Going back to stock.

What you need to do is find out which apps your roomy removed.

Then download the apk files from
http://androidforums.com/droid-x-all-things-root/131207-full-list-apps-apks-removable-non-removable-root.html

Then you will need to open a terminal and install each apk you removed to the /system/app directory.

This happened to me as well so this is how I fixed it.
1.Copy all the apks that you need to install to the root of your sdcard.
2. Screenshot, and print the web page from above and highlight the names of the packages you need.
3. Open terminal
Su (hit enter)
#mount -o remount,rw -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk lp21 /system (hit enter)
chmod 777 /system/apps (hit enter)
cat /sdcard/filename.apk > /system/apps/filename.apk (hit enter)
4. After you have finished installing all the packages, type reboot and press enter.
Hope this helps. Obviously you do this at your own risk. Make sure you spell the package names exactly as they appear.
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That is why you have to reboot. I am not an expert in any right. I was just trying to help. As far as what the redding-7648 is, you could just google it to find out what it is. And yes when you install apps from the market, they are not installed where the default apps are stored. So if you install cityid from market, then did a hard reset. It wouldn't be there. When you perform a hard reset, you are telling your phone to undo all the stuff I have done. So it wipes out all the apps you install, system settings, accounts and so on and so on. Using the method I gave you earlier would add the app to the system, and not the area that gets whipped out during a hard reset. Have you ever noticed that after you are rooted, when you attempt a hard reset, the superuser app is still there? The method I shared with you was pieced together from other post in the lg ally and droidx forums. So the information is available to anyone that can read and understand what they actually need to accomplish. Word of caution: If you ever run into a situation were you have done something that has bricked your phone, sbf files are supposedly there for you to unbrick. However, I attempted to flash the wrong file and I screwed myself. If you try to flash the sbf that is older than the version that was on your device, the flash will be successful, but your phone will still not boot.
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Ok try putting rw,remount instead of remount,rw

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man, this is way more complicated than just sbfing your phone. Follow my tutorial and use the right file, it'll take an hour if you do it right.

all you need to know:
30.04 bootloader - .320 full sbf
30.03 bootloader - 2.2 full sbf or .320 sbf

 

Not sure why you would want to change permisions and groups. I would't go messing with that.

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And what if you already got vzw latest ota to .340? There is not an sbf for that yet. I spent two hours digging through the forums, and found out the hard way. I only had to sbf my phone because after this update, my phone became so slow I couldn't use it. Then guess what, brick a roo. Big red only sent me a replacement because I convinced them I had signal issues.



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I really would not mess with ownership and groups, you are asking for it. The only reason that you chmod the system/apps folder is to write to it. After you reboot, the permission to /system/apps is reset to read only. Groups and file permissions are two separate parts that go together. But you are left to your own devices. If you brick your phone screwing with the file system. Big red will tell you do a hard reset.....oops that don't fix it. Sorry you will have to send it in, also sorry, you will have to pay for the cost of repair. I am just a guy that likes to fix his own problems, usually ones that I have caused. I have learned that you shouldn't remove bloatware, because if Verizon sends out an ota, the update will probably fail. When you get your phone back to stock, just use adw launcher to hide the apps you don't use. Just some friendly advise.

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