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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mikebionca06:
Here is a zip with xml of modified apn working
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sheetalc:
I guess this statement applies only when flashing to metro pcs. I am trying to use the s3 on a legacy plan with a 3G donor (but ESN only, NO MEID phone). ESn repaired in a breeze. able to make calls. but tried the steps that alpine man posted (replacing MEID@hcm with ESN@hcm where applicable). No luck. No data. Keep getting Error 67. Also tried updating profile - says no mobile data :(

Spent too many hours now. can some one help me? am using the free version of DFS as alpineman suggested. I know my donor had two profiles. so set both of them up and tried keeping both enabled, still no luck.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] aaricchavez:
I've been trying to flash my US Cellular version to Metro but I can't seem to get the PRL to flash, CDMAWS and DFS both say the PRL is written successfully, but it doesn't seem to go through. I'm just curious, how did you flash the PRL?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sheetalc:
Sorry, I did not flash my PRL at all. Staying on Sprint, so I dont see the need to flash or update the PRL.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] aaricchavez:
Oh, I see. I misread your last post :silly:

Anywho, did anybody else have any issues changing their PRL?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Sofocused504:
When you do the ##data# there's a section that says prl update you cab put the .Prl on your sd card and they like that ..Also anyone know the code to get into ##DEBUG# I tried my Msl but it's a no go
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] aaricchavez:
Just tried that and it's not working :/ Edit: It goes through changing the prl, but still no signal and it still says prl version 1. I've tried multiple prls

Ever since the first time I tried to write the prl with CDMA WS the phone says no service, I can't do *228 or call 911. And whenever I try to pull the prl CDMA WS and DFS say that there is no prl.

Also something I think is related:

Maybe USC does their prl's differently...?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sheetalc:
Another major pain is that once I have made some changes with dfs and have written to it, once I disconnect and reboot (to see if my changes worked) its impossible to have the phone get a port to make any additional changes using dfs. I have to factory reset to start all over again. This is driving me crazy. Please help guys.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] aaricchavez:
You're doing *#22745927 to enable the USB type change and then *#7284# to actually change it, right?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sheetalc:
*#22745927 or *#22745927# do nothing my samsung galaxy s3. and I dont use *37284# (this works though), but just ##DIAG# to make sure it on CDMA modem & "DM + MODEM + ADM" , setting
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Syndromeofadown:
Flashed, but.....

I have flashed my SGS3 to Pageplus, I have the correct PRL, everything is working except incoming calls. My call waiting works fine (I know that's confusing). If I am on the phone, I can receive calls and answer them. If I am in standby it reports that I am using a non working number, a service message from Verizon..... Any thoughts? I can't seem to get this flashed properly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sheetalc:
Actually, am able to connect to that port on CDMA workshop. But when I hit "Read", it fails and says "Phone does not answer"

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mocoyombiflash:
What xml did u used ? Cuz i loaded one and its working in my nexus s 4g but only via gosms ... are u able to send with stock mms apk???

---------- Post added at 09:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:56 PM ----------

MY SOLUTION FOR NEXUS S 4G ICS CYANOGEN 9

I DID ALL THE STEPS U GUYS DID WITH APN BACK RESTORE APP

I HAD AN OLD APN XML FROM AN EVO 4G ITS IT CONTAINED THE MMS PROXY FROM SPRINT SO I CHABGED IT TO NULL SAVE IT LOADED TO THE APNBR APP FOLDER. WAS ABLE TO LOADED IN THE PHONE.

OPENED GOSMSPRO EDIT MMS SETTINGS TO WHAT YOU GUYS POSTED AND I STARTED SENDING COULDNT RECEIVED!

I DID ##3282# OTHER / BROWSER AND TYPED THE FOLLOWING

GATEWAY: 68.28.31.01

PORT: 80

SECURE PORT : 80

THEN I EDITED THE RTSL/HTTP SETTINGS TO ALL ZEROS

0.0.0.0

0

0.0.0.0

0

AND THE PHONE IS RECEIVING AND SENDING MMS! ON ICS CYANOGEN MOD9

:D:thumbup:
[HTC Rezound] antiseen:
So, coming from a Thunderbolt...rooting and getting s-off on a rezound seems like rocket science in comparison. I've read and read for the past four weeks but I'm asking for your guys' help and clarification before I proceed.

Here is what has happened so far: My buddies Rezound is currently HTC dev unlocked with a custom ICS rom on it with S-on. I want to get him s-off so flashing roms and kernels will be a piece of cake without adding a bunch more steps. I figured out how to do it and understand the process myself pretty clearly but trying to explain it to my buddy...yeah, I might as well be trying to teach him another language.

Now, I assume he is on Gingerbread firmware since I haven't flashed the leaked ICS RUU(have to install gingerbread firmware patch on his ICS roms). This already is getting complex to me. On my good old thunderbolt I just had to use revolutionary to get s-off then it was flash whatever I wanted, gingerbread or froyo and flash compatible radios.

Here's what I want to do. I figure I should get him off of gingerbread firmware since the phone will eventually be getting ICS via OTA. To do this, I believe I have to re-lock the phone and then flash the ICS ruu. After that I can proceed to get s-off using the wire trick.

My questions are these: do I have to flash a stock rom before I re-lock the phone and flash the ICS ruu, or can I just leave his current rom on there(rezrom)?

And finally, what ICS version am I supposed to flash in order to get s-off? I see conflicting reports of this will work, any one will work, or only a certain one will work with the s-off method. Could one of you be kind enough to send me a link to download said RUU? I tried downloading one but it would check it in HBOOT and after the 5 minutes it took to check it, it didn't give me the option of running it...just went to the main hboot menu(fastboot, recovery, reboot, etc.). I don't know if it's because I was UNLOCKED (i realize you can't flash ruu while unlocked), or if the file was bad.

Sorry for the long wordy post but I felt like I should be thorough. Thanks in advance.
[HTC Rezound] nosympathy:
Just s-off on GB. You can do it on ICS or GB works the same way. Just if you RUU to ICS you will have to reunlock to soff.

Once s-off he can flash any ruu he wants in any order and keep s-off.

Also on a secondary note, you must have not had a thunderbolt when we first got s-off as getting s-off manually took about 30+ mins of constant cmd line use.

S-off on the rezound is much easier than it sounds. The only part that gives people trouble is the wire trick and mainly because it is all about timing.
[HTC Rezound] PhantasmRezound:
I will say this outright: you can S-off right now using the GB package option on unlimited.io since that is the firmware you have. Answering the rest of this assuming an upgrade to ICS firmware, but that is the simplest path.

Correct. If you're patching the firmware is still Gingerbread. Check in the bootloader for "hboot 2.11" to confirm this. Only way you can update firmware and radios while S-on is to run a RUU.

When a phone gets an OTA update, it is expecting you to be on the latest official release. That currently is the 2.01.605.11 Gingerbread build, the first OTA we had. That means you need to be on the GB firmware, and stock everything else, not on ICS firmware.

That said, last part is correct: You would re-lock, flash an ICS RUU, unlock again, put recovery back on, and either flash a pre rooted stock ROM based on the leaks, or root the stock ROM yourself. Then you are on ICS firmware, ready for S-off.

Leave the ROM. Do a nandroid backup. Re-lock and flash the RUU. You can restore the nandroid afterwards, just be sure to repatch the thing to new ICS firmware if you go that route. Check second listing in the Roll Up Sticky post in the Dev section.

Unlimited.io has files for GB firmware and the first three out of four ICS leaks. Note this last leak, the fourth one, is compatible with the unlimited.io files for the third leak ("5/7 leak"). So little was changed, so you're safe going with that combo if you wish.
[HTC Rezound] antiseen:
You're actually right. I didn't get my TB til June and I spent months reading how to get s-off and finally did it in...august or september, I forget. It was MUCH easier by then.

I was familiar with the original process(only by reading, but felt confident in doing it that way) but by the time I was done learning everything about it, revolutionary method came out and I did it that way.

I know that I can get s-off right now on his gingerbread firmware, my only question is what happens when ICS does get released and all the good ROMS start to come out? I want to get him on an AOSP rom when they come out. I feel like he'll be stuck on gingerbread firmware and when it comes time to flash any of the ICS roms, he'll be clueless. I could figure out how to do it if it required an extra step or two but explaining that to him might be a bit much. I'd rather him be geared for ICS (he has no intention of going back to gingerbread, ever).

Also, I was under the impression that flashing a RUU would make it S-on. So if I ever wanted to upgrade his firmware to ICS we would have to do the wire trick again to achieve s-off once more.

Anyway, Thanks a ton guys for your feedback already. Love this community and you're both a great help. Thanks for the clarification/instructions phantasm.
[HTC Rezound] PhantasmRezound:
Hop through S-off with the GB files from unlimited.io. Keep the stock bootloader for now rather than flashing the JuopunutBear hboot when their program asks you. (Note S-off makes the bootloader "Locked" again, but the JB files are hacked so you can use them *as if* they are Unlocked status... handy and makes it simpler to get the phone ready for warranty exchanges again. But! We want to make sure we get ICS firmware and radios first...then slap on an *ICS* JB bootloader...)

Nope. Once you achieve S-off you keep S-off. The only thing that affects S-off is turning the flag back on manually yourself with some fastboot commands.

So now you will be S-off and with a Locked stock bootloader. Download the RUU from the 6/10 leak here, rename to just PH98IMG.zip and flash it in bootloader:

http://www.androidfilehost.com/main/-Support_Files-/RUU/Vigor/RUU_Vigor_3.14.605.10_PH98IMG.zip

Then grab "[ICS][2.25][JB][5-7]PH98IMG.zip" from SuperChilPil's repository. (Note the 6/10 leak and the 5/7 leak have the same bootloaders just like the first pair of leaks did, so this is fine to use.) Rename to PH98IMG.zip and flash in bootloader:

http://www.androidfilehost.com/main/-Support_Files-/SuperChilPil/

This will make you S-off with a JuopunutBear hacked hboot, running the latest firmware and ROM available. Choose a recovery to flash, preferably TWRP or AmonRa. ClockworkMod has charging issues, there is a fix floating around thanks to NilsP and his own source if you insist. You can then proceed to flash the ICS custom ROM of your choice.

TWRP:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1613576

AmonRa:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1339679

CWM (fixed):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1722989

Edit: User zhp pilot claims this version of CWM is also not functioning properly at this time, see the thread. Proceed with caution on CWM.

And don't forget to make a splash screen now that you are S-off lol, stop blinding yourself with that white HTC screen:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1615811

~~~

Other useful files for S-off if you don't have them on the PC... The latest HTC drivers (extracted from HTC Sync so you don't have to download all of that) and an adb/fastboot mini console:

https://rapidshare.com/files/1796700693/HTCDriver_3.0.0.021.exe

http://rapidlibrary.com/files/adb-fastboot-and-other-tools-zip_ulcmnmxxtci89on.html

Nope, thanks you for asking.
[HTC Rezound] funnyangrykid:
In order to S-off the Rezound, you need to be HTCDEVunlocked, Rooted and on Stock Rom.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] gatekpr:
HELP!

I rooted my Galaxy S3, which worked flawlessly! Unfortunately, I used Titanium Backup to restore data and now I have an issue. It says, "Unfortunately, messaging has stopped." and I can't get to my SMS!

I use GoSMS Pro and I can SEE them, I just can't read/respond. If I click on one of the contacts, it opens a blank window. In Messaging, it just crashes non-stop.

Do you think I just need to reinstall the MMS app?

Thanks!!!!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Babydollll:
Uninstall the titanium backup of the app and reinstall it WITHOUT data or from the market.

Yes, you won't have your saved messages, but you will have a working app.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] BackwardSpark:
Hey buddy, Gate keeper what instructions did you follow to root your phone. Sharing is caring :-)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] afbengochea:
It's available in the development section
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] akkidy:
If you just restored data and not app using Titanium Backup, have you tried going to Application Manager under Settings and find the Messaging app click on "clear data" and "force stop" to restart the app? Maybe the fixes your problem.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] BackwardSpark:
Af, if "Samsung galaxy s3 T-Mobile" had a development section I would be all over it. :-) I here techniques for the 9300 don't work on T999
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Babydollll:
It does have a development section. You need at least 10 posts to access it.....:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] gatekpr:
Fixed it!

Hey everyone!

Thanks for the replies... I ended up using the stock ROM posted recently to reset it. Then, using Titanium Backup to restore ONLY the important stuff--not the [SMS/MMS/****] database that kept crashing things. I went back to my Galaxy S2 and used SMS Backup and Restore instead to push/pull in my 20,000 text messages to the new phone. I lost the MMS, but if they were funny/important, I saved them as pics anyway :-D

I assumed going from ICS on my T989 to ICS on my T999, it would be the same, but no. However, now, I have a great phone with my pertinent data and it's working GREAT!

Also in the development section is how to root it. I used the post from the Sprint Galaxy S3.

Thanks again!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] gatekpr:
I did that, btw. That worked for a LogProvider issue I was having, but would NOT work for any type of SMS issue. Unfortunately, the phone is so new to the US market, there isn't much support. I decided instead to just flash it again and find a different way to get my SMS onto the phone.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] J M L:
I also had the "messaging stopped" error and the only way I could fix it was to reset to factory defaults. I tried clearing data from the messaging app and reinstalling the rooted odin image, but neither of those things fixed the problem. Be careful though, a factory reset will wipe the internal sdcard. It did not wipe my external. The factory reset also cured the problem of Windows not being able to load the MTP driver.

I suspect it had something to do with restoring some system settings with Titanium. I thought I'd only done a few safe ones, but perhaps not. This time I'll be sure and only restore my system wifi settings. If it had been due to debloating, then I would think reinstalling the full image would have fixed the problem.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] cfdreyth:
could someone help me solve the problem of messaging not working

when i try to read a message in messaging, unfortunately messaging has stopped shows up and the app crashes. i have tried clearing cache and delvik cache and rebooting, backing up using cwm recovery and restoring, clearing cache and data and force stopping it, but nothing seems to be working.:(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] TGPMS:
Same problem here. I've also reflashed the ROM after wiping everything and nothing seems to fix this. I tried out "AirDroid" from the market last night, and since then SMS has been down. AirDroid lets you send SMS from your phone using a web interface on your desktop, so I'm assuming that's what broke it. But, from what I know, wiping/reflashing should fix things...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nixeus:
Hello my friend,

I have recently migrate to WP7.5(Tango) and i have some little questions.

My data is always connected, but, i don't have activate the pushmail.

So, why my data are always on ?

Does Windows Phone has an autodisconnect feature ?

If no, is there a way in order to install an application in order to autodisconnect data after X seconds of innactivity.

Thanks a lot for your help,

Nixeus
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boudhayan:
What phone you are using?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Does your cellular provider charge by the minute, or something like that? All the rates for data that I've seen are either by the month or by the megabyte. I don't think I've heard of auto-disconnect as a desired feature since the days of literal modems (the kind that sent sudio tones over the telephone connection instead of using a communication protocol actually intended for data).

The only way I know of to turn off the data connection is manually, in the Settings hub. Be aware that a lot of the features of WP7 use data connectivity in the background, not just email sync. For example, syncing your Facebook (and Twitter and LinkedIn) account, syncing your contacts and calendar from the server, checking the Marketplace for updates to installed apps, and so on. These use very little data, but they connect fairly often.

In theory, I'm sure there's a way to programmatically turn the data connection on or off. It might even be possible to tell when it's not in use, and hasn't been for some time. This is not going to be easy, though, and as far as I know nobody else has figured it out.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nixeus:
Thanks for the answers,

So, i will coding an apps in order to turn OFF the DATA connection during a period.

( the night for me)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nofixio:
Hello all,

Having run ILWT's wonderful CM7 rom for a bit and getting excellent battery life/performance, my curiosity lead to me install an Andromedus Beta a few months ago.

I decided to revert back to the latest ILWT rom and so I flashed SuperWipeG2+Ext4 and then flashed the rom.

However, I've noticed that my screen will still animate it's rotation as it did in ICS and my battery life is now terrible. My only thought is that the Adreno drivers were updated as part of the Andromedus install and now need to be reverted back so I can get my battery life back?

If so, I would appreciate any suggestions as to how!

Thanks.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VaderSKN:
LOL. ROMs doesn't update the drivers, try to search in tweaks > screen/display and look there. The drivers can't be updated, otherwise we should have the camera working on Sense 4.0 ROMs.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magic_android:
I too have to say that this is quite funny hahaha. In CM7.2, they backported the rotation animation and other animations from ICS into Gingerbread. That's why you're seeing that rotation animation. ILWT is based on the latest CM7. You haven't updated adreno drivers or anything like that LOL. Also that superwipe would have made no difference because those animations are integrated into the ROM.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] systemshock869:
Hello all! OG Evo user here, I have been given the task of rooting my boss's phone.

My first obstacle is that I see three different 'android development' sections. Galaxy S II, Galaxy S II original, and I9100S (might have got that wrong, I'm on my phone!). I see no stickies that explain this.. is it carrier specific? She has US Cellular. This leads me to my next question.

Does her carrier matter? I don't need some sort of US Cellular specific file do I? Not flashing any roms, I just want root so we can clean up her system and tether.

Last question, is clockworkmod recovery worth two craps on this phone? Cause on the OG Evo it's worthless. The only ones worth using on my phone are AmonRA and variants of it.

Thanks guys!

-chris
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
First thing you do is look at the sticker on the chassis of the phone under the battery & report the details back here. We don't do/tell you anything until you've done that.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] systemshock869:
Ok cool, what am I looking for? Just post everything it says?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Yes. All of it.

Reason being, I'm not going to be the person who tells you to do X assuming you have SGS2 variant A when in fact you have SGS2 variant B & doing X could brick the phone (I'm using X, A & B as examples; they're not literal).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
Specifically model number. On US Cellular I suspect the model is SCH-R760.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] systemshock869:
Ok I will check it when I get the chance this week. Thanks guys!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nighthawkmckenzie:
If all you're shooting for is root access, try Superoneclick. Always worked for me.

You need to have ADB on the 'puter and the phone in debug mode.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] systemshock869:
Awesome I'm going to check it out! That would be ideal since it's my boss's phone..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
One more thing. If I'm right about the model, then definitely don't flash anything from this forum, as this is the forum for the i9100, which is a different model phone
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sandeep.renjith:
i am using sgs i9000 with gingerbread and darkys rom 10.2. i am an ubuntu user and would really like a widget or lwp just like conky.. i searched the market but couldn't find anything really like conky.. can anyone help me here..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andres_a:
Have not tried any of them myself, but market is full of these. As usual I highly recommend first to read reviews, then use antivirus and so on.

Searching for "system info live wallpaper" gives at least these:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=personal.jhjeong.app.batterylivewallpaper

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...llpaper.live.systeminfo&feature=search_result

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.disflux.android.infopaper&feature=search_result

Believe me or not, but you'll get some apps searching for conky: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=conky&c=apps

And widgets are so many that you'll have to find something that suits your demands yourself: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=system+info+widget&c=apps
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elfaure:
Yes there are a few limpers, but you don't list the *one* that is most like conky. Here it is, but note it is a dysfunctional cpu hog. Keep your eye on it for future improvements. For a background image, copy and rename any jpg you want to use to "/sdcard/background.jpg" (internal memory).

Check out "AndroidSystemInfoLiveWallpaper"

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.masaki.ACL

[Edit] Its is also a **battery hog** too!! Sucked out 36 hrs of battery life in 3 hrs.

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Checking out Conky? for widget now. I think its the next best one I've seen.