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ughh this is what happens when i get tooo adventurous
okay, exactly what happened,
i tried to edit the icons of some after market applications and put them onto a theme update for myself,
i got the apps off of my phone using appmanager,
one of which was hello im!
well that hello im app install unsuccessfully, only shows up in atrackdog and the applications list under settings, and refuses to be uninstalled, i even tried to download the real hello im! again over it but because it refuses to uninstall i get an error!
what have i done?
cd /data/app (or /system/sd/app if you've got apps on sdcard)
rm com.corruptapp.apk (probably com.helloim.apk)
no such file or directory
according to astro it reads com.multiplefacets.aol but that didnt work either
does anyonee know?
i really really dont want to start over and reset my phone because of this
backup your apps, and wipe your phone, then just install the one's that work, sincce you tried the easy solutions that seems to be the most likely to work now
or you can just use fschk in linux os....
sadly im runnin vista
okay i tried this
cd /system/app
rm HelloIM!.apk
and it actually found it, because that is where it is
but refused to delete it saying it is a read-only file system
YESSS I WINNNN!
MWAHAHAHAHA
i used the same technique that is used to manually delete the stock sounds and by doing so i was able to remount the system as read/write and delete that sucker!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=474939&highlight=delete+system+files&page=2
Awesome. Glad you got it without wiping.
Hello All:
Here is a rundown...
Started with JF1.42-RC33 with Apps, Data, Dalvik to SD...
Went to JF1.5 without a wipe and then updated the radio.
All of this went fine. Now when I start up the phone, it
gives me the "System UIDs Inconsistent" message. I press
the button and then everything loads fine. All 125 Apps
are there, Market works correctly, notes are still there,
and I have tested every App and there are no issues.
Loving the new ROM by the way... no stability issues so
far.
The message on the phone says to wipe the data. If there
is not other way to get rid of the nagging error then so
be it... I still have my Nandroid backup from the JF1.42
image.
Just wanted to see if there was possibly a way to fix this
in ADB or the recovery console...
Also, it is in my nature to try and understand these things.
Could this have happened because my /data directory is
on the SD and therefore was not cleared during the Flash
process? Just guessing...
Any ideas?
L8r,
Vermithrax
Vermithrax said:
Hello All:
Here is a rundown...
Started with JF1.42-RC33 with Apps, Data, Dalvik to SD...
Went to JF1.5 without a wipe and then updated the radio.
All of this went fine. Now when I start up the phone, it
gives me the "System UIDs Inconsistent" message. I press
the button and then everything loads fine. All 125 Apps
are there, Market works correctly, notes are still there,
and I have tested every App and there are no issues.
Loving the new ROM by the way... no stability issues so
far.
The message on the phone says to wipe the data. If there
is not other way to get rid of the nagging error then so
be it... I still have my Nandroid backup from the JF1.42
image.
Just wanted to see if there was possibly a way to fix this
in ADB or the recovery console...
Also, it is in my nature to try and understand these things.
Could this have happened because my /data directory is
on the SD and therefore was not cleared during the Flash
process? Just guessing...
Any ideas?
L8r,
Vermithrax
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wipe and re-set your symbolic links .. all your apps will be back but not their data..
Thanks... I guess I will just take the easy way out and wipe the phone... I have tried various ADB and busybox commands to no avail... What I do not understand is the phone works perfectly after the Nag screen is gone... No force closes... no missing functionality...
I will not do the wipe until this afternoon... Just in case some Linux guru has any ideas...
L8r,
Vermithrax
Unless the nag screen bothers you, or shows up more than once per boot, Id leave it. If you start seeing instability or forcecloses then Id wipe.
Unless there is a good reason to Id avoid a wipe. Of course I dont have OCD so one nag per reboot wouldnt bother me. If you do or it does bother you then yeah wipe.
Solved... For me at least...
I had solved this problem some time ago, but I just thought I would add this to the thread in case others find their way here through a search...
All I did was move the /data/data back to the internal memory...
rm /data/data
busybox cp -a /system/sd/data /data
rm -r /system/sd/data /data
reboot
Had a couple of stale NFS file errors, so I could not really delete the /data directory from the /system/sd. However, there are threads that help with this issue.
Probably the cleanest solution HERE
First Note: These apps will become uninstallable! (much like any other stock rom apk) and must be deleted using the console, somehow.. anybody care to shed some light on how?
Hopefully someone can add more to this or use this info to build a much more thorough how-to, but for now here's what I've got...
Instead of building your own update.zip you can modify your alt+w wipe data to reinstall the downloaded/backed-up apks of your choice. This can also be used to install 3rd party apks without having access to any other installer, for instance if you wipe then find yourself without any access to the internet/market or a computer.
To do this you must first have the apps on the sd. I used astro to backup apps which puts the apks in /sdcard/backups/apps
I'm doing this on IonR2, your system apps may be elsewhere, mine are located in /system/app, you'll need to know where they are for this to work.
Power off your phone and do this (enter the bold stuff only, replace my directories with yours):
home+power (enter recovery)
alt+x (to go to console)
hit enter (cause the prompt says so..)
/ # mount sdcard
/ # mount system
/ # cd sdcard/backups/apps (or cd to where ever your backed up apks are)
/sdcard/backups/apps # ls *appname* (this may be useful for finding the exact *.apk name)
/sdcard/backups/apps # install -cp org.appName.com.apk /system/app (remember to capitalize where necessary)
at this point it should hang for a second then return to the "/sdcard/backups/apps #" prompt, if so the apk has successfully been added.
/sdcard/backups/apps # reboot (or install more apks if you like)
home+power then alt+w to test if you so desire. now your backed up apk should reinstall itself if you ever have to do an alt+w wipe again..(weather the apk is on the sd card or not)
I know, not very thorough but wth, I figured someone might find this as useful as I did(or be able to expand on it a bit, data, app settings etc). Also cool if you happen to have no net connection, no pc access and a wiped phone with no real useful/fun apps...
u only have to do this once, and it'll flash the new roms WITH these apps installed? how do we 'clear' these apps if we don't want to have them installed when we wipe?
Is it possible to install all the apps in your backup directory at once, with some sort of batch command?
These apps will become uninstallable! (much like any other stock rom apk) and must be deleted using the console, somehow.. anybody care to shed some light on how?
@ Lieu10ant, yeah, you only have to do once/updated rom, this modifies the base install. the newely added apks will be installed every time you alt+w (wipe). If you apply an update.zip this process will need to be redone(I'm pretty sure, haven't tried).
@ lukekirstein, I'm sure there's a way but I'm not sure how. Really hoping someone more knowledgable jumps in here with a bit more info :/
I've added a file manager(with backed up apps installer) and wifi tether because I always need/use em and never really planned on uninstalling em..
Im pretty sure you would have to use "rm" and individually remove all apps you dont want.
instead of backing up your apps, just run apps to sd and never reinstall any apps again
Breakthecycle2 said:
Im pretty sure you would have to use "rm" and individually remove all apps you dont want.
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you would mount the system again from the recovery console and 'rm' each app you don't want. You would want to be careful not to batch delete stuff.
sonikamd said:
These apps will become uninstallable! (much like any other stock rom apk) and must be deleted using the console, somehow.. anybody care to shed some light on how?
@ lukekirstein, I'm sure there's a way but I'm not sure how. Really hoping someone more knowledgable jumps in here with a bit more info :/
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Wouldn't it be a nice thing to make them uninstallable? That would, in theory, make them a lot more stable like the stock apps and can only be updated, not modified. You can probably delete them through console in recovery or even through ADB if you wanted to. It'd definitely be impossible to do it through some basic installer or the package uninstaller while the phone is running normally. The same process as a stock app.
I know you can't do it while the phone is running (bummer :/) but I was hoping it's possible when the phone is off.
@ Breakthecycle2, cool, I figured rm through console after mounting but haven't tried so wasn't 100% on that one.
@ Sirus20x6, I prefer this method to apps2sd, mainly because everything's stored in the phone's internal memory. Although I know most folks now seem to be using an apps2sd of some sort.
@ lukekirstein, yeah. That's why I do it this way, but some may want them uninstallable so I figured I better make a point to inform those folks
Wouldn't this decrease your internal memory since these apps are being saved to the phone so you can later wipe?
jusplainmike, I would assume so. Something to keep in mind.
Would a nand be better?
sonikamd said:
I'm doing this on IonR2, your system apps may be elsewhere, mine are located in /system/app, you'll need to know where they are for this to work.
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(10c)
perhaps, depends on what you want I suppose. I wipe clean every so often just to get a fresh start, speed things back up etc. Sometimes while installing themes I wipe multiple times and also just want a clean slate.
This is definitely not the way to go for a complete backup-restore. Just seems a good way to reinstall a few missing by stock apps after a wipe.
lol soulife i know, i know
I believe apps2sd is the best bet for keeping apps after a wipe or fresh install.
retort
sonikamd said:
lol soulife i know, i know
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The only reason is because you push a market app to internal memory it read only. If there's an update you have to open terminal or adb and rm and push the update back. Plus if you flash a new update it will wipe them out. With a2sd however you can update them no hastle, and even if you flash a new build, with a2sd the reinstall themself. Much more convient as long as you smart with your partitioning.
I think you guys may be doing this the hard way. If you are wiping and moving to a compatible ROM, just leave the sd card as it is and the new ROM should be able to find and install the apps as long as it has apps2sd built in.
If you are moving to an incompatible ROM you will have to remove old sd app directory first.
rm -r /system/sd/app
then you should be able to just copy over your entire apk backup directory to your sdcard as follows.
cp- a /sdcard/yourdirectoryname /system/sd/app
and if you are installing a ROM that has app2sd built in, it should find all the apps and install them.
If the ROM you use does not have apps to sd, then you will be able to use Lucid script to move apps from phone to sd card app directory (with already copied apps) and link directory
Tru, I just don't use apps2sd. My sd is constantly getting mangled for one reason or another..
uh, by doing this you're filling up your /system folder which actually needs memory to improve. and you can uninstall them by
mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
rm/system/app/nameof.apk
on another note wouldnt wiping while having info in the system ; wipe?
anyways
So I have had issue after issue getting the new version to even INSTALL.. but finally got it after totally deleting the older 1.3.5 version and wiping cache, restart etc.. new install of 1.4.2.. everything works fine....
BUT....
After using titanium backup to restore data there is some kind of bug that makes the birds virtually worthless. I get the data back (levels etc) but when I go try to beat an old level the birds litterally bounce off the pigs without causing ANY damage.
Ive done this 3 different time now, totally removing the game, reinstalling, verified to work "normal" before data restore... and again, not working after the data is refreshed.
PLEASE HELP!
EVO
Myn RLS3
Nets 4.2.1 CFS more
Let me answer my own thread after I finally find the answer minutes after posting this...
Thanks to anuwyn in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=820725
anuwyn said:
Fix for "Application not installed message" and "Installation unsuccessful" on Rooted HTC Hero with FroydVillain 1.5.
I couldn't install Angry Birds and some other applications on the Market after installing
FroydVillain 1.5 and after some debugging I found out why. There seems to be a problem related to
the file "/mnt/secure/asec/smd12tmp1.asec".
Solution: Delete the corrupt file with a terminal app and also delete the market data to be sure.
1. Get "Terminal Emulator" or another terminal app from the Market.
2. Run the "Terminal Emulator".
3. Write:
su (ENTER)
rm /mnt/secure/asec/smd12tmp1.asec (ENTER)
rm /data/data/com.android.vending/cache/* (ENTER)
4. Exit the emulator, reboot and try to install the failing application again.
5. If the above doesn't solve your problem try the following:
- Wiping cache
- Wiping dalvik cache
6. If this doesn't fix your problem just wipe the phone and reinstall everything
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It SEEMS to have worked!
I know this is kind of an obscure problem that no one else will probably ever have, but figured Id update it just the same.
same thing happened to me, I just restored the older version with the data and then updated the app over the market..worked fine after that
i could never get it to update over the market for some reason... always had to unmount the SD to get it to work.. but couldnt install from the market or save to phone without SD in.
I ended up saving to sd and using root explorer to move it onto the phone, unmount sd, do a cache wipe, install from phone, remount sd. whew!
its updated now and i have successfully done a titanium backup several times. (Thank God)
I have similar issues with fruit ninja attempting to update but just gave up on that one.
I'm getting this error when I try to install any app.
I can't seem to install/update any app.
What could be the cause? I tried rebooting, deleting market cache, etc, but it doesn't work..
-Solved-
Solved how?
Yeah, thanks for helping others out...
Experiencing this very issues on a rooted Desire HD on Mike's great Android_Revolution_HD-4G_6.1.1 ROM - clean install but certain market apps, quidco, we7 are two that generate it - they throw up this very error, if you close it and re-install the app it then installs without issue but completely fails to run - really frustrating - anyone have any ideas on a fix?
If I figure it out I'll post my fix.
Reflash ROM, delete dalvik cache, delete Market cache (Settings -> Applications -> Manage applications -> Market -> Clear cache), and reflash kernel (if you use custom kernel).
That seemed to have worked for me.
Jungbum - Thanks.
I did a full wipe and clean rom install, titanium backup to put all apps and sys data back and all is fine now. =)
Not sure why it went screwy!
The Media Container Service 2.2 is the culprit. Unfreeze it (for those using Titanium Backup) or someone post the .apk so folks can reinstall it. I found this out while getting rid of AT&T bloatware and trying to minimize the apps that start on boot.
Hope this helps!
Solved
I solved it by copying "DefaultContainerService.apk" back to the /system/app/
folder and Im able to download from "Market" again smoothly without any error
happened before.
i put the defaultcontainer apk back but i still get the error. i tired clicking on the apk, installing it but says unsuccessful. any other ways to install the defaultcontainer apk
hey guys. i resetted my phone and now i dont know how to do this coz i cant install anything in my phone. so i cant use the titanium buckup and stuff coz i cant even download it. question.. how can i put "DefaultContainerService.apk" if i dont have any file managers. ?
hi. I have the same problem with error 110.
the service com.android.defcontainer.DefaultContainerService.apk was frozen on Package Access Helper in System Tuner Pro
Mabe is useful for someone
Disable encryption
I had this problem on my HTC Wildfire S (this thread showed up when I was looking for a solution)
Anyway, every time I tried to install an app from the Market, I got this unknown error -110 message and the install would fail, however if I attempted to download and install the same app again after the error popped up it would install correctly.
I stopped getting this problem after I disabled encryption of the internal memory from the settings.
So if anyone else is facing this problem, you might want to check if the encryption setting is causing any problems
(Menu > Settings > Storage > Internal storage : Storage encryption)
Clearing the Dakvil cache via Titanium backup app and clearing the market cache (via settings>application>Managed app> and selecting the Market or google play app) seemed to solve it for me using B63M phone Gingerbread 2.3.5.
I was trying to update my app (whatsapp) and I got the error 120 thingy, now its fine after the cache wipes.
However here is the DefaultContainerService.apk attached.
Cheers
Had this problem too.
Problem was: me freezeng theackage acces helper.
After unfreeze installing apps seems to work
Solved!
Not sure what, but one these things worked for me; I have culled these instructions from various sites including XDA.
1. settings -> applications -> manage applications -> market,Market Updater, Download Manager etc. -> uninstall updates, clear Cache ;
2. Unmount your SD card and reboot
3. Clearing the Dalvik cache via Titanium backup app
4. If you are rooted, use ROM Manager to fix permissions; reboot
5. I solved it by copying "DefaultContainerService.apk" back to the /system/app/
folder using root app ES File Manager and I was able to download from "Market" again smoothly without any error
happened before.I downloaded "DefaultContainerService.apk" from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1179676&d=1341537886
Keep trying. Good Luck! :good:
Sangram
Error 110
I kept getting an error code 110 on the Nexus 7 and tried all the quick fixes, clearing cache, clearing data, etc but none worked. What I wound up doing is a hard reset. This worked fine and I can download apps again. I could do this because I had a back up of my tablet and so it was simple to just reinstall after. If you don't back up I'm very sorry but you may find a reason to after this. Hope this helps.
I just thought I'd post this to hopefully help out anyone who may have this same problem. I literally tried for 24 hours+ straight with no sleep trying to get my phone (Motorola XT860 a.k.a. Milestone 3) to be able to install apps again... after everything else failed (factory reset, data/cache clearing, SD card unmount/mounting, formatting my internal storage and SD card, deleting the .android_secure file/folder, etc. etc.), I finally installed RSDLite and the Bell SBF and then flashed it and it worked! Hopefully this helps someone! Cheers
p.s. this is my first post, so I can't provide DL links for RSDLite and the SBF, but they're pretty easy to find. If you can't find them, PM me and I'll send them to you.
p.p.s. eff you, "unknown error -110"!!!
p.p.p.s. just noticed this was in the nexus s forum, but it was the first google result that popped up when I searched for the 110 error... buy ya, basically my post applies to all android phones, so just flash the stock software for your provider/specific phone and it should fix the installation error. Good luck!
This may be an inactive thread, but the solution of re-installing DefaultContainerService.apk worked for me.
My phone is the Kyocera Hydro, and I guess for some reason I removed that by accident.
Thanks!
Error Code 101
Hi,
Samsung Galaxy S Rooted
Downloaded DefaultPackageContainer.apk and put it in my phone's sdcard
In adb shell command running as super user (#) I try to copy the DefaultContainerService.apk file to /system/app but I get an error:
cat /sdcard/DefaultContainerService.apk > /system/app/DefaultContainerServicek
cannot create /system/app/DefaultContainerService.apk: read-only file system
so I run the following command but it doesn't work as nothing happens
# mount -o remount,rw /system
mount -o remount,rw /system
Usage: mount [-r] [-w] [-o options] [-t type] device directory
Is like I am using the wrong options but no idea what I am missing. Any help is much appreciated.
Copying files
Solved issue below by executing as superuser
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs /dev/block/st19 /system
and then
cat /sdcard/DefaultContainerService.apk > /system/app/DefaultContainerService.apk
Just executing mount will give you the details to replace /dev/block/st19 with whatever your phone uses
Cahaza said:
Hi,
Samsung Galaxy S Rooted
Downloaded DefaultPackageContainer.apk and put it in my phone's sdcard
In adb shell command running as super user (#) I try to copy the DefaultContainerService.apk file to /system/app but I get an error:
cat /sdcard/DefaultContainerService.apk > /system/app/DefaultContainerServicek
cannot create /system/app/DefaultContainerService.apk: read-only file system
so I run the following command but it doesn't work as nothing happens
# mount -o remount,rw /system
mount -o remount,rw /system
Usage: mount [-r] [-w] [-o options] [-t type] device directory
Is like I am using the wrong options but no idea what I am missing. Any help is much appreciated.
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