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Old 03-26-2011, 08:51 AM   #7
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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Device: N800/Nokia 5230/PB IQ701/PB 360
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
You'll need app2sd installed and running.
ok, here is where I get thoroughly confused. a quick search for app2sd on google gave me quite a few sites from which to download the APK file. I got one from megaupload. Fine. But, how do I know that:

a) this is the latest version?
b) the one I got is not rootkit-ed or otherwise corrupted?!

With this @%#&* "Android market" being both a quasi-monopoly for Android applications, and with the PBIQ not able to download from it, are we really left with just taking a chance each time?!

I looked for app2sd on SlideME and got all sorts of garbage, but not this application.

I looked for app2sd on Freewarelovers with exactly the same result.

So an application like app2sd is not available from the two sites I was recommended when I got my PBIQ.

Why are there no PBIQ repos maintained by PocketBook themselves?!

Sorry if I am totally missing a point here, but I find this constant hunt for basic applications really frustrating. And to think that Android is linux based is even more bewildering as on all my linux machines all I need to do to fetch an app is only "sudo apt-get install app2sd" and I would get the latest and totally safe version of the ap.

What am I missing here

Thanks for any explanations of the bizarre "Android on PBIQ" world...

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