To start off i'm rooted and on MJ4. I downloaded the new update (4.4.2) on accident and i can't get the notification to disappear. Do you guys know where that update is located on the phone? I used root explorer to look for it but couldn't find it. Does anyone know where it's located?
Well if you just want the notification to install gone...long press on it in your notifications it will bring up "App info" then uncheck notifications. And you are good to go.
MrWicked1 said:
Well if you just want the notification to install gone...long press on it in your notifications it will bring up "App info" then uncheck notifications. And you are good to go.
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Well I'm not just trying to hide the notification. I want the get the file location so I can delete it.
Try /cache in your phone storage
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Try /cache in your phone storage
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There you go. That is exactly where it should reside.
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I used root explorer but it wasn't there.
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KL45SiiK said:
I used root explorer but it wasn't there.
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Does it say a update is ready to download or a update is ready to install?
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Does it say a update is ready to download or a update is ready to install?
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I believe it said it's ready to install but I got rid of the notification. I'm still trying to locate the file though.
Well if it said it was ready to be download would be why the file isn't there...I personally wouldn't worry about the file to much. If you ever flash a new ROM or move to nab you will more then likely be wiping internal storage and it should be fine at that time when you do. It will be erased.
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I installed pre beta 3 and then rom manager said I need to insert an sd card. I have one in so I partitioned it and that fixed it. Then I downloaded and installed gapps using cwn recovery. 4.0.1.4 I think. After that there was nothing new in my app drawer. Am I being stupid idk exactly how everything works yet. Would gapps give me market because that's all I really need.
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While I have not installed cm7 on my Atrix, I know that on my nook market doesn't show until you set up your Gmail account. Have you done that yet?
Wipe user data and factory reset then they will show
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i tried that and it didnt work
czausmouse said:
I installed pre beta 3 and then rom manager said I need to insert an sd card. I have one in so I partitioned it and that fixed it. Then I downloaded and installed gapps using cwn recovery. 4.0.1.4 I think. After that there was nothing new in my app drawer. Am I being stupid idk exactly how everything works yet. Would gapps give me market because that's all I really need.
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Go to bootloader then recovery find install zip from SD card go into clockworkmod folder find the zip file for gapps which if I'm correct its called go inside me" or something similar and flash it that way. Sometimes when I'm installing roms for reviews that's how I have to do it
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already tried that
any other ideas
czausmouse said:
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Can you get into recovery at all?
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yes i can. i just tried taking the app out of the cwm zip and using package installer but that didn't work either
czausmouse said:
yes i can. i just tried taking the app out of the cwm zip and using package installer but that didn't work either
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Try what I said. Go into recovery then go to install zip from SD card then find clockwork mod folder it should be in there install the zip from there if all else fails find the market apk online. I suggest 4shared just type in apk. Android market
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fixed it you have to manually mount system in cwm.
czausmouse said:
fixed it you have to manually mount system in cwm.
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That's what I was trying to explain to you
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That's what I was trying to explain to you
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You never said you mount system. I've never had to do anything special to flash anything. I'M A NOOB!!!!
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Can anyone tell me how to fix this? I should only be using 5.5gbs rather than 11.
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Can anyone tell me how to fix this? I should only be using 5.5gbs rather than 11.
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Did you just come from a 4.1.2 rom? If so use grab a file manager from the market and look under /data/media/.
If you switched to a 4.2 and up rom, you will see /data/media/0(this is your NEW home directory and all your data is hiding in /data/media/.
Simply move everything to /0 and your space will be correct again.
I did a full wipe into 4.3. Will your solution rectify the issue still?
Edit: I deleted the folder because i had no need for anything there. Do i have to Do this everytime i install a 4.2+ rom?
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jesusishere said:
I did a full wipe into 4.3. Will your solution rectify the issue still?
Edit: I deleted the folder because i had no need for anything there. Do i have to Do this everytime i install a 4.2+ rom?
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Only if you go back to a 4.1 rom, its a google thing I am not versed enough in, but hopefully it helped you out. You can do some reading up if you so choose. Because 4.2 introduced users, they had to make a change to file structure to support it if I am not mistaken.
Did it fix the issue?
Edit: Which folder did you delete?
Yeah I've noticed it messed where I had to point rom toolbox for backups.
I deleted media folder in data. Rebooted. Reloaded some apps that were affected by it. It seemed to get rid of the files in my 0/Legacy/SD and one more folder, finally freeing up my phone. Thanks for the help!
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Yeah I've noticed it messed where I had to point rom toolbox for backups.
I deleted media folder in data. Rebooted. Reloaded some apps that were affected by it. It seemed to get rid of the files in my 0/Legacy/SD and one more folder, finally freeing up my phone. Thanks for the help!
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Hello Sir I'm in the same situation. So all I need to do to get straight is go to data media and delete the media file. Then reboot and I'll be straight.
I'm aware all my pictures and stuff will be gone but that's OK. Will I still have my recovery. If so it would probably be wise to make a nandroid now. Correct. Thank you for any help.
As the title states in unable to delete files from my internal memory. I'm not sure if it has to do with trying one of the aosp builds or what. I've checked permissions they are all set correctly and I'm stumped. Anyone else had this issue?
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wormy987123 said:
As the title states in unable to delete files from my internal memory. I'm not sure if it has to do with trying one of the aosp builds or what. I've checked permissions they are all set correctly and I'm stumped. Anyone else had this issue?
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What rom are you running, file manager are you using, are you rooted, do you have recovery, what kernel do you have?
We can help once the additional info is provided.
Plus, this belongs in the Q&A forum.
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Restored to stock. Tried root browser and esfile Explorer. Yes I'm rooted. Twrp recovery newest. Stock kernal
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wormy987123 said:
Restored to stock. Tried root browser and esfile Explorer. Yes I'm rooted. Twrp recovery newest. Stock kernal
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Try using root explorer or es file manager, granting super user permissions (in es you'll see it on the left tab under the heading "root permissions" with an on/off button) and navigating to your internal. Try moving a file around, or creating a folder. See if you are prompted to mount your internal memory.
If your internal memory is write protected for some reason, you should be able to copy a file to your external storage or computer, but any write operations, including downloading pics from the Internet, downloads from the Play Store, all would fail).
Now try it with the built in file browser that came with the stock rom.
Report back.
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I gave up and transferred my backup to the computer then used Odin to restore stock. I rooted and installed recovery again then restored my backup and all is good. I tried everything with ES File Explorer and still same thing. Thanks for the help
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wormy987123 said:
I gave up and transferred my backup to the computer then used Odin to restore stock. I rooted and installed recovery again then restored my backup and all is good. I tried everything with ES File Explorer and still same thing. Thanks for the help
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That was, unfortunately, the consensus solution. Glad you're back, but real pain it sounds.
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It wasn't too bad only took around 30 minutes minus downloading updates to all my apps.
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I have a file in my /data/data folder that is causing a ton of problems and will not delete through root explorer. There is something inside the folder keeping if from deleting. When I restart the phone, the renamed file goes back to the original file name. How can I force delete this file?
its /data/data/com.android.browser
TIA.
ufkal said:
I have a file in my /data/data folder that is causing a ton of problems and will not delete through root explorer. There is something inside the folder keeping if from deleting. When I restart the phone, the renamed file goes back to the original file name. How can I force delete this file?
its /data/data/com.android.browser
TIA.
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You try deleting in recovery? Mount system in TWRP go to advance. .file explorer.. go to directory data/data/com.android.browser..Select it and delete
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You try deleting in recovery? Mount system in TWRP go to advance. .file explorer.. go to directory data/data/com.android.browser..Select it and delete
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Ok,
Giving that a try right now. I never even thought to use TWRP for that. Brilliant. so I get to that spot...and as I type its been on a deleting dialog for a couple of moments, but this is what came up when I selected delete:
"Updating partition details...
E:error opening '/data/data/com.android.browser.
E: Error: Too many open files
Recovery rebooted after about 5 minutes and the file is still there. This file is stubborn. But it has to be the one causing the issues.
BTW, I appreciate your help in this.
ufkal said:
Ok,
Giving that a try right now. I never even thought to use TWRP for that. Brilliant. so I get to that spot...and as I type its been on a deleting dialog for a couple of moments, but this is what came up when I selected delete:
"Updating partition details...
E:error opening '/data/data/com.android.browser.
E: Error: Too many open files
Recovery rebooted after about 5 minutes and the file is still there. This file is stubborn. But it has to be the one causing the issues.
BTW, I appreciate your help in this.
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No problem. I have been doing some reading.. doesn't look like there is a solution besides odin back to stock and then re unlocking..
Have you tried to format data? In twrp there is an option..
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lacoursiere18 said:
No problem. I have been doing some reading.. doesn't look like there is a solution besides odin back to stock and then re unlocking..
Have you tried to format data? In twrp there is an option..
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I have tried to format data, but I will again tonight when I'm not having to use my phone for anything. And then...I will odin back to stock. because I think this is one of those situations.
Thanks you very much for you help! I really really appreciate it!
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I have tried to format data, but I will again tonight when I'm not having to use my phone for anything. And then...I will odin back to stock. because I think this is one of those situations.
Thanks you very much for you help! I really really appreciate it!
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Yea just confirmed with deck who had this issue as well.. need to odin back to stock.. partial data brick.. and when you get unlocked.. do not flash latest twrp..use 2.6. Something..Or the one that casual puts on your phone
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Thanks! Ive taken the plunge. Got back yo stock now fighting root. Then back to Nebula!
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And I've started getting the too many files open error when I went to run a Nandroid backup last night. UGGG!!!
Either:
I'm doing something wrong,
I've got an app that is doing bad things to my phone,
or my phone is giving out.
I wonder if I've just flashed too much.
ufkal said:
And I've started getting the too many files open error when I went to run a Nandroid backup last night. UGGG!!!
Either:
I'm doing something wrong,
I've got an app that is doing bad things to my phone,
or my phone is giving out.
I wonder if I've just flashed too much.
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I always wondering about flashing to much too lol.. I did until I fried my eMMC. Then replaced it..
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lacoursiere18 said:
I always wondering about flashing to much too lol.. I did until I fried my eMMC. Then replaced it..
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My wife has told me if I don't quit "borking" my phone from flashing she's going to buy me an IPhone. The horror!
ufkal said:
My wife has told me if I don't quit "borking" my phone from flashing she's going to buy me an IPhone. The horror!
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Then you'll just jailbreak it and so the same
My wife said the same thing but she wouldn't buy me an IPhone, I would just be without a phone
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lacoursiere18 said:
Then you'll just jailbreak it and so the same
My wife said the same thing but she wouldn't buy me an IPhone, I would just be without a phone
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Got it returned to stock, rooted, updated and backed up all before the first period of Playoff hockey was done. Now to flash the latest N3bula during intermission.
As always, Thanks lacoursiere18. I appreciate it
thanks for the post sucks about this news. You all said you think it is recovery related? and not browser related.
Hi all Im looking for some assistance with this issue please.
My problem...
no write access to int. sd when I had it prior to installing a modded obb file. (I think)
I can not move any file or folder with any file manager
camera will not store pics to int sd or display any pics in the gallery
No app with a obb file will install from the play store and gives error code (911)
Flashing a stock lollipop tar fails in odin.
What I have tried....
I have restored different 4 back ups. (stock rooted lp. sacs darklord and norma)
I tried to flash lollipop tar in odin and it failed.
I ran a command with a terminal emulator said to fix my situation.
I am currently back on sacs darklord rom via a back up and I can write to int. sd with my laptop.
Idk what command you tried but this helped me in the past with that issue.
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Try this go to the playstore and get Terminal Emulator. In Terminal type:
(su)
then grant supersu. Next line type:
(restorecon -Rv /data/media)
It should do the trick it worked for me. And of course type in without brackets.
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Idk what command you tried but this helped me in the past with that issue.
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thanks for the reply but that is the same 1 I tried
What did it do after you put that in?
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What did it do after you put that in?
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I hit enter and some text was displayed then I exited out of the terminal emu. and checked to see if it worked, obviously it did not.
I know it sounds to basic but try it again and reboot after typing that again. I've had the issue since 5.0 came to our devices. If i tried to change roms i had to do it or if i changed rom base like cm or tw.
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I know it sounds to basic but try it again and reboot after typing that again. I've had the issue since 5.0 came to our devices. If i tried to change roms i had to do it or if i changed rom base like cm or tw.
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I tried your suggestion and still no luck. Thanks again for your assistance.