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[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belvedere:
I can't seem to stop my phone from freezing/rebooting. I managed to catch this in the logcat - http://pastebin.com/m2Wtg4J3. Does it indicate anything and/or is there something else I need to be looking out for? The FATAL ERROR part kinda concerns me.

As the little description states on pastebin, I'm on AOKP B38 and in addition using Matr1x kernel. I've had the error for several days now but with work and other things I haven't had time to really sit down and troubleshoot. Last night I did a full wipe (data/factory, system and boot) a couple times and reinstalled everything. The AOKP ROM followed by the gapps and then the Matr1x kernel. I even redownloaded all of those and verified the MD5's were correct. So after all that, thought I was good. Back at work and already my phone's froze and then rebooted twice. Only thing I can think of is maybe restoring apps via Titanium Backup is messing things up... no clue. If anyone's got any input it'd be greatly appreciated, thanks.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belvedere:
Did Data/Factory Reset, wiped System and Boot once again. After reinstalling the AOKP ROM this time my phone won't boot past the Google screen with the unlocked padlock down below. Looks like my phone is done.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polobunny:
Could be the memory dying on it. So you wiped everything from recovery and it still doesn't work?

I'd send it to warranty.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belvedere:
Correct, wiped everything.

I've only had the phone for almost exactly a year. Thinking about doing the contract buyout thing with Sprint (if I can) and getting the Galaxy Nexus. I guess I should run by the store and see what can be done in the free range, lol. I just noticed I do have TEP.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rasengan82:
Flash stock and skip TB and see if its stable.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mixtapes08:
You said you are using matrix that is UV(undervolted) you need to edit the voltage value to stock to make it stable on your phone because not all phones cant handle Uv.

Sent from my Nexus S®
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belvedere:
Dude, I've been on the kernel for ages, can't imagine that issue would arise out of nowhere.

The phone no longer boots into the Android OS. I can still access via Recovery. I tried unrooting but the 1-click method requires to be in the OS and USB Debugging enabled. I can get all unrooted and back to stock just via Recovery right?

I also tried doing the contract buyout at the Sprint store today and just getting rid of my Nexus S for a Galaxy Nexus. Apparently the promo ended a week ago (lucky me) and is only available in certain 'markets' (which of course doesn't include mine [lucky me]).
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belvedere:
Ok, glad I brought my laptop with me to work today, got it unrooted, flashed to stock and OEM locked. Reboot to system from the bootloader and same results, can't boot into the OS. Just sits at the boot animation over and over and over and over... fun. Back to the Sprint store!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belvedere:
Tech guy at the store couldn't figure anything out. Got a new one coming on Tuesday, or according to the guy "probably Tuesday." Didn't have the greatest experience with the store today to say the least. The most annoying part being that I was told I can buyout the remainder of my contract and then 2 mins later being told I can't. Normally not one to raise hell but I think I might this time.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] surmanm:
something i cant seem to figure out please excuse my ignorance in advance. so i flashed gede rom for example but i use the kindle with amazon's stuff such as newspaper subscriptions that update everyday, amazon's video streaming and so forth running a rom i basically have an android tablet without the amazon features ? can i still have those same amazon capabilities with a rom or do i need to go back to stock?

is there a launcher or app that i can use ?

thanks in advance for any help/ advice
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barrmulio:
the amazon apps dont work on any ics roms

if you want the best of both worlds (albeit gingerbread-based like the amazon system), look at the modaco rom

you may be able to workaround some of the issues, e.g. you can use amazon video via flash in a browser, use the amazon kindle app, etc
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] surmanm:
ahha okay i understand now ok great thank you so much i really appreciate it !!
[NFC Hacking] squiddy20:
I realize there's a ton of different sites that sell NFC stickers and they all have various storage sizes ranging from 512 bytes to 2 Kb. So what's the general rule of thumb when it comes to actions vs storage space?

Obviously the higher the storage space, the more that can be automated with 1 tag. But say you just want to toggle a few system settings (volume, Bluetooth, brightness) and open one or two apps. Would a 512 byte tag suffice?

Maybe someone with more knowledge on the subject should create a guide generalizing this sort of stuff (broadly of course). I know it would certainly help me and any others wondering the same thing.
[NFC Hacking] krohnjw:
512k is a lot of space (where are 512k tags?).

Generally speaking 144 bytes (Ultralight C, NTAG203) is quite a bit and suitable for most applications.

If you need more space Classic 1K tags work (but these technically aren't NFC forum tags). 2K and 4K tags are generally overkill but are available.

If you are planning on using NFCTL most actions take 4-5 bytes (with the header being about 25 bytes). Actions that must store text (launching an App or URL for example) will store more space as they must store the string on the tag (generally 1 byte per string character plus 2 bytes instruction set).
[NFC Hacking] squiddy20:
Oh, oops. Meant to put 512 bytes. Correcting OP. Thanks for catching that.

Ok. So what about making a tag a toggle? Since (I imagine) you have to have a command for on and a command for off, does using it that way essentially double the space used?
[NFC Hacking] krohnjw:
Unsure exactly what you're referencing. For a single Toggle command in a Task tag it takes no more space than enable,disable - the command merely indicates toggle instead of enable or disable. If you're referencing a switch tag then it writes essentially two Task tags to the physical tag (so that requires more space).
[NFC Hacking] squiddy20:
Haha my bad. I'm a total noob with this stuff (obviously) as I only got my Galaxy Nexus 2 weeks ago and only just started looking into this stuff. What I mean is 1 tag that when tapped once, turns volume up, screen brightness up, and opens an application, and a second tap will essentially revert the settings and maybe close the aforementioned app. Correct me if I'm wrong, but from the sound of my own description, it sounds like a combination of a toggle command (tap1: volume up, tap2: volume down) and a switch tag (opening and closing an app).

Thanks for that bit of info, that clarifies things quite simply as I imagine that's pretty much all I'll be using the tech for.
[NFC Hacking] danfinger:
curious why you wouldn't just make a profile using tasker to do the command combinations, then program the smallest tag to execute that one profile/script/macro ?

/first post!
[NFC Hacking] squiddy20:
Don't have Tasker and I'm not sure if I want to delve into its complexities, even though it would probably be easier (in some ways) to go that route.

Congrats on your first post, btw!
[HTC One S] Legaleye3000:
When I push the headset button once, it starts and stops the song. When I double tap it, it calls my last call... Is there anyway to get it to go to the next song, like on the iPhone...? Thanks.
[HTC One S] OhToSee:
I use JAYS Headset Control. It gets a little wonky on occasion but turning it off, then back on to easy mode fixes things.
[Captivate General] iFalcon:
Good morning -

I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I'm an existing user of the Galaxy Nexus and have been rooting / flashing it without any issue, but a little stumped on what went wrong with the captivate.

I picked up a brand new Captivate for my wife from Craigslist the other night for $60. I really nice phone...very nice screen.

I was successful in rooting it last night all though I did have to copy a recovery file into the system/bin. I believe that was because of a signature issue I was having and found some information on this site regarding the file.

Anyway, everything seem to have rooted fine and I copied CM9 to the proper location. Booted into ClockWorkMod and flashed the ROM.

However, it now boots to the AT&T screen, goes black, and then back to the AT&T screen. I can between ATT screens a script or something running.

I then used ODIN to get back to stock and appears it went through without any issues. However, it still gets in the same loop at the AT&T screen. I am still able to get into download mode. Perhaps I used the wrong ODIN.

Would someone have an idea of the next step? Do I need to get into some type of boot screen to do another master reset / format?

Thanks.
[Captivate General] jmtheiss:
The first time when you were seeing the AT&T screen, a script screen, then rebooting, what was happening was that the phone needed to have the CM9 zip flashed again. The first time you flashed it, it essentially built the framework onto which the second flash would actually put CM9 in place.

As for where you are right now, you may want to flash back to a Gingerbread-based stock rom with bootloaders included (unless you're 100% certain it already has the Gingerbread bootloaders). There's a sticky in the development section that has all the stock roms.

Once you've flashed back to stock Gingerbread, try flashing the CM9 zip again. If it does the boot loop again, just hold Vol+/Vol-/Power until it reboots, and it should put you in ClockworkMod Recovery. At that point, just flash the CM9 zip again and you should be good to go.

One word of warning, as you're new to the Captivate. ICS-based roms, on some occasions, have a bug that can cripple the internal SD card of the Captivate. I'd suggest you look for the "Encryption Unsuccessful" thread in the Development section and read up a little bit so you are aware what that is.
[Captivate General] iFalcon:
Thank you for the assistance.

Is this where I should start for the ODIN?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18370912&postcount=3.

In particular, 'I897UCKK4 Odin One Click - Stock, CONTAINS Bootloaders, Re-partition, Full Wipe'

Thanks.
[Captivate General] jmtheiss:
That looks correct to me. I'm assuming you'll need the bootloaders package, as you had mentioned you were dealing with the 3e signature error (which, if I recall correctly, is associated with stock Froyo roms).
[Captivate General] iFalcon:
Okay. Maybe next time I should just stick with a non-ICS ROM. Just need to find one in the development section.

Thanks a bunch! A great little phone and the screen is just outstanding.
[Captivate General] iFalcon:
Okay....back up and running using "In particular, 'I897UCKK4 Odin One Click - Stock, CONTAINS Bootloaders, Re-partition, Full Wipe" from the above link.

However, now I can't get the one click root to work.
[Captivate General] jmtheiss:
There's an easier way. Go to the Corn Kernel, grab a CWM-based zip file and flash it from within CWM recovery. That will give you the Corn Kernel, which will (I believe) give you root access.

Double check, though, that you can get to CWM recovery by using the V+/V-/Power key combo. It should have about 9 options (instead of the 4 in standard recovery).

If you don't have CWM recovery from the flash you just did, you'll just need to grab another one-click that has CWM baked in. There's one that says "Without Bootloaders - Link to thread - by 4-2ndtwin [With CWM Injected Kernel from Boog]". That flashes KH3, no bootloaders, but with the CWM-friendly kernel.
[Captivate General] 4-2ndtwin:
Or...from the Stock KK4 just use this new Utility by Red_81 to get CWM Kernel and Root... [Utility] KK4 Easy Root
[Captivate General] crt60:
Another thing about cm7 or cm9 is you have to remove the external sdcard (storage) before you flash.
[Captivate General] jmtheiss:
I've heard this before, but I don't think I've heard the reason for why it's recommended to remove the external SD card.

I only ask because I've flashed those with my external SD card in place and the flashes went ok.
[Captivate General] iFalcon:
Thanks so much! Rooted....my wife is happy. No I need to find a ROM to start with.
[Captivate General] 4-2ndtwin:
Legend 4 ...enough said :D
[Captivate General] crt60:
Everytime I've flashed aosp or aokp I had to remove the external sd or it would bootloop. Guess some phones deal with it better than others. Go figure...
[Captivate General] iFalcon:
I have tried a couple times last night with AOSP or AOKP and get into the same situation as you. However, I'm a rookie at the Captivate. I was able to flash a GB Custom ROM without issue.

More weekend research. I really want to try one of those other ROMS.
[Captivate General] KMan94:
What he said. crt60 is a developer on it too.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Theoriginalgiga:
http://www.androidcentral.com/telus-offers-revised-ics-device-update-schedule
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Jckpsa:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1685841
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] reinbeau:
Thread closed

Refer to the link posted above, we don't need two threads on the same subject.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ansonchan:
any idea why my battery fully charge to 100% but after i unplug it it will become 99%?:confused::confused:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bala_gamer:
its normal.. no need to bother about it :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Smartphoner:
Totally normal! Happens with all!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonathanyong:
When you unplug you immediately drop to 99.9% and the battery icon rounds this down.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rivafe:
The same here!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wilfred_hup1:
Has mine too!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] camil:
I used to have this "issue" too, but after flash to LG8 is gone - it stays to 100% after unpluging
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mkalter:
Hello,

Sense 4.0 all team is looking for a kernel developer who can help us with our kernel. We got it booting on Nexus S, Epic 4g and were're hoping on Galaxy S soon. So if you are a good kernel developer please pm me or leave message. If you can make it to boot you'll get some money by donations.

Thanks for your help!

Sense 4.0 all team

Our site: http://www.sense4all.nazuka.net/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dark_knight35:
Nobody :(?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benbird7:
I have had issues with Swype since installing the first ICS, where it would stop working, cause the screen to freeze at the most inconvenience times. I thought I was alone with this problem, it appears not here.

I tried troubleshooting, reinstalling, clearing cache, uninstalling, reinstalling, fresh boot with nothing else loaded, nothing worked and I don't know what my problem must of been and was surprised I couldn't find anything else with it.

I searched for an alternative keyboard that would cut the mustard, I don't mind paying for things, but found slideIt not particularly good on the trial, also I do like the way Swype worked when it worked, so was looking for something similar, think I found it below.

I'm not one to normally worry about bothering anyone else, however after my woes of Swype and getting pretty much to the point of going back to Gingerbread because of it I have been very impressed, you can also utilize the unconventional keyboard layout if you wish.

Give it a go, worth it, for free anyway!

Touchpal Keyboard

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cootek.smartinputv5&hl=en

Unique patented technologies:

1. TouchPal Curve - the first predictive sliding in the world. Pause in the middle of sliding to get long words predicted.

2. Intelligent next-word prediction. It may save up to 80% keystrokes.

3. Magic mistyping correction on Full QWERTY layout. Blind typing is no longer a dream!

4. Mixed language input allows auto language detection. No need to switch languages.

5. Innovation of T+ dual-letter layout. Bigger keys than QWERTY.

OTHER FEATURES:

- Multi-lingual support (download language packs after installation)

- Voice input (Android 2.2+)

- Outstanding dictionary with online update

- Import contact list to your user dictionary

- Backup/restore user dictionary in SD card

- Slide down on keys to quickly input
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Good you found someone else with the issue but still there are far many more including me who got zero issues.

I always wipe before and after flashing.

I always use stock ROM or AOSP.

I format system every Time I went frm one type to other.

And I only use Swype as I'm used to it and even thinking about typing is tyring.:D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4038153:
I can't believe I just read that spam excuse of a post, in Comic Sans MS no less :(

Is it possible to un-see something?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
*hands you a bottle of hydrochloric acid to rinse your eyes out with*

Throw it back over here when you're done so I can do mine.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benbird7:
Yea cheers for that oinkylicious (WAC), I stated I do not normally post something, but found a benefit to myself that others may assist from. Personally I prefer Comic Sans - and?!

May I take it from your comment you don't want me to post any more.

I'll just observe, good job everyone doesn't just do that, xda would be dead and buried...

Go troll and spread your love elsewhere if you've no post related comment or have any form of positive input..
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kage00:
Hi everyone,

----Attention to anyone on CM9 wanting to use this package-----

The zip seems to be causing some trouble with CM9 and some users have reported having boot loops after flashing (only on CM9)

If you are on CM9 and want to use the package please push the files across manually to where they need to be.

eg. /system/app and /system/etc read page 2 of this thread for detailed instructions.

**************Update 08/06/2012**************************

Another new update v1.2.1

fixed CWM package file...

added some permission xmls from touchwiz roms, and some libs etc. Hopefully will fix the problems some have been having again with the package.

Link updated below in downloads.

**********

Sorry to those of you who are on a CM based rom who weren't able to get the zip to work, I've updated the zip so it should work on CM, I am unable to test as I'm not on a CM rom so can someone please check it for me and let me know? Thanks.

Download link updated below.

ps. 100 downloads in less than a day!

***********************************************

I like many others have been working hard to port the SGS3's lovely widgets, but like everyone else, I haven't had any real luck ripping them, it seems samsung worked hard to make these ONLY available on the SGS3, but I guess it is just a matter of time until someone is able to port them.... hopefully :p

Until that time, I decided the next best thing would be to use the SGS2's ported accuweather widget and theme it with the nice images from the SGS3 widget :)

The background image is semi-transparent and changes depending on daytime/night time/cloudy weather :)

Have a look at screenshots

Daytime -

Night time -

Cloudy -

Installation

Copy zip file to phone

Then reboot into CWM and flash this file.

Clear dalvik cache

Reboot and enjoy

**If you already have either the digital clock widget or the sgs2 accuweather widgets installed, I would suggest to do a backup with titanium (just in case you want to revert to your old one) and then uninstall them**

Download

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?r90ug8t219kd5sk

If you are happy with the app please hit the thanks button

And if you are really really happy feel free to buy me a beer / donate ;)

In the zip, there is also a digital clock widget, with the number images from the SGS3 ported over too ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] santosxen:
IT doesnt work..
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kage00:
1st post! welcome to XDA.

Can you tell me which rom are you using, maybe you can try to manually put the files in /system/app and set permissions to 0 , 0 then r-w, r, r,

Did the install with CWM say it was sucessful or not?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] saphirrot:
xxx posts, still does not work..

Cyanogenmod 9, also setted permissions..
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Nezys:
Try here dude,it's a GSIII's weather widget and it works on my GS ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1689520
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] filou75:
Hi OP, sorry I haven't posted sooner, but it works fine.

Manually copied the two apk with rootexplorer + perms + reboot

Btw, I use Nova Launcher.

Thanks !
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] norocosul3:
work`s on jw4?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kage00:
Haha! I wasn't implying that it wasn't working for santosxen because he has only made one post! that just silly!

I was only welcoming him to this great forum full of helpful people! ;)

I forgot to mention after setting the permissions correctly (to 0 , 0 then r-w, r, r,) that you need to reboot and then it will work. ;)

Excellent, thanks for the feedback! It is working fine on Apex launcher too. :)

Yes it should work fine on JW4.

However as you are on a Touchwiz based rom you might be able to get the real sgs3 widget to work from Twics latest 1.5.1 update see here it is a big pack which adds on a lot of content to your phone and changes icons etc. if you dont want all that stuff I can edit his CWM package if you want so it just includes the widgets...

Here is the link, http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?4dwy7yvy5ekhj7i

I edited out all the other stuff and you just have the new touchwiz launcher and the sgs3 widgets. Just put the file on your phone and flash with CWM, I can't guarantee it will work, but if you are on a samsung rom your chances are better than the rest of us I think, let me know how it goes.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kage00:
New zip added to OP for those of you who are using CM roms, sorry the last zip seems to have only worked for some people, this one should work for everyone ;) fingers crossed.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] saphirrot:
doesnt meant it bad too bro, but it still does not work. Please try your mod with this launcher :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1571527

It wont work :/
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kage00:
sorry it's not working for you :(

thanks for the heads up with this link, I'll try it out
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] filou75:
Yeah but... Touchwiz is... just touchwiz ^^'
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] santosxen:
It's atm not working for me too. I manually copied these two .apk Files to the /system/app Folder. After that i have wanted to change the permissions but i guess i failed that way...the permissions seem to be basically accurate... Help me guys please
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kage00:
I have just updated the file in the OP, version 1.2

now includes added touchwiz permission xml files and some lib files to system.

Hopefully with these added files it will work for everyone.

Let me know if it works ;)