Removing Peep

[Guest AndyCr15]

I'm sure I read it on here at some point, but now I don't see it and a search came up blank :) How do I remove Peep?

Thanks.

[Guest clarkEEE1]

I'm sure I read it on here at some point, but now I don't see it and a search came up blank :) How do I remove Peep?

Thanks.

To remove peep

adb

adb remount

adb shell rm /system/app/*Twit*

Edited October 4, 2009 by clarkEEE1

[Guest AndyCr15]

Could someone remind me where I find QuickOffice on apps2sd (Modaco 2.9)

I found and removed it earlier, but with so many wipes and installs, it's back and I've forgotten where it is :D

[Guest Paul]

3rd post in the main MCR topic.

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[Guest AndyCr15]

Sorry, QuickOffice isn't mentioned. I removed all the other bits I didn't want, but as you state in post #1 QuickOffice is moved to the SD card... and I can't find it :D

[Guest kendon]

Sorry, QuickOffice isn't mentioned. I removed all the other bits I didn't want, but as you state in post #1 QuickOffice is moved to the SD card... and I can't find it :D

apps are installed in either /system/app or /data/app. or /data/app-private if it is protected.

[Guest AndyCr15]

Hmm, I was almost certain the ones on the SD card had either /sd/ or /sdcard/ somewhere in there? No?

Also, if I remove Java, is that linked to the browser in anyway? Will pages using java work? (Sorry, my understanding of Java is very limited)

[Guest clarkEEE1]

:D

Hmm, I was almost certain the ones on the SD card had either /sd/ or /sdcard/ somewhere in there? No?

Also, if I remove Java, is that linked to the browser in anyway? Will pages using java work? (Sorry, my understanding of Java is very limited)

All apps if you still want find them are in system/sd you can uninstall quickoffice in app manager anyway no need to adb

[Guest kendon]

:D

All apps if you still want find them are in system/sd you can uninstall quickoffice in app manager anyway no need to adb

that is because /data/app is a link to /system/sd/app which is actually what apps2sd does...

the note about app manager is correct, since the apps are in the regular "app storage" they can be uninstalled via regular methods.

[Guest clarkEEE1]

MR

that is because /data/app is a link to /system/sd/app which is actually what apps2sd does...

the note about app manager is correct, since the apps are in the regular "app storage" they can be uninstalled via regular methods.

Yeah no what you mean kendon just andycr said he was sure it had /sd in there so just pointing him In a different direction if you no what I mean the way he thought it was.

Edited November 4, 2009 by clarkEEE1

[Guest kendon]

MR

Yeah no what you mean kendon just andycr said he was sure it had /sd in there so just pointing him In a different direction if you no what I mean the way he thought it was.

yeah, which is what he said AFTER i pointed him to the "linked" path... imho /data/app is the correct reference for the path as it is independent of apps2sd, your apps will alway be there whether they are on sd or internal mem, stock or custom rom...

[Guest clarkEEE1]

yeah, which is what he said AFTER i pointed him to the "linked" path... imho /data/app is the correct reference for the path as it is independent of apps2sd, your apps will alway be there whether they are on sd or internal mem, stock or custom rom...

Ha-ha cheers for that bit of info dint know everything was stored there never noticed that.

[Guest T39andcounting]

If I remove Peep in this way, is there anyway of getting it back, or is it gone for good? And also will this stop the twitter notifications in the status bar? I follow enough people that this is pretty much always there, so becomes a bit pointless!