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Downloads Deals Giveaways Features Editorials Podcast Tip Us ... Fixing The "Couldn't Install On USB Storage Or SD Card" Problem On Android android usb storage permission Artem Russakovskii Follow View All Posts 2011/04/19 12:20am PDTApr 19, 2011 62 Plus 1 on G+ 127 Share on Facebook 76 Share on Twitter Total Shares189 Apps/GamesFroyo 2.2Tips & Tutorials Today, for the first time ever, http://forums.androidcentral.com/general-help-how/278616-error-couldn-t-install-usb-storage-sd-card.html my EVO 4G had an unexpected failure installing updates for some of my Android apps. All update attempts would inevitably end in an almost instant failure with the message that read: Installation error Couldn't install on USB storage or SD card The weird part was that some apps installed OK but some got stuck in a perma-fail mode and could no longer be updated. After mucking around for a bit, I dug into http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/04/19/fixing-the-couldnt-install-on-usb-storage-or-sd-card-problem-on-android/ the logs and found the following relevant log line: Failed to create secure container smdl2tmp1 Aha! Now what the heck is smdl2tmp1? After digging around the Internet some more, I found that the problem is caused by a temporary file called smdl2tmp1.asec that is used during some installations (I think of apps that are movable to SD) but does not get deleted for some reason, most notably when you run out of space. Because of this, the system can't create it and treats it as an error, rather than figuring out that it's stale and simply deleting it. The solution? Go and delete smdl2tmp1.asec yourself. From what I can tell, it could reside in 2 locations: /sdcard/.android_secure - this is an invisible folder on your SD card, which you can access with any file manager, like ASTRO /mnt/secure/asec/ - access to this folder requires root and a program like Root Explorer Look for smdl2tmp1.asec in these folders and delete any ones you see. Deleting it seems to be a safe enough operation - it's just a temporary file after all. Once you've done that, all the update problems should go away: I/logwrapper( 170): /system/bin/newfs_msdos terminated by exit(0) I/PackageHelper(15175): Created secure container smdl2tmp1 at /mnt/asec/smdl2tmp1 I/DefContainer(15175): Created container for smdl2tmp1 at path : /mnt/asec/smdl2tmp1 I/DefContainer(15175): Copied /cache/32.apk to /mnt/asec/smdl2tmp1/pkg

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