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[HTC One X] Nit3m4re:
As dodgy as it seems, if he posts it and it bricks loads of peoples devices by random people downloading it then he can cause a lot of issues and sad times for many. Seem's sensible even if it wasn't intended to be that way.
[HTC One X] KLUVJ:
wats weird is you dont even know ur **F^^king** GOOD FRIENDS name Lol, trol

sent from my CHARRED ONE X~ and click THANKS if I helped.
[HTC One X] shadehh:
Well naming the person isnt much safer is it?
[HTC One X] KLUVJ:
why attempt?

sent from my CHARRED ONE X~ and click THANKS if I helped.
[HTC One X] GabrielSousa:
well nexus 7 has 3.1 kernel.

so HOX will have it :p
[HTC One X] orb3000:
Closed

Here at XDA we all work for sharing knowledge, if you happen to make it available for the hole community PM and I´ll re open your thread
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] cgjones:
Don't know if anybody already knows this....

I had a hard bricked GT-N7000. I messed around and had it stuck on Factory.FS following a full wipe, same as many others. I then messed around with the partitions (PIT) file on ODIN and ended up with a completely dead...absolutely nothing....GT-N7000 ....jig did nothing either....totally dead

I took it to a phone repair shop who got it back to life and managed to flash with a JTag. However, he said that the phone would not accept any of the GT-N7000 ROMs - as suspected.

The surprising thing is though, he said he got a full GT-i9220 ROM with PIT file etc. and it flashed no problem.

So I ended up with a fully working GT-i9220

I've since, with the help of the patched PIT file, switched it back to a GT-N7000

I just thought it was interesting how the i9220 would flash on what was a hard-bricked Note.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jgaviota:
This is really interesting.

If it was a true superbrick (I think it was because of the wipe and flash problems) then if you could get more info from the guy that performed the JTag this could be a way out from it.

Please try to get more info of what was his procedure.

Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] SpyderTracks:
Very interesting, just wondering how much space you have remaining on your internal SD card?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] R@J$3K#@R:
Truely intresting

How is it possible to flash any rom on a super bricked mobile

My note once got bricked due to emmc bug..I followed a process shown somewhere in xda and got my note back to life with a loss of 3gb internal memory

I think it may be something like that
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] quarkw:
could u share that link ?

is that process for superbricked devices which is not goes download mod or recovery ?

i heard that there is only way to fix superbrick emmc bug change the mainboard..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] cgjones:
When I first got it back I'm sure there was 10.86 GB available. But since then I've put Paranoid 0.4 on and a load of apps.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] cgjones:
My guess is, that if you have done a full wipe and cannot get a GT-N7000 ROM to flash, that an i9220 will flash with a standard i9220 PIT file, bootloader, etc.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] R@J$3K#@R:
Sorry but that process is only for those who can enter download mode but not recovery

In that case phone is not totally bricked but there will be no other option other than this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1667886

http://www.android.gs/easily-fix-bricked-samsung-galaxy-note-n7000/

Here are the links

Hope u find some useful info there:-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] cgjones:
Mine was 'superbricked' but the JTag managed to get download mode working again.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] cgjones:
I just thought it interesting that the i9220 ROM would flash on it without using a patched PIT file.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ww92lwk:
N7000 dead after repartition a non emulatedcard

Pleazse help//

i using TWRP recovery mode.. and i done a stupid thing.. i repartition a non emulated card with swapon.. now my phone is totally dead.. no recovery and download mode.. odin also cant read the phone..

:crying::crying::crying::crying:

please help..
[Nexus 7 General] sudhirkhanger:
I already have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wifi but Nexus 7 brings a plethora of improvements and their is no hope or patience to another year of wait for possibly never to come official upgrade of 4.1.

In your opinion, why would you prefer a 7 inch tablet over a 10.1 inch tablet and what would you miss on 7 inch screen compared to a 10.1 screen?

My main motivation is to get a lighter tablet for reading. 10.1 inch tablet are too heavy to carry on one hand. I would like to use 7 inch tablet as I use 10.1 inch tablet for writing and wondering if loss of 3 inches of screen size will be direct proportional loss in writing productivity.

Thanks.
[Nexus 7 General] dadoc04:
im having a hard time adjusting to the thought of having a 7 inch tablet.. I have a xoom. Part of me wants the new lighter tab but im afraid ill miss the extra screen real estate.

I think im gonna just go for the nexus 7 and deal with it. I had the same issue going from devices with sd to devices without SD...
[Nexus 7 General] liltyke:
I have the Acer A100 7 incher and love it, and now have the Nexus 7 on preorder. I love the 7 inch tabs. Super portable, can fit in your pocket. I had the Transformer but figured that if I might as well take my netbook or get an ultrabook if I wanted to lug something that size around. With the 7 inch tabs you do end up zooming in more on content but to me that's not a big deal.
[Nexus 7 General] Vrykyl:
Major +1 - thin and light, can go in your pocket etc - same res as 90% of other tablets at 10" size, so you arent loosing on screen space, just physical size...

Also, 7" tab is MUCH better to game on, as its easily held in two hands with coverage for almost all the screen without stretching!
[Nexus 7 General] sudhirkhanger:
The major problem I have faced with a 10.1 tablet is it's too big to hold on with a hand and read. PDFs should look better on 7 inch tablet as most papers are 8 inches wide.

Hopefully, it will not matter when it comes to writing because apps can always adjust to screen size and I will be using a Bluetooth keyboard.
[Nexus 7 General] mtmerrick:
I personally can't justify a 7" tablet. with our almost 5 inch phones, there is just not enough screen real estate to make that much of a difference. 8.9 inch or bigger FTW

-sent from LE WORK BOX
[Nexus 7 General] Jotokun:
I tried the 7" tablet with a Nook Color running CM7 and it was alright. I felt content with it... until I got an HP Touchpad in that firesale. The bigger screen ruined 7" tablets for me. I dont mind zooming, but I do mind scrolling and with a smaller tablet, you have to do a lot more scrolling. It gets in the way of browsing, reading emails or ebooks, writing or editing documents, etc.

As good as the Nexus looks, I'm passing it up for a TF700 solely due to the screen size. But for those who it works for, I hope you enjoy it.
[Nexus 7 General] Jayrod1980:
Well you won't be scrolling because the tablet has the resolution of the current 10inch tablets (new tf infinity and Acer aside)
[Nexus 7 General] rkmj:
I have the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, and have ordered a Nexus 7. I also have the Galaxy Nexus, so I have experience with all of the screen sizes brought up here. To be honest, if you are thinking about purchasing a 7in tablet for extra portability/readability, it's a good move. I use my 10.1 for gaming and videos when lying around the house, in the office, or while on a plane. I use the 7in for when I want to read a book or will be on the move quite a bit but still want to game or read on a larger screen than my phone. Sometimes 4.65inches is not enough and 10.1 is just too much. If you're willing to spend the money, I say go for it.
[Nexus 7 General] Jotokun:
DPI also factors into it. With two displays of the same resolution but different DPIs, the higher DPI will be more detailed but not display as much content as the lower DPI one. In that regard, you are scrolling more. I thought the same as you did when I got my touchpad (1024x600 vs 1024x768, not really enough room to notice extra scrollability on resolution alone).
[Nexus 7 General] nerfman100:
I'd put my opinion, but that's like comparing apples and oranges. Both screen sizes have their pros and cons.
[Nexus 7 General] liltyke:
Don't forget the age of the user and the quality of their vision.
[Nexus 7 General] expertzero1:
i dont have a tablet, i dont need a tablet,

desktop, laptop, phone.

But why not? for 250 bucks, you get 16 gb of storage, nfc, other crap lol , with great specs. Why not?
[Nexus 7 General] netomel:
I am interested información a tab any suggestions?
[Nexus 7 General] brizey:
I have an A200 and KF on my desk right now. When I get up to go read my twitter feed in the family room...I will pick up the KF 100%. One hand vs. two.
[Nexus 7 General] Rakeesh_j:
IMO, 4.5" (my gnex) is too small to read books on, and 9" (my touchpad running CM9) is too big to read while trying to relax. I think 7" is the sweet spot. The stickler is the fact that larger tablets have to be held with two hands most of the time.

Plus the battery life of the Nexus 7 is just godly. 300 hours on standby? Think about that, almost two weeks without a charge. I don't think even jesus could make anything that good.
[Nexus 7 General] _MetalHead_:
I'm really only getting it to game on. 7" is the perfect size for most touchscreen games, and the fact that it will get all the awesome tegra zone games is a major plus. I seriously can't wait to play the tegra 3 optimized version of Shadowgun on this thing. I just hope that someone comes out with a mod to hide that stupid, stupid status bar so I can play my games in true full screen. I really think that the persistent on screen status bar was the single worst decision Google made with android and was the main reason why I returned my galaxy nexus. So glad HTC went with capacitive buttons on the One X.
[Nexus 7 General] sudhirkhanger:
Do you ever use them to write using an external keyboard?
[Nexus 7 General] Rakeesh_j:
Are you talking about the notification bar? Most games I've played hide it. Any app has the capability of doing so while it is running, it just depends on whether or not the developer has chosen to do so.

Also capacitive buttons have been common on pretty much all android phones made within the last two years, I think the last phone I had with physical buttons was the HTC Hero, but I got the HTC Evo shortly afterwards (now two years old) which has capacitive buttons, and it wasn't the first phone to do so.

Unless you're talking about the soft buttons? That was originally a honeycomb feature (pretty old) that got carried over to ICS. I don't own an HTC One X, but I'm pretty sure that it uses fixed buttons rather than soft buttons.
[Nexus 7 General] _MetalHead_:
While the history lesson is apreciated, I am already well aware of all that stuff, I've been with Android for 3 years now. I am only refering to the persistant status bar/ task bar/ navigation bar, whatever you want to call it. It was a horrible idea on Googles part.
[Nexus 7 General] leemarkin:
i need to read a lot of pdfs every day and 7 inch display is just too small to read in portrait. Hope asus would make 10.1 inch tablet similar to nexus 7 and I am more than willing to pay 399 for that.
[Nexus 7 General] Solar.Plexus:
TF300 is what you're looking for.
[Nexus 7 General] e.mote:
>7 inch display is just too small to read in portrait.

It depends on the user's eyesight and the reading material. I found 7" portrait fine for e-books, since you can use text reflow. But text reflow works poorly for PDFs with diagrams & tables.

By manual cropping the sides, I found most PDFs I have can be viewed passably in portrait on a Nook's 1024x600, but not optimally. I'm curious to see if Nexus 7's larger 800 resolution width would improve readability any.

REQUEST (to anyone with a Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire): I'd appreciate a side-by-side PDF viewing comparison for N7 and KF or Nook, with text reflow disabled. TIA.
[Nexus 7 General] :
I love the looks of the Nexus, but agree here. My Note is only 1.7 inches smaller than this new tab.
[Nexus 7 General] thebobp:
Remember that 7 inches is the diagonal length. Widthwise a 7 inch tablet is more 3.7 inches. So you would have to zoom out by slightly more than half.

I couldn't come to any coherent conclusion about reading myself, so I'm just going to buy it and see. Very impulsive, I know.

---------- Post added at 10:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:12 PM ----------

Don't know what you mean either. All the games I know hide all these bars (part of the point of making them soft is so they could do that).
[Nexus 7 General] BrianDigital:
I prefer a seven inch tablet because I want one, is my opinion good enough for a reason
[Nexus 7 General] :
As echoed by many reviewers, I think a 7 inch tab may be the sweet spot. I just sold my Asus Transformer and for me, it was almost to big and heavy. You can't hold it well with one hand, and it sits awkward in the lap. I will miss the larger screen, but I like the form-factor of the Nexus 7 more. I also believe I'll carry the Nexus 7 around with me to more places.
[Nexus 7 General] Clarkster:
Oh boy, I've been completely torn since they announced it.

Money is no object, and I am torn between the Nexus 7, Transformer Infinity and the Galaxy Note 10.1

I really do not know what would work better for me, 7 or 10 inches.

The Note is there only because I want to do pressure-sensitive sketching, but it would suck for updates.

I want to be able to take advantage of the large area o the 10 inch tablets, but really want the portability of the 7.

I'm at a standstill here. Are the 10 inch tablets really that heavy? Would an AOSP install still support the pressure-sensitive pen on the Note 10.1? Do I even really want that when I can have a pad of paper and a charcoal pen?

Gah! Never has a first world problem caused me so many issues.
[Nexus 7 General] e.mote:
>Money is no object, and I am torn between the Nexus 7, Transformer Infinity and the Galaxy Note 10.1

So what's the problem? Buy them all.

Else, buy the 7 along with one of the 10's. That'll be the choice for many. Each size has its own fortes.
[Nexus 7 General] Clarkster:
Guess I am making it hard on myself. I also want to be practical and not clutter my place with tablets. :)
[Nexus 7 General] Psipherious:
Heh, yeah if you really only want one and can't decide, I say go with the Nexus.

Certainly it depends what you intend to be using it for (if watching a lot of movies you'll want a 10 inch probably, but for most other things I would say 7).

The 7 is an extremely convenient and lightweight / portable size, a lot of people who have tried both tend to be generally more happy with the 7's. A lot of people saying 10's are too heavy to hold for long periods of time and awkward to use in portrait mode, so consider those factors.

With the high res screen on the Nexus it will be plenty sufficient for most tasks and everything will look very sharp and sexy.
[Nexus 7 General] e.mote:
>I also want to be practical and not clutter my place with tablets.

That's the problem. Trying to be practical. What does that mean anyway?

Instead, try: Which would be more fun to use?

We know fun better than we know practical.
[Nexus 7 General] dxwilliams40:
I got the asus tf300 a few weeks ago (10 inch) and I have the original SAMSUNG Galaxy tab (7 inch). The 10 inch is my go to device. But the 7 inch is better as a portable device. Meetings, reading on the go, etc. The 10 inch is much better for the multi media experience. Games, movies, etc.
[Nexus 7 General] veliksam:
The 10 inch is overkill when it comes to portability, imo.

Long live the One X
[Nexus 7 General] SenorBlanco:
I had the Dell streak 7 and Acer A500. when it came down to what I used most it was the Streak 7. It was much more comfortable to hold and when watching movies in bed although the screen was big enough the resolution on that tablet sucked. with the high resolution Nexus 7 I think it will be the perfect size and resolution.
[Nexus 7 General] nikzDHD:
7" is more comfortable and a better on the go device but I personally wouldn't buy one. Heck my phone is 4.7" and hardly a big difference on a 7" device. I prefer the 10" on my iPad and Gtab 10.1 although both of them don't offer the better portability of a 7" device but are portable enough for long run journeys.
[Nexus 7 General] XZ32:
This is one of my doubting points for buying the Nexus 7.

Don't get me wrong, I'm all hyped up lol.

It's just, thinking about what I would use a tablet for (email, browsing, gaming, but especially media, movies,...), i guess 7" won't cut it.

Have been using an iPad (v1) for few months now (from work, would never buy that thing lol), the screen size is obviously bigger and more suited for internet & media.

Have also been playing with a TF300, that thing is really nice.

Obviously the price makes me lean over towards the N7 lol. But then again no MHL, low storage options & no micro-SD, limited Play Store services in Europe,... all add up to the doubt.

Basically I have been looking out for an Android tablet for over half a year. (maybe I just doubt too much lol)
[Nexus 7 General] blucmal:
What about text size? Does 1280 res crammed into 7 inch make text really small? Trying to gauge text size on 7 vs 10 long drive to nearest retailer to look at one. Anyone know how I can recreate text size on a 10 inch tablet?
[Nexus 7 General] moby008:
I own the original Motorola Xoom 10.1 Wifi and now this Nexus 7 inch. I have to say that I use them both equally, but I do notice that I don't take the Xoom in my hand anymore because of the weigth. The Nexus is so comfortable in my hand, it's light, a good grip and a perfect screen.
[Nexus 7 General] dtblair24:
I was hesitant about a tablet that doesn't sound much bigger than my near 5 inch phone. But the difference is just enough to make it worth it. I love the how portable it is, and how easy it is to handle compared to my 10 inch tablets. It really is kind of a sweet a spot. I really enjoy reading on it and gaming.
[Nexus 7 General] Rayzakt:
I think a 7" tablet is the better on the go, and at the moment most of the 10.1" tablet have the same resolution as the nexus 7. I would buy a Asus Transformer pad infinity or acer iconia a700 if I would by a 10.1 "
[Nexus 7 General] tkolev:
Text on what? On a webpage the text gets crammed into the smaller physical size. On a native app (e.g. eBook reader) the size is the same because font size is defined in density independent points instead of raw pixels. What you get is less content and more frequent page turning but the text is as readable as in a 10.1 inch tablet. Actually it's even better because with the higher density the text looks prettier.
[Nexus 7 General] Rayzakt:
I use my tab for videos and web browsing. I would love to get a tab with 2560x1600 for maximum content on å web page. I live in Norway and don't get Google books. So I would have a device with high density.
[Nexus 7 General] TECK:
I sold my Tab 10.1 (first gen) and bought a Nexus 7. Much happier, so much easier to cary it and do things with.

Nexus has the same resolution as my old Tab, smaller size with the same screen space.
[Nexus 7 General] ecki2k:
I too have a 10" pad and just had to buy the Nexus ;)

Now I see myself using the nexus all the time since it's so much handier, only use the 10" for watching videos now.

Think I'll sell it since even watching videos on the nexus is really ok, the difference doesn't justify the bulkiness of the 10" and everything else can be done at least as convenient on the 720p 5". Web surfing is totally ok on the device.
[Nexus 7 General] Clarkster:
Go away troll. You'll change your tune when the iPad changes aspect ratio, now even the iPhone 5 has the same aspect ratio as Android devices. :D
[Nexus 7 General] nikzDHD:
The new iPhone screen is tall, doesn't look right one of my colleagues has got it and just looks weird. But still a nice looking device.
[Nexus 7 General] voyager_s:
I've had my OG transformer for about a year now. Still love it to bits. I've never tried the keyboard dock or really been interested in it. I wanted the tablet and tablet form factor only.

Anyway...I've also been curious about a 7 incher. The nexus 7 looks really good. I had the galaxy note also for a while and it was a nice size but not quite a tablet and at the same time a little more than a phone.

I think the 7 inch form seems quite fitting for a tablet. Makes it more portable and at the same time still offers a good screen size.

I might pick up a nexus 7 eventually. Not sure yet. I don't need one but it does look really good and the price is also very affordable.
[Nexus 7 General] Jeanjacq:
7 inch

I would rather go with a 7 inch. Its the right size for thumb typing, its a nice size for gaming because you can reach to different places a lot and it doesn't feel bulky or heavy when you holding it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sgt.EddieWinslow:
My phone does not work for Google Talk Video chats since ICS.

all I see and the person on the other end is a black screen.

attempt to do the same thing from my girlfriends phone with the same person on the other end and it works fine.

anyone else getting this? or know how to fix it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
ICS means nothing unless you say what version, custom/stock.

Anyhow, wipe/reflash should fix.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaledshts:
hi guys, I'm a new owner of samsung galaxy sii 9100g, I tried to root my device but it seems that there was something wrong in my procedure. and my procedure was as below:

1. I downloaded the GT-I9100G_DZKI1_insecure zip file which it was not the same kernal as the origin one the my phone has.

2. I used Odin3 v1.83 to pass the insecure kernal file and it was done ok

3. finally, I used S2Root_1.5.1_Release to root my phone, and also it was ok.

But yet it was not rooted and I couldn't install any custom rom in recovery mode, it wasn't seen at all.

so please please help me to root this phone.

Device Manufacturer: SAMSUNG

Device Model: GT-I9100G

ROM Build: GT-I9100G-user 2.3.4 GINGERBREAD JPKH8 release-keys
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ad_ek:
download any gingerbread 2.3.6 firmware.

choose a custom kernel of your preference. lucifer, streetware, superatmos etc. download and flash with odin.

once rooted, download whichever rom you prefer
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ketani73:
I upgraded my Galaxy S II I9100G to ICS V4.0.3 , then i tried to root using V4 of zergrush toolkit & tried both the methods (conventional & memory crash) & both the times i used the "edited runme.bat" !!! The process goes on till it reads

"ALL DONE!!!

Press any key to continue . . ."

After the device reboot there is no evidence of "superuser" in the app drawer nor is there any evidence in the device info (settings->about phone) !!

In short this method is not working on my ICS upgraded I9100G !! Any help will be highly appreciated !!

Is there a proper rooting solution for ICS upgraded I9100G ?? :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] black007:
See thread how to root stock ics rom...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sahilrana:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1679778

I used advanced method 2 its really easy. Took literally 2 minutes.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaledshts:
i Failed once again

Thank you ad_ek and the others for your reply.

i think I have done something wrong to my device. now I could send kernals with Odin, but my mistake was when I installed this custom rom (cm-9.0.0-RC1-i9100g.zip) without making any backups or even be sure of rooting my phone correctly. now it keeps starts up in recovery mode only and i could install cm-9.0.0-RC1-i9100g.zip and SuperROM_v3.1.zip. this last rom asks to be sure of permission and reboot, but it reboots only in recovery mode. i also was able to root my device with (root.zip) which installs many files like superuser but nothing was change one recover mode.

i tried to download Update Galaxy S2 to Android 2.3.6 XXKL1 Firmware but it was only one big file which i couldn't download because of my internet low speed.

now I'm only keep looking at a dying phone