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2012 Nexus 7 Discussion Forums (1st Generation) => Nexus 7 Help => Topic started by: blue_bullet on December 17, 2012, 12:12:25 PM
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I have a rooted Nexus 7 running Android 4.2.1. I want to create a list of my apps to send as an email attachment to a friend.
Can someone tell me how to create such a list? I cannot even figure out where the list of apps is stored.
I have Terminal Emulator installed so I should be able to 'cd' to the proper directory, issue 'ls > list_of_apps.txt', then use AirDroid to transfer list_of_apps.txt to my laptop to send the file as an email attachment. Maybe someone has a simpler method. All I want is the list of installed apps that Google Play Store brings up stored as a file I can email.
I have a tendency to make things more complicated than need be. My apologies in advance (AIA?). Any help would be appreciated. I am running Linux Mint 13 KDE (or Windows 7 when absolutely required) on my laptop.
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In Terminal Emulator:
'cd /system/app'
'ls > /sdcard/airdroid/upload/list_apps.txt'
works. I simply had to create list_appts.txt outside of Terminal Emulator. It would not let me create a new file.
I created the file on linux and downloaded it via AirDroid, ran Terminal Emulator to pipe the output to list_apps.txt, then used AirDroid to pass the file back up to linux. Maybe someone else has a better way to move things around than this.
Edit: In typical linux fashion the above solution is only partial as some apps are stored in directories other than /system/app. So my search goes on. Any help/advice/insights would be appreciated.
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Do you use Titanium? If so, you can make a list of installed apps and send it many different ways. Like so.(http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/18/y3aba9yz.jpg)
This is the backup restore screen .Drop down menu ..Send Data
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Perfect answer, BJS. Thank you. I use Titanium Pro for my backups and knew I saw that somewhere. I will put the tip in Tomboy notes. I look there to remember.
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Great!
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