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One time app that runs on first boot


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#1 Whooaahh

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Posted 22 December 2011 - 02:59 AM

I just got a new phone B),  so my D1 is useless :mellow: , so I thought. Then I found CyanogenMod :wub:. I finally figured out everything on how to root :D , and load it, everything went great. I even got the Google apps installed first try (I checked the box  :) ) and all is well.

At first boot the phone wanted to do it's thing, failed so it asked to turn on wifi. I did this, it did it's thing and asked me to configure the Google account for it. I did that all is well. Then some popup happens that says that this app will only ever run once and that i can click cancel to run it later. So I did that, I clicked cancel. Since then I have rebooted many time and tried finding said elusive app to run it again, but can't find it.

So my question is, WTF is this :ph34r:  app?

:angry: :angry:

#2 sherri

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Posted 22 December 2011 - 03:55 AM

That is the app to "automatically" put your Google apps (Gmail/Gtalk/YouTube/maps and other normally "pre-installed apps) back on the phone. Not really needed.

Stop worrying and enjoy!

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