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how to copy *.apk into system/apps?
 
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Code:
sudo gainroot
mv /path/to/file.apk /system/apps
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Originally Posted by Switch_ View Post
Code:
sudo gainroot
mv /path/to/file.apk /system/apps
i want to copy multiple file.
 
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Multiple *.apk's?

Code:
sudo gainroot
mv /path/to/files/*.apk /system/apps
Use the *. wildcard switch to allow copying of every file in the main directory that ends in .apk.
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Originally Posted by Switch_ View Post
Multiple *.apk's?

Code:
sudo gainroot
mv /path/to/files/*.apk /system/apps
Use the *. wildcard switch to allow copying of every file in the main directory that ends in .apk.
how to add apps in nitdroid?i'm trying to do it but i cant pls help

Last edited by sagaradate; 2011-03-04 at 11:42.
 
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Boot into NITDroid and use Astro File Manager (downloadable from Market) to install additional *.apk apps.

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why don't you try "filebox" .install it from ap manager and just "copy and paste"
 
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Originally Posted by nicholes View Post
why don't you try "filebox" .install it from ap manager and just "copy and paste"
filebox didnt work it says you dont have permission.
 
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enable root access - go to settings in Filebox - "Enable root access (restart needed)", restart Filebox and you now have permissions.
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Originally Posted by Switch_ View Post
enable root access - go to settings in Filebox - "Enable root access (restart needed)", restart Filebox and you now have permissions.
it worked.thanx mate.
 
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