yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
thanks. i cant tell you how good it is to be back
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] kenkitt:
Jtag unbrick / boot repair

If you are in Kenya you are not left out , please checkout http://digital-dragons.net/wordpress/?page_id=112

We offer repair services at competitive costs, we have EasyJtag +RIFFbox.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jzero88:
So about 3 times yesterday my phone turned off. Didn't think much of it, thought it might be something with the ROM or KERNEL but it always turned back on.

It happened this morning and now won't turn back on! I tried pulling the battery. Plugging it into the computer with drivers installed with and without the battery. Tried to get to recovery, etc... NOTHING!!

I am running the 10th of CM nightly and Trinity kernel?

It is completely dead!! What can I do? Or do I just return for a fix?

PLease help!

EDIT: I also am very disapointed with being transferred to Samsung from Google. I almost tempted to sell this thing and go with Apple.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neederishelp:
Charge the battery, then try again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
Charge the battery for a long time. If that doesn't work.. come back
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] physcodelic:
can you guys help me....

I have read some tips about creating ICS ftf on the net.

They recommend me to update the flashtool to the latest update.

alot of new features that i don't understand....

just want to ask about "disable final verification check" when creating ICS ftf file.

what is final verification check used for?

why do we must check "disable final verification check"?

when i want to flash ICS ftf file, do i must check "no final verification" too?

sorry for my dumb question.....just need to satisfy my couriusity.... :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] evilbarcode:
+1 I'm curious too, hope you get an answer soon.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] MSTHETERROR:
Well to satisfy our curiosity we have to experiment ourselves :) you can try with "disable final verification check" unchecked :) To learn things we have to take risks :p
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] physcodelic:
then...consider this solved :D

I already get the answer
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] UchihaDareNial:
What happen then? :what:

XDA Premium sent this message from owner of Sk17i
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] draganz:
what happens if I disable final verification?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Waledac:
i also wanted to knw abt this .. i guess when we flash our phone ticking No Final Verification , a option comes after the phone starts as to Power Off or use the phone
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] mirhl:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36543362#post36543362

This guy says that without the tick, errors will be checked during flashing

If i dont remember bad, this it's said to be required from ICS rom (though, i remember that one time i flashed without this disable final verification)

Hope it helps
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Bolussimo:
IMO it allows You to flash .ftf bundles not for Your device - f.e LWW firmware / kernel into SK17i etc. It's helpful when You want to root ICS without unlocking bootloader (cause there's a method where U have to flash old ICS build kernel, and not all 2011 MDPI devices got it, so the only solution is to flash kernel from other device). If there wasn't that option FT would give an error before flashing :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Trzepaczka:
That's interesting. Do you happen to have any more info about rooting LWW without unlocking BL? A friend of mine has got LWW and he cannot unlock BL but he would like to root his phone. I've been looking for some techniques in the net but I haven't found anything interesting.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Bolussimo:
Sure, source was at the sony forum, but they have removed it, so there isn't original thread any more. But there is something like web archive, so take a look here: http://web.archive.org/web/20120901012046/http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/41119?start=0&tstart=0
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kwajr:
I purchased this app it is no longer in the marketplace I have it on another phone it was made by ximad but the support email and contact us no longer works does any one have this xap or no how to get it off the other phone
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
XAPs aren't actually stored on the phone, any more than the "setup.exe" you run off a CD or from a website is stored with the installed app. However, it is probably possible to reconstruct the XAP if you have a root-unlocked or full-unlocked phone. For the Lumia 710, that means you need to be running a custom bootloader; are you?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Accecier:
Hey fellow XDA members!

I want to flash CWM for the GT-S5570 but I don't know how to do it. I already tried the zip file from Clockwork but whe i flash it my phone screen goes like wtf but I can still use the recovery. My phone is rooted. Flashing with ROM Manager is my last option and I don't want to brick my phone again because my parents are going to freak out. (I already bricked it 4 times lol). Thanks for coming help!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luckywiseguy:
Hi Accecier!

don't flash CWM using ROM Manager, you're right, it can probably brick your phone, anyway, here's the link on how to flash/install CWM in Samsung Galaxy Mini GT-S5570. Installing ClockWorkMod Recovery using Odin.

I'm also using SGM GT-S5570, and I installed CWM long ago using the steps which are stated in that link, just read and follow carefully every steps that includes in the above link. If you have the problem on installing it, just drop back here and I'll try my best to help you out

Goodluck ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Accecier:
Ok thanks :)

By the way, how could it happen the official zip from CWM doesn't work? It's made for my phone though..

That's why I never have trust in tutorials lol. It bricked so many times :o
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cnkcnk:
Hello. I would like to know where can I get a workable rom for the ChangJiang G22 4'' android 2.3.5 because the original os have many bugs and most important, I cannot navigate without a wifi conection because it has not an enable data transmision option. Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hillvieira:
I just bought the G22.

screen 3.5

it came with android 2.6

I want to put android 4.1

how do I do?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Joskym:
Hi,

I'm part of a french team of students game developpers. We are making a 3d game and we want to make a gameplay video of the game. Unfortunately, we can't find an application working with Tegra 3. (By the way my device is rooted).

Anyone know about an app working with Tegra devices?

Thank for the help :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tempie007:
Take a look over here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1428067
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Joskym:
Thank for your help. They need no more tester but i ask him if he can give us a try.
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Change Log

Version 6.0.1.1 (the first Touch version for SGH-I757; August 16, 2012)

Built using ClockworkMod Recovery Builder (also required hex-edit of ramdisk load address)

Version 6.0.1.1 (Non-Touch version - August 15, 2012)

Latest version of CWM, updated from CyanogenMod sources

Version 5.5.0.4b (July 3, 2012)

In kernel, enabled CONFIG_MMC_BLOCK_BOUNCE which helps with SD read/write performance (may fix SD card flashing issues)

Version 5.5.0.4a (June 22, 2012)

Using ICS kernel based off MSM 8660 sources

Fixed issue where if someone uses an app to reboot into recovery, the device will never be able to reboot back into system (would always boot into recovery unless you re-flash recovery image). "Boot to recovery" apps will now work.

Contains proper device name info (SGH-I757M, not full_galaxys2hdbell)

Version 5.5.0.4 (June 12, 2012)

First build based off stock Gingerbread kernel
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Custom ROMs:

There is already development undergoing for this device:

If you only want a rooted stock Gingerbread or ICS ROM with all the Bell apps removed, see the Dev-Host link in post #1, under the SGS2 HD LTE / Other Custom ROMs folder.

markdexter's DexROM - strips down the above ROM even more and adds a theme

Try my CyanogenMod 9 - this is stock Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). It is good enough to use every day.

Try my CyanogenMod 10 - this is stock Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean).

Copy the ROM to your SD card and then go back into CWM and flash the ZIP.

Factory images and related files:

If you want to reset the flash counter found in Download Mode so that it doesn't mention a custom ROM was flashed or was flashed multiple times, then try this mod, courtesy of mangelok: Flash counter reset

For the original stock 2.3.6 and 4.0.4 firmware for SGH-I757M, see the Dev-Host link in post #1 - under the "SGS2 HD LTE / factory images" folder. You can flash this in Odin to restore your phone to original state. Just do a factory reset of your phone, then open Odin and place the tar.md5 file in the PDA slot and then start the flash. This also flashes the stock recovery image.

If you just want the Bell ICS modem (MUGLH2), it is found in the 'factory images' folder. You need to flash this under CWM.

There is also a stock 2.3.6 firmware + stock recovery, which has Superuser (root) files injected in it, so it's already rooted (but without CWM). It's at the Dev-Host link in post #1 (rooted_I757MUGLCA_I757MOYCLCA_I757MUGLCA_HOME .tar)

If you just want to go back to stock recovery, download the stock recovery image (stock_gb_recovery.tar) at the Dev-Host link and repeat the steps in post #1 for installing the recovery image (but this time use stock recovery instead of custom recovery).

More discussion:

Participate in the Bell Samsung Galaxy SII HD LTE user group on xda-developers

Other useful links:

Mount points and other info for this device

Original Discussion on rooting this device

All my source files for this device at GitHub, including those for ClockworkMod, ICS kernel, and CM9 device tree ("celoxhd").

Android Kitchen by dsixda - SGH-I757M is now supported

Article about this recovery image on the XDA portal - by willverduzco

Acknowledgements:

Thanks to Koush (for ClockworkMod), Cyanogen, Chainfire (inspiration), rxulan (link to rooted stock firmware), adlx.xda (for the custom graphics help), testers (you know who you are) and my awesome Twitter followers (continual help and encouragement).
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
One more
[Galaxy S II General] markdexter:
Link to Modded Bell Rom Thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27331138#post27331138
[Galaxy S II General] B.Moreira:
Android 4.0?

Is it possible that you could make an android 4.0 Rom for this device since bell seems to take their sweet time rolling out ICS to phones. Also thanks for porting CWM to my phone I've been looking everywhere for it. :D
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Bell will likely release it at the end of the month, I'm probably not able to do any work on CM9 due to health and family reasons. :)
[Galaxy S II General] B.Moreira:
Alright, that's ok. Ill just make a thread for custom roms for this phone.
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
You probably won't get a stable ICS custom rom until Samsung releases the sources for the phone. Also you should ask that question in the Q&A section of the forum not in General device section.
[Galaxy S II General] ngautam:
Thanks! love this =D
[Galaxy S II General] singh99:
Will flashing the recovery menu to my bell s2 help me root and unlock it easily like superclick or would i still have to flash my russian rom? Thank you for the work though.
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Make sure you read the section in post #1 for rooting the S2 HD. Just flash the ZIP, you don't need the Russian ROM. Do not flash this to the old Bell S2, this is for the HD LTE variant.
[Galaxy S II General] theanh6:
Hi dsixda, can I use this CWM recovery for SII HD LTE model E120L (korea version)
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Refer to the big warning on page 1 directly above the download link...

I have no idea what will happen.
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
If someone here as the Bell SGH-I757M update for Android 4.0 (from Kies or stock), please get in touch with me via PM or Twitter. There is a test ROM floating around.
[Galaxy S II General] markdexter:
has it been released??
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Yes if u have a dev unit the Kies will detect it and show update to 4.0
[Galaxy S II General] markdexter:
Oh, pretty sure mine isnt a dev unit:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] markdexter:
Dsixda not too sure if you seen this!! :p:p

http://www.xda-developers.com/tag/samsung-galaxy-s-ii-hd-lte/
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Someone's been living under a rock..

It's already linked on post #1 ;)
[Galaxy S II General] huisinro:
you may want to check if Superusr.apk is installed, and whether /system/bin/su or /system/xbin/su exist. This is usually how apps check if a device is rooted.
[Galaxy S II General] :
The superuser app is installed. When I launch it, under info in green it has -rwsr-sr-x. Root root. /system/bin/su.

It appears to be rooted but when using any apps that require root I'm not getting any prompts. (Prompts are on)

Thanks!!
[Galaxy S II General] huisinro:
You can try it to use su by hand. use adb to connect, then run this command, for example: (or do it from Terminal Emulator)

su -c /path/binary-require-root

and check if you can get the super user prompt.
[Galaxy S II General] j-dee13:
stuck on cwm boot loop

Hi all.

Im a noob with androids. i managed to root my Bell SGH- I757 without a glitch (i flashed the touch version)

My battery was drained to a point where the phone turned off on its own. now its stuck into cwm boot recovery.

Is there a way to fix this? or its now a paper weight? please help a noob out.....

thank you everyone.
[Galaxy S II General] heinzey:
"IMPORTANT: If you downloaded the "Touch" version of CWM, *avoid* using the "Reboot to Recovery" option in the ROM or apps like Quick Boot to boot into recovery. I have found that using such apps with Touch Recovery causes every subsequent reboot to go back into recovery rather than to the system. If you are stuck in this state, re-flash the recovery image so that it boots back to the system. Next time, if you want to get into recovery, use the button combination mentioned in the steps below instead. If you have the non-touch (normal) version of CWM, this issue won't happen."

Read the main page twice. I made that mistake as well. I missed the part about using boot into recovery when that option was added to the touch version. Thought I bricked it but flashing of the recovery image worked fine. Make sure your battery is full when flashing roms. Again, make sure this is read twice.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1707126
[Galaxy S II General] Ashby16:
Help!

Having problems getting CWM to boot on my I757M. every time i use the special key combo it goes into regular android recovery and i have tried both cwm 5.5 and 6.1 Same issue. Any ideas? assistance would be appreciated!
[Galaxy S II General] pjcordi:
Im also getting the same problem it wont load into clockwork recovery , only into the android 3e recovery
[Galaxy S II General] princenara:
root_sgs2hdbell.zip help!

hi, im new to this stuff i just bought a samsung galaxy s2 hd lte and i followed all the steps shown in description above but i can't seem to download root_sgs2hdbell.zip file ive tried it for hours on different computer but that link won't upload, is there any other link for that?
[Galaxy S II General] shawnj0:
Same here, I am flashing 6.0.1.1 CWM recovery but it won't stick

using Odin 1.85

and it passes no problem.

Not sure what the deal is.

3e won't let me flash anything =/
[Galaxy S II General] shawnj0:
Alright guys...

What happened was that no matter what I did, flashing 6.0.1.1 via Odin wouldn't budge and the 3e stock recovery kept staying put.

IIRC, on Page 16 there's a fix.

You need to pull the usb cord out of the phone after flashing CWM recovery... Just like the user said, after it says pass, you need to pull the usb, and while the screen is black you have to hold power + volume up and down until you see "Samsung"

This will get you right into cwm recovery.

Then you can flash away.

Shawnj0
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
Has anyone tried triangle away? I commented asking for this device and pm'd chain fire but no reply.

I have 10+ custom recoveries showing and have had a bad pixel since i got it so at some point in going to have to exchange it. I just want to get rid of the custom recoveries. Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] 51dueller:
At the moment it doesn't work with Qualcomm processors and specifically lists the Skyrocket and Note as not working which are the closest compatible phones to ours.
[Galaxy S II General] alexincanada:
I had the same concern. I have a warranty issue and wanted to reset the counter.

Since our phone is similar to the AT&T Skyrocket, I used the the AT&T zip from the link below and it worked for me.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1575712

Of course there are always huge risks trying anything on these threads on your phone.
[Galaxy S II General] struct:
New here...hi

I just installed clockwork and install a new sgs2hd_rooted_4.0.4_no_bell_apps.zip, VIA with clockwork, worked fine. I now have superuser, but now how do I unlock this beast ?
[Galaxy S II General] struct:
Ive tried [root] Galaxy s2 SIM Unlock from the app store, it never found it, I then tried Galaxy_S Unlock app, and thr first step fails with Done Error, Not Saved. which prevents me from going to step 2 on that app..... ANy ideas how to get my unlock code would be great i really need it... Also i confirmed i have rooted succesfully with root checker app which says all is good, so i don't know what else to try.
[Galaxy S II General] struct:
Well i went threw this whole site, looking for a suoltion for this unlock problem with this phone, seems to me LTE phones are not possible to unlock , or at lease no one knows how, looks like iam forking over 32 bucks to unlocker.net, hope its not a scam they have running there, but if it does work, how are they generating my unlock code with the phones IMEI, if this is possible whats the algorithm, why is there no apps to do this, just by IMEI number, if i knew the algorithm i would write a program for this, but somthing tells me its all a scam and im gonna be out 32 bucks, any thoughts ?
[Galaxy S II General] struct:
Unlocking

So i ending using the service cellunlocker.net, and it actually worked ! I would guess they have a database for the codes, seeing their is no programs available right now that actually work with this phone.
[Galaxy S II General] B.Moreira:
I could have told that cellunlocker.net wasn't a scam, I used their service to get an unlock code for my blackberry and it only cost $8 and it worked.

Although i was a bit skeptical of it before I paid, but for $8 I wouldn't have been losing much. :)
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
Hey Folks,

Figured since almost all devices have a social group here on XDA that we should too.

[SGH-I757M] Bell Samsung Galaxy S II HD LTE Users

http://xdaforums.com/group.php?groupid=823

If you have this device (if your reading this thread you likely do) join up! It helps users of the SGH-I757M identify others who have the same phone.
[Galaxy S II General] nobitazyc:
when i get the phone I update it to android 4.0.4, and now I can't do what you said. I try to install the recovery and whatever I do it always go back to the official original one and the odin shows pass. I have tried many times and it doesn't work.
[Galaxy S II General] ABC123ASD456:
Yeah, it happened to me, I was about to loose my noodle when I realized that all you have to do is, after odin is done and reboots your phone, you have to get it into recovery manualy before odin gets to reboot it, as simple as that, because for some reason when the phone reboots, it replaces CWM with the original android recovery, I hope this helps you man!
[Galaxy S II General] adamtaylor86:
Ive tryed to root my phone this way.. It gave me the superuser icon bit doesnt update ive tryed to install busybox says its not rooted properly. I checked around and some people said to try it a few times and im still having no luck whay so ever.. Any ideas on what i should do??
[Galaxy S II General] th3chief:
nice work thx for sharing and your great walkthrough

http://www.mobile.jordibulten.nl Eenvoud in de mobiele markt
[Galaxy S II General] :
Still can't root...

I'm choosing install zip from sd, choosing superuser.zip and it's telling me all is well. Once I choose reboot system from within cwm it then tells me that "root possible lost....fix?? and I choose yes. When I try to update the binaries in the Superuser app it's saying it cannot gain root access. Any help, please!!!
[Galaxy S II General] BIGmarcin:
Hi I am also having the same problem, i managed to get CWR running (by going into recovery mode instantly after flashing CWR in Odin) and then I installed the zip file as recommended from my SD card.

It seemed like it happened really fast, which was surprising because I keep seeing "make sure your phone is at least 60% charged". I thought it would have taken a lot longer.

I got the superuser icon but when i ran programs to check superuser access, it said "no access" and busybox said not rooted properly, as did two seprate root checker apps.

Would also love some help as the Galaxy S2HD I have is locked to Bell and I am on Rogers.

Post or PM if you have a solution to this.

---------- Post added at 09:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:12 AM ----------

Can i flash cyan ogen 10 straight out of cwm or do i need to run that zip first?
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
You can flash CM10, no need to mess with the zip file.

To flash CM10 do the following:

- Download latest CM10 build from the SGH-I757M CM10 thread (currently the latest is 20121022 compiled by lunetick)

- Download gapps signed for CM10/Jelly Bean (found in same thread, initial post in crlogic's CM10 dev-host folder)

- Place both zip files into the root of your internal SD card

- Boot in CWM Recovery

- Perform full wipe/factory reset from within CWM

- Wipe cache

- Goto advanced menu and wipe dalvik cache

- Now its time to flash, goto flash zip from SD card and select option for internal SD card.

- You will see both zip files. First you want to flash the cm10-20121022-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd.zip file TWICE. (it is important you flash it twice!)

- Then flash your gapps zip.

- Return to main menu and choose Reboot system now.

By following these directions it should clear up all the aforementioned problems you were having.

Hope this helps and let me know the result.
[Galaxy S II General] BIGmarcin:
Factory reset and date wipe works, but flashing isn't

HI skodazek

I tried the above and i still am unable to flash the cyanogen mod 10 onto my phone.

What is working is the factory wipe of the device, and the cache, because when i do the last step (reboot) i have to re-enter my name/date etc and all of my aps are gone.

Maybe it's the version of CWM i am using? I first tried to use 6.0.1.1 but that didn't take, i was unable to boot into recovery no matter how fast i pulled the usb out of odin. Always went back to the standard android recovery.

So I ended up using a 5.5.0.4 CWM as this seems like the only version that allows me to even boot into CWM from this phone.

After that I went through all of your instructions, but at the end all I got was the ICS from Bell that my phone came with, along with the Sense UI, which I don't like. Phone still not rooted.

Please help if you can, I am this close to just selling the thing, but would love to root it properly and use jellybean and actually be able to unlock it.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
I was not aware you were using 5.5 0.4 cwm. Unfortunately that version of cwm will not work with flashing cm10.

We need to get 6.0.1.1 on your device

What is occurring when you attempt to flash cwm with Odin?