If I wouldn’t need those, I would switch to iodĆ© and leave e/OS/. Or even to ubuntu touch. I meanwhile am thinking of switching to a second regular FP4 at home with those apps (and only wifi), as I do not really need them underway out of home.

/data/lineageos_updates

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Not in android/data, do I need root to access this ?

of course a file manager with root permission

OR
temporary boot to TWRP without installing it

fastboot boot twrp.img

There has to be another way to delete a corrupted image. I’m not getting root for one job. I’m running e/os recovery

this is a command to temporary boot to TWRP without installing it…

fastboot boot twrp.img

what is your device ?

Moto g84. I’ve e/os recovery installed

Or is it possible to verify the image again ?

have a try refreshing in the system-updater

so boot the device into bootloader mode,

on your PC,
Download twrp-3.7.1_12-0-bangkk.img
run

fastboot boot twrp-3.7.1_12-0-bangkk.img

then using the advanced file manager,
navigate to /data/lineageos_updates and delete the file that is annoying you.
go back to the main menu and reboot system

dosent work. device sits on motorola splash screen. I’ve been unlocking and flashing phones for years. that fun is behind me now, I dont have time for messing about. anybody else know how to delete a corrupted update image?

Just to help look for a solution, what is it that makes you believe there is a corrupted update present on the device. I did actually have the issue of a started, failed download in the past.

The Updater did record significant high MB in storage, this changed to zero on Clear and download proceeded, not that day but later.