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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TexasBlack:
Well y'all keep thinking ....or just take the leap like everyone else did....do your home work...like"how to root galaxy note". Hint....plenty of threads and videos out there

...good luck and Godspeed

Sent from my fingas to your face...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Coolkriss:
There are quite a few threads for letting you know the detailed process of installing ICS on Note.

You will have to root your phone first. There is also a nice list of methods to do this.

Go to the Developer section and check the 1st post of ICS Stunner thread.

Read it carefully and also watch the youtube vidoe. All the steps are listed for a newbie..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] REVERSiN:
starting like so......

!) are you rooted ? if not check here

2) are you familiar with how to get to Recovery mode and download mode ? else read carefully

* Volume Up + Home Button + Power Button Until N7000 Boot appears Leave Power Button but keep the other two Buttons Pressed you'll get to Recovery Mode with some options.

* Volume Down + Home Button + Power Button Until n7000 Boot appears leave Power Button keep the other two Buttons Pressed you'll get to Download Mode

- PS : Basicly Up Means Recovery And Down obviously means Download thats how you get to the modes. now recovery can clean applications cache and lets you factory set your device (as if you just bought it and started for first time) other than that you need to know what a kernel is (Android Base and it's a Linux kernel) you can flash any you like as long as it matches your phone's Type example (N7000 kernels match GNote) but I9100 doesn't neither do others so watch for this and mainly search in the right forum so you wont get too far, flashing isn't risky that much but keep your files saved.... especially EFS folder for IMEI (there are many ways in each ROM thread you'll probably have the method and explaine of it NOW WATCH OUT TO FLASH CUTOM ROMS YOU NEED ROOT AND FOR Samsung (ROOT == Void Warrenty) so take the risk at your shoulders we are not responssible for any mistake read and follow read 10 times and act once so you wont fail :)

Download means using Odin and flashing from PC, Increases counter in Download Mode so Samsung will know that you flashed something and it wont intrest them what cause you have no warrenty left, if you flash stock ROMS (not modified) the counter wont increase, most cases you do that if you have a region problem or a curiosity or even a soft brick (means your phone has no Recovery Mode and no Vibration or even a screen text just Download Mode works (u'll use odin to wake it up by flashing a stock ROM) a hard brick means no one can help you if its caused by flashing only a guy or company which repaires and uses JTAG or replaces part (MotherBoard).....

for now thats all....

now installation is simple ROOT and flash that ICS Look theme thats it after you ROOT you'll CMW mostly with SU (SuperUser) permissions so no need for odin flash via Recovery options... and you're set!

GOOD LUCK

* any kernel will do you for a GingerBread ROM (Stock == Factory) but watch for ICS Repacks not just any works. may get Bootloops if wrong
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t1mman:
Voltage on a tablet power supply is more (2Amp from what I remember)

Can you recharge an SGS with it, can it cause damage?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zFlashx:
I think you can charge it because its the micro-usb and the voltage can be high but still i dnt think it will cause a damage but on the safe side you should use the one for the phone

!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vades:
U can charge it. Compare the voltages on tablet adapter and the original one, if the differense is near 20-30% it OKAY.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] draven760:
Hello, I seem to be having a common problem, but so far no solutions have worked:

When initially downloading or updating a large app (Iron Man digital comic, Temple Run, Where's my Water, etc.) in the Google Play Store, I get the error "Insufficient Space on the Device". However, when I check my free space, I have more than enough space on the system rom, internal space, and internal and external SD cards. Regarding the common solutions, I have tried wiping the cache and data on my play store and download manager apps, wiping cache and dalvik cache, and even using both wifi and cell connections. Oddly enough, I was able to download the Iron Man digital comic over the amazon app store (which doesn't help me with the apps requiring updates through Google Play).

For reference, I am using Calk's EL29 v2.9.2 rom with the EL29 radio and standard kernel.

Thank you for your help in advance.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Success100:
unmount sd card, install apps, remount sd
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] titans10:
I'm still trying to find a fix for this... been having this insufficient space issue for weeks now.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] timmetal6669:
.Do like dices said and un mount sd card then download. If that doesn't work, back up your data and format your sd. Then return data and download.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] taylortr:
If you've installed the programs before try sd maid from the store. Check for 'corpses' and remove.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] titans10:
Finally

None of the above solutions worked for me. I had to go and free up a gig of internal space... yes, internal space not sd card space.. so I could install and update large apps. When I was getting the insufficient space error I had..

800+ megs internal space

3.51 gigs on internal sd card

1.75 gigs on external sd

I tried remounting installing app and remounting, clearing play store cache, uninstalling market updates, and wiping davlik cache with no results.

So basically free up a buttload of internal space to get rid of the "insufficient space" error code from Google Play.

Hope this helps somebody from pulling their hair out like I did... wait, I dont have any hair :rolleyes:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] draven760:
Thank you for all of your help to posted. I was able to download and update the apps previously mentioned only by unmounting, removing, and rebooting my phone. However, now I'm still having the same problem. I have even tried the SD maid app, freeing up internal memory space to nearly 2GB, and even redownloading and re-applying the rom, with no success. In addition, I now randomly get a "package file is invalid" message.

Since the only resolution that worked involved removing the SD card, I'm assuming the SD card is the culprit. However, I can't do that every time I need to update an app. I'm also assuming that backing up, reformatting, and reloading everything onto the card would leave me with the same issues. Does anyone know what the actual root cause is and how to permanently fix it?

Thank you in advance.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] d12unk13astard:
@ op next time just uninstall titanium backup if you have it installed, then reinstall it and should fix your problem.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sinxjae:
i had this issue a few weeks ago. In my situation, juice defender was somehow conflicting with my rom and giving me that error. I uninstalled juice defender and everything was fine
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] nomade1999:
Hi ,

This morning I had the same issue with my phone.

I tryed all sort of things and nothing worked.

What did work at the end was to boot in recovery menu and clear the cache and the dalvik cache as well.

Boot back on (slow to start as it has to rebuild the caches) then all worked again, can now install apps.

:)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dark_prince:
Most easy fix, if you are rooted and you have a root explorer installed. Just delete the .odex file of that package in your /Data/App folder

or if you are rooted but dont have root explorer,

Open Terminal

su
cd /data
cd /app
ls
rm (package exact name).odex

It happens that u have previously installed package, u unisntall it but its previous odex stays there. If you do a fresh install again, and odex is corrupted one, you end up in insufficient storage.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jibjelly:
This happens on almost all android phones why don't Google just let you choose the option of downloading to your SD card though?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dark_prince:
The way I understand it is, only custom roms are privileged to be odexed, and thats why we land into problems.
[HTC One X] combat goofwing:
The cable that comes with the phone is very short, my wife's kindle uses what looks like the same USB cable but it is twice as long is it ok to use?
[HTC One X] Tinderbox (UK):
Yeah, no problems , I never use the original cables or chargers on any of my phones and i have had no problems.

As long as the cable is of good quality.

John.
[HTC One X] Havoc2k:
same here, i am using an old nokia data cable...

works pretty well ;)
[HTC One X] Tiersten:
It is just a regular Micro USB cable so any good quality Micro USB cable will charge the One X. The One X isn't like the Nook Color with its special USB cable + plug.
[HTC One X] GioDoe:
What seems to make a difference is the charger at the other hand of the cable. I have a number of them, some of which work well and some other render the touch screen unusable whilst charging (they do charge the battery though).
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] colin4k:
1.When I first plugged my 64G flash drive(before this, I have plugged it into an adapter), I can see it in Drive Mount, while I choose 'mount all', it says ' mount successfully', but I cant find the flash drive in 'Mounted Device ' area, but after I unplugged the flash driver and plugged again, I even cant see it in Drive Mount. 2.Then I tested my another 8G flash driver, it can be recognized in Drive Mount.

3.Then I plugged the 64G flash driver into my PC, it worked well.

What's wrong with my 64G flash driver? Why could it be recognized at the first time and now cant be recognized any more?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] skeeterpro:
What file system is the flash drive? I've had issues with drives formatted in anything other than FAT32 with android.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] colin4k:
I have tried NTFS and Fat32, all failed.

But I have tried another 8G flash drive with NTFS, it worked well.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] TonyBigs:
Try booting the device with the microsdxc already inserted, prior to boot.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Ciddy:
Try using exFAT. Works fine on Galaxy S2...
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] colin4k:
Thanks， I have tried booting with the flash driver, but still cant be recognized.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] jonno95:
I have a 64 gig micro sdxc card that i couldn't see until i formatted it on my android phone. I tried all different methods in windows, and none of them worked. I'm not sure you can format a flash drive the same way, but it's worth a try.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] 九千.:
What is the brand, model and class of this microsd card?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] TonyBigs:
I use a Sandisk microsdxc class 6 formatted FAT32. No issues whatsoever.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] on2:
Where are people finding Sandisk Class 6 64GB microsd? I can only find Kingmax, TOP RAM, and same no generic no names.

I wish I found this thread before getting a Sandisk Ultra 64GB Class 10 microsd card. Hopefully Amazon will take it back.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] flathunt:
They took back 2 of mine, and this is the one you're after:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006L7510U/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anfozy:
Hey guys just picked up this desktop dock for the galaxy nexus with hdmi out (sold in the states as the Galaxy Nexus™ i515 Multimedia Dock) from the guys at mobileciti for $55 from the store and also available from expansys for $48, also not to be confused with the nexus multimedia dock with the pogo pins

First thoughts on the dock is its nice sturdy weight and construction once you place your phone in the dock coupled with the full rubber base,its firmly safe and you can rest assured it wont tip over or slide around on your desk.

Whilst it is a firm fit it is not difficult to remove and place the phone, something to note there is a gap between the dock and back cover when the phone is docked whether its there for a reason or not im not too sure. (ok so after playing with the dock in the past few hours ive come to the conclusion that the 1 - 2mm gap is for the loudspeaker aswel there is a square indent at the bottom of the dock where the loud speaker is situated on the nexus)

It features the usual micro usb port for power at the back (note: the micro usb port is for power only, you wont be able to use it to sync with your computer, although on some sites it advertises as charge and sync reviews on expansys confirm it only charges. no sync!)

On the side sports a hdmi connection, for anyone who has used a mhl cable this dock works differently to how the mhl and nexus operates, with the mhl cable any activity on the phone was displayed on the connected tv, with the hdmi dock it is only for playing videos and streaming eg youtube when your phone isnt playing any videos a android wallpaper is displayed on the connected tv whilst you still have full function of your phone it wont be displayed on the tv

my only gripe so far is the lack of a 3.5mm jack and the 3.5 on the phone is obviously not accessible when docked, making it absolutely impossible to get audio out, as appose to the gs2 dock that comes with a 3.5mm and also having the phones 3.5 jack still accessible whilst docked

The video playback is great there is no lag and transition is smooth

Side by side with the gs2 samsung dock they make a great addition to any desk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonnyg1097:
I think it is pretty stupid that you cant sync up with your computer with the micro usb port.

Good review though!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mooem7:
Didn't see it mentioned but does it have a 3.5mm headphone jack on the other side? Doesn't seem like it does, which would be unfortunate. :(

Thanks for the review!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spovat:
I know you mentioned it's for video, just wasn't clear if that was the only option.. are you saying it's not possible to display phone activity to your tv with this dock?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CptJimmy:
I'm also wondering if it has the 3.5mm jack. The Amazon page says it does, but I want to verify.

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-EDD-H...P83Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1334714616&sr=8-1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jackasaur:
I still wondering what the point of those 3 gold pins are if Samsung isn't really using them, but I guess you can't get HDMI out of them, only through MicroUSB. Still I wish there were more accessories that used those 3 gold contacts.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mooem7:
I'm wondering if there's a difference between the dock the OP reviewed (I believe it's GSM?) and the dock for the LTE/Verizon model. Samsung's site also specifies that the portrait dock for Verizon does have an audio out port but some youtube videos of dock for the GSM Nexus show no audio out.

Anyways, I ordered one from Amazon (I have the LTE/Verizon Nexus) and should be expecting it by next Wednesday.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anfozy:
That was my first thought when i bought the dock for my gs2 waste of a micro usb port

Unfortunately it doesnt have a 3.5 audio jack

It has a hdmi port on one side and is blank on the other

thats correct playing video and streaming are the only options

I believe the gsm and lte dock are both one and the same just with different model numbers to market the different regions asia and the states

As far as i know i havent seen any portrait docks with a 3.5 output tried to find some on youtube with no luck

Hopefully we will have concrete info when you receive your dock
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Schiehallion:
And your review really helped with info so thanks for it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RestlessDroid:
I have a quick question...I have this dock and plugged it in to my TV to watch something on netflix. When the video came up though it was turned sideways as if I was looking at the phone portrait but screen was in landscape. It wasn't watchable. Do basically I have an expensive charging dock right now. Anybody else have this and/or know a fix?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JUSMEJOSE:
I love it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anfozy:
im really not sure how that happened the dock usually does a pretty decent job at displaying portrait to landscape on the tv

does it happen with youtube and videos or just netflix?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RestlessDroid:
Honestly, I got annoyed and only tried Netflix. I'll try others and report back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dp92180:
Even the box says it is compatible with 3.5mm devices...I wonder if these are early production models or something.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mooem7:
Just got my dock. It definitely doesn't have any audio out. :(

Oh well, it's still pretty nice and works good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Amowagou:
You can buy this one

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/New-USB-Sync...Accessories&hash=item256d42a046#ht_3837wt_841

+ this one

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Black-Samsun...Accessories&hash=item231a4ea4bd#ht_4903wt_702

For a total of less than $16 and get the same functions
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kryptonian_Knight:
so does that mean i cant use it to play my emulators???? can anyone confirm this?????
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NorCalDroid:
I own this dock and an LTE Gnex. I am still running 4.0.2 and it mirrors everything to my TV via HDMI. I can browse the internet. Play games and use my all my apps. I will post pictures soon but here is a video I uploaded to YouTube via my Xoom of my phone playing a YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzXEQ7qqTos&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kryptonian_Knight:
Thanks

Can any one confirm on 4.0.4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rocthulhu:
Hardware vs Software decodification

Hi everybody,

I bought an original Samsung HDMI dock aprox. one month ago and it mirrored everything from my Galaxy Nexus, using 4.0.2, but when I recently updated it to Android 4.0.04 the HDMI just output video, like youtube, but main important issue, it doesn't output all videos.

When using MX Reproductor it doesn’t output any videos to my TV trough the HDMI cable, but if i change to VPlayer I can watch the video on my TV but only if I choose Hardware de-codification, becouse if I switch to Software de-codification I again can't watch the video on my TV.

Is there are anyone how can give a clue here?

Regards, Roberto
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nezroy:
Same issue(s) here. On 4.0.2 everything was mirrored and netflix output worked fine. After updating to 4.0.4 only a few things get output (youtube, netflix) but otherwise mirroring is turned off. You just see a picture of the android robot guy on-screen instead.

Further, while youtube output is correct, netflix output is broken. For netflix the HDMI output is rotated to landscape but not re-oriented to landscape (imagine looking at a video on your phone while the screen is in landscape mode, but you are holding it in portrait mode).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rocthulhu:
I have also tested the new BS Player Lite that does allow for hardware acceleration and it works in the same way. I mean, with hardware acceleration I can watch the movies on my TV by the HDMI multimedia dock but when I switch to software acceleration I only watch the Android template.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Guto ViP:
It is work with display off?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyhook:
I'm very confused. Samsung's site says it has 3.5 mm audio out, the box says it, and an email back from support says they do. What gives?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rocthulhu:
The display keeps on, but you can reduce the bright down to minimum. Also note that with hardware acceleration the draining of battery is quite low, therefore I have realized that when watching the movie the battery level goes up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] E15i:
Can anybody here with latest 4.0.4 update, if the dock still limited to video only?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pacer05:
Yes, I have 4.0.4 and it only streams videos.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cheddaface:
Has anyone tried this with sprints gnex? will it work/fit?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] roebling:
Y

Five months later, same problem. Video that displays in landscape mode on the phone displays sideways on HDMI out. I.e., video out is rotated 90° on the attached TV. Samsung support is as useless as teats on a turtle. Other video that supports portrait display on the phone (YouTube) displays correctly on connected external displays. Seems like I once saw a utility to override phone's gravity sensor to force a particular video orientation. Has anyone seen such a utility?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mcwest:
The extra gap between back of mobile and the dock is to also fit the Galaxy Nexus when you have the extended battery installed I assume.

Thank you for a good review and really good detailed images of the dock, very useful compare to those product images all over Internet - Well done !
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BslBryan:
Roebling, I can't post outgoing links yet but search in the play store for "Orientation Control" and "Smart Rotator". These apps might be just what you're looking for.

Can anyone confirm if this works for Sprint's Samsung Nexus S 4g?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jymbob:
Can't say anything about the Nexus S, but for my Galaxy Nexus with the official HDMI dock the above two didn't seem to help. Then I discovered 'Rotation Control' which does work here, tested with Crackle TV and BBC iPlayer, both of which normally force you into landscape (breaking the dock output). Now both working a treat over HDMI. Worth £1.69 for iPlayer alone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NonStopSales:
Confirmed: Netflix works with Desktop Dock by using Screen Orientation Control App

Netflix works with Desktop Dock by using Screen Orientation Control App (FREE APP) by forcing phone to stay in portrait mode and play the correct way (not sideways) on the tv that your are connected to
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Boomboy1195:
OMG

Damn, that looks good!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fjuniper:
I just got one of these for about £8 on Amazon UK .

Having problems with orientation though. Using my video player of choice - MX Player with hardware decoding ON - I can get output to the TV screen, but when it is displayed in landscape on the GNex, it is 90 degrees rotated in a thin band top to bottom on the TV. I have tried the apps Ultimate Rotation Control and Screen Orientation Control but when forcing portrait mode, it squashes the whole picture into the GNex screen, then replicates this to the TV screen - the right way up, but squashed left to right.

Does anyone know the secret to make this work properly please?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lostindark:
Hi, i bought same dock station, i'm using stock rom 4.3, rooted with superSU and twrp recovery also using StickMount. When i connect HDMI connector my phone starts restart itself and can not boot normaly, i have to disconect HDMI cable and after that my phone boot normaly.Can you recomend something about it?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TokyoGuy:
Ok I'm wondering if someone could help me out here. I picked up a Korean SKT Galaxy Note today, however the LTE isn't compatible with docomo's network. I did some searching online and found that there is a code you can put into the dialer to access a STK hidden menu, which ultimately let's you alter the phone to accept WCDMA frequencies and such. The code is:

319712358

However the phone then requires a password. I found 774632 as the password but when I put in the sequence, nothing happens.

I bought this phone used for 65,000 yen (about $720) and it is apparently unlocked, as I can use my docomo number without a problem. I desperately want to keep the phone (the store said I could return it) but have no use for it without the data, and thus would be incredibly grateful if someone could help me out...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lancechg:
May be try to use 996412 instead of 774632
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michael.lairs5:
hi

if urs is shv-e160s , the code is 996412 hope it help
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkcircuit:
thank you very much lancechg, 996412 works on my e160s. my major problem is how to remove the restriction on camera and usb connection wich prevents me from rooting my gnote. can you give sn advice on to remove it. thanks in advance...

:D