yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wilmer2000:
Testing!! Thanks.

Hey guy Google Now? u can install?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rattle_fish:
Hi, I installed the ROM through CWM and then the Kernel also, still I am getting the stars.

Please let me know, where I could have gone wrong.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ice14777:
You try wipe cach and devik.I recommend you install Infinity AOKP 2.1.Because of,some problem in Aroma and Updater-Script

Sorry for bad Eng.:cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rattle_fish:
Thanks a lot, I got it after some retries. It is very good.

I am not able to save the APN settings. Any issues.

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I did change multiple themes, but still get the INFINITY AOKP image and text as background in the Settings screen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ice14777:
When you restart the ROM.Infinity ROM will be add APN aotomatical
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ice14777:
Bye bye Infinity...

Infinity JB/ICS final in coming...

See you in a new ROM Gen that I develop.

Good Luck :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcel112:
Bring it on :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcel112:
Ice14777,

Any update about the progress?

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9100 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ice14777:
October
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ice14777:
"FINAL ROM" ( FINAL is name of the ROM) Will Release!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcel112:
Why final?

you'll stop developing?

edit: ahhhhh... you're going to start a complete new type...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcel112:
How is it going?

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9100 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcel112:
Almost end of October.....

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] ice14777:
Uploading...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] happyfree:
Hi

I'm gonna download this final version! What are the changes with the previous one (20120803)?

I've got one question about this old version: I noticed that I get a weak wifi signal in comparison with another phone with another OS in the same place. Is that improved with the final version?

Thanks in advanced for your answer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcel112:
Flashed this one on top of the last version......

:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Edit: no option for the bar at the bottom?

Edit 2: several apps in Google play, not compatible with device?

Used those already several times...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] ice14777:
Continue

Infinity ROM will develop again!!

Infinity ROM v.A1 Just Comming!!!

#Based on CM10.1 JB4.2.2

#Aroma Installer

#AC!D Audio engine 7.0

and MORE!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KNTXTremE:
Looking for this new episode :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RamHa:
come on , we r waiting!? And i asking 4 ETA, couse i can ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kostelo:
Seriously dude? While the last post here is like 2.5 years ago? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RamHa:
[MENTION=4025190]kostelo[/MENTION] , :D man, just kidding, aldo... well, hm... ;) :D
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drjjose:
Hi im new posting on the site and i look 4 some info regarding this matter and dint find anything.

So my wife drop the phone and the screen broke i was looking for a replacement and is more cheaper to buy a used phone than to fix the screen, but my company here in PR is Open Mobile. i was wondering if i can make a full copy of my existing phone and just like copy & paste it to a verizon one since both unit are i500 i think it should work.

Recap Cloning from a Open Mobile To Verizon and wanting to use the verizon phone on the OpenM network

Is this doable? and please if its let know how it can be done.

TIA
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mwpirate:
Hi

I followed exactly the same steps as described here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1171089 to root my new Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G version. but all I got now is a black sceen.

I copied kernel and recovery .zip. and did everything that was told in the thread.

What should I do ?

Thanks for your help
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] teknoraver:
Has anyone ever tried to change the internal 16 GB SD with something bigger?

Cheers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
No. Usb otg is your other option.

...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] teknoraver:
But if I open the phone I should be able to access the internal SD, or it's soldered?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] teknoraver:
http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung-Galaxy-Nexus-Teardown/7182/1#.T9v8pfpyz4c
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JaiaV:
There is no 'SD' in this phone. The 'sdcard' is just a symlinked folder that rests on the same partition as the rest of the phone's memory, which is a standard memory chip that is soldered into the mainboard like any other chip.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
There is no SD card. You even showed it in your tear down link.

"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Actually, that link does sort of lend the impression that the storage might be removable/replaceable, simply because they tell you it's in there at the beginning, never identify it specifically, and then note in closing that "The only soldered components are the volume switch and vibrator motor.".

I'm also curious which of those chips houses the memory, if anyone can identify it. I'm guessing that it's right there in the picture for either step 11 or 12, just no idea which one it would be.

Also, something about the tiny tiny pressure censor chip in step 13 makes me giddy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Sure its replaceable. Just so long as you replace the entire NAND...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JaiaV:
According to a quick Google search and this article: http://www.chipworks.com/en/technic.../12/inside-the-samsung-galaxy-nexus-gt-i9250/, the KMVYL000LM-B503 chip is the most likely candidate for the eMMC.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
That's what I assumed just based on the name. And looks like you're right based on this seller listing.

Curious how the toro has all of its storage on a separate chip, at least that's what I make of this photo. I guess it goes to show how much redrafting you need to do for tiny tech when the premise is basically "this variant of the phone needs an extra radio etc, fit that in somewhere".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JaiaV:
Maybe not extra, but different, yes. Also, they probably had to reposition the antenna a bit due to the different frequencies and they installed a larger battery that had a slightly different shape, which meant reshuffling a few things around. Not to mention the eMMC of the Verizon/Sprint variants has more storage so they had to order a different shipment of chips anyways so they probably picked one based on availability and price at the time and had to deal with further differences in the shape of the eMMC chip. Either way, it is possible that with some incredible soldering skills and (most likely) some re-programming of the hardware you could put a different eMMC in there, but it would probably be more trouble than it is worth if it were possible at all. The replacement would have to be very similar to the original. I am not an expert.

Looks like they share the same RAM chip - the K3PE7E700M-XGC1. This chip is also in the Droid RAZR.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lanboy:
Please bring me back. I installed CM9 pre5 but forgot to update kernel to get CMW with 3 fingers and now I installed battery mod beta4 and phone justs loops.

I made a backup when I updated before installing battery mod but I don't know how to get phone back into clockwork mod since i didn't install kernel for it after CM9 update.

I need instructions to get phone back up please save me.

Thanks for your fast input...
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zeinzu:
The Cm9 update includes the kernel. Just three finger boot into recovery.

Sent from my SPH-D700 CM9 ANDROID 4.0.4
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lanboy:
Great but what if?

wow that was fast and accurate, many Thank You Zeinzu. I did not know it had CWM on CM9 thinking you had to flash kernels like nyan 5 or shadow cm9 6.3.3 to get it to work.

If by any chance that 3 finger didn't work I would need to use odin to:

via ODIN

1.To begin, download the CWM 5.0.2.7 tar file from the link above.

2.Run ODIN and make sure Re-Partition is unchecked.

3.Click PDA and choose the recovery you downloaded.

4.Boot your phone into Download Mode. (Power it off and holding down the 1 key on the keyboard, press the Power button.)

5.Connect the device to your PC and once you see it connected in ODIN, hit the Start button to begin the flashing process.

6.Once the recovery is flashed, the phone will reboot

does F.Reset Time checkboxes need to be selected?

or

odin back to OFFICIAL SPH-D700-FC09-8Gb-REL.tar then I need to root it again? lost here never had to go back so just wanted to know from the Pro's...

Thanks m8 =)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flastnoles11:
Nooooo!!! Once on mtd (cm9 is mtd) do not flash another recovery.... there Is no flashable or .tar for cwm for mtd roms.. cm9 installed the recovery you should stick with (there is a touch recovery, but its buggy imo)

If you cantget to the recovery you will need the fc09 with victory.pit wth repartition an auto reboot checked...
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lanboy:
Cool

Thank You Flashnoles you also saved me from bricking my phone.

I got confused into thinking I needed to install extra kernals on CM9 to get CMW but I followed Zeinzu advice and was saved. I was just about to odin a CMW.tar when I had my doubts and decided to ask the kind m8's of XDA.

Does CM9 stock kernal have the 3 Button Reboot or you only get that with Nyan Colonel v5 or ShadowKernel CM9 v0.6.3.3 because I try to do a fast reboot but keep getting volume going up or down?

I noticed when I installed the Nyan Colonel v5 it installed TeamWin Recovery Project (twrp) instead of CMW but I reverted back using restore-cwm.zip. Is this the "touch recovery" you were reffering to because I also found it buggy and was not confident using it for Recovery and tools?

So If a new CMW version pops up the only way to get it is to odin back to stock BML to install it then use Restore in CMW to get back to your saved Rom?

Could I use epic4g-fc09-sdcard-utility-v3.tar to temp bypass MTD and install CMW updates?

Thank You again both for your advice and great responses...

Lanboy

=)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MДЯCЦSДИT:
MTD uses a completely different recovery. The recovery is overwritten whenever you flash a rom or kernel. When thee is a new recovery, you will automatically get it when you update cm9.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] Jessical:
I've tested it on CM9 and it's a joy to play with on my KF. Works much better than on my phone.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.Kinectimals
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] firered365:
Played it. SO much fun!
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] pantana:
Thanks for sharing. Nice app.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] Jessical:
Tried it on Jelly Bean today. The ball feature didn't work well for me on ICS because of coordination issues I guess, but is fixed on Jelly Bean, cool!
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] heyitsaustin123:
Wow, I had no idea microsoft made any android apps! I'm gonna check this out
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donnyp1:
Ywah, i did it. Dropped and cracked, still works great. Read some about changing glass. Anyone at all have any luck with this?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
Hehe try youtube. I saw some really good repair view there. The hardest part I think will be separating the glass and lcd. It has been suggested the best way to do it is to replace both at the same time.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donnyp1:
Thanks. Im gunna call around town n see if someone does it. I read its a pain.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dizzyman1180:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1591384

A link to a tutorial thread about how to take apart the bolt. There is also a really good video on YouTube as well.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Alright, so I had attempted to root my new AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH - i777 and succeeded, but had flashed an incorrect kernel so my phone is acting very strange. I can still use the phone and everything, but it will not let me get into download mode so that I can use ODIN to fix my phone completely with no errors. Then, I was thinking if I tried using this option in SuperSU which allowed me to unroot my phone, then maybe it'd fix the phone itself and correct the kernel. So now, I am stuck with an unrooted phone and cannot root it again because I cannot access download mode. I do have CWM, but I also ran into problems with that not being able to flash ANYTHING off my SD Card. Could someone please give some tips or tricks I could use to fix this?

p.s. I read somewhere about something relating to a jig? I am still relatively new to all of this so I don't know how I'd go with doing that without proper instruction.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
Search and you will find the answer about a jig as for your issue, have you tried flashing a different kernel
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
How would I flash a different kernel? I can't do it through odin and I'm pretty sure CWM won't flash kernels. Plus, I'm not rooted anymore. So I'm not sure how I'd pull that one off.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
Thought you were still rooted, if you were you could use mobile odin
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Yeah because I ran into mobile odin after I found away to remove the root, hoping it would fix my phone. But that's where I kind of messed myself up. Would a jig be the only solution? Or is there another possible way? Could I do something through CWM?

EDIT: I cannot access CWM in any way since I am no longer rooted. I really screwed myself.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
I understand that you are a little inexperienced, and I mean no disrespect, but what you are describing makes little or no sense. First do you have a Galaxy S2 I777? Next, what exactly are you doing to try to get into download mode? Next, how are you trying to access clockworkmod? Please be specific, and I hope you can get back to the conversation fairly soon, because I need to go to bed pretty soon. If not, I'll be here in the morning.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Well first off, to get into download mode I tried holding down both Vol. Up + Down and then plugging in the USB (with ODIN already up and running). Also, the phone was completely off when I do this. No matter how many times I try, which has been at least 30 times, it never works. also, I cannot acces CWM since I am no longer rooted, because I saw an option in an app called SuperSU that unroots your phone, but I had assumed that it would fix my problem. Apparently not.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
No need to repeat yourself.

I've never heard of an I777 phone still able to boot and not able to enter download mode using the method you describe, unless somehow a secondary bootloader from another phone, say the I9100, got flashed onto it. Is there any possibility that the SuperSU flashed bootloader? Was that flashed in Odin? More details please.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Sorry, I should've made that part a bit clear. Yes, I am pretty sure I originally made a mistake of flashing the i9100 instead of i777. I went too fast into the process thinking I would know what to do, since I managed to root and install custom ROMs onto my old HTC Inspire 4G and my girlfriend's HTC Evo 4G. I realized HTC and Samsung are completely different, any phone at that, and I should be cautious from now on. And yes, I haven't seen a case like mine. My phone works fully functionally, I just cannot access download mode and since I am not rooted anymore, no longer have access to CWM. By the way, Im trying to get back to you as quick as possible so I can at least get a start by tonight before I myself goes to bed as well. ;P
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
OK. Looked up SuperSU app by chainfire. chainfire is a developer in the I9100 section. I don't see anything on his OP for the app that says it can be run on the I777. Didn't read in depth though. Need to take some time to study it to see exactly what it does. But on first look, it seems it could be involved in your problem.

Your phone can be recovered, but we have to know exactly what has happened to it in order to correct things.

Can you get into recovery mode using three buttons? vol+ vol- and Pwr.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Damn, I had sworn it said i777, because ever since I originally tried fixing all of this, I look out for i777 or not just to make sure I'm fooling with the right apps or kernels. And no, recovery mode won't work. Holding those buttons turns my phone off, with and without the USB cable plugged in. If I do it while the phone is off, it just boots up normally.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
OK. You almost certainly have I9100 secondary bootloader, which governs button combination for download mode and recovery mode. I'm not sure if you can duplicate the I-9100 button combo on the I777, since in includes the hard home button which we don't have. You could maybe google it and see what you can find.

The other way to get into download mode that will work is a usb jig. Do you own one? If not, you can buy or make one. Buying one may delay fixing your phone by a few days. If you are handy, there are instructions for making a jig available by googling. Some links in one of my guides, too.

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No, now that you say you flashed I9100 firmware, it probably means that SuperSU wasn't the problem. Doesn't matter now anyway. Just need to get your phone into download mode and flash back the full I777UCKH7 package including bootloaders that you can download from the Download Repository (link in my signature).

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I think I'll head for bed. It's after midnight here. I'll check back in the morning to see if you need any additional help.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Alright, thanks for all the extra info. It really helped. My problem may not be fixed, but I even assumed I would need a jig. I guess I'll just order one online. Afterall, my phone still works. It is just bugged in an awkward way and I'd really love to root it, so I don't mind waiting a few days to get it going. Also, any recommendations on ROMs/kernels that I could maybe look into after all these problems are solved? Anyways, Thanks for everything!

EDIT: Also, whenever I get the jig, should I flash the bootloader or the stock kernel first? And another question, after this mess is fixed, is it okay to use a ICS ROM with a Gingerbread kernel and vice versa? Or should I find some guide about that? Lastly, I looked at the kernel that you were using out of curiosity and was wondering if TouchWiz or AOSP is better overall?.. I apologize for the explosion of questions, just so curious about all of this and want to know as much as I can. (:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Pirateghost:
Adb reboot download
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Well I feel very stupid now. I have it all working, every last thing. I still plan on getting a jig to wipe the counter from the previous installations, but besides that, everything is perfect at this point. When I had originally tried adb I couldn't understand how to install it because it said there wasn't an adb directory, but I figured it all out. Thanks to both of you for the help. You guys are amazing! (:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
I see you've already recovered the phone. I suggested that you flash the stock I777UCKH7 full distribution, which is under the heading I777UCKH7-CL503881 Stock Binaries in the Download Repository. That contains the bootloaders and everything else all in one package. I was then going to suggest that you follow my guide How to Flash Custom Binaries Without Ever Incrementing the Flash counter!! to root and install your custom rom.

For your other questions: You must have a Gingerbread kernel with Gingerbread and an ICS kernel with ICS. As far as what to flash onto your phone, that is a personal decision, and rom comparison threads get closed in this forum, and pretty much throughout xda. I like the rom I am currently using. It is an I9100 base modified for the I777 and uses the Apex launcher (not touchwiz). It comes with CherryPicker kernel, but even though I havn't changed my signature, I recently flashed Siyah kernel so that I can double boot AOKP and my regular rom. AOSP/AOKP roms are much closer to a straight Android experience. I'm just now trying it out for the first time. You just have to put something on your phone and try it out to see if you like it. If not, try something else.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
I did follow your guide to doing it without incrementing the counter and now it works flawlessly. And I decided to test the ROM you were using and it is fabulous. Even though I do agree, Siyah is a better kernel. But isnt Siyah a Gingerbread kernel?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Eternalty:
Check the development forum and you will find ics siyah
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Thank you. (:

EDIT: Actually, would you mind sending me a link? I would love to not accidently run into the wrong files again. XP
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
Just look in the dev section
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Found it! (:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
Its great when things can be recovered and people can get back to their normal daily routine. But all three pages could've been avoided. By taking the time to thoroughly read discuss and plan what yer doing to an expensive piece of tech. This thread serves as a warning. To all those who just flash first and ask later.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] dandrumheller:
LOL, this is a good thought, but it is highly unlikely that anyone who would "flash first and ask questions later" would actually read this thread - since they don't even read OPs or flashing instructions properly! :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Well I certainly didn't "Flash First And Ask Later". I actually spent time reading into it, but when I just came from an HTC to a Samsung? Rooting was a whole different ball game. I made a simple mistake, and needed assistance fixing it. It wasn't even a big problem, very minor actually. Didn't even need to be handled. But handling the problem caused very nice results and now I can happily say that I am very happy with how my phone is now. Plus, I learned so much more through just a few pages of discussion over the past two days. It was a great experience and honestly, I think ruining your phone (as long as there IS a possible way to fix it) is a good idea, because you learn so much more in the end. Just tossin' my two cents. (:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
This is the reason I said what I said. Meant no disrespect man. Everybody messes up. But it should educate others and serve as a lesson to never rush in to something like this. Good luck all, happy flashing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jbrownprod:
Yep it's all good, still know what you mean. And yes, happy flashing. (: