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I haven't been able to get Flash running, but I thought I'd start a thread so that maybe the hivemind can collectively figure it out. A first approximation of the instructions follows. This will require that you have rooted your phone. See KSmithInNY's excellent post on rooting the Optimus S.
These instructions assume you're using Windows. If you're using Linux, you'll need the Linux Android SDK, and you'll need to have the LG drivers installed. I haven't tried to get the LG drivers working in Linux yet, but once I do, I'll post about it.
Step 1 is to download the Adobe Flash 10.1 APK.
Step 2 is to put the .apk file you downloaded in step 1 in your android-sdk/tools directory and run:
This is where things get off track.
Without this apk installed, going to the desktop version of youtube.com in the browser shows me (if I select to view the page in browser) the blue flash-is-missing lego block. With the apk installed, the browser crashes. So, clearly, the browser sees the flash apk and tries to use it, but can't.
That's all I have so far. To uninstall the flash APK, in theory,
These instructions assume you're using Windows. If you're using Linux, you'll need the Linux Android SDK, and you'll need to have the LG drivers installed. I haven't tried to get the LG drivers working in Linux yet, but once I do, I'll post about it.
Step 1 is to download the Adobe Flash 10.1 APK.
Step 2 is to put the .apk file you downloaded in step 1 in your android-sdk/tools directory and run:
adb install name-of-the-apk-file.apk
In this case, that's adb install "Adobe Flash Player 10.1_10.1.61.68.apk"
This is where things get off track.
Without this apk installed, going to the desktop version of youtube.com in the browser shows me (if I select to view the page in browser) the blue flash-is-missing lego block. With the apk installed, the browser crashes. So, clearly, the browser sees the flash apk and tries to use it, but can't.
That's all I have so far. To uninstall the flash APK, in theory,
adb uninstall name-of-the-apk-file.apk
should do the trick, but this fails. Instead you can do the equivalent by running:adb shell
cd /data/app/
rm com.adobe.flashplayer-1.apk
cd /data/app/
rm com.adobe.flashplayer-1.apk
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