Root LG Optimus M satellite issue

Do me a favor.

-Download "GPS status & toolbox".
-Bring up the menu.
-Click on "Tools"
-Do "Compass calibration", "Calibrate pitch and roll" (reset option), and "Manage A-GPS state" (reset as well)

That should fix your problem

 

Get to a wifi spot then if data isnt working. There are plenty, I assure you. Starbucks? McDonalds?

.....wait, why cant you access the app store, might I ask? you might have another problem on your hand.....

 

Have you rooted your phone? If so then you should have a Nand backup that you can fall back on.... If not then just reinstall the rom and you should be fine....

 

REALLY? What did you delete? Did you go by the safe to delete list, or did you just go through the phone and decide willy nilly what was "bloatware"?

This is a Linux hand held computer. You don't just go through and delete stuff without knowing what is safe to delete.

Do me a favor and go through the Windows subfolder on your PC and delete everything in there you don't think you need.

Bet you deleted browser.apk and/or talk.apk.

Here's why you should not remove talk:

I delete gtalkservices.apk, and now I can't download by Android Market, how can I fix it? - Android Market Help

Exactly.

Why would he have a Nand backup ? It's not something that is present on the phone just because it's rooted. I don't have one. I use Titanium Backup.

No, he's going to have to restore the phone to factory condition using external software on his computer, like the Andyo70's LGNST files -- and connecting his PC to his phone via USB cable. I did that, but because I had Titanium backup I was able to then go back and restore accounts and apps after factory condition was achieved.



of all the apps you can delete, here's the only ones you should delete if you want:

You start removing Android stuff like calculator or calendar, that's not really bloatware, that is part of the Android OS. Maybe you can remove it but it's best just to focus on the extra stuff that Metro put on and leave Android stuff alone.

 

I also heard removing LG home can cause problems even if you use an alternate launcher.

 

Possibly. I wouldn't remove it. I would only remove the ones on the list I posted just above here. They are actually safe.

It's just I've seen this before over in a Windows forum where people were modifying XP, trying to strip it down. Yes, you can remove a few things, but you get to the point where you risk damaging the operating system. I actually used one of those stripped down OS'es and gave them to friends too. But I saw lots of major car crashes from people who didn't know what they were doing.

People get a fever and don't understand some software they might not use is actually related to OTHER software they need. "I don't need browser.apk, I've installed my own alternate browser." Sorry, you DO need it for the phone to work right.

 

My phone has similar problems. Sometimes the GPS works great. But lately it's been giving me problems. It won't detect my location so it just keeps searching. Which will then kill my battery. And yes it's rooted, but I didn't remove anything that is not on the safe list.