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[Galaxy Tab General] k0sh:
then maybe you need to inform chainfire to look for it :) ... i think u better check his thread and comment there . maybe he will do something for it :) and sure if someone did it , will inform u :)
[Galaxy Tab General] GANJDROID:
Search for the bootloader patch, chances are, you've flashed new protected bootloader.

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[Galaxy Tab General] relimon:
Neither Superoneclick or Cf-Root is going to work for you since you have

P1000N --- Latin Model. Cf-root is for generic P1000 only

Please take a look in this thread for further information.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=974408
[Galaxy Tab General] cgigate:
it looks P1000ZUJP8 is newer than JP7
[Galaxy Tab General] mab4x4:
I also flashed this firmware to my p1000n from Keis.

I can´t root the tab with SuperOneClick. GingerBreak don´t work.

I supose Cf-root don´t work because the locked bootloader....but to unlock bootloader you have to execute chainfire´s apk like root.

One solution should be to flash an unlocked bootloader.... but which one?
[Galaxy Tab General] matianfu:
The good news is, humberos has released cf-root porting for P1000N.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1124224

I will try it after somebody has successfully flashed it.
[Galaxy Tab General] matianfu:
sorry sir, a little off-topic.

may I ask where and from which carrier you bought your P1000N.

I live in China and I bought this device from local vendor, smuggled good (much cheaper than that sold by Samsung China). I'd like to install and update my device using official Kies. But I don't know where to download it.

On the back of the device, I see the following print:

MODELO : GT-P1000N, SSN: P1000NGSMH

thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab General] bongski55:
The Title is a bit misleading- it says "official" but then later it is from samfirmware. Since when did samfirmware provide official firmware?
[Galaxy Tab General] mab4x4:
I've bought it in Argentina. No carrier. Downloaded Kies from samsung.com.
[Galaxy Tab General] matianfu:
Thank you.

I flashed humberos' cf-root port, and succeeded rooting the device. Everything looks fine now.
[Galaxy Tab General] mab4x4:
I also flashed Humberto's CF-root port to Gingerbread 2.3.3 stock for P1000N and works great!

Now I'll try Gtalk with video!
[Galaxy Tab General] Pharaohnough:
How did GTalk video go?

Do you get the same results over Wifi and 3G ?
[Galaxy Tab General] sfuruie:
Working great!! I have a p1000L and i installed this p1000N on my tab (without tv tuner) and cf-root clockworkmod.
[Galaxy Tab General] mag290668:
Does it work with the american version P1000NUBJM2 ?? I've bought it in Argentina with no carrier
[Galaxy Tab General] mohd_mizan:
hi, i am also facing a problem just like you, the system show the lock screen and the touch screen doesn't work. how did you solve this problem? how can i unroot it without format the current version 2.3.3. this is because there are so many software and games that already installed. plz help me. tq.
[Xoom Accessories] arrtoodeetoo:
I ordered one last friday (The moment that I saw it was available) and I still haven't gotten a tracking number for it. I did get a confirmation number for the order right after I submitted it, but nothing else after that.

Just curious. I remember reading somewhere that they were having computer problems or something.
[Xoom Accessories] T0LLPHR33:
I ordered 1 as well last Friday. My understanding from the email is that it takes Otterbox 1-3 business days to finalize the transaction and then another 3-7 days to ship/receive package on buyers side. So at most 10 days at the very least 3.

I'm hoping that it takes Otterbox the least of the 2 but seeing as they are located in Colorado I'm hoping it arrives to me a day sooner...Breckenridge, Colorado to Las Vegas, NV is only a 9 1/2 - 10 hour drive...
[Xoom Accessories] batdroid:
I have also purchased my otterbox last friday. No conformation email or anything.
[Xoom Accessories] hi_its_ryan:
I bought over the weekend and have no shipping info yet, you are not alone. I'm not stressing too much, this a tiny company, not Amazon.
[Xoom Accessories] supremecream06:
please review!!

you guys who took the jump already, please let us know the pros and cons of this case with a few reviews. i will love to know how this works in real life. not from the outerbox video. an average user pictures will be great.
[Xoom Accessories] SFBPro:
Just wanted to add that the website says my order is being processed. (I ordered on Friday too)
[Xoom Accessories] tomxtobin:
I just got an email less than an hour ago saying that my card has been charged and my order has been shipped.
[Xoom Accessories] caturix:
Mine will be here saturday
[Xoom Accessories] kesnik:
I got the email saying that my credit card was charged but I do not have a shippig/tracking #

Very slow company..... not impressed so far....I hope the product makes up for the shipping delays. From what I have seen this case is exactly what I want.

-Kesnik
[Xoom Accessories] joeski27:
For those who have ordered, was there any particular reason you decided to spend at least $10-20 extra by ordering directly from Otterbox (which I'm assuming you did?) Not sure if you realize it, but several other retailers are selling them, and though they don't have them in stock at the moment, they are expecting them at any moment...and at the top of the list is the highly-reputable Adorama Camera. They're selling it for $69.99 w/free shipping (and I can tell you from experience they ship very fast). If you check out Google Shopper you'll see that others will have it for less than $60 before shipping. Anyways, just my two cents...:cool:
[Xoom Accessories] arrtoodeetoo:
My tracking number showed up last night. It was in PDF format and I wasn't able to copy the text, so I had to type it out myself.

I'm kind of disappointed that it won't be hwere until Monday. I was hoping to be able to get it installed before I went out of town this weekend.
[Xoom Accessories] SPIDERTECH:
I was actually curious about this too. I got an otterbox case for my xperia x10 from an ebay store and paid a good $10-$15 less than my older brother who ordered the same case from otterbox.
[Xoom Accessories] Johnnyb0y18788:
Does anybody have a order number for a symmetry case? I need a order number for one otherwise they won't send me a replacement. There being real dicks. I would appreciate it if someone could help
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .OmEgA:
Hey guys, just getting into theming and got a few questions. I've been around the block more than a few times with skining, designing and all. Use to own and run a rather large sized graphics forum and skined god knows how many skins for ipb and vb boards. So I thought to myself that theming my phone should not be any different, just minus the html and css.

Now for my questions

filename.9.png, I take it that these images are ones that are tiled, correct? And is the ".9.png" is something that the system sees and says, "ok this needs to tile this way" or is it an actual file extension? If so how does one handle them in photoshop?

Thanks in advance :)

Posted by some phone named the Epic.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pointless816:
They're not tiled, they're stretched. As for using them with photoshop, there are two routes. You can add a one pixel transparent border around your image, then add pure black in the needed areas (described momentarily) or you can download the android sdk, go into tools and use the draw9patch program to make your .png into a .9.png. Now, the way it works for stretching is that the bottom and right sides of the image determine how the image stretches (play around wit draw9patch to see this best), while the left and top determine where the center of the image is and where text will be placed, if I'm not mistaken. Modifying any .9.png file will immediately ruin it and the borders will need to be re-added. However, you can simply steal them from other themes (I reccomend IDIOT, check the samsung mesmerize forums).
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris41g:
If you modify it, if must be recompiled not simply placed back in the apk with 7zip.. because the borders aren't seen after they are compiled... so either decompile with apkmanager and edit and recompile... or pull the 9patch with 7zip edit compile it alone with xultimate9 and put it back in with 7 zip
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .OmEgA:
Thanks for all the info you two. I'll have to look into all that when I get home from work.

Posted by some phone named the Epic.
[Galaxy S II General] androidsjonnie:
Aren't you getting tired of the "This rom update is great, it's even faster!"

Haven't been around and flashing for too long, started with the sgs1 and got the sgs2 now.

With every rom update there are always a bunch/lot of dudes who say "Wow thanks! My [insert device] is even faster now!"

If you would read for example the whole Darky rom thread for the sgs1, you would think the latest version of the Darky ROM (after about a hundred updates) the phone should be as fast as the latest supercomputer.

Just a thought I wanted to share with you guys. :o
[Galaxy S II General] xinfinityoO:
i agree.. infact the KF1 seems to be sluggish then KE7.. i have noticed that in KF1 the android system uses less battery.. duuh .. no wonder its sluggish.. they tried to minimise power consumpption and in doing so have made it sluggish
[Galaxy S II General] v1rtu4l:
that is the thing with flashing methods that do (or require) a reset.

of course it is faster than before, because you just set up your phone from start and dont have the crap on it like before. it's like saying "hey, windows 7 is so much faster, because after i installed it it was faster than my 3 year running windows xp installation".

it is really difficult to judge speed if flashing incorporates a reset.
[Galaxy S II General] arj154:
tbf im still on the stock rom, im waiting for people to say, hey this rom is super fast+has a good battery etc. I dont think that magic firmware has come yet.
[Galaxy S II General] snudel:
dont forget the placebo effect.

people flash new roms, where literally nothing is different to stock apart from root.

so why are we doing it?

because we are leet people far away from being normals. so we need cutomized stuff. even when the stock rom is working well.

;)
[Galaxy S II General] androidsjonnie:
The sgs2 is already fast out of the box, I don't think we will encounter any rom at all wich will give you a noticable speed difference. It's more about the features this time around, and the current roms don't really provide much features. Some nice cosmetic stuff tho. :)
[Galaxy S II General] manmikey:
The other thing is how many people with minor problems are those that have rooted and flashed various roms? My phone is stock and has none of the niggly problems that appear on the forums
[Galaxy S II General] bilboa1:
that's just as wrong as what the op said lol xD
[Galaxy S II General] stoney73:
Is there even a purpose to this thread? Or is it just more whining?
[Galaxy S II General] Blue1k:
I have significantly better battery life with the villin rom. With heavy use my phone now lasts 14-15 hours. I'm happy with that.
[Galaxy S II General] stoolzo:
nope, just more whining.

meh..
[Galaxy S II General] arj154:
hm i might try out the villian ROM, it would be nice to have better battery but its not a major issue for me since i normally charge it every day anyway.
[Galaxy S II General] snudel:
sometimes you have to let your feelings flow.

whining within groups is great.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thepatman:
Hey forumers, first post, hope someone can help!

So I'm running Phiremod 6.3 (latest stable) as a custom ROM install on a Nook 1.2 (repartitioned to 5GB /data) and I have a nice big 32GB SD card. I want to put large video files (.vob, 4-6GB) on the SD card.

FAT32 won't handle that, so I formatted the SD card as ext4 (Windows Vista user, so kinda proud of myself for that :)

Nook won't see the SD card. Back to google, and I read that the first partition needs to be FAT32, then the second (ext4) partition will be mounted as /sd-ext.

My question is - if I repartition the SD card to a FAT32 first partition with a second ext4 (or ext3, that will work too, max file size is 16GB) partition, will I be able to use the ext4 partition to store and access my large video files?

I've been researching, and I'm confused - is there a CM7/Phiremod install/option specific to ext4, or should it be able to see it "naturally"? Does the ext4 partition become an expansion of the /system partition, as some posts suggest? All these questions, and more, can HOPEFULLY be answered by some kind soul flitting across these boards!

And if anyone has a suggestion about a better place to post this question, please let me know!

Cheers

PatMan

Update: I put a 1GB FAT32 partition on the card, then formatted the rest as ext4. I could then mount the ext4 partition using the command line on the Nook, and I could see all the files.

HOWEVER, when I go to play a ~5GB file, it only plays the first 20 minutes. Sound is synced, all files are DVD rips therefore 720, looks fantastic - but why is it not playing the whole file? I'm using both arcMedia and RockPlayer, same issue in both. Using different video files (seems to be OK with files <2GB), same issue. Files can be played on other machines, so it's not the files.

Is there some sort of Android system file size limitation causing the problem? I'm pulling my beard out here, any help greatly appreciated!!
[Galaxy S II General] rkaplan2:
Is the US version worth waiting for? Sprint is the only one with a sort of confirmed release date for July 24th, Verizon and AT&T are still unannounced.

I'm buying this phone without contract. My question is, should I wait for the Samsung Attain (AT&T version of GS2) to come out, or should I just buy the international unlocked i9100 version? I know the US version is supposed to have NFC support, but NFC seems gimmicky and unnecessary to me honestly. Any other things I should consider about the US version?

Also, I've read all about the wifi and yellow screen tinge problem. Does anyone think the wifi connectivity could be improved with a software update, or is it a hardware issue that might be resolved in the US version? I also understand a good number of people do not suffer from the yellow tint on the side of the screen, and I might be willing to roll the hard six and hope that I don't get that problem either.

Any input on this amazing-looking phone is appreciated! I owned a Captivate and hated the lack of LED flash camera and no front-facing camera. Glad to see this one is packing some serious hardware, plus Gingerbread!
[Galaxy S II General] kirdroid:
Since nothing is announced, it can come next month or it can take another 5 months. I couldn't resist and bought the international version. I would say not to wait, buy now and enjoy this awesome phone :-)
[Galaxy S II General] defnow:
i have a feeling that it'll be announced by at&t sometime next week. only reason why i say that is because sprint announced it... :confused:

prob won't happen...but gotta think positive.
[Galaxy S II General] BarryH_GEG:
Pros of International Version

- Updates directly from Samsung

- No AT&T crapware

- No AT&T software or hardware "enhancements"

- Ability to use unlimited dumb-phone data plan for $10-15 a month

- SIM unlocked out of the box and no carrier specific radio "tuning" (good for roaming, not at home)

Pros of AT&T Variant

- Subsidized

- Insurance

- Swaps during warranty

- "Tuned" for their network (good at home, not for roaming)

- LTE perhaps?
[Galaxy S II General] rkaplan2:
Thanks for your input :) That's what I'm suggesting. And I figure even if the US version is released sooner, is it even worth getting instead of the international version? The only thing I'm really concerned about is my wifi not working. I plan to use GTalk video chat (and yes, I read about how to make it work with 2.3.3) and I don't want to suck up my entire data plan with it. Plus, I'm in the military and I'm currently in a temporary duty station with poor cell service. Wifi is almost a must.
[Galaxy S II General] RogerPodacter:
If you are buying off contract like you say, then hell no don't get the att version. The unlocked version is always better. Always:).
[Galaxy S II General] krabman:
Barry had a good synopsis of the pros and cons and I think Roger pretty much capped it. If your not getting a subbed phone medianet will end up making the international version cheaper over time and you can have it now. No brainer for me but then I already made this exact decision and would I suppose have to be considered biased. I can tell you one thing, this is kick ass hardware and I don't regret that decision at all.
[Galaxy S II General] calin75:
I got the unlock version back in May and no regrets. Best phone ever.
[Galaxy S II General] conman13:
I picked up the unlocked version to use on AT&T and I love it. I have had zero problems with WIFI. Nothing but good things to say.

By the way, how do you get on the $10-15 data plan? I'm currently in the $25 2gb plan.
[Galaxy S II General] BarryH_GEG:
I'll recap what I learned from others here. Apparently, AT&T has no way of knowing what kind of device is using their data network other than IMEI ranges of devices they sell. Therefore, the SGS2 doesn't appear to them as a smartphone.

I started a new account so I was on the dumb-phone plan from the beginning. Others suggested calling a CSR and telling them you're replacing your current smartphone with a Motorola Krzr. Ask/tell the CSR that you want to add the data plan for non-smartphones to it. It appears people have been successful doing this.

Here are the plans:

Data Unlimited for Non-Smartphones - $15.00

Data Unlimited for Non-Smartphones - $10.00 (Requires Messaging Unlimited)

Messaging Unlimited - $20.00

Messaging Unlimited - $20.00 (Includes Mobile to any Mobile Unlimited Calling)

Messaging and Data Unlimited - $30.00

I went with Data Unlimited ($10.00) with Messaging Unlimited w/M2AM ($20.00). So for $30.00 I have unlimited data, messaging, and calls to people off the AT&T network. That's a great deal when you look at AT&T's a'la carte smartphone feature pricing. We can also tether for free which saves even more.
[Galaxy S II General] conman13:
Alright. I'll certainly look into the other plans. Thanks for your reply!
[Galaxy S II General] p00kienrayray:
thanks for the breakdown! this alone is enough to sway me to decide on shelling out the $700 (ouch!) for the international version. i was on att with a $25/mo 2gb data, but had to switch to sprint for unlimited. no i can go back.

do you think that at&t would eventually catch on? i know that the international version has an unrecognized imei, but the reason i ask is b/c the canadian nexus s' imei is in at&t's system for some reason, and ppl who pop the sim in are hit with the regular data plans.
[Galaxy S II General] RogerPodacter:
Typically the answer is no, att database lists only phones they sell, with very rare exceptions like the nexus one. But the galaxy s2 is not known for sure if they eventually start tracking the unlocked version. We don't know, but likely not.
[Galaxy S II General] Bratag:
Sprint didn't confirm a release date of the 24th - they posted it was a mis-communication and that date is for the galaxy tab.
[Galaxy S II General] PFrazier90:
I believe that was Verizon. Sprint was the one where two Managers had heard whispers on July 24th and told that to someone who asked
[Galaxy S II General] intruda119:
The nexus s and some dell streaks were very rare cases of att adding there imei. Im 99.9% sure ATT will never have the international(uk) sgs2 in there imei database. If I believe ATT are changing the hardware a little(removing physical button). Theres been 100s unlokced devices thats been released and has never been added to att imei database. The sgs2 would be the first.

IVe been running unlocked devices on att for about 5 years and never had a problem. Ive givin them the imei before and they have no clue.

Now if ATT and other us companies stop the need to make there devices feel unique then we might have a problem. But that would never happen.
[Galaxy S II General] p00kienrayray:
Thanks for the replies. Ill be ordering mine tomorrow. Any suggestions where to buy? Was looking @ popularelectronics.com where they list it @ $694 shipped. But with such a high end device, company reputation is as important as price.

Gonna miss my nexus s :-( I wish I could keep both!

Update: found a deal @ mobilecityonline for $685 shipped after coupon. Their reviews don't look as bad as other online stores that sell unlocked gsm's. Gotta review their return policy though.
[Galaxy S II General] p00kienrayray:
I think the July 24th launch date was referring to this handset: http://androidandme.com/2011/06/news/meet-sprints-new-mid-end-android-phone-the-samsung-conquer-4g/

Obviously not an sgs2. I doubt sprint would release it on the same day or week either.
[Galaxy S II General] thoughtchirps:
............
[Galaxy S II General] co.ag.2005:
get it, OP! It works well on AT&T and I have solid, strong wifi as well.
[Galaxy S II General] kkambone:
when using unlocked s2 on at&t, do you get 4g?
[Galaxy S II General] RMXO:
+1

I've had my SGS2 on AT&T for over a month now & it works great. All my friends & are in awe when they mess around with it & say they want a variant of the SGS2 when it comes to their carrier of choice.

I thought myself crazy for spending $700 on a phone but after using it for a month. It's money well spent. No more Craptivate rebooting every 30mins or so. Or, having to try every ROM that comes out to see which one doesn't make my SGS1 crap out.
[Galaxy S II General] poloboogie:
So if i buy a dumb phone and use the sim card my h+ signal will still be the same right? Ill get the same speeds and stuff right?
[Galaxy S II General] Techvir:
If ur dumb phone supports 4G, then Yes.
[Galaxy S II General] p00kienrayray:
I just ordered mine and will be heading back to att shortly. How would I obtain a 4g capable sim? I was not aware that H+ required a capable sim, thought regular 3g capable sims would do. I'm thinking I can just go to the store and ask for one.
[Galaxy S II General] BarryH_GEG:
AT&T doesn't throttle based on plan or phone. You'll get the fastest speed available based on your location and the phone's capabilities. In our case, 21MB down. So yes, if you're in a 4Gish market you'll get 4Gish speeds. I pulled 7MB down in DFW.
[Galaxy S II General] baghera1979:
I'm thinking of getting one these bad boys but i have a question.... when i get this phone, do I have to register the imei number with at&t in order to use their network or just pop in sim card from existing phone and all will be kosher?
[Galaxy S II General] kirdroid:
Also for those of you who are not in the HSPA+ (4G) market, you can disable HSPA by doing below:

1. *#301279#

2. Change Hspa revision

3. Release R99 hspa off

This has got me always on 3G and actually stablilized my data speeds instead of constantly switching between H+ and 3G. I also seems to have improved the battery life a bit.

I found this info in some other thread...but not to able to find it for linking it here.
[Galaxy S II General] bikeracer4487:
I would also like to know this. I currently have a branded Samsung Infuse, and while I know AT&T doesn't have "real" 4G yet, it's still way better than 3G and I hold out hope that they'll get their act together soon... But the real question is, would an unlocked SGS2 be capable of 4G speeds on AT&T's US network?
[Galaxy S II General] kirdroid:
Thanks Guys...even i changed to the $15 unlimited data for non-smartphone option :D

For those of you not wanting to call customer care, you can do it yourself online at att.com. I just changed it myself online, log into your account and manage features, you will see the $15 unlimited data option.
[Galaxy S II General] BarryH_GEG:
The answer is three posts up from your question...