yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Optimus 3D] Brunehaud:
I don't think so, but I'm only Junior Member.

My idea was to help in setting up some popular accessories, namely bluetooth devices.
[LG Optimus 3D] Kaleptik:
This would be better posted in the general section, I'd say.

But good post!!

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II w/ DUAL BOOT: AOKP / MIUI
[LG Optimus 3D] speedyranger:
that's wrong: /data/data/btips/TI/BtDeviceDb.ddb

correct is: /data/btips/TI/BtDeviceDb.ddb

yuo have put one more /data :p
[Android Apps and Games] PrajapatiKetan:
Hey friends i need pro pack of stick cricket android game.

please someone help me with it.

How to get pro pack for stick cricket free??? :confused:

anyone have it??? please share with me. :confused:

lot's of thanks in advance :cowboy:
[Android Apps and Games] Avilove.Cullen:
XDA does not allow to post paid apps link !

Real Contributors Dont BeG for Thanks ;)

Cheers :)
[Android Apps and Games] vieose:
Bye bye.

Sent from my Guinness.
[Android Apps and Games] PrajapatiKetan:
Please I need this :confused:
[Android Apps and Games] vieose:
Than buy it. We, Members of XDA dont distrube Warez or similar things. Nobody here will gave you a link or download for the app. Read the Forum Rules, i think i'm right that you don't read them?

Dont beg for payed apps. You wont get them.
[Android Apps and Games] orb3000:
.

What he said, closed
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] vnvsnaresh:
Hi,

I have a question about Pdaimatejam Mango ROM.

Am currently planning to install Pdaimatejam Mango v7.5 ROM. Havent seen reviews about how good it is. If someone can give me a short quick review i will be really thankful.

That said, my question is, Can i use the link below to install Android on SD after installing Pdaimatejam ROM.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=913815

I have read Yuki Back to the future ROM locks SD card and we will have to send Unlock cab and then install android. Also it was said, once we reboot the phone, the sdcard will be locked again.

Does Pdaimatejam ROM have the same problem??

basically i am trying to install WP7 on NAND and Android on SD.

Thanks

Naresh
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Moschino02:
I installed this Rom over a week ago and i must say i am very impressed. Very responsive, no lag/freezes/crash or boot loop yet.. Most importantly battery life is excellant, everything else works fine ie data email internet etc

Yes, you can use that link to dual boot, there is a video on pdaimatejams thread on how to dualboot too .very useful.

No its not the same for pdaimatejams rom ie it does not lock the sd card like yukis when reboot.Anyhow The unlock cab for yuki is very simple to use .
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] vnvsnaresh:
Thanks for the info Moscino02. I read Tango roms arent that great with respect to stability and so thought i should go with Mango build. I will update tango once its released officially:good:
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] mengfei:
up until now i'm still using his Tango 7.5 version which is what I also used in my tutorial below.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] vnvsnaresh:
Thanks mengfei. I heard the battery life of Tango ROM is bad. As i can see from the forum, it's personal preference and the how old/new ur battery is..

The tutorial looks awesome.. I am not able to decide between Tango and Mango roms. Everyone says Mango roms are stable but i havent seen anyone using Mango anymore. Being a first timer, its a bit confusing :)

What would you suggest.. :confused:
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] mengfei:
well usually the latest ones are the better ones, fixing some bugs from the previous versions BUT at the same time creating new ones lol :p

maybe I'll wait for WP7.8 :cowboy:
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] vnvsnaresh:
Ok. latest one it is.. Thanks :D
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Magnumutz:
So, i saw that the RAZR has the same GPU as the original Galaxy S I9000.

My question to you is: how does the phone perform in games?

I was expecting some better specs when i saw the phone.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] kulek:
GTA 3 works really nice. Few frame drops, when cars explode, but that's all.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] supermario3:
Max Payne is PERFECT, iphone-like fluid, no glicht! (on ICS)
[LG Thrill 4G] lazylu:
Where does backup save on SD?
[LG Thrill 4G] Kaleptik:
LG Firmware is usually:

/sdcard/clockworkmod/backup

Or

/sdcard/external_sd/clockworkmod/backup

CyanogenMod is usually:

/sdcard/clockworkmod/backup

Or

/emmc/clockworkmod/backup

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II w/ DUAL BOOT: AOKP / MIUI
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] km3:
have a stock rom wtih arabic can i extract it to custom rom ?:confused:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hsnm:
I'm using a Galaxy Tab 10.1 P7510 and I need to install a custom kernel zImage that I have built from Galaxy's kernel source code. I'm doing this for research purposes, I don't need to do fancy stuff with this. I just need to test my kernel changes. I tried any way I found in the forums to install it, but I couldn't.

I used a custom rom called CLEAN 1.4 and installed it. Then I modified its boot.img to replace the zImage with the one I have. After that I flashed boot.img using PDA in odin. The tab booted with a ! sign at the first screen and then the screen went scrambled but when connected to PC using USB, the PC recognized it. So, I went to recovery and used the CLEAN 1.4 to recover again.

I'm going crazy with this. I just need to install this zImage and that's it. Could anyone on earth help me with this?!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hsnm:
OK. I got it working. Now I can put my zImage in a template kernel zip file and successfully install it in recovery mode. However, I see that the kernel version in Settings -> About device -> Kernel version, does not change. Is that normal? Any thoughts?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] isimobile:
In shell type:

uname -a.

That should provide you with kernel version with a timestamp. Confirm with when you have build the kernel.
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
Following the trends, here's an official thread for all Brazilian owners of the GT-I9300, aka Galaxy S III.

Just start, here's a pointer to download the official Brazilian ROMs using CheckFus downloader.

All ROMs provided by Samsung can be downloaded with CheckFus (http://fus.nanzen.se/), but the list presented by CheckFus doesn't include all of them.

The first thing you need to know are the CSC codes of the 4 operators Samsung works with in Brazil:

ZTA = Claro

ZTM = Tim

ZTV = Oi

ZVV = Vivo

ZTO = (none, unbranded, open)

CheckFus presents only ZTV, ZTM and ZTO, but any of them can be downloaded, following the procedures below, replacing <CSC code> with the 3-letter code above and no spaces before or after.

- Open CheckFus and in the firmware info pane, input the following:

Product code: GT-I9300MBD<CSC code>

PDA: I9300UBALE6

CSC: I9300<CSC code>ALE6

Phone: I9300UBLE6

Then click on "Check Firmware". If all data is corrent, it should look like this (using Claro - ZTA - as an example):

Click on Download and the original firmware should be downloaded to your PC. You can restore it to your phone - for warranty reasons, for example - using Odin3 or MobileOdin.

If the ROM is not found, instead of ALE6, try using ALE7 (as in ZTO) in the CSC.
[Galaxy S III General] Dandarebr:
Nice idea! Let's try to exchange some information about the phone and brazilian ROMs and softwares.

I have one question: Is the Brazilian GT-9300 based on the International Version or in the US version? Does it have the S4 or Equinox ?

I'm worried about using these ROMs with the wrong hardware.

Regards!
[Galaxy S III General] ChuckxD:
Thanks Simonetti,

I tried to do step by step to download the version "ZTO" but could not.

The only way I could get was with everything blank and select the device model.

Then it auto-filled fields with data

Product code: GT-I9300MBDZTO

PDA: I9300UBALE6

CSC: I9300ZTOALE7

Phone: I9300UBLE6

Dandare

Our model GT-I9300 is based on international model that only has access to HSDPA+, the model that comes with the Snapdragon processor S4 is the only one with access to LTE.

I believe this area of ​​the forum is dedicated only to the international model, US-based models have other areas of the forum.
[Galaxy S III General] danielstorti:
Doubt about firmware differences

What is the difference between CSC: I9300ZTOALE7 and CSC: I9300ZTAALE6?

I know the first is unbranded and the second belongs to Claro.

But the final ALE7 means that there are any improvements in the unbranded?
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
Usually (there are a few exceptions to the rule) yes: ALE7 is newer than ALE6.

But what really dictates the freshness of a build is the changelist number. while European versions are in the low 700K changelist, Brazilian ROMS are in the 500K range. The higher, the better.
[Galaxy S III General] danielstorti:
Want to change my ROM to a more recently

Hi,

Where I can find the changelist number?

Can I install an European version in my GT-I9300 from Claro using Odin?

Do I need to root the phone?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] angelomaldito:
Does the Brazilian SGS3 has "S-Voice"? While I'm still happy with my S2 at least until Sammy release the SGS4, my brother just got a S3 from Oi (at first sight, it seems that it's unbranded), and it seems that there's S-Suggest, S-Notes, S-Planning (or whatever Sammy is now calling the calendar app), but no S-Voice... Would he need an European firmware in order to have the most commented novelty on his brand new Samsung flagship phone? It seems that S-Voice doesn't support Portuguese yet, even though Google voice search accuracy in Portuguese has improved dramatically in the last few months.
[Galaxy S III General] Tiu Fiu:
I've read a full review yesterday on the S3 (I don't remember where exactly, but I remember there was a link to it on UOL's technology section) that said that S-Voice was not installed in the brazilian S3 due to the fact that it doesn't support PT-BR yet (but, according to some high-level source on Samsung Brasil, it would be available eventually - I personally doubt it).

The review said, however, that one could actually download it from Samsung Apps - you have to manually search for it on the "Top Apps" area though, as it will not show up on the search area... Your brother could give it a try, but it will only talk to him in one of the supported languages (and by talk to it, I mean very clearly, almost fluently, just like in S2's VoiceTalk app).

Best regards, mate... It's good to see I'm not the only one fully satisfied with my S2 to the point of delaying its replacement (maybe for a future S4, whenever its released).
[Galaxy S III General] angelomaldito:
Cheers mate, that's very helpful indeed. I'll advise him to download "S-Voice" from Samsung Apps and use it in English. I'm very keen to see by myself how better it is compared to VLingo's "Voice Talk" shipped with the S2.
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
That is not true.

My S3 was bought from Claro, in Belo Horizonte, and it did come with all the S-apps, including S-Voice (which is, basically, Vlingo rebranded).

It doesn't matter anyway, because the application sucks. S-Voice is an over-rated bloatware that got uninstalled as soon as I rooted the S3.

One of the best features of the S2 was its ability to sync notes from Exchange, and that was removed in the S3. The S-Memo app (that replaced Notes) does NOT sync with Exchange.

Not many people here use their S2/3 for accessing corporate Exchange accounts, but for those who do, synching notes was a very useful feature that will be missed.
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
Yes, and you should, because all the European ROMs are a lot newer than the crappy Brazilian ROMs. If using Odin, you don't need root. You need root if you will be using MobileODIN.

I am in Belo Horizonte, and my S3 is featuring the German ROM (DBT), that is the newest there is. It works great and - regarding wi-fi networking and stability - it is a lot better than previous versions.

I used the original Brazilian version for 2 days tops. With it my S3 kept disconnecting from my home wi-fi network all the time (WPA2-PSK CCMP TKIP). With the German ROM it stays connected all the time.

I have made a post in the original ROMs teaching people how to download the German ROM using CheckFusDownloader through command line.
[Galaxy S III General] danielstorti:
New ZTO ROM

Hi,

I´ve installed yesterday the Brazil unbranded version PDA: I9300UBALE6 and CSC: I9300ZTOALE7.

Today in the morning I was suprised by a message of new firmware update by FOTA.

When I finalized the update I got:

AP: I9300UBALF3

CP: I9300UBLF2

CSC: I9300ZTOALF1

When I installed the ZTO I lose all the Claro customizations what seems great.

But with this new firmware I´m getting poor 2G/3G reception.

Can I just upgrade my modem to another version? What is the best option for Claro carrier, I live in the Sao Paulo state.

The German ROM that you are using has portuguese as a language to choose?

THank you.
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
Yes, all the ICS ROMs have all languages. Its a lot better than ANY Brazilian ROM.
[Galaxy S III General] estpoc:
I was getting bad reception (a lot of edge) in claro. Trying xxlf2 modem now and it seems better.
[Galaxy S III General] tasty_boy:
someone can upload the original zto kernel??

i would like to test some kernels, and want back to original

if something goes wrong...

thanks!
[Galaxy S III General] andreheitor:
Try the ITV modem (XXLF5)

Download: http://migre.me/9Lvyf

André Heitor
[Galaxy S III General] BrokenPixel:
I've had mine for a week, bought it straight from Samsung in my country, has 1 year warranty and was able to hand pick my phone and the color I wanted. Rooted it the first day and today there is an update (LE6). The only issue I have is that when I ask S-Voice for the weather it gives me the results of somewhere in Russia, lol. but I'm pretty happy with my mobile, even tho it has "the crappy camera" some people are whining.
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
Read my first post in this thread (the very first post). It will teach you how to download ANY official ROM you want.

If you want to download using the CheckFUS downloader command like utility, just follow this this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28177088&postcount=651

but using the values I provided in this thread's 1st post.
[Galaxy S III General] gemignani:
Hey guys after last FOTA could keep root?

I can't install superSU by CVM anymore, and applying the CF-Root also does not work.

This FOTA really killed root...
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
You should never accept OTA upgrades if you're rooted. It will obviously overwrite your system partition, thus making you lose su.

You have to undergo the whol rooting process again.
[Galaxy S III General] gemignani:
I know that.

Like I said, after OTA I got I9300UBALF3 and I can't root by superSU via odin (I tried the CFroot package).

I can't even use CVM to do this job (it gives me wrong signature).

I guess I will have to use a custom kernel for this job, but I would like to keep it stock.

I could make a package to load via odin with superSU inside (my own CFroot), but I don't think it will work anyway
[Galaxy S III General] leonardoquesada:
So it's best to use the German ROM?

Product: GT-I9300MBDVIA

PDA: I9300XXALE8

CSC: I9300VIAALE4

Phone: I9300XXLE8

This version?
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
Do this:

- Install the drivers for the device.

- Install SiyahKernel for S3 version 1.3 using ODIN.

- Install superSU (from market) and let it update it's binary su

- Install MobileOdin (free version)

- download the latest Samsung ROM (such as DBT [Germany] or ITV [Italy]) using CheckFus downloader

- copy the downloaded and unzipped ROM to your phone's external SD card (just the .md5 file)

- using MobileODIN, flash the ROM and select the "EverRoot" feature

- after reboot the ROM will be updated, stock, but with root

- Install TriangleAway to get rid of any annoying triangles and to reset the binary counter
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
this is the old one. The new has is DBT:

Model: GT-I9300

PDA: I9300XXALF6

CSC: I9300DBTALF4

PHONE: I9300XXLF5

PCODE: DBT

CSC: 705505

this is how to get it:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28177088&postcount=651
[Galaxy S III General] leonardoquesada:
How to do this procedure?
[Galaxy S III General] cyroreal:
Where can i download this Siyahkernel from? Thanks!
[Galaxy S III General] leonardoquesada:
I got this ROM and install by Mobile odin, and not formatted ... should do by odin PC?
[Galaxy S III General] gemignani:
1. After installing Siyah v1.3.7beta it does not gave me root, the superSU could not update SU and all other apps just crash. Do you think the older version would be better?

2. Any SS ROM will work for BR version, did you try? Can we load the last UK version (today's OTA)?

3. Flashing a ROM by MobileODIN will format my /mnt/sdcard or any data/config, shall I backup?

Thank you very much! :)
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
Siyah should have given you root, because it comes with it. Instead of superSu, try SuperUser instead (which is Siyah's default su binary and app). I just recommend superSU because I find it a lot better than SuperUser and more supported (since Chainfire is part of XDA). Another reason is that both SuperSU and MobileODIN are made by Chainfire, so there are zero chances of one not working due to incompatibilities with the other.

Any ROM will work, as long as it is for the GT-I9300. I am at this very moment downloading the UK ROM which will be flashed in my S3 in a few minutes.

MobileODIN only formats /data if you tell it to. It doesn't not touch the internal or external sdcards. By default, it WON'T. If you'll use MobileODIN, just select the ROM file and tell it to flash it. Do not check anything else. In the dialogs that follow, let it check the file's MD5 and continue the process. You'll keep root in the process.

In short, MobileODIN is very safe to use and I use it a lot. It is worth the R$ 10 I paid for it, because the benefits are tangible and the paid version has more useful features than the free one.

I've tried lots of ROMs in my S3, but I don't use the eastern ones (India, China, Pakistan, Vietnam, etc). Use only ROMs from Europe and the Americas (although I don't wanna try Argentine ROMs, but I can't put my finger on the reason :laugh::laugh::laugh:)
[Galaxy S III General] andreheitor:
I want only CSC I9300ZTOALF1.

Where can I find it ?
[Galaxy S III General] gboros:
So, what do you think about modem choices??

I`m on omega 7.1 with BLE6 and have a great 3G and wi-fi reception (battery not tested) on TIM in Cascavel-PR, although I haven`t tested any other modem.
[Galaxy S III General] rizdroid:
It's in cache.img. Download stock ZTO (HIDSWVER: I9300UBALF3/I9300ZTOALF1/I9300UBLF2/I9300UBALF3), extract that file (cache.img), create a new tar and flash it using Odin's PDA option.

cheers!
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
Read the firsts post.
[Galaxy S III General] danielstorti:
GT-I9300 - United Kingdom

Hi,

Anyone tried the Official ROM from United Kingdom released recently:

PDA: I9300XXBLFB

CSC: I9300OXABLFB

Version: 4.0.4

Date: 2012-06-28
[Galaxy S III General] andreheitor:
Its a good battery life. Here, using only with calls... 3,5 days.

I'm using UK pda with brazilian CSC Alf1.
[Galaxy S III General] juliano_q:
I am using I9300XXBLFB and it is working perfectly. Full support to pt-BR.
[Galaxy S III General] rizdroid:
Yeap! I've built a hybrid based on it: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28633215&postcount=1097
[Galaxy S III General] diegaum:
Issues

Hi guys.

Let me tell you my experience flashing this fone and trying to mix stock roms. (i am a completly nb, just to clarify).

1. Flashed the uk rom (the 3g icon kept changing from H+ to H to 3g many times).

2. Extract the uk rom, extract the BR ZTO rom, got the cache.img and modem from the br and used a program like winrar (tar gui for mac) to compress it again with the new cache.img and modem.bin. No sucess. Odin hung on the nandw write (something like this, after boot.img, first step). Result: nothing at all.Phone completly broken.

3. Could make another flash. Now flahsed the UK. Used odin to flash only the moden.bin (extracted from brazilian zto). Got a brazilian csc file from "android firmwares dot net" and flashed through odin too. Though it was perfect!!!! It wasn't. I have no audio in phone calls, but i have in viber... can't figure out why.

4. I'll flash the uk again now.. =(

any advices or things you could teach me?

tks in advance.
[Galaxy S III General] juliano_q:
I suggest you to just use the UK rom as it is. Even if the icon change a lot between H+, H and 3G, the connection seems to be fast and stable to me. I am using it and noticed no problems.
[Galaxy S III General] ruterjunior:
i'm using last rom chinese... very stable and fast... I9300XXLG3
[Galaxy S III General] trc13:
Se o post é official brazilian por que ninguém fala português? :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] juliano_q:
I just discovered that it is a problem related com uma config de Fast Dormancy. If you are rooted, you can just use this app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gokhanmoral.fastdormancytoggle.i9300

I used and now it is perfect! :)
[Galaxy S III General] RATOz:
This is a good version.

Details:

PDA: I9300ZSALG3

CSC: I9300OZSALG3

Version: 4.0.4

I'm trying with siyah kernel.

15% of battery in 12hr (with wifi+3g+gps+tracking app+games).
[Galaxy S III General] ruterjunior:
use fix battery standby?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1732722
[Galaxy S III General] RATOz:
No, just the rom.

I will test today again.
[Galaxy S III General] rftsilva:
Actually, this fix wont make your battery last longer.

It only corrects the standby consumption calculation.

This means your battery life will be exact the same. You just feel more confortable when your see your 3G or Screen is draining power instead of Call Stand By.
[Galaxy S III General] rbulbow:
UK Image

I used to have a Motorola Atrix 4G and just bought my SGS3.

As I didn't want to use Vivo's image with all those bloatware and customizations, I've started looking for some info on how to change it.

I installed the UK version that you guys recommended and it's really cool!

Just wanted to thank you for the information on how to do it!

Keep up the good work!

Ron
[Galaxy S III General] Simonetti2011:
There is nothing to be confused about: we are subject to - and must abide by -XDA's rules, and by them all discussions must be carried in English. You agreed to these rules when you signed up.

Besides, we are in an International forum, and what we discuss here may be helpful for people from other countries.

Still confused?
[Galaxy S III General] RATOz:
Good ... with new rom battery are better 12 hours in normal use, 26 hours in standby
[Galaxy S III General] trc13:
I know it, but I tought we could write in both languages. But it's okay. :good:
[Galaxy S III General] eric-filth:
Sure.

I use always lasted ROM modified by me and i think is the best choice.

To use brazilian firmware because is only brazilian with old changelist is crazy.

Enviado do meu GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] danielstorti:
New United Kingdom - BTU

Hi,

I've just installed the new rom from United Kingdom - BTU:

PDA: I9300XXBLG8

CP: I9300XXLG8

CSC: I9300OXABLG8

It is working fine, but I'm missing the configuration to add automatically the long distance operator that I used to have in the Brazil - ZTO rom.

Do you know how can I configure it on this ROM, or I have to flash the CSC from Brazil - ZTO to have this feature back?

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III General] gemignani:
Do you guys have the .APK for "Mensagens Broadcast" parsing?

Operators keep sending me messages like "VIVO 11", and I think that on brazilian rom there is some app that p**** those SMS and update the widget.

I wonder if we could extract that from official rom and use it on other roms (either samsung or custom)