yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] adz63:
I can download that file via xda and tapatalk application and on pc so it should/does work

REMOVED LINK

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[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] AndroidSlave:
Unfortunately this apk alone doesnt install the app.. There must br another file associated with it... On samsing galaxy note
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] adz63:
This apk I have posted is directly from Samsung apps. So if it does not work (I don't know why it won't Coz it does for me ) then you'll have to direct download it from Samsung apps

Giving it some beans on my blue s3 Powered by CheckROM EvoHD™ V2
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] mikelebz:
got it thanks, but it still won't appear in the app drawer...must be a gsiii only app...unless the build.prop is updated...
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] adz63:
It is a gs3 application only.

Giving it some beans on my blue s3 Powered by CheckROM EvoHD™ V2
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] MikkeNoOne:
I cant see it in my appdrawer and i have an s3.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] adz63:
Download direct from Samsung apps. I'm removing links as no1 seems to be able to install it fully

Giving it some beans on my blue s3 Powered by CheckROM EvoHD™ V2
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] MikkeNoOne:
I tried, but i didnt find it there.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] adz63:
OK go on the actual Samsung apps site

click browse apps

On the left in category box click more services

Then it's on 1st page you see at the bottom

Sign in click get then go on Samsung apps application and it will be in there once you sign in

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[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] pruhster:
For those of you who are in a country which doesn't have this in the samsung apps store, you can create a new account at samsungapps.com in the uk store, sign in to it in kies and download and transfer like that. The app works for me here in Bulgaria.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] AndroidSlave:
I dont understand what your ppoples confusion os... WE CANT DOWNLOAD it from samsung apps because we dont have an sg3. The forum is only 2 pages... Hello?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] mcnaget:
S health.

For those who cant install this app , download market enabler , change the provider to O2 Germany , reboot , then go to samsung apps page on pc chose default region to deutschland in the bottom of the page , sign up with German account , then sign up in samsung app in your galaxy s3 with German account and you can download and install app free.

regards
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] as30a85:
Hello,

I'm always skeptical of folks asking for methods to bypass a locked tablet's lockscreen, so let me state that this post won't be one of those.

My 4-yo. locked my TF201 today by entering the incorrect pattern several times, and when I tried to unlock the tablet by signing in with my Google account, the screen appears to turns off and it is rebooted. It only reboots when I enter the correct password. After searching transformerforums and here, I've concluded that this isn't the intended behaviour. Resetting to factory will be a nuisance but not really a big deal, but I would like to know if this problem has been encountered by anyone else and what I can do to avoid it next time.

The tablet is running Virutous Prime ROM with an unlocked bootloader.

The tablet is using a Google account that was created with an external email address (if this is not familiar, you can read about it by searching for "expand2web create-google-account-without-gmail"). I can log in to my Google account and external email account using a browser.

I didn't set the tablet to use the Google account when I first booted it; I set up the Google account about a week later.

The tablet doesn't synchronise anything with the Google account - contacts, calendar, etc.

The tablet is connected to my wireless network because it's been receiving emails while it is currently locked.

Does anyone have an idea what might be causing the problem? I suspect it's the Google account not being a "GMail" account, but I can't test that hypothesis.
[General Questions and Answers] EB20XY:
Hello,

in the development threads often are kernel tracks for

2.6.35.x and 3.0.8 versions.

Is there a mandatory version for ICS ROMs oder just no real rule ?

What is the main difference in view of Gingerbread and ICS (AOKP / CM9 / etc.) ?

:confused:
[General Questions and Answers] ze7zez:
[ICS][KERNEL 3.x]

Look at the story of Android.

It is good when ICS uses kernel 3.x.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxnice:
Hi folks,

i am new to android development and I successfully compiled 'full-eng' for testing. :victory:

Is it possible to build 'android-4.0.4_r2.1' with the official Samsung opensource 'GT-I9100_ICS_Opensource_Update4.zip' package or do I need (to code) something more?

On github I just found some older "android_device_samsung" repositories and the one for CM9. :(

I did not find any guide in the S2 and Android forums (just one for compiling CM9). :confused:

The samsung readme give only the instructions to add two more libs and overwrite the 'full-eng' folders if wanted.

A guide or some tipps would be awesome, because compiling took 6+ hours on my computer. :crying:

thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxnice:
push

100+ Views and nobody knows? :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheStickMan:
Nope, but grats on compiling what you have! :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ubbabubba:
Sorry but i have no idea, i downloaded the source but i haven't compiled it yet
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxnice:
push

thanks! maybe i will print it out and put it on my wall :laugh:

i am still reading,reading and did i say i am reading a lot? :D :silly:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stormtroopercs:
All you would have to do is copy the proprietary files from latest cm9 rom and use the kernel from cm9. I'll create a tutorial tommorow if I'm up to it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxnice:
would be great, thanks! :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mskip:
*reserved if needed*
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BigRitz:
Im in thank you for this I dont know if I need it just yet since I used the odin root method already but I have to the tookit on the desktop now as a goto.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] billard412:
Second! Nice to see you finished it. will try it out after i unbrick later
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mskip:
Let me know how it goes :)

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kapqh4:
Hey Mark,

Good work. Thanks for doing this for us.

I have the Sprint variant and am trying to root it. I followed the steps in your tool kit. I installed the drivers first.

Then I tried to root using method 3. It ran along okay until I was Odin. I selected the file the toolkit told me to and got the point where it said "Reset" In the upper left hand corner. The phone rebooted but Odin never displayed "Pass" like it should. It just rebooted back into the normal mode.

What am I doing wrong?

Phone Specs:

Model SPH-L710

Android Version 4.0.4

Build: IMM76D.L710VPALF9

Thanks in advance.

--------------------

I just tried it again and got the same results. No "Pass" only "Reset!". Below is the message from Odin

<ID:0/004> Added!!

<ID:0/004> Odin v.3 engine (ID:4)..

<ID:0/004> File analysis..

<ID:0/004> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/004> Initialzation..

<ID:0/004> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/004> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/004> boot.img

<ID:0/004> NAND Write Start!!

<ID:0/004> recovery.img

<ID:0/004> RQT_CLOSE !!

<ID:0/004> RES OK !!

<ID:0/004> Removed!!

---------- Post added at 07:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:41 PM ----------

Well nevermind. I left the phone plugged in when I exited Odin and the Toolbox went through the rest of the sequence and alas... it is now root.

Not sure why it never said "Pass" but it is good to go now.

Thanks again for all you do.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wwjoshdew:
you are awesome!

I have to wait for employees to be able to purchase the SGS3 before I get to use this toolkit! :(

Because I get an upgrade on my Evo 3D line and 200 bucks is way cheaper than 600!

EDIT: mskip... I love you... no homo! ...ok, maybe a little.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr Ian B:
We love the British.

Thanks for this awesome tool.

Ian B
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheJesus:
In case anyone else wants to know, after it resets the first time, wait for it to become recognized in Windows (the dialog box pops up), then if it still says Reset, restart the phone again, and wait again. It worked on both the AT&T and Sprint models I rooted today :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thistleknot:
I tried the above method...

I get a e: verification failed. (bought the phone on the 3rd of July, applied the updates like an idiot).

I read I could get around this by pulling the battery right when it reboots...

doing so got me out of the e3 recovery and into the cwm recovery

Was able to flash the .zip...

yet... it's not rooted.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
The best tool ever, ive been rooting since htc hero, this is the easiest tool ever:thumbup:. Thanks gonna stick with root, factory rom for now.

Message brought to you by my stock GalaxyS3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ardy:
Thanks a million Mark. Worked like a charm on an S3 for Sprint.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] x_SCOS_x_ELITE:
Amazing tool works great. Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mskip:
The CWM root zip in the ToolKit is faulty. Try flashing the attached one from cwm and it should root you.

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jbrianj:
Support Forums

Seems like the Link for the sprint Support Forum just loops back to this post, Anyone have problems after using the build.prop mods to remove the screen animations. My phone won't boot now.

Re-flashing stock now, and hoping it solves the problem, but wanted to check to see if anyone else had this problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thistleknot:
using your 3.0.7

still nogo. I get into the cwm, and flash the zip, but using a root verifier = no root access.

hrmmmm....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mskip:
I will have to look into the build.prop mods as they work fine on the International Edition of the ToolKit but maybe they work differently on Snapdragon models..

If anyone else has had a problem with the build.prop mods then please post as I dont have the Snapdragon version and rely on feedback to fix any bugs.

Flashing a stock Rom back to your phone will fix the problem.

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mskip:
Root verifier isnt the best way to check root access, have you installed a root required app such as SetCPU or adfree and see if it asks for Superuser permission?

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] texasredrider:
When I try to launch the tool kit, the box pops up but then it says it cant find something then shuts the window down so fast I cant really read what it says..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JDM Civic EG8:
Thanks a lot this actually did work so now I'm up and running plus rooted!

Sent From My New SGIII
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wenter:
Softbricked my JellyBean yesterday

I also softbricked my phone yesterday after not reading the whole thread :) I was able to unbrick the phone by uploading stock 4.1 rom. In my restoration attempts I have flashed 4.0 rom, but it had "NO SIM CARD" error and I have decided to flash the 4.1 rom. Waiting for the updated toolkit ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cuban4lf:
will this tool work on verizon g3s ??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BiggieD:
shoot me a pm on what images you need i maybe able to help also. got to get my root back lol :)

D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Just wanted to say Thank You for this awesome Tool. Just made my life very easy :) .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] diaftia:
While I do, very much, appreciate the work that contributers go through this is a pretty important detail. Can we get the original thread modified to have a disclaimer about this not working with devices running JellyBean?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] koop1955:
THIS ^^^^^^

Very much needed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] liemydude:
didn't read through the whole thread and tried to use this to do a nandroid backup before installing custom recovery. I too have softbricked my GS3. Downloading stock rom now.

Need the "does not work on JB disclaimer!"
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mayonesa:
ok, not sure what i did wrong but i followed the steps and everything looked fine... it finished and it said reset on odin but not my phone reboots but i get a blue led and i hear the sprint start up but nothing else

i can get into recovery so i think i can flash a stock file but not sure what to do
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jamin13:
More details and a good read of the thread would help.

I'm gonna guess you tried to root stock JB. If so, you should ODIN a prerooted stock ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mayonesa:
lmao you are correct. i did read but not enough. i have been rooting my phones for a while and this... too funny

i got it to run again. ill guess ill wait for the JB update.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] highcheef13:
Here's a link to the post I made when I did what you did then fixed it and edited the OP to include my fix (note: if you do what I did, you will wipe data but retain root, there's another method a page or so back that doesn't wipe data but loses root):

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=34036733&postcount=173
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] krwshl:
I just killed my phone will JellyBean on it too :( When I try to turn it on I see the LED flashing ... does this mean I can fix it still?

---------- Post added at 03:52 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:21 AM ----------

I got into recovery mode thankfully ... my heart was racing ... downloading the stock ROM now, fingers crossed
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Buddlespit:
I asked PapaSmurf to un-sticky this thread. Everybody is on Jellybean and this is soft/kernel bricking everyones phones. It was a great idea, but without an update, it's causing more harm than good. Until the toolbox is fixed, this should "sink" out of new peoples attention.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mskip:
I will be adding JellyBean support to this toolkit in the next week I need to make sure I have all the carriers/builds covered. If anyone is willing to help me collate this information then please let me know via pm as it will make the update alot quicker. I do not frequent the s3 snapdragon forums and do not know all the latest builds that need adding.

Thanks.

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wwjoshdew:
You are going to make a LOT of people happy. My comments are getting kinda pissed, but it's also my fault for not putting up a disclaimer that says it doesn't work right now with 4.1.1.

Seriously, thanks a whole lot mskip.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] StevetotheH:
Im on Sprint and would use nothing else for a Samsung device than your toolkit, keep up the good work it is appreciated greatly. No one makes it easier. Loved it on the Note 2 as well.

Are you new? I don't mean to XDA, I mean to this world! mskip is TRUSTED!! You should just go ahead and edit your post to get rid of your misinformation. I've never seen a post from mskip that was negative toward anyone so let me step in. I feel like your doing more than implying a virus was purposely added to this tool kit. A simple Google search would have cleared up this misinformation as opposed to posting this nonsense. A lack of knowledge on your part, I assure you that they can "all be wrong"

Root kits, cracks, hacks, key generators, download tools, torrent clients....the list goes on and on. Heuristics is based on deductions or inferences and by their nature are a poor way to "decide" what is good and what is bad. By the time your antivirus truly spots a new virus it is far too late for you and all infected, it's already done the deed. I read through the whole thread and I feel as though this last page or two has gone to the dogs. I apologize if I come off brash it just appears as though you where going through extraordinary measures to infer mskip gave you the clap.

This is a trial and error community, some try it and some have errors. If you are not satisfied you could simply ask mskip for clarification to be added in the OP or to fix the problem. He is more than willing to help anyone and everyone with all their problems as was stated in this thread and every other thread that he started or has been party to that I have been witness to. You wanting this thread to "sink" into obscurity is quite severe seeing as how you never even asked for your issue to be resolved.

I feel as though after proofing my post that this has become a rant yet I can not seem to delete one word as it all seems too true. The man has spent countless hours working on various pieces of software for this community and these last group of post seem to be wandering into the negative, yet mskip is ever the cool cat. Complaining is not the way to get resolution. Ask and ye shall receive.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Buddlespit:
Trial and error is one thing. It works wonderful on all devices that don't have jellybean. It causes a blackscreen on devices with jellybean. There has been multiple posts regarding this. And there have been multiple posts with people helping those with blackscreens saying that this doesn't work on jellybean and should use a different method. There was nothing posted in the OP stating that this will cause a soft/kernel brick if you're on stock jellybean. There are a couple of posts by the OP that this will not work with jellybean due to kernel incompatabilities, but a new person isn't going to read all the way thru when looking for a quick and easy way to root his/her new Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3. OP was told that he really needs to add a disclaimer to his OP concerning lack of compatability.

Meanwhile, the list of blackscreen issues will continue to grow at the beginning of every month, when the new S3 owners get their contract phones and come to XDA for help rooting it.

The OP has done a wonderful thing with his toolbox, but until it either gets updated or a disclaimer is added to the OP, this tool will cause more problems than help.

EDIT: there is now a disclaimer in the OP, so I don't feel that this should sink into obscurity anymore. If someone else claims a blackscreen issue using this tool, woe unto them for not reading.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jjkjustin:
Hi all,

I've been using a leaked Touchwiz JB ROM for the past couple of months, and today, I decided that I wanted to return to unrooted stock and then root using the V2.3 toolkit.

I wiped everything with TWRP and installed the stock ROM with no problem. Then, I ran the toolkit to root the phone. The toolkit said that everything processed correctly, but now, my phone won't boot up and hangs on a black screen after the Samsung Galaxy S3 logo appears. I can hear the bootup jingle at the black screen, and the LED stays lit with a blue light when it is on this screen, but I can't do anything else. What's worse is that I don't have a custom recovery installed. I can get into Odin download mode, however.

Does anyone have any advice? I really hope that this phone isn't permanently bricked. :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dcharleyultra:
Which stock ROM did you flash - JB?

Swyped from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jjkjustin:
Yes, JB.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Buddlespit:
Try this thread. You should still be able to get to recovery and/or download mode:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1774722
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dj_jelly:
help my girlfriends phone wont reboot. it just has the led flashing after the samsung logo
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jamin13:
Read the last 10 posts in this thread. If that doesn't fix it, read the last thirty posts.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Buddlespit:
...and read the Original Post (OP)...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dannieboiz:
For some reason, after I flash a new rom everytime I get an error about no access to buzybox or something like that when I use lucky patcher. I'd have to go back to this and reroot and install buzybox.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xuser:
Thanks that worked!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] harismahesh:
Right now i am on version 4.1.2. How to root now ? Which rooting option I need to select
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dBuster:
You don't use the toolkit that is for sure! Especially with Jelly Bean!

This is what USCellular team came up with to root without this toolkit. Thanks to apristel!!!

http://teamuscellular.com/Forum/topic/3216-how-to-flash-official-jelly-bean-update/#entry45644

apristel, on 13 Dec 2012 - 21:37, said:

To ROOT

need:

odin - http://teamuscellula...&attach_id=1797

RECOVERY - ODIN_CWM6.tar.md5 http://teamuscellula...&attach_id=1793

and

SUPERSU - http://download.chai...retrieve_file=1 older version but whatever go get a newer one if you dont want this one - once it is installed you can just update thru play store

QUICK VERSION

put the .zip (CWM-SuperSU-v0.94.zip on sdcard/phone)

ODIN flash the ODIN_CWM6.tar.md5

reboot into recovery

flash CWM-SuperSU-v0.94.zip

boot

done.

NOOBISH VERSION

Download these files:

odin - http://teamuscellula...&attach_id=1797

CMW Recovery - http://teamuscellula...&attach_id=1793

SuperSU - http://download.chai...retrieve_file=1

Copy the SuperSU download to your phones internal storage or external SD Card (file from step 1.2)

Run ODIN - on your PC!

Start Phone in download mode (vol. down + home + power) once its up hit Vol UP

Plug in to usb cable thats hook to your computer

Select PDA - navigate to the CMW file you downloaded in step 1.2

Click Start

Once Finished if it PASSED phone will reboot,.

You now have CMW Recovery on your S3!

Reboot phone into Recovery

VOL UP + HOME + POWER

or "adb reboot recovery" from command line

In CMW Recovery

Select Install zip from SD card using vol down

Hit power button once

hit power again on choose zip from SD CARD (IF YOU PUT IT ON INTERNAL SD) - OR choose zip from external sdcard

Navigate to the CMW-SuperSU-v0.94.zip

Select YES

Once completed reboot your phone (reboot system now in CMW) or you can pull battery and power it up.

WIN. You are ROOTED!

If you want goto the play store and update SuperSU to the latest version.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mcflyer:
I have looked every page on this thread. I originally installed CWM and Super User, it booted but didn't root. Using the toolkit I tried the root process since it's the only thing I needed and my phone get's stuck in that sprint/samsung jingle with a black screen and blue led on. The program can't find the debugging mode anymore so I can't just install the stock rom. I don't want to just install a 3rd party rom and make the situation worse. Seems if the only thing I can do is use odin to recover but I'm not familiar with it. I can't use any functions in recovery since I cannot mount the SD at all. I even tried the US Cellular method and didn't work. I know everyone is working hard at finding a fix, but if anyone who had the problem and was able to solve it.

I just wanted to describe what I had did to get to my situation which seems to be growing.

---------- Post added at 01:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:52 PM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1774722

This METHOD WORKS Thanks a lot Buddlespit
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dcharleyultra:
Was your ROM JB or ICS?

Swyped from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mcflyer:
JB
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dcharleyultra:
This method has not been updated for JB yet. It's been mentioned quite often in this thread since JB has been released. It's also in the 2nd red paragraph in the OP.

Swyped from my SPH-L710