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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Sky`:
thank you rich, I read about all the customizations and I'm really excited to get it going. I already made a backup image and backed up all of my data, once EFS is backed up I'm gonna go for it.

Trying to figure out why EFS pro is not detecting my device even though its plugged in and USB debugging mode is on : /
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Sky`:
Never mind I figured it out, finally it took 2 hours to find out i needed to unmount sd because MTP isnt working on ICS yet.

Proceeding with wipe/ rom flash now :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
Let me know how everything turns out.

I forgot to mention Titanium Backup. So you can backup all your apps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Sky`:
I saw the titanium backup mentioned in the OP and decided not doing it was a chance to clean up the useless apps.

The ROM successfully flashed, originally I stayed on Siyah kernel but wifi was not working, so I flashed fluxxi kernel with xxtweaker. Now wifi works and the only problems I've run into so far are the camera and data usage section (in settings) occasionally freeze and eventually stop responding prompting me to wait or force-close. Its a bit annoying, but other than that its extremely smooth and the customization's are more then I even care to customize its amazing!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
Did you get the Jelly Bean transitions?

Hmm.. It seems to be a kernel problem. You followed the install instructions in the original RR thread?

Just in case here is the steps that I followed to a complete stable ROM.

Reboot into CWM:

* Full data wipe/factory reset. (be sure to use Titanium Backup for your apps)

* Install ROM. If custom install: Only check boxes of what you want to install. DON'T REBOOT DEVICE AFTER INSTALL.

* Wipe Cache and Dalvik.

* Fix permissions.

* Flash Fluxi xx kernel. ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1664688)

*Reboot. (the first boot will take a little bit)

* Enjoy
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Sky`:
The Jellybean transitions are incredibly smooth. My phone is running a lot better on this ROM then any stock kernel I have ever used (I normally stick to stock-rooted). Also I have to say the fast torch option in the lock-screen is great! I wish I could play with the orientation of where the lock mechanism is, maybe I can in the tweaker? I'll look into it.

I followed the RR extended steps, step by step, even the optional ones (not including titanium back-up), I also wiped Dalvik cache each time I flashed a kernel just to be safe. I just tried to recreate the problem and it seems to have gone away O.o, I'll leave it as it is for a few days and see if it reoccurs. I can't wait to see a full JB port of this ROM, I have no doubt it will be just awesome.

On a side-note I'm looking for a nifty boot animation, are you using the default RR one? I took a look at a few custom made ones by some of the users, there's a thread going for custom requests as well, if I can think of one I just may go for that.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Rrryan2:
I have to agree. I really never minded TouchWiz and prefer stock look and feel for stability and commonality with stock devices, something that's desirable if you're in a position where you're supporting stock devices. I liked ROMs like Unnamed and UnOriginal (and ROMs like Watsa's Apex and Pinnacle on Captivate before that) for exactly that reason.

With respect to ICS ROMs though, bad programming by Samsung on its ICS releases has has made TouchWiz so interdependent on various bloatware apps that it becomes essentially unusable when even a litle bloatware is removed. For that reason, even ROMs by devs who would like to focus on stock look and reliability are basically forced to do things use a custom launcher like Apex. There are various versions of the AT&T official ICS, but they're based on an older codebase and arguably quite a bit behind ROMs based on international I9100 ICS, even more so than was usually the case with official releases that kept up with AOSP bugfixes etc. There basically isn't a viable "stock" custom ICS ROM for the I777 right now and there's unlikely to be one any time soon, and it's AT&T/Samsung's fault. And for what it's worth, Apex launcher is quite stable and likable anyway.

Regarding the Kernel... Entropy doesn't have his own ICS kernel out right now, having moved further up the tree working in CM projects and such. I was on Cherrypicker for the longest but recently moved to Siyah, and I'm really liking it. Excellent stability, and the best battery life I've had since GB if not better.

If you flash a package like ShoStock (somewhat inaptly named perhaps at this point, but mostly beyond the dev's control for the reasons above) it will contain a correct kernel. There have been some hiccups here and there, but ShoStock 3.1.1 in particular is entirely suitable as a daily driver in my opinion. And even if you choose the wrong mic-swap kernel later, it's easy to detect and fix - call and leave yourself a voicemail, and if you sound horribly muffled you've picked the wrong one. :)

I've experimented with CM9 and related releases like AOKP, but never found them as stable or easy on battery as the Samsung-derived ROMs. I need a phone, not a hobby. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
Not sure what you mean by the orientation of the lock mechanism, but I attached a screen shot of my lock screen configuration with the horizontal lock screen enabled.

And for the boot animation I do use stock RR for 2 reasons:

1) I don't reboot my phone very often, so I don't get to see the boot animation at all.

2) check the message that appears when you check the "disable boot animation" box under general UI.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Sky`:
I guess I'm a jerk then >.<

I went ahead a purchased the nova launcher prime functionality. Controlling gesture functionality is nice :)

What I mean is where the lock is actually positioned on the lock screen visually.

Also, are their any kernels specifically optimized for RR?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
LOL... I don't really care for boot animation. I'm not looking at my phone when it is loading. :P

I chose the 6 target lock screen, Attached you'll see a picture of the settings for it. From top to bottom the icons will appear in the lockscreen counterclockwise starting at "3 o'clok". You can set the unlock wherever you want... awesome ROM.

I'm more into Apex launcher. I like the double tap function.

Well, the RR developer said that the ROM is optimized for Siyah... but i guess you know that our phone goes all nuts with Siyah. Before the i777, I had a I9100 which i gave to my sister. I update both devices in RR each time and trust me, they have no difference even though running different kernels. ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
What do you mean by our phones? When I ran siyah mine ran it fine
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
Siyah Kernel included in the RR ROM.

You ran the Siyah kernel with the RR ROM port? Did you read the whole thread?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
That's rom dependent, not phone dependent. I've ran it on aokp plenty of times.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] karate104:
Entropy does have an ICS Kernel, he just hasn't worked on it in a while. Here's the link to the thread.

Some ICS roms can run a version of the Touchwiz launcher which has been modified to remove those dependencies you mentioned. Example: Omega's stock version. ShishirROM has historically been mostly stock as well, right now it runs the GS3 Touchwiz launcher and apps. If you really wanted a full stock experience (no debloating or optimizations, etc), you could always just Hellraise a clean copy of the lastest I9100 official release. Though they aren't stock for our I777, the look and feel of a Hellraised stock I9100 ROM and the other stock-like ROMs I just mentioned is pretty much exactly like AT&T's stock ICS. The only glaring difference I can think of is the dialer, which has options for video calling (useless to us); other than that and a couple other minor things, they look the same.

tl;dr - Entropy has an ICS kernel, and stock ICS with TW experiences do exist for our phones, they're just not as common.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
Yup. That is what we where talking about, Siyah kernel compatibility with RR ROM. Had you read the thread, you could have figured it out. ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
You said phone, not rom. There is a quite a large difference between them
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rfb813:
The OP was looking for a Clean ICS Rom. I would suggest he look at [UCLE5] Semi Rom under Android Development. This is the base ATT ICS rom and can be downloaded in debloated form. I have flashed the latest verion of this Rom with the newest siyah and it is functioning very well and with good battery life. I have also found the Shishir Rom and Shostock Rom to be very good and are debloated.

I look for the MHL support, Bluetooth, Tethering, Navigation since that is important to me. All these ROMs meet these needs. I can recommend you look at any of these. I have found that AOKP to be a good ROM but it doesn't have MHL support and therefore is not OK for my needs. I am currently on the [UCLE5] Semi v15c and like it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
Man let me tell you, he was looking for a CLEAN ICS. The ROM you posted is ICS bloated with Touchwiz.

Read some pages back, you will find links to an awesome CLEAN ICS ROM. Trust me, you have to try it. It comes with Jelly Bean animations! (cc: Nick281051).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
Cc? Lol I never said the rom was bad
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] AJ Newkirk:
You should at least try something before making negative comments about it.

For example....you do not have to install the TouchWiz launcher in Semi - you choose TouchWiz or Apex during the installation.

Semi with the debloated install option is definitely not bloated...please check your info before making such comments.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
I really meant it as a friendly suggestion to something I think you may like.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Sky`:
RR is pretty sweet, try it IMO.

Rich do you know of a way to change the color of the lock in the screen? Its default white, but I want to change it to match the color of the clock in the lockscreen.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
You got me there.

I tried without success. Bummer.

Did you managed to move the unlock icon as you wanted?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Sky`:
Yeah I found the section asking for how many targets you want then applying apps to those targets. But I could not find a way to change its positioning :/

BTW v2.6 is out, I've never exactly updated a ROM. Is it the same way you flash it when you first install it? Do I have to wipe all of my data again T.T there has to be a simple way to update the ROM.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
Yeah. RR updates at least every 2 weeks. I usually skip a version unless it has some feature I really want.

And yes. Full wipe is recommended. It's a pain in the but, specially because I can't find a way to backup ROM settings yet. Everything else I do it with titanium batch operations. I backup apps only.

I backup Apex settings and home screen layout as well, so I don't have to do it all over again. Not sure if nova will let you do it.

Edit: The I9100 RR has OTA updates. Wish I knew something about coding and I would hellraise this feature as well.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
Remember comparison threads aren't welcome here. Flash a rom and.try it out. If u don't like it try something else. That's the answer to the OPs question. As well as the great advice posted by everyone else. Happy flashing.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] mwiz123:
Changelog:

v0.1

initial launch

v0.2

Added About and Help Page

Coming soon:

Better look

Better logo

Better UI

more tips

Installation

Email it to your self is the best way to install it
[Galaxy S III General] andrewcw:
Hi, All.

When I google a Galaxy S3 unlock code generator. I found a unlock code generator which can generator a official unlock code for network unlock.

I would like to share the generator in the following link:

As I am newbie, I dont have permission to post external link.

Please google

Samsung Network/Sim Unlock Code Generator/Patcher

I don't know if it is work. As my Galaxy S3 does not have network lock. If you want network unlock, please try.

;)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] walkingagh:
So the little popping noise when I plug my phone into the charger/usb is driving me nuts. Sometimes I have to do it at work or when my wife is sleeping. Is there any way to remove the USB notification sound?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] blue265:
Are you rooted ? If so use root explorer to rename the ogg file.

Its in system/media/audio/ui/ Charger_Connection.ogg

You can rename it and it wont make the sound anymore. I've done it on mine and someone else posted the same question and worked for them
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] walkingagh:
On Verizon. I will have to wait.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] techrider77:
http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/06/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-exploding-microwave/

GS3 that caught fire was apparently nuked in microwave...owner has claimed it was a mistake while trying to dry it out after getting it wet...lol

So let this be a lesson...Samsung now knows what microwave damage looks like for those looking for a way to get a new phone after bricking one... :laugh:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bernz508:
Hello, i was wondering if it is safe to install a build version of ICS to an already flashed samsung gs2 epic touch 4g to boost mobile? Please help
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] caketime:
Pretty sure it's safe because it doesn't affect the modem, but whatever you do, don't flash a different modem, I'm pretty sure that would be bad.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bernz508:
well i was wanting to use this method from a youtube video from a guy called qbking and its a build version "fe07 ICS"

Could you tell me if thats safe or not?

if not or either way is there any ICS roms you would recommend?

Thanks again
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] TheFro74:
I tried flashing a custom kernel on my yp-g1 intl through odin, while it was flashing i stupidly pulled the usb from the computer to stop it flashing and now i am stuck on a screen that says download failed and i cant get off that screen unless i pull the battery.

Can anyone help me please:crying:
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] sgpreece:
I think you must flash PIT file throught odin and then simple flash rom :)
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] TheFro74:
So can you still use odin when the player is on the download failed screen or do you have to recover it or something? All i want t know is how or if the device can be recovered from the download failed screen and if so why does my device get bootloop when i try to install a custom kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Arlicc:
you was trying flash rom with kernel or without kernel?

you can go into download mode with one of the combinations ? (key combination, key and usb combination and key, usb and battery combination) ?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] sgpreece:
I have got same problem and i simply put sgp to pc throught usb and Odin see SGP so i flash PIT file then rom and my sgp run :)
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] xda_rulz:
Can't seem to find a straight answer anywhere. I'm on stock ICS and rooted using ZeroNull's method.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] danifunker:
I just reapplied the ics stock image .014 then did a factory reset.

Sent from my XT894 running ICS
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] xda_rulz:
Damn, wish I didn't have to go through all that just to unroot, but if that's the only way, guess I'll just have to bite the bullet.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
You have to replace the system to get rid of root, since it sits in system resets don't remove it.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mobile24hr:
Hey guys,

Anyone of you feeling the same as me and my s3?

Sort of all the time accidentally touch the power button and yeah as you know, the screen gone. Sometimes touch it a bit longer then expected, then yeah again a power menu come up. What you gonna do just need to escape from them and continue your work.

You can say that it not a big thing and I can say that it's so annoyed.

So back to the question. Any idea to configure the sensitivity of the button?

Like prevent the short press or setup the time out of the hold pressing?

Cheers, :D
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
Do it at your risk!

Hi,everybody.

I had successfully ported CWM recovery&Bootmenu 2ndinit for spice,which allows us to use custom rom.:)

Now,you have two ways to use CWM recovery.One is entering CWM recovery through bootmenu,the another way is entering CWM recovery through stock recovery(Fake flash update zip).

Method 1:Through bootmenu

First of all,you need to root your spice.And then install bootmenu.

Download the bootmenu.tar file(attached).And push it into /sdcard/

Turn on usb debugging on your phone. And use the following commands in adb:

C:/> adb shell
$ su
# mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock1 /system
# mkdir /system/bootmenu
# cd /system/bootmenu
# busybox tar -xf /sdcard/bootmenu.tar
# rm /system/bin/charge_only_mode
# busybox ln -s /system/bootmenu/binary/bootmenu /system/bin/charge_only_mode
# sync
# mount -o remount,ro /dev/block/mtdblock1 /system
# exit

The bootmenu will be installed.

Restart your device once.

Using Boot Menu:

Turn your phone off.

Press the Power Button.

After 1-10 seconds, the red led on your phone will light up for just 3 seconds (Still while the Motorola logo is being displayed).

Exactly when the led lights up, press the volume down button.

You will see the BootMenu, use the Volume Button to navigate up and down, and the power button to select an item.

Then you can select enter CWM recovery.(Someone say CWM's backup&restore cannot work,you can use method 2 for it)

Method 2:Through stock recovery(Fake flash zip)

I found that we can use CWM recovery with stock recovery leak(Fake flash update zip,like OpenRecovery),but this leak is only existed in SESGC_U3_10.10.0_RT firmware.

I have dumped this recovery(Attached file:recovery.img).And flash it by fastboot.It works well with SESLA_U3_01.72.0 firmware.

And then to flash a fake update.zip(Attached file:update.zip) from the root of your sdcard,you will enter CWM recovery!

By the way,if you want to port CM7 for spice,you need to use 2ndinit for your froyo/gingerbread,because it has locked bootloader.

I have compiled CM7 for it,and it can boot up but stuck in white screen after CM bootanimation.If you want to continue my work,you can checkout my github.

Thanks to:

CyanogenMod

koush

...

sorry for my poor English.:)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] gonza.a:
With the first method i can't make a nandroid backup, i'll try it with the second!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Regisboliver:
Nand backup question

Hello!

Mr GentryLamp, congratulations done, I do not see many people who understand Android programming interested in XT300, you're the man!

I performed all the procedures above, installed bootmenu (but renamed the "charge_only_mode" as "charge_only_mode.bin" the backup purposes), I installed the old recovery with flash_image (command "flash_image recovery path_of_recovery _.img") and put the update.zip on the root of SD.

I can not perform with nand backup recovery from bootmenu (advance notice, and obviously non-functional), and the second way does not work (the leakage update.zip).

When trying to nand backup the nand, the device is the screen backuping ("SD memory free... Backup system...") For about an hour, and then the screen goes white, and end.

You know how I could accomplish this nand backup? You got on your device? Do you know any script that I can use for it?

If you need more information, or something that I test on my device, I place myself at your disposal.

Sorry my english too, Google Translate help much Brazilians.

Hug.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
I haven't confirmed whether NAND backup will work in bootmenu,but it works well in fake update.zip way.

If your firmware version is SESLA_U3_01.72.0,you need to boot the phone into fastboot mode(bule screen,pressing Vol-up&Vol-down while the phone boots up),and using fastboot to flash recovery.img.

BTW:Some firmware(such as SESGC_U3_10.10.0_RT) do not allow fastboot.You can see some warnings in fastboot bule screen.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Regisboliver:
More questions...sorry

Thanks for reply man o/

My firmware is SESLA_U3_01.72.0, nand backup really not work on first method, and in the second method, also not .

I followed a guide like this: [ht tp:// forum . xda-developers . com/showthread.php?t=918275]. I believe the command is flash_image the same effectiveness as the fastboot, because I could run the CWM_recovery from the update.zip (you said that this gap is only SESGC_U3_10.10.0_RT recovery firmware, and I do not use - no clue of what it is, just know mine, and Chinese MONSTER).

But I saw now that you've lost your XT300 and therefore believe that there is no possibility to test or you do something for it. But anyway, I am grateful and even my disposal device testing, if desired.

Taking advantage ... would be able to put an 'if' that is, the low volume was not pressed, he continued with the 'charge_only_mode', so that the battery could be charged with the device off? I would also like to know if you know if it is possible to make a nand backup from a script, with the connected device, and if you have some kind of script ...

Excuse me for asking so many questions to you is that I know someone who knows and is as interested as you.

Thank you!

Hug.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] acg11:
i had the same problem with NAND backup using method 2
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
The phone will not enter charge only mode when you install bootmenu.

In method 2,NAND Backup&Restore works well when I use spice,I'm sorry that it doesn't work with some phone.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Regisboliver:
I understand that only with bootmenu the device not charge without boot but, my question was would like to know if one can apply this procedure to boot: power button pressed > magenta led light and Motorola logo > {(before bootanimation and bootinstructions) volume down button pressed while red led light? "yes? -> bootmenu" | "no? -> execute the real charge_only_mode binary", execute charge_only_mode.bkp for example, in my case, since renamed the original charge_only_mode for subsequent restoration of boot } > boot. Understand my question? :s

But if there is, I made two scripts, one for installation and uninstallation of another bootmenu (if someone wants I can post), but if you do not give to run the above algorithm, I use the update.zip CWM_recovery the same, so I can recharge my device is switched off, while I find I try to do a custom for 2ndinit.

Mr GentryLamp, you said above, in the opening thread, it has ported a CM7 for XT300 and it crashed after the Motorola logo. I some time ago, I replaced the file libGLES_android.so (in the folder / system / lib / egl), trying to enable the GPU, I fear there is not even in the chipset of XT300 and while on the Motorola logo, the screen was white, blinking. You keep intact the lib folder? Forgive me if I did wrong or very noob question, because I have no expertise in ROM switches, ports, CM, etc...

Regarding the nand backup, searched about it here, to see if I can find at least one script for it, because then I can become more peaceful to test changes more dangerous, not bothering with RDS, SBF ...

Thanks again bro!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] rjcormier:
Is there a way to port to other Motorola devices? I have a DROID x that I need to try this on because it is stuck in safe mode. How did you port this to flash in stock recovery?