How to add vvm.apk to Gummyjar

[nmodlin]

SO i need to have vvm cause i hate youmail and google voice. Just way to many features( no flaming me). When i go to install the downloaded vvm.apk it always says unsuccesful. How can i add this please?.

[tek1231]

SO i need to have vvm cause i hate youmail and google voice. Just way to many features( no flaming me). When i go to install the downloaded vvm.apk it always says unsuccesful. How can i add this please?.

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I would like to know this as well.

[nybadboy11]

why whats the difference ?

[Digital Cha0s]

i have done this a couple of times after rom installs cant quite remember how but i think there is something the build.prop file blocking you from installing its about 3/4 the way down and have to be changed from true to false and placeing the Vmm.apk in the system/apps folder

[xxheartstrings]

i have done this a couple of times after rom installs cant quite remember how but i think there is something the build.prop file blocking you from installing its about 3/4 the way down and have to be changed from true to false and placeing the Vmm.apk in the system/apps folder

I'd really like to know if this has worked for anyone. I do not like YouMail so far and won't be using Google Voice, either. I'm too new at all of this to be tinkering around in changing things in the ROM, so if anyone has detailed or stepbystep instructions to help a noob like me, that'd be fabulous!

[Digital Cha0s]

sorry can't be more help you can alway make a back up of build.prop by making a copy and renameing it to build.prop.bak fyi
"the value in build.prop where it says something like VVM=true needs to be set to false, then you can grab it from the market.

just searched...
its about 3/4 of the way down, saying vvm is preloaded, change it to false." "all pulled from another post somewhere"
this has worked for me again after changing up to GummyJar 2.5

ohh and change permissions for Vvm.apk in root explorer just ck them all thats what i did and the attached file has everything done but permissions and placement of files goodluck and dont forget to make a backup & reboot
1 mount system/apps R/W
2 place vvm.apk in system/apps
3 change permissions "ck them all even tho the first two user ones and the first 1 on the other 2 should be good"
4 make backup of build.prop you already have by renameing it to build.prop.bak
5 place attached build.prop "came from Droid2" to system or just make a copy of your own open it with notepad on your PC and edit it
6 reboot should be installed in the app drawer

"Just remove the .zip from the file" Goodluck and hope that was detailed enough

[deftdrummer]

Thanks buddy, I used your guide (and your .apk) to restore visual voice mail on my Droid X. If I had to read one more thread saying "just use Google Voice" I was gonna explode.

Simple. Google Voice STILL has the bug where the screen doesn't turn off when you hold it to your face to list to to VM. Not using.

Thanks again for the help.

[Digital Cha0s]

Thanks buddy, I used your guide (and your .apk) to restore visual voice mail on my Droid X. If I had to read one more thread saying "just use Google Voice" I was gonna explode.

Simple. Google Voice STILL has the bug where the screen doesn't turn off when you hold it to your face to list to to VM. Not using.

Thanks again for the help.

yea google voice sucks anyways glad I could help with your Vvm.apk needs

[xxheartstrings]

Anyone have a link to give me a little more detail on editing build.prop? I'm a total newb and I have no idea how to do it. I have root explorer but after that I'm totally clueless. I need my vvm back!!

[deftdrummer]

Anyone have a link to give me a little more detail on editing build.prop? I'm a total newb and I have no idea how to do it. I have root explorer but after that I'm totally clueless. I need my vvm back!!

You won't need to edit the build prop unless you are trying to get the app from the market, however you can manually install using the methods described above.

Just make sure to unzip the app to System>Apps (or drag and drop after zipped). You can also use Root explorer to find the file once its somewhere on your SD card, then long press, select move, then navigate to System>Apps and paste the file there.

Then, you want to install using the DX built in installer or I believe root explorer has an installer built in as well. Select OK and after it installs long click the file and select "permissions" with root explorer.

Next, make sure all check boxes are clicked and hit OK. Reboot your phone and visual voicemail should not be an app in the app drawer and also linked via the dialpad on the DX.