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Not getting mutlitouch in maps 3.4.0

I've installed maps from both the market, and the thread in XDA dev, but although the app says it's 3.4.0, I'm not able to multitouch.
I'm on CM 4.2.14.1 with the 10meg hack.
Also, the main application I use (GeoBeagle) is now crashing with the new map. I'm wondering what I can do to make sure I've got everything installed correctly, or how to revert back to a previous version where I can at least still go geocaching.

You can either rm by going into the Terminal emulator and typing this in:
Code:
$ su
# mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
# cd /system/app
# rm Maps.apk
# mount -o r,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
This will remove the modified version.
afterwards go into the Market and download the newest un modified maps application.

thanks, yeah, i did that... however, when I go to market, it says that Google Maps is "installed" even though the options for "open" and "uninstall" are greyed out.
I am indeed in a pickle.

pilkro said:
thanks, yeah, i did that... however, when I go to market, it says that Google Maps is "installed" even though the options for "open" and "uninstall" are greyed out.
I am indeed in a pickle.
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Try rebooting.
if you can download the maps from the market then hoorah
if not:
Then try to flash the modded maps back in.
if it still doesnt work after you flash it and try it again, go on the market and you should be able to download the original maps 3.4.0.
otherwise the last resort would be to wipe and re flash the rom.
sorry if this causes any inconveniences.

Yeah, I did get the 3.4.0 from Market working again, but it still does NOT perform multitouch. Is this only available in the moded version on G1?
*edit* I did get multitouch working by installing the update from market first, and then adding the modded version afterwards. Geobeagle is still crashing, however.

pilkro said:
Yeah, I did get the 3.4.0 from Market working again, but it still does NOT perform multitouch. Is this only available in the moded version on G1?
*edit* I did get multitouch working by installing the update from market first, and then adding the modded version afterwards. Geobeagle is still crashing, however.
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Happy to hear it.
and yeah ive been seeing some posts where people have been saying that somethings have been crashing.
but it should work out fine. and maybe the dev of this app will make a modded ver that wont crash GeoBeagle

Lucky you, how about me?
pilkro said:
Yeah, I did get the 3.4.0 from Market working again, but it still does NOT perform multitouch. Is this only available in the moded version on G1?
*edit* I did get multitouch working by installing the update from market first, and then adding the modded version afterwards. Geobeagle is still crashing, however.
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I ahve the same setup and got the same result. Which map version did you flash? What method did you use?

MLonon said:
I ahve the same setup and got the same result. Which map version did you flash? What method did you use?
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I used option 2 from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=627582
Okay, so now I'm wondering if i've destroyed whatever file lets applications access the maps program, because none of the geocaching apps work when I try to show the map. I had done some wildcard deletions in my desperation in trying to fix the maps.
Can anyone point me towards what I can do to fix that? As in what files might need replacing? I've already re-flashed CM 4.2.12.1, but that didn't repair any associations afaict.

pilkro said:
I used option 2 from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=627582
Okay, so now I'm wondering if i've destroyed whatever file lets applications access the maps program, because none of the geocaching apps work when I try to show the map. I had done some wildcard deletions in my desperation in trying to fix the maps.
Can anyone point me towards what I can do to fix that? As in what files might need replacing? I've already re-flashed CM 4.2.12.1, but that didn't repair any associations afaict.
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Depends on what you deleted.
2 Options.
1.Find out exactly what you deleted and maybe we will be able to help you out.
2.Full Wipe and Re-Flash
These are the only options I see at least.

Google Voice Search

Has anyone tried installing "Google Voice Search"?
I couldn't get it to install on CM6: A009.
Looks like another great Google app.
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drwatson1234 said:
Has anyone tried installing "Google Voice Search"?
I couldn't get it to install on CM6: A009.
Looks like another great Google app.
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from the first page of the cm6 thread...
Google voice search -- fixed with correct gapps version - 08/01/2010
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the download for the appropriate google apps download is also on the front page.
http://www.mediafire.com/?gb99xl93748mqto

mattbollenbach said:
from the first page of the cm6 thread...
the download for the appropriate google apps download is also on the front page.
http://www.mediafire.com/?gb99xl93748mqto
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I believe he is talking about the new voice search released today, I tried to install it from the market, it would download, but it had an error trying to install (using A008)

Yes. Sorry, I am referring to the new App that is available via the Market. Sorry I didn't clarify that earlier.
Attn1, any thoughts?
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androidcentral method doesn't work(listed in comments):
1. Uninstall current version w/ Titanium Backup
2. Reboot
3. Install new version from the market.
I still get "installation unsuccessful" after above mentioned method.
Sent from a cm6 intruder...

If it helps, vlingo app is now free!
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frustrating since others with CM6 nightly have it
I've been working on this, here is what I have so far.
adb shell mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3
Successfully remounts the system partition as read/write
adb shell rm -f /system/app/VoiceSearch.apk
rm: cannot remove '/system/app/VoiceSearch.apk': directory not empty
(however the file is now gone: adb shell ls /system/app)
adb shell pm uninstall com.google.android.voicesearch
Failure
(At this point, Settings->Applications->Manage Applications still shows the Voice Search application as installed, not surprisingly)
adb reboot
Reboot the phone, upon booting back up, the phone is sluggish and slow. An attempt to download the application from the Market fails with the same package signature error.
Does anybody have any idea what the heck is going on?

I got this from the cm 6 thread in the aria development forum:
On phone:
Recovery
Mount system
On computer:
cd
adb shell
cd /system/apps
rm VoiceSearch.apk
rm GoogleSearchBox.apk
Reboot phone then go to market and get voice search.
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hashbrown said:
I got this from the cm 6 thread in the aria development forum:
On phone:
Recovery
Mount system
On computer:
cd
adb shell
cd /system/apps
rm VoiceSearch.apk
rm GoogleSearchBox.apk
Reboot phone then go to market and get voice search.
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worked like a champ...the new voice search is friggin amazing...

I was able to get the new Voice Search and widget working, but by using the above method the hardware Search button no longer brings up anything. If you long press the button you can choose the Voice Search option, but a regular press doesn't do anything. Anyway to fix it so a regular press goes to the regular search window again?

How is this any different/better than the built-in Google Voice search?

struff said:
How is this any different/better than the built-in Google Voice search?
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It's the most recent official update by Google. You can read about it at http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/08/just-speak-it-introducing-voice-actions.html. It's a lot quicker with recognition and they've added a bunch of actions you can do like sending emails or finding directions.

ocswing said:
It's the most recent official update by Google. You can read about it at http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/08/just-speak-it-introducing-voice-actions.html. It's a lot quicker with recognition and they've added a bunch of actions you can do like sending emails or finding directions.
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I can't find it in the Market and both of the tags on that Google blog page that you posted come up with nothing.

ocswing said:
It's the most recent official update by Google. You can read about it at http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/08/just-speak-it-introducing-voice-actions.html. It's a lot quicker with recognition and they've added a bunch of actions you can do like sending emails or finding directions.
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struff said:
I can't find it in the Market and both of the tags on that Google blog page that you posted come up with nothing.
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Oh wait...this is for Froyo only??

Yes, it's only for 2.2 ROMs currently.

hashbrown said:
I got this from the cm 6 thread in the aria development forum:
On phone:
Recovery
Mount system
On computer:
cd
adb shell
cd /system/apps
rm VoiceSearch.apk
rm GoogleSearchBox.apk
Reboot phone then go to market and get voice search.
Sent from my Liberty using XDA App
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Worked for me as well. Now, in my case the SearchBox was named "GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk". As a side note, I also backed up these files before deleting them. This is how you do it, in case you want to:
Code:
**before starting [B]adb shell[/B], at your DOS command prompt:
cd <backup folder on your PC>\
adb pull /system/apps/VoiceSearch.apk
adb pull /system/apps/GoogleSearchBox.apk (or in my case GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk)
that's it. Now you have a backup copy of the original files delivered in your CM rom, in case you want them back for (I see no) reason. I'd assume Cyanogen will fix this in no time, so this is more of a temp thing anyways.
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Trying to find a remapping fix to the search button. It happens only on the Launcher (i.e. Maps, browser, etc) are not broken, just the search button on the launcher.

Android market update.

Apparently google was pushing new market update to all the android runnig phones, is th market update process working in our froyo port? I'm asking as I still have the old version of market.
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Right here at attachements.
Works on my Kaiser

Just open the .apk with a file manager on your phone and install it.
It will replace the old Market.
Nice looking market BTW

Update doesn't work on mine...
Running Gingerbones 5.1 Odexed... Possibly due to the fact that Market is Odexed in this build.. :-(

why need update? the current market is working well on cyanogens 6.1, or no?

syntax1993 said:
Right here at attachements.
Works on my Kaiser
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Syntax was this update pushed to your phone or didyou downloaded it from forums? Actually I,m interested in finding out if our ports can get those updates overt he air.
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-Arturo- said:
Syntax was this update pushed to your phone or didyou downloaded it from forums? Actually I,m interested in finding out if our ports can get those updates overt he air.
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Oh, god no. My phone and pushing are not a good combination.
Can't connect my phone using ADB.
When I want to start up my pc and my phone is connected, it just freezes at the Splash screne until I pull my phone out. Then it boots normally.
Yeah that's probably because it's odex'd. I don't really remember on wich one I tried. If I'm not mistaken it was on Clemsyn's Final Froyo Build.
Downloaded it somewhere off Megaupload. Got the link from some video on YouTube.

I've managed to odex the updated market, and use Terminal Emulator to transfer it to my /system partition overwriting my original market, and it seems to work. Granted I had a gapps FC at boot, but restarted without a hitch.
So far no other FCs, and Market is fully working. Though not sure how many apps I still have available. :-/

Krazy-Killa said:
I've managed to odex the updated market, and use Terminal Emulator to transfer it to my /system partition overwriting my original market, and it seems to work. Granted I had a gapps FC at boot, but restarted without a hitch.
So far no other FCs, and Market is fully working. Though not sure how many apps I still have available. :-/
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I did similar, got the file, sent it to the kaiser, odexed it, sent it back to pc.
Edited my androidinstall.tar, replace old market with new one.
Its working so well, that it detected a gmail update and installed it perfectly (no manual input).
the old market gave me errors doing that, had to manual update.

Nice
Great work

could one of you post the odexed new market?
many thanks!
daedric said:
I did similar, got the file, sent it to the kaiser, odexed it, sent it back to pc.
Edited my androidinstall.tar, replace old market with new one.
Its working so well, that it detected a gmail update and installed it perfectly (no manual input).
the old market gave me errors doing that, had to manual update.
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Odexed new Market
Here you are...

thanks,
I put them in system/app and now market is gone, any ideas? (it is not on the list of applications)
I did this through making an androidupdate.tar file
a.s.j said:
Here you are...
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casacristo said:
thanks,
I put them in system/app and now market is gone, any ideas? (it is not on the list of applications)
I did this through making an androidupdate.tar file
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I do not know... I have put them directly into androidinstall.tar and it works like charm for me...
but... I must say I like the old one more anyway

syntax1993 said:
Can't connect my phone using ADB.
When I want to start up my pc and my phone is connected, it just freezes at the Splash screne until I pull my phone out. Then it boots normally.
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same here on polaris with scoot's Kernel With Separate Cache Partition.
also no dialog to choose between charge only/hard drive/etc when connecting to booted pc via usb.
adb does work though, just make sure the drivers are installed on your pc, connect and wait for >120s before calling "adb wait-for-device". once your prompt reappears you are connected and ready for e.g. "adb shell".
use "adb kill-server" and "adb wait-for-device" when you get disconnected (not exactly stable) - i use WiFi Keyboard and WiFi File Explorer from market instead.

Market apps

I have notice this thing. My friend and I have a captivate. In the market I have some apps that is not seen in his market. I was wondering if this had to do with the market update? Or something like carrier thing for roms...
Both of us are rooted. He is still running the stock rom I'm running darky port 7.2.
P.s. the specific app I was unable to find on my friends captivate was 'Google Korean ime '(its a keyboard)
Sent from my captivate

You are on a i9000 port that may have the market unlocked. Your friend's atoll had at&t restrictions
Sent from me

So the only way he can get the app is if he flash?
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bluemoon1221 said:
So the only way he can get the app is if he flash?
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Since he is rooted, but still on stock ROM, you need to make a change to your settings.db file to allow non market application installation (0 to 1 type of change). Do the following if you have the Android SDK installed:
adb shell
su
cd /dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.settings
sqlite3 settings.db
update secure set value = "1" where name = "install_non_market_apps";
.quit
Then reboot your phone.
If you don't ADB you'll want to either install it or you can try one of a couple of "one-clickers" on the boards. It's been a while since I've done it myself and if I recall correctly I installed the sqlLite add-on in Firefox to change this setting on my phone.
A quick search found the following link here which looks like it'll do the trick, though I've personally never used it. Look around, as there are others, and decide what would be best/easiest for you.
Or flash with CWM

Cozmo1 said:
Since he is rooted, but still on stock ROM, you need to make a change to your settings.db file to allow non market application installation (0 to 1 type of change). Do the following if you have the Android SDK installed:
adb shell
su
cd /dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.settings
sqlite3 settings.db
update secure set value = "1" where name = "install_non_market_apps";
.quit
Then reboot your phone.
If you don't ADB you'll want to either install it or you can try one of a couple of "one-clickers" on the boards. It's been a while since I've done it myself and if I recall correctly I installed the sqlLite add-on in Firefox to change this setting on my phone.
A quick search found the following link here which looks like it'll do the trick, though I've personally never used it. Look around, as there are others, and decide what would be best/easiest for you.
Or flash with CWM
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Thanks!!
I'm use to allowing non market app restriction with Firefox sq lite manager so that's no big issue for me.
Thanks again for the info!
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Pretty sure you need to edit the fingerprint in build prop to show apps hidden by att...use sgs tools (market fix in app), which as far as I know is now not available on market anymore but can be found on xda
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Airplane mode, turn on wifi, connect to wifi, download restricted apps from unrestricted market
Success
From a phone

newter55 said:
use sgs tools (market fix in app), which as far as I know is now not available on market anymore but can be found on xda
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Since when? Just downloaded it from market last week.

Miami_Son said:
Since when? Just downloaded it from market last week.
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Keep your backup or find app on xda if you want it. Not sure of status exactly but I think the dev just quite supporting it.
As for the airplane mode that works but market fix eliminates doing it every time
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Google Music: Application cannot be installed in the default install location

Greetings. I have N1 2.3.3 original stock, rooted. 35MB internal available for programs & 5GB available on SD. When I try to install Google Music 3.0, I get message: Application cannot be installed in the default install location. I have installed/removed hundreds and hundreds of programs (including all Google ones) and this is the first time I've seen this. Any thoughts?
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maliprinc said:
Greetings. I have N1 2.3.3 original stock, rooted. 35MB internal available for programs & 5GB available on SD. When I try to install Google Music 3.0, I get message: Application cannot be installed in the default install location. I have installed/removed hundreds and hundreds of programs (including all Google ones) and this is the first time I've seen this. Any thoughts?
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Not sure if this will help, but...Goto Settings...Applications...Manage...ALL TAB...Market...and clear cache...
Not sure what clear data will do...but do the cache first.

SiNJiN76 said:
Not sure if this will help, but...Goto Settings...Applications...Manage...ALL TAB...Market...and clear cache...
Not sure what clear data will do...but do the cache first.
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Cache is greyed out. I guess, nothing in a cache to clear. Data... on the other side, has 136KB, but am little afraid to clear that one. Thank you for your suggestion. I have actually googled this error message in relation to Nexus One, and it seems that there is just one more person with that same issue. Can I really be that lucky?

No I'm having the same problem. I'm running stock n1
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Hope that someone will come-up with solution. Otherwise, hopefully Google is aware of the issue, and will fix it the next incremental version of Google Music.

Well I can't download Google music because of my location but for clearing data you should be fine I have done it before and just to make sure I went ahead and did it just now and all it does is ask you to accept the terms and conditions again. So that might be something to try.

This is what Google music team sent me about my failure to install music. I've never changed my default set location. Idk it might work for some but not me.
Thanks for the additional information. We've now received confirmation from a number of users that this issue is caused by setting the default installation location to the SD card. This is a developer tools option that can be reversed by running the following command:
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 0
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edsnr said:
This is what Google music team sent me about my failure to install music. I've never changed my default set location. Idk it might work for some but not me.
Thanks for the additional information. We've now received confirmation from a number of users that this issue is caused by setting the default installation location to the SD card. This is a developer tools option that can be reversed by running the following command:
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 0
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Thank you. It worked.

edsnr said:
This is what Google music team sent me about my failure to install music. I've never changed my default set location. Idk it might work for some but not me.
Thanks for the additional information. We've now received confirmation from a number of users that this issue is caused by setting the default installation location to the SD card. This is a developer tools option that can be reversed by running the following command:
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 0
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This is my issue. Is it something I can change from the phone, or do I have to it from the computer? Now I just have to remember how I did it in the first place.
EDIT: Got it done and now everything works!

i was able to download and install it directly, cm7 nightly #87

edsnr said:
This is what Google music team sent me about my failure to install music. I've never changed my default set location. Idk it might work for some but not me.
Thanks for the additional information. We've now received confirmation from a number of users that this issue is caused by setting the default installation location to the SD card. This is a developer tools option that can be reversed by running the following command:
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 0
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YES! After weeks of frustration, this finally worked for me (on stock N1)! Thanks!

hi.. does this work on htc magic? cuz i have the same problem. i can download and install other application but when i try installing superuser update fixer or updating my superuser.. theres a error saying "application cannot be installed in the default install location".. how can i fix this? pls help.. thanks

budols03 said:
hi.. does this work on htc magic? cuz i have the same problem. i can download and install other application but when i try installing superuser update fixer or updating my superuser.. theres a error saying "application cannot be installed in the default install location".. how can i fix this? pls help.. thanks
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Did you make sure that you have everything set to install to internal? If you are running CyanogenMod, there is an option to do it under Settings -> CM Settings -> Applications, if you are running stock, there was a command through adb to make sure it is set properly (but you had to change it from earlier for it to not work).

help
jrushin said:
YES! After weeks of frustration, this finally worked for me (on stock N1)! Thanks!
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please tell me how exactly and where ro write that line "adb shell pm setInstallLocation 0 "
i tried downloading something called " devoloper" tools but it still says "Application cannot be installed in the default installation location " and it doesnt install please help :S