yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] :
Remember this if for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 GT-P7510 USA RETAIL WIFI ONLY. And it's Honeycomb only I don't have any files for ICS.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Jms122589:
so im not sure if this has been brought up or not but whatever...iv tried flashing the recovery via odin on my wifi usa galaxy tab 10.1 on stock ics...anyways i have tried a few times but the recovery does not seem to take. everytime i boot up the stock recovery shows up. this isnt my first time to the ODIN radio, (vibrant sgs2 and sgs3) so im just a little confused what the deal is.

Edit: i looked in download mode and it says i have flashed "custom binary" 3 times but yet the recovery remains stock...there is an option to flash update...so i could flash the root but...my copmmon sense says no
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] :
Did you read the post above your post completely?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Jms122589:
O my gosh I'm retarded :rolleyes: sorry but thanks for not flaming
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] :
I don't like to flame anyone. We all were once new at this and we all miss read ot miss type so that's how I look at it ;)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] iqak:
Unroot MD5 Help

OK

I've tried Googling.

I've tried Searching this thread AND XDA.

Too many results without much clarity.

It looks like the files may not have orginally had the MD5 Extension.

What do I do with the MD5 extension on the TAR files I need?:confused:

I believe I need a *.tar file to unroot, (not a *.tar.md5)

I'm about to:

Unroot.

Update

Then if possible, Re-Root my Galaxy Tab 10.1 WiFi only US.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] iqak:
Looks Like Odin works with the MD5's natively.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] sun1204:
Link download

Can anyone please repost the download link, that link is not working anymore :crying:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] xXMRH09Xx:
I would love a link to this as well. I am trying to play with the Ubuntu OS thats in development and I think they recommend installing from a rooted honeycomb. If anyone has a link to this or any other rooted honeycomb odin file I would be forever grateful!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] yakatoy:
Working link????

Can someone please repost the link as it does not work anymore or does anyone know of another link/thread that they have found to work? Really wanting to root my tablet!!!!! Thank you in advance.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Pasacio:
today I made root and change rom for this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1375255. I changed the kernal to http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1367800. . I now have a problem with Panning. I cannot move icons to another page, and then try and turn on the Panning test. Pops up this error: Sorry! The application Motion settings (com.sec.android.motions.settings process) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.

Is it possible to something fix it?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] devilgod18:
Hi My name is DevilGod and am from India and One of my frnd want to buy a new phone. his budget is 20000Rs(400$) so we are thinking to buy this ...so can anyone tell is it worth buying..nd ur experiences or ideaz about any other fone?? how is the availabilty of custom roms and whats are its Pros and cons??? Please Share...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Marcell96:
Roms, best review on youtube ;)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Pandemic:
this already posted, useless this:S
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mayank7_d:
My S8500 is on bada 1.2 OS, I don't remember the firmware but it is the latest which is available in India, before that I had used a modified firmware for the SHP and had updated it via Kies to this firmware. The firmware was very unstable, it used to restart 3-4 times a day. But now it is just stuck on the first screen where

Samsung Wave GT-S8500

is written. This screen just comes and disappears in an infinite loop. I can enter the download mode. Should I flash and go to some other older firmware or is there any other solution available?
[Bada Software and Hacking General] AbhishekS:
I had a similar problem, I re-flashed my phone and the problem was solved.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mayank7_d:
I know that is one of the solution, but just wanted to know if there is an alternative or not as I had installed many apps which were free at that time and now they are paid. Also I'll lose my messages, settings and some contacts. Any other solutions?
[Bada Software and Hacking General] adfree:
You could check out what happens...

Flash ONLY Rsrc2_S8500_...(Mid).rc2

Then you should see "Bluescreen" with some infos...

If you need Backup from your data, now is harder...

Sorry. If Wave hang or loop it is for most users toooo late.

As no way known to repair easily without dataloss...

Best Regards
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mayank7_d:
Rsrc2_S8500_...(Mid).rc2 needs to be of the same firmware on which my phone is currently?
[Bada Software and Hacking General] adfree:
Not exact if you can't remember.

But be sure it is from nearest possible Firmware you can find...

So if India bada 1.2 you can remember. Then take from indian bada 1.2 RC2 file.

If you can't find MID. Upload, we can change for you...

Best Regards
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mayank7_d:
And if it doesn't works out than I can still try full flash, right?

Edit : I tried to convert the low file to mid, but didn't quite understand the process. I also tried to download some firmwares but always ended up getting low file, so I'm attaching an low file to get converted to mid. Thanks in advance.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] devilgod18:
Hi My name is DevilGod and am from India and One of my frnd want to buy a new phone. his budget is 20000Rs(400$) so we are thinking to buy this ...so can anyone tell is it worth buying..nd ur experiences or ideaz about any other fone?? how is the availabilty of custom roms and whats are its Pros and cons??? Please Share...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] metalrawk:
you can go for neo V if you can satisfy with a 5MP cam. +neo screen is bigger and less price
[HTC Sensation] tarends:
Hello everybody,

Is there somebody around here that could share an build.prob with the information for ICS in it. Prefered a stock leaked version.

Normal case i would just download the entire rom and extract the file.. but i am traveling at this moment and dutch opperaters are greedy with bandwith allowed for us.

Thanks already.

Tarends
[HTC Sensation] clyde.dalisay:
I recommend you try the rom.
[HTC Sensation] tarends:
Thanx, i have already ran ICS but some programs i use on the daily base are not supported just yet.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cadesdefy:
I have a moto defy running cm-7.1.0-jordan. I have tried to download several apps that are not compatible with my phone that were previously compatible with it before I flashed from factory to jordan.

What are the walk around steps for this?

Your help is appreciated
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Diablo67:
I'm on a totally different rom and phone than you and i had the same problem,i think it was the market having the problem.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cadesdefy:
I don't believe there is a "problem" with the market, I believe it is designed to only allow downloads of applications compatible with the app designers specs.

I believe it is do to cyangen showing as a different hardware configuration or OS version. But I am not sure where to start with resolving it. Maybe making changes to APK? Making changes to Cyangen settings? How do I determine what exactly is causing the incompatibility? Is there a work around?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zathman:
——— If you find this post helpful, Thanks are appreciated! ———​

SCH-i515 ANSWER (2/13/2012):

[Jump to Related Post]

GT-i9250 UPDATE (3/26/2012):

[Jump to Related Post]

INSURANCE OPPORTUNITY (3/26/2012):

[Jump to Related Post (a Review of the Insurance Service)]

——— Original Post ———​

Had a guy while on public transportation try to steal and then drop my phone on his way off the light rail earlier tonight, the screen is busted and talking to Verizon, there's nothing they can do. Apparently my Verizon store rep never did add insurance.

Looks like the only way I can get my screen fixed is by doing it myself (or finding someone who can, I'll opt for myself though). I've been looking and I haven't had any success in finding a replacement LCD screen and digitizer for my Galaxy Nexus SCH-i515 (CDMA/Verizon).*

Has anyone come across a reputable dealer online who has this part? :confused:

* = I have found one dealer online who has it apparently: GoUnlocker.com - I just don't know how legitimate they are. The only reviews I've found on them are from RipOffReport ... 2 reviews, both bad. If anyone has had any experience with them I'd be happy to know how they are.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] s1977:
There's this guy who is selling on eBay. It might be worth asking if the screen he is selling for the GN will fit your CDMA version.

I did get my screen on my GSM Nexus replaced but that was through the retailer's own tech department as it had severe banding issues. It might also be worth calling Samsung and getting the quote for a change? Who knows, it might just be quite close to the price of the part itself?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmdub:
Call Samsung they should be able to fix it for you as it is still under their warranty
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] frogskins:
Warranty only covers "manufacturers defects". Some punk trying to steal a GN and dropping it is certainly not a defect. At least not Samsung's.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] McDizzle:
Wow, that's a freaking BOLD criminal (and clumsy, too). Good luck with your screen replacement saga!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zathman:
So after looking around and finding nothing cheaper than $220 for the replacement screen on GoUnlock.com, I registered for an account on Samsung.com, called up Samsung Mobile Support (+1-888-987-4357) and after talking to a decent fellow (who happened to be an HTC EVO 3D owner, which is his first true smartphone ever, but he really does want the Galaxy Nexus when it comes out on Sprint), I was able to set up a repair order, and the repair cost would amount to a total of $163.46.

Since my phone is still under warranty, and due to the fact that the Galaxy Nexus is a priority support phone for Samsung, the turnaround time provided is the fastest they offer; The turnaround time will be 2-days UPS shipping to Plano, TX; 2-days for repair; and 2-days UPS shipping to return to me.

Samsung informed me that during this time, unfortunately they could not provide me with a loaner phone, that I should check with Verizon to see if they could loan me one in the meantime. I contacted Verizon, and since they were not going to be able to repair my phone as it wasn't insured, they would also not be able to provide me with a loaner phone, but otherwise would have if I had gone through their repair process (which I wasn't eligible for).

Guess I'm going to have to dig out my Sprint Nexus S 4G and use it as a WiFi-only phone (using GrooveIP) during this time. Fortunately I won't be without mobile data as I also usually have my Xoom 4G with me. Gads, I'd probably die otherwise.

--

@s1977 - That guy never responded and I could not find any solid source of information confirming that the I9250 screen is compatible with the I515 Galaxy Nexus. Thanks for looking though!

@cmdub - Admittedly I contacted Samsung as a second-to-last resort, but you were spot on. Thanks!

@frogskins - My thinking was initially with what you posted, I am surprised and pleased that Samsung accepted my repair.

@McDizzle - The guy probably wouldn't have dropped it if I hadn't grabbed at his vest as he was trying to get away from me. Although the screen cracked, it's still a small victory over losing the phone completely.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fxdragon:
I don't agree. They do drop test's on there product and mine cracked at a height of about 30cm. If their tests were done correctly they would realise there product is not durable at all. You shouldn't have to buy a case for a phone for it to be durable. Therefore it should be under warranty.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Grannypotts:
Dang. I mean, D-A-N-G!

On a whim, I called the 888 number to see if they could help repair my busted SGN screen as well. Sure as scheisse, $163.46 later and I received the UPS labels in an email and was quoted ~2 weeks turn around.

Thanks for the tip!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zathman:
Follow Up

It took a little less than two weeks for me to send out my SGN and get it back, and my phone is now in pristine condition. It was reformatted back to ICS 4.0.2 (I had an OTA 4.0.3 on it before I sent it to them, I haven't been able to redownload OTA 4.0.3 for some reason though), and also I haven't had any random reboots (yet) like I have in the past. Since I didn't rip my phone apart, it is still under warranty as how it is explained to me.

Also, I'm running the Otterbox Defender on my SGN now (just in case). It's a nice case and fits perfectly even with the extended battery, and holding it in a gloved hand is a heck of a lot more secure. I'd rather not take another chance.

@Grannypotts - Glad the tip helped!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Robi-K:
How in the hell did you come up with that. Sure they perform droptests but it's not covered by warranty. Why? Because it matters where exactly did the phone fall ( side, back, front) and on what ( concrete, wooden floor etc.) Sometimes I'm amazed at some people. I's that hard to think before you speak.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] catpunt:
any ideas whether they'd be willing to repair a gsm i9250?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zathman:
I'm sure they would. You'd probably be charged up front for any repair and you'd probably be without your phone for 2-4 weeks. You should give them a call +1-888-987-4357 and explain your issue. Be sure you let us know what you find out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] catpunt:
thanks, will do -- btw the i9250 is the gsm version of the galaxy nexus which isn't sold in the usa, that's why i'm worried they wouldn't be able to fix it. but i'll give em a call and post what i find out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bluemoon1221:
sorry to hear what happened... I had a similar thing happen to my cdma galaxy nexus and

when I called a local phone repair shop, they said its 250 dollars for the screen and 60 dollar for the labor cost. so about $310+tax... I honestly thought this price was ridiculous so I have been living with a crack on my galaxy nexus screen...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zathman:
If you can stand to be without your phone for a week or two, you should definitely see about getting in contact with Samsung for the repair. The price is nearly half of what your local shop would charge you.

I was able to survive because I still had my Samsung Nexus S 4G (Sprint) on hand. I'd had it up for sale shortly before the screen on my Galaxy Nexus got busted, so I took it down from sale, updated it to (the leaked) 4.0.4, installed GrooveIP and used the Nexus S 4G as a WiFi phone using my Google Voice number. It also helped that I have a Motorola Xoom 4G LTE that kept me on a data drip until my Galaxy Nexus got back in.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blacktimusprime:
im not sure if you guys have insurance on your phones but i dropped my nexus face down and really destroyed the screen i called VZW and they directed me to the insurance company they charged me $100 bucks and i had a brand new nexus by 10 in the morning all they wanted back was the phone i kept the battery and charger. along with the brand new battery and charger, and headset from the new nexus they shipped me. although having to go thru setting up your phone again sucks it beats paying $160+ AND you get it the next day. hopefully this helps someone in the same situation
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] catpunt:
i finally called the number and asked if they could replace the screen on my i9250 but he said they can't because they don't support international phones
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zathman:
That sucks to hear. Did they provide you with a phone number at least? If they didn't you might still have luck by getting in contact with a different country's Samsung Repair Centre such as Samsung Canada.

Here's your i9250 via Samsung Canada: http://www.samsung.com/ca/support/model/GT-I9250TSMBMC

I'd say Live Chat and ask or click on "Request Repair Service" from that page and see where that goes. Let us know if you are successful or not!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DDM123:
Last week, my phone in its Seidio case fell off my fireplace mantle, and landed face-first onto an AC adapter prong. The screen was completely garbled and unreadable.

I didn't do any homework, but luckily it seems like I made the right choice in shipping it to Samsung and paying the $150 or so. I'm glad to hear that I only have to wait another week to get it back. Being without a phone is tough, especially since I had to do a bit of traveling this week. I just hope that Samsung doesn't care that the phone is rooted and the whole bit.

I didn't get insurance because I dropped my G1 and N1 all over the place when I was using them and never even had a scratch. I might get some this time around.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DGMayor:
I'm having this issue right now. I've had nothing but issues with my phone (mic dropping out, slowing down/freezing and random reboots daily, Wireless disappearing totally, data connection disappearing, phone totally cutting out/popping during phone calls).

To top it off, I dropped the phone on Friday and now Verizon won't swap out the phone (no insurance) for less than like 350 bucks...more than I paid for the phone. I can sign up for the insurance but would have to wait 30 days before I can put in the claim on the phone.

The guy said if I could find a 3rd party to fix the screen, like some cell phone kiosk or something, they would swap it out under warranty without an issue.

I haven't contacted Samsung yet, but I'm guessing I'll get that 165 dollar deal that's mentioned here so.. I'd do the insurance route but hate that I'd have to sit on a phone for 30 days. If it was just the cracked screen I would deal, but it's about useless as it is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simonbarsinistr:
Screen repair order

Just set up the repair order for my gnex thanks to the information in the op. I wonder why they wipe the phone and restore the stock software?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] baolongn:
Does anyone know if cdma screen would fit on GSM version? What was the verdict with that eBay seller
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] photolarry:
Mine is slightly cracked but works

I would like to send for repair but I am cheap ass jew and $150 is a lot for a piece of glass if you ask me. I did call Samsung and they said I would have to ship it and be without it for a few weeks which I find a bit unacceptable. I did find a shop that the guy told me he would fix for $40 if I got part but according to what I found on ebay...all of them are at least $200+ and that just is retarded for a piece of glass. I guess the 163 everyone is saying is probably best deal but I do not wanna be without the phone so long. Any other ideas on how to just get the glass part somewhere online? I cannot be only person out there. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gparmar76:
I just replaced my Galaxy Nexus's screen/digitizer myself. I have a white and grey Galaxy Nexus and cracked the screen of my white one...I ordered the part from Ebay for $199 and attempted it myself. Taking the phone apart from the housing is easy. The hard part was removing the existing screen from the motherboard and rest of the assembly plate...i believe the easiest way would be to use a heat gun to heat up the glue used to attach the screen/digitizer....I didn't have one so I just sat there prying it up with a part I ordered from ifixit and it took forever! but after about 2 hours of attempting to be careful I finally ripped out the existing screen/digitizer from the rest of the phone....it didn't look pretty and I was sure I had pretty much broken my phone...but after cleaning up the backside as much as I could, I attached the new one and it fit like a glove...I attached the LCD display connector and simply slid the parts back together and after crossing my fingers, it booted up perfectly!

The quality was superb and the colors are stunning....if anyone is thinking of doing this themselves, feel free to PM me and I will be glad to go over how to do it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yessae:
I have a Galaxy Nexus i9250 and I dropped it in my bathroom once (let's get into that story! :angel: ) ... Now I have tried looking for spare parts in India but in vain. Then I sent the phone to Singapore to try there and they tell me that there is a motherboard problem as well. Which I find surprising because even when my phone's screen broke, it was still functioning properly for days (without the display i.e). I heard all the noises for messages and calls. So can there be a motherboard problem suddenly? How plausible does that sound? and they are offering a deal of 150 USD for a motherboard n screen replacement. Is that a good price?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 4u2nvinmtl:
Well thanks for the TIP i hope it works in Canada as well. I just droped my phone and broke the glass and the screen. Touching the device doesn't work as well...

---------- Post added at 12:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:31 PM ----------

Well thanks for the TIP i hope it works in Canada as well. I just dropped my phone and broke the glass and the screen. Touching the device doesn't work as well...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sparkplugDev:
Did anyone ever find out if the screens for the different devices are interchangeable, particularly i515 and L700? It seems as though the only difference might be the frame that it sits on but could that be a big enough difference that it can't be used?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrSmileyJr:
Anyone have an answer??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swan3609:
I am wondering the same thing.. I have asked a few different eBay sellers about the compatibility of the screens they have listed with my i515..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrSmileyJr:
ok I asked a whole bunch of people online and the consensus is that the frame to hold the board is different on the different models so no go :-/ ( you should be aware that even the batteries between the 2 models are not interchangeable... )
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swan3609:
I found one seller that had one for Sale for 135. that was the cheapest that I have seen any of them for sale anywhere.

Sent from my fother mucking Note 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darklordofthesith:
It's taking them too much time to fix mine. it shows that the phone has left the technician two days in a row and it has passed qc. Also says closed ready for shipping but I still wait.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simonbarsinistr:
I think all together my phone was gone almost three weeks. It took a long time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrAreCool:
I had come to the same conclusion as well, but today I saw a couple of screens only (no frames) that said they were compatible with the i5151 and the i9250. I have contacted to sellers to find out for sure, hopefully they will get back to me.

It seems like Samsung would use the same screen assembly and just use different frames for the different models, but maybe not! If they are the same screens between models, I found a video that shows a pretty good method to get the screen off of the frame. Unfortunately I am not allowed to post links yet... :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrAreCool:
I purchased a screen from an L700 and it works perfectly on my i515. Details are here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chepeliyas:
Anyone can confirm if it's possible to use a Verizon Gnex screen in a GSM? I bought a Verizon Gnex a couple of months ago to replace my one and a half year broken screen GSM Gnex, but I haven't had the time to try to fix the screen. Any thoughts?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrAreCool:
I think that the LCD, digitizer, and glass will work, but you will have to separate them from the frame as the frames are different between versions. You can see what I ran into when I swapped a screen from a Sprint GNex into a Verizon GNex here. It wasn't that hard and is still working great.