Could someone please post a list of apps that could safely be disabled for a stock rooted jb
I have looked into some of the custom roms but so far am happy with the stock rom, just want some more
Of the att and motorola crap frozen...any help woild be greatly appreciated
Disable from settings>apps>all
Anything starting with AT&T
Ypmobile and LiveTV.
You can't disable the AT&T Address book, don't remove it. If an OTA comes you're gonna have to flash the stock again.
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BreakShadow said:
Disable from settings>apps>all
Anything starting with AT&T
Ypmobile and LiveTV.
You can't disable the AT&T Address book, don't remove it. If an OTA comes you're gonna have to flash the stock again.
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But how to delete other bloatware including left overs of these stock apk's??
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Question... I have a stock rooted 2.2 Galaxy Tab 7 on VZW. What is the best way for me to get Gingerbread *without* losing my data? Will the upgrade kill my root? Are there ROMs that I can just flash over this? I am still on Stock Recovery. I only need Gingerbread so I can use Google Talk with Video. My understanding is it won't work on FroYo and I tried VTOK which sucks.
hah2110 said:
Question... I have a stock rooted 2.2 Galaxy Tab 7 on VZW. What is the best way for me to get Gingerbread *without* losing my data? Will the upgrade kill my root? Are there ROMs that I can just flash over this? I am still on Stock Recovery. I only need Gingerbread so I can use Google Talk with Video. My understanding is it won't work on FroYo and I tried VTOK which sucks.
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Nah, your best bet is to flash a 2.3.x ROM (Overcome 4.0 is solid) while wiping everything. You could try to restore your apps from Nandroid or Titanium, but that way leads to weird issues. Wiping sucks, but the minor pain you'll have from reinstalling your apps will be quickly forgotten once you're on a better ROM with a better kernel.
Does that require CWM or can be done through ODIN? Can I "try" without wiping or is it mandatory?
Also how do I get one meant for VZW, not GSM or Sprint?
hah2110 said:
Does that require CWM or can be done through ODIN? Can I "try" without wiping or is it mandatory?
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You better read instuctions on their site http://www.teamovercome.net/ - they fully inform you about how to save your data (like using SMSBackup, titanium - one tip from my site: spend the money for the pro version of titanium to relief your pain)
I'm sure, you'll be happy with that upgrade!
Their website flatout says the ROM won't support cdma....?
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BUmp........
I wondered about this. I flashed the Galaxy Cubed 3 Rom (and that's just a 2.3.5 Rom) and wondered why on my nexus i could video chat through google but on my tab i couldn't. so until we get an update to either Honeycomb or ICS we won't be able to video chat thru google?
Bump? How do I get 2.3 VZW rooted
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hah2110 said:
Also how do I get one meant for VZW, not GSM or Sprint?
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Anyone....?
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So frustrating.... No one knows of a ROM that is 2.3, VZW and rooted?
?
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I use this one. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1362016
geereed said:
I use this one. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1362016
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on behalf of the op and anyone else who wanted to know, THANKS!
Hi,
I just recently got a Verizon Motorola Droid 4 phone and rooted it.
I then removed some applications I didn't think I needed.
It turns out that I removed one I needed (com.motorola.blur.providers.contacts) and now I have a few applications crashing and contacts don't work anymore.
Does anyone know where I can find a copy of the Stock ROM for my phone I can load to fix this?
Or a way to add that application back? I did back it up with TitaniumBackup before I removed it but it seems I can't restore it with that program.
Justin
jd2066 said:
Hi,
I just recently got a Verizon Motorola Droid 4 phone and rooted it.
I then removed some applications I didn't think I needed.
It turns out that I removed one I needed (com.motorola.blur.providers.contacts) and now I have a few applications crashing and contacts don't work anymore.
Does anyone know where I can find a copy of the Stock ROM for my phone I can load to fix this?
Or a way to add that application back? I did back it up with TitaniumBackup before I removed it but it seems I can't restore it with that program.
Justin
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Google search droid 4 system dump and try using adb to push it back in place.
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This is your best hope.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1502
Endoroid said:
Google search droid 4 system dump and try using adb to push it back in place.
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Thanks, I'll see if this works.
redsox985 said:
This is your best hope.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1502
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Thanks, I looked on the home page and searched xda-developers before I posted this but I could not find a Motorola Droid 4 forum.
Endoroid said:
Google search droid 4 system dump and try using adb to push it back in place.
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I was able to find a system dumb and use Root Explorer to add the files ContactsProvider2_0.apk and ContactsProvider2_0.opex back to /system/apps and set the correct permissions.
Now my contacts works and I'm not getting any crashes from system apps now.
I have recently Restored my N1 from an ICS ROM and am back on Gingerbread 2.3.6.
I am wanting to remove some system apps but I cannot for the life of me find out how to root the N1.
Much googling has lead me to dead ends and dead links and I feel I am missing something really obvious that everyone else but me knows.
The guides I have found on rooting all appear to involve custom ROMs which I don't want at the moment.
The bootloader is still unlocked and I know at some point in the past I did have the device rooted on gingerbread but I can't remember how?
try www.unlockroot.com
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Is that a trusted source?
Yes It is.
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Yep, that worked
Thanks.
If I may be so bold... what would be the best app to use to actually remove the system apps?
I have used one in the past but found that when I removed anything it would shut off the nexus completely and not actually remove anything.
use titanium backup. it would be safe to hv a backup via a custom recovery, before removing system apps...
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@shaneydroid.
if you have got solutions to your questions, pls change the thread title to [solved]
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Figured I'd post these here for those that need assistance manually updating to MF9.
How to manually update with stock recovery:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9A126HAcO2Y
Review of MF9:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uh1Cnei-Wc
For those that have a custom recovery or it won't update for any other reason, see here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2277480
Sexy beast QBKing at it again!
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qbking is the new household name for android how to's. Videos are always uploaded quick, clear, and easy to follow. Good job.
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robogoflow said:
qbking is the new household name for android how to's. Videos are always uploaded quick, clear, and easy to follow. Good job.
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Is a new household name ? He's been one since at least the Epic touch!
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thanks... i don't use sdcard so i tried the adb sideload and worked perfect and didn't lose root using voodoo ota root keeper
Any reason why this wouldn't work with rooted stock rom and stock recovery? All system apps in TB are unfrozen as well.
Also, what's the worst that could happen? It errors out?
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Dose anyone know where I can get stock recovery for use with odin for sprint s4
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Thank you.
Worked perfect!
Did the update, but can't update any existing apps through Play Store or download any new ones.
Get the error:
"Error retrieving information from server. [RPC:S-5:AEC-0]"
What did I do wrong? Anyone else getting this error? Easy fix?
monkeyracer said:
Did the update, but can't update any existing apps through Play Store or download any new ones.
Get the error:
"Error retrieving information from server. [RPC:S-5:AEC-0]"
What did I do wrong? Anyone else getting this error? Easy fix?
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Not sure, but try to remove your google account, and re-add it back. That MAY solve the issue
monkeyracer said:
Did the update, but can't update any existing apps through Play Store or download any new ones.
Get the error:
"Error retrieving information from server. [RPC:S-5:AEC-0]"
What did I do wrong? Anyone else getting this error? Easy fix?
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Delete ur google account and sign back in. Its the problem u get when u clear data from google frameworks to try to get the update to come thru. Try that fix it should work for u.
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I am on MDL rooted with a bunch of mods/tweaks/custom kernel. How do I update to MF9? Also does this include the radio/modem or is this just the ROM?
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I am on MDL rooted with a bunch of mods/tweaks/custom kernel. How do I update to MF9? Also does this include the radio/modem or is this just the ROM?
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When you Odin the file, everything gets updated - modem, kernel, and build. What I did was first Odin the MDL package, reboot into stock recovery and flash the MF9 update and reboot, and then perform factory data reset. Everything is working smoothly.
Thanks for this.
However, I personally, see no reason to update?
I have my phone ALMOST the way I want.
A huge feature for me, would be, to ENABLE apps/widgets on a passworded lockscreen.
This is a huge inconvenience as far as I am concerned.
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monkeyracer said:
Did the update, but can't update any existing apps through Play Store or download any new ones.
Get the error:
"Error retrieving information from server. [RPC:S-5:AEC-0]"
What did I do wrong? Anyone else getting this error? Easy fix?
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First try clearing the app data for the Play store.
qbking77 said:
Figured I'd post these here for those that need assistance manually updating to MF9.
How to manually update with stock recovery:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9A126HAcO2Y
Review of MF9:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uh1Cnei-Wc
For those that have a custom recovery or it won't update for any other reason, see here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2277480
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Thanks!
do you plan on releasing a new video or guide on how to root if we are at stock MF9?
I never rooted yet and I'm at stock MF9
I looked at your videos and they are back from April with old odin files, etc...
Thanks!
eyecon82 said:
Thanks!
do you plan on releasing a new video or guide on how to root if we are at stock MF9?
I never rooted yet and I'm at stock MF9
I looked at your videos and they are back from April with old odin files, etc...
Thanks!
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I used the same exact files to root MF9 that I did top root MDL. He hasn't updated his videos, but I can confirm it work to root pure stock MF9
unomedmen1 said:
I used the same exact files to root MF9 that I did top root MDL. He hasn't updated his videos, but I can confirm it work to root pure stock MF9
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Did it keep your apps, settings, configuration, etc?
I was it like a hard reset after rooting from MF9? Thanks
sd647 said:
Dose anyone know where I can get stock recovery for use with odin for sprint s4
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Go to this post, download CF's auto root, that will both root your MF9 + revert your recovery to stock.
Hey everyone.
Sorry if this is an elementary question, but I'm not very experienced yet.
How the bell do I permanently delete a device's stock apps? I have an AT&T HTC One, rooted, and have used ROM Toolbox Pro to delete AT&T's ridiculous apps. And they just appear again.
Any advice? Thanks.
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I think this is a 4.4.2 issue. Over here on my Nexus (that I can't wait to get rid of), even with TB uninstalling the apps doesn't do anything. Best option I found was to disable them in the settings.
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idk if this will help you but i've noticed that if you update those apps and try to delete it , it'll "delete" but comes back after reboot so don't update any apps you're looking to delete.keep it factory fresh
also since you're rooted try another file explorer that has root..go to the system/app folder and delete and also check data/app folder
shaunbeyoung said:
Hey everyone.
Sorry if this is an elementary question, but I'm not very experienced yet.
How the bell do I permanently delete a device's stock apps? I have an AT&T HTC One, rooted, and have used ROM Toolbox Pro to delete AT&T's ridiculous apps. And they just appear again.
Any advice? Thanks.
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use a kernel with disabled write-protection.