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google maps keeps forclosing

I currently running cyanogens 4.0.3. And 4.0.2 before that. Google maps was working a few days ago. yesterday is starting to foreclose even before i flashed 4.0.3. I tried to uninstall it and it would not and then downloaded a new copy from the market and installed and still foecloses. Anything else i should try?

boot into recovery (if u have cyanogens) and go down to fix filesystems. then go into the console (alt+x) and enter fix_permissions. see what that gets u

ran fix_permssions and it still is forclosing. Is there any way to uninstall google maps so I can reinstall it. I had the same problem with wifi tethering and was able to fix that by uninstalling then reinstalling.

In terminal emulator:
Su
Cd system/sd
Ls app
Rm com.google.android.apps.maps.apk

[Q] Skype Installation problem

Hi guys,
I can't install Skype on my SGS Froyo, it keeps saying 'Insufficient storage available' whereas I have plenty of free space. Any ideas beside factory reset?

Try looking from "Settings -> Applications -> Manage Applications" if you have Skype there. Then just uninstall it and reinstall.
You could also try uninstalling it with Titanium Backup if that didn't work.

There is no record of Skype in Applications and my phone is not rooted. I guess I'll have to do a factory reset even though I'd sooner not to.

Had the same problem, but managed to solve it.
1. Root your device.
2. set USB debuging on the device
3. go to shell with adb
3.1 su
3.2 accept su on the device
3.3 rm -R /data/com.skype.raider
That it!
Worked perfectly for me.

andydev said:
Had the same problem, but managed to solve it.
1. Root your device.
2. set USB debuging on the device
3. go to shell with adb
3.1 su
3.2 accept su on the device
3.3 rm -R /data/com.skype.raider
That it!
Worked perfectly for me.
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Worked perfect for me also. Probably same dir but I was under /data/data/ and just removed the com.skype.raider directory. Rooting sure beats wiping all your crap out any day.

ADB & Youtube Problem

I have rooted my Nook color as per the instructions given in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=942424 . After rooting youtube app didn't work for me.It was closing as soon as i open. So i uninstalled youtube app and tried to reinstall as below. But when i execute the adb shell command i am getting "device not found error".
Please help me to get youtube app installed.
adb shell mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p5 /system
adb uninstall com.google.android.youtube
adb push YouTube.apk /system/app
adb reboot

For youtube opening and closing I installed titanium backup and go to backup/restore tab on top, scrolled down to youtube, click on it and clear cache works for me perfectly. Then if it does it again redo that process and youre golden

generalpelmen said:
For youtube opening and closing I installed titanium backup and go to backup/restore tab on top, scrolled down to youtube, click on it and clear cache works for me perfectly. Then if it does it again redo that process and youre golden
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I have uninstalled Youtube that was with autonooter 3.0.
Now when I try to install YouTube.apk I am not able to see Nook Color device using ADB.

Could you not just save the apk on your MicroSD card then install it using astro file manager? This seems like it would be an easy fix.

lathavim said:
I have rooted my Nook color as per the instructions given in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=942424 . After rooting youtube app didn't work for me.It was closing as soon as i open. So i uninstalled youtube app and tried to reinstall as below. But when i execute the adb shell command i am getting "device not found error".
Please help me to get youtube app installed.
adb shell mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p5 /system
adb uninstall com.google.android.youtube
adb push YouTube.apk /system/app
adb reboot
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In order to use ADB in 1.1 rom you will need to enable it each time via nooktools
go to nooktools > all settings > Development and click on the option then plug in your nook and ADB should work, the 1.1 rom will then turn this off once you unplug your nook and you will have to toggle it again next time you want to use it.
Easiest solution is to use Root Explorer and install via sd

an easy way to get apks to your nook without adb or connecting via cable is to download Awesome Drop, it lets you drag and drop files on your pc to a website and automatically loads it to your NC then all you do is click on the file and it installs

jn2 said:
Could you not just save the apk on your MicroSD card then install it using astro file manager? This seems like it would be an easy fix.
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Hi, I tried to install via astro file manager. But it says "Installation of download apks not supported"

lathavim said:
Hi, I tried to install via astro file manager. But it says "Installation of download apks not supported"
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I unchecked and rechecked the "allow non-market apps" box in nook color tools and tried to install via astro. It works now. Thanks for your help.

[Q] adb install -r error

on CM7 nitely #64 w adb install issue:
adb install -r ${apkName} --CORRECTED THIS CMD WORKED FINE --
Above should replace. But I find that in order to force new app version that i have to do the following:
adb uninstall $PackageName
adb install ${apkName}
and that the first cmd ( uninstall ) deletes any sdcard data and any mySqlData bound to the app. It makes PIA to do alot of test cycles cause every time that the app cycles , you need to run a script to replace all the data.
My question ...
why isnt install -r actually doing a replace of the app?
Process Mgr does NOT show the app running. I dont know if its background cached or something. I always seem to pick up the old app version when i try to use 'install -r '

Spotify sideload not showing, even when installed using adb

Hi,
Spotify does not show up anymore in Android Auto (3.5.583023), even when installed using adb.
pm list packages -i | grep spotify
produces
package:com.spotify.music installer=com.android.vending
Does AA have other means to detect the sideload?

Reinstall Android auto.

Thanks. Tried but no success

Turn on Developer Settings and then reinstall the app it should work. That command you posted no longer installs app as PlayStore

valhallen.282 said:
Turn on Developer Settings and then reinstall the app it should work. That command you posted no longer installs app as PlayStore
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This is the only thing that actually works!!! My man! Thanks.