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[Samsung Infuse 4G] Volcomstone000095:
Hi guys,

I cracked my screen to my infuse a while ago and I was wondering what my options were for getting it replaced.

I did my research online and found many places that were selling LCD + Digitizers for about $200, but that seems a bit steep for me.

What would my options be?

Thanks peeps :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] diablo009:
Used Infuse off craigslist for about 200-250
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MaliciousIntent69:
Id suggest the samething just find a new infuse on craigslist for that same price, and possibly donate the cracked infuse to one of the devs who needs one for rom testing and such :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Ryanscool:
Wow, thats hard to believe lol. Ive dropped mine many times with a crappy screen protector, and it was fine. The new phone does seem weaker though...

Great idea! Quarx still needs one.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Volcomstone000095:
Unfortunately, I dropped it getting into the car, it slid out onto the street, and it landed screen down on top of a pebble :( Pretty unfortunate haha
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MaliciousIntent69:
Ive had that happen to me with my ipod more than once. I learned not to put it into my basketball shorts from now on haha it always slides out.
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] smali26:
I bought this case September 2011 and have to say this is one of the best cases so far. I have dropped my tab a few times and no damage. only a tiny ding on the case and its still looks like new.

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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004NYAHFM/ref=oh_o02_s00_i00_details
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] NovaChief:
I definitely agree with this. I received this exact cover for my tab for free with my purchase in June 2011 and it AND my tab both look as good as the day I bought it!
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] chrisdiaz_11:
I'm considering buying this case, but does it clip closed at all or does it just sort of hang freely? I tend to keep my tablet in my backpack and would hate for the flap to open up while its in there.
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] smali26:
it stays closed. i also keep it in my backpack and it does not open.
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] kabukinimo:
How much is that cover?
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] smali26:
was $49.99 now $17.99
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] Declan79:
couldnt agree more, and now at that price, this original samsung case cant beat for protection and comfortable
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] dwausfsanderi:
Hello, I does that case also fit the galaxy tab gt-p1000?

Thanks....
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] priyana:
Q: what forum is this again?

A: P-1000 forum

:confused:
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] Whata:
I have been using the same for a year now, and it's worth it. Fell out a few times but thankfully no damage.
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] nightside_eclipse:
I got this one recently. It's fantastic! The great thing about using an old device is that the accessories are now dirt cheap. I got the OEM keyboard dock, new in box, for about $20 on eBay a few weeks back.
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] aslan_zara:
Great case i'm very happy with it
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] edwardplus:
For my opinion, I don't suggest you to buy it.

After I had newly bought for few months, the leather cover (I mean the flippable cover) and its inner material separated almost into two pieces.

I can say that the inner material and the leather cover are stuck together by a layer of glue and can be easily removed if a little bit water soak the cover for a little while.

However, this case can resist impact force quite well as if the tab is under free fall motion with height over 0.5m. The case can really protect the tab.

This is the only thing that worth to be praised I think.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] quadnad:
Hi all

Long time lurker, first time poster. I just picked up a Galaxy Nexus from Amazon which turns out to be the Docomo SC-04D. Coming from the Nexus One I'm a little more than irritated that there are so many bloody revisions of this phone (I'm starting to lose sight of why the Nexus line exists..), but I digress. For reference, I'm located in the US running on T-Mobile.

The phone is running stock 4.0.1, and came unlocked out of the box. I gained root access via the GNEX root toolkit.

Shortly after I booted the phone for the first time (before gaining root) I received a message indicating that there was an update - tried running it, but eventually ended up with an image of the android with a red sign popping out of his chest. I shrugged it off, rebooted the phone and went about my business.

I have since installed Clockworkmod + recovery, and attempted through various ways to flash the 4.0.4 update from Google's site with no success. Tried to flash to 4.0.2, no success their either (either it says installation aborted or some longer string). I've lost my sense of humor at this point (probably doesn't help I'm a few drinks into the evening..) and I'm hoping you all can possibly offer a solution. How do I get from Yakjuxe 4.0.1 to Yakju, ultimately 4.0.4?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Andrew
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
download 4.0.4 yakju images.

connect to your computer.

Fastboot flash the images.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xboxfanj:
You May need to open up metainf/com/google/Android/updaterscript in the zip with NotePad++ which is a free program and very helpful for editing these files. Then find a line near the beginning with the words assert get prop. delete all the lines with that. It May be one or it might be a couple. Then save and put it back in the zip and flash it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] quadnad:
Finally got it running, via the toolkit no less (copied the tar into the proper directory and hitting the option to flash a stock google rom). Trying to do it via fastboot didn't appear to work, though I'm sure I ****ed that up somehow. Thanks guys.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Glad you figured it out. No need to fret.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] daleylay:
Hi, i have the same Docomo, i have the same hard time to upgrade it, would you mind to share, i am new here. thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] svtfmook:
do you have adb setup?

is it setup correctly?

do you know the adb basics?

if yes to all those, try to fastboot unlock the bootloader first, reboot bootloader, then flash the rom, fastboot reboot bootloader, flash radio and any other images

if not, follow the instructions on setting up adb and fastboot via the dev sticky threads.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ikghassassin:
Can someone please help me with step-by-step instructions for this using the Toolkit. I have a rooted, unlocked Yakjuxe on 4.0.1 and want to get to 4.0.4 Yakju. Please help me with this. I am not some noob, but I have tried everything, including two guides here on XDA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
I would use this method to flash yakju IMM76D, and then this method to upgrade to IMM76I. Root using this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ikghassassin:
thank you will give this a try. I already have a rooted device however, with protected SU.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Unlawful:
I don't think it's guaranteed that your root will stick but it might so just be wary of that.
[General Questions and Answers] ruejos08:
Hi,

I have xperia x2 which was bought in saudi and i was getting a hard time with my camera, windows media player and dialer because the menu was in arabic. Someone help me please. Thank you!
[General Questions and Answers] ruejos08:
is there a way to convert this to english? your help is highly appreciated. thank you?
[XPERIA X10 General] MohanBV:
Hi ,

Please can someone help with the SE Stock Rom. I am trying to do a reinstallation of software after flashing it to the custom ROM but it is not working and it says u already have the latest software. It is not re-installing. Any thoughts or help will be much appreciated.:eek:
[XPERIA X10 General] sinatra_shinoda:
U mean your X10 stuck at the bootscreen? Try SEUS.
[XPERIA X10 General] MohanBV:
I did try with SEUS but it is not reinstalling, Error : You already have the updated software. I have flashed my ROM to a MIUI and then to WOLFBREAK but now i am trying to get back but doesn't seem like it is letting me reinstall
[XPERIA X10 General] sinatra_shinoda:
SEUS on OFF mode

Have you tried SEUS with your X10 on OFF mode?
[XPERIA X10 General] MohanBV:
I am not sure how to have it updated on OFF mode. Do you have the steps for it?:confused:
[HTC Rezound] TuxDroid:
This thread is a place for devs to geeks out about the progress (and issues) related to getting the RIL working on CM9 for the HTC Rezound. Hopefully dmeadows013, JoelZ9614, & scotty1223 (plus any devs I missed) will start posting here on this topic. :D
[HTC Rezound] khanam:
The idea behind dev threads is for devs to post work they have commenced on. Not for us to set up a soapbox and expect the orators to come there.
[HTC Rezound] champdr0id:
You may want to take out "[ROM] [UNOFFICIAL]" from the thread name, and you may want to get this moved to general. Even more so, this thread serves no purpose, really. Us regular people would have nothing to contribute, and the devs are already helping each other however they can. Give it time and the ril will work.
[HTC Rezound] mighty_markus12:
i see nothing wrong with making this thread to keep the nightly one clean. my question is which of our devs have experience with getting ril to work? is dmeadows just working on this or is scott & joel too?
[HTC Rezound] dmeadows013:
Scott is beginning to work on it. Joel is also starting to work on it too. I have had several people PM me and offer their skills. Also we have the legendary app developer and kernel/rom cooker Conap :D
[HTC Rezound] mighty_markus12:
OMG you just made my night... thank you all!
[HTC Rezound] TuxDroid:
Thanks for chiming in. I made this as a response to some posts going back and forth in another thread in hopes of spurring some good technical conversation. dmeadows013, are you good with this?
[HTC Rezound] dmeadows013:
Yeah.. Most of the stuff we talk about is over gtalk though. Just more convenient.
[HTC Rezound] dabomb697:
I'm a noob when it comes to technical stuff. Could somebody briefly explain what ril is?
[HTC Rezound] Deathbyfugu:
Radio Interface Layer - basically the code that allows for communication between the radio hardware in the phone and the Android OS. Without a working RIL we have the ROM that dmeadows013 has (so amazingly and kindly) built for us that can function as a "mini android tablet" without a working data/voice connection.
[HTC Rezound] dabomb697:
Ah I see. Makes sense now. Thanks.
[HTC Rezound] SynisterWolf:
ok so i have been working on this for most of my night and i got calls to work, sort of. once the call is ended it will reboot the phone. im trying to get a log for it now but i will throw my notes onto git tonight or tomorrow morning and have the real devs have at it.
[HTC Rezound] con247:
Do texts work?
[HTC Rezound] nosympathy:
I think slayher had the same issue with CM7 on the tbolt. Maybe we should contact him to see how he fixed it.
[HTC Rezound] cynikalJ:
Does conap have a rezound?
[HTC Rezound] dmeadows013:
Yea

EDIT::: Did XDA remove the 10char thingy?
[HTC Rezound] killahrey:
Yup
[HTC Rezound] tbgreen89:
So how is ril coming along ?
[HTC Rezound] tbot:
slayer is deployed so he won't be of much help in all honesty. I believe what he did was create a secondary layer that worked between the RIL and the OS...but I could be completely wrong with that.

Either way...I think having calls working at all right now is a huge progress. Hopefully we see some more done soon!!!
[HTC Rezound] taptaptouch:
Could the working RIL on the sense 4 port be of any help to this or no?
[HTC Rezound] cynikalJ:
I think I just pee'd a little I LOVED celb. Was the best Rom on my eris!
[HTC Rezound] mighty_markus12:
OMG... thank you! :eek:
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nightanole:
Im trying to find a method of cleaning off any android install and starting from scratch once i find one i like. The problem is i cant seem to remove the old ones. I run acmeunistaller. It boots directly to webos. I pop in my rom/moboot/etc into cminstall and then run acmeinstaller2. Then the old kernels are still listed and work. Is there away to blowaway all this garbage from /boot/ without spending an hour reseting the tb back to factory?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mike-y:
you can manually delete them from the /boot directory with a file manager like root explorer.

Or you can run the classicnerd zip file that removes extra moboot and tga images before you flash a rom.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ve6ay:
Reflashing back to complete stock takes about 15 minutes or less - longer to download the 3.0.0 doctor than it does to actually run it. Plus it has the advantage of completely removing everything Android off of your tablet in the process - and I mean EVERYTHING.

But yes, open /boot with a file explorer, mount it, and delete what you don't want.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] i500:
I am having a problem with my MAXX where if i type in adb devices, i get no devices connected. Because of this, i cannot root this phone :(

(Yes, i have the drivers installed)

Can anyone help?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] shanman-2:
Stupid question but have you adb debugging enabled on the device?:o
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ddfuji:
did you restart the computer after installing drivers? i had the same problem and a restart fixed it for me
[Motorola Droid RAZR] maarawoe:
Is the usb debugging enabled?

If you are on win, is the driver properly installed?

Its better to have your phone in "charge only" mode while connected to the pc....
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] onecoolpilot:
I have a Galaxy S 2, I777 from AT&T. I had been running UnNamed 2.0 for a while. I started messing around with different modem files trying to get my data rate a little higher. When those failed to work, I decided to go back to stock and start from scratch. This is where my trouble begins:

I flashed with ATTGalaxyS2Unroot_SGH-i777.tar using Odin 1.85. I've used that before and all was well. After this flash, I'm stuck in a boot loop. The galaxy s 2 logo just keeps recycling.

I have tried a lot of other items I've found on here in various threads about getting out of a boot loop, but have not been successful. I was able to get to the stock recovery mode, chose to wipe user data and did the "yes I'm sure" option. The phone rebooted and I have not been able to get back to it. When it tries, I get in yellow "deleting cryption meta data" and then the phone reboots.

My last attempt was flashing with i777uckh7-cl503881 full. Odin writes everything, says pass and the phone reboots. After it restarts, it quickly goes through some items:

-- Intalling package...

Finding update package...

Opening update package...

Verifying update package...

Installing update...

Successfuly installed package...

-- Copying media files...

successfully copied meida files (yes, media is misspelled on the screen)

-- Wiping cache...

Formatting /cache...

Cache wipe complete.

--Updating application...

Successfully updated application.

--Appling Multi-CSC...(again yes, applying is mispelled on the screen)

installing Multi-CSC

Can't access to '/system/csc/02U/system/'.

Successfully applied multi-CSC

Rebooting.

then I get the boot loop all over again. I am still able to get to download mode using the volume button, and my jig still boots to download mode too, so I think there's still hope, but I don't know what to do next.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
The "deleting cryption meta data" error has been a particularly difficult one to get out of. I only remember seeing one person solve the problem, and I believe that the solution was to flash the siyah kernel. But you may find more details if you search on "deleting cryption meta data xda" or possibly "deleting cryption meta data siyah" as keywords.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] onecoolpilot:
Creepyncrawly:

Thank you for your post. I didn't find anything searching for that, but, I downloaded and flashed siyah kernel and was able to get to a recovery mode.

I am now restoring the nandroid backup that I made (luckily I was smart enough to do that) before I started messing with modems and stuff.

We'll see how this goes
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] onecoolpilot:
you sir are a life saver. I was able to restore the nand backup and boot into the os again.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
I think (but I'm not sure), but any custom kernel with CWM should be able to do this... It's only the stock kernel that has a recovery which does anything when device encryption is found.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] onecoolpilot:
I did not think of that, but it makes sense now. At the time, I figured I would stop and get help before I made it worse. Why I didn't restore to my backup to begin with is beyond me.

Do you think I could return to stock now, or is it more of a "once you have this problem you always have it" type thing? I'm going to leave it as is for now because it seems to be working fine. There may come a day though when I need to return to stock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] WhIteSidE:
For those who are experiencing the "Deleting Cryption Meta Data" problem, creepyncrawly is correct, it is difficult to solve, but the following steps seem to solve it reliably:

Download and install the I777UCKH7-CL503881 Stock Binaries from creepyncrawly's download repository. Use heimdall or odin to load the stock binaries. You may need to load the param.lfs and/or the bootloaders. However, it may work without loading these files (and loading the bootloaders can be in the "danger zone")*.

With the stock binaries installed, the device will be in a boot loop, and entering recovery mode will either indicate that the device is installing CSC (unsuccessfully), or indicate that it is "Deleting Cryption Meta Data". In either case, you will be unable to actually access anything in the recovery.

In order to get to a working recovery, load the SGH-I777_ClockworkMod-Recovery_5.0.2.3. You'll need to untar this file to get to the zImage kernel file*.

With the CWM kernel installed, you should be able to actually enter recovery mode by holding down Volume Up + Volume Down + Power until the Samsung logo appears for a second time. Note: In this version of CWM recovery, the home button is the 'select' button and the power button acts as the back button. This is different than most versions of CWM.

Using the recovery run both clear data/factory rest and format sd card (in mounts and storage).

Finally, install the Siyah Kernel, using either heimdall* or CWM.

At this point, the phone should be restored, and you can re-flash the I777UCKH7-CL503881 stock kernel (on any other compatible kernel).

You can re-flash any kernel you like.

Thanks everyone who directed me to the steps for solving this problem!

* To load these kernel files, put the phone in ODIN mode by holding down the "Volume Down" button while the phone is connected to USB. Use either the ODIN or Heimdall tool to actually flash the device. See this post for complete instructions on flashing the files.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red_81:
I've followed these directions multiple times but I can't seem to get past the Rethink Possible screen.

Steps I have taken:

Flashed full binaries

Went back into download mode with no reboot and flashed CWM (listed above)

Went straight into CWM

Wiped Data

Formatted SD

Flashed Siyah via CWM

Rebooted

Saw I was stuck at Rethink Possible

Cussed

I seem to get stuck at the boot screen on ANY Gingerbread rom I flash. I can flash ICS roms and they boot successfully. However, my device has the 0x19 FW bug and I would like to not make it a paperweight.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
Is this the "Oh crap its stuck in a bootloop I'll sell it cheap on eBay" SGII that you bought on ebay for cheap, or a different phone?

Do you know the history of this phone? Knowing it can help with troubleshooting.

Did you ever see the "Deleting cryption meta data" error message?

As far as having vulnerability to the eMMC firmware bug, you are safe as long as you don't use the buggy kernel, which is pretty much out of the picture by now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red_81:
LOL, you read my other post. It is one and the same. The standard story from the seller. "I gave it to my Brother in Law and now it is like this." He stated it did boot properly before. Liquid indicator checks out (haven't pulled the back off to check the full indicator).

I don't get the "Deleting cryption meta data" but I do get the "multi-csc error". Wiping data doesn't seem to take care of that one.

It's really odd because I can flash ICS roms with no problems, but the GB ones stick at the bootscreen every time. Even CM7 stuck there.

I may have to try to rule out hardware damage at this point
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
OK, so you don't really know exactly what was done to the phone. I wouldn't rule out hardware damage, but I seriously doubt it, at least let's assume that there is some explanation in firmware. Really, the only things that could be wrong:

bootloaders

param.lfs

partitioning

Which stock package did you flash, the one from the return to stock guide (that doesn't have bootloaders, etc.) or the one from the Download Repository that does have bootloaders?

And where exactly is the phone right now firmware wise?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red_81:
The one from the repository with bootloaders. I tried the one without bootloaders first, but it did not fix it.

Currently I flashed over to ShoStock2. However, I'm getting alot of problems on that too (Com.android.phone not responding).

I can try to flash back to stock at any moment because I have no data on the phone.

I did try using the latest version of Heimdall, but it kept crashing at 42% (from what I read that is a known bug)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
So the one thing you have not tried is flashing PIT? I wouldn't try that next if it was my phone, however, since it is the area I know the least about. There is not a whole lot of information available about using PIT with the I777 (as in nothing I could find).

The behavior of flashing to ICS and running OK but bootlooping on Gingerbread is new to me.

If you have a jig, does the jig boot the phone to download mode?

The phone should be recoverable. If it was mine, I would start by flashing the full stock package with bootloaders and param.lfs again. Then wipe data/factory reset from 3e recovery. Then flash the Gingerbread Siyah kernel. And then wipe data/factory reset from CWM Recovery.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red_81:
Actually, I thought I typed that before.

I did flash the PIT file at one point out of desperation.

I have a jig that works beautifully (wipes the counter too) and has been a big help through this whole thing. That tells me I should at least have the correct bootloaders.

Do I need to let it attempt to boot between each flash or just go directly one to the other?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
After a little Google, I think your phone has a problem with efs, corrupted or some such. Read this.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red_81:
I actually found and tried that a few days ago. Never got that error message before. But I flashed the repair anyway. No change.

I did manage to just let the phone run for a while and all the process error messages went away, but the dialer refuses to start. I also noticed I don't think I'm getting any sound out of the earpiece.

I think I'm going to have to take the back off to check for water damage and to make sure they didn't bleach the dot.

I'll attempt to do some more flashing later tonight if the wife lets me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
Under normal circumstances, if you get the multi csc error after flashing back to stock, a wipe data/factory reset will clear it, and it will boot successfully.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red_81:
Lol. Under normal circumstances indeed. I appreciate all the help so far. I wonder if there is something borked with the chip.