I just got done developing an update to my private channel. The channel works great on the dev box. However, when i add it to my channels and i try to go to the channel the error message "insufficient storage "
comes up. I’ve removed all of my channels and did a factory reset and i’m still getting this error.
What might cause this ? Is their something in my app that could be causing it? My package is 60.4kb.
Thanks,
Try doing a factory reset and creating a new Roku account. Then link your box to the new account.
-JT
I did, still says the same thing. Seems to be channel related. What in developer code could cause this?
That’s very strange. I can’t imagine how a 60kB channel could cause an insufficient storage error. Maybe there’s something strange with the zip/pkg. How about trying to change something or add an extra dummy file to see if changing the package has an effect? This might take someone from Roku to figure out. If you’d like me to try to add the channel to see if the same thing happens, you can post the channel code or PM it to me.
-JT
I’m having a problem with this myself. Is it a problem with the packaging process, the player itself or what?
What’s the size of the content before zipping? You could be inadvertently zip-bombing the box…
pinehead,
If you PM me your channel code, I’ll take a look at it. This should not be happening…
–Kevin
“kbenson” wrote:
What’s the size of the content before zipping? You could be inadvertently zip-bombing the box…
Sorry to get back so late. The size of the content is 160KB, with 153 of it being in images.
Here’s a link to the archive in question
You don’t have a manifest. Try adding one (add the root of your zip) and it should work.
-JT
Do all of the items in the manifest file have to be on a single line, or can I put the items on separate lines?
“sbloom85” wrote:
Do all of the items in the manifest file have to be on a single line, or can I put the items on separate lines?
I’m pretty sure they have to be on separate lines… If you’re not seeing that in an example somewhere, it may be using unix line feeds, which don’t display correctly in some text editors (ex. Notepad).
Okay, I have the manifest file in there, but that didn’t help. Am I missing the Makefile file?
You don’t need a makefile in the zip. I added a manifest to the zip you posted and it worked. Are you sure it’s at the root of the zip and not in one of the subdirectories?
-JT
It is. PM me the manifest file you made so I can compare it to the one I have.
