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[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] tr0yz:
It should work just fine, but worse comes to worse you have the backups on the root of your sd so just replace with old version and restore. Make backup in titanium (come on I just saw who posted this YOU know the answer) so you have a backup to restore of the old version

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I personally stopped using Peach as my daily driver cause of new 3.01. 2.04 was way more solid of a release in my opinion. If anyone needs it just let me know I'll post dropbox ljnk

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[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] NoobNeutralizer:
If you guys use KIES air, don't upgrade to the Nov. 1st update...

It does not work properly and likes to force restart our phone...

I tested on 3 Galaxy Exhibits...
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] Kamatari+:
I always found those applications to be clunky, limited, and slow. I much perfer usb even to kies.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] bomberbadj:
Hi, jocala,

Hoping to get some help - I may have done something to significantly reduce my battery life but I'm not sure what. I want to rule out anything software related before getting a replacement battery, though.

I was on Peach 2.x (forgot which) for the longest time before I tried one of the CM9 nightly builds two weeks ago. It turned off my phone when I tried to take a picture so I replaced it with Peach 3.01. Noticed the issue a couple of days after that.

Its gotten pretty bad. For example, my battery dropped from 90 to 15 percent in the few minutes it took to download the bloat file linked on the first page. And from half, it went to nothing and turned off as I was composing this post. Had to write this again on another device.

I always romwipe before flashing a ROM (sometimes thrice, for good luck) and have tried reinstalling Peach twice. Also tried clearing battery stats but that didn't help either.

I may have installed CM9 while my battery was half full, but not sure - could this be the cause?

Oh, I also replace ADW with Holo launcher, install myfiles.apk from bloat, and remove all the T-Mobile apps after flashing Peach. Not sure if this is relevant as I've never experienced issues with this, but letting you know just in case.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!

b
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] tr0yz:
I believe Jocala has got a new device and no longer posts here unless a link to a build is needed(don't quote me but I can swear he posted that somewhere when he stopped developing 100% just in this device)

You cant just wipe batt stats with out finishing full steps.

Have you tried to calibrate your battery?

If not try this, turn off your device, charge it it to 100%(thru a usb via PC or game console if possible (not necessary), usb charging pushing a little extra juice into your battery), ok so now boot into recovery( straight into recovery is best but either way will be fine(DO NOT DISCONNECT FROM CHARGER OR USB CABLE), choose advanced, now pick wipe batterystat or Wipe system/battstats/ (something like that you'll see it), now reboot your device.

Ok now these are most important steps, after phone boots disconnect charging cable, Let your device fully discharge till it turns off NO EXCEPTIONS, Now while the device is fully dead plug device in do not disconnect charger till battery is 100%(I've had best results leaving device off and allowing it too fully charge but onwbit dies as long as you plug it in and leave it charging till you see 100%or full symbol I'm status bar ur good). Boom BatteryStat system stats have been reset.

Remember when flashing a new rom, if a romwipe is required then before flashing make sure battery is at 100% then make sure to let battery full discharge then after it dies you recharge to 100%. Everytime data is wiped the battery stats system folder gets wiped so it needs to compile new info to tell device when to turn phone off and when battery is full. I just did this to my device after flashing like 5 times without battery recalibration and went from getting around maybe 3-5 hours Max on Cm9 to now getting close too 1½ days off a full charge with medium usage, while pushing max1024 - min368 Governor set to On-demand. Let me know if that helps if not I got a few other steps before buying a new battery

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[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] bomberbadj:
Hey, tr0yz, thanks. I'll try this and observe for a couple of days. Crossing fingers...
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] tr0yz:
No Thang Butta Chicken Wang lol, hope it help also if your scared to use the recovery method there are free also you can download from Google Play Store that will delete the Battery Stat files for you just make sure" NO MATTER WHAT THE STUPID APPS TRIES TO SAY FOLLOW MY CHARGING AND DISCHARGING INSTRUCTIONS TO THE T" and I promise as long as your battery hasn't crapped out you see better battery life as soon as you delete the Batt Stat file. Good luck and don't hesitate to pm me if you have a question, there setup so I receive them like a text message so I'll reply right back regardless if I'm in the forum or not. Good luck friend hope this has helped you and anyone else that's been having battery life issues.

"" Just remember tho no matter what, your battery life is gonna be extremely different when running Peach Sunrise compared to either CyanogenMod , AOKP, and Pàcman Roms. As of right now none of them ate fully functional and/or stable whichever you wanna call it. So since Peach Sunrise wasn't ported over from a different device, it was actually created for the Samsung Galaxy Exhibit using a Official Android Release that came out for our phones. So obviously battery life will be incredibly better running Peach, since the roms I stated above are putting Android 4.0.4 or 4.1.2 on even tho they never were officially released for our phones""

Hope this clarifies any questions anyone may been having about this issue Take it easy guys and gals time for me to go pick up my new desktop PC I'm as excited as a kid; on Christmas morning lmfao. Developing again here I come lol LATA....

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[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] overlandpark4me:
Hey, I've been looking through as much info as I can, but I'm not quite sure what I need to do to go up to peach. I'm at 2.3.5 on my Exhibit 2, and I understand that I put the PS zip on the phone storage. Will the boot steps work with the "rom manager" counting as a CWM recovery environment.? I've seen "rom manager" described as a P.OS. I haven't used it yet though.

Also, I have quick boot installed, so I can choose recovery (also have boot loader as a choice), let it do it's thing without the button pushing, choose PS, and go?

I've seen v3 for this too, so I'm not sure if that is the way to go either. I don't want to lose anything my phone does currently. I'm completely backed up with TB.

Any thoughts appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] tr0yz:
If your coming from stock all you gotta do is flash cwm recovery using the stock one reboot. Thru go back into recovery and flash Peach Sunrise your done.

If your already rooted and have cwm recovery just flash Peach Sunrise that's it. All roms for this device require cwm recovery to be flashed besides that once youve got clockworkmod on the device your good to go

Everything you need to know can be learned here, plus links for each file you will need

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26859796

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[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] overlandpark4me:
Yeah, I'm rooted. I actually ended up on that page, but I started to mind f myself with the different versions 2.3.6 and .5, and Peach 2 and 3.

Basically, can I drop any of the images on to the phone no matter which version I'm running? Ex: Newer Galaxy branding, etc?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] overlandpark4me:
So am I okay to plop the "Download Peach Sunrise 3.01 Android 2.3.6 onto my unit? Since it will wipe all of my apps, I can reinstall TB without being charged again, then restore my drop box TB images?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] tr0yz:
Idk about Rom Manager scratch that **** all together I don't use it. I. The past 2 years that app has become useless to me. Just use recovery don't use rom manager

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[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] overlandpark4me:
Yeah, I've heard people had some adverse reactions to that app. Appreciate the input.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] famous26:
Yes, you can reinstall TB without being charged. Google backup transport will probably,kick in and download all your apps from play store by itself, so you don't even need to do it through TB. Don't restore data. Also, TB asks you to restore phone id, don't do it. Just press ignore.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] msaeger:
Can anyone tell me what I need to do to update adw to the new version?

When I try I get an error that I need to remove the previous copy first.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] msaeger:
I had to install another launcher then remove the old adw with titanium. Then after a reboot it let me install the new adw.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] epicelite:
How do I even tell if Titanium is backing my stuff up? I get a message every now and then saying backup completed but in the list it says "NO BACKUP CREATED" for everything.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] tr0yz:
Um when titanium first loads up hit menu, then scroll to preferences. In preferences find backup folder, then I always use my external_SD to not waste internal SD on backups see where the folder is located when you click Folder backup. What you should do is go into external SD using es file explorer make a folder that says "Titanium Backup" use exact spelling. Then ho back into titanium backup, then preferences, backup folder, goto external SD choose folder you created. All backups will be located in there from now on

Hope this helps
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] CyborgNM156:
WOW!! Like I just installed a turbo charger!!
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] JimSocks:
This method works. Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] Bloodflame:
Hey everyone, I just started a screenshot thread for our device. Most phones have their own screenshot thread, but since we're missing a proper forum, we've been lacking. That said, I took the initiative to get us a screenshot thread going! Go here to share your screenshots, along with your wallpapers, themes, icons, and other various customizations. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] detdett:
New Device Forum

This might be off topic but if we can all send a "new device forum request for Samsung T679" to svetius, maybe we can make it happen. I have seen people at HTC One X try that and it worked. Good luck =)
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] hatememarkz:
Hi jocola :D

via my jb'd P.A GTAB2 7.0 or E24G CM9'D
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] fflakes:
nm
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] n2mschf:
ok...so I don't know if this has been covered or not but...

I'm trying to get my daughter's Exhibit set up. I have all the files but I'm running into issues

1. Odin won't recognise this phone. It recognises 3 different phones on 2 different cords in 6 different ports so Odin has been a no go.

2. Download mode gives me an error when trying to flash CWM or the rooted Kernel with CWM, Busy Box, Su already included

Error is

E:signature verification failed

I read a post in one of the 20 or so pages I scanned through that Stock recovery <3e> doesn't have signature verification but mine most certainly does. I've tried to flash multiple times with the same results. Any help you can offer would be great. PM me to get right to me as I can't find this thread on my phone and I'm not on the computer very often.

Thx for any and all help with this guys
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] DsturbD:
3.01 working great! wife loves it, thanks jocala!
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] detdett:
Svetius said we should have a device forum by next week!
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] atifsh:
that would be pretty cool
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] overlandpark4me:
CWM.zip on internal drive, but

I can't get it to go in to recovery using the volume up and power button method. Do I have to do something with the cwm zip file besides having it present? I'm at 2.3.5 with the peach 3.01 zip file also on the internal storage. Everything else is fine (rooted, drivers, etc) is fine. Also, tried the hook it up to the computer and hold the volume then plop in the battery method.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] Bloodflame:
CWM needs to be flashed to the recovery partition. Just having it on the SD card won't do anything.

Refer to the wiki for instructions of how to install it to your device.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] overlandpark4me:
k, thks. This is starting to give me a headache..
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] ticojpunk:
You'll figure it all out (if you haven't already). Once you do, it really is 2nd nature. I've been wiping and flashing and running backups 2-3 times a day the last week playing around with configurations till I find the one I like best. It's part of the fun, really.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] overlandpark4me:
Haven't got it yet, but figuring out is also half the fun. One oddity, I plopped the CWM zip and Peach zip in the internal drive of the phone though my computer. I'm sure because it's the small size drive as opposed to the 16 gig , when I look in the root browser on the phone they are found in the SD card folder.

Onward.............
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] DsturbD:
that's what the internal storage is called. its mounted at /sdcard. your external sd card that you put in the phone is mounted at like /mnt/extsdcard or something similar (cant remember off hand)
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] Drewski345:
bottom button row disappeared

I installed Peach Sunrise about 12 hours ago and love it! Thanks so much to the developer.

I had an odd error just before. The bottom row of buttons disappeared. You know the bottom row of 5 buttons that is always there know matter what home screen you are on (typically with call, messaging, and application links). It was gone from all 3 home screens. The top level icons were also missing (battery, time, 3G, signal strength. All totally gone. The most frustrating thing was loosing the applications link from that bottom menu, because without that so much becomes unaccessible. I rebooted my phone and bottom menu and top icons were back.

I don't know if this was something I did, a galaxy exhibit issue, or a Peach Sunrise issue. Anyone have an idea why those buttons might have disappeared and how I might have gotten them back without rebooting.

Thanks, Drew
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] willynatedgreat:
If you hold down somewhere on the home screen, you'll get some options for shortcuts, etc. There will be an option where you can add buttons to hide/show the main dock and the info bar at the top. If you add those, then you should be able to open/close them at will. That's what I do on my phone. It's actually nice because it gives a bit more real estate to the smallish screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] KindleUser:
Just letting you guys know.

I made an updated version of Jocala's thread found here.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] Drewski345:
cwm big memory usage

I recently installed clockworkmod and Peach Sunrise and everything couldn't be peachier. Very happy.

Before flashing Peach Sunrise, I did a backup of my stock system. Actually I did two backups during my experimentation, then I later deleted one.

Now most of my internal memory is being taken up my what I assume is the cwm backups. 900 mb (out of 1.6 mb internal memory) is files under the directory clockworkmods/blobs.

I think that after I deleted one of my backups, this 900 mb of files stayed the same size; it didn't reduce to half size. I think that was the case, anyway.

Anyone know what this 900 mb of clockworkmods/blobs are and if there is anything I can or should do to "clean it up" a bit.

Thanks for any pointers. I am learning everyday and enjoying every step of the way.

Drew
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] tr0yz:
OK so I'm not sure which ClockWorkMod Recovery Version your using but if your using Jocalas 6012 version then try to go into recovery mode, choose advanced then choose backup type, make sure too change backup method to tar method it saves space. Make sure to switch this cause its set as md5 by default and that method uses way more memory. Also I always use my external SD card when making a nandroid backup. When making a backup always make sure to use the "Backup To External_Sd " that will place your .tar file backup in your external sd under the folder ClockWorkMod

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yeah even if your using the newest version of cmw recovery make sure your backup method is set as tar. Its saves alot of hassle. Our device doesn't need that md5 method it just uses up note space to make backups. With some devices it saves space to use the md5 method using blobs, but in our case its better off to just use the standard tar method. Also make sure to use your external sd which is the one that you put into your phone not the one that comes internal as extra memory. Its also recommended to go out and buy a class 10 sdcard, Class 10 micro sd's read/write at 30+/Mbps. At Walmart you can purchase a 32gb class 10 ultra scan disk micro sd for only $24.99. It'll help you save alotta space on your internal sd plus it also will help when loading up apps you have transfered to your sdcard. Have you ever rebooted your device and you notice all your apps that you have moved to run off your sd take longer to load and there icons on your main screen will show as a weird icon till they load. Well getting a class 10 sd will basically fix that tho if you have a large amount of apps running off your sd then some apps will take a little while to load, but for the most part having a class 10 sd will make it so that wont happen anymore. Also you'll be able to notice the difference when your trying to transfers files to different folders using Es File Explorer or whatever file explorer you use.

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[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] msaeger:
Did tethering stop working for anyone else using this rom? I tried it today and get redirected to a tmobile sign up page. It had been working previously.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] ticojpunk:
Wifi tethering always worked great for me when I was running Peach Sunrise. Never had a re-direction page or any issues at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] msaeger:
It always worked for me too. When did you try it last?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] hydeah:
Hi everyone, I have a completely stock, just bought, T-679 T-Mobile,

and I am trying to understand this:

1- First I boot into stock recovery using method posted

2- Then I install custom recovery using stock recovery and applying from sd : cwm.6012.t679.zip (that is in internal storage)

3- Then I reboot and go back into recovery, but i have custom recovery now.

4- At this stage I can make a nandroid backup and keep my stock image on my SD card..

5- then I wipe the Rom with RomWipe (everything is gone..)

6-Then Install Zip from SD Card and I choose peach.sunrise.3.01.zip (Before doing this, do I have to do root-stock.zip?)

7-That's it? I am rooted and using Peach Sunrise now?

The reason I am asking is, do I still have to install root-stock.zip before any of the steps above? maybe before step 6?

OR does installing CWM and then Peach Sunrise automatically install root-stock.zip? I just want to make sure I don't do the same thing twice or mess up, and I want to get the general idea so I can apply in the future. :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] meekrawb:
Root-stock.zip is for rooting the stock ROM. You will not need it when installing Peach Sunrise.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] hydeah:
Thank you so much. Creating a backup (i guess called nandroid) after I install CWM will be enough to safeguard my phone should anything go wrong later?

What will I have to do if a newer peach sunrise comes out, or if I want to go up to something like CM10, do I just go back to cwm, wiperom and then choose CM10's zip and install?

Thanks again! Finally it is all becoming clear.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] meekrawb:
I usually do a nandroid before the romwipe that way if there are any problems you can go back to exactly where you were before installing the new ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] hydeah:
Thank you very much! Once I have a nandroid before romwipe, that will retain the stock rom and all apps/settings in it, right?

Then I can install peach sunrise, if I want to try CM10, I can just do another romwipe and then install CM10, and if I want to go back I can romwipe again and install rebelrom or peach sunrise. Is this how this works? Or did I get the completely wrong idea? Do those other roms require any other settings/setups?

What is this Wipe Data/Cache/Dalvik that I read in various threads?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] NomadSpin:
Yes

Yes

No

?

Data/Cache/Dalvik

Data = Factory reset

Cache = well umm cache

Dalvik = best i can tell its the lil gremlins that make apps FC

Maybe someone will elaborate
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] hydeah:
I am limited to 8 thanks per day, so I cannot thank again :eek:

Anyway, for the ? part: [Do those other roms require any other settings/setups?] I guess I will just follow the instructions provided by the other roms. Simply, I wanted to know if some other roms will ever require something other than wiping, but from what I read so far, simply wiping and then following the rom's instructions will be enough to change over to a different rom.

Thanks for the reply, I will apply Peach Sunrise this weekend.

I will try to search more for Dalvik, but when you do a rom wipe doesn't that clear all three anyway?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] afwolfpacked:
Dalvik is the name of a village in Scandinavia somewhere. It is the VM process for devices and handles the apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] hydeah:
Thanks. Still I am not sure how to clear/wipe Dalvik... Is that in addition to romwipe?

I guess I don't have to worry about Dalvik since it was not mentioned in the installation instructions for Peach Sunrise. :cowboy:
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] afwolfpacked:
Sometimes the apps go rogue and FC due to Dalvik wipe not being done when installing ROM's. Even if using a stock ROM I would suggest Dalvik wipes to prevent problems. In CWM and TWRP there is options in wipe menu and ROM wipe is for ease but I manually do each wipe after ROM wipe to be sure it is done so I don't get a bad installation.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] hydeah:
Thank a bunch, I should have looked into this more, so you want me to wipe dalvik cache from CWM advance options.

Basically first I take a nandroid backup, and then I have to use "Wipe Data/Factory Reset" and then "Wipe Cache Partition" and then go to advanced options "Wipe Dalvik Cache" and then go to Install Zip from SD Card.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] afwolfpacked:
Yes that pretty much sums it up. After flashing let phone sit about 10 minutes to settle in an configuration itself. Then all set.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] ticojpunk:
I've been curious, what happens during this 10 minute settle-in period?