error upgrading HAP Lite

RouterOS General
1

Hi Group
This is my installed HAP lite packages

/system package print
Flags: X - disabled

NAME VERSION SCHEDULED

0 routeros-smips 6.37.3
1 system 6.37.3
2 X ipv6 6.37.3
3 wireless 6.37.3
4 hotspot 6.37.3
5 X dhcp 6.37.3
6 X mpls 6.37.3
7 X routing 6.37.3
8 X ppp 6.37.3
9 security 6.37.3
10 advanced-tools 6.37.3

when i try to upgrade firmware i have error message - ERROR: not enough disk space, 7.0MiB is required and only 7.0MiB is free

if i try to remove package i have error

/system package uninstall ppp;
failure: can not uninstall bundled package

please help me to delete some unneeded packeges and upgrade router

thank you

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2

Don’t remove, just disable. Also, make sure you don’t have extra packages (from the zip file). That’s where I would get caught.
Finally, you may want to clean (remove) some files from the “files” window.

Send from my mobile via Tapatalk. Sorry for the errors and briefness.

3

i disable

2 X ipv6 6.37.3
5 X dhcp 6.37.3
6 X mpls 6.37.3
7 X routing 6.37.3
8 X ppp 6.37.3

in files i have only2 small files

but no free space for upgrade

/system resource> print
uptime: 5m
version: 6.37.3 (stable)
build-time: Nov/28/2016 11:11:46
factory-software: 6.34.2
free-memory: 7.9MiB
total-memory: 32.0MiB
cpu: MIPS 24Kc V7.4
cpu-count: 1
cpu-frequency: 650MHz
cpu-load: 10%
free-hdd-space: 7.0MiB
total-hdd-space: 16.0MiB
write-sect-since-reboot: 5360
write-sect-total: 194927
bad-blocks: 0%
architecture-name: smips
board-name: hAP lite
platform: MikroTik


ERROR: not enough disk space, 7.0MiB is required and only 7.0MiB is free
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4

File List is empty.

I only have the following packages installed:

Security
System
Wireless

but no free space :frowning:

5

These low storage devices are supposed to use RAM for upgrades, so reboot first and then try to upgrade. But you probably already tried that. You can also delete autosupout files. If everything else fails, there’s Netinstall. Not as easy as one-click upgrade from within RouterOS, but with added bonus that you can choose which packages to install.

6

Before updating, I remove all files in FILES section and than did the following.
I also face the same problem. but I sort it out by changing the channel. I used bug fix channel and change into with current channel and the that fix this issue. after updating I once again update it with bug-fix channel. and this time it updated successfully.

7

Thanks a lot for info :slight_smile: