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Appmanager crash

Anyone know what could be causing this? Appmanager Pro is crashing when I try to launch it. Only thigns on my phone are Cyan 4.25 and the navigation_update.zip.
Heres a logcat:
Code:
11-17 22:07:10.156 W/dalvikvm( 665): threadid=15: thread exiting with uncaught exception (group=0x4001e170)
11-17 22:07:10.156 E/AndroidRuntime( 665): Uncaught handler: thread Thread-9 exiting due to uncaught exception
11-17 22:07:10.166 E/AndroidRuntime( 665): java.lang.NullPointerException
11-17 22:07:10.166 E/AndroidRuntime( 665): at com.think_android.appmanagerpro.FileUtils.getDirSize(FileUtils.java:171)
11-17 22:07:10.166 E/AndroidRuntime( 665): at com.think_android.appmanagerpro.FileUtils.getDirSize(FileUtils.java:175)
11-17 22:07:10.166 E/AndroidRuntime( 665): at com.think_android.appmanagerpro.AppManagerPro$ResourceLoaderThread.run(AppManagerPro.java:449)
11-17 22:07:10.196 I/Process ( 143): Sending signal. PID: 665 SIG: 3
11-17 22:07:10.196 I/dalvikvm( 665): threadid=7: reacting to signal 3
11-17 22:07:10.326 I/dalvikvm( 665): Wrote stack trace to '/data/anr/traces.txt'
11-17 22:07:10.866 D/dalvikvm( 515): GC freed 528 objects / 294640 bytes in 128ms
11-17 22:07:12.036 I/Process ( 665): Sending signal. PID: 665 SIG: 9
11-17 22:07:12.066 I/ActivityManager( 143): Process com.think_android.appmanagerpro (pid 665) has died.
11-17 22:07:12.076 I/WindowManager( 143): WIN DEATH: Window{43938b48 com.think_android.appmanagerpro/com.think_android.appmanagerpro.AppManagerPro paused=false}
11-17 22:07:12.126 W/UsageStats( 143): Unexpected resume of com.android.launcher while already resumed in com.think_android.appmanagerpro
11-17 22:07:12.156 W/InputManagerService( 143): Got RemoteException sending setActive(false) notification to pid 665 uid 10038
11-17 22:07:14.886 I/XT9IME ( 351): [finishInput]
11-17 22:07:15.216 D/dalvikvm( 192): GC freed 2925 objects / 133408 bytes in 123ms

Has it been updated for 1.6? NullPointerException usually require looking through the code to troubleshoot lol. its probably not programmed well

B-man007 said:
Has it been updated for 1.6? NullPointerException usually require looking through the code to troubleshoot lol. its probably not programmed well
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I'm thinking it has something to do with the update_navigation.zip I flashed cause I know it did something with the build.props and whatnot. And it also worked before I flashed this.

I don't use that but how much did it modify your build.prop?
does your phone say android 2.0 or is it still showing 1.6?

B-man007 said:
I don't use that but how much did it modify your build.prop?
does your phone say android 2.0 or is it still showing 1.6?
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I believe it changed 1-2 lines and yes my phone still shows 1.6. I just looked at my app drawer to and it shows I have 2 settings apps, odd I'm going to restart my phone see if it goes away.

I hate to say this but it's not nav....
And I don't think it's CM4.2.5.
I know this because I was fine on a fresh install until I reinstalled all my other apps. Then I started getting crashes. I think it was a combination of advanced launcher,and google voice that started the misbehavior.
Maybe it's just one of them.
My solution was...
I dropped appmanager. I loved that program, but discovered that Astro can back-up your apk's too. It just doesn't uninstall existing apks.
But... advanced task manager does have an uninstall feature, and it allows me to slap mis-behaving programs around as well as services.
The simplicity of one program, replaced by the combination of 2 more powerful programs.
But hey, what do I care....I have Apps2sd!

[email protected] said:
I hate to say this but it's not nav....
And I don't think it's CM4.2.5.
I know this because I was fine on a fresh install until I reinstalled all my other apps. Then I started getting crashes. I think it was a combination of advanced launcher,and google voice that started the misbehavior.
Maybe it's just one of them.
My solution was...
I dropped appmanager. I loved that program, but discovered that Astro can back-up your apk's too. It just doesn't uninstall existing apks.
But... advanced task manager does have an uninstall feature, and it allows me to slap mis-behaving programs around as well as services.
The simplicity of one program, replaced by the combination of 2 more powerful programs.
But hey, what do I care....I have Apps2sd!
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I sent a email to the dev with the situation and what not. but Google voice to me never interfered before with app manager. Hopefully I get it figured out soon cause appmanager made my life alot simpler ><, I am willing to try new things but if this gets repaired it would be greater!

i have all 3 google voice..nav..and app manager pro working.. just fine on mine..

Just to clarify...
I am almost certain it's not nav because I had stopped using app manager, before even thinking of adding nav to the system.
That didn't really come out in the first post.

http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=744#c0
Issue with the latest mod
did you guys try reinstalling the app? maybe it requires additional permissions after the latest rom upgrade

B-man007 said:
http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=744#c0
Issue with the latest mod
did you guys try reinstalling the app? maybe it requires additional permissions after the latest rom upgrade
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Seems like im not the only one experiencing the issues though >< I guess I'll just try out astro

had the issue also and I had it before I decided to flash the update_navigation zip file so I know its not that... it was working then it stopped after something dont know what it is... didnt have a theme nothing completely fresh install wiped everything didn't have ext partition so its something weird

I got a hold of the dev and gave him a complete catlog. He released an update on the market and problem solved!

[Q] Apps disappearing from Market

I've just recently updated to The JH2 build for the captivate and was wondering why certain apps may not show up in the market.
The one's that I can't seem to redownload are Square, Calorie Counter by Fatsecret, and My Work Schedule.
I can probably sideload them if need be, but I'm worried about what new apps I could be missing in the market. Also, Market Enabler is set to T-Mobile, and all carriers showed the same apps as "not found."

Yup, I noticed this too. I can't get Homerun Battle 3D nor Text Bomber.. I paid for both

benclayton said:
I've just recently updated to The JH2 build for the captivate and was wondering why certain apps may not show up in the market.
The one's that I can't seem to redownload are Square, Calorie Counter by Fatsecret, and My Work Schedule.
I can probably sideload them if need be, but I'm worried about what new apps I could be missing in the market. Also, Market Enabler is set to T-Mobile, and all carriers showed the same apps as "not found."
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r34p3rex said:
Yup, I noticed this too. I can't get Homerun Battle 3D nor Text Bomber.. I paid for both
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That's because it's a beta ROM...It also has logging turned on so if you use your GPS it will store all the data and create a huge log file taking up lots on memory.. They also disabled USB tethering in to..You would be better off flashing back to the JF6 Stock ROM...

jhernand1102 said:
That's because it's a beta ROM...It also has logging turned on so if you use your GPS it will store all the data and create a huge log file taking up lots on memory.. They also disabled USB tethering in to..You would be better off flashing back to the JF6 Stock ROM...
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Good to know. Other than that, there are no benefits?

The original galaxy tab, the android market and the cache partition

Hi folks
So, world of goo is out on the android market and I just purchased it. However, although downloading perfectly to my phone, the gtab complains that there's not enough space for the 47mb apk file.
Taking a look at the app partition and I have over 1 gig left, so what's the deal? An email to the android market support team reveals :
"It looks like the app you're trying to download is 47(M), which is larger than your device's cache partition. Your device is unable to download apps from Android Market that are larger than the cache partition even though you may have enough internal storage space available."
Questions : what is this cache partition?
Can it be increased?
Are there work arounds to this limitation?
I have asked the market if this is hardware of software related and the reply I got was to contact Samsung. Wish me luck with that.
Another remark, this really only useful for people wishing to purchase an app on the market that is around the same size and download and update the app through the market. I have backed up the apk in question from my phone and manually installed it from the internal memory onto the tablet. Please see below the correct method to purchase and install world of goo without the Android market.
I am not in any way encouraging piracy, I bought the app and installed it on another device because of a limitation in the Android is of which I couldn't download directly through the market. Like I said, to successfully buy and install this app is given below (pardon me if I breach any forum rules there).
Downloading and installing the demo (~25mb) worked fine so maybe the limitation is around 30mb.
Anyone wanting world of goo for now could try their support's advice instead of the market:
"Android Market imposes some device-specific limitations on the size of applications that can be installed. If you played the demo, but can't see the full game on Android Market, you can buy the full version from us here: http://worldofgoo.com/shop.php? platform=android
Note that our server is struggling with the load right now, so if it's broken, keep trying!
You will need to enable installation of non-market apps. Usually you will be prompted to do this automatically when trying to install the game, but here are the manual steps should you need them: 1) Go to Settings > Applications 2) Check the box next to Unknown sources
If you'd rather wait, Google has informed us that they are working on this issue, but we do not know when it will be fixed."
Just a heads up to anyone wanting an app specifically for their tab that is 30mb + from the Android market.
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If anyone finds it too much to read I'm basically asking what is the market cache and why does it stop me from installing apps from the market?
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Answer & help
This is't a unkown problem, and what you are doing is't in fact piracy - co's you've purchased it fair and square...
The market cache is the place market downloads your app to. Thus this is only a temporaily location for the application. When download is completed Android begins to install the App from the cache where it was downloaded. Once installed, the application is removed from the cache.
There is a filesize limit of your cache and it ranges between 25 mb to 40+ depending on what firmware you're using.
You can see the avaible cache by using Astro file manager. Tap the up arrow until your reaches the root wich is indicated as a /
/mnt/sdcard/ --> /mnt/ --> /
I am however, unsure whenever you'll need root priviliges to see that...
If you don't have enough cache the phone will report that there is't enough space on the device, even though you have serveral gigabytes at your disposal.
I hope this answers you question, for further info and for a possible solution to this problem, please check my post that i already created (that way we won't have to check 2 post )
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1382027
jakk212

Thanks jakk212
You answered everything, I'll check the link out and use the search function next time before posting.
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What do you think an Android APK database be like?

Seeing how at times user scramble from site to site to find a much needed or latest APK file I was thinking on developing a website, where Android users can submit variety of Android APK files, from System apks to applications (file size is limited to 25mb to prevent piracy of paid Play applications)
The database in part would act like an Archive containing different versions for different applications. Allowing users to download whatever APK file they may be looking for, from older builds to the newest KitKat rips. I have mirrored one single APK file here, com.android.vending-4.5.10.apk and based on my old project statistic the file has already been downloaded 1677 times (and counting), as of this this APK database would allow 3rd party mirrors (MediaFire, Mega, Dev-Host, Box, Dropbox, Yandex.Disk and Google Disk) along with internal filesystem build on top of either RackSpace Cloud Files or Amazon S3 or even Google AppEngine Storage
The thing is what information do you think should be stored along the APK files for user and developer convenience? I would also like to hear some feature suggestion that would be useful to everyone.
Thanks in advance.
P.S. Here is a quick Prototype UI/UX I been working for past day while in bed sick
i.imgur.com/6jEQhDa.png

Keeping the data limit to 25mb will do little to prevent piracy. There is a plethora of paid apps under that size. Unless there is strong, continuous oversight, it won't work.
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LoopDoGG79 said:
Keeping the data limit to 25mb will do little to prevent piracy. There is a plethora of paid apps under that size. Unless there is strong, continuous oversight, it won't work.
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Yes I did consider that. Thus all uploads would require mod/admin approval. Otherwise other possibility was allowing banned applications to be available like CyanogenMod Installer. This was a purely concept of a rather useful idea if it can be turned into more pros vs cons.

Needed: eBook Manager for NST ( eInk , Android 2.1)

rooted NST running relaunch
I have 5000 ePubs and 200 PDSs all on SDCard
I already use Leger Calibre on my Nook HD and Nook Tablet
Is there any eBook Manager that will work with the Android 2.1 eInk?
I tried to install Leger Calibre and eLibraryManagerBasic1.4.1.apk but no luck
C:\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>adb install eLibraryManagerBasic1.4.1.apk
476 KB/s (2106163 bytes in 4.318s)
pkg: /data/local/tmp/eLibraryManagerBasic1.4.1.apk
Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_OLDER_SDK]
Is there any way to manage or create Collections from a PC for the NST?
Maybe Sqlite commands or something ...
It is way too slow and ugly to browse the SDcard or run search from the Library app
TIA Dave

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rooted NST running relaunch
I have 5000 ePubs and 200 PDSs all on SDCard
I already use Leger Calibre on my Nook HD and Nook Tablet
Is there any eBook Manager that will work with the Android 2.1 eInk?
I tried to install Leger Calibre and eLibraryManagerBasic1.4.1.apk but no luck
C:\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>adb install eLibraryManagerBasic1.4.1.apk
476 KB/s (2106163 bytes in 4.318s)
pkg: /data/local/tmp/eLibraryManagerBasic1.4.1.apk
Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_OLDER_SDK]
Is there any way to manage or create Collections from a PC for the NST?
Maybe Sqlite commands or something ...
It is way too slow and ugly to browse the SDcard or run search from the Library app
TIA Dave
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A real problem on the NST. The best I've found is Renate's Library.apk http://www.temblast.com/download/Library-1.11.apk
That doesn't have the option for categories or keywords, however.

You might want to take a look at this post on the mobilread.com forums. I came across it a few weeks ago and thought it was an interesting approach--although I have not tried it. Yet.

AFAIK tags are ignored by the Nook Library App
nmyshkin said:
You might want to take a look at this post on the mobilread.com forums. I came across it a few weeks ago and thought it was an interesting approach--although I have not tried it. Yet.
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I use tags extensively to auto generate collections on the Sony PRS T2
I aso use Calibre catalogs but that is so lame compared to Leger Calibre and eBook Library Manager where you can view the Metadata and read the book in 2 swipes
The obsolete version of Android makes it unlikely for a hero developer to rescue us...
I wish I had better coding skills for DIY...
TIA Dave