[Q] Is there a count limitation in the "AndroidApps" folder? - HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera

as we all know, the apk file putted under the "AndroidApps" folder will be installed when the android rom is started. But I found that when I put 27 apk files in this folder, only 20 of them are installed. So Is there a count limitation in the "AndroidApps" folder?

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TheiPhoneKiller said:
You put the apk in the root/system/app folder and you put the libaudioflinger.so in the root/system/lib folder and full reboot android and it should work
*if non of the folders exist then create them and if libaudioflinger.so allready exists then overwrite it
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Hey TheiPhoneKiller!
Where can I find these files? I´ve downloaded this zip file, but I can´t find a libaudioflinger.so in there...
here we go,ive uploaded it for you
thank you, man
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