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[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cvcduty:
Hmm... the fact that you are using a custom rom, ICSSGS, means that you have root access and all the benefits that come with it... such as installing apps that are not available on the market or is not designed specifically for your specific handset by sideloading... so this feature, sideloading, that you are concerned about is definitely available with the rom you are using. Make sure that you have the "Unknown Sources" turned on. That will make the sideloading possible on your Captivate. Go to Setting->Security->Unknown Sources.

The fact that you are having issues restoring data for your game app is not related to the sideloading issues.

Have you wiped user data, Dalvik cache and cache when you flashed the rom? I am not sure if TIBU is having issues with the ICSSGS, but I have restored many apps using TIBU without issues...

Good luck.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrnapolean1:
Thanks. I was able to restore Angry Birds and continue to play!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Klyupp:
I hope it's cool I'm making this thread, if not please tell me.

From original thread:

IMPORTANT

This is a experimental Build of the current state of CyanogenMod 9 for the Samsung Galaxy Note. CM9 is based on latest AOSP sources plus some usefull tweaks and features.

CyanogenMod 9 is still under heavy development and will probably be finished in January/February 2012. The device specific part for the Galaxy Note is under heavy Development, too.

Working

WiFi should work as expected.

3G/GPRS/EDGE Data and Calling

Audio

Touchscreen as well as the S-Pen (proprietary S-Pen Apps by Samsung are not included and would'nt work anyway).

Sensors should work. (ie. at least GPS is confirmed to work properly)

Not working

Bluetooth is unstable. Don't rely on it just yet

Battery Usage doesn't work.

MTP Mode does not work. You need to push/pull files via adb

Camera doesn't work. Will be that way until we can get our hands on a ICS leak for the Galaxy Note

I want to start this thread because the original one for development was closed, this is not a development thread so here you are allowed to ask all questions you want. I will try to answer most of the questions and I'm sure other people will be around to give some answers as well. Also development on CM9 for our Note has not stopped, without an ICS leak or official update from sammy it's very hard to fix stuff.

I think my English is decent, but if you find mistakes please try not to pay attention to them to much ;)

Find original thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1423795
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leafsacc:
I think this is great! It's been awhile but are you still using cm9 or moved onto other roms?
[TouchPad General] peterturbo:
Hello Guys. Someone could help me? My touchpad (classicnerd) plays music in the speaker but in headphones no :(. I booted in webOS and it played fine. Anyone with is problem?

Thanks :)
[TouchPad General] lucasklain:
I have the same problem
[TouchPad General] jkeats20:
What are you trying to listen to and which build are you using? I just tested my headphones with Classicnerd-Butta-0.1.0-v2.1-Odex and it seems to be working here. I have system volume as well as Google Music volume coming through loud and clear.
[TouchPad General] peterturbo:
Im trying to listen some regular MP3, and I have Classicnerd-Butta-0.1.0 installed. I installed google music as well. The sound plays fine in the speakers but in headphones it doesnt play at all.
[TouchPad General] rbarkus:
If you reboot with the headphones plugged in, you should get sound in them. (When I did that, it was way too loud, so be a little careful.)

I also found that if I unplugged the headphones, the sound went correctly to the device speakers, but plugging the phones back in returned to the "no sound in phones" state.

This is a known problem. Hopefully it will be better in the public release.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] larryjr927:
Which model is the verizon galaxy tab 10.1 4g model
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Smacdallas:
Sch-i905 we have no dev support):
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThomasClancy:
Don't know about Verizon, but in Canada, the 4G is GT-7500D.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scoffyburito:
There's a ics port for lte, no support?

AOKP 4 LYF
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ARTAQaf:
i am a big user of "old school" Tablet PC's. daily i need to view/edit dozens of them. it would be great to do this on my new Android Note. i know i can view and edit my Word documents, but i can't seem to find any apps or info on google about viewing Journal (.jnt) documents

tx in advance for any help! :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ARTAQaf:
would a program like this https://market.android.com/details?id=com.teamviewer.teamviewer.market.mobile&feature=search_result allow me to see my home computer screen and in that way, view and edit a file that isn't supported in Android (like .jrt)???

tx --- art.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jordan.harris01:
Hey guys I've been running the newest oxygen for months and as of today my market no longer downloads or updates..I've cleared cache and data and all that and my swift key x no longer can load language packs. My launcher.go launcher also has issues now where sometimes it wont load all the apps. Any idea what could have happened. Nothing new has been installed.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Fendulon:
I have had both Camera and GPS issues since the day I bought my E4GT. My Camera will randomly give me "Recording Failed" when I try to take photos. Changing Camera settings was also a good way of reproducing "Recording Failed" And my GPS simply just doesn't lock, and if it does it is unbelievably inaccurate.

So, I took my phone in several months back, of course all they did was flash it to stock, I came back in an hour and they claimed it was fixed. Within 24 hours I was still having the same Camera issue, and GPS wasn't improved.

I have dealt with this issue up until today and simply ignored it, used my girlfriends GPS etc. Keep in mind that both these issues exist on stock EK02, EL30, and any custom ROM I install, and GPS status or other GPS related apps don't help either.

So, after flashing to EK02, using a USB Jig to reset my download count and then doing the OTA to EL30, the problem persisted. I brought it to the Sprint store, came back an hour and a half later, and they claimed it was fixed. I instantly starting taking photos in the store, after 2 photographs my phone actually just restarted itself. Once it restarted, I tried taking several more photographs and received my usual "Recording Failed" message. At this point the tech takes the phone back, fiddles around on his computer and tells me they will just have to order a new one.

Great news! Glad I'm getting a brand new E4GT. The real kicker... I got back in my car, drove to work and then I noticed something funny, I have the superuser app installed. I installed Titanium backup to confirm I had root, and I did. The Sprint tech seems to have rooted my phone, most likely in attempt to try a few 3rd party fixes.

Has anyone had a similar experience? Doesn't rooting technically void my warranty... Or is it only flashing non-official ROMs? I know I'm still ok on my warranty because they already confirmed they are shipping a phone to the store for me to pick up. I was just shocked to have Sprint root my phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Bear gri11z:
lol the only thing that happened to me like that was:

i brought my evo 3d in so they could check out the power button... (it was pushed down and wouldnt turn on) the phone had cm7 on it... and the tech showed me his OG evo with cm7 on it with the same theme on it (cm7 red remix)

i couldnt restore it back to a stock RUU because of the power button...but he got a replacement for me :) even when he got it turned on and seen cm7 on it :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] blackroseMD1:
I've noticed that most techs don't care if your phone is rooted or not. In fact, I used to go down to the Sprint store to look at new accessories, and I would show off that mine was rooted and running CM. I had a couple of the people working there have me root their phone for them.

It would surprise me at all if the tech rooted your phone. Probably jumped on XDA to see if anyone else had solved the problem yet too. :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Bear gri11z:
LOL i bet he did... anyone that has any problems with their phones i direct them here... im waiting for the day that the techs in the sprint store ask me "have you checked xda to see if they have any resolution to this problem"

because ive had customer service reps/android tech department (on the phone) tell me to check xda or android community..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TurboFool:
Out of curiosity, when recording video were you recording to internal memory or a microSD card? And if a microSD card, what Class? I got that error all the time with my Class 2 16GB, but when I upgraded to my 32GB Class 4 I have no trouble. Apparently the write speed wasn't high enough for the video stream.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wotan2525:
Weird. I've got problems where my GPS sometimes won't lock.... but I reboot and it seems to work for another day or whatever.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Fendulon:
I actually never recorded video really. This was an issue with simple picture taking at any resolution. I could save to internal or external storage and receive this error. I currently have a class 8 16gb that I use that hasn't given me issues that I know of.

As for the GPS, it was a longstanding and ongoing issue with my phone. No amount of reboots, reflashes or GPS fixes would remedy it. I've tried at least a half dozen roms, plus every OTA and sprint leak. I'm just glad to be getting a new phone.

Also, I've never dropped this phone once. It is literally in pristine condition, you could probably put it in a box and nobody would know that it was used.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
yea crazy.. obviously the sprint rep thought he knew what he was doing but in the end, you probably know more than he does :-).. then again, anybody can read lol. i would have pointed it out in the store and been like hey buddy, whats this? lol then watched him try to explain himself..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Czarnickoli:
Lol that would have been a fun one to watch him try to talk his way out of. At least you had a competent sprint guy, my stores in reno seem to never have people who know anything, not even the selling points of a phone in their store!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Fendulon:
Haha I would have loved to ask in store, but unfortunately I didn't notice this for about a half hour when I was at work.

I'll definitely be asking them about it when I go to pick up my replacement phone. I still have my "Sprint Rooted and certified" phone in my hands haha.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] squshy 7:
Lol.

Once again, contrary to popular belief, rooting does not void your protection plan with us, nor does it prevent us from doing a paid repair (no TEP). Only the iPhone holds the distinction of having it's protection plan voided by software modification, as per Apple.

Now, are we allowed by corporate rules to root your phone as a method of repair? No, of course not. But we're also supposed to only use software that's provided to us, and a lot of times that just isn't enough.

Of course, there are special cases; if somebody carelessly lost their wimax keys when trying to get s-off, i wouldn't replace the phone for two reasons: it's nonessential to telephony functions (meaning youre not stuck if you need to call 911), and it's technically DBR (damaged beyond economical repair), because our warehouse wont be able to get them back, and the board would end up being scrapped.

To that end, hard bricked phones could be rejected due to DBR, but i have no way of telling if it happened due to flashing the phone, now do I?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Fendulon:
Well thank you very much for this info. Its nice to know the ins and outs of my warranty service. May even take a look into the the terms of service and such for it. It'll nice to have a shiny new phone though for sure.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] s9amme:
I have the Viewsonic G-tablet and if you contact viewsonic customer support, they always point you to XDA fourms. lol. I wish i could get paid just telling people to check XDA
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] evantribley:
Just wanted to second this. At this time only jailbroken iPhones have their warranty/protection voided.

You should have no problem getting help even if your phone is rooted, though we should not be the ones doing it for you lol

Full Disclosure: I am a Sprint employee. Any opinions are my own and in no way endorsed by Sprint.

Sent from my SGSII on the Sprint network.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mesheeka:
When i went to go get my e4gt one of the salesmen was talking about his jailbroken iphone to someone he was selling an iphone to. I wasnt really paying attention since they were talking about iphones and i was downloading the xda app while they finished my paperwork.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Overstew:
You sure your method of returning to stock didn't preserve your root? It's possible.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] stretchwookie:
im a sales rep in a preferred retailer. but because of the time ive spent here, im also the unofficial lead technician in our store, and the last resort for our actual techs when they cant fix it themselves... and they went into training for their job.. :rolleyes:

99% correct. if an android has a rom flashed, its warranty is void. but we can still repair/replace them with TEP, and paid repairs are fine too. its the unlocking of the bootloader that is looked at, not the actual rooting

see: htc evo3d (htcdev dot com), unlocking nexus s, flash/binary counter in E4GT
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] EL TEJANO:
As much as I like to side with Sprint employees in regards to TEP & rooting, it tends to be more of a personal Sprint employee decision as opposed to actual TEP policy.

After reading over the TOS in regards to TEP, there are some things written in there that could potentially be used against you should rooting be considered the cause of your problem:

"Sprint is not liable for the websites you visit or anything you download or cause to be downloaded to your device. Damage related to websites visited or downloads to your device may not be covered by Sprint's Service and Repair policy or your device insurance policy."

Personally, it's a chance one takes & it depends on who you deal with on any given day should you run into any trouble. There just seems to be alot if what if's in how it's written, how it's defined & how a Sprint rep would handle the situation.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] evantribley:
You are right in that it may change but their are policies and procedures in place that dictate how we do our job. We have clear direction to help Android customers who have rooted devices. The other poster who corrected me is right in the fact that your manufacturer warranty is likely voided from rooting but Sprint will still make an attempt to help you with paid repair or TEP.

We also have clear direction that a jailbroken iPhone loses it's protection.

That is in the ToS so you cannot hold Sprint liable if you break your phone, if you download a virus/malware, install custom apps/software etc.

Yes you can break your phone beyond a point that can be fixed but that doesn't mean that we won't try to help you. Sprint doesn't get anything out of a customer who cancels because their rooted phone breaks and can't be fixed.

Full Disclosure: I am a Sprint employee. Any opinions are my own and in no way endorsed by Sprint.

Sent from my SGSII on the Sprint network.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Fendulon:
I can honestly say I am absolutely certain I didn't have root when I handed them my phone to be repaired.

I ODINed EK02, which removed my root, then I used a USB Jig, which reset my download count, and then I booted up my phone and was informed there was an update, and so I did the OTA to EL29. At this point I actually tried to install Titanium for ****s and giggles, only to be told I didn't meet the requirements to use the app, root, so I uninstalled it.
[Android Apps and Games] Dallox:
Hey XDA,

Me and my friend started to make a game, so far were doing pretty badly. We run in problems like "engine in a too early build" or "this engine was made specifically for this game" and we really wanna get started. Developers or any kind of help with the game would be highly appreciated.

Now some info about the game: This game is 2D, And has alil the looks of Terraria. In the game your a human that fights against monsters, there are 25 phases in each level. You have loads of weapons and items to help you throughout the game. Its more detailed though, but i wont go into details at the moment. This game will be multiplatform, so for PC, Android, etc. It doesnt matter wich language we are gonna use, but im most femiliar with C, but java is fine for me too Thanks!

Btw we also have a site, xedus.nl.
[EVO 4G General] nlghtcrawler:
for those of you who don't know. I've been using the 11115.prl and I use about 1.5-3 gigs roaming & 1.5-3 gigs on sprint towers a month.

So Monday I got my letter in the mail, I called them and they gave me a option if I want to stay with them to stop roaming or if I wanted to cancel my service that I could do so. (they would waive the ETF)

Just a heads up to everyone else if you use over 300MB roaming they flag your accounts. (what the rep told me)

Now to be honest I was purposely trying to use a crap ton a data (always streaming sirusxm) because I'm sick of sprint's slow service in my area. On the sprint towers we get around 20-60KBS and on roaming I get about 1mbps.

Anyways... any suggestions on different provider? phones?
[EVO 4G General] Hypeo:
Your roaming on VZ and like those speeds. Go with VZ

Sent from my geriatric Evo
[EVO 4G General] rocket999:
^^what he said
[EVO 4G General] nlghtcrawler:
I did a speed test on a friends phone on at&t and it got around 3mbps is that the norm for at&t?
[EVO 4G General] freexx89:
where can i get hold of that prl?
[EVO 4G General] :
I'm on att now getting between 14 and 30 down I love LTE
[EVO 4G General] Cool Cake:
Yeah, i don't know about Roswell, but here in San Diego (which Sprint seems to have forgotten about) Vz wins.

I'm stuck with Sprint for at least 12 more months so I am hoping that they get their youknowwhat together otherwise I'm going big red.
[EVO 4G General] jboyer0000:
I know this isn't the one you asked about, but you could try these http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=696073
[EVO 4G General] 08xgu:
Verizon is getting 10 to 17 mbs
[EVO 4G General] 08xgu:
On 4G LTE
[EVO 4G General] freexx89:
Thanks but cant find it there, although i found one in epic forum not sure if i should try it :confused:
[EVO 4G General] JDM Civic EG8:
You can try my prl bundle I made back in November http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19438973

Sent From My Evo 4G Amped Up On Verizon Tower Power!
[EVO 4G General] freexx89:
Thanks what's the alternative for ##775#? Seems like its not working
[EVO 4G General] JDM Civic EG8:
Are you using a sense rom and have EPST installed?

Sent From My Evo 4G Amped Up On Verizon Tower Power!
[EVO 4G General] freexx89:
Ahh i need EPST
[EVO 4G General] JDM Civic EG8:
Yeah haha its in the same link above

Sent From My Evo 4G Amped Up On Verizon Tower Power!
[EVO 4G General] chitownevo:
What is EPST ?
[EVO 4G General] Notorious:
EPST is a apk sense roms have so you can enter ## codes in the dialer
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patt2k:
is there anyway to increase it a little? i just need little bit more it feels too low for me, thanks guys! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I have read this can be adjusted in the system table of settings.db

Never done it myself.
[Android Apps and Games] drymvizion:
Hi guys, i am new android developer and i want to share with you my First application ^^

Well it's nothing so rare, it's a knowledge quiz with many questions. You can try it and post comments or suggestions thank you! :)

You can find it in android market!
[General Questions and Answers] AnthonyElbers:
Dear forum,

let me just go straight to the point:

My Galaxy Nexus was stolen at work last friday. I tried to use some tracking software like Plan B but without succes, the SIM card had been changed allready.

Now here comes the part that gave me some hope.

When I went to My (Gmail) Account at the Android Market today (using my desktop), I noticed 2 things:

- First thing is that the record from the column "Carrier" has been changed from "Vodafone" to "KPN', so I think I can assume here that someone put another SIM card in it.

- Also at the column "Last Used" I see "February 13, 2012", which is yesterday (monday).

I was really wondering if there is a workaround or something to get more information (like the phone number of that SIM card?) than just the carrier of that SIM card and when it was last used?

Thanks in advance~

Anthony Elbers
[General Questions and Answers] ForgetfulGuru:
During the night push a remote lock app to the device, if they haven't changed the google user login by then. Then just lock the device. If the app shows it set a screen message offering reward for return. Better still make it scream while at work tomorrow.
[General Questions and Answers] AnthonyElbers:
The thing is, I only work at fridays and saturdays. I also think that the person is smart enought to not bring the phone to work when I'm around.

I thought maybe if I could get some more information with a workaround, I could catch the thief myself instead of waiting for him/ her to give it back (which probably isn't going to happen).
[General Questions and Answers] ForgetfulGuru:
I hope you informed your managers.

You could have a look through the available apps in the market see if there is anything you can use to lock the phone remotely and or push some really nasty messages to it. If you ain't using why should they get the use of it think there may be some way of remotely wiping the phone aswell. Then at least it would be of no use to the thief anyway. Sorry I can't be of more help. I allways make sure I activate any built in phone finder and instal lookout, so never really had to deal with the issue
[General Questions and Answers] Android_Monsters:
Prey worked for me before.
[General Questions and Answers] AnthonyElbers:
Note that the phone is stolen and SIM card has been changed allready. As far as I know you need to configure Prey on the phone itself, so not really remote like Plan B.

I'm still curious if there is a workaround to get more information about the SIM card than just the "Carrier" and "Last Used"?

Like.. are those the only two things that get stored or is there more information about the SIM card that I could get without having the phone itself?
[General Questions and Answers] MindlessLeadership:
If you have the IMEI you can contact your network and ask they put a block on the phone, a lot of the time it also blocks it off other networks as well.
[General Questions and Answers] the_metal:
i think the info about the sim like its number is by far more important than map location because if you got the thief's number then you can report that number to the police and mobile network .
[General Questions and Answers] AnthonyElbers:
This is pretty much what I'm aiming for since I allready have contacted the police and gave them the IMEI of the phone. They said like something like "We'll see what we can do", but I thought there would be some workaround (yeah I'm using this word alot) to get more information of that SIM card.

I think I can assume that the column "Carrier" which is shown on the screen, is read of the SIM card?

Question is, if anything else is shown somewhere in my Gmail (since it's linked to my Galaxy Nexus) or at the Android Market or something that might be of help?