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pito189

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I was installing some things and I don't remember installing anything like this. I have removed almost everything and it's still there. Any ideas on what it is so that I could remove it instead of almost everything which is at the point I am at now.
 

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pito189

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Sep 28, 2006
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I know it's awesome. The problem is it's giving me two drop down panels and I want to get rid of that one but can't seem to. It's driving me crazy.:p
 

NT1440

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May 18, 2008
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I know it's awesome. The problem is it's giving me two drop down panels and I want to get rid of that one but can't seem to. It's driving me crazy.:p

:confused: Can you edit the picture to demonstrate, im only seeing one drop down menu.
 

jcde7ago

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Aug 4, 2008
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That's NOT SBSettings!!!

That's the clone/knock-off that RiPDev came out with, right after BigBoss released SBSettings...

So, i am assuming you downloaded that off of Installer...in that case, I would remove it, and never touch anything from Installer/RiPDev ever again...
 

alphatectz

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Nov 20, 2008
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That's NOT SBSettings!!!

That's the clone/knock-off that RiPDev came out with, right after BigBoss released SBSettings...

So, i am assuming you downloaded that off of Installer...in that case, I would remove it, and never touch anything from Installer/RiPDev ever again...

installer = sucky
SBSsettings is much better dont use installer, it just takes up room, but if u did install it poof the app, or dock it.
 

pito189

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Sep 28, 2006
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Oh yeah thats what it is, I forgot I was even dicking around in there yesterday.

So it seems like it's best just to get rid of installer altogether?
 

pito189

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Sep 28, 2006
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installer = sucky
SBSsettings is much better dont use installer, it just takes up room, but if u did install it poof the app, or dock it.

Damn I poofed it and it's still there. Guess I'm still doing it wrong.
 

TuffLuffJimmy

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Apr 6, 2007
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Sad day. I remember when everyone loved installer. I don't understand why there are two apps that install things anyway. Why can't installer and cydia be one app?
 

jcde7ago

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Aug 4, 2008
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Sad day. I remember when everyone loved installer. I don't understand why there are two apps that install things anyway. Why can't installer and cydia be one app?

Because they use two different methods of packaging/installation, and Installer just happens to suck poo-poo ever since RiPDev took it over from NullRiver. The RiPDev folks are considered to be some of the greediest, sketchiest devs, which is why no one likes to use or recommend (or even talk about) Installer since 2.0+
 

pito189

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Sep 28, 2006
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There is nothing on installer I suppose for those reasons.

Great I've deleted installer all together off the phone and that dang drop down still comes down. Could it still be somewhere in SBSettings?
 

jcde7ago

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Deleted SBSettings, still there. I'm running out of ideas...:mad:

This has nothing to do with SBSettings. If you can SSH into your phone, navigate to /root/Applications, I believe that program you installed is called "Hood," if you see a folder named Hood.app in Applications, delete it, reboot, and it should be gone.
 

pito189

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Sep 28, 2006
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No I didn't I think that might have been the problem because I couldn't find it.

I found the Hood thing in a folder Mobility Enhancer. I deleted that whole folder, might have been a mistake, haha. Stuck on the ole pineapple.

Time to restore and re jailbreak I suppose.
 

jcde7ago

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Aug 4, 2008
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No I didn't I think that might have been the problem because I couldn't find it.

I found the Hood thing in a folder Mobility Enhancer. I deleted that whole folder, might have been a mistake, haha. Stuck on the ole pineapple.

Time to restore and re jailbreak I suppose.

Don't install Installer this time around, and stay away from RiPDev altogether. This is a common problem with these guys...
 

pito189

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Sep 28, 2006
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Yeah seems like it, I've been digging around.

Is there a way to save my numbers? Like a file somewhere.
 

Haephestos

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Yeah seems like it, I've been digging around.

Is there a way to save my numbers? Like a file somewhere.
Does iTunes recognise the device? If so, make a backup, and select in the 'info' tab to backup contacts to a service like outlook or address book.
 

pito189

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Sep 28, 2006
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It does and it tries to sync but then fails.

I can see it in diskaid, so I was just going to copy it out and then back in.

edit: I did sync, so thats sweet. Just got re JB it I suppose.
 

alphatectz

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Nov 20, 2008
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Oh yeah thats what it is, I forgot I was even dicking around in there yesterday.

So it seems like it's best just to get rid of installer altogether?

yes get rid of it, the only way I can think of deleting installed is to restore(fully) and then rejailbreak.
 

ppc750fx

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Aug 20, 2008
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Because they use two different methods of packaging/installation, and Installer just happens to suck poo-poo ever since RiPDev took it over from NullRiver. The RiPDev folks are considered to be some of the greediest, sketchiest devs, which is why no one likes to use or recommend (or even talk about) Installer since 2.0+

That's part of it, but Installer was a POS before RiPDev took over. It's kind of a hack job, and isn't nearly as well designed as apt (for which Cydia is a front-end.)
 
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