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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qwerty1q:
Please tell me guys, what file I need to remove to have the camera sound silent (in picture mode) Although I remove all the files in system/media/audio/ui there is still one sound ON when I take a picture (no sound when using video recording though)

I think it is the sound of focus.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheReverend210:
All the sounds to remove/rename are in /system/media/audio/UI. Failing that, Camera ICS+ has an option for perv mode. I mean complete silence.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] braudrist:
Hello

Are there any official Samsung or unofficial HD videos that we can download to show off on our amazing SGS III ? All I have are the ones from SGS II, I think most of them are from Samsung.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eksasol:
I guess you can youtube 1080p on the PC such as trailers and download the video with an addon.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=youtube+1080p
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] abhipati:
Hi everyone

Can anyone explain me what are red lines on my battery graph and how to check if any apps preventing my phone go into deep sleep mode
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] stnguyen09:
Red lines mean you're super low on battery. Like 15% or below (or something around there). There's an app called Better Battery Stats that can help you monitor app battery usage.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] abhipati:
Are there any free apps like the one you mentioned above
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Loneeagle14:
You can find the developers thread for better battery stats here on xda if you search. He offers the app for free in it. ;)

And if it helps you perhaps buy it after from the play store. Or at least thank him.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] stnguyen09:
Here's the dev thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809&highlight=betterbatterystats
[HTC Sensation] sowmian:
HTC sensation 4g will root means how long give cell life
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
No rooting gives you access to a deeper part of the devices system. You can change things with root access that you were not all allowed to change before.

That is what rooting is. Giving you access to a deeper part of the device system. I hope this helps some.
[HTC Sensation] bonesy:
It wont lower the life of your phone unless you overclock
[HTC Sensation] sowmian:
Over clock means?
[HTC Sensation] GazaIan:
Increase your CPU Speed. Sensation comes stock a 1.2GHz, but you can overclock to increase it to speeds as high as 1.8GHz.

GPU Overclocks are also available.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
I am fairly new to Android, but am comfortable with command line operation on other Unix systems, etc. I read every thread I can find on this, but did not find my problem described exactly (there are some similar problems), so here it is:

My phone is a GSM Galaxy Nexus, about a month old. I rooted and unlocked it right away using post 1 from this guide: [VZW/SPRINT/GSM][Guide] Ultimate Galaxy Nexus Guide (Unlock/Root/Flash Roms/FAQ) - thanks Jubakuba!

I did NOT use any of the toolkits or automated methods.

A couple of days ago, I decided to try loading another ROM. I read through post 2 of the above guide. I followed the instructions in that thread and flashed a Trinity ROM. The flash seemed to go fine, and completed normally, but when I rebooted the phone, it was stuck in the Google Lock screen bootloop. I was able to restore a nandroid to get it back to where it was before, and the phone operates normally, no resets, reboots, nada. I inquired in Jubakubas thread as well as in the Trinity ROM thread in the developers section, and got some suggestions, which I tried. None of them worked. I also tried flashing a few other ROMS, a CM9 ROM and the RASCREAM ROM, and they all do the same thing. I have tried flashing these without wiping data or cache or dalvik cache, wiping some of them and wiping all of them, and the results are always the same - boot loop, which I can restore using CWM recovery and my nandroid.

One of the posters in the developers forum suggested taking the phone back to unrooted stock condition, so I did that, using this thread: [HOW-TO] [GSM & CDMA] Convert to latest yakju/takju/mysid build / Return to stock - another excellent guide, which worked exactly as described.

After that, my phone was back to as new, and I had to go through the whole start-up and restore applications, etc. I made a new nandroid so that recovery would be relatively painless, etc. Not too tough. I then Rooted the phone (it was always unlocked) and tried flashing a ROM again, with exactly the same results. Again, I was able to restore my nandroid and get back to operational.

I guess my question at this point is what on earth could be causing this? Some of the threads on boot loops where peoples phones start to boot loop spontaneously suggest a hardware problem, but the fact that I have NEVER had a boot loop in a month of use while running 4.0.4 stock rooted and unlocked seems to point more toward software as the cause. I will say one thing - I am learning how to use CWM and the bootloader commands! But, I would really like to be able to use some custom ROMS, not that there is anything really wrong with stock - this is a great phone. But, please HELP!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] d0msen:
Reflash bootloader and radio through fastboot and please describe exactly (!) how you are going about flashing a custom Rom after
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
Okay, I booted into fastboot mode, then flashed the bootloader (bootloader-maguro-primela03.img) and radio (radio-maguro-i9250xxla02.img). I rebooted the bootloader, then went into recovery mode. From recovery mode, I selected "Install zip from sd card", "Choose zip from sd card", then selected the zip file in the /Download folder "TNP1536-384-Alpha86b-4.7-lto.zip". It went through its' install and said "System successfully corrupted" at the end and "Install from sdcard complete." I went back to reboot system rom and rebooted. Now, it is not looping anymore, but just sitting at the Google lock screen for about 2 minutes now. I will wait a few more minutes to see if it boots the rest of the way or starts looping, etc.

Okay, it has been 5-6 minutes with no additional changes, so I am pulling the battery. Powering it on now results in the same boot loop as before, so I will need to boot into bootloader mode and restore my nandroid.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
are you wiping data when you flash the rom?

if not, you need to do that first inside of cwm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3rdstring:
I would let it sit longer before pulling the battery
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Anytime you flash a different ROM, you need to wipe - not optional. If you don't, you will have problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
The

BOOM!

System successfully corrupted

Please freak out now

is a joke. By your account the

kernel

flashed successfully. Try flashing another kernel, perhaps not an Alpha version, although I've run that particular Alpha successfully. Do you have an app that sets kernel settings on boot by chance?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irizwan:
Hmmm thats a Kernel i think try another kernel.. Franco is a option ... maybe ur phone can't handle the undervolt of Trinity? I don't know worth a try download franco and post ur results here

Good luck
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] d0msen:
Is the Rom in the nandroid you're always restoring to something else than 4.0.3 or. 4 based? That would cause trinity to boot loop as it doesn't work on anything lower.

Aside try wiping everything (factory reset + format system under mounts and storage), then flashing something that is considered fairly stable like an aokp milestone build and see if you can boot it without flashing any custom kernel before. Report back
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
The nandroid I am restoring to is stock 4.0.4. I will wipe everything, then try flashing a known stable aokp build, then report back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
I have tried this both ways. Wiping prior to flashing does not seem to be as universally accepted as you indicate. For example, in the Trinity ROM dev forum, a number of the more senior posters have the opinion that you should never wipe prior to flashing, that is is an un-necessary step. I do not personally know one way or the other, so I will make sure I wipe prior to flashing from now on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
Perhaps they meant if flashing an update of the same ROM (?), just guessing. Even then it can be a good idea sometimes; new Android version (i.e. 4.0.3 > 4.0.4), significant framework changes, etc... but I err on the "safe" side.

Updating to the next nightly of CM9 I wipe absolutely nothing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
What Trinity ROM? Unless I'm mistaken, there is no such thing as a Trinity ROM. Trinity kernel, yes, but ROM, no.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Yes, pretty much this. If you are updating CM9 to the next build, no need to wipe. If you are going from CM9 to AOKP, then you need to wipe.

Updating: no need to wipe.

New ROM: wipe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
Just had a thought. Trinity is the unofficial support thread for Rascream (by Rascarlo), and Morfic did make a build of Rascream with the Linaro 4.7 tool chain.

OP, which Galaxy Nexus do you have?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
You are correct, it is a kernel, not a ROM. I have tried 3 different Trinity kernels and one Franco kernel, all with the same results. The specific kernel I flashed for post #3 was TNP-1536-384-ALPHA86b-4.7-LTO.zip. The other two I tried were both stable releases. Morfic asked me to try the alpha kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
Google Galaxy Nexus i9250.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
Okay, was asking in the event that you were also flashing Rascream, or Morfic's build of it.

Re: wiping, since we now know that we're just talking kernel here, wiping dalvik + wiping cache is indeed approaching useless, so they weren't leading you astray. I can't think of what would be causing you to boot loop however.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
SUCCESS! I followed your advice (mostly - I did not factory reset + format system) and d/led AOKP Milestone 5 + GAPPS, flashed bootloader and radio from the bootloader, wiped data / reset, wiped dalvik cache, and booted into recovery and installed both zip files. It booted fine, and I am grabbing my apps and configuring now. I will let you know how it performs and use it for a few days. I will likely head in the Rascream / Trinity direction after using this one for a bit. But thank you to all who have posted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
This got me thinking: is trinity even compatible with a stock ROM (regardless of it being 4.0.4)? Maybe that is why you were having issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
Not too sure about that, but I discovered a few minutes ago that I STILL cannot flash Trinity / Rascream on this phone. I even reloaded the bootloader, radio, wiped data / reset and went into mounts and storage and wiped system. I tried 2 different kernels, one stable and one experimental (TNP1344-384-STABLE65 and one of the Alpha86b) and was loading the 6-13 full ota rascream (rascarlo_maguro_full_ota_06-13-12). As always, I have a lot of nandroids to go back to, and frankly I did not care for AOKP that much, the stock 4.0.4 is cleaner and seems to run better, at least without tweaking anyhow. I also was having some trouble with the radio on AOKP - stock seems to run more consistently.

I really would like to figure out why this is happening, as I would REALLY like to try the Trinity kernel and Rascream ROM! Maybe I will try posting in the Trinity developers area again as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bryantjopplin:
Would you like to try something else. I have ran across this multiple times on w galaxy nexus and one photon 4g. What custom recovery are you using? Is it cwm or cwm touch? If it was me I would go to Google and search for twrp galaxy nexus gsm and download the zip and put it in your sd card and flash the new recovery and then try rascream and the trinity kernel.. Ooh btw the rascream should have the trinity kernel in it. For some reason the cwm recovery isn't as good as it should be and twrp is better Imo :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
That is certainly worth a try. For some reason, I did not think TWRM was available for GSM, but you are probably right. I think there is a TWRM thread on xda somewhere too. I know I read stuff on the Trinity thread indicating they liked TWRM better than CWM. BTW, I have been using CWM 5.8.0.2, and not touch, at least so far. As far as the Rascream ROM having the kernel as well, are you sure? I will look into that. I am still very new to Android, so I have some catching up to do! Thanks for the suggestion, and I gave you a thanks as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bryantjopplin:
You are right about the kernel in rascream he recommends the trinity kernel though. As I believe it the are friends or something. Lol. Just download twrp of their website its easier to get the newest
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bryantjopplin:
Ooh btw here is the direct website for twrp on the gsm gnex

http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/90
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bryantjopplin:
I use the trinity kernel as well it seams to be the best. The gamma mod and the color tune built in are awesome as well. I have to gnex and the one without the trinity kernel has a horrible screen compared to the one with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3rdstring:
I think CWM 5.8.0.2 is touch, 5.5.0.2 is the latest non touch.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bryantjopplin:
I think ur right too
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
ROM Manager seems to indicate that CWM Touch is different from CWM 5.8.0.2, but no matter. I loaded TWRP and was able to successfully flash both the ROM and a Kernel, although the first time I flashed the Kernel it boot looped. I had to go back into recovery and wipe everything and flash both ROM and Kernel, then wipe cache and dalvik cache. It then booted right up. I am going to make a nandroid of this config once I get it set up (I am using the stable TNP1344-384-STABLE65.zip right now, and I want to try out a few of the higher overclocks and maybe an alpha to see if they will run okay. At any rate, thanks for the suggestion!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bryantjopplin:
No problem. Just because everyone uses cwm doesn't mean it's the best. Kushik makes cwm for each phone and once he is finished I don't think he goes back and updates much that's why I've never like cwm. As for the kernel get the stable 1536mhz with the 512mhz gpu its awesome
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
TWRP is beast.

I'm a believer.

That...and it can make nandroids much faster.

And compress them.

If a nandroid is over 2 gigs it will fail to restore.

My nandroids on CWM were at 2.2gigs...so I initially switched to TWRP out of necessity.

Compression drops them down to 1.8gigs for me (a usable number).

The dev is currently working on creating split images as well...so the compression won't be necessary.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bryantjopplin:
I think everyone should switch to twrp and donate so we can get some cool updates frequently unlike Kushik not updating really at all. I'm not bad mouthing him but he had his chance and he was the the best but he earned alot of money and forgot about the community. I don't mind paying people for their business.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chetandroid:
soft bricked

Help me

I hav flashed a new rom in my unite 2

But after flashing it is showing "root access is missing "

And not starting

Please help how to solve it

In Phil's touch 5 recovery

I hav installed zip from ad card and selected the rom

And what I hav to do after this
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
Today I presenting you: S3Experience​

Heey Folks,

This would be the First SIII experience rom on your Galaxy SII device some people asked me to make this also for the SII so why not? HERE IT IS!!!

Feauteres:

- Touchwiz 5 Launcher Pre-installed

- Removed some bloatware

- Added custom SGSIII bootanimation

- Touchwiz 5 Theme pre-installed

- pre-installed SGSIII apps Not Much!

- Build.prop changes

- updater-script changes

- Some live wallpapers from Galaxy SIII

- SGSIII bootanimation

- Based on CM9 Nightly's (Official)

Some screens from my Gio Looks exactly the same (except the about phone tab)

​
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
Downloads

Downloads

Download V1:

Link: http://galaxys3rom.webs.com/downloads

Flash Gapps:

Link: http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
Credits

Credits:

Cyanogenmod

Safariking(me)

Xda

Samsung
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hikarugo:
What makes this original?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
What do you mean?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] override182:
Arm v6 compatible processor and less than 500MB RAM? What phone is that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
Gio :D:D:D But that are only screens from my Gio rom is uploaded now post link in a moment
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Is launcher MDPI?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ElGato65:
Here goes nothing...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
No hdpi
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AkaMod:
He means that it should be posted on "Galaxy S II Android Development" section, not Original. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
Ow okay sorry
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hikarugo:
It's okay dude since it seems you're new to the SGS2 development thus you may not know it yet :)

The thread is moved already
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxicdust:
Welcome to the section where everyone is a critic ...

Everyone knows better than the previous dude even though they haven't contributed anything to the forums except b!tch and complain about everything.

I'm sure you would love it here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
If no one has mentioned this, the title is a bit misleading :D [ROM][SIII] This part makes you think it is a Samsung galaxy s3 rom :P But then again, maybe it's just me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
Yes you have a point will remove SIII
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
changing device name might cause market problems
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
I have no problems
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toma62:
only 131 mb

and correct?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Sounds right. It's a CM9 base so it's ok .

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heathenlife:
Ok, I tried this.

Soon as it booted I got an "Unfortunately Search Has Stopped"

Phone seems ok, however when I go to accounts and sync to add my google account, it doesnt give me the option to add a google account.

I did a Factory Reset, Wiped the cache and Dalvik too before installing.

Seems this is not complete yet.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
I'm unsure if CM9 Gapps is included actually.

The OP needs to state that on the first page.

Here's the direct link anyway:

http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heathenlife:
Thanks for that. I figured some bits were missing. Let me flash that and see what happens

edit :

Well, so far so good. I need to find out how to tweak some things though. Battery mods, status bar etc..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] liowdanger:
can i install this on a samsung galaxy s2 t989 (T-Mobile) I Love the SGS3 Feels and in the T989 theres not great roms like this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
ehm don't think so will build one later
[Galaxy S II Android Development] liowdanger:
oh thank you! You should build one. We need good developers as you in our forum section doing good roms like this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
now lets see that bootanimation you mentioned O_O
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick Fury:
Hi there just downloaded this rom and all seems perfectly fine. Also having no overheating problem so thumbs up on.

Which version is the latest one also could you give me a link to the latest version just so i know im up to date.

Once again thanks and keep up the great work.

Edit...

I am currently up to date. Thanks for all the good work put into this
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick Fury:
The only bug/error i have noticed is that when sending/receiving text messages i get a message saying touchwiz home has stopped working. But its never a problem as it always starts back up again perfectly.

Would suggest trying to fix this error for the next release mate. But apart from this one error/bug i have had no other problems with it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick Fury:
Hi everyone he are some screenshots of my Galaxy S2 running this rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
I will see what i can do!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JakeRalph:
can you please add file explorer? i cant go into my internal storage or sd card...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rossi2000:
i dont seem to have this problem. i send and recieve texts ok so far, been using the rom since yesterday :)

1 thing ive noticed, i installed stockwidgets.zip through cwm which is the S3 clock/weather widget, it installs ok but it doenst appear in widgets to be used.

this worked fine on other roms.

any one encountered this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rauliporto:
i want to try this, maybe i will today ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick Fury:
You should defo have this rom. Ive tried a few other roms that say it gives you the S3 experience but the only one that actually does is this one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jpdediego:
JKay

Hi there,

Is this ROM compatible with JKay settings?

Thanks and keep up with your good work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
Ehm i don't know Man

PS: to everyone here Iphone 4S or Galaxy SIII/SII what should i buy???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mgeo81:
This is real s3 rom or themed?flash now.thank you;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick Fury:
Buy an Galaxy S3 as much more reliable mate
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
Havy modded
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mgeo81:
If you give me the money I will:p...I just ask the man mate...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick Fury:
Well to be honest the S2/S3 are way more reliable and more value for money.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jeremy:
Should be called S3xperience.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
You have a point lolz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] salserobelgica:
hello

Sorry

But i have a problem with de wifi and the play store

her is not possible for download de apllications with the wifi ,but with the 3g it's ok

And the wifi is ok for surfing , etc only playstore is not ok

I have de playstore re-installeted and always not possible for using the wifi for the playstore ?????

thx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safariking:
Hmmm realy weird............
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Richard Manns:
I've no idea if this is possible, but would bringing back the stock ICS folders be possible? The TouchWiz ones are ugly and annoying and I don't think I'm the only one out there who thinks this!

TouchWiz also crashes when the messages app is open, but happily restarts, like the previous post described.

Otherwise, amazing job! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cdaarif:
Flash it now. Nice & tnx man. Plz add latest siyah kernel n latest cm9 n gapps. Dont got any problem/bug now, report u later.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] YOSEFE:
Is the phone able to restore from google backup and restore after setting up google account?

Cheers.