Originally Posted by zuben el genub

I've asked twice about the process.com vending error (I think an update messed up something, I hadn't tinkered with the phone)

Would it be easier to fix a Nexus S using Ubuntu rather than hassling with the SGS4G?

I don't know if a factory reset will fix the Market error - I've tried everything else suggested. The phone has been upgraded to GB and re-rooted. I got the update from TMO. Would a reset go back to Froyo?

I've backed up just the installed apps on TB. I'm worried that as soon as I put the SD card with the backups in, TB will install the wrong file.

I'm looking at a used unlocked Galaxy Nexus S from Amazon. If you root that, how much of Google's stuff can you get rid of?

And where would I find the instructions for dealing with the phone using Ubuntu?

Thanks