The LG Optimus One Thread
AndroidFan
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I think unless CM9 comes out, no point in shifting to the new baseband... its too much trouble... CM7 as it is now (A8) is good enough for everybody...
Though many things have been changed. But still I'm personally preferring to stay on A8.
May be will try the next release..
May be will try the next release..
Hello everybody...
This is me. Vyom. A survival from the initial phase of rooting and playing with CWM recovery.
Later, I was able to successfully take a Nandroid backup using TWRP recovery, thanks to sam.
But I am still stuck. I don't get it why even after rooting I am unable to uninstall the apps which came with the box. I thought after I root, I would have the supreme power to do whatever I want.
This is me. Vyom. A survival from the initial phase of rooting and playing with CWM recovery.
Later, I was able to successfully take a Nandroid backup using TWRP recovery, thanks to sam.
But I am still stuck. I don't get it why even after rooting I am unable to uninstall the apps which came with the box. I thought after I root, I would have the supreme power to do whatever I want.
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
yes you can but to do that you need some extra bloatware to be installed in your mobile i.e. titanium backup. i think you have already installed it.
Yeah, already installed it!
Figured this out after I watched a video on Titanium backup, that preloaded apps can be uninstalled using it.
But I was expecting after we have root access, we can uninstall it just like we do the normal apps.
Manufacturers have Really tried to bind their apps along with their device. Sorry LG. Bye bye "Bollywoodji" !!!
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Ok, Done with the Titanium backup. Just wanted to confirm something.
After finishing the "Backup all user apps + system data", the folder size of TitaniumBackup turns out to be just 55.26 MB. It looks really low, considering the size of TWRP folder which is 345.38 MB after the Nandroid backup.
Just curious, does it look normal?
Figured this out after I watched a video on Titanium backup, that preloaded apps can be uninstalled using it.
But I was expecting after we have root access, we can uninstall it just like we do the normal apps.
Manufacturers have Really tried to bind their apps along with their device. Sorry LG. Bye bye "Bollywoodji" !!!
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Ok, Done with the Titanium backup. Just wanted to confirm something.
After finishing the "Backup all user apps + system data", the folder size of TitaniumBackup turns out to be just 55.26 MB. It looks really low, considering the size of TWRP folder which is 345.38 MB after the Nandroid backup.
Just curious, does it look normal?
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
yes. its perfectly normal.
nandroid backup = android os + all the apps & everything your mobile have.
titanium backup = crapwares you have uninstalled.
nandroid backup = android os + all the apps & everything your mobile have.
titanium backup = crapwares you have uninstalled.
Is that a typo? :/
Also, I haven't uninstalled any apps till now. Wanted to do a Titanium backup before. But that difference in size has really amazed me. I am in doubt whether the backup was complete, or it was interrupted in between.
Can I just rename the TitaniumBackup folder to TitaniumBackup2, and then do a fresh new backup?
prateek_san
Phenom II X4 920 Owner
guys is there proper guide how i can update my phone to CM7. Im a novice in these areas ... currently im running Gingerbread 2.3.3 with software version LG-P500-V20e ... im a bit confused with different basebands .... any help on this is appreciated .. thanks
My phone is not rooted.
My phone is not rooted.
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
there are ton of guide in XDA but if you want a guide from rooting, installing custom recovery right to finish installing a rom in extremely simple language, wait a few more hours.
ok, or the one you want to uninstall.
yup. just when you want to restore apps in a fresh new rom, create a titaniumbackup folder & dump all your backup in that folder. titanium backup will recognize it & show the list.
but the size is perfect. a rom usually weights in at 125Mb & apps around 2-3Mb. so ~10 apps = 25Mb or so. so rom + apps = 150Mb. hence large nandroid backup.
either you can downgrade baseband & use any of the CM7 derived roms or try the new official Cyanogenmod 7.2 that supports only new baseband mobiles i.e. yours.
ok, or the one you want to uninstall.
yup. just when you want to restore apps in a fresh new rom, create a titaniumbackup folder & dump all your backup in that folder. titanium backup will recognize it & show the list.
but the size is perfect. a rom usually weights in at 125Mb & apps around 2-3Mb. so ~10 apps = 25Mb or so. so rom + apps = 150Mb. hence large nandroid backup.
either you can downgrade baseband & use any of the CM7 derived roms or try the new official Cyanogenmod 7.2 that supports only new baseband mobiles i.e. yours.
So, I just did that, and the results are out. The new TitaniumBackup folder is 176.15 MB (compared to just 56 before). So, of course the backup process was interrupted before, mysteriously.
Btw, can someone tell me what app is used to show the following Graph about battery stats: Unable to find the name of it:
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AndroidFan
Peak Oil is real!
Go to Menu >> Settings >> About Phone >> Battery Use
Click on the graph to enlarge...
Alternately, you can Long Press on your Desktop >> Shortcut >> Settings... Then select battery use to put an icon directly on your desktop...
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
or maybe this is not available in official rom
how many apps you have taken backup of? 100?
how many apps you have taken backup of? 100?
That's sad. I wanted to take benchmarks of the battery backups using different settings.
Here are the numbers written in front of each options:
Backup all user apps: 42
Backup all system data: 110
Backup all user apps + system data: 152
I have 42 installed apps and 48 inbuilt one.
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
so you have backup all 90 apps?
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
you have backup only the apps that you have downloaded. not the preinstalled apps like bollywood ji, PNR checker.
Another good news
If you want to try CM7 Official Nightly builds, no need to change baseband..!!
Just flash this fix [Fixed & kernel] Old baseband fixed and cm kernel [data,camera works] - xda-developers
Enjoy
If you want to try CM7 Official Nightly builds, no need to change baseband..!!
Just flash this fix [Fixed & kernel] Old baseband fixed and cm kernel [data,camera works] - xda-developers
Enjoy
