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I am trying to remove default applications from my rooted Galaxy S2 phone.
I am using “Android Terminal Emulator” to remove the apps like so:
su
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblk3 /system
ls /system/app
rm /system/app/<app-name>
Problem is that I made a list of apps I want to remove but it’s over 60 apps. Is there a way to remove multiple apps at once? Or is there a way to run terminal emulator from windows pc so that I can quickly copy paste the command over and over again?
Connect the device to a machine with ADB running. So that you can issue commands over the PC to your device via ADB.