Recent content by melch8805

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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    Congrats! No offense meant to Cory Streater, but I personally would rather have everyone learn this little bit of adb than jump straight into a gui-based option. Now, on the other hand Cory Streater did put together an awesome tutorial! Mad Props!!! (yeah i'm bringing back early 90's phrases :P)...
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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    i'm not sure what is up with your busybox.... which cannot find it, but you can call it directly? *scratches head* so, are all the apps you wanted to move actually moved successfully? I haven't been able to figure out why sometimes I will get the can't preserve ownership and other times i...
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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    So 755 is "changing mode" to executable. If you need/want more info on chmod, I suggest looking it up, cuz there is a huge amount of info on it. anywho, adb shell su next you are going to cd to /sdcard then run: ./tboltappmover.sh it might spit a bunch of blah at you, but after it is done...
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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    are you saying you are having force close issues with those apps?
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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    first off, odd that you can't su in usb charge only (thats all i do) second: you can't use adb once you are in adb :) third: confirm busybox is installed (through root checker) fourth: in regular cmd prompt (after you cd to the dir that has adb) you type: adb push tboltappmover.sh /sdcard/...
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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    So we have been through quite the journey... :P Lets try this: adb shell su which busybox (this will tell us busy is there and good) mount -o remount,rw -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk0p25 /system busybox ls -lrt /system/app/VZW_* (did this to check permissions) busybox chmod 777...
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    CyanogenMod 7 for Thunderbolt

    I "request support" for this 2 times a day :) I always get the 90-120 days answer everytime though :(
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    8GB internal memory?

    So based off of the cat of the emmc: dev: size erasesize name mmcblk0p17: 00040000 00000200 "misc" mmcblk0p21: 0087f400 00000200 "recovery" mmcblk0p22: 00400000 00000200 "boot" mmcblk0p25: 35dffe00 00000200 "system" mmcblk0p28: 001ffe00 00000200 "local" mmcblk0p27: 1b4ffc00 00000200 "cache"...
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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    try: adb shell su chmod 755 /sdcard/tboltappmover.sh if that doesn't work try: adb shell su /system/xbin/busybox chmod 755 /sdcard/tboltappmover.sh let me know
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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    try: adb shell chmod 755 /sdcard/tboltappmover.sh (chmod not cmod)
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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    Update For people who didn't want to read the whole thread and skipped right to the end: I updated the info a little bit on my original post Link: http://forum.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?p=747764#post747764 Again, if there are any questions: ask!
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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    Make sure the script is renamed to have .sh at the end (not .txt) to use adb: (make sure script is in the same dir as adb) (starting with the text file tboltappmover.txt: adb push tboltappmover.txt /sdcard/ adb shell mv /sdcard/tboltappmover.txt...
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    Thunderbolt: Apps that are safe to remove once rooted (and how to put them back!)

    Are you using the script? If not and are trying to run through this line-by-line, make sure you chmod 777 /sdcard/Bloatware I'm not sure if that will solve your issues or not (i'm at work and can't test it)