KDS 2.0 updates (software version NEK-02-0099 or later) require at least 20GB of free storage because of a large ECU upgrade, which may cause installation failures on 64GB tablets. Users should manually clear storage or perform a factory reset, and then retry the update. Deleted ROM data can be restored using Auto mode or Manual Mode. If the issue persists, upgrading to a 128GB device is recommended. Contact support if assistance is required.
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Applies to
- KDS 2.0 users
- Users with 64GB tablet models
Symptoms
You may experience one of the following issues when attempting to download software version NEK-02-0099 or later:
- Internet Update does not start.
- The following error message appears: “There is not enough storage space for the update.”
Why this is happening
The large file size requires a significant amount of free storage.
- Installation requires at least 20GB of free storage.
Resolution
If you encounter this issue, follow these steps to free up storage and complete the update.
Step 1: Manually clear tablet storage
- On the tablet, go to Settings > Device care > Storage.
- Check the available storage. At least 20GB of free storage is required.
- Delete outdated data, unused apps, or temporary files until at least 20GB of free storage is available.
Alternative: Perform a factory reset
If you cannot free up 20GB of storage by deleting files, you may need to perform a factory reset on the tablet (Samsung Android).
Warning: A factory reset erases all data, apps, and settings from the device. Ensure that you know your Google/Samsung account passwords, KSW account password, and KDS 2.0 license key, as they will be required after the reset.
- Go to Settings > General management > Reset.
- Select Factory data reset.
- Scroll down and tap Reset, and then enter your PIN or password if prompted.
- Tap Delete all to confirm.
- After the tablet restarts, reinstall the KDS 2.0 app and proceed to the next step.
Step 2: Retry the installation
- After freeing up enough storage, retry the update or ROM data installation.
- If the installation is successful but specific deleted ROM data must be restored, proceed to Step 3.
Step 3: Restore deleted ECU ROM data using Auto mode
If you deleted ROM data that is still required, restore it as follows:
Note: The required ROM files will be downloaded securely from the server based on the existing ROM data profile.
- Open 'ECU Upgrade' and select Auto mode.
- Allow the system to automatically check the existing ROM data.
- Wait for the “Downloading” process to finish.
Step 4: Restore ROM data using Manual Mode
If Auto mode does not restore all required ROM files:
- Select Manual Mode in the ROM recovery function.
- In Manual Mode, select the required event or subcategory. The selected ROM data will begin downloading.
If the issue persists
On a 64GB tablet, the actual usable storage is often less than the displayed 64GB because the operating system and system files use part of the storage.
- Upgrading to a 128GB tablet may resolve this issue.
Contact support
Dealer
- Contact your distributor or NSC (National Sales Company).
Distributor / NSC (National Sales Company)
- Europe: GIT Europe – gite.support@gitauto.com
- Other regions: GIT HQ – ics@gitauto.com
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