Just wanting to know if anyone has a good list of things to uninstall after rooting your phone. Or anything else to free up some internal memory. I am running 2.3.5 and rooted my phone after the update. I uninstalled twidroyd, scavenger, layar, and whatever else came with the phone but only have 15mb of internal space left. Any apps I have installed are all on the sd card so I cant figure out what else to take off of it. Any suggestions would be great, thanks.
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Root What to uninstall after root
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DiJitalWerks
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wetbiker7
Extreme Android User
This is a good thread to follow .
http://androidforums.com/galaxy-prevail-all-things-root/432614-rom-gb-ctmod-2-2-11-25-11-a.html
The CTMod 2.2 will basically remove everything except the basics . That way , you add only what you need . If you decide to go this route , make sure that you read the thread and download RemovedAppsGB.zip . This will allow you to re-install some of the stuff if you choose .
http://androidforums.com/galaxy-prevail-all-things-root/432614-rom-gb-ctmod-2-2-11-25-11-a.html
The CTMod 2.2 will basically remove everything except the basics . That way , you add only what you need . If you decide to go this route , make sure that you read the thread and download RemovedAppsGB.zip . This will allow you to re-install some of the stuff if you choose .
mvaness
Android Enthusiast
This is a good thread to follow .
http://androidforums.com/galaxy-prevail-all-things-root/432614-rom-gb-ctmod-2-2-11-25-11-a.html
The CTMod 2.2 will basically remove everything except the basics . That way , you add only what you need . If you decide to go this route , make sure that you read the thread and download RemovedAppsGB.zip . This will allow you to re-install some of the stuff if you choose .
I agree whole-heartily. Browsing the thread reveals a lot of interesting tips that others have come across. I just love the KISS principle of this rom. You build up, instead of tear down. And it is so easy to add apps, (there is even a script for it now), just follow the directions, but don't be afraid to ask for help if you are stumped.