Manual Uninstall/Remove Application?

[Wayhold]

Hi gang,

I'm having a problem uninstalling a program from my phone. I'm running firmware 2.1 on a quickpwned phone, and I have TapDial showing on the spring board but its name is showing "SB Dial". The only way I know that its TapDial is the Icon shows the original name.

Since I originally installed it using Cydia, I used Cydia to reinstall TapDial, and then I uninstalled it, but it did not remove the program that is giving me problems.

The TapDial app works fine when I start it, and the app have been working great for a few weeks, and I just noticed this issue when I opened Categories and it did not show up in the list of apps that you can move into a folder.

I SSH'ed into the phone but I can not find any information on the .app I checked every folder in /private/var/mobile/ but I cant find anything.

Can anyone point me in the right direction to manually uninstall/remove the app?

I've included a screen shot just incase it helps explain the issue.

Thanks in Advance!

- Wayhold

[ilena]

Look under /private/var/stash/Applications
there are the Apps from Cydia and maybe the Stock apps.

[Wayhold]

Thanks for the info iLena,

I checked /private/var/stash/Applications, and I did find alot of applications, but I did not find the one that matches the SBDial one that I want to remove.

Does anyone know if theres a list that shows all of the applications that are showing on the SB? If there, is I'm wondering if it would point to the location of the different applications.

Thanks,

- Wayhold

[Wayhold]

NM I just did a factory reset and that cleared up my issue real good.

Thanks though.

- Wayhold

[Vanecelli]

I thought I'd reply on the off chance this user still needs help, or someone new like me comes across this post as I did.
If you know Linux/Unix commands, you be right at home. If not, read on:
I had to find an app that iTunes wasn't controlling anymore. So, after jailbreaking (QwkPwn is what worked for my 3G iPhone)I shelled myself in and plugged in the following

find / -name *xxxx*

Replace xxxx with a piece of your app's name (i.e. I had to use sound to find iProRecorder). It was under a directory (77BC2AA9-B549-4799-B303-DA61F0D57191) under /private/var/mobile/Applications, but others on my phone are under /private/var/stash/Applications.eGpmR1, hence the difficulty (I think).
Hope this helps someone. Happy playing!

[StealthBravo]

I thought I'd reply on the off chance this user still needs help, or someone new like me comes across this post as I did.
If you know Linux/Unix commands, you be right at home. If not, read on:
I had to find an app that iTunes wasn't controlling anymore. So, after jailbreaking (QwkPwn is what worked for my 3G iPhone)I shelled myself in and plugged in the following

find / -name *xxxx*

Replace xxxx with a piece of your app's name (i.e. I had to use sound to find iProRecorder). It was under a directory (77BC2AA9-B549-4799-B303-DA61F0D57191) under /private/var/mobile/Applications, but others on my phone are under /private/var/stash/Applications.eGpmR1, hence the difficulty (I think).
Hope this helps someone. Happy playing!

Nice

[justapurv]

Thanks a lot.