#Close apps to free up memory note 10 download#

It should print out the present working directory you are in: /data/log. MAKE SURE you are in the data/log directory by typing in pwd, followed by return.Change current directory by typing in cd /data/log, followed by return.(You will have to wait three seconds before you can click 'Allow'.) This will bring up a Superuser prompt.Make sure Superuser and Terminal Emulator apps are installed.

(This is assuming your phone has been rooted, which will be the case if your phone is running CyanogenMod or any other non-stock ROM.)

But you can also do this manually without SysDump. I was using CyanogenMod on the phone, and I believe phones with custom ROMs don't use the stock dialer, so they lack the SysDump functionality.īasically, Delete dumpstate/logcat in SysDump clears out the log files in /data/log. mnt/sdcard: 1928992K total, 1014496K used, 914496K available (block size 32768)Īt first I tried Berislav Lopac's answer, but I got Connection problem or invalid MMI code. It has 35 MB free space: /dev: 115788K total, 0K used, 115788K available (block size 4096) This is the result of the 'adb shell df' in my another device which has the same problem. I searched long for the solution, and a perfect reason for the cause of this problem, but I can't find it.

#Close apps to free up memory note 10 download#

It happens even trying to download a new app. In Galaxy Note I, while updating my app, it's saying 'Insufficient Storage Available', where there is 214 MB of free space in device memory (internal). The total space of my app is 10 MB, and after installation it will take less than 20 MB.