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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] parisayo:
Paranoid is totally safe and the best thing I ever did to my Note. It is CM9 based.

Try it out, you will never go back!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jimmbomb:
Reading the first few post in the paranoidandroid thread...

The install looks very intimidating for new flashers.

And to complicate things, there is a list of prerequisites and DONT'S. IF.......

So Im freaked out by it all, but do want to install it..

My experience so far is to.. D/L the German XXLPY and install via PC Odin.

Then root, then Speedmod Kernel..

NOW.. the PA ICS hybrid instructions warns against flashing with ICS already installed with certain kernels.....

I got lost and confused...

{Q} Can I just flash PA ICS Hybrid over what I have got already??

or {Q} do I have to go back to GB and a GB kernel first??

thanks for helping out a new flasher.

And dont forget to lecture me to read..read..read.. research....

I know that & but I will need reminders (without links as wel)l...

thanks again,,,
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] gam3r20:
My situation is exactly the same .. i want PA badly but im confused like you .. so pls guys can we flash PA rom over our stock German XXLPY with speedmod kernel ?? THANK YOU
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ukicar:
Why do you find it difficult to return to gb? This is the most secure way
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LowDef:
Then it's never been better than my ICS he he.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] chickentuna:
It's great as far as i can see on the video. But no S-Memo for me is a big no. I know there are alternatives but I can't live without the stock S-Memo
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] kara21:
Kingdroid it's pretty bad, it has very very dirty stuff and useless tweaks, its buggy and drive you crazy after 1 day of use.

The idea of that rom is good but "more" not means better so that guys need to do a clean rom instead a rom full of useless crap.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Leechoonhwee:
It's not confusing as long as you get the concept right. Just remember one thing.

All stock Samsung ROM are dangerous and you do not want to flash anything over them.

All AOSP ROM are safe and you can flash over them.

So what happens if you are on Samsung official like LPx, LBx, etc ? First, flash a gingerbread ROM with no wipe and then proceed with the usual flash procedure. This applies for ANY ROM that you wanted to flash not only Paranoid ROM.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] p107r0:
Surely you meant all stock (and leaked) Samsung

ICS

ROMs?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] cooldoud:
Guess it all depends on what features exactly you need from smemo but memo is a pretty good approximation of what the stock One can do ;-)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ngarside.memo
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] VreemdeMeneer:
Currently have paranoid installed and it's fantastic! Hopefully the general drain bug will get sorted soon though cause i cant seem to get rid of it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] alarajh:
Most of custom roms are based on ics. However I have to agree that custom roms such as asylum, rocks and way better than stock ones.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jimmbomb:
Thank you very much for this basic fundamental rule.!

I sure appreciate the post ..

You answered the queation instead of questioning the question!

Thanks again leechoonwee... I also gave thaanks to your profile.

Now... to search on how to put GB back on...

Does it matter if it's a Samsung N7000 GB???

Thanks again
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] dasunh:
walaime complete

I use TMT 1.5 which is turn out to be okay. There are minor lags here and there but I can live with them. Best rom I have used to up to now considering the fact that I have not used large number of roms. I wanna give a try to Kingdroid 4.3 :cowboy:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Leechoonhwee:
Doesn't matter a long as it's GB. :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] mR.fR34ky:
indeed :)
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
So I was thinking earlier today, according to a few people, we apparently have RIL working just not a kernel source to make AOKP/AOSP stable.

I also thought, well, we have plenty of people still running GB ROMs and people on GB firmware. Why don't people try to put together a CM7.2 ROM since we do have source for GB.

I'm pretty sure Android is all about choice and variety so I ask someone who is experienced in porting, development, etc. Why doesn't someone get in touch with Tekk, or whoever has RIL working and pop out a CM7 (.2?) port, it's still AOSP so it'll hold people over and hell, some people would probably prefer it, not to mention that I'm sure people would rather have a form of Cyanogenmod over nothing at all.

I have no clue how, nor the computer to ever begin trying it, so it's why I ask.
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
This would definitely be nice. Cm7.2 is amazing on my incredible. I would love to see it on the rezound! Maybe... Just maybe...
[HTC Rezound] con247:
Gingerbread AOSP will be just as hard.
[HTC Rezound] blackhand1001:
No it won't because the sources are available
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
They got everything working in ICS, would NONE of it be able to work towards GB?? :eek:
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
I thought we had everything we needed available?

If RIL is fixed for ICS AOSP ROMs supposedly, and we're waiting for kernel source to get it stable, couldn't we translate the RIL fixes down to a GB AOSP ROM, I thought also since we have GB kernel source, all loose ends would be tied up?
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
We would need someone to take time to make a RIL. I doubt they would. They said in the passed they didn't want to cause of ICS but if we can't progress in CM9 due to kernel source. Why not progress in CM7. Might be a step back but you would make a lot of people happy.
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
This is kinda my sentiment, if we can't progress any farther on CM9 until HTC/Verizon get the OTA out (which could come as early as next week or as late as 2 months from now, if the latest June-July report is accurate), why not do a CM7 side project, it would seem we have most of, if not all of what we need available.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
"side project" Very well said :D

This would probably also bring us GB CM and MIUI.
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
Which to me and probably many others is better than possibly nothing and if nothing else, just gives us some more variety which is never bad.
[HTC Rezound] con247:
There are a ****load of other fixes aside from RIL that were done for ICS that would have to be redone for GB. For example, things like EGL took a long time to fix for ICS.
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
This I did not know, hence why I did ask about this;
[HTC Rezound] Sleek69:
I think this would great but idk if I could live without my apex launcher!!
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
Why is everybody asking for something instead of attempting to learn something and do it as their own "side-project"?

I got sick of waiting for AOSP, so I found one a ROM I liked and I asked the original dev if I could try to port it. He said go for it, and so I started working on it. Once I have a something worthy of going public, it might just pop up somewhere...

Anyways, the point is, why do I see everybody asking for things but nobody willing to try and do it themselves? Isn't the whole point of Android the ability to tinker with it and make it do whatever you want?

...but, if you're going to depend on someone else to do it for you, it just doesn't seem fair to ask the developers here to "hurry up" or go out of their way to develop something they aren't interested in using themselves..
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
I am attempting to learn btw
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
Me too! ****s taking up a lot of my time but it sure is fun!
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Sometimes it's fun. haha pain most of the time
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
I never came in here and asked people per say to do anything,

I did ask about the possibility of it happening and I said foremost that I'm not able to even try because I don't have a computer that's powerful enough to do that kind of work.
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
I understand you were asking about the possibility and not saying something like "Hurry the hell up and give me at least CM7!" and honestly my comment wasn't directed at you at all, or any other single person for that matter. It just seems like in general, we have a common theme of people asking for things like they are entitled, but having no interest in actually contributing to anything at all. I was attempting to point out that really any of us could learn to do these things, if we would just try to spend some time on it...
[HTC Rezound] badogg:
I would love to learn, however I lack the time requirement to learn it with a full time + job, a three year old, a preggers wife, and a house to get ready for the new demon spawn. Sucks because I'd probably be pretty good at it too. I have no expectations on devs and will continue to patiently wait for anything they release. :-)
[HTC Rezound] dmeadows013:
In order to get CM7.2, we would have to recreate the ENTIRE device tree, find another fix for ril, and fix everything else too. It will take longer, thus why we haven't done it.
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
So it does sound like a lot of work, that's my inexperience about the nitty gritty showing.

I just thought it was simple as taking the things done for ICS, tweaking a little for GB, and it works.
[HTC Rezound] DertyDOH:
seems worth the effort to me, but thats me
[HTC Rezound] RoryHe:
OKAY! then go for it man!
[HTC Rezound] Icedapimp81:
I'm sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for cm9 or aokp just as much as anybody else. Why would u want to distract our devs from reaching those goals by jumping in a time machine to work on a side project. If u want cm7 fire your incredible back up lol
[HTC Rezound] carycooke:
Is the RIL that far off from the Thunderbolt??? I know Slayher has Source posted in his Github i believe but im asking because i am no programmer and trust me ive tried just recently learned how to break down .apk and smalis to view and edit them just to have volume up and down wake on my phone and that took me reading for days on Adrynalynes blogs
[HTC Rezound] billybob275:
Unfortunately, yes, its much different. I wish I knew more about how to develop this, because I would like to toy with getting CM7. Maybe when I can stop working 6-7 days a week, I can take the time to learn this stuff.

The problem is it would take about the same level of work to get everything working with CM7 as it would CM9, and very little of it could be used on the other. So you would be starting from scratch all over again. Due to the complexity of trying to force stock Android to run on a Sense-based phone, with proprietary drivers, no leaked source code, and Verizon's unique 4G radios, it would take a LOT of work to figure it all out. In the long run, it makes more sense to push for CM9, since it's more current, instead of putting all of the effort into catching up to CM7.
[HTC Rezound] renzo.olivares:
i hate to disagree lol....slayher has done basically all the ground work for GB LTE RIL for htc devices so either no changes would be made or very little, and msm8660 devices have very stable cm7 builds u could pull fixes from and have a stable cm7
[HTC Rezound] renzo.olivares:
nah ril isnt that different....according to some of eris's posts they are very similar...and if its anything like the inc 4g and rezound than theyre interchangeable
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
That's exciting to read.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW
[HTC Rezound] Po1soNNN:
Ikr? Somewhere inside me there was a little spark of hope :D
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
Well Joel, with that being said, is it a realistic task for someone to take on?

Sent from my ADR6425LVW
[HTC Rezound] Po1soNNN:
Now who would do it? Hmmmm.....
[HTC Rezound] Divine_Madcat:
Not really... People wasting time on GB, when ICS needs all the help it can get, is never a good thing.
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
The point I was trying to make is that people still are using GB ROMs, and ICS development seems go be stalled until the OTA comes out, so why not.

Choice is nice, if not for nostalgia.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW
[HTC Rezound] con247:
IMO if you are on a GB rom still you should upgrade to a Sense 4 rom unless:

1) It is a work phone you can't mod

2) You NEED (ie for business/life like a health app or something) an app that is GB only

3) There is a feature still broken in ICS that you absolutely need
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
Aren't people still holding up that GB battery is better than ICS? I'm on a Senseless ROM because I'm just sick to death of Sense, that's just me.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW
[HTC Rezound] superchilpil:
I disagree, I prefer gingerbread over ics

It's more visually appealing to me

But I'm not going to go beg for someone to make me a gb aosp Rom
[HTC Rezound] Po1soNNN:
I'm a gb holdout
[HTC Rezound] Divine_Madcat:
With the battery tweaks present in most devs ics roms, i can't see much of an advantage.

I guess for the most part, i dont understand most of the hold outs. Ics just feels better overall... Not alot of reason to stick with GB...
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
I personally like the GB color scheme better.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW
[HTC Rezound] JeramyEggs:
Using both cores properly outweighs color schemes, yet would love some cm7. Too bad verizon, and HTC hog tie us as much as possible....
[HTC Rezound] Thadrow:
would love cm7 lol
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
Now I know some of the people who have approved of this post definitely have the knowledge to do this, any brave souls? :D

Sent from my ADR6425LVW
[HTC Rezound] nrfitchett4:
I tried newt's rom and sense 4 still has some issues. Biggest problem I had was that data was inconsistent and frequently timed out. Flashing back to cleanROM fixed it for me.
[HTC Rezound] renzo.olivares:
Course someone just has to do it I myself am no longer interested in GB development
[HTC Rezound] apophis9283:
I am a GB holdout due to custom kernels. I use dsb's. I love the smartassv2
[HTC Rezound] dmeadows013:
Exactly. Right now I'm busy with ICS as it is. No time for CM7
[HTC Rezound] apophis9283:
Just mentioned you in another post...lol

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1680214&page=7#
[HTC Rezound] kieva1252:
Well i was thinking about trying to compile a kernel for it and just seeing if i could get it to boot but i have no experience doing anything else for fixes such as ril wifi bluetooth who knows maybe the rezound and thunderbolt are close enough there seems to be differing opinions
[HTC Rezound] blestsol:
Luck of the draw. Chingys 3.6 gives me crazy battery life. It's not sense 4 though.
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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] hummelbrumm1:
Found by change and bought today a perfect working bluetooth keyboard. Was seeking for a long time. Now im absolute happy!

Its a RAPOO E6300

(I´m not allowed to post a link, you find it under RAPOO dot com)

It pretends to be designed for an iPad but is perfect working with my note. It´s very thin and has the right size to fit in every pocket, still large enough not to hit 3 keys with one stroke!

I had only to pair it, without any problem, and after switching off and on after the first pairing all keys are working and are corretly represented at my note. (Use a german layout with lots of ö,ä,ü,ß...).

Has very good quality and is quite affordable. Bought it in a store (Mediamarkt) at € 36,-.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] beestee:
Beautiful. Found one on amazon.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Kumabjorn:
Nice one, now imagine if it was foladable, or even better, slideable..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] oiwnos:
nice one..

it looks very nice...

i wish i find a portable keyboard that i could touch type..

for example i ve seen that in a 7inch screen i can touch type with a little practice

it would be great for trips , to connect with bluetooth or with the usb adapter..

obviously wouldn't put it in my pocket

but i could carry in my bag .

ps..

for an internal keyboard the split screen SWIFTKEY TABLET edition is

doing wonders with note..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] keithwwalker:
By touch typing do you mean a glass surface typing screen?

Brando has a neat keyboard which does exactly that:

http://shop.brando.com/FelTouch-Magic-Bluetooth-Keyboard-Touchpad_p7130c299d57.html

It has all the nice features:

Bluetooth

haptic feedback

backlighting

And the screen also doubles as a multitouch touch screen!

Dynamism has a similar wired keyboard as well:

http://www.dynamism.com/accessories/cool-leaf-keyboard.shtml

kww
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] gnomedroid:
Which Rom is your note running? Dos it Werk Wirth ICS+? I habe connection problems Wirth my nexus 7..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] gedster314:
Anything wrong with the Mac Bluetooth Keyboard, besides the price? It sure looks better then these. Last time I was at Fry's and typed on it, it felt comfortable. Never tried on my Note though.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] mafijas:
I use Motorola BT keyboard and mouse for Motorola Android phone. Work amazing...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] AviatorBobo:
This looks awesome! :eek:

- do you guys know if I can find one which also has danish keys?

Like æøå? :)

If those are made, im deffinately getting one...!

- Bobo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enginerrd:
I've been lurking for quite some time and haven't been able to find a solution for my issue. Here's what happened:

I cracked the screen on my Galaxy Nexus and got an insurance replacement. I then used ClockworkMod Recovery to copy over from my old device to my new device. All was good for about 12 hours when the new device started boot looping with the flashy color animation screen. I figured that might have been something I did, so I tried doing a factory reset and the like with ClockworkMod Recovery and managed to totally mess the phone. After trying to do a factory reset, the phone wouldn't boot up at all anymore -- I just get the dreaded red triangle with exclamation point. I tried formatting all the partitions with ClockworkMod (which was a bad idea). Ever since then, I've been stuck. I've spent several days so far trying to get this thing working. I have to note that Odin and fastboot modes work perfectly fine.

Among things I've tried unsuccessfully:

Flash to stock using Odin

--Odin says everything is fine, when I flash with a stock ROM that I downloaded. Upon reboot, nothing is any better and I still get the red triangle/exclamation point.

--When I try to use the tar files that ClockworkMod generated, Odin crashes immediately.

Push custom ROMs to /sdcard/ using adb while booted into ClockworkMod in hopes of getting the system to boot.

--This never works successfully. Sometimes I get no error but can't find the zip file. Other times I'll get an I/O error, or even a read-only error. The original backup is giving me checksum errors.

Flash factory ROMs using fastboot.

--I always get the red triangle/exclamation point.

Restore and flash with WUG's toolkit.

--Same thing as when I try to use fastboot. It seems that flashing the device goes fine, but the device will still not boot.

After every time I've flashed the device, whether using Odin or fastboot, I've tried doing a factory reset by pressing power+vol up+vol down and then selecting factory reset. This hasn't made any difference.

I'm about to give up on it and send the device back to the nameless insurance company, but I would like to lock the bootloader first. I can't even seem to lock the bootloader! In fastboot, I type the usual 'fastboot oem lock', and the device reports that it is locked, but after rebooting, the device always reverts back to having an unlocked bootloader.

Have I missed anything? Any thoughts? I'm lost.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Fyi, the red exclamation point is the stock recovery screen.

Try following the instructions in the "flash" link in my sig.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
As well, issue the following commands when in fastboot:

Fastboot erase system

Fastboot erase userdata <- this will wipe by the way, including/sdcard

Fastboot erase boot

Fastboot erase recovery

Fastboot erase cache

And then flash the images in fastboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enginerrd:
Thanks a ton for the helpful info -- I hadn't tried flashing userdata and system using that method before, and your write-up was definitely one of the more helpful I've seen.

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to have helped. I used the factory 4.0.2 mysid/toro image on the link you provided. While flashing, the system seems to work absolutely fine, but it just reboots into recovery at the end.

I followed your instructions twice, including erasing the partitions. Also, after each try, I've tried doing a factory reset from recovery and then rebooting (after trying to boot a couple times), though none of this helped.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
If you've flashed the system, userdata and boot images using fastboot, and you are still not able to boot into Android, I can only suspect that you have either a corrupt bootloader or a hardware issue.

And if odin does not work, then unfortunately I would suspect that there is a hardware issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] timgt:
This sounds like what happened to my phone as well. Someone else had it happen too. That's 3 nexus's in a week. Mine didn't even last 2 months.

I have a thread about mine and another user posted another thread a day or 2 ago. Mine boots into the system but is not erasable, not writable. Can't lock my boot loader. I've tried odin, adb, everything possible. I wish we could start a lawsuit because Samsung won't help me. I'm in the US and it's a gsm nexus that was purchased before the play store sold it. USA wont accept an international phone and UK Samsung won't take a phone from overseas. Basically they said I'm sh*t outta luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enginerrd:
Thanks again for the help. I'm going to bite the bullet and just call the insurance company and try to send it back as a defective device. Hopefully they don't rake me over the coals.

I'll post back with an update as to how that goes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
You guys need to learn how to use fastboot and adb commands correctly to restore google's stock images.

Stop realying on toolkits thinking it will help you.

Also learning that the Red Exclamation Android is stock recovery!

Press the Power and Vol Up button will get you the stock recovery menu options to come up!

Not to be mean, BUT I hope the insurance company denies you, you totally screwed up the phone yourself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] timgt:
I did not screw my phone up myself. My phone was never even rooted. I know very well how to issue adb commands and install images. Learn what you are talking about before you jump onto people or come across as a total di*khead
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enginerrd:
Alright, replacement phone is on the way. Thanks again for the help. I tend to think it is a hardware issue because of how the issue originally presented itself, but I'm still pretty new to the Android platform. It seemed to me that a watchdog timer was timing out or something similar.

Perhaps this will be the push I needed to start developing Android hardware/software... I'm all about embedded systems and would like to move beyond basic ucontrollers.