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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] artiemon:
After I installed stock UCKJ2 I installed the superuser.zip from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1340526

Used ODIN to get back to stock recovery.

I followed instructions from cschmitt and when it booted up, I still had root.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] sulpher:
Okay better question, which recovery zip are you guys flashing for stock then?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] artiemon:
I used this one in ODIN: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1360943
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] absdotan:
I have an unlock T989 and if I get the prepaid tmbo 2G ($2/day) what is there maximum download speed I can get? I can opt for 4G ($3/day) if the 2G is to limited.

Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobby3306:
with this phone you want 4g, providing you live in a 3g/4g area. 2g(edge) speeds are incredibly slow most of the time and with this power house you'll need 4g.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] S7UDi0:
Unless you plan on using it for ONLY Call & Texting, you MUST have 4G. for this phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] catpaws:
A monthly 4G plan would probably come out cheaper than the daily 4G plans
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] JWhipple:
I'm using a 4G prepaid plan myself - $70 for unlimited talk/text , 5GB 4G limit.

I am in a 4G area - check out my sig for speeds!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] XRAY MAN:
hi everyone

i facing problem when trying to flash a CyanogenMod9 ROM i follow the steps very well but when the flashing complete the device hang on the Google black screen !!

pic :

is there any solution for these death screen ?!!:(

thnx​
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
Sometimes it can take a while on first boot but if you have already waited a while.. Have you tried a battery pull?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mudferret:
Don't worry, you haven't experienced death yet.

Did you verify the md5 sum prior to flashing?

From recovery do another wipe data/factory reset and try booting again, assuming the md5 sums check out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] XRAY MAN:
yup for many times but still the same !!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] XRAY MAN:
thnx mate it's working now :D

i just again flash the recovery nd it' working :)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mostdef:
Anybody have problm with the newest nightly build (update-cm-7-20120226-NIGHTLY-vibrantmtd-signed.zip) I get force close error SYSTEMUI. Also I can even hook up my USB thru the computer
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danelly77:
Yes I have the same problem. I tried re-flashing but that didn't help. I went back to 236... I also have the mute unmute problem.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FaultException:
Nightlies are built off the source every night, so there's no guarantees that they are stable. My advice would be to flash back to one that works good for you. If this becomes a standing problem, it will be looked into.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akfelipe:
same here, getting a status bar FC every few seconds. its 3/9 and nothing new out hope they get their servers set up and running soon and start pumping out nightlies every....NIGHT.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FaultException:
Latest nightly is broken. Use #236.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ashwin123:
Hi Guys,

I made a video on How to Install ICS (Team Rocket Beta) on Galaxy Note and retain apps, the process was a little different from the usual flashing when I did it so I thought I could make a video tut and maybe it would help someone...

Here's the link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqrNMOEWGnY

All credit to Team Rocket for coming out with this rom :)

Ash
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] joyo22:
Sorry for being rude but, did you do any development so that this thread must be here? I guess not! There's a general forum where you can post this stuff. Or you can simply post your video on developer's thread.

People never learn...:confused:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] O_G:
Moved To General​

Thanks. But the best place for this would be the general section​
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ashwin123:
Ok Ok sorry!!!!!!! Oops... there are few more vids of mine in that section, I didnt know... Wont happen again.

Sorry again bro!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Chris X.:
joyo22 = Deputy Sheriff :rolleyes:

@ ashwin123

Thank you sooo much!

If there are many positive feedback, we will post it in our thread. ;)

edit:

ThX original_ganjaman

If you want, so kill our useless postings.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ashwin123:
Looking forward to it :) You guys do a fantastic JOB!!! Thanks a lot!!!! You ROCK:)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Chris X.:
Hey Ash, we have added your vid @ our thread (first post)

We have also added a great work by underlines. (howto install with text and links)

Thank you sooo much! ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ashwin123:
OMG am back on the Development Thread after all LOL :D

Thanks a lot bro, you guys do an awesome job, this is the least I could do :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ashwin123:
Hey bro, have reviewed your ROM too today, check it out if you get time :)

You guys are amazing, thanks a lot again!

Ash
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] W3BSurfer:
Im here at work and got me thinking bout the rumoured news bout Google releasing the JB 5.0 sometime this fall or workingnto release Q1 2013. News from AndroidPolice...too lazy to link it.

Im just thinking that these updates are happening way to fast. Some phones are yet to receive their ICS and yet JB is just around the corner. Also, new phones with quad will be released early/late spring..? with ICS and for some they will have to wait for another good amount of time for JB. We know that Samsung etc are never on the dot when releasing updates.

I kinda miss the days of Windows OS when they actually make you wait 2/3yrs for a new OS release. Just kinda makes it worthwhile.

All im saying is, that Google should wait until the supported phones have been updated to ICS and give them time to enjoy it. For others they will have to spend an extra money to buy the latest phone with ICS. Not really fair.

Ok im goin back to working...lol...sorta :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
Until we start seeing apps that don't work on somewhat new OS's I don't see it as a problem. For the most part, apps being put out now are still compatible with Froyo so why should people on Froyo care? Yes it sucks to get a new phone and not have the newest OS but what do you expect Google to do? With apple releasing yearly releases as well they need to keep up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ragnarokx:
Google has been releasing yearly OS updates for a while now. Why the concern all of a sudden? Also, probably not worth getting worked up over unreliable rumors.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Enhanced:
I think one release a year is fair. With all thats evolving in the mobile landscape, an update interval any more than that will risk falling behind the competition.

A yearly update is not just to change things around for the heck of it, but to aim to improve the user experience. If the Android team has good work ready to be released, I don't see why they should hold it back because manufacturers can't get their act together. This is why we have the Nexus phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
I completely disagree. Google's yearly release cycle means that they are always working on making Android better. Since a new major OS release comes every year, I am guaranteed to have a modern phone with a modern OS every year if I continue buying Nexii.

In my opinion it is certainly a good thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ranova:
I dont agree with this. Wait 2-3 years for new features and fixes while other OS's (iOS and Windows Mobile) continue to have yearly updates? No thank you.

For the majority of people, whatever current Android they are on is more than enough for them. If you want to stay on the bleeding edge, you get a Nexus device.

JB probably will not be as big as an upgrade as it was from GB to Honeycomb or ICS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gujupmp88:
How is Fall of 2012 or Q1 of 2013 too fast? It's not even spring yet. ICS was announced and released in November, I think. That is a full year, at least, in between OS changes. I think that 1 year in between OS updates is perfect. Why would you want to be stuck on an old OS when new, better features are always a good thing?

You're pretty much saying that you wouldn't mind still being on Eclair or Froyo right now. I don't know about you, but I think ICS is light years ahead of both of those OS's.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] virtualcertainty:
Hardware obsolescence will eventually halt fragmentation on its own. Most consumers roll over their device at the end of a contract anyway, that's just 2 years or 3 in some markets. Anyone that holds on to a phone for over three years either doesn't care about bleeding edge updates, they're happy with an old device anyway, or they've extended their device's life via custom roms. In other words, If it is January 2013 and you're still on Eclair then a) you probably don't know what 'Eclair's is and b) you're not losing any sleep over being excluded from updates.

I don't see a huge problem with the android market being 'fragmented' over 2-3 versions. It's all just optics: Android haters trumpet the fragmented platform while advocates brush it off. It shouldn't halt or slow down progress, and if it does then Google risks stagnation.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Its not that Google is going too fast, its that the other manufacturers are going too slow. 1 OS release a year shouldn't be a crazy schedule.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MilkPudding:
Am I reading this right - so you think technology advances too fast and wants it to slow down because YOU can't catch up?! :eek:

OP, please tell me that you are kidding.

Edit: I'm not flaming but simply shocked by the logic and argument.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
Yes please get back to work already, sorry but I don't agree with your opinion, blame the carrier's and manufacturers as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EP2008:
The problem with these "hard and fast" Android updates is that is accelerates device obsolescence. Of the hundreds of Android handsets out there, only a dozen or two actually get these new OS'.

This isn't a problem you see in iOS devices, but it's certainly an issue with android.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MilkPudding:
Obsolescence? So which Gingerbread device can't make calls/text/access the market/use apps after ICS is released?

Just because some other devices do things faster/different doesn't make your device obsolete. And please, look up the word 'obsolete' first before tossing it around.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jiwengang:
I think I partially understand and agree with OP's point.

It is not the yearly update that causes concerns, but it is the rate that creates so much hardware junk that counts.

For example, Apple's 3GS still can use recent iOS, at least it is upgradable, though you wont enjoy the speed or new features etc, but you still can use your old hardware with new iOS.

For Android, one year later you phone/tablet may already be "NOT ABLE TO UPGRADE TO NEW OS" , ICS, in this case.

Too many Device Spamming there. I think it is not Google's issue, it is , somewhat the Manufacturer's issue.

Because Nexus S still able to upgrade to ICS, Nexus One , sorts of (please correct me if I am wrong!)

But thanks to million android phone manufacturers, they locked down the system and make it proprietary in certain sense. and not upgradable to future OS because they don't know their current "Feature" will or will not be shoot down by Google's future updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] W3BSurfer:
Im actually coming from the Atrix which had an announcement from Motorola that ICS release would be sometime Q3 but that would depends if there is a delay or not. I decided to put myself into a contract and decided to get the Gnex since it had the latest offering of ICS. The Atrix ICS is still running on beta.

I agree that yearly updates will improve the user experience/fixes but then again we are but a small community here on XDA that are keen into rom/mod our phones. That is even if we have Devs willing to give time and effort in regards to leak updates. If ever we dont then we are sol. Im just thinking more about the general public who has no idea or would careless bout having a modified rom but are just interested in receiving the updates in a timely manner. Also, wat if ur current phone will not be included for any more OS release? the easiest way would be to purchase the latest and up to date phones.

If lets say that my collegues are getting the ICS for their SGS2 this Q2/Q3. Then JB will be released Q4/Q1 2013. The Google phones will be updated by either official or leak. Also i cant find the link but there was a stat released i few weeks ago stating that there are only 1% or 2% of phones that are currently running ICS.

Its frustrating for an average user having to sit next to a person with the latest OS release and wondering when they will get theirs.

For me, since im on ICS i dont care but when i was using my Atrix i had to settle for a mediocre beta ICS. :banghead:

@jiwengang - Thank you! Im glad someone here at least partially gets my point.:D

...now to get back to doin some real work.:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ravynmagi:
I agree with others in that it's the hardware manufactures that are the problem, not Google.

1 year OS updates are fine. We just don't need 20 damn variations of the same phone from the same manufacture within that same year. The manufactures can't support all the different hardware configurations they are spewing out in a timely manner, so it takes ages to get updates, if you get them at all.

Dang manufactures need to focus more, stop trying to one up each other every 2 weeks. And support what they release more timely.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] W3BSurfer:
Not everyone has either the same knowledge or bottomless pocket that they can sport the latest and greatest phones. I still have a friend who I recently just flashed his SE X10 with GB 2.3.5. Though SE mentioned bout an ICS upgrade sometime in the future of who knows when.

Similar to the PC industry. A gamer will build a pc gamer rig with i9/FX with crossfire/sli etc...If you look at it now, the hardware has reached its peak. You can pretty much play any games these software companies throw at you. It is now the software ie: Games, trying to play catch up and entice gamers with more 'extra' dazzling features or effects to maximize ur hardwares potential. Back then, it was the other way around

If u use a console then its a different story.

Yes, it is shocking. Not everything works as smoothly as butter like ICS.:rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] heo_con184:
Yearly release / change of Android OS makes really senses to me.

I don't think I can wait for 2-3 years for an update / release.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
that's why I got a nexus!

sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowandbehold:
You are really losing focus as to what Jellybean actually is. All it is is an updated Ice Cream Sandwich. Yes, ICS was a huge jump from Gingerbread, because of the tablet/phone unification so there were major changes with the UI. That probably won't be the case with the next update. But if you remember the jump from froyo to gingerbread that wasn't a big deal huh? Googles cute little names cause too much confusion with consumers that don't understand software updates. 4.0.1, 4.0.2, 4.0.3...just updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EP2008:
If your device was lucky enough to get Gingerbread, it won't be able to run any of the new ICS or Jelly Bean apps. In the meantime, three and four year old iOS devices are running the latest iOS software. That's what I mean by obsolete, which, by way, is defined as :

ob·so·lete

Adjective:No longer produced or used; out of date.

EMPHASIS ON "OUT OF DATE"

It doesn't seem right that a phone I purchased a year ago won't see ICS ever... And as I mentioned earlier, out of hundreds of different devices, only a select few get updates with Android- the rest become quickly obsolete.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mb02:
The problem isn't how quick OS updates are released, its how long manufacturers take to modify it with their garbage. Each take at least six months to pump out their updates after source is released. One big factor is they release so many damn phones they can't even support them all, even though most of them are capable of handling the software. Take it up with them, not Google.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
Like I said....one big asset of having a Nexus is the glory of knowing you'll get the major updates when they come! You have to also remember that carriers in the U.S. want u to buy new phones and extend ur contract, so they will most likely not update a lot of their phones cuz they want u to have the new one with the new software and extend that damn contract! Its all about $$$ here....Google would love to have all android phones updated, but carriers see it as a money making scheme! That's why Google has their own set of devices and releases one a year! That's what they want....carriers release like 20+ a year, with the new phones having minor differences! Aka the galaxy s2 on at&t...there's 3 versions for gods sakes...not to mention the Note! Just an oversized version of what they already have! Tmobile now is releasing the Blaze...which is the smaller version of their s2...don't forget the Droids on Verizon! Seriously....every Motorola device is the same with a few minor differences (battery life and such)....its pretty stupid! And they're not even guaranteed to get new updates! Nexus devices are good for at least 2 major versions!

sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Scottatron:
ICS will get a few updates before 5.0 rolls out, like how 2.2 was updated to 2.3.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asb123:
You sir are confused.

ICS = 4.0 and anything from 4.0<4.1

Note that:

2.2 = Froyo

2.3 = Gingerbread (not froyo)

there has only ever been one exception to this:

2.0 = Eclair

2.1 = Eclair

This is likely due to the fact that only one phone ever shipped with 2.0 (Moto Droid)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
Speaking of the Droid....there's 4 in that series alone and 3 Nexuses....what does that tell u? Lol

sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asb123:
I would count the HTC Dream (G1) as a nexus. Although it doesn't bear the name, it had all the traits.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
If you do that, then you gotta do the same with the original mytouches! But those are what started the useless minor upgrades...the only difference was no keyboard and a bit more ram

sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
uhhh... tells you that Motorola and Verizon release "Droid" keyboard phones more often than Google releases Nexus phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
What's the reason to release a Droid 3 and then a Droid 4 a few months later? Why not just update the Droid 3s software instead of make a whole other phone? The Bionic, razr, razr maxx and Droid 4 are all the same phones with minor differences....and people wonder why there's fragmentation and why their phone isn't getting updated....its all about $$$ instead of customer satisfaction!

sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
Are there apps that only work on the latest version of ICS? I didnt think there was. In fact its the opposite, apps work for all older versions and need to be updated.

iOS is a bad example considering how poorly the 3Gs runs the latest OS.

Anyway when a customer buys a phone, it does all the functions it will ever do at that point till the end of time. Any updates are just a bonus. New updates doesnt make the existing functions suddenly stop working. Though of course we all want the latest feature, but its just not feasible as tech has to progress forward. And all the different hardware combos make it a nightmare for google to update. In fact they do an outstanding job keeping existing OS APIs backwards compatible so that old phones dont get lost out on the goodies.

There's just no easier way google could do it honestly.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshfokis:
can the beats audio libs work on the atrix since they got it for the photon 4g? i know they are close but not the same just thought i would ask

*EDIT*

lol nevermind i found the thread search didnt find it for me sorry for random post.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] good4y0u:
could you post that thread.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sk8trix:
Just flash it and try it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] loudog3114:
So, I have narrowed down my own lag issues to being caused by the samsung widgets. I been really annoyed with this phone and the redraws/home screen lag. Now, I have wiped, and _never_ added a samsung widget to the TW launcher, and my device is running very smoothly, with 3 home pages populated.

I came to this conclusion when I tried ADW. ADW was running well, slightly sluttery, until I added the samsung power widget. ADW was completely crippled, which makes me beleive drawing that widget takes a lot of processing. I then tried the myagenda widget with the same results. So, now, as a rule for myself, I am not running any widget that came stock on the phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] drksilenc:
i dont have the lag ither but i use a diff homescreen widget.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] planoman:
I have used launcher pro for my phones before but stayed with touch wiz on this one. I removed the stock clock and weather Alps and installed beautiful wigets and the screens are a bit snappier.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] BigBison420:
not sure i'm comfortable removing all these yet since Clockworkmod is still beta and having issues (means no nandroid backup).

I also run ADW - You should definitely run the V6 Supercharger script version 9.3.6 on setting 9 ( ends with 250,300) and i saw a big difference... also using setCPU performance setting gives me great results. still about a 10% lag i notice.... i've been bugging the devs of golauncher to optimize galaxy note and they been working with me so don't worry.... we will have our cake and eat it too, very soon!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] loudog3114:
I should have been more specific. You don't need to remove them from the phone, just remove them from your home screen.
[Android Apps and Games] southy:
Hi guys,

Is this the right Thread? Please excuse, but I couldn't find a "looking for XX App"-thread.

I do want to proof to my operator that their 3G bandwidth very often is almost 0 even though the 3G coverage / reception is very well.

So I would need an app that regularly probes the transmission speed and logs that, best with geolocation and signal strength.

Most of the Apps around only log 3G signal strength, which is _not_ what I want: in my case the signal is fine, there's just almost no throughput.

Then there are the speedtest-Apss that take a one-time-only speedtest... That's fine but I would have to trigger it everytime: impractical.

I tried "traffic monitor", but often enough the speed tester wouldn't even start because the 3G speed is too slow for it's calibration/download/upload cycle.

Also, as with my operator, there's often only _very_ small bandwidth / nearly 0 avilable the app shouldn't send too big amounts of data for it's probings or it might timeout / at least it should log that correctly.

in the end there sholud be a way to export the data so I can proof the network's disfunctionality.

Unfortunately all my market searches have been in vain yet. Has one of you guys seen an app like that before?

I would be very glad about any hints and tips.

Thanks in advance!

southy

Disclaimer:

Yes, I realise that such a behaviour will drain battery.
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shadowmaniac:
i am currently on kyrillos 9.5 non-oc rom is very good and no bugs or lags or anything but i have to charge my battery ever day it is boring i need some rom that wont lag a lot and has longer battery
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChrisTK:
try cm7 :)
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] artifex21:
Try CM7 or Kyrillos v10...