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[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] JDV28:
I'm just waiting for Ice Cream Sandwich to drop. Once gnufabio makes an ICS rom, you can bet that I'll have a fully white theme for it within a couple weeks :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] munsterrr:
looks fantastic. giving it a shot.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] Aznrace7:
noob question but how do i remove it? thanks

well done overall but the menu pulls up partially off the screen.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] baseballfanz:
flash your rom again, no need to wipe.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] munsterrr:
works great!

Now to find a good white wallpaper
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] JDV28:
In Revolver Parts, under the 'Themes' tab, there's one called Revert to Stock (or something similar).
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] JDV28:
I'm still using the one you see in the screenshots. Fits very well and is visually pleasing as can be. If you want I can link you to it. Of course there are no shortages of white wallpapers though lol
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] Leshy1991:
awesome effort JDV28 but may i konw what bugs i will be facing :-\
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] JDV28:
The running notifications icons don't show up in the lower left of the status bar and there are fine flight stretching issues with the expanded notifications window, but you can see all of the notifications fine.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] joefloater:
I will take that link please, looks awesome!
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] JDV28:
Here ya go :)
[LG Optimus 3D] alankstiyo:
how can I reinstall gb?? I deleted something i wasn't suppouse to xD and now it's not working after trying to install it.

I'm using lg mobile support tool but I'm not sure where is v21a fw from, UK said it's not supporting it.

thanks for the help
[LG Optimus 3D] Overture:
Download the GB and flash it like its described here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1287236
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
Does anyone know of any USB Jig for galaxy tab to unbrick it?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fasst:
Same question from me. I have the USB jig for the SG2 and wonder if it works and will reset the binary counter on the tab?

I have the Samsung TAB USB-adapter but I need an additional male USB-female micosub adapter to try the USB jig out, and before I do try to find one I wonder if someone has tried it?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Panos_dm:
Hey man, it's sad what happened to your tab, but it's getting annoying to see you make so many different posts revolving aroung the very same issue...

Just my thoughts dude...just ask how much is worth to repair it! Maybe the price is ok!!

Peace :-)

sent from my CM7 nokia 3210
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
No, I have not tried it, please let me know how it goes if you can do it, thanks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
Hey, well I would LOVE to have someone else repair it for me but I can't, I called samsung they wont take it because the unit is from USA, i can't send it to USA because I am not a US resident, I can't send it to Service Absolute (even using my own money) becuase they don't repair non-canadian units... So what can I do?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sb1939:
Flip it on Craigslist?

:confused:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StreetStrip01:
EDIT, nevermind, I misunderstood the question.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] docyoung:
Great Question

I was reading this thread and I have been looking for the same answer for my Note 10.1 2014 edition. USB Jig without seeing the tech explanation and drawing upon my own technical experience clears some memory locations in flash binary that hold values for tracking flashing, maybe the boot loader and some other values. If I could see or find the tech manuals I might get a better understanding. However, this USB Jig is a technician tool of convenience and necessity to gain access and repair electronic equipment. Basically, it shuns or shorts across two pins in the USB with a load (resistors) so it isn't out of control short and manages the amount of juice or some electricity to clear those registers and reset the electronic device safely. The real technical question are all Samsung electronic circuits in phones and tablets access the same way, or is there a different pin configuration to be used, or a different sequence of steps to prep or follow up with, or almost finally can't work as the USB doesn't access the same parts of the electronic circuit. Lastly, if an experiment is done to just go ahead and use the USB Jig. Will it be a harmless attempt or will using the USB jig damage the circuits in the device? The last question is a show stopper, Dirty Harry type of question. Did you get an answer yet by experiment or by someone passing on the answer from their experience. Someone knows this answer and I am going to have it. This is how open source, crowd sourcing works.

BTW you question is valid one as now that Samsung Tablets are all on USB and people are going to continue to want to experiment with ROMS and modifications. So this answer will need to be answered in the near future. Samsung benefits from their products ability to be hacked and modified as this one of the consumer draws to buy. However, now Samsung is gaining more and more commercial success they may attempt to limit this activity. The downside for Samsung is that they end of having to respond to experiments gone bad, bad business for them. So hence their service attention to the flash binary "got ya trap and take a penalty, warranty voided", to limit those activities.

Later

Doc
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] gr8nole:
Here's an email app from CM7 that I have edited to remove the requirement for a pin to unlock when using an exchange account. I am not a developer, I simply followed the instructions found in numerous other threads. I am posting this because I couldn't find an updated version anywhere else that actually has user definable account colors working. I also changed the app icon and notification icon to a blue version of the standard icon. This app works great for me on CM7 and I have used older versions of this on Sense roms in the past. Give it a try if you hate the exchange PIN requirement. Be sure to make a backup first as always. Just flash the zip through recovery. It will say that it requires device admin as usual during initial account setup, just hit OK to continue. It should skip past enabling the PIN.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] nitdawg:
works great for me! Thanks. I'm running IceCream sense. The default email app (I guess Sense 1'0) works okay, but I like having the check boxes fOr multiple selection and being able to add a custom notification. I never use the sense email widget, so no loss there. The only thing I miss is the unread counter on the icon. Cool!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] cmlusco:
Awesome love the black background, the colored accounts, and the combined inbox. Thanks.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] gr8nole:
Glad you guys like it, I was beginning to wonder if anyone else was going to use it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
Three new tools have been released or updated by their developers recently that may have a major impact on how we root and flash our phones. I will need to update the Guides with the new information, but first some confirmations are needed.

1) Chainfire has released a tool called Mobile Odin which will flash roms from the phone. There are two versions, Mobile Odin Pro which is available on the market for a small fee, and Mobile Odin Lite which is available free to xda members. Quoting from his thread: Flashing with Mobile ODIN does NOT increase your custom kernel flash counter or make the yellow warning triangle appear. This tool was updated today (November 28, 2011) to work with a host of new phones, including SGH-I777.

2) DooMLoRD has released DooMLoRD's Easy Rooting Toolkit (zergRush Exploit) which is reported to allow permanant rooting of our SGH-I777 phone without installing a custom kernel. This was most recently updated on November 16, 2011.

3) CLShortFuse developed SuperOneClick Root over a year ago, and recently updated it (November 10, 2011) to include the ZergRush exploit and SU 3.0.

With these tools, if they work as advertised on our phone, it will be possible to root and install custom software without incrementing the flash counter. When you have used one or more of these tools, I would appreciate it if you would post your results back here in this thread so I can gather information to update the [GUIDE] How to Flash Custom Binaries Without Ever Incrementing the Flash Counter!!

Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] cbb77:
I have used the new version of SuperOneClick with the zergRush exploit to successfully root my SG2. However I will mention that the Unroot feature of SuperOneClick did not work. I simply used the unroot script DooMLoRD provided in his thread and I was able to unroot successfully. I am currently still unrooted as I have a business app I have to run that will not if it detects root. However, I assume either SuperOneClick or DooM's script will work once again if needed.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] lambition:
Will any of these tools reset flash counter and warning sign on already rooted phone?

I rooted without knowing these problems. Now I'm stuck with it.

Jig may or may not work, so didn't even try yet.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] gr8hairy1:
No. At some point we may figure it out to reset it through software, but until then only jigs reset the counter.

Sent from my páhhōniē
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] wonner:
I recently noticed after flashing to UnNamed that the caution sign didn't appear. Has the ROM been developed to not trigger it or does it have to do with using the jig? I bought a jig a month ago from mobiletechvideo and I've only used it once. I've flashed CM7, Galnet MIUI and UnNamed since with no caution sign.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
These tools will probably provide a new way to flash custom software without incrementing the flash counter. None of them will remove the warning triangle or reset the flash counter, however.

The only two ways to remove the warning triangle, and get the AT&T boot screen back, are 1) jig and 2) flash a stock kernel with Odin or Heimdall.

The only known way to reset the flash counter is with a jig.

The only thing that causes the I9100 boot screen with the warning triangle and increments the flash counter is flashing a custom kernel with Odin or Heimdall. So, you can flash with adb or Android Terminal Emulator or ClockworkMod Recovery, or appearantly with the new Mobile Odin, without incrementing the flash counter.

I'm definitely interested in hearing about peoples results using these tools. That is the main purpose of this thread. Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Vpr2006:
I used the DooMLoRD method, which is really easy, and it's been working for several weeks with no issues. I haven't needed to unroot, so haven't tried that yet.

[Edit] I haven't tried flashing a new rom, so I can't comment on the flashing without triangle. I just wanted root for a couple small issues, I'm going to wait to start flashing until some stable releases of ICS start appearing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] seanpr123:
I've used SuperOneClick with Zerg to root, then installed Entropy's Daily Driver through Android Terminal then flashed UnNamed through CWM all without tripping any counters.

Love it!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] avidmovies:
So just confirming, when I get my S II, using your earlier guide that's a sticky, I'll be able to not increment the flash counter AT ALL (flashing Entropy's kernel through adb, then flashing the unNamed Rom via CWM, and also flashing the su package for root)?

Or should I wait a week or so for you to possibly update your guide, with an even more idiot-proof process? :D

Thanks again!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
The guide is still good. I'd like to provide all the options though.

At this point, it is clear that rooting with either SuperOneClick or ZergRush will be part of step 2 in the guide, and may be easier than using Odin or Heimdall.

Still waiting for any information on Mobile Odin. If it's easy to use on our phones, it may be an improvement over steps 3 and 4.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] driguez:
Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] gr8hairy1:
Used the zergrush root and then mobile odin to set my friends sgsii up with unnamed and icsrewed theme. Worked great without one issue.

Sent from my páhhōniē
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
Did you use lite or pro?

Could you describe using Mobile Odin, setting it up, how the flashkernel works, etc?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] gr8hairy1:
I downloaded the zergrush root package from the op. Then went to (edit):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1347899

and downloaded mobile Odin lite.

First downloaded Samsung kies for the proper drivers then downloaded and opened zergrush. When you first open zergrush by opening 'run me' (i think it was called) it will tell you everything you need to have already done before plugging in your phone. It recommends changing your screen timeout to 10. I'm guessing this is for adb use, as adb can not connect to your phone if the screen is off.

I then plugged the phone in and pressed a key for it to start. All in all it took around 5 minutes. Majority of the time was processes coming up that waited 40 seconds. Guessing the phone was doing things that you couldn't see. At no time did I need to press anything on the keyboard or phone.

After that was done I opened mobile Odin lite. It gives you the choice of downloading the file you need or cancel. I already had the kernel I was going to flash, entropy512's dd, but I clicked download file just in case out would load the file for me. Well it didn't. It took my browser to:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1347899

That's great for most users but I already had the zImage I wanted. I hit the back arrow which took me to a black screen, guessing mobile Odin. Hit back again and was at my home screen. Reopened mobile Odin, and after a few tries found out you need to hit cancel to continue on.

That gives you this screen:

View attachment 802081

After that:

View attachment 802082

The only main option is kennel, and that's all I neededafter choosing it I got:

View attachment 802087

It was stored on the root of my internal sdcard, so I selected internal and then seen:

View attachment 802088

It obviously automatically put the kernel at the top by itself. Picked it and then had:

View attachment 802089

Chose flash kernel, rebooted the phone, and it was done. Downloaded unnamed, used three button hold to get into recovery, sure enough CWM was there, chose unnamed. Rebooted and viola, custom rom. Through this whole process the boot screen never changd to i9100 with the yellow exclamation point or was the flash counter tripped.

Sent from my páhhōniē

(yeah, I typed that all on my phone, talk about a sore hand)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] iainash:
I guess after you open Odin, you pour a Guinness , then download the file you need or cancel? ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
@gr8hairy1

Nice write up. Very useful. I'll probably get a chance to install this and play around with it tomorrow. Couple questions though.

Did you download the lite version from the market? I only see the pro version on the market, and Chainfire's thread also indicates to download the lite version from his thread.

Do you know what Chainfire means in his Mobile Odin thread by flashkernels? Did you have to download one? From your write up, it sounds like you didn't and Entropy's kernel flashed fine.

Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] gr8hairy1:
Yeah buddy! Need to put that step in there.

Though I'm a yengling fan

Edit: lol, just seen my guinness spelling error. Nice to know swype appreciates a good beer :)

Sent from my páhhōniē
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] gr8hairy1:
You're right, I downloaded it from xda. Not sure how I got that mixed up. I'll update my post. Though I had taken a vicodin, alieve, and 2 benedryl around 1am, and it was almost 2am when I posted that. Stupid butt surgery is kicking my butt.

And correct, I did not download his flashkernel. I was tempted to flash it to check out what it did but it wasn't my phone I was working on. I stuck with flashing what I knew would get me cwm, and flashed Entropy512's kernel. Flashed with no issue.

Sent from my páhhōniē
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbirney:
First I wanted to say THANK YOU for all your help. I was able to follow your guide to flash my phone with out incrementing the flash counter.

But before I did that I did try DoomLoRD root fix. It worked as advertised and was exactly how the instructions were documented. I had no issues.

Again big thanks to you for all your help!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] DroidBehavior:
hi im new to android and rooting, i rooted using the first root method released on android central but that caused my flash counter to increase to 1 and give error message every boot

i than used entropys method 2a return to stock with root, and than installed cwm with android terminal

now i dont have a flash counter and error message but i have a delay in the home button, one i can not stand

will any of these new methods save me from the lag or will it be the same, what can cause this lag? it was NOT there before 100% certain i press the home button every few seconds when i use my phone and the first time i noticed it i thought my home button was disabled because there was such a delay!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
Unless you used a jig, you undoubtedly still have a flash count of at least 1. Flashing a stock kernel will restore the AT&T boot screen and remove the yellow warning triangle, but the only known way to clear the flash counter is with a jig.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] avidmovies:
Just a quick update, for one phone I successfully followed the instructions in your original thread to the letter and everything was perfect.

The only thing you MAY want to add is that you should connect your phone to your computer once BEFORE any flashing, to let the drivers be automatically installed. Also, I found that my phone was detected only if ODIN was started before I plugged in the phone, but that may just be me.

On another Galaxy SII, I successfully used the zergRush package from the given thread, and it was done in about 3 minutes, no errors or user interaction really needed.

Personally I think zergRush + Android Terminal Emulator is the fastest, relatively easy method to go, but I haven't experimented with Mobile ODIN yet.

Just wanted to say thanks again for your guide, as it really is quite comprehensive and easy to follow :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] nixonpjoshua:
What is the problem of having increments the flash counter? I rooted with super one click after flashing since custom kernel with Odin (I don't remember which). Anyway with all this negative talk about incrementing the flash counter I'm worried I'm just not aware of some problem...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
It's not really a problem. It has absolutely no effect on the function of the phone. It's just that some people are concerned about voiding their warranty, and the flash counter can be evidence of that, even if the phone is flashed back to stock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] sblevine:
successful backup using super one click

I just backed up my AT&T SG2 using super one click. I have rebooted and see no warning signs of any kind.

Here are the steps I took

1. Installed Kies 2.0. Verified installation of drivers in the device manager.

2. Verified that usb debugging was enabled on the phone

3. Unmounted the SD card on the phone.

4. Plugged in the usb cable from pc to phone

5. Ran super one click. selected 'unroot'. waited 6 or 7 minutes for it to complete.

6. Even though there was no instruction to do so, I rebooted phone.

7. Installed Titanium backup (which requires root) and ran it successfully.

sblevine
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Osolot:
is a jib.. just a jig?

I just came over from a Samsung Vibrant and have a jig that I bought and used on that phone. Will that same jig work for the SII?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
Yes if it's 201K ohms plus or minus 1%. I only know about some jigs for the captivate that were out of tolerance and didn't work on sgsII.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Captain Zero:
Doomlord/zergRush worked flawlessly for me.

Interesting note.. thought I was being clever and ran the .bat file as an admin under Windows 7. It failed. Ran it again as a regular user and it worked fine. Took 8-10 minutes. Rebooted, updated SU via the market and used Titanium to blow away all the bloat.

No longer sent from my BlackBerry.
[HTC Sensation] mox123:
any chance of getting ubuntu running on the sensation?

edit

got it running using this link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=962023
[HTC Sensation] LeeDroid:
Jump to the android development section, I believe there is a fairly universal solution there, not got the link handy but I was reading it yesterday ;)

Sent from my LeeDrOiD loaded s-off HTC EVO 3D
[HTC Sensation] mox123:
i just checked there and can't see anything for ubuntu, any idea what post title it was under?

edit

is this it?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=962023
[HTC Sensation] webmanya:
Did you check the "[INDEX]" thread?

There are 2 links for linux installation hope those help.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1255203 => For Backtrack Linux

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1197377 => For Ubuntu
[HTC Sensation] mox123:
i got ubuntu working on my sensation using arhd 4.1.7 and bricked 1.5 using the link I provided in the 3rd post

can someone make this a sticky?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] RegLinUsr:
I'm looking for something that is able to analyze the entirety of phone's radio functionality. I have

WiFi Analyzer

for the WiFi aspect of the radio but nothing more. Are there any apps available that can analyze all of the phone's radio spectrum? A single app would be ideal but multiple apps would be fine too.

Thanks.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] RegLinUsr:
I'm guessing that by so few responses that I'm asking for something that doesn't exist. Ah well, maybe eventually... :(
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] justjayhere:
Might not be what you are looking for... but I find "Real Signal" some what helpful.

Sent from my Transformer TF101
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] csturgeon80:
did you by chance attempt different radio versions? personally wouldnt think it would make a difference, but downgraded my radio and now i get 3g without having to stand at the end of my driveway or climb anymore tall trees...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noahk11:
I heard its fairly easy to customize a stock ROM with little to no coding (I don't know anything but visual basic). Even though i have heard this i have no idea on how to do it. Could someone point me to instructions or explain to me how its done? Youtube has not helped be either. The ROM would be based off of the Infuse 4G Stock (at least for my first one).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GazaIan:
Dsixda's Android kitchen is a good place to start. Maybe the UOT Kitchen for cooking up some themes.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noahk11:
Dsixda's Android kitchen isn't working and its for HTC mainly. What is sid and where do i download it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GazaIan:
http://uot.dakra.lt/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LeonP5:
there's any way to hide the cursor that appears when I plug my usb keyboard on my tablet?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GazaIan:
Does it not disappear once you interact with the screen? On HC Tablets I used it disappears when I touch screen.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LeonP5:
Unfortunately not..