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2010-08-06
, 21:19
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@ Berlin
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Only ran into my first problem today. I was trying to install the MAFW equalizer plugin, thought I done it correctly, and realized that I completely removed the N900's default Media Player from my phone.
Would anyone know how to install it again?
# change to user root sudo gainroot dpkg -l | grep mediaplayer | grep -v l10 # there should be: mediaplayer, mediaplayer-restore, mediaplayerhomeapplet # if you do not have these packages then install them apt-get install mediaplayer mediaplayer-restore mediaplayerhomeapplet # and language files, e.g. apt-get install mediaplayer-l10n-enus
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2010-08-07
, 03:29
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Joined on Jul 2010
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Pretty new to the N900 scene, just got my N900 2 weeks ago and loving it so far.
Only ran into my first problem today. I was trying to install the MAFW equalizer plugin, thought I done it correctly, and realized that I completely removed the N900's default Media Player from my phone.
Would anyone know how to install it again?
*Tried to restore via backup and app manager. The latter tells me that I can install mp-fremantle-generic-pr, but wont let me when I go to do so...
Cheers for any advice given