Now I tried (based on @olf recommendation): ssu lr
It shows in the begining: WARNING: ssu.ini does not seem to be writable. Setting values might not work.
and than it follows with a long list of Enabled repositories (global)...etc.
Also, if I run Jolla Store from GUI, it shows:
“Problem with Store. Critical problem with the apps registry”.
and in “My apps menu” it shows: “You do not have any installed apps”.
I do not know, what is going on here, I am just an ordinary user, not a guru.
Please help. Thanks.
Now I tried (based on @olf recommendation): ssu lr
It shows in the beginning: WARNING: ssu.ini does not seem to be writeable. Setting values might not work.
and than it follows with a long list of Enabled repositories (global)... etc.
Well, the “long list” is what I wanted to see, so please (as written before), do paste the output of ssu lr in a section between two lines with solely three backticks (```) in it. (This is most easily done at an PC when being logged in to your SFOS device via SSH.)
BTW, I changed the title, because this has nothing to do with Storeman.
Did you ever install zypper?
Background: It would be helpful to use it for further analysis, but if it is not already installed, you currently cannot install it.
Is your SailfishOS installation using a paid license?
If so, you might consider opening a support ticket at Jolla’s Zendesk front-end.
@neo75, let me try to translate the recommendations:
Check for full filesystems in Settings->Storage or by executing df -h
If there is only little space left (denote where?) you have to (re)move stuff (you may ask “what?”, when you reported what you see).
Lastly test if a pkcon refresh works.
If not, try removing the Zypper cache (reference, e.g., URL scheme is a required component): It is just a cache, you may simply remove it by executing devel-su rm -rf /home/.zypp-cache/*
Then test if a pkcon refresh works.
O.K, repo config (ssu lr) looks O.K., neither the root partition or the home partition is full (although 687 MB free is getting tight for SFOS upgrades), so two options remain:
devel-su rm -rf /home/.zypp-cache/*
Then try pkcon refresh again.
Thanks for support! I will try it. Just for being sure, I am asking: devel-su rm -rf /home/.zypp-cache/*
deletes a lot of data.
What exactly will happen after this rm command?
What is the .zypp-cache directory for?
I did all these commands: devel-su rm -f /var/cache/ssu/features.ini devel-su rm -rf /home/.zypp-cache/* devel-su ssu ur
with result:
WARNING: DBus call failed, falling back to libssu: Message recipient disconnected from message bus without replying
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'zypp::url::UrlBadComponentException'
what(): Url scheme is a required component
Aborted (core dumped)
* mentaljam-obs … [Index of /obs/home:/mentaljam/4.3.0.15_armv7hl](http://repo.merproject.org/obs/home:/mentaljam/4.3.0.15_armv7hl/)
Anyway you should be able to
devel-su ssu rr mentaljam-obs
pkcon refresh
and things should start to work again.
Later you can do
ssu ar mentaljam-obs http://repo.merproject.org/obs/home:/mentaljam/4.3.0.15_armv7hl/
taking care that it’s a proper URL.
But it would be interesting how this ended up in your repo list. Did you ever add that repo manually? It looks like it can be caused by copy-pasting from this forum or another place which silently replaces URLs by markdown syntax.