Unable to update Messaging, Vanadium etc.

cleanbowtie

Hi, thank you for taking the time to read my post. Since installing Graphene approx 5 weeks ago I have had an otherwise flawless experience, but I am unable to update:

Messaging
Vanadium
Vanadium Config
Vanadium System WebView

I get error messages:

'Unable to install Vanadium Config, Vanadium, Trichome Library, Vanadium System WebView'
'Details: 0'

And

'Unable to install Messaging.'
'Details: INSTALL_FAILED_INTERNAL_ERROR: fs-verity not set up for system package update...'

I am using a Pixel 9a; I have searched through the forum to try and find an answer but the only relevant post I could find was somebody using a Pixel 3 which was out of support, but this is not the case for my phone. Any help would be much appreciated! Thank you.

Dumdum

cleanbowtie
Relevant link:
https://github.com/GrapheneOS/os-issue-tracker/issues/5570

cleanbowtie

Dumdum I originally thought I'd check for a software update, but I'm not able to interact with the 'Check for updates' button in settings whatsoever. Do you know if there's a way around this? Thank you very much for your help.

Lucario1829

cleanbowtie the "check for software updates" button just makes a silent notification appear in your notification tray, so it really does seem like it does nothing. just see if you have a new notification after pressing it

other8026

cleanbowtie you might have a pending update. You can try restarting.

cleanbowtie

Lucario1829 I don't seem to get anything. Notifications are enabled for settings and system updater too. Really not sure what is causing this.

torparen

cleanbowtie "Permitted networks: Any" is activated? Just in case you are on mobile and it's waiting for a wifi connwcrion.

cleanbowtie

torparen Yep, permitted networks is set to 'Any'.

cleanbowtie

other8026 I've tried a couple of restarts already and sadly nothing again.

other8026

cleanbowtie have you disabled the updater app or removed its network permission? Check from the owner profile in Settings > Apps > All apps > *3 dots in upper right hand corner* > show system > System Updater.

If the app isn't disabled and it still has the network permission, might you share the logs from System Updater > View logs?

cleanbowtie

other8026 The updater app is not disabled and it has its Network permissions.

How do I go about opening system updater?

other8026

cleanbowtie It's all in Settings > System > System updates. The app System Updater can't be launched as far as I know.

Again, the logs should be helpful in figuring out what the issue is.

cleanbowtie

other8026 I have gone to try and update all of the apps again and it has worked. I'm quite honestly confused why it has worked this time after multiple weeks of it not working, as the only thing I changed was enabling notifications for some system apps. Either way, this is solved now; thank you very much for your help.

other8026

cleanbowtie very strange, but glad it's working now!