If I do qinstall oper... from command line I don t get any verbose, it installs and back to prompt wwith no comment.
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I think that means it is crashing immediately. When qinstall works, I think I always get output of some sort on the commandline IIRC. I wonder if qinstall on 3.13 is not as good as on 2.38?
Configuring opera-sl-5x00-7.30.9965...tar: ./opt/QtPalmtop/bin/opera: input/output error -- No space left on device
tar: Bad tar header, skipping
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
Done.
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That means there is no room in internal memory to install! I would do both a "df" and a "free" next time right before and after your attempt to install.
If there really is enough space left on your Z, that message could be a serious indicator. If you never close your console, that could be taking up unbelievable amounts of space.
I trust the ipk as it's the one I used. I know when I get that message on my SD card that I've reached a bad spot and need to reformat, but don't know the status of internal memory on your Z.
Poke around in /tmp/ to see if there are files there that are space mongers. Also, do you use qtmail? It and any other apps can take up space if they hang...do a "ps ax" to see if stuff is getting held in abeyance and messing you up. You may want to post your "ps ax" here to ensure you don't mistakenly kill something that could mess up your Z.
The alternative is to install right after a soft reset...but still do a df before and after.
Are you sure the upgrade is worth this? What won't Opera 6.0 do for you?
We also need input from a 3.13 user. Maybe, as Jon_J noted, there are differences in the directory structure between the ROMs that could be causing problems. It may be adding duplicate stuff you already have in other directories and don't need.
But remember to empty the "install" stuff out of /tmp before you try again.
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