2 versions of the same app coexisting? - Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

is there a simple way from an app users point of view to have 2 different versions of the same app coexisting?
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On cyanogenmod on my desire I managed to have two versions of terminal emulator. One on system pre installed by the rom and one on data restored with titanium backup. You could try to move the newest version to system and then restore the old version to data.

interesting, ill try it thanks
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My market app wont download

Pls, I need help. I dont know whats wrong, I noticed that my market wont download new apps or update the installed one. I found out it wasn't the network.
so, I need all available help
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I ment the andriod market itselt. my 1mobile market can update and download
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What rom ,,,,have you been in side system app folder ?????
I run a stock rom.
I can't really remember about being in system folder but I froze timespace using using titanium backup
Back up with titanium just user apk and reflash with seus

Backing up my apps

Is there any apps i can get to keep my apps the next time i flash a rom?
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I use Titanium Backup. It's in the market and I've never bad any problems with it. You will need to be rooted in order for it to work.
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As above....buy the pro version then you get batch restore
I using titanium backup pro..
my friend is using "ultimate backup tool" for non rooted device.. (i never try this)
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ubt seem to work fine for me. was simple enough to set up and backup. kinda doesn't let you know when it finishes backing up and restoring but otherwise fine. have only tried it on while flashing the same stock rom I had. I'll probably have to try another after flashing li2
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Uninstal multiwindow patch

Can i uninstal or unpatch multiwindow that i previously flashed from recovery, after i install it i found some bugs, its not working for me, and phone shut down several times, i didnt make any backup before install it ....any help l, please
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Just re-flash your ROM. The patch would have modified some system and framework files. Those will be restored if you re-flash the ROM.
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I will lose some apps and system setings?
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it is very possible that you will.
however, you can try to make a backup (application and data) for the applications you don't want to loose. then reflash. then reinstall the apps form backup. still, some settings will be lost.
Thanks guys, gonna do that
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If you just re-flash the ROM and don't manually wipe anything, then you won't lose any apps and settings.
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I didnt wipe anything but i lose all apps, but i restored it with titanium backup, tnx guys
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Kernel and Roms questio

I want to know if I can flash a kernel but stay stock no custom ROMS? and when I flash a kernel or a Rom (when I decide to try Roms) will that lose all my info again like when I unlocked DNA? thinking about using flash image gui thanks in advance
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Yes, you can flash a kernel but stay stock.
And when you change roms, yes, you will have to wipe data, but you can use an app like titanium backup to backup and restore your apps. And your personal files, like pictures, music, downloads, etc, won't be affected by the wipe.
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Cool thanks and I can flash roms with flash image gui??
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kenohki88 said:
Cool thanks and I can flash roms with flash image gui??
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Just flash roms in recovery.
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Ok will do haha I guess stick to the tried and true method haha
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Bigandrewgold said:
Yes, you can flash a kernel but stay stock.
And when you change roms, yes, you will have to wipe data, but you can use an app like titanium backup to backup and restore your apps. And your personal files, like pictures, music, downloads, etc, won't be affected by the wipe.
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Which kernel has rooting properties? I have tried to find one but am having no luck? Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the rooting process is held within the ROM installation for our phone, unlike other phones that have su binaries and busybox in the kernel
Titanium will only work if you're rooted.
There are some other backup apps including this one that will backup apps without root but unless your device is rooted you won't be able to save game data or app data
uppon2 said:
Which kernel has rooting properties? I have tried to find one but am having no luck? Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the rooting process is held within the ROM installation for our phone, unlike other phones that have su binaries and busybox in the kernel
Titanium will only work if you're rooted.
There are some other backup apps including this one that will backup apps without root but unless your device is rooted you won't be able to save game data or app data
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Once you install a kernel you can just download superuser and busybox from the market.
Even if you don't flash a kernel you can still flash superuser and busybox in recovery.
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App Force Closing after restore with Rom Toolbox

So, I flashed Android Revolution HD 40.0 and everything went swimmingly. But when I restored my app+data backups with Rom Toolbox Pro, they crashed after trying to open them. I tried restoring them multiple times to no effect. This forced me to go back to my previous ROM backup. Is there a solution for this? I think it's a problem with Android 4.3.
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