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[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Modulüs:
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i use miui camera. its vrry fast and captures great photos. just luv it.

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[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] x3kaien:
Hi do we sga get sgs2 stock music player?? I want it badly. Someone help please
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] the-cybersapien:
All the stock based 2.3 ROMs have SGS2 music player....

Try SGSII Based 2.3.6 ROM by Rushabh_25 Blazing Fast and has a hell lot of MODs pre-installed.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1453165
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rctreadaway:
Has anyone tried it? I've googled with no answers. Just placed the order for my phone last night and ordered the case. From what I read the 2000mah will fit but the 2100mah has mixed answers? What are the difference in the two? Manufacturers? I can't seem to find the 2000. Appreciate any help guys! Looking foreward to getting this beast in and dripping the thunderbolt.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LeCore:
it works just fine with the battery and the extended cover on. it's the case i'm currently using since it's one of the few with a holster.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asianrage:
Since you're using the TBolt, I'm assuming that you'll replacing it with the VZW equivalent (which is what I did). I posted pics in the Case Wiki thread with regard to the fit and finish of the Active on my GNex with the Extended back.

It's one of the best fitting case I have, outside of the Diztronic case.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rctreadaway:
Appreciate it guys! Yeah I still haven't got it sunk in that there atte two variants. Going to be LTE. CAN'T WAIT! Going to be here wednesday
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sleuth255:
VZW sells the 2000 + a new cover. It's a Samsung battery with the NFC antenna. When installed, it's impossible to tell the difference between it and the stock battery. They've had it on sale for $25 online for a while now with free shipping. I highly recommend this battery; the phone should've shipped with it...

Link is here
[LG Optimus 2x] clockia:
I am using this rom, but i face apn problem.

Last week, I cannot connect to the internet.

ISP ask me to change the apn because the existing apn has problem.

I try to add new apn but not success

I try to modify the existing apn, but when i press "save", the apn is cleared.

thank you
[LG Optimus 2x] Trystan34:
Try reflashing and if you have connection problems try getRIL.

Good Luck :)
[LG Optimus 2x] mipr:
I've just checked on p204-67 kang and I had no problems adding new APN. So maybe upgrading/reflashing will indeed help you?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matth3w:
Hi,

My SGT 7.7 seems brick after I took it out of my bag. It gets stuck and stays on the boot screen where says "Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7" for a few seconds, and then just keep rebooting.

It is able to go into the Download Mode when I press "Power+Vol-", but no response when I press "Power+Vol+". I tried to flash all kinds of firmware with Odin, but nothing work.

I also tried to flash it with .pit, PDA, PHONE and CSC. I got this screen and then stopped and Odin says "Now Writing, Please wait about 2 minutes."

I appreciate your help!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TML1504:
same problem here, but caused from rom-manager! did nothing more than using the "reboot into recovery" option, i did NOT flash anything with rom-manager before!

download mode works, recovery works, but i can flash what i want, after turning the device on the "samsung 7.7" stays for about 30sec, then it reboots ad infinitum!

any ideas?

i'm within the one week were i can exchange the device without any problems, but i want to fix it myself if possible!

thx in advance!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davp:
I have seen similar symptoms on mine. it turned out to be corrupt /data filesystem. I had to use the sammy 3e recovery wipe data/factory reset option. And then reflash with odin.

(CWM could not fix this filesystem problem.)

(areyou sure rom manager is compatible with the different partitions on the 7.7)

Remember you will loose all user data !!!!!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TML1504:
again thx,

but the problem is seems to be "deeper" than only a corrupt /data!

The tab doesnt boot further then "samsung 7.7", if data is corrupt then

at least android will load (bootanimation) and go into a bootloop in some stage!

Also, I didn't change or install or flash anything in rom-manager, I "only" used the reboot function!

After reflashing the device with repartition and HongKong.pit I think I messed up the partitions totally, so I would really need the PIT for 6810 (6800 has different partition layout) to repair this!

But as it seems no one has this PIT or is willing to provide it,

so I ordered an new tab which will arrive in the next hours, and return this one within the next days!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dreamxp:
Where did you find the PIT file ? You may just destoried the partition. God bless you!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aspi914:
I have a familiar problem....

I have not flashed or rooted my device - it is exactly how it came out of the box...

One morning while using it it froze - I did are reset by holding the power button down and then let it reboot but when it did it can not get past the "Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7" screen.

Can get it into download mode, but if I go to recovery mode then all I get it a headline saying "Manual Mode" which grabs some manual .apk files and then just goes back into the boot mode with the "Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7" screen.

Any ideas?

Had a Galaxy Tab Original and got the Galaxy SII and have mod them to death - just though for this one I would leave it original and enjoy the OTA updates as the were delievered - especially considering ICS in a matter of days :(
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suwandiapr:
If you can boot into download mode you can call this a soft brick..

dont use ROM manager and install clockworkmod from that, incompatibility of cwm recovery will brick your phone..

Use odin only on PDA slots, you dont need repartition or pit files..it seems you got a corrupt recovery..
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aspi914:
Suwandiapr - Thank you for this. When you say "Use odin only on PDA slots" you are suggesting that I will have to download and install a stock ROM aren't you?

Cheers (and again thank you)....
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davp:
yes, that is what he means.

Also, if you still have trouble after the first flash, you may need to go into samsung 3e recovery and do a data wipe/factory reset. Then flash again. Since these are non-wipe firmwares, simple flashing may not clear a corrupt filesystem.

Obviously you will lose all user data!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TML1504:
thx, but as i said i DID NOT FLASH OR INSTALL ANYTHING with rom-manager, i only used the option "reboot into recovery"!

and i used odin to try to unbrick my device (i flashed a dozen roms as well as the sbl etc.), without any success. also, till now nobody has provided a 16GB PIT for 6810, therefore i returned the tab and grabbed a new one!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aspi914:
Thank you Davp...

Ok...got the P6800ZSLA2 stock ROM and have managed to get it back...while I don't want to have to re-do all the data, I think I will take your advise and do a data wipe/reset.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suwandiapr:
Yes you right, thats what i mean..

Im sorry , my answer cannot solve your problem.. You say your device "stuck on Samsung logo" right? your recovery and download mode seem ok, from my experience its because /data corrupt or something crash on your filesystem..

If you can go to recovery menu, do factory reset,..

I cannot help you with pit.file coz i actually dont have the device right now..

Good luck..
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
I've experienced a similar problem with corrupt /data and couldn't overcome it.

How did you use Samsung recovery when you had CWM recovery flashed?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davp:
You either get it from a full flash of stock firmware, or make your own tar with just recovery.img in it (extracted from stock). And flash with odin in the pda.

It is handy to be able to switch recoveries. CWM doesn't seem to match the 3e data wipe/factory reset.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
The problem was:

I was playing a game, in the middle of it the Tab reset, I've never had it reset. Then it rebooted to the Samsung Tab 7.7 logo.

I thought, I'm lucky, made a CWM backup. So tried to restore the CWM backup. When the restore got to /data the tab rebooted again, i.e. something was messed with it.

So got stock firmware, flashed it from PC odin, flashed with success. But rebooted to the logo again.

Tried to get into the stock recovery, but it would only show "Updating..." something, I don't remember anymore, but the stock recovery wouldn't boot. Flashed it a couple of times, same result. Had to take the Tab back to the store...

Am kinda afraid to mess with it now, since I don't want it to happen.

So am wondering what to do if the same happens, or just forget CWM and flash stock recovery.img just to be safe?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davp:
I had similar issues after hard power-off [long hold power button]. Confirmed with adb into insecure cwm recovery that /data was corrupt. It explained why my restores stopped at /data.

Cwm data wipe, or format data did not help.

I flashed the stock 3e recovery.img in a tar with odin.

3e data wipe/factory reset. Reflash whole stock firmware with odin.

Check system boots ok.

Reflash cwm, then do restore ok.

I have seen stock 3e recovery fail to start properly. It seemed to be related to files/directories on the external sd card. It came up and said something like 'manual mode', 'updating'.

I tried clearing cache and hidden.

I know I deleted at least tmp_sec_fota directory off the external sd card, maybe someting to do with fota is upsetting our tabs from time to time.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
Yep, exactly, that's it, it was "Manual mode" and "Updating", same symptoms, I couldn't get past it.

So what you're saying, I had a MicroSD in it, and that's why it was stuck at this? Not sure if I had an SD in it, but I flashed stock like three times, and then still couldn't enter 3e recovery, all the time had this "manual mode" come up...

Thanks for the guide of what you did.

Am downloading the latest Thai firmware now, to extract the stock recovery, so that I'm ready just in case.

Do you just tar the recovery.img and use that for flashing if necessary? No special permissions, nothing?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davp:
Sorry, not as clear cut as that... I did three things, cleared cache, cleared hidden, and

then started deleting files on sd. It is possible the problems are in multiple locations,

It is also possible that multiple attempts have an effect.

I personally feel I need both stock 3e and insecure cwm [and odin and adb] to be able to recover this tab. The broken 3e/reboot was my worst experience on this so far.

Use linux tar or the tab's busybox tar, to create an uncompressed tar with recovery.img as the only file. Do not use 7zip to create the tar, it didn't work for me (although it works fine to extract from the stock).
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
You mean you did this in CWM recovery? Because I hastily flashed the stock ROM when it wouldn't boot, and then I couldn't get into the recovery anymore and there was no way to flash CWM recovery from PC Odin, or is there?

SD you mean internal? Since with external you just pull it out...

This was my worst experience as well, and want to be ready if it ever happens again.

So to sum it up. If the /data is messed up, should we do the following?

1. In CWM recovery clear cache, clear hidden.

2. Flash stock e3 recovery.

3. In stock recovery wipe everything.

4. Flash stock ROM.

5. Boot.

6. Flash CWM recovery.

7. Restore backup.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rimoragl:
please i have the same problem,where i find the stock e3 recovery?

thanks Davp!

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please,post a link for download the recovery.img tar for to flash with odin.this is my last hope!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davp:
Step 0. Flash stock rom

Step 0a. If you can now get to 3e recovery menu, goto step 3

I used adb and shell commands to do step 1 via insecure cwm.

Yes, and it may be important that the stock and 3e recoveries correspond with the stock when you got your device (ie. I reverted it back to as I got it from shop, I'm not sure if essential).

Regarding the CWM flash. Ezynow development thread has a tar Odin flashable CWM for !!!P6800 only!!!. If you are not using this one, how did you get your cwm. This may be the actual cause of the problem, as the P6800 partitions are different from other tabs, and a generic CWM will be flashing (and backing up) the wrong partitions (I would check file sizes of your backup - specially boot.img and recovery.img should both be exactly 8M, and system approx rom size, data depends on apps-200M+ ).

See posts #14 and #18 - you have to make it youself from your own stock for your device.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eug:
If this helps anyone...

If this helps anyone, I made an Odin-flashable stock recovery from P6800ZZHLA2_P6800XXLA1_P6800ZSLA2_HOME.tar.md5.

I'm having a similar problem (can't get into 3e recovery) at the moment on my friend's tab. The stock recovery didn't help, and CWM doesn't work either.

When I plug in a charger, the screen displays this static image. It looks like it's meant to be animated, but it doesn't move:

http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/8355/13310867136510.jpg

I can't turn the tab off either. If I unplug the charger, that image above stays there. If I press the power button, the Samsung logo comes on and stays there. If I press and hold the power button, it turns off then turns on again and gets stuck at the Samsung logo.

I've flashed 3 different firmwares with Odin, repartitioned with the correct P6800 pit, flashed CWM, flashed stock recovery, and nothing has changed - I can't enter any recovery, and turning it on simply displays the Samsung logo.

Hardware fault?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davp:
Sure sounds like it as though it thinks the charger is always connected. I cannot get into recovery when I'm cabled, so that is consistent with your fault.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
eug, these were exactly the symptoms I had, so I doubt hardware fault, must be that something (could it be CWM recovery) messes up /data and then it exhibits these symptoms.

What does stock e3 recovery tell you when you try to enter it? Is it the "Manual mode" stuff discusseh above...

We need to get a resolution on how to deal with this.

Did you pull out the external SD?

As a preliminary step, can you flash CWM recovery, enter it, wipe everything, then flash stock to see if this helps?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
The problem is, what do you do if you can't enter 3e recovery from here, which was my case.

What benefit is there to this, instead of booting into CWM recovery anh wiping from there?

Hmm, how do you determine you stock firmware model. I've seen in a dev thread you can read some Windows registrymkeys after you install Kies. On a GNU/Linux PC that's not applicable... The Tab's About dialog in settings doesn't seem to spell out the exact firmware...

That's the one I'm using, and there seems to be some prob witt it causing this though...

Perhaps it's time I looked into the diff between stock recovery wipe and CWM's... As a starter, anyone have an idea what format the img file is? I think it's gonna be easy to spot the errors in the wiping etc scripts... I'd assume the img file is some form of a GNU/Linux archive, or is it really a restore partition disk image?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eug:
In this case, it did it by itself. CWM wasn't installed.

It doesn't even get to that stage. I can't actually turn the device off as it gets stuck on the Samsung logo.

If I press and hold the power button the display switches off. I then release the button, then after a few seconds the tab switches itself on again.

If I plug the charger in when the screen is off, it displays the image I linked to above and stays there. The tab eventually gets a bit warm.

If I press and hold vol up and the power button, then release power while holding down vol up when the Samsung logo comes on, nothing else happens. The Samsung logo stays there.

There are only three states:

- Download mode, which works

- The tab is stuck on the Samsung logo

- The tab is stuck on the battery icon, which stays there even after unplugging the charger

Yup, SIM as well.

The problem is, I can't enter CWM or stock recovery. After flashing CWM the above happens, i.e. it gets stuck on the Samsung logo.

Hmm that's definitely a possibility. I wonder what that icon means.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
It doesn't think the charger is always connected, thisbonly comes on wehn you turn the phone off and connectmthe charger. If you reboot without it, it disappears.

Point of the matter is, this is not the standard animation when charging, as the standard one moves, shows you the bat charging. In this case, the phone charges, bit only this pic comes on and stays put, no motion, nothing.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
Hmmm...

To turn it off: enter download mode, it's gonna warn you if you wanna continue. Confirm, i.e. continue. Then when it tellsbyou it's downloading software, turn it off, i.e. hold the power button. The phone's (that's what I call the tab) gonna go off, and it'll stay off.

From there, hold vol-up and power, and it will try to boot into recovery. What happens then?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rimoragl:
i can enter in e3 recovery,i did all wipe,i reflesh the stock P6800ZZHLA2_P6800XXLA1_P6800ZSLA2_HOME.tar.md5.,but any change:bootloop!!!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davp:
Hi rimoragl, is ZZHLA2 the firmware that came on your device when you bought it. If not my only suggestion would be to locate the rom that came with your device and repeat the flash/wipe/reflash exercise with that rom. Perhaps look for the previous version (if any) of ZZH firmwares.

If you think this is the correct rom, all I can suggest is to repeat the exercise a couple of times. There are reports on other threads (other devices) of people clearing a problem after multiple flashes.

The very last option, is to flash with a pit but you have to get one for exactly your model and memory (eg P6800/16G) preferably from someone currently running the same firmware you are flashing. I can't help you as I have a P6810, but maybe someone has posted one. This is risky as it will repartition your device. I have never done it. I would treat this as the last thing to try before taking the brick back to the store.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
How can I get a PIT from my device running stock?

If you flash with a PIT, do you have to select Repartition in PC Odin?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davp:
1. some can get to 3e, some cant

2. I don't trust cwm data wipe or fomat completely. If the cwm has been built with insecure (I dont know if ezynow's was). You can connect in to cwm via adb while its menu is sitting there and use the system similarly to adb into the tab in normal debugging. This means you can mount/unmount run shell commands, pack and unpack tars, write to flash ram etc. The cwm runs a busybox tool. As a really rough example, assuming data, system, hidden and cache mount ok, you could mount each and rm -r * the lot. As another example,

if you had checksums of the bootloader partitions , kernel and recovery taken previously, you could check these and see if one had been clobbered.

3. Do you remember what version you had when you got it. Eg settings/About device showed me 2.3.36-P6810DTKL5-CL604290. So DT=Australia, KL5=2011,12,5th build (if I now go to the various rom lists, I can locate).

4. The img is a kernel zimage, just like the actual kernel. It includes a kernel and the initramfs. Unfortunately the operations are not in scripts as far as I can tell, they are in a single "recovery" binary. That is why using adb into an insecure cwm gives you more flexibilty as to what you can investigate and accomplish. Also, the CWM has a busybox toolkit, so it does not require other partitions etc to be operational (obviously though the bootloaders need to work to get it started).

Hope this helps to understand what is going on under the covers here.

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Heimdall has an option to retrieve the pit, and to retrieve a text display of the pit.

I'm think someone published the text display of partitions from heidall for p6800 (one link is http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21651074&highlight=downloading+device+s+pit+file#post21651074), so you could at least check yours against that and see if any differences. Also, concise info on the partition structure is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1534033

You might want to do some research on backing up the EFS area, as I remember this could be a problem on phones, since it was where the IEMI etc were stored (you dont want to lose it).
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eug:
After I turn it off via the above method, the screen goes blank, then it just turns itself back on.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
Not to be picky, but did you continue into download, before turning off?

If it still reboots, do tde download trick again and once it turns off, press vol-up + power, it should enter recovery....
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eug:
Being picky is better for things like this, i think! Yup I did continue on to the ODIN download screen.

That's actually what I've been doing. When the screen goes black after turning the power off in download mode with the android on the screen, I press and hold vol up+power. After a second or two the Samsung logo appears after which I release the power button but keep holding down the vol up button. I've tried a whole number of of variations - holding power and volup down the whole time, repeatedly pressing it, etc. It always just gets stuck on the Samsung screen.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
Hmm, last try: reboot, hold vol-up+power, as soon as the logo comes on, release both at the same time, that's how I get into recovery. Doubt it'll work, if there's the probs you describe. But worth a try, other than that I don't know...
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eug:
I tried it too and it didn't work either. I decided to give it back to her and asked her to return it for a warranty claim.. it sounds more serious than your problem.

Thanks for taking the time though!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 白い熊:
Goddamn, this is a serious issue, I'm flustered we can't solve it. Surely there must be sometting that's causing it and a way to fix, the symptoms are very similar, and I don't believe in hardware fault that much...