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[Fascinate General] procco13:
You can also try this (last line in post).

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20975842&postcount=3214

Don't forget to reboot your phone after entering the command. It won't work otherwise.

Sorry I can't be more help. It works in Linux with no issues and no need to install drivers.

EDIT:

Ignore the instructions in the link above. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't. I did NOT do this and USB mass storage works for me. I used the instructions I posted previously - the ones you did not have success with.

I busted out my Windows 7 netbook to test it myself. Works fine.

One thing that didn't seem to be mentioned anywhere is you have to enable USB mass storage on the phone.

I have USB debugging enabled (Settings -> Developer options -> USB debugging). When you plug the phone into your PC you'll get a notification in the status bar (top). Pull down the notification and click USB Connected -> Select to copy files to/from your computer. This opens up the USB Mass Storage dialogue then click Turn on USB storage on the bottom. I had to wait a minute or so then Windows popped up asking what I wanted to do with the newly found devices. I selected display folder and could access both the internal SD and my external SD card.
[Fascinate General] mattsolberg:
Hey bucknetbucky. Any issues with that Surface rom? I've been looking at it too. Worth a flash? Did you use the Telus specific Glitch pre-3 kernel?
[Fascinate General] cowvun:
Has anyone tried flashing this rom http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1363593&page=825 for the T959D? I really want to try out ICS.
[Fascinate General] Gage_Hero:
Running it now, with Glitch v14, modem JVT works fine here.....
[Fascinate General] bucknetbucky:
So far do good. Fast and no issues as of yet except 1. If I try to use deep idle I get SOD. Default kernel is glitch so no need to flash over.
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
No *Official* ICS for Galaxy S

http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...k-no-ice-cream-sandwich-for-galaxy-s-and-tab/

So looks like we will be relying on ports and custom ROMs - which is most of our preference anyways - but I'm baffled that Samsung says it won't work (blaming their customizations though and NOT stock ICS) when its obvious that it runs on a bevy of Galaxy S's

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OFF TOPIC :)

Hey Matt - So far I really like my Asus Transformer (TF101). Rooted it pretty easily, but then lost root with an OTA update - just got it back this week (another XDA thread) and have since put on CWM, the Prime ROM, and custom kernel :)

That's where my time has been of late - leaving my T959D on a nice stable Miui - but the T959D is still my baby :o) Love this little phone - also I still have to get the keyboard for my TF so it truly becomes a transformer.
[Fascinate General] Rshaid:
Great topic guys, it was really helpful :)

but I'm wondering, is the camera's auto focus working properly with you? :confused:
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
That's awesome jp, if you don't mind me calling you that lol. I'm kinda jealous! Sweet to hear though that you've already popped it's cherry! ;) how is it?
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
LOL - you can call me whatever (and Jeff is fine - not much for handles LOL)

Yeah, its pretty easy to work with but coming from a cutting my teeth on the phone there's some interesting notes:

- No Jig LOL - and no USB port (not without the keyboard anyways).

- For CWM it will only work with a SD micro and NOT the internal SD card we're used to on the phone - took me a while to realize that why backup and such was not working.

- Looks like most of the ROMs are more like Darky's in that it uses the stock ASUS ROMs and modifies that - so you get some performance boosts, but the L&F is about the same as stock.

I might try another ROM - but I"m told Prime (which I'm running) is the best. I like it a lot but figure I will like it more once I find the keyboard (sold out everywhere).
[Fascinate General] baino:
Surface

Hey Bucky, want to say thanks for all your work here. I've been lurking on this thread for a while now and about to update.

Are you still going to be creating a step by step walk through for the Surface ICS? that one looks pretty awesome.

cheers.....G
[Fascinate General] bucknetbucky:
Tip will be there tonight.
[Fascinate General] baino:
You da man.
[Fascinate General] mattsolberg:
I've been running the Surface rom now for a couple days. Have to say, it is pretty slick. Feels like a leaner version of the Hacksung CM9 build. Feels fast. Question for Bucky. What settings are you using for LiveOC? I can't seem to find the right balance between stability, speed, battery life. Care to share what you're using?
[Fascinate General] Gage_Hero:
I would be interested to see what everyone else has found on this too. As a side note, when testing this, make sure you don't have set at boot turned on in NSTools or you will be doing a recovery.... not that I'd know :)
[Fascinate General] mattsolberg:
So far I've found that I can only find stability by leaving stock voltages untouched. That said, battery life has not been that bad so far even with significant over clock. See attached.
[Fascinate General] bucknetbucky:
As promised and not to clutter the thread ...

T959D running S.U.R.F.A.C.E can be found here ...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21108837#post21108837
[Fascinate General] procco13:
I need help

You know the problem with all of this???? I can't keep one ROM (or kernel) on my phone long enough to figure out if it really works for me. It's ridiculous :D. I am totally addicted to flashing ROMS, kernels, updates, whatever - all trying to squeeze every last bit of performance out of my phone. It wouldn't surprise me if it caught fire one of these days.

I may need therapy to stop the madness.

In the meantime, I've moved over to S.U.R.F.A.C.E. from Onecosmic so please keep the info flowing. Guess I'm moving over to the other thread.
[Fascinate General] Rshaid:
UP :confused:
[Fascinate General] bucknetbucky:
Not sure about the onecosmic ROM but it works on SURFACE ROM
[Fascinate General] cowvun:
Isn't Glitch only for CM7/MIUI roms?
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
V14 is for ICS.

Sent from T959D running Miui
[Fascinate General] Gage_Hero:
V13 and v13.1 are CM7 V14 is all ics.... take a bite :rolleyes:
[Fascinate General] 07blackwater:
Hey gage, haven't seen you in a while. I guess you're rocking another ROM these days!

So how's ics treating you? Does everything work? Do you recommend it over vcmerritt's for a daily driver?
[Fascinate General] Gage_Hero:
Hahahaha Hey Black,

I actually traded phones with my wife so I could get T959D and yes ics is treating me very well. Battery life is nothing short of amazing... I'm clocked at 1352 and still I get over 2 days from a charge. Quadrant runs around the 1800 mark and Antutu is in the 3500 to 3600 range.
[Fascinate General] 07blackwater:
Cool, a lot more choices of room with the 'd' I guess 'eh.
[Fascinate General] mattsolberg:
This thread has gone quiet. Have you all switched ROMs or just aren't having issues with onecosmic's ICS? I've been running the Hacksung build for a few weeks now but was curious to try this one again. What's the word from the TELUS family?
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Back on Darkyrom here

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[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
Was thinking that myself, not much chatter like before. I'm still running onecosmics RC 3.1. Should really do a clean install soon from all the upgrades from previous builds lol.
[Fascinate General] bucknetbucky:
Currently on the S.U.R.F.A.C.E build and rock solid so far. No plans to change anytime soon :)
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
3.1 buck? How's that? I wanted to keep it on but got way too many wait/close options - stability was a question as I added accounts back.

With a new DarkyROM thought I'd try that - back on that for a few weeks now - battery life as usual with Darky's - pretty good, get a full 24 hours with heavy use.
[Fascinate General] bucknetbucky:
1.3 has been fantastic so far with what I use. Battery had lasted as long as 3 days with light to moderate use and no waiting
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
This thread has been quiet for a little while, just thought I'd post a little update of what I'm running and how things are workin.

I'm still running OneCosmics build of ICS RC4.1. I haven't upgraded to 4.2 as I haven't had any problems since the install of the wifi fix (wifi switches off and on quickly). Was on the stock kernel for a little while but was looking for some more speed so I installed Stratosk's semaphore kernel 0.8.0 and this ROM just soars. It's wicked fast and absolutely no problems. Devil 14.2 kernel is alright but I found i had random reboots and just general instability. Battery life is great too, I've managed to get just over a day out of it, and I'm a power user which is awesome.

I would recommend backing up your EFS folder before you install the ROM as it has wiped others (and mine) imei number. And install the UGKC1 modem from Perkas file stash. Full 3g service everywhere I go :)
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Sounds awesome Matt. I may have to give that a whirl. Might pm you for more details if that is cool.

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[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
No sweat man, anytime! I'll try to help out best I can.
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Thanks Dude - so you obviously think this is great for day to day? No issues with sync or anything?

I just downloaded 4.2 as well as the semaphore kernel (I'm using a different semaphore on Darky's at the moment - and it is flying as well).

Have you ever tried thunderbolt scripts? I see them on Darky's quite a bit, I'm still running supercharger which I like. Do you have any script mods on your ICS install at the moment?
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
I installed some tweaks right from the semaphore xda post, but I haven't really played around with them. In order for those to work though you need the semaphore script manager, you can get it there. I'd hold off on 0.8.0 for now, I'm having market issues, can't download anything. So I'm reverting back to 0.7.5 to see if that fixes it.

EDIT: nope it's not kernel related, must be my imei or something. I can download from wifi only, but data works fine. Have to keep looking into this.

Not really familiar with the thunderbolt scripts, I'll have to look into it!
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Holding off on ICS a bit need time to troubleshoot - having early Valentines with the girls :)

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[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
For those on this ROM and having the issue that their carrier comes up as numbers, check out this thread. I can confirm that this does work, any questions leave them here and I'll try to help you!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=916738
[Fascinate General] baino:
Hey guys, I'm thinking of trying Onecosmics 4.2. Whats the best way to flash coming from Surface ics. Can I flash over, then flash the kernel I want (I like glitch).
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
Sorry man i can't help you, not familiar with that ROM. I would assume though that you just need to factory reset, wipe cache and dalvik, then flash this one. As for the kernel, I know the earlier betas were using glitch, wouldn't recommend using it now as there are others out that have been proven stable for the newer releases, like semaphore, the one I'm running.
[Fascinate General] bucknetbucky:
Anytime i flashed i went back to froyo just to make sure. I know its more work but worth it in the long run.
[Fascinate General] baino:
So I flashed over by factory reset, wiping cache and flashing the rom (4.2). It's working great, no problems at all.

It's fast, really fast. So far I'm having much better performance than on surface. Camera works great, no more problems with calendar sync.

Still using kernel that came with the rom, may flash a few others just to see.
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Planning on trying this ... have the ROM, semaphore 0.8.1, and will load up Nova launcher as well. :)
[Fascinate General] baino:
Running semaphore 0.8.1 and everything is smooth sailing thus far.
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
up and running as well - base - have semaphore and nova to put on, but want to set up some basics to ensure I'm good :)
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
Sweet! I'm curious to know what you think of it?

Sent from my SGH-T959D running OneCosmics ICS!
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Good so far. Semaphore is definitely better - even the dialer loads faster. Swapped in the kc1 módem and swiftkey x keyboard, and put in nova launcher which I am digging.

Hate the big pics on the dialer but so far that is about it... Running smooth :)
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Calibrated battery this morning so going to see how it last today without flashing but all accounts added.
[Fascinate General] bucknetbucky:
Takes about 2 to 4 charges to really calibrate. If you turn off sync and data services when not needed I was getting 2 days plus on mine (not a heavy user though.
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Yeah I am already in the 70s but still screwing around
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Wow. Wanted to see what the burn would be overnight. Was a lot - went from 60 to 20 and actually shut down.

Still going to run it for a few days though.
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
how did you flash ICS jp? i'm wanting to go back to stock to get a clean install since i've installed EVERY new release and want to clean up the system. I know i flash stock, but what kernel/rom did you install to get CWM back before moving to ICS?
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Hey Matt - I'll trade you - can you give me what you did with editing for the number telco ID? Not sure if you just flased one of the files or made a manual edit.

In terms of flashing - I followed Buck's instructions on formatting the SD card (removing my personal external and moving pictures and zips, etc. to that card as well as running a full TB backup to that card.

Once that was complete I booted to Download mode and put on Froyo 2.2 - rebooted, and then booted to DL mode again. At that point I odin flashed voodoo666 kernel. Booted up, added superuser and ES file explorer (enabling root and mounting system) so I could copy EFS over to my external SD card.

Then I booted to CWM - factory reset twice, cleared all cache's twice, wipe batt stats for fun.

Then flashed 4.2 ICS - took two flashes though - and booted up.Exited to CWM, flashed semaphore and booted up, then exited to CWM and flashed KC1 modem.

So far - love it - my only gripes to date are on the dialer (the big pic drives me nuts, and it does not search contacts as you are dialing) and battery life which seems to be much worse than MIUI was (which was bad).

More analysis playing required - oh - I also added Nova Launcher (search XDA) but highly recommend that - its essentially the stock launcher done right so worth checking out.

Let me know if that helps.
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
No prob man, did you just download that voodoo666 kernel from here on XDA? I've done a bit of reading, just wasn't sure if it was suitable for our device. Could you attach the file you used, just so i have the correct one??

Alright, so this is a short how-to for those that want to change their telco ID on their phone, to pretty much anything!

First off, you need to install SQLite Database Browser on your computer to do the required editing of the optable.db, which is found under /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony. Copy that file to your computer, open it up with SQLite, and you should see the editor opened up with tabs at the top. Click on "Browse Data" and under this tab there should be no data there. On the right, there is a button that says "New Record". Click it and you can now put info into it. Under plmn, put your current telco ID, telus is 302220. And under both "full" and "short" put what you want to see on your phone, i just used Telus as seen here. After you've made the required editing, save it, and transfer it back to your phone and replace the old optable.db with the new one you just edited.

Next, you need to find your apns-conf.xml and spn-conf.xml, which are both located under system/etc. I didn't have an spn-conf.xml, i originally downloaded it from another user on another post and edited for my use. But i've attached mine for you to edit as you want, just change the file extension to .xml after you download it. Open that file as a text doc and make the changes (again, this file has been set up for Telus so no changes are req'd) and put it in the system/etc folder. You should have your telco ID put in next to spnOverride numeric, and it should also be put in like this on the next line spn_override_only_on="302,220".

Lastly, you need to open up your apns-conf.xml file and find where your carrier is listed in there. When you find it, you need to make sure that it is listed with a numeric value, and with telus it looks like so (numeric="302220" mcc="302" mnc="220") As you can see, your numeric is your mcc plus your mnc. Once you have ensured that this is correct, save the file (if you had to make changes) and close it.

Once all these changes are done, just reboot your phone and it should now be displaying your carrier name, or whatever else you placed in the optable.db file back at the start!
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Sweet matt I'll give that a whirl... PM 'ed you a dropbox link for voodoo666
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
Thanks, I got it! :)

Sent from my SGH-T959D running OneCosmics ICS!
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
No problem - and that 'how to' was spot on - no more annoying 302220 - have Telus on the lockscreen and Telus in the system drop menu.
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
Awesome, glad I was able to help!

Sent from my SGH-T959D running OneCosmics ICS!
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
I'll have to write up a larger impressions post after some time, but this is really something running on semaphore. Battery life appears to be better after a few complete discharges.

Still odd it shut itself off through the night last night - not sure why it would do that (so that's a warning to the few that use their phones as alarm clocks :) )

Also put on Chrome Beta which is kinda nice and powerful - twitter is not syncing contacts which is more annoying than anything else.

Not much else really wrong or buggy that I can see so far.

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Hey - anyone have modem recommendations?

I'm using KC1 (ICS) but seem to not getting bars where I did using KC1 on gingerbread. Might be just a reality of living in the sticks of Nova Scotia :)
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
You can't get good service running KC1? Mine typically is always at 3 bars regardless of where I am, unless I'm at work (steel and concrete hangar). Where "in the sticks" do you live?

Sent from my SGH-T959D running OneCosmics ICS!
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Cole Harbour - home of sid the kid

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[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
JP, Did you disable lagfixes prior to flashing ICS?? I'm right at that point and i dont want to go any further until i know. Dont want to brick it now lol.

EDIT: I got it workin, back on ICS once again. Just a quick question though, when you boot up your phone, and you see the SGH-T959D, do you see a quick flash, and then that comes up again till you see the fancy rotating square boot-up??
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
I didn't disable lagfixes before I flashed - not sure if that would make much of a difference or not.

When I boot up - can't recall if I see a quick flash or not - rebooting now ... and yes, a very quick flash then back to the SGH just prior to the ICS boot animation.

Sounds like we're on the same page.
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
Ok cool, i think it might have something to do with the froyo bootloaders. Was gonna upgrade to GB before flashing the voodoo kernel but wasn't sure what would happen so i left it. I guess it needs to be on gingerbread according to the install, that way you can see the google splash screen and the ability to reboot to download mode.
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
I see what you mean. Could always flash a Darky's RE with GB and then ICS if you want to avoid Kies

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[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Mine shut down and had to pull the battery to get it back. Not good.
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
Wow, not good at all. I haven't encountered that problem before. Did you use the kernel cleaning script before you installed semaphore?

Sent from my SGH-T959D running OneCosmics ICS!
[Fascinate General] d88888b:
Has anyone tried to flash these bootloaders with odin?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1227807

(not the first but the second one posted) Im really tempted to try but deathly afraid of bricks. Would be super if someone could confirm that this works with ICS builds
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
I didn't - where is that script.

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Haven't tried that - I think with a jig you are pretty safe BUT in reading the thread lots of bricks and it looks like those are the boot loaders for the 4G fascinate, and the 3G+.
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
Just PM`d you the script.

I've done some reading on that, I would not recommend installing random bootloaders to make custom startups. Just stick with the ones that came with ours, flash back to stock first if you need them, will save you headaches in the future.

Sent from my SGH-T959D running OneCosmics ICS!
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Thanks. Got that, flashed it and reflashed semaphore

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[Fascinate General] d88888b:
Yeah it looks a bit dubious..the no kernel splash can be dealt with. It just makes booting into recovery a bit tricky but I can live with it
[Fascinate General] 08cherd4:
I was running, SURFACE and it was super slow. Factory reset it, clear the cache and whatnot and just flashed 4.2 over it. Running beautifully now with only a few programs crashing once and awhile. Usually I just hit wait and its fine. Couldn't be happier. Battery usually gets me through a day too with heavy use
[Fascinate General] jpmccarthy:
Maybe uninstall those programs and reinstall especially if you restored from TB.
[Fascinate General] Matt5606:
So did you end up flashing those bootloaders? Anything happen?

Sent from my SGH-T959D running OneCosmics ICS!
[Fascinate General] chubster7383:
Guys, flashed this rom yesterday and I've been quite surprised how smooth it's been running. Took me longer to flash it as I didn't realize the boot up animation takes a long time to finish when booting up for the first time. Thought it was stuck so took numerous attempts to reflash until I just left it.

Couple of questions:

1. Are you guys running Onecosmic or the stockplus version?

2. Seems like most of you like the semaphore kernel. Is anyone running the original Neo kernel? I ran the Neo kernel with Mintberry MIUI and battery life was great. Just curious how the two kernels compare on this rom.

If anyone needs the percentage battery mod, I grabbed it from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1421876

Currently using the accurate battery - horizontal.

That's the only mods I've done so far. Still need to calibrate the battery and see how battery life is.