The error message you're encountering indicates a storage-related issue on your device. Let's break down the problem and provide some solutions:

Error Explanation

The error "No space left on device" occurs when your system attempts to download and write the file "icons-64x64.tar" from the Ubuntu repository, but there isn't enough free space available on your storage device[1].

Possible Causes

• Insufficient disk space: Your hard drive or partition is full or nearly full.
• Temporary directory full: The /tmp directory might be out of space.
• Inode exhaustion: Although rare, you may have run out of available inodes.

Solutions

Free up disk space

• Remove unnecessary files and applications
• Clear package manager cache (e.g., `sudo apt clean`)
• Empty the trash

Check available space

• Use the command `df -h` to view available disk space
• Use `df -i` to check inode usage

Resize partitions:

• If possible, consider resizing your partitions to allocate more space to the affected area

Temporary workaround:

• Download the file to an external storage device with sufficient space

System maintenance

• Run `sudo apt autoremove` to remove unnecessary packages
• Use disk usage analyzers like `du` or `ncdu` to identify large files or directories

After implementing these solutions, try downloading the file again. If the issue persists, you may need to perform a more thorough system cleanup or consider upgrading your storage device.