Guest pantherc Posted July 10, 2010 Report Posted July 10, 2010 (edited) hi i've been trying to pull out some apks from my i9000 recently. but there are some problems.. for example i tried to get the unifiedinbox.apk (aka social hub) using 'adb pull' command and it was successful. but i wasn't able to install it on my phone. of course i gained root. 'Application not installed' message comes out when i install those apks. can anyone give me an advice please? thank you! Edited July 10, 2010 by pantherc
Guest rasp Posted July 10, 2010 Report Posted July 10, 2010 hi i've been trying to pull out some apks from my i9000 recently. but there are some problems.. for example i tried to get the unifiedinbox.apk (aka social hub) using 'adb pull' command and it was successful. but i wasn't able to install it on my phone. of course i gained root. 'Application not installed' message comes out when i install those apks. can anyone give me an advice please? thank you! cos its odex, u also need the .odex file..
Guest pantherc Posted July 10, 2010 Report Posted July 10, 2010 cos its odex, u also need the .odex file.. yes.. i see... i could see .odex files before i flashed the rom. but i flashed modaco custom rom and there isn't the .odex files. (i mean, in /system/app directory) then how can this rom execute those apps? sorry for nooby question. thanks a lot!! :)
Guest rasp Posted July 10, 2010 Report Posted July 10, 2010 yes.. i see... i could see .odex files before i flashed the rom. but i flashed modaco custom rom and there isn't the .odex files. (i mean, in /system/app directory) then how can this rom execute those apps? sorry for nooby question. thanks a lot!! :) oh.. modaco is deoxded.. did u try to push into ur sdcard and either use root explorer to copy to /system/app or with adb?
Guest pantherc Posted July 10, 2010 Report Posted July 10, 2010 oh.. modaco is deoxded.. did u try to push into ur sdcard and either use root explorer to copy to /system/app or with adb? total processes are following >> as you know, UnifiedInbox.apk is already in /system/app directory. >> I pulled it out using 'adb pull /system/app/UnifiedInbox.apk' command. >> then, I removed that app using adb shell su rm /system/app/UnifiedInbox.apk >> after that, i pushed it using 'adb push UnifiedInbox.apk /sdcard and disconnected the device from my pc. >> then i tried to install that app and it says 'application not installed' if i copy that .apk directly into the /system/app folder, it works. it means my i9000 must be rooted to use this app, isn't it? in fact, i was looking for the way how i can install these kind of apps without rooting. (just click-and-install way) thank you for your reply.
Guest rasp Posted July 11, 2010 Report Posted July 11, 2010 total processes are following >> as you know, UnifiedInbox.apk is already in /system/app directory. >> I pulled it out using 'adb pull /system/app/UnifiedInbox.apk' command. >> then, I removed that app using adb shell su rm /system/app/UnifiedInbox.apk >> after that, i pushed it using 'adb push UnifiedInbox.apk /sdcard and disconnected the device from my pc. >> then i tried to install that app and it says 'application not installed' if i copy that .apk directly into the /system/app folder, it works. it means my i9000 must be rooted to use this app, isn't it? in fact, i was looking for the way how i can install these kind of apps without rooting. (just click-and-install way) thank you for your reply. if u hv a stock system, this file is already there and you cannot remove it without rooting.. so to answer ur question, this app dont need to be rooted to use..
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