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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] apoorvkhatreja:
Build: IMM76I

Baseband: I9250XXLA2

If I don't enable data, the phone works fine. I can receive and make calls just fine.

Once I turn on data connectivity, data works fine for a while. Like 40-45 seconds. After that, the connection sort of gets stuck. I cannot make any calls, and if I call my number, I get a 'not reachable' message. The indicator in the notification bar will show full bars for a while, then if I got Settings >> Wireless & Networks >> More >> Network operators to do a manual search for network, the status bars drop to zero, become an 'x', and then go to full again. The behavior then repeats.

Bootloader is unlocked.

Any kind of help will be appreciated.

If it helps, I have the NTT Docomo version of the Galaxy Nexus (SC-04D) that is sold in Japan, but I live (and use the phone) in India.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Are the APN's set up properly for your carrier?

I'm assuming you've tried the usual toggling of airplane mode and rebooting, etc.?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] apoorvkhatreja:
APN is setup correctly, which is why the data connection works fine for a minute or so.

Toggling Airplane mode often does nothing at all, since the cellular connectivity system seems to be stuck, even when it does, it takes a loooong time for Airplane mode to get enabled in the first place, and disabling it takes even longer.

Rebooting the phone fixes the issue, but it returns very quickly (within a minute or so after rebooting).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] apoorvkhatreja:
Also, another similar thread over here mentioned that their problem got solved by flashing the FuguMod kernel - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1438417

I flashed the kernel successfully, but the problem still persists.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] overhc:
Mine is doing the same thing. I'm out of ideas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thiagodark:
i'm starting to think this problem is extremely common.

My thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626593

another: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1643015

another: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1618163

and another one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26340507

i believe those thread is about same problem (or variants)...

it will be really useful if everybody was under same thread! =o)
[Galaxy S III General] nitrogen618:
http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/07/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-canadian-carriers/

Update: Sure enough, Mobilicity is also onboard, which along with Wind Mobile makes it pretty clear that T-Mobile-friendly AWS frequencies are baked in.​
[Galaxy S III General] laztpn0i:
We pretty much knew it is coming to the states. The question is when. Hopefully not much will be changed.
[Galaxy S III General] nitrogen618:
Well now, you can get one with AWS Bands without waiting till like.... October/November on Tmo..
[Galaxy S III General] Eaglemaniac:
Yup. The real question is the US gonna get the nerfed version. I want no part of that.
[Galaxy S III General] CoNsPiRiSiZe:
So is it going to be like the Galaxy Nexus where you could buy the Canadian version which was the same phone.. Will the Canadian phone be same but with the 1700 band or will there b differences?

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To each their own.
[Galaxy S III General] Lootes:
I have not read anywhere that the international version, i9300, is a pentaband HSDPA phone. Also, GSMArena has it listed as a quad band so it will not work on T-Mobiles 4G network. It looks like if/when it does come to T-Mo, it will need to be a customized version.
[Galaxy S III General] nitrogen618:
Prob a customized Canadian version...

The good news is that Tmo users do not need to wait another 6 months till the SGS III comes out in Tmo
[Galaxy S III General] ArcticWolf91:
Any idea on whether this will have the same processor as the international version?
[Galaxy S III General] htc fan89:
I'm betting it will have a s4 processor. I hope I'm wrong....
[Galaxy S III General] tkeyes:
Mobilicity doesn't have LTE. we just have wait and see, what they do to the phone.
[Galaxy S III General] RogerPodacter:
This just means a custom aws version will also be released. Doesn't look like the international version has T-Mobile hspa. So it will probably not come with the exynos CPU etc.
[Galaxy S III General] AllGamer:
what's wrong with the S4 Qualcomn?

it;s as beefy as any of the new SOC, even faster than the nVidia Tegra
[Galaxy S III General] naddie:
I personally would like the GSM NA variants to be as close to the international version as possible. Mostly because of the ease of porting custom ROMs. And I really do like my GT-I9100's physical home button. :D Hope that makes it over, but I doubt it (the NA models never had it, so getting one on the GS3 will break the design/UI continuity).
[Galaxy S III General] tkeyes:
so how does one go about getting Mobilicity or wind mobile's gs3? bestbuy.ca doesnt ship outside of Canada. some carrier's website dont let you buy phone @ full price.
[Galaxy S III General] AllGamer:
that's why you need contacts and/or friends in different countries to help you for these kind of stuff

also mentioned in this other topic http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26224887
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] steve_77:
I tried upgrading from su 2.6.3.1 to superuser 3.0.7 over the weekend and after flashing 3.0.7 , none of my apps that required root work - is there a way around this [im using the latest update (1.63...)] Id like to update but seems stuck with older version for now - at least it works.

I did see a Superuser elite in the market... does the new version require you to pay for the license to get root (not that its about money but im just curious)?

Also yes there us an "update fixer" which requires root privileges which the new 3.0.7 version doesnt provide so i cant use that.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Emmanuel U:
try flashing su in recovery http://androidsu.com/superuser/
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] steve_77:
yeah thats exactly what i did... :(

I rooted my phone long ago and just got the new update so had to reroot it after installation... which seemed to work fine (with the older su-2.6.3.1) but sadly now that i got this nonworking superuser 3.0.7 (elf).zip in my phone none of my apps that need root access work :(

At this point im trying to figure how to go back to the older version (unless i can get this one working). Was just hoping i dont have to start all over as i cant even seem to reflash the older version - as it now gives me errors. Might just have to wipe the phone and start all over with the update.

But yeah so I updated the latest htc update and had to reroot my phone, I was able to flash the su-2.6.3.1 via CMR and this worked fine. It seems as i should have stopped there as i saw that the 2.6.3.1 is an older version, so i tried flashing the latest 3.0.7 (elf) superuser -(which appeared to install just fine) but now I dont seem to have root anymore (although i see the superuser app - none of my apps that require superuser work). Ideas? Using adb .. I do see proper permissions on su at /system/bin but - for some reason SU is not working. :(
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] KingCheetah:
Did you make regular Nandroid backups?

You should have made a Nandroid backup through CWM after installation of Superuser 2.6.3.1. I take it this isn't the case, because that backup would mean you could perform a factory restore, reflash CWM, and restore the backup. Any time you are making changes to your phone, backup before and along the way, just in case something like this happens. Titanium has its uses, but if your phone environment gets borked and you can't use it, it kind of defeats the purpose. Nandroid backups are more reliable in my book, and aren't app-dependent.

Sounds like you will have to start from scratch, although I'm unsure as to why Superuser 3.0.7 didn't work as expected. Possibly there was a conflict in moving from 2.6.3.1 to the newer version. I don't know of any specific problems 3.0.7 has with the MT4GS, and I'm running it on my phone with the latest binary without any problems. I do get an error message for one app, Quick Boot, when I use it to boot into recovery, but that doesn't stop the app from functioning as expected. I think that difficulty is related to the app itself and not Superuser.

Hopefully someone with a little more Superuser experience will chime in here. I'm afraid I don't have any ideas beyond the above.

Good luck --

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KingCheetah
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] manimmal:
I had a similar problem before with SU after switching ROMs. Don't know if it might help but with Titanium Backup it showed that I had no busybox so I dl'ed busybox then SU wouldn't allow the apps to gain root access. Couldn't figure out what the problem was at all. Then I went to the SU app then saw that under the apps that were allowed or disallowed root access, the SU app itself was there. Once I deleted it from the list all the other apps that needed access worked fine. Hope that helps...
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] steve_77:
Yeah i know - as fate would have it this is the one time i did not make a backup yet as i was hoping to gut out all the crap apps before doing a backup. Guess ill need to get more religious with the backups.

manimmal

Yeah i had Titanium Backup running with busy box before i had the "bright" idea to upgrade to 3.0.7 - but i guess i could try that but likely i might have to start-over from scratch (and forget about the 3.0.7 version) - unless anyone has any other ideas. :(

The only thing I can think of is perhaps the first su was flashed using one version of CMR and the second another version of CMR (updated after i installed rom manager perhaps)?

Even more interesting is the "su-2.3.6.1-ef-signed" with su having a datestamp of 8/17/2010; while the "Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed2" su version has a datestamp of 2/29/2008 - which seems a bit weird....
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Fuzi0719:
I'm running Superuser v3.0.7 with no problem, I flashed it in recovery. It has the su binary 3.0.3.2.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] steve_77:
do you still have the exact same zip file you used to install 3.0.7 ? (perhaps you have a slightly different one then whats available on the website)

I have no doubt that it works on some peoples devices, but i just dont know why it doesn't work on my device. I am pretty much running stock rom with the latest htc update, CMR 5.0.2.7 , rom manager 5.0.0.6 , superuser 2.3.6.1, su binary 2.3.1-ef - this works ( i have root) but if i boot into recovery and install the latest su for froyo 3.0.7 I loose root. (made nandroid backup this time)

I was thinking of trying to use chainsdd "su update fixer" in the market - but dont know how to use this app.. if it helps in debug i am also having a hard time installing busybox. i use "partitions info lite" to check status of my partitions, root access, and that i have busybox installed... i tried installing it via "busybox" [Stephen (Stericson)], which didnt seem to be recognized so uninstalled and tried "busybox installer" [JRummy16] - they are probably separate issues but who knows...
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
You answered your own question.

Froyo was the version of Android that predates Gingerbread.

The only official release of software for this device is on Gingerbread.

We are moving forward into Ice Cream Sandwich, but not officially.

You are basically trying to install a Windows 7 Program on Windows 95, to craft an analogy.

Stick with the gingerbread release of superuser.

The reason why the version is higher is because for the Froyo version of Android it went through more iterations.

Shame I didn't see this thread sooner, someone else had this same issue a while ago and I gave the same answer, should be around here somewhere. Would have saved you some trouble.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] KingCheetah:
Some confusion here, I think...

Here's what is at ChainsDD's official site, http://androidsu.com/superuser/

Eclair/Froyo/Gingerbread/Honeycomb/IceCreamSandwich (2.1 – 4.0.3)

md5: fc462fa0630379edbe10006b1d19d9b1

Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed.zip | mirror | RM Web Connect

binary only

md5: 26d08a253f1883c13561d173094d70b9

su-bin-3.0.3.2-efghi-signed.zip | mirror | RM Web Connect​

The lines after the md5 codes are links for the zip files. Superuser 3.0.7, according to the dev, is applicable to all flavors of Android as listed. This is also the exact file that I flashed and am using on my phone. There is a separate file for Donut 1.6, and it also is designated 3.0.7, but with a slightly different filename: Superuser-3.0.7-d-signed.zip.

I still think updating from 2.3.6.1 is part of the problem. If you go straight to 3.0.7 after your reformatting, it should work properly.

Also, Manimal's suggestion to check that Superuser isn't disallowed within the app itself is a great idea. It's weird, but an easy fix if this is the case.

I believe the update fixer Chains has available is to correct problems with the Superuser app updating new binaries. I don't think this would be of benefit to your situation.

Chains would be the best source for help, I think; an e-mail couldn't hurt --

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KingCheetah
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] steve_77:
2.3.4 is froyo right?

Either way the one i installed (i.e. Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed.zip) was from the official site (http://androidsu.com/superuser)

which according to the notes shouldn't matter which version as long as its not 1.6 which it certainly isnt as its 2.3.4

will try it again... but thanks for the reply :)
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
So why not install the working version, and then just update the binary from within the app?

That would be one way.

Sent from a digital distance.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Fuzi0719:
Android 2.3.X is Gingerbread. Froyo is 2.2.X. Anyway, the SU you have SHOULD work, it is the same as I used. Have you tried flashing it via fastboot? I simply flashed the 3.0.7 version via recovery when I installed my ROM (stock 1.63.531.2).
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aplysia:
Hi all,

I looked and tried for a while now, but I'm not able to change my boot animation on the COS ICS by roalex. A bootanimation.zip stored in system/media and/or in data/local doesn't work for me. I'm shure it changed in general in ICS. Can anybody help me please to find a way to change my boot animation?

Some ICS threads recommend to store in system/customize/resource, but I don't have a customize file.

For all changes I use root explorer.

Thanks and have a nice day!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
What do you mean with "does not work"? Is any bootanimation shown or do you just get a black screen? Did you make your named it correctly and really replaced the old bootanimation?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aplysia:
Thanks for your answer

The bootscreen in general works. In settings I can enable and disable boot animation. When I enable boot, then the old school android boot animation is showed. I think this is maybe a fallback mode, when there is no bootanimation.zip. But I don't know.

When I look into /system/media and /data/local after a fresh installation, then there is no bootanimation.zip. Maybe the builder of this ROM has diasabled custom boot images to speed up the device (it is indeed very fast).

And because he has disabled boot animation per default, I'm not able to set up my own.

It's not the first time I created my own animation, so I'm shure it works at least in gingerbread.

My new question should be now, how to enable bootanimation in this special case, when it is disabled by default?

I suggest, that this is no big deal, when this doesn't work on this rom. I can live without a nice boot animation. It's more for my general comprehension, how android is working.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
I guess you mean folder, not file, don't you?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aplysia:
Yes, indeed. Sorry.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
Tried to create folderpath (/customize/resource) yourself and then move the bootnanimation.zip there?

BEFORE TRYING, MAKE A NANDROID-BACKUP!!!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aplysia:
Ok it didn't work for me. I'm a backup profi now, but nothing seems to work.

It's ok for me, I'll close this thread now.

Gracias!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neosushi68:
It works flawless on my HTC Desire with this ROM.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neXus PRIME:
I know the issue......install disk usage and tell me size of your system partition free space, then tell the size of bootanimation.....it always happens when space not enough.....Android tries to write your file, and if no space, it just shows.that file is written.....please check free space and tell.....

Regards
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] rfree2340:
So Soundhound came preinstalled on my AT&T One X (it is in my Settings/Applications), but it isn't in my app drawer or anywhere where I can access it easily, no widgets or anything. I've tried uninstalling updates, disabling it, and re-enabling it and nothing is working. I'm not sure if there's much I can do without rooting (f*** you AT&T) but does anyone else have this issue?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] UMGixxer:
its hidden in the "music" app along with tunein
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Loneeagle14:
Same problem here. Went to remove as much att crap as I could and saw it listed in my installed apps much to my surprise.. And yet I couldn't find it anywhere. I ended up installing the paid version through the amazon app store with no problems. Just strange...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] rfree2340:
That's really annoying...

Oh and does anybody know what AT&T Ready2Go is/if it can be disabled?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] garrettjjjj:
This right here. I'll roll with the free version even if it's through another icon.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Squeak22:
Ready2Go is the setup app for AT&T. It allows you to migrate contacts if you are moving from a non-android phone and copy a config from the AT&T website. It doesn't do anything after that.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] UMGixxer:
Cannot be disabled. It basically stores info that lets you set your phone up with one click, say if you did a factory reset, you can use ready 2 go to put your phone back like it was before

here: http://mobilitydigest.com/att-ready2go-on-the-sgs2-skyrocket/
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] dudeluv:
I noticed setup dissapeared, does anyone know how to bring that back up?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Johnny-D99:
Hi!

i'm 13 years old and I just bought my Samsung Galaxy Nexus after saving for it for since Christmas and birthday money! :D:D:D

i tried to post this in his thread but i got rejected from making it in the Development section cos i dont have 10 posts.

I would really really like to install molesarecoming's [ROM] PARANOIDANDROID [TABLET/HYBRID] ROM because I think it looks well cool!

I think i can do it via the Nexus toolkit but i dont understand what molesarecoming means by needing to;

Install Rom (MAGURO/GSM): MF

Install Gapps: MF

Install Fix (MAGURO/GSM): MF

Wipe cache

Wipe dalvik cache

Fix permissions - this one can take a long time, dont get scared!

The cache i can wipe via the toolkit right?

also, when i read through his thread [some of it - over 100 pages!!] i saw people mention kernals and basebands and aokp. i dont understand what they are but i understand that i can do them through the toolkit. i've read through the rooting guides and stuff but i dont have any programming understanding.

am i way too much young for this or can it be done? i admit i am not too good with this. but i really think his [rom] looks well good!!

my mates older brother got the HTC One X and he keeps telling me i got the crap phone but i think the Nexus is nicer to hold and i can always put a new battery in when it runds low!! and i dont like HTC's overlay (called sense?).

please guys, can you help?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
Ok so Please get this http://dottech.org/tipsntricks/2153...ows-computer-for-use-with-your-android-phone/

As your first task
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Johnny-D99:
Thanks!! i will have to do it tomorrow after school because my mum says its late.

Thank you very much for helping me!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
No problem kid
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
All of this can be done in a custom recovery such as ClockWork Mod. You can use the toolkit to unlock your bootloader, root the phone & (I think) install CWM recovery as well. If CWM recovery is not installed via toolkit - once you have root find an app in the Play Store called "Rom Manager" and install ClockWork Mod Recovery that way. Once you are in recovery: the fist thing you should do is make a backup, also called a Nandroid. You will need this Nandroid backup encase anything goes wrong in the future you can revert back to a stable state. After the backup has completed: the ROM, Gapps & fix all have their own .zip file which you can "flash", you will see options to "Install .zip from..". Flash each .zip. then you will see the options in recovery to "wipe cache", "wipe dalvik cache", and "fix permissions". I think the "fix permissions" option may be in the "advanced" menu. Make sure you have a full battery before attempting any of this, and do ALLOT of reading before attempting. Get as familiar as you can with the different terms and processes before you do your flashing. Again, reading and reading is the best advice I can offer.. There are many users here who are much more knowledgeable than I am, and all the info you need is already here somewhere in these forums, I'm just trying to get you started in the right direction. Good luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] p00kienrayray:
Lol, well I guess Root N' Flash really is growing among the masses.:D

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No, not too young. Just be careful and make sure you do read and understand everything before you become overconfident or impatient and flash carelessly.

Don't listen to your mate's older brother, he's a turd :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HeCareth:
13 year olds installing ROMS...this is why Android will surpass iPhone. The whole argument of you need to be a rocket scientist to use Android will die very soon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
So many little kids buying and jailbreaking iPhones though...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tacosrdelicioso:
Ha...rocket science I think no
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] p00kienrayray:
jailbreaking is child's play. You have to be a preteen to root n flash android :p

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I'm not impressed until we get 8 y.o. devs up in here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyattyoss:
I remember when I rooted my first android phone. I was thirteen when I rooted the Motorola Devour. It was an awful phone. Not a single ROM or Mod available, but at least I could debloat it. If you don't want paranoid android, I'd recommend regular CM9.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] resynx:
Congratulations on getting your Galaxy Nexus! Don't worry, it's an amazing phone (even compared to the likes of the HTC One X) and many people will only purchase from the Nexus line, myself included. Having the pure Google experience and getting updates straight from Google are well worth it. Before you start on the rooting / unlocking process, listen to everyone else here; do as much research as you can. It can seem intimidating at first but in the long run you will have a deeper understanding and it that be very beneficial. It can also be the difference between a phone running a custom ROM w/ an unlocked bootloader or ending up with a brick ;)

msedek and WiredPirate gave you info. that is need-to-know. Learn what you can about ADB, fastboot and recovery. Those three things are what you will be using all the time to flash ROMs, radios, etc. Before flashing each ROM make sure you select the option in recovery to wipe data / factory reset. Or you can download a Super Wipe file made by a developer named Mike and flash that. This basically gives you a clean slate so then you can flash your new ROM.

If you have any questions at all please do not hesitate to ask and any one of the members here at xda will be glad to help, enjoy :)