Had been rooted before, and had been on the cm-7.1 version for a while. Updated to the above version yesterday and while many apps work, I cannot get to Gmail (flashes to screen, then gone).
When I try and access the Google Play Store, I get a message that says 'You must add an account to the device to continue. Do you want to add one now?' Regardless of whether I respond 'Yes' or 'No', The screen moves back to 'Home'.
Anyone having this issue? Solution?
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After Loading Cm-7.2.0-Smb_A1002.zip / Gmail / Play Store Don't Work
Started by bigjsturm, Jun 18 2012 09:34 PM
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Posted 18 June 2012 - 09:34 PM
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Posted 05 December 2012 - 05:24 PM
Yeah, the initial version of Google Play is buggy that way.
As bassmadrigal suggested, more recent versions at least bring you to a dialog that lets you enter an account, and that can be gotten in the gapps.zip package.
One other detail: if you have application-specific authorization enabled in your Google account, it won't take your gmail account. You'll need to go to your Google account info page, under
Accounts->Security-> Authorizing applications and sites [Edit]
and create a new password for the device, which you then enter into that dialog.
As bassmadrigal suggested, more recent versions at least bring you to a dialog that lets you enter an account, and that can be gotten in the gapps.zip package.
One other detail: if you have application-specific authorization enabled in your Google account, it won't take your gmail account. You'll need to go to your Google account info page, under
Accounts->Security-> Authorizing applications and sites [Edit]
and create a new password for the device, which you then enter into that dialog.
