Eolly
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he knows cause thats how rooting works man...gosh.that you were (and still are) claiming something to be a fact that no one could possibly know yet.
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he knows cause thats how rooting works man...gosh.that you were (and still are) claiming something to be a fact that no one could possibly know yet.
I just tried it and I got a message sayin my phone was up to date.A very similarly-themed question I have a rooted droid x. I have renamed blockbuster, kindle, amazon mp3, corporate directory, skype, and Verizon voicemail.
Today (all day... for about 8 hours now) I noticed that when I manually check for system updates I get an error message that says "Check for updates was not available at this time. Try again later."
Does simply being rooted and naming a few apk's eliminate the ability to check for updates? I already understand that I will need to unroot and restore the renamed apk's when froyo hits the X.
Or is this just what everyone who has a Droid X is getting at this moment?
It works for me too.I have rooted, have a couple Root only apps and have renamed a few and when I check for update, I get, Your device is up to date! No update necessary at this time... So mixed results.
It works for me too.I have rooted, have a couple Root only apps and have renamed a few and when I check for update, I get, Your device is up to date! No update necessary at this time... So mixed results.
I have Root Explorer and DroCap and that's about it. I haven't renamed any apps. The update thing doesn't give me any error - though I wish Moto/VZW would hurry up and give us a reason to use that system update option!
Works for me. I have rooted apps and renamed about 10 .apk files.
I know this because that how rooting works. You can not install an ota and remain rooted. You can't even install an ota while you are rooted and that is that.