App Data - EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I was wondering if there is anyway I can see my app data. Like lets say I have Pinball and I wanted to find my app data that had like my highscores in it, where it be or how would I find it? I have my Evo rooted also.

Why do you want to find it? To back it up?

All app data is in /data/data/<package name>/ or somewhere on the SD card (/sdcard/data/, etc.)

sitlet said:
Why do you want to find it? To back it up?
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Yes.
drmacinyasha said:
All app data is in /data/data/<package name>/ or somewhere on the SD card (/sdcard/data/, etc.)
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How would I find those folders or browse through them?

Misery Ltd said:
Yes.
How would I find those folders or browse through them?
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You can use adb shell, or a file manager like OI File Manager or Root Explorer.

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Sprint TV installable file

Accidentally uninstalled my Sprint TV app from the phone. How can I get it back? Does anyone have the app in an installable file?
Here ya go. Put the widget on here too if you need it.
Sprint TV
I know it is noob question but where do the tv apk's have to be put for them to work?
Johnbhutch said:
I know it is noob question but where do the tv apk's have to be put for them to work?
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anywhere on the sd card will work, use a file explore program like astro and just click the file and hit the install button. make sure first to go under settings-applications and make sure there is a check mark for unknown sources. that lets you install any apk from your sd card.
you could also just push the file usiong adb but thats more complicated if you're new
tkrechel said:
anywhere on the sd card will work, use a file explore program like astro and just click the file and hit the install button. make sure first to go under settings-applications and make sure there is a check mark for unknown sources. that lets you install any apk from your sd card.
you could also just push the file usiong adb but thats more complicated if you're new
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I tried that but I am getting and error when it trys to load I will have to play with it
thanks for the apps I was searcing everywhere for the sprint tv app thanks!!!!!!!!!!
where do we find the Sprint Nav and the voicemail app?
thanks, lets me keep up with the world cup madness

[Q] My app location

Hi all
I've installed an application I've written and it works perfectly on the device..the problem is..where can I find the apk on the device? what's the location?
thanks in advance for the answers
Root -> System -> app
Use OI File Manager.
Mr_JMM said:
Root -> System -> app
Use OI File Manager.
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uhm so I need a rooted device to access this, right? there's no other way?
Sorry, my bad.
I didn't mean you need to root the phone. I meant starting from the directory root.
Using OI File Manager, tap on the home icon "A house" then tap system folder then app folder (should be first).
the apk is stored in /data/app/, app data is stored in /data/data/
Mr_JMM said:
Sorry, my bad.
I didn't mean you need to root the phone. I meant starting from the directory root.
Using OI File Manager, tap on the home icon "A house" then tap system folder then app folder (should be first).
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you need root to view any folders in /system
AndroHero said:
you need root to view any folders in /system
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Cheers. I root phones as soon as I get them so I forget what can and can't be done without it.
AndroHero said:
you need root to view any folders in /system
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can I do something with adb even if I haven't root?
Salv0 said:
can I do something with adb even if I haven't root?
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no only superusers have r/w permission to /system, without root only android system has read permission and no one has write permission lol
Salv0 said:
can I do something with adb even if I haven't root?
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did you look in /data/app/ like i said? it shouldnt be in /system unless you put it there
AndroHero said:
did you look in /data/app/ like i said? it shouldnt be in /system unless you put it there
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It says empty folder

[Q] PVR folder on sd card

I'm trying to clean out my sdcard and noticed a folder called PVR , anyone know what it is, what its for and if I need it? There is tons of stuff in it and it is using a crapload of space..any insight would be excellent...thanks in advance
Bump....somebody anybody???
Have you tried that new Googlie-thingy kids use these days?
http://www.google.com/search?source...=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=a316b5cdb3fe9040
HipKat said:
Have you tried that new Googlie-thingy kids use these days?
http://www.google.com/search?source...=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=a316b5cdb3fe9040
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Sure did..no answer
I would back it up to the computer, delete the folder and see if anything breaks...
what type of files are in the folder?
Do u have DroidTV installed?
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well what exactly is inside of it? DO you have any app that would use a PVR? If not, delete it.

[Q] data app to system app? [fixed] thx guys ^ ^

hello ive checked out the other threads about moving apk files from data to system. I was able to accomplish that however when the apk file is moved. it seems as tho im only moving the installer which just puts the installed app back in data/apps. and not considered a system app.
how do i integrate 3rd party apps into the main system?
Backup the apk to your sd card then move it to system/app, boot into cwm, wipe dalvik, and reboot.
Also make sure to have the system/app mounted in r/w mode.
Root Explorer is agoo and easy tool for this function.
Sent from an Epic with 4G
theduce102 said:
Backup the apk to your sd card then move it to system/app, boot into cwm, wipe dalvik, and reboot.
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thank you
when you mean back the apk to sd card. do you mean the installer that located in the data/apps? copy paste backup or titanium
megabiteg said:
Also make sure to have the system/app mounted in r/w mode.
Root Explorer is agoo and easy tool for this function.
Sent from an Epic with 4G
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omg is it ever XD totally worth the $3
thanks for the advice
Heffboom.Konijn said:
thank you
when you mean back the apk to sd card. do you mean the installer that located in the data/apps? copy paste backup or titanium
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No, like with anttek app manager (found in the market) theres an option when in the app you can scroll through a list of all the apps intalled on your phone, you can tap an app then youll have the option to backup the app and itll save it to your sd card.....
Heffboom.Konijn said:
thank you
when you mean back the apk to sd card. do you mean the installer that located in the data/apps? copy paste backup or titanium
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They both do the same thing so either
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ac16313 said:
They both do the same thing so either
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sweet. thanks guys for all your help. i was able to integrate the apps into the rom and its working very well

[Q] Where are pinned albums (from Play Music) stored on MTP devices such as the GN?

As far as I can tell, it is NOT /mnt/sdcard/Android/data/com.google.android.music/cache/music THANKS!
Druas said:
As far as I can tell, it is NOT /mnt/sdcard/Android/data/com.google.android.music/cache/music THANKS!
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It may be in data. It won't be called anything like your song, artist or album names
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I've got nothing at all in /data? Do I somehow have wrong data folder?
Druas said:
I've got nothing at all in /data? Do I somehow have wrong data folder?
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You need root access to read /data
Found the bastards. Astro was no good (even though phone has root privelages could not figure out how to give them to Astro), so used ES File Explorer and was allowed to enabled root privelages. /data/data/com.google.android.music/files/music

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