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Then I tried freeing up hard drive by uninstalling a bunch of apps I no longer need and got about 45Gb free, then tried installing again and this time it worked without a hitch. Tried the main solution and all the other ones posted and none of them worked.

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I had 7Gb of hard drive free space and was getting that error. One of the answer posted that mentioned the lack of disk space was my problem (but I can't comment on it because my reputation is still too low). Several of the "updates" that were previously showing were now gone because I had updated them on my internal drive, but had not updated my clone, which is where the App Store was reading the status from. I unmounted the external clone, Quit and restarted the App store and whola! All my apps were back in correct status. So, it appears that the App Store was reading information from an external drive that I use to keep a bootable clone of my internal drive. "You can’t save the file “MyHDClone” because the volume “MyHDClone” is out of space."

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To discover the error and solution, I followed Aitch's steps.ġ) Enabled debug menu in App Store using Terminal command ( defaults write ShowDebugMenu -bool true )ģ) Enabled logging level 2 in the App Store Debug menu, and tried to install an app that was resulting in the error.Ĥ) Skimmed through "/var/log/install.log" I basically used Aitch's solution which is to unmount any cloned hard drives.

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Once I turned off the VPN, I was able to download it successfully, tracking the Received Bytes of the storedownload process on Activity Monitor > Network tab:

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Then skimmed through /var/log/install.log I saw an extract like this (some IDs deliberately obfuscated due to paranoia) Dec 30 19:00:36 macbookpro installd: PackageKit: - Begin install -ĭec 30 19:00:36 macbookpro installd: PackageKit: request=PKInstallRequestĭec 30 19:00:36 macbookpro installd: PackageKit: packages=(ĭec 30 19:00:36 macbookpro installd: PackageKit: Install Failed: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=640 "You can’t save the file “Iomega_HDD” because the volume “Iomega_HDD” is out of space." UserInfo=0xxxxxxxxxx Īpr 23 10:13:01 macbookname storeassetd: SoftwareMap: No app was found with bundle ID .Xcode to upgrade to 6.3Īpr 23 10:33:14 macbookname storedownloadd: sending status (Xcode): 0.000000% (0.000000) With the debug menu enabled, I switch on logging level 2 (at random), tried to reinstall a smallish app I bought a while back. I tried dozens of combinations of solutions and googled it to death. You click it, and the "an error occurred" message would appear, then the "Please use Purchase page." Using purchases page buttons resulted in the same error. Then app store would show same apps and "Update" button. My symptoms were: various apps were uninstalled (moved to trash can etc) OR were updated over time.

wiping all caches, cookies amd such like.I tried numerous searched fixes, including The fact this Q refers to xcode is completely immaterial, I was seeing this issue across several apps with no commonality. This has been bugging me for months and I was determined to sit down and fix it. I wanted to add my experience to this thread to help searchers.