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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] MAYUR.SINKAR:
sry adminstrator to post this thread in development

i neeed serious help.............so plzz

pllzzz see

all this happened only when i tried to flash cyannrevo...

it enters into lockscreen quick reboot....automatically

dont know what happen

due to cyno

it happened same with

chocobread

emanon

cm7 rc0....

steps i done to flash revo

1.official gb 2.3.6

2.cwm 5.8 touch

3.parttion sd frm cwm

4.of size 512mb

5.swap size 0mb

6.partition done

7.flash cyanrevo

8.enter into lockscreen for second

9.frequent reboot cant do anything

10.rebooting again and agaim

11.fed up of it so i tried other rom

then similar problem of rebooot for each rom

but gb 2.3.6 is working fine for me

i can go to downld mode as well as recovery...

i know all this after i flashed cyan revo

i respect squadzone....and his rom

what happened this time

dont comment me to do wipe and all

i tried all this

dont telll te reflash....i tried n no. of times

neeed help plzzz developer squadzone parasami and alll other help me...its serious matter help me.........
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] radnou974:
are you tested install via odin stock recovery
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] MAYUR.SINKAR:
ya......
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] lightstar3103:
Have you tried to do a wipe of your SD and reinstall rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] MAYUR.SINKAR:
as i said....dont say to wipe and reflash i did it n no. of times

sry to angry

but i am seerious need help
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] kirakun:
Did you overclock the ROM? Maybe you should wipe before installing and after installing. Maybe successive flashing causes problems. As last resort flash a stock ROM and send it to centre if its under guarantee or for repairs.

This sort of thing never happened to me scept when i overclocked my SGM. Tell us if u did something like tweaking or something like that.

Edit1 : Try xperia gamerz v2 - and see if it works. Works smoothly for me :/
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] wanxbotak:
try this

Wipe data

wipe cache

Advance

wipe dalvik cache

wipe battery stat

mount&storage

format system

format sd ext

Install zip from sdcard/choose zip

after complete

wipe data

wipe cache

Reboot
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] mrahmanda:
slow down man .

what your phone models ? (e,g GT-S5570I , GT-S5570B or similiars ?)

try to retry anythings from here :

1. flash gingerbread 2.3.6 via odin (2.3.4 works perfectly for me)

2. flash cwm recovery from odin too

3. do factory reset (data,system,cache,sd-ext)

4. flash cwm 5.8

5. reboot recovery

6. flash another rom (do not flash cyanrevo yet)

7. do factory reset again

and if this method cant help , go to service center *maybe*:D

(just trying to help)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] MAYUR.SINKAR:
Hey i m using gt s5570 indian.......i had not overclocked....i tried various things why and for whay reason shld i go to servicr cebtre ....gb is working for me f9.....still cm7cant install help plz
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] aprizND:
flash to froyo, then pleas dont flash a removed bootloader gingerbread firmware.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] MAYUR.SINKAR:
Hey i already flashed bootloader of gingerbread xpk 1 what to do??downgradin will hard brick my phone????
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ankur26420:
check your another post..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chadillac3:
Ok, I've read of 1-2 other people who've had this same issue. Tried contacting them with no results.

Issue: When on a BT call in my car, the person on the other line hears themselves speaking...i.e. echo. If I mute the microphone on my phone, it goes away...but obviously they can't hear me.

ROMs tried: Calk's v1.4 and AOKP Milestone 5. Flashed both twice; tried method of going to ODIN and loading stock EL29, rooting, adding CWM, then going to CM7.2 as well as the stock to EL26 and then flashing. Cleared data/cache/delvik cache multiple times.

Went back to EL29 stock and works great.

Any ideas of what I could do to fix? Really liked AOKP. :(
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] DevalB:
My girlfriend complained about the same issue with my phone, and my "fix" was to lower the BT volume on the device, and max out the volume in the car, and she said the echo was gone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chadillac3:
If I did that I'd go deaf with the hang up beep in my car. :)

Glad to hear it's a little more widespread than I thought. Hopefully this gets fixed with newer releases of ICS.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chadillac3:
Ok, going to ask what's most likely a stupid conceptual question:

For both my Calk's ICS 1.4 and the AOKP Milestone 5 installs I followed qbking's video's to the letter.

Now, to the best of my understanding, this ROMs come packed with a kernel such as FD26. However, you can load different kernel's such as the new FE07 which could very well affect my BT and potentially fix it (or not...)

So, to flash a new kernel, I'd have to use ODIN to install the EL26+CWM to get back to a GB recovery. From there I flash the new kernel, then reflash the ICS ROM.

Here's what I don't get...if the ROM comes packed with say the FD26 kernel, won't that overwrite the FE07 (or whatever) kernel I just flashed? What am I missing here?

Thanks!!! Really trying to see if my BT issue is something I can fix. Want AOKP back again, bad!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] DevalB:
Lol...it won't be so loud, at least, not for me it isn't.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] carhauler1969:
I'm an over the road truck driver and the only time I experience this is if I, or the person I'm talking to is in a really poor service area, i.e. South Carolina anywhere on I-95. Other than that I never have echo, & I'm on the phone for hours & hundreds of miles at a time spanning multiple states.

So it's not a ROM problem, kernel or modem related maybe, but I'm usually running the latest modem & kernel & have been on Team Nocturnal's ICS Blend "The Goodness" since about version 1.5, we're on version 8.0 right now. That would lead me to believe it's also not kernel or modem related :confused:

Fwiw, I use a Blue Parrot BT250-XT+, or Planatronics BB903, or a Blue Parrot VXi2 Expressway.

Sent from my E4GT packed full of "The Goodness" of TNz Blend ICS on Tapatalk 2 Pro
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chadillac3:
So you're not using a vehicle's BT system but rather an earpiece?

The earpiece would not be an issue as the issue is the microphone on the phone is still on. So, over a car's stereo system it's plenty loud enough to feed into the phone. In a BT earpiece there wouldn't be enough volume to cause a problem.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
I have not noticed this with any ics leak and my car built in bluetooth. My only complaint about bluetooth is that the volume is too low when streaming audio.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chadillac3:
I know of three people from my searching who did...one person said they went to the latest version of CM9 and that fixed it...going to try this weekend.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] DevalB:
I was using a vehicle one, that I installed myself.

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113BT300/Kenwood-KCA-BT300.html paired with http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113DDX512/Kenwood-DDX512.html?search=ddx512&tp=20217

I reduced the echo by lowering the BT volume during the call on the handset, and raising the volume on the car receiver.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sainthooligan:
I know, I know the thread title is BT echo with ICS ROMs...I am not running ICS, but for what it's worth, same issue here often, though NOT every call... I am running completely stock (still GB 2.3.6). Phone BT is paired with Motorola T215 that's clipped to the visor in my truck. ...and for me also, turning down the volume down a notch or two helps...In my case, I was actually thinking it is a feedback issue, where the other person hears their voice picked back up through the mic...that's why turning down the mic helps (or why they don't hear it when the mic is on mute)...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chadillac3:
That would probably help, but what's weird is that adjusting the handset volume doesn't seem to affect my BT volume...at all.

I've always assumed it had to do with the BT module on the car.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] DevalB:
Really? That's weird. In my car, adjusting the handset volume affects the system volume coming out of the speakers.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sainthooligan:
When I press the volume on the BT module, the phone will display "Bluetooth In-Call Volume" and adjust accordingly. Conversely, the phone will display the same when pressing the volume on the phone during a call. It could be relative to your BT module - if I understand correctly the BT module needs the Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) - as what allows for volume control via BT (as well as the play,pause,etc. on music over BT). Does your device support it?

I also found that if I slightly lower the visor, the sound doesn't "bounce" off the roof of the truck and helps not create echo as often, so I can turn the BT module volume up higher, if need be.

Just an FYI - when I used to plug a line from the headphone out from my HTC Hero to the truck stereo aux in , I would use the truck's speakers and the phone's mic...but there would definitely be echo issues if I cranked up the volume on the stereo...which of course let me to believe the similar issue occurs with my BT device and the phone itself because the mic is close to the speakers on the BT device.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chadillac3:
Yep, module is AVRCP 1.3 compatible...which is part of the reason I like AOKP. Bitpool on the BT is set much higher than stock, and the metadata is transferred correctly. Everything is wonderful except for the damn echo. :)

What's weird is stock works totally fine; AOKP M5 had the echo, and Calk's 1.4 had an echo and static per my parents on their ground line and their ET4Gs. Wife's iPhone didn't seem to have the issue, so I wonder if it had processing built in to cut out the echo.

Going to try the latest versions of the ROMs to see if it magically fixes it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knight4led:
Just wanted to give people a heads up on my horror story with AT&T. I don't want anyone else to wind up in my situation. I just received a message stating I had been charged in excess of $100 dollars in data charges and please call AT&T to prevent service disruptions or future charges.

Background: I have had unlimited Data since 2008 because I had an iPhone 3g. In the meantime I've used several Android devices. On the 9th of last month I decided I was ready for a new device. I did some searching and decided to get a Galaxy Note. I used it briefly until the GNex was announced by Google in the US. I decided to buy the GNex as well and return the device I was least satisfied with. After some use, I loved the LTE but decided I preferred the community behind the GNex and the AOSP roms. So on the 7th of this month I returned the Note before my 30 days.

Issue: The drama starts on the 7th. After returning my Note my unlimited data plan was dropped without telling me because I was no longer using an AT&T recognized smartphone. I was careful to ask in store if returning the Note would affect my unlimited data, and the salesperson said it would not. Since I no longer have a data plan, AT&T has been charging me $1 per megabyte. So in two days I have racked up over $250 dollars in data charges. The AT&T reps refuse to reactivate my Unlimited data until I put my SIM in (and presumably keep it in) an AT&T recognized smartphone. I discussed with the rep and she stated that I can use smartphone data on a non-AT&T smartphone if the system recognizes it. The Catch-22 here is that the system only recognizes AT&T sold devices. So now I have to put my SIM back in my old Infuse and contact the Rep again to have them reverse my charges and reactivate my unlimited data. I am now afraid to use the GNex for fear of losing my data again.

tl:dr: AT&T dropped my unlimited data because their system doesn't recognize the GNex as a compatible smartphone. They won't reactivate my data plan until my SIM is in an AT&T recognized smartphone.

Update: I got a better service rep today and she restored my Unlimited data and confirmed that using an unlocked device is allowed, but the combination of returning an AT&T device then picking up an unknown IMEI may be to blame. I got a verbal agreement to reverse the charges, but the rep was unable to do so until a bill with them is generated. So I will call back on my bill date to confirm.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] VinceT3:
Tell them its BS, as I've used Euro phones on AT&T for years and they never dropped my data.

Also, I've since left AT&T in December for Verizon, the network seems better/more stable, but the nexus has had voice quality issues for 5 months and they've been procrastinating on fixing it. (yay for xda, which has solved most of my issues)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knight4led:
What gets me is that this is clearly a customer service rep that messed me up. I had the SIM in the GNex prior to the 7th when I returned the Note. My data wasn't changed until after I returned the Note.

Also I had an N1 for over a year just after it was released. This never happened then. My suspicion is that I got a bad combo of a stupid rep and AT&T trying to crack down on users with unlimited plans.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyefye:
I have at&t also. They are a bunch of money grubbing... well...

Here is your solution...

If this is your own line, itll still work, but is cheaper with a family plan.

Step one: Quit buying ATT Branded Phones. This is stupid, you pay more over the course of use. 30 bucks for 3 gigs? fuuuuck that.

Step two: get a IMEI From ANY Other non ATT Phone. Buy a 20 dollar junker off ebay. It HAS TO be a dumb phone. with a WAP Browser.

Step three: register that with ATT, tell them you want the wap data plan for your dumb phone. This is your primary and only phone as far as they are concerned. With a family plan, Unlimited WAP is 10 bucks. On your own, its 15.

Step four: wait a few days for your account to settle, or month, whenever your bill stabilizes. this is important. Dont make any more changes, as you can get hosed on price at this point.

Step five: Buy your GNEX. or Korean Galaxy Note. Or any other non ATT phone.

Step Six: Swap Sim's and setup the APN's if your rom does not come with them.

Step Seven: Enjoy your new unlimited data 10/15 dollar a month data plan on your smart phone.

a important note: Dont show any asshole at ATT your phone. Dont even mention it. Tell them you have a dumb phone. If they ask to do trouble shooting, play along. Dont do that ****. If they press for what phone you have, tell them you have a old ass Nokia. If they say your lying, tell em where to shove it.

I have 5 lines on my family plan. 1400 minutes. Unlimited messaging. Unlimited Data on all lines. 194 a month. And you get the "A list", free calls to any other network phone numbers you specify, up to 10. Needless to say, i hardly use my anytime. The only headache is getting the other idiots to pay me, even though its 38 bucks a person... peices of ****.

Have fun, dont be dumb with the ATT Reps. Make no mistake, No matter how smart you are, Stupidity will ALWAYS outsmart you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knight4led:
I've never had this issue before. So what I assume happened is that the Rep cleared my IMEI on my account rather than reverting it to the one that was there before the Note.

I never had an issue when using my N1. I've never had an issue when using a dumbphone temporarily (when traveling or something like hiking where I don't want to risk damage) nor when testing my SIM in friend's phones. My guess is all other times AT&T account just used the IMEI on file, not the one it detects. If there is no IMEI on file it probably detects yours and then uses it.

Still, after I talk to the Rep tomorrow and hopefully get this cleared up I am sort of afraid to use my GNex again. I am seriously considering T-Mobile and seeing if I can get them to waive my ETF since I can't use my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] VinceT3:
Also advise them they it is ILLEGAL for them to change your plan without your consent. They will correct the billing error and fix it for you. (My friend had a 6000 dollar bill for the same reason, they ate the bill as they should)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patruns:
Just one of the many reasons I left AT&T 3 years ago and went to T-Mobile.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyefye:
If you follow what i told you to do, you'll be a much happier ATT user... LOL

Forget the current IMEI on file. it does not matter. you need to update it to one that ATT does not have in thier database.

Trust me on this. Im a internet professional.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knight4led:
Well they need to have one on file. You simply had them add the dumbphone as their IMEI on file so that when you swapped your SIM you kept that data plan.

They tell me that IMEI is unrecgonized as well. Because of that they dropped my smartphone unlimited plan. I am not trying to go to the the $15 dumbphone plan because I want to be able to keep my unlimited data if I ever choose to go LTE. 5Gb of LTE for $30 before throttling is pretty amazing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyefye:
What? you'll be transferring to a unlimited plan.

also, you realize that ATT 4G is just HSPA+, right? Everyone gets this already. they just changed the speed the 3G runs at. Plenty of documents sources on this. This is the EXACT reason ATT wanted to buy T-mobile; they have the 4G LTE Spectrum for GSM - Registered to them. In the Buyout, ATT would have acquired it, and Charged us higher prices... for upgrades... though the infrastructure already existed.

If you want REAL 4G, go for VZ.

Unrecognized is not the same as "Unsupported". you dont need a recognized phone to use thier "4G" services. You do need a recognized phone for them to tick that checkbox so you can PRETEND you have 4G, and pay more for the facade.

Your Choice.

p.s. 30 bucks for 5gb is NOT Amazing. its a ****ing scam.

OCZ RevoDrive SSD 960GB @ $3,149(most expensive SSD currently)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227742

$3.2 a GB.

ATT 5GB

$8 a GB

8 bucks a GB for false 4G? Yeah.....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dan1431:
The issue started when you purchased an at&t Mobility branded Galaxy Note, that IMEI became associated with your account and the DATA plan became associated to that IMEI (this is the key).

If you had simply removed the SIM from the Galaxy Note (and NOT RETURNED IT), placed it into your GNex there would not have been any issues as at&t's network could care less as you had a DATA plan and the GNex comes back as unknown to at&t's internal IMEI database.

It was the act of returning the device (which you have every right to do and I would have done the same) and not replacing it with another branded device that caused your DATA plan to fall off your account. Essentially, when you returned your NOTE, the computer saw the device removed from your account and since another device was not added to your account, the system dumped your DATA plan because nothing was re-attached to the account. If the GNex was recognized internally by at&t's systems and that IMEI was associated as a smartphone on your account, your DATA plan would have been preserved.

I had a similar issue and it took a bunch of labor on my part to fix the issue including speaking with an Engineer at at&t Mobility who had to work within the system to re-add my DATA plan without attaching an at&t Mobility branded device.

Eventually he was able to get things corrected as best I understand it, he had to find my device in the "global database" and then pull it into at&t's internal database and code it as a smartphone so that the system would re-attach my DATA plan. However, he said that some non-carrier branded smartphones do show up in at&t's internal database, but it is up to a certain department to add them and apparently that department selectively chooses devices.

I am not sure what to say, I have the luxury of working for an employer who has a personal at&t Mobility Corp Sales Rep who we can call when things go pear shaped and whose general job is to ensure that we are happy with at&t. When I had my DATA plan disappear she cut through the red tape and got me in contact with correct people to fix the issue.

I had tried to deal with normal CS at first and that was totally useless, not that I am surprised, normal CS is only capable of dealing with a certain select issues, not back end engineering which requires a different skill set and an understanding of how the system functions as a whole (this generally requires somebody with a specialized degree) to fix more complicated tasks.

Dan
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] descendency:
AT&T is deploying (and is fairly far along) an LTE network. IDK what speeds are like, but it is definitely not the same as their HSPA+ network.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyefye:
I believe you, but... when i look at ATT's att.com/network page, and see advertised LTE HSPA+ 4G, im far from inspired to switch.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericshmerick:
GSM standards allow any GSM device on any GSM network. End of story.

Contact a lawyer and watch AT&T squirm. They are everything wrong with the wireless industry and overdue for a reality check.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
At&t sucks! I'll pay any other carrier double before I ever send At&t a check again. You can get those fees waved, you just have to talk to the right person. If you get someone stuck on no just hang up and call back. If its easier on you to put your sim in your other phone and then swap it back to the GN after your data plan is restored than you should do that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Its easier to call retentions. If they can't fix it, they'll find somebody who can. Usually.

let it be.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akira02rex:
I did EXACTLY this when I bought my Nokia 5800 xpressmusic and my Nokia C6-01.. works like a charm and the speeds are the same.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knight4led:
This is false information. AT&T LTE exists and is very real. HSPA+ and LTE are very different on AT&T. With my Infuse and GNex (and the Note when not in LTE) I get about 5-7Mbps. My area has LTE and when in LTE coverage on the Note I was regularly getting 35Mbps or higher. My highest speed was 52Mbps.

Also comparing the cost of storage on an SSD to the cost of internet bandwidth is a nonsense comparison. Solid state storage should always be cheaper than data transfer. Why didn't you compare a 500Gb platter? That should run you about $0.10 per gigabyte. And you've missed the mark on the AT&T pricing we are discussing. The LTE unlimited still costs $30 and throttles at 5Gb. So that is actually $6 per Gb unthrottled. Try comparing it to home internet providers maybe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garypix:
AT&T 4G LTE is much faster than Verizon 4G LTE in my experience. (I have both)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyefye:
Your right, it is "Real", and does "Exist". Congrats. Not all of us live in the city, though.

I chose a SSD simply because the platter device is cheaper, for one. two, Lets compare a strictly home based internet data plan, to price per GB on ATT. Lets go with Comcast XFINITY since their similar in throttling and whatnot.

50meg is 114 a month, then add taxes and fees.

the month of May is 2,678,400 seconds...

convert 50mbps to MB a second is 6.25 MB/s

2,678,400 Seconds x 6.25MB/s

16,740,000 MB in the month...

16,347.6562 GB in a month...

15.964508 TB in a month...(just for scale)

Total cost per GB of home internet provided you are fully maxed out and no throttling....

0.0069622572370832 cents per GB.

Compared to ATT's...

$8 dollars per GB?!?! (op's 5BG)

But... lets not forget operating costs, upgrade fees, costs of network towers... and all that expensive throttling equipment. needs to be payed for somehow, right?

dont forget how much the CEO's Pockets cost!

Also, in reality, you cant compare HD's or Home internet... they are not the same technology....