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No problem. Just boot into your custom recovery and restore the nandroid backup that you made before removing the system apps.

I had a similar issue, but it was app specific: PowerAmp was not effected, but all other music players (Jango, Concert Vault, etc) were stuck with only the left channel output. After trying all the obvious, it turned out to be a bug with certain versions of LeanKernel and a retrograde kernel...

Put that nice device in a worthy case and this will go away. I've never had any issues with this and if I drop it, I don't worry.

I am not getting a clear indication of what the OP intends here.

The question should be "Why are there only two music players and why these two?" I don't use either of these. The great thing about Android is the flexibility. There is no such thing as "the one you should use." I am quite happy to use Apollo or PowerAMP for my local music and other apps for...

I thought that was the whole point of Touchdown, to provision your device so that there is your company's content and then there is yours, stopping either from accessing the other.

Just boot into recovery and restore your lastest nandroid backup. Done!

I've had this thing for 7 months. Why would I be looking to buy something new?? Just upgrade your ROM and you're there.

Come on in, the water's fine! +1 for CarbonROM; lastest is v1.6.1. Something to keep in mind: There is/was some bugginess with some of the 3.4 kernels, so 3.0 is considered the stablest right now. CarbonROM stable goes out with 3.0; some of the other AOSP ROMs are built with a 3.4. I...

That only works on AOSP ROMs; he is running stock TW. If you like TouchWiz, check out CleanROM or any of the others. I second the vote for LeanKernel.

Just boot into recovery using the key combo and restore your nandroid backup. ;) Also, no clue what a "L5 E610" is, so please go to the appropriate forum thread for help with that.

Please delete this duplicate thread. Thank you.

Hi, I am a Linux user as well (typing this from a Mint KDE 64-bit box now) and will do what I can to assist. A couple of questions to see what we are working: What ROM were you using and where did you get it? What recovery do you actually have installed and where did you get it? Can you get...

1. Why are trying to use Xionia? There are newer recoveries that are more compatible with more recent ROMs. 2. Why are you trying to access a recovery image file while booted into another recovery? I can't see a productive reason for attempting this...

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