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[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] 7.0+:
hope this will help...

Steps for Rooting the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus

If you already have all the requirements for rooting your Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus 3G P6200, you can now move on to the rooting instructions. Below are the rooting instructions. Remember to follow them carefully. If you are not sure about this, don’t do it or you might brick your device in the process. Also, remember that we do not guarantee that these instructions will work for you. Proceed at your own risk.

Here’s how to root your Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus:

Install the latest version of Samsung Kies. Get it from here.

Download the rooting file to your PC. Get the ZIP file from here:

Connect your tablet to your PC. Copy the ZIP file to your tablet’s external SD card.

Power off your tablet.

Reboot the device into recovery mode by holding the Volume Up button along with the Power button. As soon as you see the Samsung logo on your screen, let go of the Power button but keep the Volume Up button pressed.

Once your tablet has booted in recovery mode, select the option to install update from external storage.

Locate the root.zip file in your external storage. Select the file by pressing the Power button.

The rooting process will begin. When it finishes, reboot your device.

Go to the Android Market and search for the SuperUser app. Install the app and update the SU binary.

Install the BusyBox app from the Android Market.

Your Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus 3G P6200 is now rooted. You can now tweak and further customize your tablet by installing custom ROMs.

Note: I tried to Install the BusyBox app from the Android Market but it seems like it's not doing anything.

*just copied and pasted it and links were not included, sorry...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] justvalencia:
How can i do that? any links for tutorial would be nice :D

yes i already got that. but how my other questions?

where can i get the best rom for my device? and how to unbrick

my device. link for tutorial would be nice :laugh:

THANKS for those who replied :)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] djev:
Rooting device

Does anyone know rooting in safest way without breaking the warranty seaL.?

Sorry for noob question. Im newbie..,
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] theejay0625:
If u root ur device.. the warranty will be void.. BUT once u flash back the old firmware.. then u'll have ur warranty back
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] djev:
Thanks for the info...

I wiLL to root my P6200

Later...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] matthys:
Alternative rooting option ?

I understand how to do above but I use a app called Framaroot one click root one click unroot.

To me this is the easiest way could be even the safest maybe?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] djev:
do you have any Links there

where to and how...?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] matthys:
how to find framaroot on Google play

1 Yes you open google play

2 Search for framaroot

3 Read the description

4 Install

5 Tap the possible root techniques and

6 when successful reboot and your done.

7 Now your rooted and have super user installed
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] theejay0625:
U know what? Just flash aroma rom from the dev. Section.. better than stock jb.. trust me.. and ur tab will be rooted autonatically so that u wont think about rooting.. if rooting is ur problem.. just flash the zip from CWM.. flash CWM from odin using ur pc.. i dont have time to look it up for you.. ur old enough to look it up.. goodluck
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] djev:
good to know that bro...

wiLL it after instaLLing samsung kies...

yah im oLd for this thread...

anyways thanks aLot...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] loolser:
to root gt plus 4.1.2 u have to flash this in cwm: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1apsgv3es7ixoeh/superuser.zip

or instal framaroot n press 1st one then reboot link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ae3k0c1zjbb4910/Framaroot-1.4.1.apk

good luck
[Nexus 7 General] hashibahoohaa:
From the CNET Nexus 7 review (by Josh Miller):

http://reviews.cnet.com/google-nexus-7/

Really? What is Josh smoking? And folks who are expecting expandable storage on Nexus devices need a reality check.

A big "whoosh" to Mr. Josh Miller :)
[Nexus 7 General] got556:
*Flame suit on*

I agree with him.

In fact on the Xoom or Nexus Tablets forum I stated that exact complaint yesterday or the day before.

They could have done something with the top and bottom bezels....or at least trimmed them down a bit.

Now I'm no stranger to tablets and understand we need *SOME* bezel real estate for our thumbs/pads of our fingers to reside w/out touching the screen. Just think the bezel is a bit excessive. Then again....I'm not buying one for the looks. It's really stretching to complain about that issue, but it is a valid one IMHO.
[Nexus 7 General] hashibahoohaa:
It's a beautiful / slick device my friend, have you seen these pictures yet? :)

http://www.anandtech.com/Gallery/Album/2131#10
[Nexus 7 General] darkamikaze:
I think they're "handle bars" that way you can read your device and still hold it
[Nexus 7 General] jonnyg1097:
I am thinking the bottom and top bars are thicker is because of when holding the tab in landscape mode. Since you will need more support to hold the tablet that way they gave you more bevel to hold onto. While holding it in portrait you are able to grab it easier with one hand so its not as necessary to have thicker bezel on the sides.
[Nexus 7 General] antwan*:
Right away when I noticed it I was disappointed with the large bezels. It's a waste of real estate. I'm not saying no bezel, I'm just asking for a thinner bezel that would allow for more display.

The lack of sd card support is also disappointing but there are ways around it. Also the lack of MHL or HDMI is a bummer. It wouldn't have added much to the cost. Heck, they could have been exclusive features for the premium version.
[Nexus 7 General] Roachie:
i didnt really notice the bezel yet but looking at it again its huge! lol could have been a little smaller tbh.
[Nexus 7 General] Sudeaux:
Yeah, the bezels are a bit thick, but the extra space is probably needed for the device's internals. We'll find out once someone does a tear down of the device.
[Nexus 7 General] rushless:
Hey, leave the Nexus 7 alone, they had to have the big bezel so they had room for the micro sd slot!!!!!!! What? There is no slot? Mmmkaaay. Nothing to see here folks, move along.
[Nexus 7 General] Outrager:
I think it's fine (but then again I don't really have much to compare to). I'm not a fan of bezels so thin that you have no good way of holding it without touching the touch screen. I do think it's odd that the top and bottom are bigger than the sides. Maybe someone has a patent on uniform bezels?

Anyway, I think it's all good if they use that extra space to cram as much battery in it as possible.
[Nexus 7 General] BrianDigital:
Well of they shrunk the bezels down, apple could have sued over that. They did patent bezel size and matching. Sizing or whatever bull****
[Nexus 7 General] roltzje:
Cant agree with the OP.

It would have been nice for the top and bottom bezels to be slimmed down, as they are pretty pointless since there are no buttons or anything.

Also, although its not a tradition, its nice if they would add in the expandable storage. Its a really useful feature to have.
[Nexus 7 General] e.mote:
According to Duarte, Android designer, the bezel widths are designed. The side bezel is thin to allow easier thumb navigating while in portrait (default orientation for N7). The top/bottom bezels are thicker, since you need a larger space to grip when in landscape mode.

While valid, this ignores handspan differences. As someone with XS hands that have difficulty grasping both sides of a Nook in portrait, I would've preferred a more grippy border in portrait than the edge-to-edge glass surface. I dare say this is true as well for the majority of women, and of course for kids/teens.

Secondly, the unbalanced top/bottom notification bars are also intentional design aesthetic, to create a "weighted base" effect. While I was unaware of this, after some introspection I agree with the intent. The display seems more "proper" with a "heavy chin." Note that Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet/Color also have this element.

Watch video below at 11:11 mark for discussion of the bezel design.

http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/29/3126587/matias-duarte-on-the-nexus-7-and-jelly-bean

BTW, while Topolsky may be an above-average blogger (which isn't saying much), I find him a poor interviewer. An interview is about the interviewee, not the interviewer. Topo interrupts too often, and talks for too long. There is a need to keep to an agenda for an interview, but he needs to blend into the background and let the interviewee through.
[Nexus 7 General] Hai Karate:
Can't imagine how you'd hold the thing without putting your fingers on the screen if the sides in landscape mode weren't the size they are. Of course, if they were smaller then a bunch of people would be on here complaining about that so there's no way to satisfy everyone.

That is, unless you're Apple and everything you produce is magically perfect. :laugh:
[Nexus 7 General] rmm200:
Bezel size is perfect for me for gaming. Would not want them any smaller.
[Nexus 7 General] raqball:
And had the bezel been made smaller people would complain about that..

Humans = funny... LOL
[Nexus 7 General] haloimplant:
Besides providing space for my palms in landscape mode, they're also the right width for a thumb to hold the bottom of the device in portrait mode. Also they look much bigger in pictures than they do in hand.
[Nexus 7 General] JDYx:
You need reasonably large bezels to be able to fit in a big battery and then put the motherboard around outside, have a look at a tear down on YT they don't waste much space with these things
[Nexus 7 General] cryporchild:
When i saw the first images of the nexus 7 i thought they'd made a mistake with the size of the bezel, but having used it now i can't complain.
[Nexus 7 General] blahblahyoutoo:
Actually I do a lot of reading in portrait and wish the "long" bezels were thicker.
[Nexus 7 General] AZImmortal:
I think that their expectation when holding the tablet in portrait mode is that you'd wrap your fingers around to the other side so a wider bezel on the long sides wouldn't be as necessary.
[Nexus 7 General] BrianDigital:
talking about how a bezel sucks on any android tablet is null and void, apple has patents on bezel sizes
[Nexus 7 General] Octhar:
Google will have made the bezels the size they are for a number of reasons (patent thicket, hardware/PCB size, temp. control, general usability, etc.), It's just a case of you can't please absolutely everyone. Extra credit to Google to Asus though for coming up with a design that is highly lauded in general, especially in a sector where Apple has almost had a monopoly on 'good' design.
[Nexus 7 General] CharliesTheMan:
I dont think it would be possible for them to use the current outside form factor and have the external dimensions be identical but make the bezel smaller and display bigger using the components that are inside.

There's a lot more to the design and engineering than just making the bezels smaller and increasing screen size. If the engineers were to increase the screen real estate, I'm willing to wager that the outside dimensions would have to change in some way, shape, or form.
[Nexus 7 General] Warren_Orange:
The bezel if perfect for viewing in landscape mode.

If they had been as thin as the sides they would have been too thin to hold comfortably for long periods.
[Nexus 7 General] chlehqls:
The current bezel placement is the best compromise between holding it in your hands and best possible screen real estate. I haven't seen successful tablets with crazy things bezels and there is a reason why it does not exist.

Remember, Matias said this was meant to be a consumption device for books, magazines, and everything else. There's no reason to tarnish that experience by making thinner bezels.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Nexus 7 General] Mutnat:
Yep, these points are right-on. It's easy to reach the whole screen witdth with your thumbs in portrait, and easy to support the whole thing standing up with your thumbs at the bottom. It's very comfortable to use in either orientation, and my hands are on the "small" side of average for an adult male. Another nice thing about the asymmetrical bezels is it gives the illusion of the tablet being even wider-aspect in landscape mode. Although the screen is technically 16:10, the feel is 16:9 or even closer to 2:1 due to the "exaggerated" short-size bezels.
[Nexus 7 General] Kitten Mittens:
When I very first saw pictures of the Nexus 7, I thought the bezels were unnecessary and ugly, but after I watched the Matias Duarte interview on The Verge, I started to understand the reasoning behind it. I remember the first time I held a PSP, my brother bought one when it was brand new, and I thought it was really cool, until I tried playing a game on it, and I realized the ergonomics were terrible for a gaming device. It was because the buttons were way too close to the edges of the device and you couldn't rest it on your palms while your thumbs access the face buttons, You probably wouldn't have a problem if you held the device parallel to the ground with the screen facing up since it would be resting on your fingers on the back of the device, but if you held it perpendicular to the ground (vertically) for example when laying down on a couch of a bed, you couldn't rest it on your palms because there was a big empty gap between the corners and your palms, and it made it impossible to hold and play like that. There is a reason accessories like this exist for it...

This is how I see the bezels on the Nexus 7, you don't want the screen to go right up to the edge, then you have to curl your thumbs up to reach anything on the bottom corners or edges of the screen.
[Nexus 7 General] thebobp:
I think this is the main reason for the large top/bottom bezel. It does look a little ugly, but I ended up liking it.
[Nexus 7 General] gbroon:
If this is true its just another reason why patents are just out of control. I can understand proper tech patents for inventivness but the size of a bezel is bloody idiotic.
[Nexus 7 General] mi7chy:
Dumb. In portrait mode you can hold with one hand so less bezel needed. In landscape mode it's too wide hence the need for more bezel to press thumb against for one-handed use.
[Nexus 7 General] 3vo kid:
Honestly the bezels on top and bottom are not excessive. It's perfect considering in portrait mode u can pretty much grip the entire tablet while in landscape mode u need a bit more bezel to hold onto. Not having enough bezel means ur hands will get in the way of the display. My 2 cents anyway
[Nexus 7 General] ThePerson98:
As a guy with big hands, I'd much rather the bezel bit a tad bit large than a bit small. They give me a strong gripping point on the tablet in both landscape and portrait. I can sorta understand where someone might want them to be a bit smaller, but they don't bother me one bit.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diegomtoscano:
Hi I've been tryin to learn how to create the proper CSC tar file for my region(Ecuador-southamerica)for use with mobile odin this is how far I can get so please anyone with spare time willing to help me help others will be appreciated

So this is with what my unlocked international SGS3 I9300 got shipped stock

PDA:I9300UBALE6

CP: I9300UBLE6

CSC : I9300UUBALE6

I found the correct stock firmware for my region Ecuador South America I9300UBALE6_I9300ECOALE4_ECO.zip (about 706 MB) i Download it extracted with winzip and got two files

1.I9300UBALE6_I9300UBLE6_I9300ECOALE4_HOME.tar.md5

2.SS_DL.dll

I then used 7z to extract the files from the .tar.md5 file and got a bunch of .img files and a .bin file

1.boot.img

2.cache.img

3.hidden.img

4.modem.bin

5.recovery.img

6.system.img

so the big question now was how can i create a .tar file for each one of this .img and.bin ..managed to use cygwin to create them ...but my question is...for the CSC.tar file I'm looking to create for mobile odin do I have to use the hidden.img and the cache.img files and make one single .tar.md5 with those two? Please correct me If I'm wrong ..for your info when I use this two for creating the CSC.tar.md5 I come up with a file of 151MB in size .. does that seems right?

The main idea Is to flash any custom Rom and be able to afterwards load the CSC .tar.md5 for my region

Thanx for your replies excuse my bad English :D
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doodio:
Did you figure this out? I was able to download the csc portion of my rom from androidfirmware.net.

Unfortunately, I did not solve me problem. I'm on 3 Ireland. My stock rom can breakdown the network information into two networks:

3 (3g)

3 (2g)

It then selects the best one based on signal.

Unfortunately, all custom roms just see two networks named as:

3

3

It doesn't switch back to 3g ever. It's a shame, I thought flashing the csc and modem from stock rom would fix this but it doesn't. I might have to always run stock firmware. :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheFaixy:
bump also looking for answer
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] powerpoint45:
Hello. I'm sure a lot of you know that I am an app developer. I have a lot of passion for Kindle fire development and I want to help by creating an app that is useful for Kindle fire users...but what. I just don't know what I should make. I need ideas. What do you want to make your experience better on the Kindle? Anyone? Any CRAZY or BOLD ideas are appreciated.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] Jessical:
Help me build the launcher that everyone wants. I have the idea, the Photoshop, but very little coding experience. :good:
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] nathris:
Volume widgets would be nice. Like + - and a slider.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] meturne2:
I vote for Jessica's launcher and make it a paid app! Can't wait
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] pantana:
You can search for "Volume control" by "RubberBigPepper" at Google Play.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] Badgerino:
Theme creator app for CM9?
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] lovejoy777:
how about something to do with tethering or otg, as these things are always funny to set up.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] powerpoint45:
Thats a good idea. I have an idea for this but it wouldnt use the theme chooser app but it would be a create-your own mod type of thing. It would be a long project but i could do it.any other ideas?
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] powerpoint45:
I might could help you on this. Your launcher idea looks great. The thing is that i still haven't done much open GL yet. In fact i couldnt make a simple shape in openGL because it keeps force closing :mad: but once i get better i can hit you up.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] Jessical:
Well, whoever wants to help (including you) may do so. I refuse to make it a paid app though, because that's just wrong considering it's based on Amazon's work. Heh.

I'd gladly give back by helping with whatever apps people are creating since I KNOW Android developers lack in that department for the most part. :silly:
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] powerpoint45:
That would be cool but I have no experience with networking stuff.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] powerpoint45:
Yeah. I wouldn't want to make that a paid app either.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] Hashbang173:
Kindle owners lending library working for cm9

if you find something I posted helpful please thank me
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] powerpoint45:
That's a good idea but it would be hard XD
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] sibux:
I would love to work in this project :)
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] Jessical:
Yeah, I got your two PMs. :highfive: Going to start doing new proofs of conceptthis weekend then since I lost everything. :rolleyes:
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] sibux:
Sorry :P my "sent folder" showed 0 messages so I thought I wasn't able to pm for being new :D
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] tobiascuypers:
How bout a music app like on gedemod's CM9, except with a button to go the the previous song, because apollo only has pause, and next. ive tried other music apps but none even have any buttons!
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] Jessical:
Should be something you can add in the notifications under CM9... I did anyway.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] Leraeniesh:
A scripted app for ICS auto installation would be beast

Sent from R800x
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] veeman:
Flashing roms is the the easy part. lol.

Sent from a thingymajig that sends things.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] tobiascuypers:
Where do you go to change that?
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] kitsunisan:
Not making an app, but how about looking at the Hulu+ app and seeing if it can be tweaked to work? There's an outdated one available, maybe look at that and see what was changed.
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] iesvs:
Well, crap.

I've noticed nobody seems to have an Android app to emulate a second PC monitor, either via Wifi or USB--I don't really care which. I'm no developer, but I'm guessing that would involve some kind of crappy emulated Windows driver to stream the output over WiFi, like a remote desktop app? Anyway, you said you didn't have any experience with the network stuff, so it doesn't matter. I just thought it was a really kickass idea. I'm not the first, am I?
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] meturne2:
Are y'all working on Jessica`s launcher?

Sent from Simple Supercharged Kindle Fire 4.0
[Kindle Fire Themes and Apps] jnagy129:
It would be really cool to have the stock kindle functions on ICS roms..for us Amazon Prime users that dont want to miss out on ICS apps, etc.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28665137#post28665137
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] iamdchosen1:
Hi xda users, I have observed that since rooting my stock ics 4.0.4 my Xperia is overheating a lot! While charging the temperature even goes to 40 degree...

Are you guys also experiencing the same problem? Please reply!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] teogoku:
Kernel? Overclock?

Do you use the stock kernel? Or are you using a costum one (for ex the alliance kernel)?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] iamdchosen1:
I am using stock kernel.. Haven't unlocked the bootloader..

I have observed that the problem has been occurring since rooting.. Earlier it was fine!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] atomico001:
i have the same problem..but since updated at ics... temperature raise when i start data connection...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Red Lap:
Take a look at the processes running in the backround, maybe data counter is out of control but it is quite strange :confused: Does your battery last less than before?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] nitin.dhamu:
Same Here

I have unlocked boot loader and rooted 4.0.4

my neo V also get heated a lot....

any help
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] JirousH:
And what are you doing with the phone, when it is happening? If you are playing some 3D games, then is normal.

Odesláno z mé Xperie Neo & sorry for my english :-D
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] atomico001:
it happen when data connection is up (skype for example)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] JirousH:
Its hard to say what is normal and what is overheating. It could be cause ics too, i have phone realy warm after for example long call or Skype (like you said) or sth like that. But i dont much care of it cause i guess Its normal (i have overclock to 1,4Ghz)

Odesláno z mé Xperie Neo & sorry for my english :-D
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] tinyXperia:
When using data it's insane. Try streaming radio or video using your data bundle. You'll put the device back after 10 minutes because otherwise your hands will burn.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] atomico001:
my max temp (battery temp) = 41°
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] yacloo:
41 nothing I got 48° max on stress test:laugh:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Pandemic:
Nope i dont have that my temp is always between 28 to 37 even with the whole day with the data on, very strange that my bat is not overheated, but thats better that my bat is not gettinh to hot:D

Sent from my Neo V with Supercharged ICS 4.0.4
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] atomico001:
lol..with 41° can't put my ear near it.. at 48° you can cook eggs ehehe