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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Tonio78370:
Hi,

Did you allow the pairing automatically between the devices?

When you pair at installation, it isn't permanently (= automatic) yet. When you get in your car and pair for a second time, normally your phone asks you if you allow your hands free system to access your phone; at that moment you have to tick "don't ask me again" and "yes" for automatic paring.

You might want to disassociate the two and try a new setup (pairing).

To disassociate, stop the system in your car (that cuts the BT connection between the two), disassociate on the phone (push and hold your hands free system in the BT section of the phone and chose disassociate), reboot your phone (so it forgets your cars BT system) and start pairing all over again.

I would provoke the second connection so you get the "automatic" question to make it work.

Good luck :good:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Riel:
I have the same problem with the original ICS rom.

Flashing a custom ICS rom fixes this problem.

I tried kingdroid (worked ok)

I tried Cyanogen (phone ok, no media audio over BT but connection OK).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] antialias1958:
I had a similar problem after upgrade with stock ICS through software update. I couldn't pair Note with Mercedes bluetooth. Galaxy Note recognized Mercedes BT & vice versa, but connection was impossible. I read every forum on internet but no help. Everybody was blaming Samsung and ICS. Some suggested resseting Note to factory default, others downloading bluetooth app etc.

Until...I finally figured out that something was confusing my car's BT, so I resseted car system, and the problem was solved.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Tonio78370:
These is a twist with "old" BT systems and ICS: Old BT systems want you to insert a pin code, ICS wants you to to confirm a code that the BT system sends and that ICS shows on the screen.

It's obvious that that ICS on an old system can be a hassle.

A work around is to put the car in discover mode (so it shows the pin code) and then send a contact (or a picture) from the phone to the car system. As the car replies, your phone will show the possibility to insert the PIN Code.

After that your system should work.

At second connection make the pairing automatic (as I described above) and you're happy.

(This is not my discovery, I found this solution on the SE XPeria Ray forum as I had problems with my wifes phone :cowboy:)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] nnick:
Thaks a lot. I will try as soon as I get the chance and will let you guys know.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] nnick:
So with the workaround mentioned above - it doesn't work. When turning on bt on the phone it won't automatically connect to the car.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Karl.morteo:
Try A2DP Volume on the market.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LxMxFxD:
I have the same problem as you. I used a leaked ics rom on my galaxy s2 and also had the same problem we now have on our ics galaxy notes. My car's head unit is a 3 year old eclipse cd5030. For the last month ive just been manually pairing it every time. PITA. Ill try the workaround suggested earlier in this thread and let you know. Otherwise i think cyanogen mod rom may work.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] nnick:
Let me know. I am.not going through the trouble of putting anoyher ROM on the phone.just for that
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pjfriend:
I had similar issues with Parrot 9200 kit in my car. Paired automatically under GB but on stock ICS wouldn't pair unprompted. Sometimes it would but only after minutes.

I'm on Paranoid Android 0.4 now which is CM9 based. It's better but often still slow to pair unprompted. Main improvement for me is that the phone doesn't carry on playing music through its own speaker, like it did on stock ICS, when I turn off the engine.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Motasharred:
There is an app on the market called "Auto Connect 2.0", but it is only available for ICS and above Android versions
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zardozsan:
atiesfo the

i have same problem with my note, but with my Galaxy S1 works fine, when i upgrade the android to 4.0.4 solves the problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] OhioYJ:
I've searched through many threads now, and come up empty handed. I'm looking to change the navigation bar / soft key buttons. What I would like is:

Menu : Home : Back : Search

Long pressing home would bring up recents.

Does a mod like this exsist?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] OhioYJ:
Well I was running a different rom based off CM9, however when I went to the official CM9, it's easy to switch those buttons.

Settings --> System --> Navigation Bar.

Problem solved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DLD511:
Download AOKP and super problem solved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DLD511:
I'be made my home button open S Voice when held down. =p

IPhone style.
[Nexus One General] webexwebex:
Hi all,

My Nexus One can't charge by the charger but it can charge via USB cable.

What's the problem? The charger is dead? It's okay yesterday...

Thanks!
[Nexus One General] suryateja.sun:
Have you tried your charger with another phone? What is the age of charger?
[Android General] srinivas07:
Hi,I want to learn kernel development at any cost. .if any any developer is ready to teach me or help me can PM me.

I will donate for his teaching and hardwork. . .Please help me i am really damn interested on android development....By the way i am a fast learner too

I would donate more than enough. .PLease Help me

Thanks In Adavance
[Android General] xDa.Fun:
You can start with installing Linux on PC.:D

On XDA some good tutorials are also avalable on Kernel Dev. Search.

Jai Ho
[Android General] srinivas07:
yeah i know how to setup source files and toolchains. .I want to learn the kernel in depth
[Android General] croniccorey:
start here http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Building_Kernel_from_source

it will teach you the commands and other improtent things. read about building linux kernels because they are basicly the same google is your friend.
[Android General] xDa.Fun:
Will it works for CM kernel or any GB kernel.
[Android General] srinivas07:
Thanks sir.Will start learning:)
[Android General] srinivas07:
I think the way of following is similar but if you want cm7 kernel you have to download cm7 kernel source code if you need stock kernel download the kernel source code for your device

if i am wrong please correct me :)
[Android General] croniccorey:
the configuration of the kernel will determine what it is for, you can take htc source and build a cm7 kernel or vice-versa, you just need to make sure the config is correct for cm7 or sense or whatever you are building for, aosp/miui/cm7 use basicly the same configurations, sense, or other manufacturer made software can require special configuration.

you can pull the .config from your device as a starting point also make sure you use the gcc-4.4.0 toolchain when you build.

if you need more help you can pm me and if i can help i will :)

good luck
[Android General] srinivas07:
thanks. .if i had any doubt i will surely pm you.
[Android General] lreyes:
I'm stupid but is Linux a program on windows that u can install or Change it from windows to Linux or is Linux a computer. I I thought it was a computer..

Sent from my PC36100
[Android General] Beastmode:
it's an operating system lol
[Android General] lreyes:
I dont know how many times i can thank you :)

Sent from my PC36100
[Android General] Beastmode:
Lol just look for my posts and thank away haha if you're starting with Linux I say try Ubuntu

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If helped don't be afraid to hit the thanks button ;) it doesn't bite lol
[Android General] croniccorey:
+1 ubuntu is the best way to start
[Android General] mysterio619:
how about fedora??
[Android General] stqism:
No, don't use fedora, 9/10ths of the dependicies are Debs/apt-get, and don't translate over to rpm based distros without an absurd amount of work...

Sent from a sexy turtle.
[Android General] oisis:
Why not? I'm using with success CentOS to build Android. To build kernel you can use any distro without problem. I think that is possible even with windows :) with Cygwin but I'm afraid to try haha.
[Android General] Beastmode:
You can't build from source on windows

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If helped don't be afraid to hit the thanks button ;) it doesn't bite lol
[Android General] oisis:
Are you sure?

http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2007-08/msg00101.html ?
[Android General] stqism:
Google compiles it themselves on Ubuntu, all the packages can be set up with a tiny amount of work. Now if he wasn't cross compiling, use any distro you want!

Sent from a sexy turtle.
[Android General] croniccorey:
Yes you can compile in windows using cygwin or another bash shell for windows but I would not recommend it
[Android General] Beastmode:
Didn't know about the kernel but I believe building the whole rom from source isn't possible

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If helped don't be afraid to hit the thanks button ;) it doesn't bite lol
[Android General] croniccorey:
I am unsure but I personally would just use Ubuntu if your new to it because building in windows requires alot of setup and may cause issues in the stuff you compile
[Android General] Beastmode:
lol yep that's why I recommended Ubuntu as well but someone said using cygwin they can compile from source
[Android General] Archer:
This really should have been moved earlier - my bad. It belongs in General, not Development.

Thread moved.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JDogg1329:
USB copy speed I'm getting is max 3.2mb/s, and goes as low as 1.5, is this normal? I imagine I should be getting a lot better speeds over USB 2.0 and my SD card is a new Sandisk class 6 micro sd card.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steven How:
Use the mirco SD adapter provided with Ur purchase of mirco SD card.. wire is just slow... adapter have direct contact with the hard drive.. so u would get faster transfer rate :D
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Killer1desireZ:
I'm getting 8-9mb/s reading from sd to hard drive, writing from hd to sd is much slower at 2.5 - 3mb/s. This is using the original HTC usb cable.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolvie80:
Mmm try with wifi, there are some usuful app for this ;)

USB is a mystic hardware somethimes have mysterious problem :s

inviato da HTC Desire Z
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EnZl:
I have slow speed with usb too but only with Windows. If i use linux i get extreme speed over 15 Mb/s. I don't know if Windows has any restrictions...
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] registered99:
Yeah I would just try either Bluetooth, a microsd adapter, or Wi-Fi instead.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kbeezie:
Adapter is usually the fastest as the reader can interface almost directly with the hardware. Over USB you have several factors to consider, the speed of the port, as well as the speed of the phone (i.e.: what Mhz is it running at... and is the phone busy with something), and the speed of the internal microSD reader and so forth.

Plugging the card into the reader would be the fastest, however not very useful if you gota turn off your phone just to get the card out.

I've never tried the Wifi app route as for me the USB route has been fast enough, but can take a couple minutes to transfer say my CWM backups from the card to the computer.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wbrigg:
Hi,

I just today put this on my phone,

i flashed the latest CF root using odin first, then used CWM to install RR2.3 through the aroma installer thing, I checked all the options. The previous rom i had was an older version of RR.

I used the extended instructions here, including all the wipes it suggests.

The problems i have are the following:

google apps, gmail, and android keyboard do not work - when opened they crash, and periodically a message pops up saying they have closed unexpectedly.

no signal

I have searched the forums, but not found anything similar - i wouldn't be surprised if it's out there, but there is just SO much, that i don't know how i'd be able to find it!!

Do any of you know how I can solve this problem?

I've since switched to dragon ics, but i really don't like the way it looks as much, and am now going to try out thebyani. I'd really like to have RR though...

Will.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sun90:
try deleting data/cache of the gapps,Gmail and see and also while installing thro' Aroma installer choose default installation and everything will wrk fine:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wbrigg:
Seems to have worked

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omarriachi:
another q

I also have a question regarding resurrection 2.3, i wanna know what to use to send via wifi direct or how to configure it? All i see is a tickmark in the settings. Also i know my face recognition locking used to work earlier today. Now i cant seem to find it. i can see the papatterttern and slide and pin options for locking. But not face locking?!
[Desire HD General] KillaH229:
So after seen a chromed and a normal sanded dhd i sandblasted my dhd :D.

Worked 2 hours todo it ^^

-disassemble

-sandblasting

-sprayed on it with polisch cleaner (a few times)

-assemble with using secondelijm (sekundenkleber, colle instanée)

here are some pics ;)

Album

http://imageshack.us/g/827/dsc05764k.jpg/

thx for the great idea ;)
[Desire HD General] chrisund123:
It's a right shame the plastics stand out so much on these great phone mods.
[Desire HD General] KillaH229:
yeah but hmm is it possible to paint the plastic in another color

and that the colors can't disappear after a while ?
[Desire HD General] Max-E-Moose:
Fabulous idea. Cheers for the pictures.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] txlibre:
Well this is the method I used to unlock my S3 movistar.

requirement:

1 - Have the S3 root

2 - Make a copy of the EFS folder

3 - Hex Editor (I used Notepad + + with the plunging HEX)

4 - Have installed root explorer

We begin:

1 - We copy our EFS folder to your PC and perform a second copy to work with.

2 - Open the file nv_data.bin with Hex editor

3 - We go to the address 00181460 and modify 01 to 00

4 - Save the file

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1135934&stc=1&thumb=1&d=1339936756

5 - copy the file to your S3.

6 - With the Root explorer, activate R / W in the EFS folder and file replace nv_data.bin.

7 - With the root file explorer to give the following permissions:

a. Owner: Read, Write, Execute

b. Changes owner and group: 1001-Radio

8 - Restart the phone.

9 - After restarting check by dialing * # 7465625 # to the continuous network lock ON

10 - Now we copy the file nv.log of your S3 (located in EFS folder)

11 - Open this file and we will eventually see something like this:

Fri June 15 16:39:51 2012: MD5 fail. md5 orignal fd4425f64f7f498230f16cd2234638a '2 '

computed md5' faf1572f4a4dd15f1f9061840cc4b42f '(Rild)

Fri June 15 16:39:51 2012: restored backup NV.

12 - Now we're working copy of our EFS folder

13 - Edit the file nv_data.bin.md5 and see at the dump that matches the first line: 2fd4425f64f7f498230f16cd2234638a

14 - Modify from the dump placing the data in the second line: faf1572f4a4dd15f1f9061840cc4b42f

15 - Save the file.

16 - repeat the 5-6-7-8 but with both files (nv_data.bin and nv_data.bin.md5)

To XXBLG1 add this step:

17 - We copy and rename nv_data.bin and nv_data.bin.md5 to nv_data.bak and nv_data.bak.md5 respectively.

18 - After rebooting check by dialing * # 7465625 # to the continuous network lock OFF

I hope you find it helpful, as always, you are solely responsible, I just indicated to you those steps I've done on my terminal.

This method is based on dagentooboy work http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=761045 so I must thank you for your work and the people he thanked.

LEGAL NOTES (because information should be free for all):

YOU MAY NOT, BY ANY MEANS, USE THIS SOLUTION/CODE OR PART OF IT FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES.

DO NOT USE THIS EXTRACTION METHOD COMMERCIALLY
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Harkunwar:
Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sangosnip69:
Nice work dude, but change the title of the thread ahah :).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] torrente777:
THX Perfect Telenor Hungary.:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] armandsx:
Thanks, works for me !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tids2k:
good pointer -- :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Odia:
I never used the lock bit flip method, so its not by me and I would appreciate it if you would remove my name from the title.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sangosnip69:
Haha you're so honest!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Harkunwar:
Yeah you're honest buddy!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] txlibre:
OK no problem, I put your nickname in the title because I based on your work and respect for your work.

It is removed, I feel the mistake
[Galaxy S III Android Development] faddys123:
can someone make a video for noobs like me ? just don't want anything wrong to happen.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] luminouche:
James Cameron, Steven Spielberg ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Odia:
I understand and appreciate your respect, but lock bit flipping method was not my work ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] faddys123:
What about them?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vinokirk:
Hi, I need to get my phone unlocked quick :)

I have used mskip's TooKit to backup my EFS folder.

It has given me two files: efs.img (20,480 KB) and efs.tar(2 KB)

How do I get the 'nv_data.bin' from 'efs.img'

I am searching the net as well, but for quickness I have asked the question :)

EDIT:

OK, I found nv_data.bin in the /efs folder :)

---------- Post added at 11:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:54 PM ----------

Ok, im stuck at step 11:

11 - Open this file and we will eventually see something like this:

Fri June 15 16:39:51 2012: MD5 fail. md5 orignal fd4425f64f7f498230f16cd2234638a '2 '

computed md5' faf1572f4a4dd15f1f9061840cc4b42f '(Rild)

Fri June 15 16:39:51 2012: restored backup NV.

I cannot find this text in my nv.log file

EDIT:

OK, so for some reason I didnt copy the modified nv_data.bin back to my phone... oops!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vnamee:
Those programs make a bit by bit back up of the entire partition, which includes the EFS folder I believe, which is the way to go. I messed up my vibrant once somehow because that partition got corrupted, which disallows writing to the partition, meaning you can't copy over the /EFS stuff. Before doing this, make sure you have a backup! When you punch in *#06# after doing it, and it should still show your IMEI number and not the generic Samsung number. I think it caused some issues w/ the market as well.

In any case, I knew a sim unlock would be out soon. I think ALL Samsung phones have been unlocked similarly since the galaxy series. I'll make sure to try this once I get my phone this Thursday. Maybe someone will make an APK soon.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vinokirk:
Yep, worked here in the UK with a SG3 locked to Orange :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] faddys123:
There is an app on the market galaxy s unlock by helroz and in the what's new it says galaxy s 3 works but there is only one command block can someone check it out haven't got my GS3 yet
[Galaxy S III Android Development] beautyangel:
Help needed pls.

to All helpers and friends. Huuuuge thanks in advance

Rooted phone. Super Su, Busy Box pro, CWM 3.60, OMEGA ROM.

with ES file explorer or Root explorer.

Follow instructions : yes.

With Root explorer

System EFS Folder : system root (R/W)

nv_data.bin Change owner

owner 1001-radio

Group 1001 - radio or what ever else, IN GROUP i have 0-root, 1000 system

1001 radio....... 1015 sdcard_rw (I Do not HAVE 755) I even dont know where to find (755) and what does it mean.

nv_data.bin change rights to rxw rw- rw- on system and in sd card didnt give me any permission. EVEN ROOTS (R/W).

BACKUP DONE.

I Open (nv-data.bin) directly from system or a copy from sd card with (Hex Editor.apk) on android system

I DONT HAVE (00181460)

I HAVE 00181455 ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff

I HAVE 0014145e ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff

I HAVE 00181467 ff ff 01 00 00 00 00 51 a8

What to do guys. I just feel going in desrt without Water and shoes.

I can pm or upload my original nv_data.bin and nv_data.bin.md5

Android Version 4.0.4

AP : I9300XXALF2

CP : I9300XXLF2

CSC : I9300EURALE1 (is it possible to change this one???)

Kernel 3.0.15-Siyah-s3-v1.0.1

Build number

omega 5.1 - XXALF2

am on SFR france network.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] txlibre:
Your problem is the app you used. In the line 00181467 , you must change the 01 to 00.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] armanderli:
I think that it is safe to do it with a computer...I followed all the Step and everything went well and now enjoying an unlock SGS3..

Just follow the steps as they are now and it shall work...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] smohanv:
Hi

The last line needs to be cnanged.

"I hope you find it helpful,

as always you I am solely responsible

for your terminal, I just indicated to you those steps I've done on my terminal."

This does not make your disclaimer clear. I think you wanted to say "as always, you are solely responsible"

Hope it helps
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ludwiglaisne:
"b. Changes owner and group: 1001-Radio"

Could you be more precise please ?

Regards
[Galaxy S III Android Development] armanderli:
Right click on the file and then go to 'change owner', there you Will see the option to change Owner and Group toi 1001-radio...

And not 'permissions'

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dannybuoy:
According to his tweets, Supercurio is finalising an unlock app for this. Not sure if he is using this method or something else, have asked for more info!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] supercurio:
Yes it's this method, thanks dannybuoy as I was linking here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27526429&postcount=83.

This way the app will link the adequate thread, which itself link the original work, so that's great :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] supercurio:
And if you don't mind I'll just hijack the thread by linking it from the application Google Play page?

As my app is just an implementation of the method it seems more adequate to direct here instead ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] supercurio:
Application now live on Google Play!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.projectvoodoo.simunlock
[Galaxy S III Android Development] beautyangel:
Supercurio awesome job dude

Wonderful work bro. Thanks in advance for all our members and XDA community having super champ DEVS like U for helping Us. keep it up Buddy. Nice guy.;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] txlibre:
Thanks, I have a basic English
[Galaxy S III Android Development] txlibre:
OK, perfect, a great job as everything you do.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MagoNegro:
It Worked!

Succesfully unlocked a Spain movistar S3 with the prog from supercurio. Thanks you all guys!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bxlogic:
all cool happy any chance about HTC one X? :D i am HOX USER! :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jamesd86:
Can the windows script that extracted the unlock code and let you put it in yourself be modified to work with the SGS3?

It's the one from this thread. It's the first attachment on the first post. I used it to do a Vibrant, Captivate and an Infuse no problem. I like to put the actual code in and know that it's permanently unlocked.

Just wondering.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KenpoAP:
OK! Mine says unlock. When cheking through the dialer it says everything is unlock..... BUT when I insert my ATT SIM card it says network lock and a buton to dismiss..... Am I doing something wrong? I use the supercurio APP.....

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] b-george:
If i unlock my s3 with Voodoo Galaxy S III SIM Unlock app from market, will i lost my warranty. I know i have to unroot to get warranty back.

Because even if i unroot, my will still be sim unlocked.