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alesimula / wsa_pacman

A GUI package manager and package installer for Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA)
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i get erorr : Installation timed out, client has stopped waiting, but it may still be in progress in the background... #144

Open ZEASMOO opened 4 months ago

ZEASMOO commented 4 months ago

pacman when installing apps show the timeout error, and sometimes it shows an unknown_error, I even increased timeout in the settings, but any app won't install, Pacman was working perfectly until a few days ago, but now it won't install any apps (even apps I could install before). Now applications that I have already installed run completely inside the subsystem, and the only problem is that new app's cannot be installed with Pacman.

[ Installation timed out, client has stopped waiting, but it may still be in progress in the background... ]

[ The installation has failed, but no error was thrown ]

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MRRKh commented 2 months ago

hi I have same problem if you solve this problem can you help me ?

ZEASMOO commented 2 months ago

hi I have same problem if you solve this problem can you help me ?

Unfortunately, I was not able to solve the problem..... There is a strong possibility that reinstalling Windows will solve the problem. But before that, make sure that the virtualization of your system is active +(Make sure the subsystem prerequisites are installed and enabled), if it is active and the problem still exists, you can reinstall Windows to solve the problem.

alesimula commented 2 months ago

@ZEASMOO Inside the WSA-PacMan installation folder there is a folder called embedded-tools, can you please do this test?

Copy the adb.exe file and the two .dll files on the same folder where the .apk file is, also rename the .apk file to an easy to type name (like "test.apk") then open a terminal in that folder, and try the following commands:

"adb.exe devices"

"adb.exe install test.apk"

Also try these both before and after opening WSA PacMan to see the difference;

You could also try "adb.exe connect 127.0.0.1:58526" to connect to WSA or "adb.exe disconnect 127.0.0.1:58526" to disconnect it.

Having the WSA PacMan app open should automatically connect to WSA

ZEASMOO commented 4 weeks ago

@ZEASMOO Inside the WSA-PacMan installation folder there is a folder called embedded-tools, can you please do this test?

Copy the adb.exe file and the two .dll files on the same folder where the .apk file is, also rename the .apk file to an easy to type name (like "test.apk") then open a terminal in that folder, and try the following commands:

"adb.exe devices"

"adb.exe install test.apk"

Also try these both before and after opening WSA PacMan to see the difference;

You could also try "adb.exe connect 127.0.0.1:58526" to connect to WSA or "adb.exe disconnect 127.0.0.1:58526" to disconnect it.

Having the WSA PacMan app open should automatically connect to WSA

Thank you very very much 😅, problem solved.... I was unable to install android apps on windows for months but now using android apps on windows is delightful and easy 🙏🙏