stock apps
I found stock apps from elsewhere. Refer post# 8 from starkos for the contacts apps.
Contacts.apk
ContactsProvider.apk
Gallery_1.1.30682.apk
Music.apk
and replaced these in
/system/app/
Contacts.apk
ContactsProvider.apk
Gallery.apk
Music.apk
market updates
I removed these apps in
/system/app/
, as the market had updated them in /data/app/
.Vending.apk
Maps.apk
Street.apk
DocumentToGo.apk
caveat
I lost a lot of time due to not understanding how "data" works. When we replace any apps, we need to wipe not just dalvik-cache, but data too. I was only wiping dalvik-cache, without wiping data, and I got a lot of acores/FCs for some apps (specifically Contacts). Refer post# 9.
I had to wipe not just
dalvik-cache
, which is what I had been doing along, but was not sufficient. More importantly, I had to wipe data, or specifically clear /data/data/com.android.contacts
and /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts
. Once I did so, I received no further errors, and the stock Contacts worked fine. I lost all contacts, but the next sync downloaded all of my google contacts. Thankfully, I never keep any contacts on the phone.To wipe dalvik-cache, clear out
/data/dalvik-cache/
.$ rm /data/dalvik-cache/*
To clear out data, identify the specific apps. In my case, I had issues with contacts. These were provided by two apps -
Contacts.apk
and ContactsProvider.apk
. If you search within /data/data
, you can find the corresponding files - /data/data/com.android.contacts
and /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts.$ rm -r /data/data/com.android.contacts/*
$ rm -r /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts/*
to-do
please help with below...
what are the other stock apps that i can update? where do i find them?
how can i make my phone more vanilla (i.e android standard build)?
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