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[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] nextgenguy:
I have a galaxy fit which I just rooted and nothing more. No roms and stuff. Now i want to remove the stock applications and I tried it on titanium app. It does something, restarts and that app is still there. I don't want to freeze the app. I want to completely remove it so that I can have some more space in my internal memory.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] spike1902:
You wont be able to remove stock applications on the stock rom....am running vishwanath's FitDroid rom and have successfully removed the following apps using Titanium backup....

-Samsung Home -- Removed

-Samsung Launcher -- Removed

-Samsung Apps -- Removed

Hope this helps:)
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] nextgenguy:
Thanks hope this works. I will try it this weekend. But I am scared on what if I mess up because I am new to this.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] spike1902:
It sure will;)

Dont forget the thanks button if it helped:)
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] fvd23:
Once you have rooted your phone , install the program Root Explorer.

Select Read Write Permissions

Go to system -> Apps and mark the ones you want to get rid off.

There can be nothing simpler than this.

File attached for your reference
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] nextgenguy:
But will it completely deleted them giving be space in my phone memory??
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] chelsearulz5:
Use the sd maid app from the market.This app freed up 40 MB from the internal storage without deleting any app.

You can also force app2sd to save space.

Delete system apps only when you're extremely desperate and the above methods fail..i think there is a rom for us which will restore all the factory apps, just in case you want to go back..
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] sarayuprasad:
Stock application removing

YOU MUST BE ROOTED FOR REMOVING STOCK APPLICATION.

I THINK" RootAppDelete" ( AVAILABLE IN MARKET ) IS THE BEST.

BECAUSE WE CAN MOVE THE APPLICATION INTO RECYCLE AND WE CAN RECOVER IT FROM RECYCLE WHENEVER WE NEED IT BACK.

IF WE PERMANENTLY DELETE THE APPLICATION AND IN CASE WE NEED THE APPLICATION BACK WE HAVE TO FLASH THE ROM AGAIN.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Miqdad@521:
You can even try "system app remover"....I don't think its available on the market but you can just google it...it removes and moves system as well as apps on sd card....hope I helped
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Bhocan:
You can use root explorer app to remove stock rom app and don't forget to wipe the cache from the recovery menu, just wipe cache not wipe data...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] yesh86:
Hi:

I have a samsung infuse 4g which is AT&T unlocked. I wanted to update the phone. Is there any updates available from 2.2.1 to higher version. I there can any1 please tell how to update my phone.

Thank you,

yeshwanth.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] SSJ_Gomike:
You need to spend some time reading around the Infuse forums.... Posting this only shows you have not even tried to read any threads in development as the answers to this are all over the place...

Sent from my Samsung Infuse 4G - 1.6ghz
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Entropy512:
Yup. We're far more forgiving of posts from people who haven't done their research in Q&A than in Development (as in, you would've been yelled at quite a bit if you posted this in the Dev forum) - but there's a point at which the only thing we can say is "read".

People come here expecting way too much handholding.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] yesh86:
Thanks for ur reply..i believe this forum will help in finding a quick solution..people like you who know what to do can tell which post to read....i expect what to read and from where but not a direct process. I searched all the forum and then posted this. Experience guys like you can help in recommending few threads or posts.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Truckerglenn:
I'd suggest that u read the same thread where u read about 2.2.1

Cranky...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ssa2204:
And I suggest some of the people who have replied to this thread would have better spent their time maybe being helpful instead of trolling forum NAZIs. Guess what kiddies, some people actually have lives other than spending 10 hours wasting away on a forum. I have to say this is absolutely the worst forum I have ever seen in this regard. If you really just can not stand these "noob" posts as I am sure you refer to them, maybe best to just make a completely private forum so that you can get on to the really important matters. Because we all know just how vital and important the work done here is to society.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Entropy512:
Simply put - any custom firmware has the potential for bugs or "oddball" quirks.

If you can't spend the time to read and research, stick to stock. You don't have the time or technical skills to deal with any bugs or oddities that might come up.

Whenever I get a new device, I spend at least a few hours researching before I flash anything. I spend a few days before I post anything.

Basically, I don't want anyone who can't even spend an hour reading the forums flashing something I have involvement with and then contributing reports of "bugs" which are either user error (because they didn't read) or already known issues (because they didn't read). Someone who can't even skim the first page of the dev forums is obviously on the road to reporting "bugs" of their own creation in a dev thread. Same goes for other developers. We've had developers take breaks or hold back releases due to the poor signal to noise ratio of many threads. With people constantly asking about known issues and reporting "bugs" which don't exist because it's just them screwing up, it makes development much harder because real bug reports get missed or don't get the attention they need.

Not having time is not an excuse. If you don't have the time to spend 2-3 hours skimming the dev forums to understand what's out there and learn about how your device works, you don't have the time to debug when you screw up because you didn't read, because if you didn't read you WILL screw up.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Kadin:
I have to completely agree with Entropy here. I'm a big-time n00b myself here so I can only speak from experience as to investing the time to find out vs. asking for a lot of help.

I've posted some threads that were general in a sense and didn't get much of a response. At first I was a little turned off by this but it caused me to search a bit more here and other places to find out myself. It's made me more resourceful and it's actually better this way.

I've got some friends that always ask me for help and if they simply took the time to find out the answers and investigate it like I do, they'd be much better off. But I put the partial blame on myself because if they have someone to always ask and get the answer, why look? I think this forum works under the same premise and I completely agree.

Stuff like this needs to be done carefully and people have to be willing to put in the time to know the basics so they know what to do when something goes wrong. Planning and being thorough is vital to doing things right with modding firmware, etc.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] SSJ_Gomike:
I'm all for helping people out who need real help....

And all we did was point out that spending a little more time reading around the different roms in the dev section would have given the answer....

This is xda developers.... Not xda anybody....

This place is going down hill cause all the devs are leaving due to the increase in people who don't spend the time to read on what development is and don't understand that if what is done here was meant to be 100% stable we'd all be on stock roms...

I'm sorry but this and what Entropy said are the facts...

If you want to upgrade from stock Froyo 2.2.1 to a nice gingerbread rom.... There are some good one in the dev section..... And some have instructions and how to do it while others expect you to already know how...

Sent from my Samsung Infuse 4G - 1.6ghz
[General Questions and Answers] CADCAM:
I have a quick question, I rooted my GTab from stock to Brilliant Corners and made a back-up using CWM. I just switched to GTabComb 3.3 and was wondering if I go into CWM and make a back-up will I loose my back-up of Brilliant corners? Also now that I have just installed GTabComb, if I do make a back-up can you use it like a restore point? If a month or two down the road my GtabComb install goes bad because an app or other issue can I just boot into CWM and hit recover and be back to the day I installed GtabComb? Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] CallMeVentus:
Backups will not deleted unless you specify the delete or format the drive that your backups are in .

Forever living in my Galaxy Ace using XDA App
[General Questions and Answers] CADCAM:
OK what about the recovery? Can I use it to restore an install back to the day I installed it? Also where are these files stored? I use Astro and I don't see a back-up for Brilliant Corners. Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] sam11rox11:
Backups

Backups are stored on sd card. Go to 'clockworkmod' folder and go into backup and they will all be there :)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paulrockliffe:
Hello,

I'm looking to extend my music collection available on my device by streaming from my PC, either on my home network or on other WiFi networks. 3G is generally not up to the job, so I'm not interested in that.

I did a quick google and found a program called JukeFly, but it's not available in my region, and I can't find it on Marketplace. Is there a way to get JukeFly on my device?

I know that I can add music to my SkyDrive, but this is only accessible through the Office Hub, so is a bit clunky to access and I presume I'll be limited to opening one track at a time.

I've come across Media Buddy, which works with Windows Media Centre, but I'm really looking for something that will at least appear in the Applications list in Zune on my device.

Anyone got any clever solutions?

Thanks
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slimshady322:
When you're at home you could use a DLNA app.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkp1977:
Or you could install TVersity Server (it's for free) on your PC and then download and install either myMedia WP7 or TVersity Remote on your device. Works like a charm for me.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klcamfield:
Streaming from your PC to WP7

There is an app in the marketplace called Tonido. It is really good at what its for. It reminds me of orb before it got screwed up, but tonido you should enjoy
[T-Mobile LG G2x] sukhochir:
My phone's 3G(UMTS2100) in home poor signal and loosing signal, and and my wife is phone have full bar signal.

how to improve signal...?

I installed many ROM(Stock, Xboarders tweaked Stock rom, EagleBlood, Cyanogen, MIUI... ), all same , only MIUI is better locking signal

Please help me.?

Sorry my english language
[T-Mobile LG G2x] v8dreaming:
1-Settings

wireless & network settings

mobile network settings

network more = wcdma only

2- from the dialer

*#*#4636#*#*

phone information

scroll down

set preferred network type

wcdma only

or leave network mode set to gsm/wcdma

and set network in 2 to wcdma preferred
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dakn:
Hi. When updating to Mango at part 7 of 9 my phone turned off but after some time it did manage to reload on it's own and had the Mango update but no Samsung firmware so the screen and buttons were dead. Whatever happened had caused it to only load the Samsung boot screen and then keep rebooting as others had happen.

I flashed it as recommended but because of the constant rebooting it cannot finalise the ROM install once it comes out of download mode.

So I'm stuck as to what to try next. Nothing happens when I press vol down/camera/power to do a reset and nothing happens when i press camera after turning on to bring up the connect to a pc option to try the WPSupportToolv2.

Any ideas how to get past this and get a ROM installed or have I broken it to the point it'll need sending off to Samsung?

Cheers

Dakn

EDIT: As an update to this I have flashed using the latest patched version of WP7 Downloader 7.41 and tried using the engineer Mango update and various others. with the latest downloader it does not require a restart - infact I think I got this wrong in the first place.

But I'm still getting the same result of constant reboot on the Samsung boot screen every 2-3 seconds.

I give up. :confused::(:mad:
[LG Optimus 2x] Flix123:
Hi,

I want to modify the LGLauncher, so that the background in the App Drawer is transparent (~50%).

But I don't know, which file I have to edit for this.

So could anyone please help me with my idea and say, what to edit?

It would be great!:)
[LG Optimus 2x] Mjuksel:
the LGLauncher needs to be decompiled with its dependency, i dont know which file that is :+
[LG Optimus 2x] der_bert:
if anybody can help, i desperately need a (clean) german stock rom as nandroid/clockworkmod zip file.

my USB port is borken and lg told me they won't accept the device for repair with a custom rom installed.

as USB doesn't work, i can't use nvflash or whatever to flash the original rom.

and yes, i checked & reinstalled all drivers, cleaned the usb port for possible grit, rebooted all the pc's i'm trying to connect to ... as far as i can tell, the data connection is borked physically (loading still works).

any help is highly appreciated!

albert

@admin: if this is the wrong section, please move the thread
[LG Optimus 2x] TrymHansen:
Wrong section nothwithstanding, you are in a Catch 22 situation.

Even if you were to get a *clean* nandroid backup (which you won't get, since the recovery partition has to be different to make a nandroid backup to begin with, so you'd have to also find the exact recovery-version for the ROM and replace the one in the backup), you wouldn't be able to flash the proper baseband, as that can only be done via smartflash (or possibly nvflash) which requires USB.

So let's try something else first, ok?

What happens if you remove the battery, and hold vol-down while plugging in the USB-cable?
[LG Optimus 2x] der_bert:
Hello ::Trym,

thanks for your fast reply/help.

I do get the software update logo, but smartflash does not recognize the device (means, the com port stays blank).

LGUnity drivers are up to date. As i have a win7/64bit system, i tried this also with drivers included in the 'LGDriver.exe', same result.

kind regards,

albert
[LG Optimus 2x] TrymHansen:
Thanks, that what was I wanted to know, so far. Smartflash requires a special set of drivers you can download from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1008070 (first post, "smartflash drivers". Please disconnect the phone, install those, reboot your computer and start the phone in smartflash mode again.) If we're lucky you'll get a virtual com-port recognized.
[LG Optimus 2x] der_bert:
hi trym,

i unistalled the other drivers, installed the ones from the post, but unfortunately, still no com port is recognized ...
[LG Optimus 2x] TrymHansen:
Dang, I'm afraid that was our last hope. I find it so very very strange that everybody who has usb-problems are still able to charge, in other words just break the signalling-pins and not the power-carrying ones. Just doesn't sit well with me, you'd think that everything would break, right?

I'm sure you've done this already, but I mention them anyway, to be on the safe side:

o Connect directly to motherboard, not via a hub or a case-port.

o Use another cable, preferably a short, unused one (to get as much pressure on the pins as possible.)

o Don't use any kind of overclock.

o Cool down the phone before trying again. (Not in a freezer, mind you, just take out the battery, leave the cover off and give it a healthy airing outside.)

...and anything else you can think of. To be honest I think there's little else to do. You may simply have to play very very stupid and see if the service-center bites. Good luck.
[LG Optimus 2x] der_bert:
well, as i still have the original 218 baseband, at least i'd like to have the right rom on the device before sending it in:

so again:

does anybody have the possibility to provide me with a nandroid/clockworkmod backup of a german stock rom?

this would really be a great help!

thanks in advance,

albert
[LG Optimus 2x] Harsh:
you phone will be sent not to LG in germany but LG support send you sending slip to send your phone for repair/replacement to www.w-support.de. And may I know which rom are you running currently?

And you do not need German Specific thing, any official will do, just make sure it be official LG rom. And dont worry about CWM recovery, LG will not even look at it, what support do is try to Flash phone again by using their computer, they dont use recovery.

And also check which version is latest for you by replacing 0000000000 with your EMEI in following link, and post link you get of kdz over here.

Check Latest Version
[LG Optimus 2x] der_bert:
hello bhanvadia ,

thanks for the info.

i'm runnuing the current CM7 nightly.

when inserting the IMEI into link you provided, it returns the following KDZ links:

http://csmg.lgmobile.com:9002/swdata/WEBSW/LGP990/ADEUBK/V10d_00/V10D_00.kdz

http://csmgeic.lgmobile.com/swdata/WEBSW/LGP990/ADEUBK/V10d_00/V10D_00.kdz
[LG Optimus 2x] The Alter Ego:
Verdammt...hab dich zu spät gelesen. Hab gerade heute mein LG komplett neu aufgesetzt und dabei auch mit nvflash die deutsche 10d aufgespielt. Ich hätte dir ein Nandroid machen können :(

Das tut mir wirklich leid

edit: ich habs für dich gefunden. Wird über die Recovery geflasht und ist die 10c

http://www.multiupload.com/JMERXAKZQS
[LG Optimus 2x] der_bert:
super, vielen dank!

werde es gleich mal ausprobieren.

hoffentlich klappts dann mit der reparatur ....

edit: nachdem ich rausgefunden hab, dass man vorher auf ext3 reverten muss, hat's geklappt. wusste gar nicht mehr wie sch... die stock firmware ist im vergleich zu CM7, wahnsinn ... also nochmals vielen dank!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Docster6:
Is there a way to download a simple/stock ROM from my computer to my SD card and then use the stock recovery to install it on my Droid Bionic? I rooted, downloaded the Bionic bootstrap recovery. I also installed the Th3ory ROM onto my SD card via my PC. Using the Clockwork Mod Bootstrap I wiped the data/factory reset, wiped the cache, wiped the Dalvik cache, and then went to mount and storage and did a system format so now I don't have the stock ROM anymore. I accidently rebooted and am no longer able to access the Clockwork Mod recovery and am only able to access the stock recovery. One of the options of the stock recovery is to apply update from SD card. I tried to use that to access the new Th3ory ROM but I get an error message that reads E:signature verification failed, Installation aborted. I also tried to connect the phone to my PC via USB but am not able to access the phone because of a driver problem. So I think the easiest thing for me is to download a simple/stock ROM onto the SD card and then access it through the stock recovery. I am new at this so I would appreciate any help in detail please to recover my phone. Thanks!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] tbtaf:
Look under development, check out the thread on flashing fxz file. First thread. I think it should solve your problem.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Docster6:
Recovery

Thanks for the info. I was able to install the stock ROM, use the Clockwork Mod bootstrap and then install the Unl3ash3d ROM and now the phone is working great! Thanks again!!:)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] tbtaf:
Glad it worked!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nieohl:
Current Firmware Version: PDA:JPE / PHONE:JPB / CSC:JPA (XTC)

Latest Firmware Version: PDAJV9 / PHONE:JV9 / CSC:JV9 (XTC)

am i going to gingerbread with this? anyone online out there? need quick help before i do the firmware upgrading.

after that firmware upgrade, am i able to flash rom/kernel or root my phone?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cortez:
My friend has real battery drain issue with JV9 (PDA: I9000BOJV9 PHONE: I9000XXJVO CSC: i9000GTMZJV7). I do not recommend to go with it. I am now searching how to upgrade 2.3.4(5) while maintain a warranty. I don't see this as possible so far, or am I wrong? :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nieohl:
well i upgraded it already. it doesn't consume battery so much as like when it was froyo, lol. i even tried 2minutes using the Flashlight app, and it didn't decrease % using GoLauncher EX, but now im using Regina 3D Launcher as my main launcher.

because Go launcher EX runs application that i didn't want to run. as you can see the Running Tab at application drawer. i always close them...sucks.

and i slept for like 6hrs earlier. using GoLauncher EX, it just decreased for like 5~10%, in sleep mode. but when it was froyo, it decrease for like 30~60% depends on how long even in sleep mode lol.

i can now use many widget for Go Launcher than before :).

but i prefer using Regina as my main, it's cool tho a bit lag, THAN BEFORE IT'S LAGGY. but Regina needs a lot of update, there isn't any way to organize the application drawer app list of your desire. or there is, idk but i checked tho.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshua_h:
Hi,

Just wondering what is the best ROM available at the moment either 2.3.4 or 2.3.5 for best battery life?

Thanks! :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brett944:
i was using [ROM][2.3.4][XXKH3] Cognition S2 v1.5.1 with great battey life,

now trying some 2.3.5 based roms but too early to tell for now
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomascunill:
I'm experiencing great battery life with stock KI3 Rom. Anyway, i flashed it yesterday so it's too early to tell, but that would be my suggestion.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serpicoUK:
Do you need to be rooted to use that one?

Where can I get it from?

is it this one?

XXKI3 Stock Kernel:http://www.multiupload.com/WDOO81L5H6

Password: intratech@XDA
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomascunill:
The link you provided is for the XXKI3 Kernel, not ROM. THe link for the full ROM can be fund here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1277020.

I'm no expert, but I understand that you have to be root user and have clockwork recovery properly installed and funtioning to flash any ROM. Anyway, once that is done, it's really easy to flash new ROMs, just reboot in recovery ROM, and install from zip file in SD card. If this is your first ROM I strongly suggest you prepare yourself and read the articles there are about it, how to do a full backup in case anything goes wrong, etc...

Also, if it is your first time flashing a new ROM, you must understand that you may have to try various ROMs before you find the one you like, but that is the fun of it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikzDHD:
I've tried all the roms in the original dev section, and to be honest most are similar, depends on kernel as well. Most importantly usage, what might give one user excellent battery life might give another poor battery life. Best way is testing yourself.

I like VillainRom for its stock like features with the ability for us to tweak instead of a fully tweaked rom.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serpicoUK:
Can I use that Kernal and just flash that the same way using odin as I did with frankenstein 2.3.5?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomascunill:
You can flash the Kernel with Odin but you may encounter problems depending on the ROM your are on. I'm not an expert in the subject of flashing diferent kernels so I mostly prefer not to do it. Instead, I keep the kernels that come with the ROMs I flash since the dev that created the ROM and chose to use that kernel knows a lot more than I do.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serpicoUK:
How do I know what ROM I am on?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikzDHD:
Settings, about phone.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superleeds27:
Plus one. Using Cognition, trying to scout and see which 2.3.5 ROM's are decent!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serpicoUK:
I have now rooted my phone and installed GT-19100_XXK13_original.zip

I am unsure if it's overwritten the kernal I flashed yesterday which was the Frankenstein one

How can I tell?