Yes, if you actually click uninstall from pi-apps, it will delete everything including user data.Ok So as a result I had to go nuclear. I already purged the whole thing and my data and reinstalled it.
But here is the code in the newly installed state:Here is the otherCode:
~ $ sudo waydroid init -c https://ota.waydro.id/system -v https://ota.waydro.id/vendor --details-to-stdout -s GAPPS usage: waydroid [-h] [-V] [-l LOG] [--details-to-stdout] [-v] [-q] {status,log,init,upgrade,session,container,app,prop,show-full-ui,first-launch,shell,logcat,adb,bugreport} ...waydroid: error: unrecognized arguments: --details-to-stdoutCode:
~ $ sudo waydroid init --details-to-stdout -s GAPPS usage: waydroid [-h] [-V] [-l LOG] [--details-to-stdout] [-v] [-q] {status,log,init,upgrade,session,container,app,prop,show-full-ui,first-launch,shell,logcat,adb,bugreport} ...waydroid: error: unrecognized arguments: --details-to-stdout
Weirdly when your updater ran it installed vinalla over it. But deleting everything and reinstalling I was able to install the g-apps version back.
Based on your errors, it seems that --details-to-stdout needs to be specified earlier in the command-line. Try this to see if either command results in that 404 error for you:
Code:
sudo waydroid --details-to-stdout init -c https://ota.waydro.id/system -v https://ota.waydro.id/vendor -s GAPPS Code:
sudo waydroid --details-to-stdout init -s GAPPS Statistics: Posted by Botspot — Sat Jan 10, 2026 2:09 am