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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vandric:
Hi All,

I seem to have funny problem with certain items under Settings>>Call. I can't access some of the items there (Call rejection, Set reject messages, Call alert, Call answering/ending and Video call image). Each of those causes com.android.phone crash.

Anything else relating Phone.apk doesn't crashes at all. I am using rooted stock I4.

Anyone had such problems or maybe have some idea on fixing this. I didn't spent much time messing around with system itself, and although Phone.apk replacment seems like cure I am not sure how hard or dangerous is to extract it from some firmware and just replace it.

Thanks in advance,

Vladimir.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lakshmideepak.gaddipati:
Try this..

go into settings->applications-->manage applications-->all-->call setting-->clear data..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vandric:
I can't find such item in manage applications. Anyway I did few "resets" which cleared all data but didn't help.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vandric:
No wonder no one else experienced this, since doubt anyone is dumb enough to rename CallSettings.odex.

Anyway, if someone succeeds and have same problem that is probably it!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sadmod:
Hi, couldn´t find anything about this with the Search Engine so I am opening a new Thread.

Someone I know got a Samsung Galaxy S SCL I9003.

Well, the System is kinda bricked. Launcher Forcecloses at Boot and the System Crashes.

So we planned to Reflash the whole thing. But as we can´t get into the System I don´t know the exact modell name. Just what it shows when booting and that is "Samsung Galaxy S SCL I9003"

Now I can´t find any Firmwares for it. Just for the SL I9003. Well, I doubt those aren´t working with the SCL version, am I right?

So where can I get the Firmwares + Odin for this Device. Even better If you did know if SuperOneClick Root works for this Device and if there are any good CustomRoms...

Device is currently on FroYo

PS: Sorry for my bad english, I am no native speaker ;)
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] forumsid987:
I have been using aosp's rom v13, within it there are the googleemail and googleexchange apk's

within rom v21 those have been replaced with email and exchange apks

i have ran CRC checksums on those two versions and they're both the email and exchange apks are different between them. The v21 file sizes are substantially bigger but nothing in the change log tells us why.

the gapps from koushes ics thread has different crc's for those apks than aosp's v13 or v21; they don't match either of aosp's included apks.

This could all be nothing but I think we need an answer here.

Can someone talk about what's going on here? Since these are GAPPS they are the most sensitive apps, I'm sure people will get mad for me making a thread about this but I'm honestly surprised no one has questioned this earlier. I trust the dev's, otherwise I wouldn't be here flashing their roms, but that doesn't mean I shouldn't be able to question something like this openly either. I just want to understand why the email apk and exchange apk are so different from rom to rom within the same dev as well as why they're different from dev to dev when they share the same version.

Thanks
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] antibox:
You have my support. I would like to know what the explanation is. I don't assume any I'll intent but it is a valid concern.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] obsanity:
I looked at each apk content and there are some extra images in aosp version and the manifest file also but I don't think it was him putting it there. My best guess would be that he compiled it using different options.

If I'm not mistaken, email.apk is part of android os and therefore source is available. When compiling from source, not all files will come through the same.

I would still prefer that Jim stops by this thread and explain why his version is different. I'm sure he has a reason.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] forumsid987:
...and still no reply? Can anyone reach out?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] NicholasQ:
I'd suggest going to the dev's thread, asking the question and linking to this thread.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] forumsid987:
Did that to no avail. I'm back to gingerbread.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] kijp15:
Will someone get access to my emails, etc.? Some fill me up on this? Please.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] AndroidUser00110001:
You can set different levels of compression when making the APK files. Some devs remove stuff and others add, no two will be exactly the same.

Use apktool to decompile the packages and then beyond compare to compare to see the difference.

Most devs deodex the packages so they will be larger when compared to a Nexus dump from Google that has the odex files.

I have checked out most ICS ROMs in this forum and nothing fishy like that is going on. I always look at the ROMs before installing just to be safe.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] forumsid987:
Thank you! I don't know how to use apktools so I just want to be clear...you've looked at the apk for email and exchange for both the v13 and v19 vs what's included in the gapps from koush and you've determined that they're all actually the same?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] rjmarsan:
For what it's worth, if the dev uses a different system key to sign everything, it will cause the checksums to be off. ODex vs DeODex (Optimized vs nonoptimized) can very easily double things in size. Nothing creepy about that.

In addition, Mail and Exchange are not part of GAPPs, they're part of system apps, meaning the source for them are released (as opposed to GAPPs). This means they go through the compilation steps just the same as the rest of ICS.
[HTC Titan] noelito:
so the titan is a fairly new phone and gray market batteries aren't available yet on ebay like they usually are, i have purchased sensation xl 4g, batteries that although fit and power my phone are not readable on the battery status icon, there will be a big ? mark in the icon status bar and so i cannot gauge how much battery life I have left,

is there a hackable solution to read these batteries? i am using a 3.8v 1730 mah battery from hong kong

or has anyone found batteries yet for the phone?
[HTC Titan] pjodm:
Hi !

I found this Link for you.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2011/11/29/prweb8922616.DTL

Good luck !
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] JCDwight:
First off I see on this forum that people freak the hell out when you post something that may possibly have been posted at one point in the past, so let me assure you I've searched this forum and the internet in general looking for help with this problem, and found nothing helpful.

I read the FAQ, and the sections here:

Which linked me to a page that said:

Where do I get a stock Kernel? How exactly do I do this?

Then the next step says something that is completely greek to me, it doesn't seem to have much to do with fixing the Yellow Triangle problem.

I also scoured the internet looking for a fix and most of it involves the International version of the phone.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, I'd love to get rid of that annoying little triangle.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Caliesv:
Try a jig
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepinm3:
From my understanding I rooted this device and got it after root. Even though I retained stock ROM
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
No, you clearly did not read the FAQ and all stickies in this forum as one should do whenever posting to a forum on the Internet, since not only is your question answered in the FAQ, there's an entire guide as a separate sticky post at the top of this forum!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] defnow:
this will get rid of the yellow triangle but will not reset the counter.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18608050&postcount=6

but do yourself a favor and buy this...JIG

http://www.amazon.com/SainSmart-Don...73JQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323036982&sr=8-1

it'll clear the YT and reset the counter.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] coolmalayalee:
This is the sticky you dont want to miss
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] JCDwight:
I absolutely DID read the FAQ.

My

question is not answered in the FAQ, and if you would have read it, you'd know that.

I've looked at every sticky in the forum, the one at the top does not address this.

Can I get a link to the sticky? If it's the one posted below that doesn't help me either. I've already rooted and installed Cyanogen 7 on my phone, now all I need to do is

get rid of the yellow triangle

I mean, would it have taken you as long to help me out as it did to come on here and yell at me? I read over the forums for hours, did google searches, so I came here.

Isn't this a place to get help? If so, why are there dickheads just trying to **** in your cereal here?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] JCDwight:
Thank you Defnow, that was extremely helpful.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] JCDwight:
It worked, I now have a splash screen with no triangle, but unfortunately it doesn't get any further than that. I now just have a black screen after the spash screen. Any ideas on how to remedy this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] autonomous-inc:
Will using a jig get rid of the ROM and kernel I already have flashed onto my phone, or will it just remove the YT and reset the counter? I've been curious about this for a while now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Caliesv:
Just yt and counter. Won't touch anything else.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] defnow:
Only the yt and it will reset the counter.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] foxbat121:
Please use the new ZergRush method to root your phone. It's much safer and does not require kernel swap or flash anything. It will not show YT because you didn't flash anything at all.

As for OP, you need read MUCH more before start doing things like flashing ROM or kernel. Take any shortcut will only put you in a fast track to brick(ed) land which from what I saw is exactly where you are now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] gr8hairy1:
The issue is you rooted in a way that tripped the flash counter.

Which is discussed in the return to stock thread.

And flashing the *stock kernel* back will remove the yellow triangle. Or using a *usb jig*.

Which is discussed.

Your problem is you flashed cm7 before you fixed the yellow triangle issue. The cm7 thread states that it does not support the *stock kernel*. To flash the *stock kernel* would remove cwm, which removes the ability to use cwm (kinda obvious, I know. Just trying to educate the obvious noobs). And since there's no way to boot cm7 on the i777 with stock kernel, you'd be stuck and have to use download mode and odin to return to stock, as you would have no other options.

From the above information, all from existing threads, you have two options.

Option 1

Buy a *usb jig*. Undoes tripping the flash counter and gets rid of the yellow triangle.

Option 2

Use odin to flash back to stock, which will completely remove cm7. The flash counter will still be tripped.

Obviously the *usb jig* will be easier to use and will undo tripping the flash counter. Though it costs money, you have to wait for it to ship, and so far at&t has not been caring about a tripped flash counter.

Thank you for doing research before posting. Understand you read the answer and just did not get it. So when you post and say you've read the stickys and it's not covered, when we know it is, what are we to say? The information is in there. Literally there is a step by step write up dealing with removing the yellow triangle.

Sent from my páhhōniē
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Cheaptrix:
great explanation mr. hairy1.

Jig worked great for me...might come in handy down the road as well.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red5:
So... let me get this straight.

1. You didnt read the FAQs or stickies that CLEARLY fix/cure/answer your question.

2. Decided to post a thread asking how to get rid of the yellow triangle and for a stock kernel.

3. Didnt read or click on the two posts above this one (that Im quoting) that was posted 45 and 40 minutes before this post.

4. Decided to flame the ones that posted in this thread to help you by calling them "dickheads" and use a horrible analogy to sum things up.

Did I miss anything? You have been here for 9 months and only 4 posts (all of them in this thread) so Im assuming that you do reading here and not posting... so you should have read the FAQs and stickies at the top of the forums. Its not a good idea to flame people for trying to help you. Its not their fault that you didnt read what you were supposed to, or for not reading the two posts above yours that actually point you in the right direction.

Infraction issued due to flaming.
[Kindle Fire General] MadJoe:
After reading the Swype thread multiple times, it seemed like I was going to have to sack-up and edit settings.db, potentially bricking my Kindle Fire. Well, ignorance, and thick-headedness and a little luck combined to allow me to get it working with what turned out to be a very simple work around.

First, you will of course need to be rooted. I used the method outlined on www.rootkindlefire.com, but others have used Super 1 click, or Zergrush. Whatever floats your particular boat.

Second you'll need the Swype.apk, and a root explorer type app.

Once you've got all that, go ahead and install Swype normally, then navigate to data/app and move the Swype.apk to system/app. Go to a text field and long press to get the input method popup and select Swype, or use Nook Tools app (Swype should start force closing), select kindle keyboard again if you like and reboot, or just reboot (without reselecting Kindle keyboard rebooting takes a while but will happen, just wait). Once you've rebooted, install Swype again. It will tell you it's a system app but your data will be saved blah blah. Once that's done, you should be good to use Swype without issue.

If you want, you can then go ahead and unroot and it should be good. Actually, the only reason you need root is for when you move the apk to system/app. After that, all should work with or without root.

If you get more force closes, just reinstall Swype again. This worked for me on two different kindles so far, so I'm confident, as long as you follow the instructions, it will work for you too.

Sent from my Digital Brick

Edit: fixed Swypeisms
[Kindle Fire General] movieaddict:
nope didnt work!!!!! bummer
[Kindle Fire General] nednarb:
I have made many changes to my kindle and getting swype to work is not one of them. I can never get it show up with either nook tools or long press.
[Kindle Fire General] krelvinaz:
Hmmmm...

Just did it to see how hard it might be. I've been using the thumb keyboard for some time now.

Starting out, I am already rooted...

1) Copied over the Swype Installer (I am a registered user)

2) Logged in.

3) Selected Beta Americas

4) Installed keyboard

5) Used root explorer and navigated to /data/apps

6) Moved the swype keyboard apk file to /system/apps

7) checked permissions to make sure it was rw-r--r-- (it was already)

8) Rebooted device

9) After the reboot, went to a program so that I could long press in the text entry area (I used Touchdown, but anything would have worked)

10) Selected Input Method

11) Selected Swype

Tried to use it, Forced Closed.

12) Went back with Root Explorer and found the /system/app swype apk

13) Clicked on it, wanted to install... let it do it.

14) Tried using the keyboard again.

See below:

The one issue I have is that the ability to minimize is not easy to get to... but if you press and hold the swype key, it will go to Preferences and you can just click the back arrow and you have done the same thing. I'm sure there is some other way to do it, but I've not played with it much. Found you can do this by swiping from the Swype key to the backspace key...

Note that I don't normally use Swype, but it seems to work okay for me on my KF.
[Kindle Fire General] MadJoe:
Swype from the Swype key to the delete key and Swype will minimize allowing you to access your bottom menu bar.

Sent from my Digital Brick
[Kindle Fire General] MadJoe:
Strange, worked both times I did it on two different Fires.

Sent from my Digital Brick
[Kindle Fire General] tgmtzmx:
Worked out fine for me.
[Kindle Fire General] nednarb:
Ok ok for some reason after many previous attempts I got it to work easy peasy.

i can't believe i struggled with this earlier. thanks for everyone's input on this thread. i am a swype user and was missing it.
[Kindle Fire General] edkeohane:
Worked for me, exactly according to krelvinaz's instructions.
[Kindle Fire General] movieaddict:
Ty so much!!! step , 12, 13, 14 solved my problem!! went back and installed it again and it worked, ty again! to get rid of keyboard just press swype key then home......
[Kindle Fire General] singhnx:
Great instructions! I've now got Swype working on my Kindle.
[Kindle Fire General] animez:
This worked perfectly! Thank you. :D

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire General] bsoplinger:
I don't know why folks don't take the 30 seconds or the whole minute to read the well done web page of tricks and tips that Swype points you at when you install it. I pointed folks there on the original install Swype thread when they asked about hiding the keyboard. It's right there along with tips on changing case and adding and removing words from the dictionary and all sorts of other goodies. You can still get there with a long press of the Swype key and choosing the learn how to Swype and then more from there.
[Kindle Fire General] RawRmon:
I love swype, but I just can't get this to work!:( I think it's the Apk I'm using. Could someone please link the one they used. Everytime I try and install the ones from 4shared it says "not installed." It's getting frustrating.
[Kindle Fire General] Xdpker06:
Awesome, I could actually hold conversations on trillian now although the keyboard looks chunky on the fire.
[Kindle Fire General] movieaddict:
I have a Tmobile sgs2 and all I did was extract my Swype apk from my phone and the installer too, why get it from a Warez site when u have it on ur phone
[Kindle Fire General] JRW160:
I got it from the swype website. It will download an installer that downloads the swype apk for you.

http://beta.swype.com/
[Kindle Fire General] Kekule:
Great! looking forward to playing with this.
[Kindle Fire General] litotamez:
Excellent!!! using now Swype :)
[Kindle Fire General] MadJoe:
Glad this is helping, I really didn't like the idea of editing my settings data base, but I really wanted Swype, and so did my wife, so when I figured it out I thought it would be good to share.

Sent from my Digital Brick
[Kindle Fire General] Xdpker06:
Does anybody elses Swype stop working after reboot? I had to reinstall out to get it working.
[Kindle Fire General] krelvinaz:
No. I've rebooted a number of times after installing it without any issues...
[Kindle Fire General] wolfpack612:
every time i reboot i get the force closes and have to reinstall to make it stop.
[Kindle Fire General] Xdpker06:
Exactly 10 char
[Kindle Fire General] movieaddict:
thats where step 12, 13, 14 come in to play, it should work after that

Tried to use it, Forced Closed.

12) Went back with Root Explorer and found the /system/app swype apk

13) Clicked on it, wanted to install... let it do it.

14) Tried using the keyboard again.
[Kindle Fire General] nednarb:
I have two kindles and love Swype. On one kindle this method worked perfectly and has withstood numerous reboots. The other kindle always gives force close error after a reboot. I have tried and tried but I can't get it to not force close.

Also because life likes to be difficult the kindle with working Swype will not properly size custom wallpapers where as the other works just as it should. I even copied the framework-red apk and it still does it.

These two details have been driving me nuts!
[Kindle Fire General] RawRmon:
Oh my. It successfully installs, and I move the apk to the correct folder, but when I try to choose an input method it does not show up. I just find it odd because I was able to install thumb-keyboard via a very similar method a while ago, and that one worked just fine, but swype just won't show up. I'm considering uninstalling thumb-keyboard in case it might be conflicting with swype, but I don't see how that could be the problem. Hmmmm:/
[Kindle Fire General] wolfpack612:
yes it works after those steps, but once i shut down and power on it goes back to fc, and then i have to go to /system/apps and reinstall it.
[Kindle Fire General] krelvinaz:
I have 2 keyboards installed. Swype, Thumb Keyboard 4

I don't think this is a conflict.
[Kindle Fire General] RawRmon:
That's what happens with my thumb keyboard, as well. I also just reinstall it and it's fine.

I know i figured as much. Which is why this is sooo frustrating. It's a very basic procedure, so I don't think i am botching this in any way. Something has to be conflicting!:confused:
[Kindle Fire General] movieaddict:
U have to follow this process very closely! What i did was take swype installer and swype apk from my sgs2 and put them on my phone and thats how i got it to work for me

its a very touchy process took me many reboots and many recopying and pasting until i got it right, i just kept redoing it until it took
[Kindle Fire General] RawRmon:
I have the beta apk from the swype website. How would I go about extracting it from my phone? Do you think that might help? Sorry I'm still a newb when it comes to some of this stuff. I have Astro file manager, but it won't let me backup swype in order to side load my phone's swype apk...

EDIT

Eureka! Your method worked. I realized I was also registered with swype and just needed the swype apk that was for "Americas"

THAAAAANK YOU!
[Kindle Fire General] movieaddict:
ur very welcome!!!!
[Kindle Fire General] luster:
hey guys, any idea how to change the swype settings?
[Kindle Fire General] nednarb:
open swype keyboard and long press on the logo bottom left.
[Kindle Fire General] bus_ter:
OK I've installed Swype as per the instructions using my Swype beta login and done all through the KF (I initially had a problem that the installer wouldn't let me download Swype because 'I wasn't using an Android device', using Dolphin browser instead of Silk fixed this).

Anyway I'm getting the continous force close on reboot and have to reinstall Swype everytime to fix. As expereinced by other users above.

A couple of posts above seems to suggest this was fixed by installing the 'Americas' version? However at no point during the install did I see this option?

During the install I got to the point where you select 'Enable Swype' which seemed to crash, but after this it had seemed to have installed okay.

If anything it looks like I have a spanish version installed because I can only choose between US keyboard and Spanish? My installed Swype version is .. 3.26.92D.37556.t0.7110.ENSP

Any ideas?
[Kindle Fire General] krelvinaz:
My version is 3.26.92.36178 This was obtained via the Swype Installer. I selected the Americas beta build.
[Kindle Fire General] wolfpack612:
i didn't check my versions but i was getting the americas option yesterday, but today i only get one option that just says swype beta, but still experiencing the same fc crap.
[Kindle Fire General] bus_ter:
Yes I only got the one option to install. I wonder if someone who has this working can upload their .apk file and we can try copying it over our version in /system/app and reinstall that?
[Kindle Fire General] krelvinaz:
PM sent to you.