Guest geegeethatsme Posted November 8, 2010 Report Posted November 8, 2010 I'm running Paul's R4 (via Clockwork Recovery) and am a very happy bunny. I notice that within the applications listing (Menu-Settings-Applications-Manage Applications) there are several apps shown which are presumably leftovers from the Orange stock rom, e.g com.orange.homescreen and com.orange.setupwizard. Many are sized at 0Kb, but some show a memory allocation. Is it OK to delete these (through Titanium's Chuck Norris mode) or do they have some particular purpose within the SF's coding? I'm assuming that others also have these apps. George
Guest goods Posted November 8, 2010 Report Posted November 8, 2010 (edited) I got rid of them by wiping the data/factory & cache partitions using clockworkmod Recovery, then re-install R4, backup your apps with titanium first. I'm running Paul's R4 (via Clockwork Recovery) and am a very happy bunny. I notice that within the applications listing (Menu-Settings-Applications-Manage Applications) there are several apps shown which are presumably leftovers from the Orange stock rom, e.g com.orange.homescreen and com.orange.setupwizard. Many are sized at 0Kb, but some show a memory allocation. Is it OK to delete these (through Titanium's Chuck Norris mode) or do they have some particular purpose within the SF's coding? I'm assuming that others also have these apps. George Edited November 8, 2010 by goods
Guest HACKDROID Posted November 12, 2010 Report Posted November 12, 2010 I got rid of them by wiping the data/factory & cache partitions using clockworkmod Recovery, then re-install R4, backup your apps with titanium first. i also had the same files leftover so i did the above and all was gone however i did not back up and i had to re install everything , so yeah backup your apps and settings ,wipe the data/factory & cache partitions using clockworkmod Recovery,then flash rom im using R6 which is great
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