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Hello all dev's,
I get really frustrated on most of the ROM's because I get always some applications that I cannot remove manually.
It can be a lot of applications in the "official Froyo+sense" ROM like plurk, Facebook, etc.. Amazon in CyanogenMod, or other stuffs in other ROMs.
Why the hell don't you automatically allow us to remove ALL non essential apps from the settings/applications/manage applications? I have seen that you are able to do that.
Is there a technological reason? Why do you move some applications and not all?
Is that a space matter? A performance or technological reason?
I feel really frustrated on each ROM because I have to always use "adb shell rm system/app/*.apk" and plug my device on the computer.
Please answer me.
Thanks.
Profete162
Can't answer the question but good call.
personally I think all ROMS should come with Titanium backup and Rom Manager. but everything else should be user modifiable.
Profete162: you could open the zip prior to install and delete the apps you don't want then flash?
Exactly that - open the ZIP and remove what you don't want. It's the first thing I do with a new ROM and I also add what I do wanna use so it can't get deleted. Hell of a lot easier than adb
EddyOS said:
Exactly that - open the ZIP and remove what you don't want. It's the first thing I do with a new ROM and I also add what I do wanna use so it can't get deleted. Hell of a lot easier than adb
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Yes, but it took maybe 10 minuts for maybe 2.000 users of the ROM or more if the ROM is Cyanogen.
It's a waste of 20.000 minuts for the world.. and we have to do that on each update.flash lol
When the dev with it's experience have only 2 minuts maybe to do that.
I understand that that's not a really big problem and the dev's have a lot of things to keep in mind, baut may be a good suggestion I hope for the next ROMS
profete162 said:
Yes, but it took maybe 10 minuts for maybe 2.000 users of the ROM or more if the ROM is Cyanogen.
It's a waste of 20.000 minuts for the world.. and we have to do that on each update.flash lol
When the dev with it's experience have only 2 minuts maybe to do that.
I understand that that's not a really big problem and the dev's have a lot of things to keep in mind, baut may be a good suggestion I hope for the next ROMS
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The Devs have to cater for everyone. Some people need those apps and would ditch the ROM if they were removed. If you don't need them just open the zip and remove them. It's not as if it takes more than 2 minutes.
To be fair, this post is just highlighting your laziness to open up an zip manager and press delete a few times. Dev's have to cater for everyone, not just you.
7pellc said:
To be fair, this post is just highlighting your laziness to open up an zip manager and press delete a few times. Dev's have to cater for everyone, not just you.
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That's exactly why I ask to Move all the apps in the deletable section. So easier work for the dev's and no complain!!!
That's a request that would fit everyone!
abc27 said:
Some people need those apps and would ditch the ROM if they were removed.
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I want to delete them but allow to delete them. I think it's a fair question and you havn't understood the meaning of my request. I would like to add the possibility to remove them, just that.
I don't understand why question sound stupid to you!
The dev's are adding the old app2sd, spare parts, and some apps that it take 2 minuts to add too! So why my request is different from other?
profete162 said:
That's exactly why I ask to Move all the apps in the deletable section. So easier work for the dev's and no complain!!!
That's a request that would fit everyone!
I want to delete them but allow to delete them. I think it's a fair question and you havn't understood the meaning of my request. I would like to add the possibility to remove them, just that.
I don't understand why question sound stupid to you!
The dev's are adding the old app2sd, spare parts, and some apps that it take 2 minuts to add too! So why my request is different from other?
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Those 'non essential' apps are essential to some of us. So why take them out??
It's so much easier to remove apps than it is to add them back in. Just remove them from the zip file as said if you don't like them before you flash.
And why the attitude? Questions that start 'Why the hell ...' and statements like 'I'm so frustrated ....' Mate - get a grip. Relax. It's a phone. You can remove the apps and if not just ignore them.
profete162 said:
That's exactly why I ask to Move all the apps in the deletable section. So easier work for the dev's and no complain!!!
That's a request that would fit everyone!
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The issue is that moving it into a user partition is then consuming valuable application space, and the spare space in /system is then effectively wasted.
If it's an issue, why not delete the apps from the zip yourself and then post your stripped down ROM, saving 19990 minutes!
Regards,
Dave
profete162 said:
Hello all dev's,
I get really frustrated on most of the ROM's because I get always some applications that I cannot remove manually.
It can be a lot of applications in the "official Froyo+sense" ROM like plurk, Facebook, etc.. Amazon in CyanogenMod, or other stuffs in other ROMs.
Why the hell don't you automatically allow us to remove ALL non essential apps from the settings/applications/manage applications? I have seen that you are able to do that.
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You could always make your own roms, that way it would be catered to your needs
You are right, " you have just to make your own ROM" is the universal solution.
Sorry for my question/request, I was just looking for a solution to make the Rom more open without adding stuff.
Sorry for my post and have a good day.
You can let it go through the "forgotten posts"
I understand your request and must agree to some extent, it would be nice to have the apps a place where we can choose wheter to keep or not without having to use usb/computer or per delete every zip
But ofc just the non essential ones
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App
U cant odex Apps in data Partition so it saves ALOT of space to store Apps (odexed) in system.
brumle80 said:
I understand your request and must agree to some extent, it would be nice to have the apps a place where we can choose wheter to keep or not without having to use usb/computer or per delete every zip
But ofc just the non essential ones
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App
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It's called a kitchen - MoDaCo's kitchens already do this.
Regards,
Dave
Few little facts an reasons why,
The andoid system its self depends on a lot of apps that are and should be stored in /system.
We cannot modify /system easily as HTC Locked write access to the /system partition. (we only have partial root access, this is why you guys are having issues with titanium)
apk.s in /data cannot be odexed in the same way and would use twice as much space if stored in /data.
hope this gives you a better understanding.. Dont flame the Devs
Can we please get this thread closed...
Anyway u can check out my Rom? Lols. I should be always be releasing 2 version of the rom for all of my updates if time let me.. 1 full 1 bare minimum lite version rom.
Sent from my HTC Desire
LeeDroid said:
Few little facts an reasons why,
The andoid system its self depends on a lot of apps that are and should be stored in /system.
We cannot modify /system easily as HTC Locked write access to the /system partition. (we only have partial root access, this is why you guys are having issues with titanium)
apk.s in /data cannot be odexed in the same way and would use twice as much space if stored in /data.
hope this gives you a better understanding.. Dont flame the Devs
Can we please get this thread closed...
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I would have been so happy if that was the first answer! Thank a lot for the information.
I hope that Plurk, Teeter, etc.. are not essential by the way
diablous said:
Profete162: you could open the zip prior to install and delete the apps you don't want then flash?
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I didnt know it was that easy.
So on DeVillian quick office is already installed and is 5mb.
so do i just delete the apk from the zip and re flash?
If people demand it, I'll write an app to move files from data to system and backwards,
you'll basically be able to choose the app you want to move and then the phone reboots to recovery and moves the chosen apps to the destination you want it to be.
I even thought about odexing apps and removing the dex files from the apks.
So if people want it I'll probably start writing the code on sunday.
+1 for beidl
Version 3-1
I made a small CWM zip file to remove 56 system apps
that i don't use.
ONLY FOR SGS2
My script removes TouchWiz (I don't like it, it looks to much like the iphone)
The script will NOT make a backup before removing the apks
Will delete the odex files if present
Will install LauncherPro and ADW.Launcher
Will update the market apk to the latest version
just move the .zip to /sdcard
then update with ClockworkMod Recovery
-------------------------- this is the programs it removes --------------------------
delete("/system/app/AccuWeatherDaemonService.apk");
delete("/system/app/AnalogClock.apk");
delete("/system/app/BuddiesNow.apk");
delete("/system/app/ChocoEUKor.apk");
delete("/system/app/Days.apk");
delete("/system/app/DigitalClock.apk");
delete("/system/app/Dlna.apk");
delete("/system/app/DualClock.apk");
delete("/system/app/EmailWidget.apk");
delete("/system/app/GameHub.apk");
delete("/system/app/GenieWidget.apk");
delete("/system/app/Gmail.apk");
delete("/system/app/Kies.apk");
delete("/system/app/KiesAir.apk");
delete("/system/app/kieswifi.apk");
delete("/system/app/Kobo.apk");
delete("/system/app/Maps.apk");
delete("/system/app/Memo.apk");
delete("/system/app/Microbesgl.apk");
delete("/system/app/MiniDiary.apk");
delete("/system/app/MtpApplication.apk");
delete("/system/app/MusicHub_U1.apk");
delete("/system/app/PhotoRetouching.apk");
delete("/system/app/PressReader.apk");
delete("/system/app/Protips.apk");
delete("/system/app/ReadersHub.apk");
delete("/system/app/SamsungApps.apk");
delete("/system/app/SamsungAppsUNA3.apk");
delete("/system/app/SamsungAppsUNAService.apk");
delete("/system/app/SamsungIM.apk");
delete("/system/app/SamsungWidget_News.apk");
delete("/system/app/SamsungWidget_ProgramMonitor.apk");
delete("/system/app/SamsungWidget_StockClock.apk");
delete("/system/app/SamsungWidget_WeatherClock.apk");
delete("/system/app/SecretWallpaper1.apk");
delete("/system/app/SecretWallpaper2.apk");
delete("/system/app/signin.apk");
delete("/system/app/SnsAccountFb.apk");
delete("/system/app/SnsAccountLi.apk");
delete("/system/app/SnsAccountMs.apk");
delete("/system/app/SnsAccountTw.apk");
delete("/system/app/SnsDisclaimer.apk");
delete("/system/app/SnsImageCache.apk");
delete("/system/app/SnsProvider.apk");
delete("/system/app/SocialHub.apk");
delete("/system/app/Street.apk");
delete("/system/app/Swype.apk");
delete("/system/app/Talk.apk");
delete("/system/app/Talk2.apk");
delete("/system/app/Tasks.apk");
delete("/system/app/TasksProvider.apk");
delete("/system/app/TouchWiz30Launcher.apk");
delete("/system/app/VideoEditor.apk");
delete("/system/app/VoiceSearch.apk");
delete("/system/app/VoiceToGo.apk");
delete("/system/app/YouTube.apk");
delete("/system/app/Zinio.apk");
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--- change log ---
v.3-1
changed "Kieswifi" to "kieswifi"
v.3
no more backup
now with CWM
now installs 2 launcher
updated Market apk
v.2
fixed market issues
will now make a backup in "/sdcard/FGBR_BKP"
v.1
initial release
View attachment FGBWRv.3-1.zip
View attachment FGBWRv.3.zip
View attachment fgbwr_v.2.zip
View attachment fgbwr.zip
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Thank you very much, this will be very useful for me.
I usually remove the unwanted apks manually before flashing, this will save a lot of time and messing.
is it possible if i modify the script so i get to keep some apps, i.e. touchwiz?
That's what I'll be doing, I use gmail so il just delete that line from the script.
Sure you can...
zidane said:
is it possible if i modify the script so i get to keep some apps, i.e. touchwiz?
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Yes it is posible to select only the apps that you want to remove, but you have to be careful as some apps depend on others to work correctly.
zidane said:
is it possible if i modify the script so i get to keep some apps, i.e. touchwiz?
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Edit it with Notepad or another text file editor!
excellent! thank you for this~
some easy way to do it?????
i dont know how to do it with ADB commands :/
I've ran the script and now my market wont work anymore.. ive also removed the cache.. still nothing, any suggestions?
get a market.apk and install it!
should works
FredericGervais said:
I made a small script to remove 47 system apps
that i don't use.
rm /system/app/Swype.apk
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If you're deleting Swype may as well delete 'libSwypecore.so' in /system/lib
is it possible if i modify the script so i get to keep some apps, i.e. touchwiz?
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yes, you can just edit the script with notepad and delete the lines you want
edit : sorry, didn't see it was already answered
Not so good...
Hello there,
Good idea regarding getting rid of some of the samsung bloatware but I dont think you should be deleting the 'googleframework.apk' as doing so will disable the google login and therefore access to your calender/email/tasks and the market will be disabled too...
It also deletes your google contacts and calendar sync, hmm serves me right for not checking exactly what is being deleted but I think you should post a warning on the first post !
tasty_boy said:
get a market.apk and install it!
should works
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Same for me It delete my google account apk (= market don't work) and messed up lots of stuff !!
It is easier to freeze the apps you don`t want in Root uninstaller
I will post a fix for the market
FredericGervais said:
I will post a fix for the market
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Just remove the Google apk's in your script and it will be done I think!
that's what I did and a little more (backup)
ADB is difficult for a lot of users, but the script is extremely useful!
Any other way to do it, like an apk perhaps???
giokou said:
ADB is difficult for a lot of users, but the script is extremely useful!
Any other way to do it, like an apk perhaps???
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I will think about it
The Script is updated
The Script being converted to CWM is making things much quicker and easier
I've looked but I would really like to find a complete list of what all the apk files are along with what they represent in Gingerbread 2.3.x.
Mainly for the purpose of replacing /system/app files with versions out of necessity or for purely esthetic reasons.
Ummm maybe read calks bare rom converter?
That is only a list of stripped apps from his rom. I would like a list of all the apk files AND what they represent.
For instance, Camera.APK is the Camera App (pretty obvious).
However, ChocoEUKor.APK is not as obvious.
tdunham said:
That is only a list of stripped apps from his rom. I would like a list of all the apk files AND what they represent.
For instance, Camera.APK is the Camera App (pretty obvious).
However, ChocoEUKor.APK is not as obvious.
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I'm pretty sure Choco is a pre installed font.
Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2 Beta-5
Mimis_69 said:
I'm pretty sure Choco is a pre installed font.
Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2 Beta-5
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It is. There was a list online I found a while back but can't remember the website now. Google Samsung apk list and it should get you started on your hunt.
scarmon25 said:
It is. There was a list online I found a while back but can't remember the website now. Google Samsung apk list and it should get you started on your hunt.
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It's a tough search. There are plenty of bloatware removal lists but not a complete apk list with descriptions.
I'll keep looking thanks.
Here are two list that I just made of the system app folder of EL29 Gingerbread Stock rom. Hope this helps.
They are in a zip file. One is a .csv and the other is a .pdf. If you need them in another format let me know. It does not tell the function of all files but has a list of them.
lostcausenjtown said:
Here are two list that I just made of the system app folder of EL29 Gingerbread Stock rom. Hope this helps.
They are in a zip file. One is a .csv and the other is a .pdf. If you need them in another format let me know. It does not tell the function of all files but has a list of them.
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Sent you a PM too.
Thanks for the list but can you reupload it for me please? The zip is corrupted. This happens once in a while, I've gotten into the habbit of previewing the post and downloading the file to make sure its ok before submitting the post.
tdunham said:
Sent you a PM too.
Thanks for the list but can you reupload it for me please? The zip is corrupted. This happens once in a while, I've gotten into the habbit of previewing the post and downloading the file to make sure its ok before submitting the post.
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Ok sorry about that. I am uploading again to this post. I used winrar this time. Hopefully it works. I will test it before posting but just let me know if it doesn't work for you.
EDIT: I tested and it opened fine this time around. Sorry to the mishap.
Samsung Galaxy S3 Ultimate Kernel Cleaning Script
WHAT UKC DOES
The script cleans the left over files of a kernel, to prevent issues or compatibility problems when switching between kernels, kinda like Ccleaner for windows.
It does a cache wipe / dalvik cache wipe and a few other operations, basically it does the maintenance job for you, no need to manually do those tasks before flashing a new kernel.
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Operations performed:
Formatting cache partition
Wiping Dalvik-Cache
Deleting old kernel settings files
Cleaning up old Modules
Formatting cache for Security Purpose
Wiping Dalvik-Cache for Security Purpose
COMPATIBILITY
ROMs:
Any ICS based ROM
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DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL
http://www.mediafire.com/?84iepdalivol76q
Installation guide:
Download the zip file from the link above.
Place the file on your internal SD-CARD.
Restart to ClockWorkMod Recovery.
Install the zip like any other package.
Install the Kernel of your choice.
Reboot the device.
DONE!
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DON'T FORGET TO SAY THANKS TO Mecss AND MadMurdoc !
Can you make a small correction in the first post?
It should be Galaxy S3 and Galaxy 3 because there is another phone called Galaxy 3 (GT-I5800)
123shree said:
Can you make a small correction in the first post?
It should be Galaxy S3 and Galaxy 3 because there is another phone called Galaxy 3 (GT-I5800)
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thank u my friend fogot about that
Is the lack of download link to emphasise how useless this is?
Due to an inability to provide a download link - thread closed and moved to Themes and Apps. This is also not Development.
EDIT: Thread reopened since download link is now available
Hacre said:
Is the lack of download link to emphasise how useless this is?
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its only just been unlocked so i can give a download link it was't useless on sg2
Nvm
Sent from my GT-I9300 using xda premium
Must have it !
Thank you senior !
Hello guys,
here is the ultimate-kernel-cleaning-script for the sgs3.
The changelog is the same like sgs2 now but if you have kernel parameters from other kernels as sgs2, I would be glad when you post it here...
first post updated with link enjoy
mecss said:
Hello guys,
here is the ultimate-kernel-cleaning-script for the sgs3.
The changelog is the same like sgs2 now but if you have kernel parameters from other kernels as sgs2, I would be glad when you post it here...
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buster041284 said:
first post updated with link enjoy
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I am confused here. Who wrote this placebo script?
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda premium
jerdog said:
I am confused here. Who wrote this placebo script?
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda premium
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i ported it from sg1 to sg2 and mecss corrected the stuff to work on sg2 & sg3 so mecss makes the script i share it
I have written it and why should be it placebo. Please dont talk such useless things when you dont know about it... It is not fine to talk something bad. Use it or let it...
mecss said:
I have written it and why should be it placebo. Please dont talk such useless things when you dont know about it... It is not fine to talk something bad. Use it or let it...
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Really? REALLY?
I've just looked at it and it took me a minute to stop laughing long enough to post.
Ok people, here's the low down.
ui_print("Formatting Cache Partition");
delete_recursive("/cache");
Why?
ui_print("Wiping Dalvik Cache");
delete_recursive("/data/dalvik-cache");
What the christ? Why? What has dalvik got to do with kernels? PRECISELY NOTHING. Why are you making the boot time longer than it needs to be?
So far, we're doing things not related to kernels, that people can do themselves via recovery.
Code:
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S91voltctrl");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S98bolt_siyah");
delete_recursive("/sbin/siyah");
delete_recursive("/data/.siyah");
delete_recursive("/system/.siyah");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/01siyah");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S_volt_scheduler");
delete_recursive("/data/void-settings");
delete("/res/misc/void");
delete("/system/bin/void");
delete("/xbin/bin/void");
delete("/res/misc/NEAK-Downloader.apk");
delete_recursive("/data/neak");
delete("/res/neak.extra");
delete_recursive("/sbin/near");
delete("/system/etc/lionheart");
delete("/system/etc/schedmc");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/cpufreq");
delete("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings");
delete_recursive("/system/.androidmeda");
delete_recursive("/data/data/net.fluxi.xxTweaker");
delete_recursive("/data/data/net.fluxi.xxTweak/");
delete("/data/app/net.fluxi.xxTweaker-1.apk");
delete("/data/.notweaker");
delete_recursive("/data/.Abyss/");
delete_recursive("/system/.Abyss/");
delete("/sbin/ext/abyss.sh");
delete("/res/misc/S90abyss");
delete("/data/data/com.teamblockbuster.thoravukk.app");
delete("/data/app/com.teamblockbuster.thoravukk.app");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/thoravukk");
delete("/data/.thoravukk");
delete_recursive("/data/data/com.teamblockbuster");
delete("/system/litepro");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/99nstools");
delete("/data/user.log");
delete("/system/Hawker.u.copier");
There's a -lot- of stuff there more related to applications on the market rather than kernels. Why are you deleting them?
Especially hilarious is this:
Code:
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/cpufreq");
delete("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings");
Why do you not understand that these files are generated at boot time? They're created based on the kernel running. In fact, deleting these files has no effect whatsoever because when you reboot out of recovery THEY ARE GONE ANYWAY, to be replaced by whatever kernel boots under a normal boot.
You clearly do not understand this. I could go even further into how utterly retarded this zip file's existence is, but to do so is a severe devaluation of my time because of just how hilariously a waste of time your "tool" or "kernel cleaner" is. You haven't the first clue of what you're doing so why are you encouraging people to download and use this crap, which is at worst a detriment to their system and themselves and at best does nothing of value at all?
I mean you don't even clear out old modules!
Hacre said:
Really? REALLY?
I've just looked at it and it took me a minute to stop laughing long enough to post.
Ok people, here's the low down.
ui_print("Formatting Cache Partition");
delete_recursive("/cache");
Why?
ui_print("Wiping Dalvik Cache");
delete_recursive("/data/dalvik-cache");
What the christ? Why? What has dalvik got to do with kernels? PRECISELY NOTHING. Why are you making the boot time longer than it needs to be?
So far, we're doing things not related to kernels, that people can do themselves via recovery.
Code:
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S91voltctrl");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S98bolt_siyah");
delete_recursive("/sbin/siyah");
delete_recursive("/data/.siyah");
delete_recursive("/system/.siyah");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/01siyah");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S_volt_scheduler");
delete_recursive("/data/void-settings");
delete("/res/misc/void");
delete("/system/bin/void");
delete("/xbin/bin/void");
delete("/res/misc/NEAK-Downloader.apk");
delete_recursive("/data/neak");
delete("/res/neak.extra");
delete_recursive("/sbin/near");
delete("/system/etc/lionheart");
delete("/system/etc/schedmc");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/cpufreq");
delete("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings");
delete_recursive("/system/.androidmeda");
delete_recursive("/data/data/net.fluxi.xxTweaker");
delete_recursive("/data/data/net.fluxi.xxTweak/");
delete("/data/app/net.fluxi.xxTweaker-1.apk");
delete("/data/.notweaker");
delete_recursive("/data/.Abyss/");
delete_recursive("/system/.Abyss/");
delete("/sbin/ext/abyss.sh");
delete("/res/misc/S90abyss");
delete("/data/data/com.teamblockbuster.thoravukk.app");
delete("/data/app/com.teamblockbuster.thoravukk.app");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/thoravukk");
delete("/data/.thoravukk");
delete_recursive("/data/data/com.teamblockbuster");
delete("/system/litepro");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/99nstools");
delete("/data/user.log");
delete("/system/Hawker.u.copier");
There's a -lot- of stuff there more related to applications on the market rather than kernels. Why are you deleting them?
Especially hilarious is this:
Code:
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/cpufreq");
delete("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings");
Why do you not understand that these files are generated at boot time? They're created based on the kernel running. In fact, deleting these files has no effect whatsoever because when you reboot out of recovery THEY ARE GONE ANYWAY, to be replaced by whatever kernel boots under a normal boot.
You clearly do not understand this. I could go even further into how utterly retarded this zip file's existence is, but to do so is a severe devaluation of my time because of just how hilariously a waste of time your "tool" or "kernel cleaner" is. You haven't the first clue of what you're doing so why are you encouraging people to download and use this crap, which is at worst a detriment to their system and themselves and at best does nothing of value at all?
I mean you don't even clear out old modules!
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u will have to contact mecss he makes it i only put it on the forum if it is really that bad then a mod should close this i don't know anything about this i just share it for ever one
buster041284 said:
u will have to contact mecss he makes it i only put it on the forum if it is really that bad then a mod should close this i don't know anything about this i just share it for ever one
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That ^ is what is known as "throwing somebody under the bus"
I think the point has been made and this thread can be closed
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I have seen many posts about removing Huawei apps and bloatware. I was curious if removing these apps via adb has any specific effect on the phone operation overall.
Pda23 said:
I have seen many posts about removing Huawei apps and bloatware. I was curious if removing these apps via adb has any specific effect on the phone operation overall.
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I removed a lot and have zero issues. Just don't remove the com.google.phone or you won't have have cell service.
ajsmsg78 said:
I removed a lot and have zero issues. Just don't remove the com.google.phone or you won't have have cell service.
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Please can you put me through how to remove thr bloat wares through adb?
ajsmsg78 said:
I removed a lot and have zero issues. Just don't remove the com.google.phone or you won't have have cell service.
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Perhaps you can make a thread on what can be removed safely off the device plus the adb commands? That be very useful :good:
turilo said:
Perhaps you can make a thread on what can be removed safely off the device plus the adb commands? That be very useful :good:
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I saved all the package names before I removed any from the L29 to a word doc so I have a full list of packages that I could base a thread of off if the majority wants.
Hi
Hi there
I'm trying to remove the hisearch notice when you scroll down in the home screen do you have the adb command for that would be much appreciated
Thanks
please!
ajsmsg78 said:
I saved all the package names before I removed any from the L29 to a word doc so I have a full list of packages that I could base a thread of off if the majority wants.
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Yes, Please!
theinvid said:
Yes, Please!
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-20-x/how-to/guide-remove-apps-adb-t3870727
turilo said:
Perhaps you can make a thread on what can be removed safely off the device plus the adb commands? That be very useful :good:
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Simple and convenient program Multi-Tool. With it, you can delete applications.
P.S. If you make a mistake and delete the desired application, The full reset on the smartphone will restore everything
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8/development/tool-huawei-multi-tool-team-mt-t3523923
Download: https://pro-teammt.ru/huawei-multi-tool-eng/
turilo said:
Perhaps you can make a thread on what can be removed safely off the device plus the adb commands? That be very useful :good:
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-20-x/help/evr-tl00-ok-google-google-feed-instead-t3873070