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desystemizing an app will just uninstall it

Open ybrhue opened this issue 6 years ago • 12 comments

Title says it all, after desystemizing an app,it is just removed from the phone. (redmi note 8 pro)

ybrhue avatar Jan 20 '20 21:01 ybrhue

How do you de-systemize? Can you please write me an example ? I tried to search how to do it and couldn't find.

AndroidDeveloperLB avatar Feb 29 '20 12:02 AndroidDeveloperLB

Hallo I have the same problem. Android 9, BV9900. I maked an update over playstore, just now: one app is working but reset the data! I have to setup the setting (Titanium Backup would had helped, maybe), incl. Widget. >edit>: new version of app, without data transfer. <edit< Another app (Textra) had problems (i don't know the details it anymore), i de-systemize it, away, re-install .apk from the device not possible. Over playstore ok, i restored data with titanium Backup an then systemize it. App started at boot at background; opening: it crashed. Updated now, App don't crashed, but resetted data, but TB solved it. Worked. So, the 3 Problems: resetting the data after ps-update and after de-systemize with terminal/su/systemize/4.. app away and re-install not possible.

THardi avatar May 02 '20 16:05 THardi

@THardi Can you please share the command to de-systemize apps?

AndroidDeveloperLB avatar May 02 '20 17:05 AndroidDeveloperLB

Sorry if i missunderstood the task. At Termux (eg) wrote su. then systemize, then point 4, revert...!?

THardi avatar May 02 '20 17:05 THardi

@THardi Can you please show an example ? Suppose the app package name is "com.my_app" . What would be the command?

AndroidDeveloperLB avatar May 02 '20 17:05 AndroidDeveloperLB

Not commands, Interactive. the same as when you systemize the app. I don't know whether I understand that correctly and whether the app should really be there again as a user app, I hope so. Otherwise it would only be the debloater module.

THardi avatar May 02 '20 18:05 THardi

Title says it all, after desystemizing an app,it is just removed from the phone. (redmi note 8 pro) @ybrhue What has become of it now? Are there any new findings?

THardi avatar May 03 '20 07:05 THardi

@THardi Oh this is shown after systemizing using the module. But it can't be applied to apps that are already system apps. How come?

AndroidDeveloperLB avatar May 03 '20 19:05 AndroidDeveloperLB

That's one thing ... The debloater works there. But the systemizer seems to be building a list. Apps that were pushed into the system with him must also be pushed back with him. If something goes wrong, the program is in it and the module says "already exists". I think it only happens superficially, like symlinks or something. I would like to find out more.

THardi avatar May 04 '20 21:05 THardi

Today everything ok.

THardi avatar May 30 '20 07:05 THardi

Me too. When I revert Systemized app, the app will be uninstall after reboot.

My Redmi Note 8 Pro (MIUI 11 Global + Android 10)

Env:

  1. Magisk 20.4
  2. App Systemizer v17.3.1
  3. Busybox for Android NDK 1.31.1
  4. Termux latest version form Google Play

vactiger avatar Aug 15 '20 18:08 vactiger

There is a way to uninstall system application without interactive mode ? to install there is a way by systemize -d /sdcard/app.apk system/priv-app but can not see about revert option. thanks for help

selenUser avatar Oct 07 '20 12:10 selenUser