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问题:

I have just updated Xamarin in Visual Studio 2015 (it was a suggested update from Visual Studio).

After the update, when I start debugging with the emulator AVD_GalaxyNexus_ToolsForApacheCordova (Android 4.4 - API 19), the following error occurs:

The "InstallPackageAssemblies" task failed unexpectedly.

System.AggregateException: One or more errors occurred. ---> Xamarin.AndroidTools.AndroidDeploymentException: InternalError ---> Mono.AndroidTools.InsufficientSpaceException: There is not enough storage space on the device to store package: /data/local/tmp/Mono.Android.Platform.ApiLevel_23.apk. Free up some space or use an SD card and try again.

This did not occur just minutes before the update, and the project remained untouched during the update. I am quite sure about that.

The Xamarin documentation has this error documented here, and says:

There is not enough storage space on the device to deploy the package

This occurs when you don't start the emulator from within Visual Studio. When starting the emulator outside of Visual Studio, you need to pass the -partition-size 512 options, e.g.

emulator -partition-size 512 -avd MonoDroid

But I did start the emulator from within Visual Studio.

回答1:

Check the internal storage size and available storage of your emulator. Default configuration is often not very large.

回答2:

On MAC if your getting error make sure you increase your dataPartition to 1024M

disk.dataPartition.size : 1024M

On Mac current config: Feel free to add more bytes if you have a better potato(MacBook pro) than mine

回答3:

Emulator memory issue

increase heap size ( make it 2*x). in my case before it was 256 , then after i made it 512 , now its working fine.

posted by venkat Yanamandala

回答4:

Cobus answer didn't help for me. Checking the device's storage, I saw that there should be more than enough space left to deploy my app. My only solution so far is to create new device in the emulator every time this happens. It keeps happening after I deployed my app several times (like 50+ deploys).