Having read further down the list one of the changes to the framework is;
- Support third party updates of system applications. New menu options
in Settings->ManageApplications to list updated system applications.
Does this mean I will be able to replace the Email app with K9 on a G1
when a c
The detailed discussion about merging K9 changes will belong on
android-platform (since it's explicitly about actively contributing
code changes into Android). Too keep it short: it makes the merge of
K9 into Android much easier, because it'll allow open cooperation
between the K9 authors and the
Correct that feature is to just allow you to install an app update just like
you would of a third party app. To be able to update, the new app must be
signed with the same certificate as the one built into the system.
On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 6:03 AM, Jean-Baptiste Queru wrote:
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> The detailed
I notice that we can't remove the "system packages" either. I just
tried "adb uninstall com.android.email" and of course it didn't
work... got:
W/PackageManager( 48): Attempt to delete system package
com.android.email
from the emulator. Figured I'd see if I could save some space :)
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The system image is read-only. No, you can't remove things from there. And
it would be pointless to, because no data can be written there. And besides
you'd get it back in the next OTA update... unless that update was
incremental and relied on the current system image to be how it expects and
y
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