You must have changed it to be that small, stock its 40mb i think. Have you changed the HBOOT already?

 

lots of things, market could have existing downloads in the list
other programs can use up lots of cache as well.
try going to manage applications, market, clear cache

 

Please just carry on doing what I told you in the other thread, rather than wasting these peoples time. We already tried quite a lot so no need to go over it all again

http://androidforums.com/desire-all-things-root/337455-unable-download-google-maps-cm7.html

 

Hi,

I have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Tab with android 2.2 Froyo. I tried to update My Country from the android market, but got an error message. Download unsuccessful. Not enough space on the device. After some digging I realized it's probably the fault of the system cache. I have 30,07 mb, all of it free, (I haven't changed anything) but the program is bigger than this. How can I change the size of my system cache? I have the factory rom, and I'm very much a beginner.

Firedancer

 

If you have root access, we can perhaps bypass the /cache partition with scripts temporarily, but I doubt there is anything that can be done without root access.

I would perhaps confirm this in the Galaxy tab forum though.

 

I found a working script. Can you tell me how to use it? I have terminal emulator on my tablet.

 

What script is it? Can you paste it here in code tabs or attach?

Are you rooted?

 

Yes I am, I said so at the beginning. I found it here. Take out the spaces. I don't have enough posts to be able link things directly.

forum. xda-developers .com/ showpost.php?p=18840882&postcount =227

Dancer

 

Step 5-10 tells you what you need to do.

If you need help using adb, I have an faq in my Sig. Not specifically for tab but its all the same