yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hacker812c:
ROOT - Superuser.apk install method

[Superuser] Installing the Superuser application MIUI ICS

I'm using the MIUI Official GSM

In this tutorial I will teach free access to the ROOT for Superuser.apk

1. Install rom MIUI

2. Start android usually

3. The first page of MIUI click the icon TOOLS

4. Click the Permission Manager he is the ROOT of the MIUI

5. Click Manage ROOT and check YES

6. Install the Busybox PRO and choose root access

7. During installation select "i trust this app"

8. Install the application Superuser.apk

9. During installation select "i trust this app"

10. Start the Superuser and click on the icon of the tool

11. Plug in your 3G network or WIFI

12. Click the su binary to upgrade to latest version

13. Ready now every time you select an application requesting ROOT see the application

14. Remember to install all applications to the mark "i trust this app"

15. Reinstall Clockworkmod Recovery application with Root

[BusyBox]

http://www.mediafire.com/?0ctrjgmh17f5ei4

http://www.mediafire.com/?ifzvab33ro4u1lf

[SUPERUSER]

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...wsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5ub3NodWZvdS5hbmRyb2lkLnN1Il0

http://www.4shared.com/file/OMKgzTtb/superuser_307.html
[Galaxy S II Android Development] *SanSiro*:
The 2.7.6 version is android 4.0.3 and not 4.0.4.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hacker812c:
Thanks for you advice and help

God bless you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lfabresm:
thank you for this post

any issues so far?

The last time I installed MIUI I got overheating many times
[Galaxy S II Android Development] *SanSiro*:
Try another kernel, there are three different custom kernels for MIUI.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1702166
[Galaxy S II Android Development] john9:
Tnx dude! Works, and looks fine!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoNz0:
will give this a try later thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laleiz:
Ty man.. Where is the pt br link?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hacker812c:
Thanks for this honor...

Thanks for credits...

Hacker812c

Jesus is the secret of my success!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hacker812c:
Sorry only PT PT in this moment...

I working in release PT BR...

HACKER
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laleiz:
Ty so much. Ill be waiting.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hacker812c:
Release PT BR from MIUI BRASIL TEAM

http://goo.im/roms/miuibrasil/ICS/2.7.6/miuibrasil_Razr_2.7.6_Signed.zip

Credits:

http://miuibrasil.net/page/index.html
[Galaxy S II Android Development] n0!z3:
good, how is this ROM makes video calls!? Is it possible to change the folder Original Miui?

greetings
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hacker812c:
video calls no....

change or customization is possible...

MIUI is one the best roms customs for S II

best regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shuvo_bd:
flashed version 2.7.13 instead of latest one 2.7.6. been playing with it now, but there is no permission manager in the tools folder on my version. so how to root it?? do i need to flash any rooted kernel or i just install super su or superuser from market?? and what do to if i try to flash 2.7.6 over this version?? do i have to do a complete wipe and flash the rom or just flash it over?? i m kinda new, so gonna ask many questions. looking for ur answers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BorgCymru:
Dead link.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mhbmutu:
Please help. Is there any way to root xperia p with locked bootloader and no fastboot
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] $aNek011:
Custom ROM for Huawei U8500 by $aNek011(based on U8500V100R001C279B725)​

Changes:

New Splash-Logo

Changed build.prop (removed unnecessary comments)

Phone.apk from CyanogenMod (additional settings)

Contacts.apk from CyanogenMod (additional settings)

Full Deodex

Rooted

BusyBox

init.d script support

Support MultiTouch

Build.prop Tweaks

Remount /cust partition in RW

SdCard cache size - 2048

All system sounds from CyanogenMod 9.0.0

Changed the default theme

The animation in the style of the transition windows ICS

Removed the icon data from the status bar

Automatic configuration of Internet(patched apns-conf.xml)

Protection from advertising in the browser, and applications(patched hosts)

Included adb remount to record

Build.prop tweaks (Compatibility of some applications and etc.)

Removed usb driver

New smileys in sms/mms

Updated Google Apps((Google Play,YouTube,VoiseSearch,GMail,Google Maps,Street.apk)

Launcher Pro the default

Added binary utilites(Flash_image,Erase_Image,Fix_permissions)

Added Root Explorer,CM File Manager,FMRadio

Cleaning the firmware for better performance(removed audio filters,twitter,touchpal,notepad,online-update)

DOWNLOAD - Froyo-X2

Installation

Install ClockworkMod recovery

Boot into recovery using the 3-button combo (Call+Volume Up+Power button)

Install the ROM from the SD card using ClockworkMod Recovery
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dubface:
great job ;)

the rom is very fast :D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Shoeb74:
request

can you please make the statusbar like ics as in the attachment, or is there any way to make this rom themed as ics like theme chooser in cm7 roms?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] IcemanSR:
lovely job!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] chatuserº:
Unblock Adwords ?

I have installed Froyo-X2 and it works fine, but when I start SSHDroid the application retrieves that Adwords is blocked and it can't be used.

Is there any way to unblock Adwords in Froyo-X2 ?

Thanks in advance.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Korbachev:
mistranslation

Hello,

I installed this rom . I chose Czech language. The translations are unfinished. Where can I download or modify Czech ?

Please help.

Thank you
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Nx12:
Can we change cpu more than 600 mhz , and if can , can you pls say how. Ty for Froyo X2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman.maestro:
yesterday i try to flash GB firmware by Odin and use pit file

when i chose start i stock on repartition ,,,

i power off phone and it now not power on or go to download mod or recovery

i think it cause missing partition on boot loader

did you think that Jig can fix it and go to download mod??? or should be motherboard replacement ???

:crying:

with all love and respect

sorry for bad english!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
remove battery for a few mins and do the 3 button combo (DL Mode) whilst inserting battery If you can get into DL mode, Flash GB WITHOUT PIT.

If you cant get into DL mode, Try a jig, If that fails, You need a new motherboard
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman.maestro:
i put the phone on charge all the night it warm but now charging logo

no access to download mod

so it brought 301kohm resistor and try Jig >>> ( as i know ,, its right?? )

if not i should replace motherboard with 250$ ohhhhhhhh my god
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
well if the phone fails to boot at all or show any signs of life, Samsung will repair it under warranty.

Just act dumb and say it happened during a kies upgrade.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman.maestro:
i am in Iraq

and here the service center repair it with warranty by 250 $

i don't know whyyy!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
well thats ludicrous

Warranty is there to replace / repair faults that are not made by the user / owner, If they are gonna charge you then they arent fixing it under warranty.

Kick up a fuss and demand it to be repaired !
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChristianTHB:
Did you contact Samsung directly?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman.maestro:
i don't know how to contact Samsung directly?? help me!!!

iraq is going to hell
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmas:
No politics please
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] ONDR4SH3K:
Hi developers,

In Dynamics ROM v1.21 is app call XAP Deployer and this app can launch .EXE file from WIN CE.

I test Quake 3 Arena, but problem is with Memory. Screenshot below.

Source code - https://code.google.com/p/q3ce/source/browse/
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] evilgenius31:
I didn't realize this was even possible... can you really run windows CE/Mobile apps in WP7 with XAP deployer?

FYI though - that app required a RIDICULOUS amount of memory on windows mobile. it generally produced sub-par framerates, but with newer graphics acceleration in wp7 devices, it *COULD* actually be viable. I would think 512 mb of ram is enough - but in wp7 I believe there's a hard-cap as to how much ram one app can use at once. (quake 3 would definitely run above that cap)
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] ONDR4SH3K:
XAP deployer really run WIN CE/Mobile apps. I tested Opera Mobile by Ultrashot and works.

I think, the problem is in the app. App hasn't access to memory and doesn't know, how much free memory I have. This access can be allowed with Heathcliff74 WP Root Tools. But I don't know, how compile source code with Root Tools.

And this version Quake running on HTC Touch Diamond (528MHz, 192MB RAM) and 1st Gen. WP device have min. (1GHz, 512MB RAM)
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] evilgenius31:
I'd love to see this actually running on my phone - does it work with 2nd gen devices? or just 1st gen?

There's a whole bunch of Windows Mobile apps I'd like to put on my Lumia (worms world party!!!!)

If quake could take advantage of the Adreno 200 in your device, you'd have a very smooth frame rate - anyone know if that's possible? Unfortunately, I know nothing about WP Root Tools - hopefully there's a way to lift the RAM limit
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] ONDR4SH3K:
If you want Worms World Party, you must wait for Cotulla WML project. It's project about Windows Mobile Launcher on Windows Phone - video preview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FNls9Hi6TQ

And XAP deployer is app for native running app from Win CE/Mobile and yes, works with 2nd gen. devices - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1637222 and you need Full Unlocked Device.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] ryotgz:
Have you tried anything else besides Quake? Just wondering if smaller apps/games might work.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] spavlin:
...

The application must not exceed 90 MB of RAM usage. However, on devices that have more than 256 MB of memory, an application can exceed 90 MB of RAM usage. The DeviceExtendedProperties class can be used to query the amount of memory on the device and modify the application behavior at runtime to take advantage of additional memory. For more information, see the DeviceExtendedProperties class in MSDN.

...

Re: What's the typical download size and memory usage for casual WP7 games? Answer Reply Quote

The only limits you have to concern yourself with are those prescribed in the Application Certification Requirements:

20MB maximum XAP size if you want the player to be able to download your game from anywhere (called OTA for Over The Air). Any larger than this and the player will have to download the app via Zune on their PC.

90MB peak application memory use for devices with 256MB RAM.

...
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] snickler:
XAP deployer doesn't run wince EXEs. It does as the title says, installs xaps to the phone from the phone, taking out the middle man(the computer). The function of running native exes is provisioned by the custom ROM that you have the phone.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] evilgenius31:
He did say he tried opera mobile with it - but it looks like it was adapted by ultrashot to run as an XAP?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Thalinor:
So we have root but we are still locked down unlike all other carriers. Basically this is going to turn into a Droid X situation and for those who know what I am talking about you know how bad this still sucks.

I am tired of this crap guys, and think with the amount of SG3 phones sold in the US and specifically Verizon, this is the time to strike back against all encrypted devices not just the GS3. We have dealt with this garbage long enough and now its time to end nonsense.

Kirtland and Packard, (310) 536-1000, 2361 Rosecrans Ave Ste 450, El Segundo, CA 90245

That's the law firm that won the huge case against Verizon over the Motorola v710 BT lockdown. I have left them a message asking if they will take this case too. In reality this one is going to vastly larger then the Moto case because of the number of users that have this device.

Please call them and let them know on the main VM that you too have been effected by this lockdown, or any lockdown in the US on any carrier. The more people who call the more likely they will take the case. Lots of people calling is how the guys over at Howard Forums were able to get the ball rolling on the v710, so let history repeat itself for the sake of every dev, phone enthusiast, and civil rights advocate.

ROM developers usually work off of donations and by encrypting this and other devices Verizon is stealing from these developers who's livelihood is phone software development. Software developers who want an open platform also have to deal with the hassle that Verizon and other carriers have put them through by locking down devices. If the personal computer was locked down like this when it was first created and sold to people we would never be where we were today technology wise. The crippling of our mobile devices needs to stop, and it needs to stop now.

Its time to take the fight to Verizon and hopefully end the lockdowns once and for all. If the lawfirm takes the case this is going to be winner takes all. This may be our best shot to end device lockdowns in the US once and for all.

I think the push we will make is going to be Block C. Normally Verizon could argue that they locked the device [against the FCC Block C mandate] because of network security. This is going to be hard for them to argue though when every other carrier in the US and internationally has not encrypted the device. It's a long shot, and its going to be up hill, but as far as I see it this is our best chance and the time to strike on this issue is now.

Samsung Level III opens in 30 min. Will update again soon.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Thalinor:
Level III is not in on the weekends, so I was just told by the automated message I got when the guy transferred me to that department. ok... Not what they told me yesterday but ok.

So Monday at 8am PST it is, and that's also when Verizon corporate will be calling me back too as the past two calls they have made to me have been the ass crack of dawn. If I time it right I can conference the two in and let them try and point the finger at the other one, to each others faces. No more "That's what the manufacture wanted, go talk to them" vs "That's what the carrier wanted, talk to them" runaround bull****.

Anyway, no updates till Monday then. That gives me time to root.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chill145:
i'll be the first to say it but thank you

going above and beyond especially considering nobody asked you to do this. great work and i hope it leads to some results
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dchurch85:
Yes thank you 100%, we are all in this together.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tekhna:
Also please file FCC Consumer Complaints against Verizon for potentially violating the openness requirements of the Block C spectrum purchasing agreement.

https://esupport.fcc.gov/ccmsforms/form2000.action?form_type=2000F

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/it-is-illegal-for-verizon-to-lock-some-bootloaders/

It's a long shot, but maybe worth it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] techno_hippyGuy:
Have filed complaint with FCC and BBB, posted poor review on both Blue and White versons on VZW website, wall post ripping them apart on VZW facebook, poor reviews on every device site that will let me do so that I know of, personal contact with VZW reps filing complaints.

Any other avenues we can take?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tekhna:
Here's what I wrote in my FCC complaint:

The new Samsung Galaxy SIII on Verizon Wireless has a locked and encrypted bootloader, which appears to violate the openness requirements that Verizon agreed to when it purchased Block C, pursuant to § 27.16 (b) of 47 CFR Ch. I (10–1–10 Edition) available here-- http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CFR-2010-title47-vol2/pdf/CFR-2010-title47-vol2-sec27-16.pdf

§ 27.16 (e) clearly states "Handset locking prohibited" except under certain circumstances previously delineated. The anti-consumer actions taken by Verizon impinge upon the free of use of devices by consumers, and potentially harms the livelihoods of developers, who may not be able to do their work on the device of their choice.

I would appreciate the FCC investigating and clarifying this situation.

Thank you,
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] techno_hippyGuy:
Thinking further about it, with how prominent devices are in today's world, would various news providers not want to run this story as well?

I recommend tipping off any local newspaper and news station you have access to. Lets get this story out there~!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] skennelly:
I know that the dev's are working there rear ends off, and I appreciate all their efforts. I am truly pulling for them and hope that they can get the bootloader figured out. I'm not an expert, but in my opinion the ROMs on the DX didn't compare to a fully unlocked device and I'd prefer not to have to suffer through 2+ years of touchwiz.

Thalinor,

I agree that this maybe turning into the Droid X. As a droid x owner, waiting and watching for 18 months to see VZW and Motorola dump on us, I don't think we'll get anywhere with them. There was a huge effort on the DX with petitions, phone calls, emails, twitter, and FB posts.

Just a thought, but what about petitioning the law firm to take up this case. We are not going to get anywhere from VZW's or Samsung's pity for us. If this bootloader is truly encrypted, and if it is anything like the DX, the only way we will get this device completely unlocked is through a legal obligation on VZW's part. I think our energy would be better spent with the Attorneys who stand to profit from this case rather than burning our energy on VZW and Samsung who probably don't give a crap. I would think that the law-firm would have some interest in this (maybe?):
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] amt897:
File with the FCC:

http://www.fcc.gov/complaints/

Talk about the Block C complaints. Don't attack them.

Post on VZW's Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/verizon

Talk about how dissatisfied you are and how you're looking to switch. Don't attack them.

Post on Samsung Mobile's Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/SamsungMobile

Don't attack them. Talk about how you will reconsider purchasing their devices in the future. They don't want to have to lock bootloaders, Verizon is almost certainly making them do it.

File with the BBB:

http://www.bbb.org/us/verizon-wireless/

Talk about how anti-competitive their practices are and how dissatisfied you are as a customer. Require an answer.

Complain to Verizon Wireless' Site:

https://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/contact/email.jsp

Don't attack them. Keep in mind you're talking to an employee, they didn't choose to lock down the bootloader. Be respectful but make your concern noted.

The problem lies with Verizon Wireless. They believe that there are not enough people concerned about this to affect their profit margin. You need to show that you will vote with your dollar and move somewhere else if this complaint is not answered. Also, bring up the Block C agreement. There are potential legal repercussions-- meaning that the FCC may be the best place to direct your complaints. Be respectful, I know we're upset, but being pissed off won't get you anywhere.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ifizik:
I just filled out a complaint with the FCC basically asking them to enforce the Block C agreement from Verizon.

I'll phone the lawyers posted on the first page when I get a chance at work tomorrow.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Sully6789:
I don't even own an S3, nor am I on Verizon, but damn't...I'm doing every one of things and calling just out of principle. I'm glad I left Verizon a long time ago, but they still tried to get more for money for almost 2 years. Damn near ruined my credit...assholes are going down.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmacko:
I'd love to see this in major media:

"The Samsung S3 is a excellent smartphone, but Verizon's software modifications have made it unlikely to be upgraded and supported long term. If that's important to you, we recommend you consider another carrier."
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Sniper_5:
My girlfriend used to work for the local news, I'll talk to her about contacting her friends at the station and see if I can get a face to face, or at least an email contact. I'll have to dig up all the info I can on the block C stuff and locked/encrypted bootloaders to take to them first.

Sent from my Droid X until I get my SGS3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ender1776:
block c

The Block C issue relates more toward unlocked devices like the nexus on the play store than unlocked bootloaders. You may be able to press the unlocked bootloader issue under the 'open applications' provision, but obviously that did a ton of good for Google Wallet. Of course, I can't find a single device you can use on Verizon's network that isn't held in verizon's death grip, so even the open device provision seems to be being ignored. The worst part is that verizon filed suits against these provisions and LOST. But true to form, if you have enough money and pull, and are willing to screw your customers as every turn (share everything plans are such a great deal right?:rolleyes:) you can break the law over and over in broad daylight, and no one with power will bat an eye. Also, I'm not sure why the 'open application' provision was never really used as a battering ram when in came to things like tethering applications.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] toddley:
I think this type of work is very important. Thanks so much. Very much looking forward to hearing more from the companies themselves about why they make these types of decisions. Can't wait for an update here.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] juntistik:
Complained with the FCC, here is my complaint for anyone looking for somewhat of a template.

Recently, after preordering a Samsung Galaxy s3 handset from Verizon, I learned that they have violated the openness requirements of the Block C spectrum purchasing agreement by encrypting my device. This directly impacts my ability to enjoy my phone, and take advantage of the spectrum which Verizon owns. While I understand that the purchasing agreement gives Verizon leeway in regards to "reasonable" protection of the network, no other carrier in the United States (or the world), has done this, leading me to believe that this action is indeed unreasonable. It is unfair and anti-competitive for a company to misuse frequencies they own in this way.

I appreciate your time, and would appreciate a response in this matter.

Thank you,
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MichaelVash7886:
With Verizon Twitter claiming it was Samsung, I'm curious what both companies said.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] OneNutShort:
You sir, are a hero. I can't tell you how much I admire and appreciate the lengths you are going to on our behalf. I've filed complaints as per your request, and look forward to us sticking it to the man. God speed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MichaelVash7886:
http://m.engadget.com/2012/07/09/verizon-blames-samsung-for-locked-bootloader-in-galaxy-s-iii/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] moses410:
This is really great stuff Thalinor. Exactly what we need to get the ball rolling high up. Well done sir!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] fernando sor:
Brilliant post. Thank you
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] neh4pres:
Op, did you call the teir 3 guy back?