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Originally Posted by KingDani
is there any way that i could browse folders to find out where they actually are?
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In general, to browse any folder, do something like "./adb shell ls /path/to/folder".
But for installed packages, the more useful command is:
./adb shell pm list packages -f
For example, maybe you tried to use nookMarket to update apdfViewer, but it failed?
Well, run "./adb shell pm list packages -f" and look for apdfViewer:
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package:/system/app/apdfViewer.apk=com.googlecode.apdfviewer
...
Yeah, it's installed in the system folder (/system/app/), which we don't want. So, let's remove it:
./adb shell rm /system/app/apdfViewer.apk
./adb uninstall com.googlecode.apdfviewer
After this, you should be able to install it normally from nookMarket.
By the way, be very very careful what you remove from the system folder!