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I'm still sitting on the sideline about rooting, I plan to do it, I'm just trying to learn more before I do.
Is there any root password that needs to be changed like the iPhone? I want to avoid opening the door so someone can do this:
http://www.pmptoday.com/2009/11/08/...found-dangers-of-jailbreak-rick-astley-photo/
I didn't see any mention of this vulnerability in the CDMA Hero, maybe it's an iPhone only thing?
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I'm still sitting on the sideline about rooting, I plan to do it, I'm just trying to learn more before I do.
Is there any root password that needs to be changed like the iPhone? I want to avoid opening the door so someone can do this:
http://www.pmptoday.com/2009/11/08/...found-dangers-of-jailbreak-rick-astley-photo/
I didn't see any mention of this vulnerability in the CDMA Hero, maybe it's an iPhone only thing?
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No worries. Nobody is going to rick roll your phone if it is rooted.
Here is how it works and why this won't happen on Android. When you have an application on your phone it runs as a certain username. This username has capabilities but not unlimited like root. It has limited abilities. Now, an app that needs root such as an overclocker or screenshot application trys to get root by issuing the su command. The rooted roms have a superuser permissions application that pops up if an application requires root. You have to allow or disallow it. Basically this means that if an app requests root and you didnt tell it to open then most likely you should disallow. Thereby eliminating the security issue. You tell which applications have root and which dont.
adambomb6 said:
I'm still sitting on the sideline about rooting, I plan to do it, I'm just trying to learn more before I do.
Is there any root password that needs to be changed like the iPhone? I want to avoid opening the door so someone can do this:
http://www.pmptoday.com/2009/11/08/...found-dangers-of-jailbreak-rick-astley-photo/
I didn't see any mention of this vulnerability in the CDMA Hero, maybe it's an iPhone only thing?
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there is something similar on the modaco rom SSH is open does have a password tied to it.... but it's randomly generated.... that was the exploit as all their passwords were the same...that's how everyeone in austrailia got rick rolled :lawl:
it would be funny if paul put a rick roll app in this rom though for ****s and grins
The iPhone root method installs an SSH server with a default password allowing anyone to log into your phone remotely if you don't change the password.
First things first: the Hero root method does not install an SSH or telnet server so you can't log in remotely even with any password. The MoDaCo ROM does install an SSH server but it also creates a random password that cannot simply be guessed.
So no one will be logging into your phone.
Probably also worth note - if you don't want the SSH server on the MoDaCo ROM, you can remove it easily:
adb shell
$ su (if you're not already root)
# /system/bin/removedropbear.sh
Your phone will reboot, and no more SSH server.
adambomb6 said:
I'm still sitting on the sideline about rooting, I plan to do it, I'm just trying to learn more before I do.
Is there any root password that needs to be changed like the iPhone? I want to avoid opening the door so someone can do this:
http://www.pmptoday.com/2009/11/08/...found-dangers-of-jailbreak-rick-astley-photo/
I didn't see any mention of this vulnerability in the CDMA Hero, maybe it's an iPhone only thing?
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To adambomb6 - Check out this post of where someone actually got that after rooting their Android phone. I for one am avoiding rooting my Hero for this very reason!
http://AndroidForums.net/Hero/RootProblems/p1
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To adambomb6 - Check out this post of where someone actually got that after rooting their Android phone. I for one am avoiding rooting my Hero for this very reason!
http://AndroidForums.net/Hero/RootProblems/p1
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OH SNAP!!!!
kmartburrito said:
To adambomb6 - Check out this post of where someone actually got that after rooting their Android phone. I for one am avoiding rooting my Hero for this very reason!
http://AndroidForums.net/Hero/RootProblems/p1
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LOL - Doh, I've been had!
Hahaha rickroll
how do you change the password on the modaco rom once your logged in via ssh, is it just # passwd, that didnt seem to be working for me? and is nano installed? I thought it was but # nano somefilenamehere is not working..
Thanks
Might it be the password that is listed in Settings --> About Phone --> Build Number ?
in that spot, I see my rom version (MoDaCo 1.1 etc) and right after the comma, SSH password: ( your own 6 digit password listed here)
Bet that's it! And no, I'm not listing mine as an example
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I'm not listing mine as an example
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COME ON!!!
....and i bet a wooden nickel that you are correct.
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Hahaha rickroll
how do you change the password on the modaco rom once your logged in via ssh, is it just # passwd, that didnt seem to be working for me? and is nano installed? I thought it was but # nano somefilenamehere is not working..
Thanks
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Nano is installed, but it seems buggy to me, I can't seem to get it to write-out after editing for some reason.
As for the password, you can change it by modifying the file:
/data/dropbear/passwd
Unfortunately it's plaintext, but that does make it easier to change:
# echo 'newpassword' > /data/dropbear/passwd
# reboot
I am using damagecontrol 1.0 when i install sprint tv i get an erroryou must be a sprint subscriber to use this service. is there a way to set the phone to be sprint? sorry if this has been asked but searching dc 2500+ posts could not find.
cb
I also noticed in SMS Settings that it is set to use wap.verizon for messaging should we set this back to a sprint server?
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I am using damagecontrol 1.0 when i install sprint tv i get an erroryou must be a sprint subscriber to use this service. is there a way to set the phone to be sprint? sorry if this has been asked but searching dc 2500+ posts could not find.
cb
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Same error message here. I can watch it for a limited amount of time, and then I get that error message. An uninstall and reinstall of sprint tv gets it working again, but only for a while (an hour or so?).
I checked settings/network, and it says my network is sprint there.
Pull your build.prop and replace "Verizon" with "Sprint." It's a little more complicated than that, but do a search, and you can find specific instructions.
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Pull your build.prop and replace "Verizon" with "Sprint." It's a little more complicated than that, but do a search, and you can find specific instructions.
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I pulled my build.prop file. I don't see any mention of Verizon in there, only Sprint. I'm new to this, so I'm not clear on what these lines mean. Here are the lines containing Sprint.
ro.product.brand=sprint
ro.build.fingerprint=sprint/htc_heroc/heroc/heroc:1.5/CUPCAKE/85027:user/release-keys
ro.com.google.clientidbase=android-sprint-us
Should there be more places I would find Sprint?
Try the instructions in this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5873755&postcount=2450
Unfortunately that didn't work for me. I pulled my build.prop and made the changes. Do I need to clear the davlik cache after pushing the updated build.prop file back?
Is there a way to find out what your carrier specific info is? Mine is appalachian wireless in eastern ky.
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Try the instructions in this post:
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Well, I am obviously a noob, but I have not got this figured out yet. I added:
ro.cdma.home.operator.numeric 310120
ro.cdma.home.operator.alpha Sprint
and pushed the file and my phone froze up halfway through the boot sequence. I tried booting into recovery and pushing the old build.prop file, but it still froze, so I used a nandroid backup.
I didn't have any lines that began ro.cdma.home, so I had to add those lines. Is there a specific place in the file that they have to go? I added them after
ro.cdma.privilege.timeout=120000
since it looked the closest, but frankly, I didn't know where they were supposed to go. I really appreciate the help. I'm still trying to do searches, but I can't find a specific thread that is a tutorial on editing build.prop. If there is one, I'd be really appreciative to anyone that can point me to it.
Thanks!
I had asked this before but wasn't sure it could be done. Well now its been done for the EVO can someone please do this for the vibrant. This has become even more important to me now that vlingo is free.
Link to swype with voice for evo
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=752040
Can that not work on our phone as well, its the beta that determines what phone you have.... PM the guy who made the edits and ask. I would think it would work fine.
I have tried installing it directly as an apk and the install fails. I have also tried renaming and copying over the current skype and this has no effect, aka the keyboard for skype remains unchanged.
I also went as far as to try the original droid x file with the above two methods and had the same results.
Apparently there are some dependencies or other files involved.
Anyone have any ideas?
If I'm not mistaken you are supposed to flash via recovery. I spent like 3 minutes looking at that thread.
Thanks I missed that as was working with the origonal apk file posted. Trying the zip now
Keep us updated, that looks awesome
Ok ran and installed the zip file and no change. No errors but same as when I copied over the skype file manually. The skype keyboard is unchanged. In my case still the grey smoke colored version from eugene's vibrant4 build.
Anymore ideas? I would really love to get this working but do not know enough to reverse engineer what was done.
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Ok ran and installed the zip file and no change. No errors but same as when I copied over the skype file manually. The skype keyboard is unchanged. In my case still the grey smoke colored version from eugene's vibrant4 build.
Anymore ideas? I would really love to get this working but do not know enough to reverse engineer what was done.
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It would be nice if they shared what they did so we could try to reproduce it. I would love this mod combined with vlingo now that it's free, since Google's new stuff only works on 2.2.
I'll try to find time to download all the APKs from the various phones and see what's different. If you want to speed things up, send me links to all of them.
All I have is the APK file from the above posted link and I believe I have the original droid x apk for skype as well but it appears it is more then just the single skype file.
I have sent a pm to the creator in hopes he/she will share their secrets as to what has to be done to make this work.
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All I have is the APK file from the above posted link and I believe I have the original droid x apk for skype as well but it appears it is more then just the single skype file.
I have sent a pm to the creator in hopes he/she will share their secrets as to what has to be done to make this work.
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Yeah, I thought we wern't supposed to share swype apks on here though, so I was wanting the original one from the droidx as well as the evo in addition to the one in the post you linked to. I can of course get the Vibrant one from my phone. Let me know if the other devs answer you and I'll try to help out.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/0...ent-on-samsung-galaxy-s-and-motorola-droid-x/
Does the i9000 have it? Maybe we can borrow their version?
Well.. what do you know? That EVO one works! Instructions..
backup your existing swype, just in case.
adb pull /system/app/Swype.apk swype-backup.apk
Change your keyboard to a different one, I just switched to the Android keyboard.
adb push swype-evo-tts.apk /system/app/Swype.apk
Now change back to swype. Mic button is now there and it works!
bug/oddness: The pop-up that shows you suggestions is now yellow with light text, it's damn hard to read some of them.
This fixes the word choice window to not be yellow anymore. I used the stock graphics files from the Swype that came with our phones.
Metamorph required, market.
Couldn't make this work no matter what I tried. Your directions were very good but they just didnt seem to work. I sent you a PM let me know what else to try.
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Couldn't make this work no matter what I tried. Your directions were very good but they just didnt seem to work. I sent you a PM let me know what else to try.
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UPDATE
Got it all working now and while they keyboard is a little different all the voice functionality works perfectly. This coupled with vlingo makes for one awesome combination. Thanks to everyone for all your help.
Skype yellow fix locks up when trying to install and I cannot figure out where to copy the files manually it says to a skype directory but i dont see the directory in root explorer
adm1jtg said:
UPDATE
Got it all working now and while they keyboard is a little different all the voice functionality works perfectly. This coupled with vlingo makes for one awesome combination. Thanks to everyone for all your help.
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Are you using vlingo for the voice button? I haven't tried to do that, it just brings up google's voice input app.
adm1jtg said:
Skype yellow fix locks up when trying to install and I cannot figure out where to copy the files manually it says to a skype directory but i dont see the directory in root explorer
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You have to put them in the swype.apk. did you load it in metamorph? It's not an update.zip that you flash in recovery.
The screen looks the same as googles so maybe it interfaces with it but yes I hit the mic from the keyboard and speak and it works. I know it is somehow interfaced to vlingo as if I turn on filtering so I cant swear in vlingo setup then send a nasty text it filters it out. If i turn off word filtering in vlingo it sends the bad words.
ttabbal said:
You have to put them in the swype.apk. did you load it in metamorph? It's not an update.zip that you flash in recovery.
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Ok I am clueless no idea how to make my own apk and not loaded metamorph. Any chance I could get you to prebuild it into a single apk for me?
If not then a link to the process or a step by step would be much appreciated.
Yesterday I got the mandatory Sprint Voice to text update. This really upset me as the main reason I rooted my phone was to get rid of the bloat ware. So now I have Sprint nagware to deal with. So today I installed and set up the Google Voice Mail program and it works really nice. So I decided to delete/uninstall the Sprint Voice Mail Program. I used Titanium back up and I deleted the program. Everything still works well so I figured it was gone and that was that. Later I looked in my app drawer and was surprised to see that the icon for the sprint voice mail was still there. So I tried to drag it into the garbage and it wouldn't go. So I go into root explorer and to to system>app and go down the list looking for a sprint widget that I needed to get rid of and didn't find one. I also made sure that the sprint voice mail program wasn't in there either. So I shut off the phone and started it again figuring that the program was still in memory. Well after the reboot the program is still on my phone and now it's acting like it's a brand new account and asking me if I want to set it up. So this comes to my question how do I get rid of the Sprint Voice Mail. I can't find it in my system folder so what's going on? Anyone else experience this???
Help is always appreciated............
Lisa
You can try to mount your system and remove it via Terminal Emulator. Its a pretty simple process with only a few commands if you want to have a go that route.
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So what .apk am I looking for now? I couldn't find it with root explorer so it's technically gone but this thing is insidious........
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So what .apk am I looking for now? I couldn't find it with root explorer so it's technically gone but this thing is insidious........
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It's a system app, updatecore.apk or such
Not sure what updatecore.apk is but as you pointed out it's probably a big deal.
Driving home from work today I was thinking about all this and then it dawned on me that I didn't really delete the Sprint Voicemail app as I thought. Earlier I was using Titanium and I was about to delete the Sprint voice mail app when I realized that it was telling me it was going to delete "Data" only. So in reality I only deleted the Voicemail data and not the entire program. You are probably correct that this program is securely nestled within the core of the Android/HTC/Sprint package. Truly amazing as this may be one of those things that you cannot get rid of. Unless it resides in it's own .apk somewhere and I can target that one program I'm very hesitant at this point to go after it. The interesting thing about deleting the data is it seems to have reverted back to the older version. A box came up after I rebooted the phone asking me if I wanted to personalize my voice mail like I did the first time months ago. Plus being it's not technically "working" as it's not personalized the sprint genie can't target me for upgrade as it doesn't know I'm using it. What do you think of that idea?
So here is where I am. I have the Google voice mail working and it's a very cool little program. I have a "Google phone number" that is free and actually works but I don't have to do anything about it as my original phone number works the voice mail just fine. So in reality I may have beaten Sprint to at least a draw on this one................
So to recap, I would say, if you don't want the voice to text sprint app you could go into Applications and delete the "DATA" and then it doesn't know who you are. Just leave the sprint voice mail application in the "unsetup state" and the monster "Mandatory Update" can't find you. You have effectively turned off the sprint voice mail that way and then you can install a third party like Google voice mail or You mail or anything you want.
Give me you take on this idea. I think this is whats going on and this may be the only fix to opt out of the Sprint program.................
For future reference, all system (non-deletable) applications are located in /system/app. Use Root Explorer to go there and delete them. I think what he meant was to delete the Sprint Updater, which I think is Sprint_Updater.apk, also in that folder.
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Not sure what updatecore.apk is but as you pointed out it's probably a big deal.
Driving home from work today I was thinking about all this and then it dawned on me that I didn't really delete the Sprint Voicemail app as I thought. Earlier I was using Titanium and I was about to delete the Sprint voice mail app when I realized that it was telling me it was going to delete "Data" only. So in reality I only deleted the Voicemail data and not the entire program. You are probably correct that this program is securely nestled within the core of the Android/HTC/Sprint package. Truly amazing as this may be one of those things that you cannot get rid of. Unless it resides in it's own .apk somewhere and I can target that one program I'm very hesitant at this point to go after it. The interesting thing about deleting the data is it seems to have reverted back to the older version. A box came up after I rebooted the phone asking me if I wanted to personalize my voice mail like I did the first time months ago. Plus being it's not technically "working" as it's not personalized the sprint genie can't target me for upgrade as it doesn't know I'm using it. What do you think of that idea?
So here is where I am. I have the Google voice mail working and it's a very cool little program. I have a "Google phone number" that is free and actually works but I don't have to do anything about it as my original phone number works the voice mail just fine. So in reality I may have beaten Sprint to at least a draw on this one................
So to recap, I would say, if you don't want the voice to text sprint app you could go into Applications and delete the "DATA" and then it doesn't know who you are. Just leave the sprint voice mail application in the "unsetup state" and the monster "Mandatory Update" can't find you. You have effectively turned off the sprint voice mail that way and then you can install a third party like Google voice mail or You mail or anything you want.
Give me you take on this idea. I think this is whats going on and this may be the only fix to opt out of the Sprint program.................
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Product F(RED) said:
For future reference, all system (non-deletable) applications are located in /system/app. Use Root Explorer to go there and delete them. I think what he meant was to delete the Sprint Updater, which I think is Sprint_Updater.apk, also in that folder.
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Yeah, that may be the actual name of the app, I don't remember Just delete the VVM app and problem solved!
theimpaler747 said:
Yeah, that may be the actual name of the app, I don't remember Just delete the VVM app and problem solved!
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I meant delete the Voicemail app AND the updater. I believe the app is called Sprint_VM.apk.
Product F(RED) said:
I meant delete the Voicemail app AND the updater. I believe the app is called Sprint_VM.apk.
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Ok.... I thought it was something VMCore.apk
I don't remember. I deleted it and put it back with the name "Sprint_VM.apk". Doesn't matter what it's named, but I think you're right about "VMCore.apk".
Okay Gentlemen, I have looked for all those files and the only one that is there is the Sprint_Updater.apk. Nothing there that has a VM or VVM or Sprint VVM or anything like that. I am running the .6 version of the Sprint stock 2.1. But I believe I have it disable for now. As I wrote previously by deleting the data file I have essentially not activated the program. If you do come up with the file to delete that would take the VVM with it I will certainly give it a try but there is nothing in the system>app folder that looks even close.
I so appreciate you taking you time to weigh in on this problem.
Thank you.........
Lisa
For the life of me I couldn't find what the apk was named -_- Was about to flash 2.1 to find out ha ha
Though I think Regaw's toolbox may allow you to remove it.
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Nate14 said:
For the life of me I couldn't find what the apk was named -_- Was about to flash 2.1 to find out ha ha
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Just looked, it's:
Sprint_VVM.apk
mslisaj said:
Okay Gentlemen, I have looked for all those files and the only one that is there is the Sprint_Updater.apk. Nothing there that has a VM or VVM or Sprint VVM or anything like that. I am running the .6 version of the Sprint stock 2.1. But I believe I have it disable for now. As I wrote previously by deleting the data file I have essentially not activated the program. If you do come up with the file to delete that would take the VVM with it I will certainly give it a try but there is nothing in the system>app folder that looks even close.
I so appreciate you taking you time to weigh in on this problem.
Thank you.........
Lisa
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See above, delete that to get rid of SVVM for good
Well Gentlemen, again I just went though that directory vary carefully again and there is nothing that even comes close to a VVM or "voice mail" reference at all. It's simply not there.
Have you guys deleted this off your phones before? I guess you all are running some other Rom then the stock one so you haven't faced this mandatory update thing. But the files you are suggesting to remove are not in that directory. As I mentioned the Updater is there in two versions Sprint Updater and just plane Updater.
I don't believe this issue is worth you flashing the stock rom just to check it but that is a real offer and I appreciate that. I admire you guys that flash these phones just for the heck of it. When I have flashed the phone it makes my heart stop.
But thank you for all your responses. I certainly appreciate it........
Lisa
mslisaj said:
Well Gentlemen, again I just went though that directory vary carefully again and there is nothing that even comes close to a VVM or "voice mail" reference at all. It's simply not there.
Have you guys deleted this off your phones before? I guess you all are running some other Rom then the stock one so you haven't faced this mandatory update thing. But the files you are suggesting to remove are not in that directory. As I mentioned the Updater is there in two versions Sprint Updater and just plane Updater.
I don't believe this issue is worth you flashing the stock rom just to check it but that is a real offer and I appreciate that. I admire you guys that flash these phones just for the heck of it. When I have flashed the phone it makes my heart stop.
But thank you for all your responses. I certainly appreciate it........
Lisa
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I don't use stock, and yes I have been able to eliminate VVM.... did you reboot after deleting? Are you looking under system/app?
Yes to both of your questions.
I was thinking the same thing that maybe the program was still resident in the memory so I pulled the battery and everything. It's Sprints FU to the rooting community I guess...............
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Yes to both of your questions.
I was thinking the same thing that maybe the program was still resident in the memory so I pulled the battery and everything. It's Sprints FU to the rooting community I guess...............
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Still, it should be removable Is it hiding in data/app or data/app-private for some reason?
Okay, you guys aren't going to believe this. But I rebooted the phone and I checked the data/app and the data/app-private. Found nothing in there. Then I went back to the app drawer and the offending program is GONE! I can't find any vestige of it anywhere. So I gather mission accomplished! I don't know what happened as earlier I did the reboot twice and pulled the battery each time and the third time was the charm for some reason. The only file I didn't remove was the Sprint_updater.apk. It's still there. But I have turned off the updates so I shouldn't be bothered by that either..............
Thank you all for your help. The android mystery continues..........
I really can't thank you guys enough as you have always come through..........
Lisa
mslisaj said:
Okay, you guys aren't going to believe this. But I rebooted the phone and I checked the data/app and the data/app-private. Found nothing in there. Then I went back to the app drawer and the offending program is GONE! I can't find any vestige of it anywhere. So I gather mission accomplished! I don't know what happened as earlier I did the reboot twice and pulled the battery each time and the third time was the charm for some reason. The only file I didn't remove was the Sprint_updater.apk. It's still there. But I have turned off the updates so I shouldn't be bothered by that either..............
Thank you all for your help. The android mystery continues..........
I really can't thank you guys enough as you have always come through..........
Lisa
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No problem! Glad you got it... let me know if you need anything else before I go to my Epic in a week or two
Hey Guys,
OK, before I go further, I got to admit, I messed up.
I found this gtalk file (attached) and tried to install it with the following code via adb:
adb remount
adb shell mv /system/app/Talk.apk /system/app/Talk.apk1
adb uninstall com.google.android.talk
adb push libtalk_jni.so /system/lib/
adb push Talk2.apk /system/app
It got copied, but it doesn't show up in the menu or listed apps. Now I've lost (though not technically) the old Gtalk and the new one ain't working either.
Could someone help me out please?
Even if not to get the new one working, I'd be happy if I could get the old one back.
Cheers,
Maddy
adb shell mv /system/app/Talk.apk1 /system/app/Talk.apk
adb install com.google.android.talk
Thanks mate...I just did that and got back the old Gtalk app. Wondering if there is no way to install the new Gtalk app 2.3.4, the one that has Video and Voice chat facility...
Cheers
try this http://android.modaco.com/content/software/339390/r1-12-may-google-video-talk-installer/ mate.
Thanks a bunch Nimche, it worked. YOU ROCK!!! Really appreciate the help.
Cheers,
M
Nimche: So it got installed properly and i could see the icons for video and voice chat...however, every time i try to start a voice chat, i could hear the other person but the person on the other end cannot hear me...and yes, the phone is not muted while in conversation...
Do you reckon it could be because of the file that may have been made for another device?
I suppose it is not enabling the voice channel circuit..
Any thoughts?
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Nimche: So it got installed properly and i could see the icons for video and voice chat...however, every time i try to start a voice chat, i could hear the other person but the person on the other end cannot hear me...and yes, the phone is not muted while in conversation...
Do you reckon it could be because of the file that may have been made for another device?
I suppose it is not enabling the voice channel circuit..
Any thoughts?
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I saw people reported that it works but I will try it as soon as I have time and report back.
Cheersm
Paul's installer is awesome.
I think it could be because if this file that I pushed earlier libtalk_jni.so.
Could anyone share this file with me please? Its in /system/lib folder...
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Ok, so i've done all that was mentioned in the video...now to find someone online and come back with results if it worked or not...
Still not working...same problem...
the i can hear the caller, but the person on the other end cannot hear me at all...
PLS HELP!!!!