[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] Nottach:
My 2cents.

[ Tried on stock ROM and thought I bricked.;

{ Why I thought I was, not necessarily bricked persay, but screwed none the less.

{ Because after changing build.prop values to 'htc_jewel',;

Rebooting,;

Pushing modaco Wallet apk to system/app,;

Wallet started and prompted me to turn on NFC in settings,;

I did so and returned to Wallet,;

Then upon Tos Acceptance page,;

App got stuck during 'Accept ToS' verification;

I waited ~20mins and it was still stuck at 'Accepting ToS', with the spinner.;

So I FCed it in settings and rebooted.;

Then upon reboot the device wouldn't boot up, or even show any boot animation,;

just the splash screen then black.;

This is where I thought I was bricked because,;

--The device would show the quick Galaxy S3 splash screen then black out, with no boot animation.

--Download mode would quickly exit every time I pressed vol-up to confirm entering 'Download Mode'.

--I had CWM Touch Recovery installed and it wouldn't find my ExtSdCard, or even mount system. {

---I had my ROM zips on external sd because I had been using Team Epics Recovery prior to this issue and I did not realize CWM Recovery only had access to the internal SD while Epic has access to both. }

Eventually I just booted the phone, black screen and all, and connected it to the computer.

I forgot about it for ~10 minutes,;

Then when I came back to it I was finally able to get a response in ADB, (adb devices).

Once I got that response I caught my breath and,;

quickly pushed the old Team epic recovery to the device and flashed it. (I had made a flash-able version in doubtful anticipation of this happening.)

After that I was able to load up Aroma File Manager from the external SD and I saw that my system, data, and sdcard, partitions had been wiped.

So after that I was able to push my personal ROM, also on external SD and re-flash it which fixed the display issues, wiping all data.;

And that was only after trying a bunch of other methods. }}]

After all that messing around [AS EXPLAINED ABOVE] I was able to get the device to boot again so I flashed CM9 and now Wallet works.

But instead of using htc_jewel in build.prop I used GT-I9300.

I knew before hand that CM9 was required but I thought I'd try on stock anyway.

But it is confirmed working on AT&T CM9:

using the modded Wallet apk from modaco,

changing build.prop entries to: GT-I9300

I think that if I had done it correctly on TW it would've worked.

I know htc_jewel is recommended but I feel like once I changed it to GT-I9300 it made a big difference, I'm not sure.

It just makes sense though; htc_jewel is a different manufacturer/brand and htc_jewel sort of implies an HTC device.

Though, I know literally it doesn't, using a capable Samsung ID makes more sense.

Thanks guys, already used my free $10 in the subway with no issues.

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ro.product.brand=samsung
ro.product.name=d2uc
ro.product.device=[COLOR="red"]GT-I9300[/COLOR]
ro.product.board=MSM8960
ro.product.cpu.abi=armeabi-v7a
ro.product_ship=true
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ro.build.hidden_ver=I747UCALEM
ro.build.changelist=599060
ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi
ro.product.manufacturer=samsung
ro.product.locale.language=en
ro.product.locale.region=US
ro.wifi.channels=
ro.board.platform=msm8960
# ro.build.product is obsolete; use ro.product.device
ro.build.product=[COLOR="red"]GT-I9300[/COLOR]