Hello!
I can't download any app from the store. It just freeze and double when I reboot the phone ... any advice?
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Are you on stock or custom rom?
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Yes. It will be nscollab ver.22
im using the same rom. try canceling the download and then try to download it again.
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Hey all, I'm running 2.3.3 Cyanogen 7 mod and when I first installed the mod I had no market. So I re installed it and the market was in there, I have since followed one of the solutions on the samsung galaxy forum regarding different themed markets and how to set them up.
This may seem stupid however I was able to get it working previously before updating to 2.3.3, in short I tried to install zip from SD card and the market has dissapeared and no longer is installed, I tried to install it again and even downloaded the stock and tried to install it as a .apk but it just wont work. I don't want to re-install 2.3.3 if possible but can't see any other options?
I've tried searching for any other threads about this but couldn't find any which actually gave an answer, has anybody seen or had this issue before?
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Go get gapps.
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tominater12 said:
Go get gapps.
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http://goo-inside.me/gapps/ if you can't find them, choose the CM7 version in the table at the top.
More specifically you should download this : http://goo-inside.me/gapps/gapps-gb-20110307-signed.zip and install the zip file via cwm recovery
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Rafael Cadina said:
More specifically you should download this : [Link] and install the zip file via cwm recovery
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..They ask not to give direct links
Please link to this page, and not directly to a hosted file.
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Sorry master. I do it because i think i make things easier especially to begineers. Won't do that again.
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Hey guys, thanks for those speedy responses - this is why I love the XDA forum!!
Sadly installing the Google apps didn't work either, all looked to install but after clearing the cache and fixing permissions (just to be sure) there was no market installed when I rebooted
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Just after flashing the rom you must reboot and in your first reboot login with your Google account.
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Ah so I do have to reflash the Tom, bummer - that's what I was hoping to not have to do :-(
If its gotta be done then its gotta be done I spose, cheers for all the help.
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Cod ball, reflash your rom without wiping anything, after that flash gapps and reboot.
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So I'm on 2.3.5 and I rooted using (one click root) method and everything is cool but I find myself having to flash clockwork every time via rom manager, is there any way to make it stick?
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Delete/rename /etc/install-recovery.sh
ahhlix said:
So I'm on 2.3.5 and I rooted using (one click root) method and everything is cool but I find myself having to flash clockwork every time via rom manager, is there any way to make it stick?
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Yes there is a fix. It has been covered multiple times. Or read the post above me.
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Thank you
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When I try to open cyanogenmod settings or the browser it just forces close. I'm running on nscollab 1.0.60 with Trinity kernel!
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Try installing setcpu and seeing if that fixes it.
Just install it no need to open it.
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Have you tried a fresh install? Always works ;-)
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What do you mean by a fresh install?
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A fresh install means wiping the dalvik cache and factory resetting the phone in recovery mode before flashing the rom. Best use titanium back up if you want to keep your apps
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heavy_metal_man said:
A fresh install means wiping the dalvik cache and factory resetting the phone in recovery mode before flashing the rom. Best use titanium back up if you want to keep your apps
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Like he said. Just go into recovery. And do all that and flash CM again.
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devgee said:
What do you mean by a fresh install?
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Have you tried installing setcpu yet?
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I Tried IT. still forces close!!
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are you just did a theming to your phone??
usually causes by mod of theme...
fastest way is fresh install new rom
al_madd said:
are you just did a theming to your phone??
usually causes by mod of theme...
fastest way is fresh install new rom
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Do you remember doing anything to your phone before the fcs started?
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If it always has been like this, you've most likely corrupted the ROM file during download.
Download it again and install it after doing a factory reset & caches wipe.
Greetz
Thanx bro it worked!!!!
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I just flashed to ics and I'm on the road for the rest it the weekend. Is there anyway to flash clockwork recovery back. My boot loader is already unlocked and I have all the files.
Please help
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No. You need a computer.
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would it allow me to flash back to 2.3.3 if I did some sort of hard reset
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Nope.
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damn! That's what my curiosity gets me. May have to borrow so.wines computer and download the sdk files
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Too bad you weren't rooted because rom manager would have been the ticket
BEST DAMN PHONE BECAUSE WE HAVE THE BEST DAMN DEVELOPERS!
You may be able to actually. Brainmaster made a flashable cwm it doesn't work for me sadly. It may work for you though. Give it a shot
I'd post a link but I'm on tapatalk. Search the nexus development forum.
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OK thanks
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OP/Pics link here -- http://phandroid.com/2013/06/27/and...leaked-new-camera-app-available-for-download/
If you needed any further proof that Android 4.3 was, in fact, real and headed to Android devices in the very near future, look no further than the leaked screenshots nabbed by SamMobile. What you’re looking at is test build of Android 4.3 (JWR66N) for the Galaxy S4 Google Play edition, running on a regular ‘ol Galaxy S4.
While we don’t know specifics involving the exact changes from 4.2.2. to 4.3, it’s said we could finally see Bluetooth improvements, as well as that new fangled camera application currently found on the Google Play edition HTC One and GS4 running 4.2.2. When it comes to the camera, that can already be downloaded/sideloaded onto your device like any other app. Works without a hitch on most devices.
Download here-- http://www.mediafire.com/download/8tu1o85d21a61i7/camera.google.play.edition.apk
Instructions to install:
1. Download the camera.apk
2. Use a file explorer using root(example root explorer)
3. Copy and paste or move this apk in ur system/app
4. Reboot
5. Walla!
Or
Deyinka said:
Using Titanium, back up your current Gallery app, then uninstall it with Titanium. It will install then, and if you don't like it, just uninstall it like a regular app and restore your old Gallery with Titanium.
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No luck using the file you linked...
No luck. Doesn't seems to compatible with beanstalk 4.2.2 ROM
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U need to use a root file manager and replace it with ur old camera apk in system/app then reboot
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It won't install on my Infuse. Simply says X App not installed. I'm running Carbon.
TulsaDavid said:
It won't install on my Infuse. Simply says X App not installed. I'm running Carbon.
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Try this guys then
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=43080062
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bradman117 said:
Try this guys then
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=43080062
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Still no luck for camera ...
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sting098 said:
Still no luck for camera ...
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Using Titanium, back up your current Gallery app, then uninstall it with Titanium. It will install then, and if you don't like it, just uninstall it like a regular app and restore your old Gallery with Titanium.
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Thanks mate... It worked n camera takes beautiful pics than ever:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
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Had to convert Gallery from system app to user app first, then uninstall. The rest was kismet. Nice camera app. Excellent instructions, Deyinka. Thanks.
Sting098, TulsaDavid. Glad to be of help..
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