Once removed stock apps, now N1 fails to install 2.2.1 update

[Guest Laden Morr]

Hi all. I'm running stock Froyo with the exception of a few of the stock apps that I have deleted using Root Explorer.

Now I get an OTA update prompting me to update to 2.2.1. I say yes, it reboots, but then, during the installation, it suddenly switches to the triangle with the exclamation mark.

By getting into system recovery I noticed the error. The full extend of output is:

Finding update package...

Opening update package..

Verifying update package...

Installing update...

Verifying current system...

assert failed: apply_patch_check("/system/app/CarHomeGoogle.apk", [some long string that looks like a hash sum], [another different hashsum])

E: Error in /cache/091249cd019e.signed-passion-FRG83-from-FRF91-35.zip

(Status 7)

Installation aborted

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To me it looks like this may be related to my removing several of the, to me, useless stock apps (I don't even own a car - why would I want the car app?) Is this correctly understood? And if yes, is there any easy way of pushing them back or - better yet - get the update *without* those pesky stock apps?

Thanks

Edited October 14, 2010 by Laden Morr

[Guest baseballfanz]

Hi all. I'm running stock Froyo with the exception of a few of the stock apps that I have deleted using Root Explorer.

Now I get an OTA update prompting me to update to 2.2.1. I say yes, it reboots, but then, during the installation, it suddenly switches to the triangle with the exclamation mark.

By getting into system recovery I noticed the error. The full extend of output is:

Finding update package...

Opening update package..

Verifying update package...

Installing update...

Verifying current system...

assert failed: apply_patch_check("/system/app/CarHomeGoogle.apk", [some long string that looks like a hash sum], [another different hashsum])

E: Error in /cache/091249cd019e.signed-passion-FRG83-from-FRF91-35.zip

(Status 7)

Installation aborted

[/codebox]

To me it looks like this may be related to my removing several of the, to me, useless stock apps (I don't even own a car - why would I want the car app?) Is this correctly understood? And if yes, is there any easy way of pushing them back or - better yet - get the update *without* those pesky stock apps?

Thanks

Maybe you can put the stock ROM back on?

http://android.modaco.com/content/google-n...-root-insecure/