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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] scarlet_sg:
i've had the same problem too and to me i felt that with all the hype with official ICS the con's (brick bug, horrible batter drain, no deep sleep, wakelocks and unfortunately for me - a mysterious overclocking of cpu) far outweigh the pro's...

so after being on official ICS (LP9) for a busy week full of tweaking, fine tuning, hours of reading, searching for fixes on the bugs... i just felt it wasn't worth it and flashed back to GB, wiped data and rooted it

couldn't be happier, my phone now sleeps like a baby when screen is off. battery lasts me at least 48 hrs with moderate to average usage :D:D:D

my suggestion is go back to GB, root it and enjoy the device and the many wonderful custom ROMS with little risk of bricking it... as long as you read (and do your homework) before flashing a custom ROM you'll rarely go wrong..

just my personal opinion though... others may feel differently so at the end of the day its still personal preference
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] majdinj:
I do really appreciate developers in developing safe kernel for ICS..

Of course most of them make what is thought to be bugless kernels but I prefer SpeedMod Kernel...

If you are interested you can follow one of the following methods to get root access and CWM recovery (These methods are only suggestion but you can stick to which one you prefer..:cool:)

Method #1:

Use rooting method provided by dr.ketan "the rooting part only" (click here)

Then install Mobile Odin Pro from the market... Then flash any custom kernel by Mobile Odin Pro (suggestion SpeedMod k3-3 kernel)

By doing these steps, you will have root and CWM recovery in the end

Method #2:

You can just install SpeedMod k3-3 kernel by PC Odin without a need for dr.ketan method and you will end up having root and CWM recovery in the end; but I don't know if this is going to increase binary count in download mode or not... So the safest is to go through the first method mentioned..

Cheers :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Brad387:
ICS has been problematic for the Galaxy Note for me, like many other people too, but I still think it is worthwhile having the latest version of Android especially with talks of 4.1 and 5.0 coming soon. It won't be long before 2.3 becomes old and redundant.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Brad387:
This is going to sound stupid, but I have know idea what you just said really. What's Odin or Binary Counter or any of that stuff?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Brad387:
Any ideas on also how to get my phone to deep sleep?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] praetorius:
if you have to ask what is binary counter and/or odin, you are threading on dangerous grounds. i say STOP! right now and start READING all the STICKY threads in the development section.

your phone being on stock, untouched state i think the chances of you bricking it is very slim, if non-existent.

as for your deep-sleep issues, how did you determine that your phone does not go into deep sleep?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Brad387:
Well, I keep being told I shouldn't be using the stock ICS firmware due to a brick bug, but I don't plan on flashing a new ROM or wiping data for a factory reset so I should be safe - no? As for deep sleep, I know this from CPU Spy.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] majdinj:
You are not joking, right??? :confused:

If you don't know what is Odin or binary counter>>>> PLEASE STOP HERE RIGHT NOW

You have to read more before attempting to root, flash or doing anything to your note :eek:

The forum is filled with tutorials of these stuffs

>>>LEARN TO READ FIRST<<<​
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Kangal:
Here's the steps you need to follow:

0- Back up all your media to your PC (movies, videos, photos, pictures, documents, music, voice recordings, etc etc)

1- Back up all your personal files (contacts, sms, call log, apn)

2- Root Gingerbread ROM (CF-Root, doesn't increase flash counter, no Triangle)

3- Back up all your Apps (Titanium BackUp Free)

4- Back up your EFS system folder (has imei etc, just to be safe)

5- Back up everything NANDROID

Then:

-UnRoot the Gingerbread ROM (don't hide it and risk a buggy update)

-Apply the OTA to Official Samsung ICS (4.0.3)

-Use PC Odin to flash a SAFE (TouchWizz) kernel, choices include:

--Franco (v5), Speedmod

-Reboot

-TriangleAway (reset counter)

Now you have official Samsung TouchWizz ROM, Android 4.0.3, cwm recovery, safe Samsung kernel with root and busybox.

Finalize Official Samsung ICS Update:

-Test if everything works

-Do a NANDROID backup (now you have TouchWizz ICS backed up, if you want S Pen/TWizz Apps)

-Issue updates for any Apps

-Back Up your Apps again with Titanium BackUp (for the ICS Samsung Apps)

-Restore all your media (after you nandroid, so its not too bloated)

And hopefully that will be a "good enough" experience for you, otherwise proceed below.

And if you want a better experience:

--Use CWM to flash the (AOSP) ROM of your choice from recovery (eg ParanoidAndroid)

-Wipe wipe wipe (Dalvik, cache, factory reset)

-Use CWM to flash a SAFE (AOSP) kernel, choices include:

--Thor(v12), XPLODWILD, DAFUQ, or updated CF-kernel

-Fix permissions

-Reboot

Now you have a Pure Google/Stock experience, Android 4.0.4, cwm recovery, custom ROM and custom KERNEL with root and busybox.

Finalize your custom firmware:

-(Optional) From CWM, flash Google Apps (Play Store etc) if they aren't included in the rom (most roms have it pre-installed)

-Download Titanium BackUp from Play Store

-Restore all your apps

-Restore all your personal files (contacts, sms, call log) (apn only if necessary)

-Test if everything works

--Play around with the ROM (features etc) and the KERNEL (test O'C, U'V, Stability and Battery Life)

-Nandroid backup (if you want)

-Restore all your media (after you nandroid, so its not too bloated)

For any of the steps that you don't know how to do it. Search for it here on xda, or Google. I would recommend RootGalaxyNote website and YouTube videos for easy to understand instructions. Most people are happy to help as long as you post in the correct thread for each step.

After completion, if you wanted/went as far as custom aosp kernel and rom, maybe some O'C and U'V, I'd formally say you've graduated Android 101. And that you should be able to do many other things, otherwise have the capacity to learn them :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] mR.fR34ky:
Easy Peasy.. If you are on ICS, flash speedmod k3-3 kernel via PC ODIN, this will give you a) a safe kernel b) a yellow triangle and a custom binary count which can be easily removed with chainire's app called remove yellow triangle.

Cheers
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] itsmix:
Read the information give by Ayush770 on this page

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1670137&page=2

Then READ ALL of these pages then READ them again do not skim READ

dr Ketan http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1424997

Chainfire http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1331784

CW9 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1627854

there is loads of information if you are unsure READ again, make a plan of action & post it for comments (it may take time )

Once your ready & get started! Boy what a rush! first time you squirt something into your phone!!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] SpyderTracks:
+1 very good advice generally plus great closing statement :D

Sent from my Paranoid Android GT-N7000. It doesn't get much better than this!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Frenix27:
Hi all, I'm searching the best kernel to flash it on the latest version of ParanoidAndroid. What kernel do you suggest me?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
With ParanoidAndroid being a modded version of CM9, I'd say stock CM or whatever PA runs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gautam_nexus:
Using Fanco Kernel with Linaro 194 10pc 512

The speed is amazing and also the battery backup.

you can also use AirKernel 1.9 from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1663332

its compatible with PGM2 Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Frenix27:
Thanks very much, I think I'll try Franco kernel with Linaro.

Bye!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Frenix27:
Oh no, I have flashed Linaro and my phone doesn't work! It go in bootloopand can't turn on it! Help me! How can I do??

P.s. Fortunately I can go in recovery and I remember I have an old backup! Problem solved (I think)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Enter your recovery, then either flash another kernel if you have one, or reflash whatever ROM you're using to get back the kernel or reapply your nandroid backup if you have one.

Back cover off

Battery out

Battery in

Press and hold the power button and volume up + down

In the fastboot menu, scroll to "recovery" with the volume keys and then finally press the power button to boot into the recovery.

The matter is most likely that your phone cannot handle the 10% static board overclock as in the kernel gautam_nexus had attached.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Frenix27:
Just a question: when I am in recovery, can transfer some files from pc to nexus??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Currently, no. USB mass storage doesn't exist on the Nexus, and I have yet to see an option to enable MTP through clockworkmod.

EDIT: Wait, you can send stuff through ADB for sure provided you have ADB set up and working.

EDIT2: Say you wanna send file.txt (just an example), then you would do the following:

adb devices (to see if you actually have adb access)

adb push path-to-file.txt /mnt/sdcard/

EDIT3: Check my sig for drivers or how to set up something called knives and forks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Frenix27:
Ah ok, so I can't through recovery but there is another way. Ok thanks. So, coming back to my question, a GOOD kernel I can flash on Paranoid??

Please don't give me a dangerous kernel :mad:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] m.is.for.michael:
I've been running it with the stock CM9 kernel for a few weeks (since before it changed to come with that in 1.4), and it was smooth, responsive, and good battery life. I have just (literally 30 minutes ago) decided to try CM-plus. No troubles so far.... :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
I'd say GLaDOS kernel gets the job done on just abut any ROM.
[HTC Amaze 4G] crazykas:
Hi everyone,im a myTouch 4G owner & thinking of buying good android device.I only like HTC phones.So i did research.After my researching I've found HTC Sensation,HTC Vivid,HTC Amaze 4G are good for my Budget & specifications i was looking for.I've chose Amaze is good enough for me,but i have some questions to solve before buying this.

1.According to my experience (on my Glacier) & reviews about HTC devices,i've found that audio quality on a recorded video is not good.Im asking,is that really bad?

2.Im not really sure about this,but i would like to ask.I've seen many HTC phones have Dust Under Screen issue.My Glacier has that too.So is there this issue on Amaze too?

3.Is there BAD EMMC CHIP & GOOD EMMC CHIP thing on Amaze 4G too?

It will be really helpful if you guys can post some best camera shots ever made with your Amaze.

Thanks.
[HTC Amaze 4G] rubyman94:
Bro you can find all of the answers you are looking for with a little bit of research.
[HTC Amaze 4G] kered424:
1. Audio is only bad if you record loud sounds. Disabling stereo recording improves the quality a bit.

2. I've had mine for 5-6 months, and I put my phone in my dusty/linty pockets. I have no dust under my screen. I also use a screen protector though.

3. Never heard of it.
[HTC Amaze 4G] crazykas:
Thank you very much!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aquaitious:
Hey guys.

I'm wondering if anyone has a skinomi (or any other skin for that matter) on their Nexus and bought the official desk dock for their phone.

If so, does the phone fit nicely with the skin attached into the dock?

I'm looking into purchasing one, but there wouldn't be a use if the phone can't fit into the dock.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
All Transparent mods in one place

No other words will be said, i think the picture is enough, 5 more days till release

June 29th 2012​
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kobellza:
looks really good mate !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kingofjail:
please add transparant statbar,battery NO %, & JKAY that will be AWSOME for perfect FULLY transparant ROM..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TonyK2005:
I'm sure 'placeholder' threads aren't allowed but well done on another (future) rom :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
yes they are allowed, as long as i give you a preview, and not just words, and thanks everyone,

this will be my second rom, the development of SalmanRom will continue

Cheers =)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Sir, look really nice! When rom is out, I'll flash:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenjilolip0p:
nice rom but i like samsung galaxy s3 or stock samsung icon, can u make it :) waiting for download link
[Galaxy S II Android Development] allaboutarif:
wow, exelent preview man....why the icon S3 dissapear man?:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
yes, this rom isnt s3 based, SalmanRom is, this is a strictly transparent rom,

theres still 5 days till release, i still have time to change icons, witch icons will you prefer,

post links, no stock sgs2 or sgs3 icons, i will be waiting for post
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NikePershing:
Hi.

Congrat to your work, Salman is a very good rom.Good Job:good:

btw. the Name Skyrom allready exists Skyrom Thread
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
that rom was gb, and the last it was edited was in septeber 2011
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NikePershing:
Yes okay. just wanted to mention it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
anything i should add before the rom is out
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jutler123:
what is that weather widget? will that be included with the rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thedegg:
That would be transparent accuweather would it not. Looks like mine anyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
yes correct, its samsung sgs2 stock, but transparent
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ars_92:
Hopefully you also include the new TW launcher...honestly I cant see any fault with this ROM, it looks SO DAMN GOOD!!!

using salmanROM with Phenomenal kernel right now and Im loving it. Would like to see this ROM in action!!!

What base will this be? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Sir, maybe it's a surprise....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Arnadel:
Thank you android_isda_****

I love transparent. This rom is perfect !

I'm waiting 29 June..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
thank you all for your support, i never felt a feeling like this till i joined xda, thank you

xda, the feeling is unexplainable, when everyone supports you, you get that feeling

encouragement/happiness, thank you everyone, i hope to make my dent in history,

XDA REMEMBER ME,

for its you who gave meaning to my life
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bl!GhT:
Please add jkay support and camera mod.

The battery indicator would be nice if it were circle.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sanoc69:
this rom will blow me away

awesome man

love that

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dhaddow:
Agree a circular battery icon possibly similar to the one that comes with Dragon ICS would be nice.

Will you be adding any tweaks ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] crachel:
Placeholder threads are not allowed. We will open your thread when a download link is made available.

Closed
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] IzaacJ:
Hello.

I've got a problem with Mouse.GetState()

It works without problems in a pure XNA project, but in a Silverlight/XNA project it does not work.

If I try to get the state of Left button it always returns Released. Tried the exact same code in both projects and it only works in the XNA project.

Here's the code:

ms = Mouse.GetState()
msg = "Left: " + ms.LeftButton.ToString + vbCrLf + _
"Middle: " + ms.MiddleButton.ToString + vbCrLf + _
"Right: " + ms.RightButton.ToString
spriteBatch.DrawString(fntScore, msg, New Vector2(5, 5), Color.White)

I've checked the references in both projects and there are the same XNA references in both.

Is there anyone else that has experienced this, and that has found a solution?

Regards

Izaac
[Motorola Droid Bionic] draexo:
This is a leak for the 6.7.2233 update (Android 4.0.4) for the Bionic.

You must be on stock .905 to use this.

You must flash from STOCK RECOVERY.

Use of Safestrap is NOT recommended.

You may need to FXZ to .902, take the OTA update to .905 and then flash from STOCK RECOVERY.

File link : http://droidrepo.info/the-repository/viewdownload/9-bionic/74-bionic-905-to-404--672233-ics-leak

md5: d4f9bc75285681a8c9b6e637f7dba98e
[Motorola Droid Bionic] twizzles:
I was on 905 i sbf to 902 then ota back to 905, rerooted used voodoo rootkeeper to temp unroot then reroot. Flashed the new leak. Works like a charm and kept root ;) good luck everyone
[Motorola Droid Bionic] twizzles:
Reason i went from 905 to 902 was i was rommed with eclipse on 905 ;)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] runner86:
installed ICS

Installed 6.7.2233 and it was pretty flawless. I flashed back to .902 and did an OTA update to .905. I haven't rooted yet but I hear there is a way to do it.

Couple of things I noticed

On stock launcher, when plugging in webtop it doesn't work. I got ADW and it works fine now.

Bluetooth seems to work better, wifi is WAY faster (I know this by doing speed tests a lot before and after). I can't speak for 4G yet but will report back when I know for sure how it's doing.

CPU is now running at 1200MHz vice 1000 and it doesn't seem that it auto adjusts to lower speeds like previous versions did so we will see how battery life does. Battery life seems fine so far though.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] XMarinE:
Any pics or video? Please post!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] jorge7993:
can someone please tell me how to update to this ? i have already unrooted with voodoo and when i go into recovery to install update it tells me it cant verify signature. i am on 905
[Motorola Droid Bionic] matt1313:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27832332
[Motorola Droid Bionic] MIDkid:
I have been running this for 24 hours. In that past 24 hours, the data connection works worlds better than the cm9 of gummy roms I have tried in the pas 2 weeks. In those pas 2 weeks, whenever I hit a 4g zone, no data at all. Today I drove through different zones and was switching between the 2 without issue! Hopefully this update will help solve problems some of us have been having with a data connection.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] jorge7993:
are we supposed to used rsd to install this ics file?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] danny11542:
How to Flash ICS on bionic

can some one help me flash this leaked version of ics i never mod or flash before so i am newbie to this any step by step help is appreciated

thanks
[Motorola Droid Bionic] xecuter1004:
No have to flash using the stock recovery
[Motorola Droid Bionic] jorge7993:
I have tried several times but it keeps saying it can't verify signature. Do I rename it to update.zip?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] genei.09:
Has anyone found a way to root after applying the update? My attempt at keeping root didn't work.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] elreydotcom:
You can use the razr one click root method by djrbliss.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Misterbenners:
It's surprisingly easy, but I can understand the daunting task if you've never done any playing with the guts

Download the link at the front page to your computer.

Connect your phone to your computer and click on the "Mass Storage" Setting when the USB options come up.

Copy the downloaded .zip file to your external SD card. Don't worry about unzipping it or anything.

Once it's down, turn your phone off, then turn the phone back on while holding both the up and down arrows. This will boot your phone into what's called "Stock Recovery". To navigate Stock, you click down to move through the options, then up to select a choice.

Click down once (iirc) until your highlight Recovery, then click up to select

This will place you in Recovery mode, if there is nothing on your phone but an icon of android and an exclamation point, hold both of the volume buttons again.

From here, you will use the volume buttons to navigate, and the power button to select items.

Go to, Install update from external storage.

Highlight the .zip file you put there earlier

Wait 5-10 minutes.

Enjoy your ice creamy goodness 2-3 weeks before everyone else. Once you start it up it will "optimize the apps" for a bit, this is natural ICS behavior.

Now that you've flashed your own rom in custom mode, you can start looking at rooting and flashing custom roms. Personally I'd hold out until the developers have time to parse out ICS and update their roms. I believe even the current unofficial "ICS" roms are based on Gingerbread kernels that has been heavily modified.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] TheGman125:
Why does it say 905 on the download instead of .233

Sent From NS4G, E4GT, and Mopho all running CM9
[Motorola Droid Bionic] silversonic1:
It indicates where you have to start from, just to prevent problems.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] TheGman125:
So is this the ics leak tho?

Sent From NS4G, E4GT, and Mopho all running CM9
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Saint Isaiah:
Yes, just make sure you're on .905 and not .902 or it will fail to install.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Cklaven:
Got a question. I am on stock .905 rooted. I also have safestrap installed. For whatever reason, I can't get into the safestrap app to remove it, get error messages. I tried uninstalling, reinstalling, no go.

Can I install the leak with safestrap still present or do I need to sbf down to .902, OTA to .905 the install?

Thanks!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] dragon droid:
This might be a dumb question but has anybody that has installed the ics leak check to see if the bootloader unlocked. If you have tried what was the result? Did it unlock or stay locked?(And I know, its wishfully thinking)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Drunkula:
I was curious about that myself - but I don't know how to check!:confused:
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Misterbenners:
.905 had some issues. I know Mine disappeared for a bit. I think i had to reboot from stock recovery to get it fixed, Once i reinstalled Safestrap on my phone it would boot normal.

That being said. There are so many complaints with people trying to flash this leak with any remnants of safestrap i went ahead and did an fxr to stock .902 then ota to .905 before recovery flashing the ics ROM. Worked like a charm.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] dragon droid:
Open up a command promt in adb platform-tools then type adb reboot bootloader. Then once the phone reboots type fastboot oem unlock. That should either unlock it or return a message saying no command or not available or something like that.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] xecuter1004:
Yes its the ics leak
[Motorola Droid Bionic] twizzles:
Did i read that right? If im running the 2233 leak i can flash back to stock 902 and ota back to 905 without bricking?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Mig1234:
Yes

---------- Post added at 09:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:35 PM ----------

One needs to rename file (the ics rom file) to update.zip. You also need to rds to 902, take the 905 update, then boot into recovery by turning off device, holding two volume buttons together while at same time holding power button, choose recovery, then choose the update.zip and it should work.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] fastpakr:
Huh? You do NOT need to rename anything.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Saint Isaiah:
You DO NOT rename the file to "update.zip". The only thing I can think of that would cause a signature verification error is because a system app on your bionic differs from the data the update is checking for, which results in the update failing.

My advice would be to fxz your phone to .902, upgrade to .905 and then flash this update. If you used motofail to root .902 or .905 and want to maintain it, get the OTA rootkeeper from the market to protect your root before upgrading to the ICS leak.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] fastpakr:
Before you do anything else, verify the MD5 sum of the file you downloaded. If it doesn't match, you'll need to download again and verify the new one. Until it matches, you can't proceed.