[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
[MENTION=5108953]rah_asia[/MENTION] 1 GB /system and 2 GB /data are *way* MORE than enough to install cm11 with gapps. /System should be 700, go to 800 if you are using some other additional Google services.

If you do not have a system running worth keeping, skip down to the part in red to move along...

If you have a runing system and do not want to make it worse or lose it, make a safe strap backup of it, right now, and make the backup to the ext-sdcard. If you have a card reader when done, you can shut off phone, pull the card, insert into PC, and copy the backup to PC for safekeeping.

No card reader? Fine. Make the backup anyway, use internal if that is the only place you have enough room to make backup, then after backup completes, do not reboot. Tap the Home button in Safe Strap and go to the Mount button. (Might be under advanced, but I don't think so.) Plug a data cord from the phone to the PC, check internal storage and external storage and click the Mount button. This should open up two new explorer windows, one for internal storage and one for external storage. Sometimes it does not work right away so if you have to, pull the plug from the PC, wait a few seconds, and plug it back in. See if you get the explorer windows. Make sure that internal and external storage are checked. Let me get mine running to be sure for you...

Yes we have a Mount Button in Safe Strap. Internal Storage and Micro SDcard are both checked. Plugging into PC now. Computer made the "USB connect sound". Still no windows and nothing in "Computer" (Windows 7) either. Tap Mount USB Storage button. Both of my sdcards came up, mounted, in Windows explorer for me to copy, read, or write to either sdcard, internal or external. Back to "Computer", right click each new "drive" and "eject". Disconnect USB cable. The device has shut off, holding power for a couple of seconds turned it back on. Point being, you can make and copy backups to your PC easily this way and never have to worry "about not enough space" for backups. Keep the latest, known good one, and any others you want to keep, copy to PC with method I just gave you.

If you have no running system and need to install one.

Before we go anywhere else, you will need and must have 2 files available on your phone. Either on the internal sdcard or the external sdcard. Make a "Files" folder and in this folder place the 2 important files.

Latest version of CM11 find it at the bottom of this list of Michael's Unofficial CM11 roms.

The gapps package you wish to install. If you are having problems with one package, download one or two more so you have another choice if it fails.

Select a small, micro, or minimal gapps package. You will get the core Google services and most of the useful apps. You can always go back to the play store later if you want or need Chrome or Google Earth.

[MENTION=2662249]sShadowSs[/MENTION] has created the "Mac Daddy List of Gapps from all over the solar system". Yes it is big and will take a while to go through, but if you need it, it it there, ...somewhere. :)

I already gave you my choices in a recent post, I always use minimal or micro gapps packages and strongly suggest that you do the same. You can always "doll it up" later if you wish.

*Also use Titanium Backup to make a brand new, totally complete backup of all your current apps and system. You can then plug in USB cable to copy that entire Titanium Backup folder to PC. (You may want to go into Settings in Titanium Backup and set backup history to one. Otherwise you will end up with a HUGE amount of data to copy over. Later on go back into Menu, Preferences, and set the Titanium Backup History back to 2 if you wish. Anymore than 2 is insane and will eat your sdcards a new ass! Below is a direct quote from shadow on how to do this in Titanium Backup. This is a very good process to follow. Save it and this entire post as a text file for future reference and for you to follow now. Print it if not too many pages or print the parts that you need to remember, since you won't be reading it on the phone so unless you have a tablet or PC, a printed paper is what you need. :)

[MENTION=5108953]rah_asia[/MENTION] you are having too many "pissy little problems" with this phone than should ever be, and trying to take them on, one by one, is insane. We need a clean install and a working system to go any further. That is why I spent extra time to show you how to get and save a backup if you have something to hang on to. Now, moving right along.

Reboot to safe strap and tap Boot Options. Make sure that the slot you want to work on is NOT activated. So tap Stock or another slot with an OS installed to make it Active. Press Home button again, you should see at very top of safe strap the ROM Slot number in cyan (blue-gree) color or in RED if you have activated the Stock partition, it will tell you what is active. Tap Boot Options again see that slot 1 is NOT highlighted or active, and we can go one of two ways here. One may save your stuff, the other will completely reset the phone.

I would rather use the Wipe/Factory Reset but since your issue seems to be with installing gapps, let's try the safer method first, okay? Make sure something else is activated, such as Stock, and NOT the slot 1 we wish to work on. After tapping Boot Options, tap Stock, then tap the Activate button up top. Tap the Home button again. Tap Boot Options again, then Slot 1, then Delete at the bottom. This will delete everything in the slot one partition of safe strap. Now go back to Boot Options, Slot 1 again, and now you get the three partitions sizes and here is where you can set them. You cannot do this in the Stock partition but for all of the slots, you can do this. Use these settings:

Slot1 - CM11

System: 800 Mb

Data: 2,000 Mb

Cache: 300 Mb

I am giving you an extra 100 Mb for system because you are having gapps issues. Once you get the sizes right, tap the "Create ROM Slot" button.

So, now you have a perfectly clean rom slot 1 and you can do one of two things with it. Install cm11 and gapps, then start over. If this works, you get cm11 installed along with gapps, STOP what you are doing, boot to system, buzz through the setup wizard, then back to safe strap and back up this recent and very much working install of CM11!

Then you can try restoring your last cm11 backup to slot one and pray. If it does not work or screws things up, restore the working system and start from there. Use Titanium Backup to put your stuff back.

[MENTION=2662249]sShadowSs[/MENTION] has more wisdom to assist with backing up and restoring your recent apps that would really help you a lot and I will share it with you now. Link to his reply to me here:

The actual meat of his suggestion is this:

I think your biggest issue will be getting gapps installed. Try different gapps packages when you flash cm11, try 2 or 3 different ones to find something that will work.

If all else fails, go back to Boot Options, and make slot 1 active. Then tap Wipe and hit that "ever so scary" Wipe and slide your finger to perform the operation. This WILL wipe everything in slot one and perform a factory reset. Then try installing all over again. If I really had to go *this* far back to restore my phone, I would probably use Matt's Utility to get a completely fresh start from a rooted, clean, jellybean system. The original utility is still out there and easy to find at XDA with "Matt's Utility" but I would suggest you use, or at least download and KEEP, the new, updated version that Brian Hughes made for us with new safe strap and other updates. Download:

DROID RAZR Utility XT912 Jellybean UPDATED

If the actual files are not available because they are on personal cloud storage, I will upload and make the files available to you.

Okay man, this was a LOT of stuff to go over. I really hope that this helps, that you make a serious effort to get it to work, and that you achieve success. Goodnight and good luck my friend. :good: