Not enough space on device

[marvin1099]

Describe the bug
When trying to download a big map from the marketplace it complains that i don't have enough space,
my drives sill have massive amounts of space so this cant be what is going on.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to the Marketplace
2. Download something like the Hermitcaft season 9 map (that is what I tried)
3. It complains that you don't have enough space, even if you have save on your drives

Expected behavior
It should download if you have space

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Garuda Linux (Arch)
• Version: Minecraft_Bedrock_Launcher-x86_64-v0.14.2.792.AppImage
• Installation Type: AppImage
• Minecraft Version (Probably not relevant): 1.20.81.01

[style-nine]

This bug persists for me even if I delete my ~/.local/share/mcpelauncher folder and relogin/redownload everything from scratch.

[Skylandy]

Same issue but with a texture pack exceeding 400 MB (432MB to be precise) instead of a map (has custom models etc). Also I’m on the steamdeck discover version (seems part of this?) Might be some kind of per download size limit?

[style-nine]

I just moved completely to a totally new system, installed the new update (1.21), and I still cannot download the HC S9 map. It just keeps saying I don't have space (even though I have 270G).

[ChristopherHX]

I can imagine what is causing this on the launcher side by not telling the game the available disk space, but I don't have any marketplace content with size > 141MB

[marvin1099]

I can imagine what is causing this on the launcher side by not telling the game the available disk space, but I don't have any marketplace content with size > 141MB

You can also test with the hermitcraft s9 map, its free and above 400mb.

[ChristopherHX]

@marvin1099 Thank you, I can now look at fixing this

[ChristopherHX]

ok found a way to bypass the error, that should land in nightly within 24hours https://github.com/minecraft-linux/mcpelauncher-manifest/releases/tag/nightly

By returning 1024^4 of allocatable bytes on disk, it sounds like you found a magic number that is allowed for old android that doesn't have the android api to make a disk space query

[style-nine]

Okay, now it works.

[ChristopherHX]

first regression of the change #1019 for the 32bit game, needs to be 64bit only

The question here is where is the int overflow, in the launcher or big binary blob aka minecraft

[marvin1099]

well since it works now should this be closed, ore are you still working on full support?