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Macdonald_lethe
Macdonald_lethe
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July 28, 2011
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Android: please check if there is enough space on the device

  • July 28, 2011
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I have successfully deployed a game to the iOS App Store using Flash CS5.5

When I try to  publish the same game on my 2 Androids (or when I start an Air for Android file from scratch), I get this error message: "Device Error: please check if there is enough space on the device" on both of them.

First I was trying to install it on a Optimus One, which later I figured out would not run AIR/Flash applications because of the uncompatible ARMv6 processor.

I exchanged my phone to a Galaxy S, which shows on adobe's site as a certified device to run AIR applications.

Since the second phone is definitely not a problem, I must be doing something wrong.

I have followed video tutorials step by step and I still get this error.

I have installed the drivers through Samsung Kies.

I have air installed on my android.

I have developer debug set to on (I noticed that when I do that, I can no longer copy files to my android through the USB. The device loses its access on windows file manager, could this be the problem?)

Hope someone can help.

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Macdonald_lethe
Macdonald_letheAuthor
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July 28, 2011

I just genereted a new certificate with Flash, and it worked.

For some reason the previous one was causing the issue.

I did not change anything on the previous certificate compared to the new one, but the file name. All data was the same as far as I can remember, including the password.

Anyway, problem solved.

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Paanday
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September 4, 2011

Hi  I am Unable to publish/debug adobe air for andriod from flash cs5.5 on sony ericsson e16i - dervice error:please check if there is enough space device  Andriod ver 2.1.1  Please help to solve this issue.

Macdonald_lethe
Macdonald_letheAuthor
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September 5, 2011

Paanday, first make sure your Android has adobe air installed on it. Open the android market on your phone and search for it. If you can't find/install it, it means your phone is not compatible and will not run flash content that was exported as an .apk file.

Your phone needs this https://market.android.com/details?id=com.adobe.air&feature=search_result installed.

Also, don't you need Android version 2.2 at least? I could be wrong about this.

And third, like I said, I fixed that issue by recreating my android certificate.

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