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uplusd

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Apr 8, 2008
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Still getting the 0xe800002e error when updating Apps in Tunes. I'm disappointed they didn't fix this yet. It's a pain deleting apps and losing all data just to update.
 
Hi, mrurmil,

I'll bet you did an update, instead of a restore, to get to 2.1, yes? Try a DFU restore and clean up that corrupted application database first. Make sure that you set up your phone as a new phone after doing so, instead of restoring from backup. Otherwise, you're just going to reload the corrupted database. Use Sync instead to get back your apps, etc. This works great for me!

If you're not familiar with it, I posted the DFU restore procedure here.

Good Luck!
Mark
 
Hi, mrurmil,

I'll bet you did an update, instead of a restore, to get to 2.1, yes? Try a DFU restore and clean up that corrupted application database first. Make sure that you set up your phone as a new phone after doing so, instead of restoring from backup. Otherwise, you're just going to reload the corrupted database. Use Sync instead to get back your apps, etc. This works great for me!

If you're not familiar with it, I posted the DFU restore procedure here.

Good Luck!
Mark


this is what i had to do also. been working fine since.
 
A better option is to uninstall all the apps on your phone, then sync to get a backup. Then do a restore, meaning you have a "clean app database". Then reinstall all your apps, it might be best to delete them from itunes and re-download them, but probably not necessary.
You will lose the app data, but not sms, phone settings etc
 
Still getting the 0xe800002e error when updating Apps in Tunes. I'm disappointed they didn't fix this yet. It's a pain deleting apps and losing all data just to update.

Is this from an Ad-Hoc app?

And it's probably your iTunes.. If not do a full restore on your iPhone.
 
Hi, mrurmil,

I'll bet you did an update, instead of a restore, to get to 2.1, yes? Try a DFU restore and clean up that corrupted application database first. Make sure that you set up your phone as a new phone after doing so, instead of restoring from backup. Otherwise, you're just going to reload the corrupted database. Use Sync instead to get back your apps, etc. This works great for me!

If you're not familiar with it, I posted the DFU restore procedure here.

Good Luck!
Mark

Sure enough, after I took your advice, the problem has disappeared. Thank you.
 
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