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Implemented disk and device space validation for the download/install queue with per-game and total queue size checks. The UI displays total queue size and updates available device space after each install. Improved error handling and user prompts for insufficient space. When adding an entry to the queue, we check: - Free disk space in the current download directory - Device free space (if sideloading is enabled) - Whether the download is already queued - Total queue size against download directory and device free space to prevent over-queuing When a download starts (e.g., when resuming downloads after a restart), we recheck disk and device space for that download and allow the user to skip it or clear the queue if not. Space checks are intentionally lenient. We only block downloads when we're confident the download won't fit. If space is close, users will proceed since they'll receive an error during the actual installation when it fails anyway.
AndroidSideloader
Disclaimer
This application might get flagged as malware by some antivirus software; however, both the Sideloader and the Sideloader Launcher are open source.
To run properly, Rookie must be extracted to a non-Protected folder on your drive. We recommend running Rookie from C:\RSL\Rookie Do Not use folders such as- C:\Users; C:\Users\Desktop; C:\Program Files; OneDrive; Google Drive; etc... Rookie will cleanup its own folder. We are not responsible if you run Rookie from a folder containing other files as Rookie may delete them.
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Build Instructions
This project is developed using C# with WinForms targeting the .NET Framework 4.5.2. To build the project successfully in Visual Studio 2022, follow these steps:
- Clone this repository to your local machine.
- Ensure you have the .NET Framework 4.5.2 installed on your machine.
- Open the solution file (
*.sln) in Visual Studio 2022. - Sometimes the building process can fail due to the packages.config, you should migrate it to PackageReference, do this by right clicking on References in the Solution Explorer, and pressing "Migrate packages.config to PackageReference"
- Build the solution by selecting "Build" > "Build Solution" from the Visual Studio menu or pressing
Ctrl + Shift + B. (or right click the solution in the solution explorer, then press Build) - Run the application.
Contributing
We welcome contributions from the community. If you would like to contribute, please fork the repository, branch from the newest beta branch from this repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.
License
AndroidSideloader is distributed under the GPL license, meaning any forks of it must have their source code made public on the internet. See the LICENSE file for details.