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[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EndlessDissent:
1.) You can try downloading the rebloat zip from Seanzscreams' thread and installing the apps like that. I think Polaris and SuperNote should work fine. The Asus stuff, I'm not sure about.

2.) The one from the Asus site should be the right one. Just make sure you get the one for the correct region (actually, I don't think the region matters a whole lot if you aren't expecting OTAs).

3.) You won't lose the backups because you lose recovery. You will lose the backups because the stock ROM will wipe the internal storage. The best thing to do is just copy and paste the entire contents of /sdcard to a normal computer hard drive, then when you have stock flashed, just copy and paste it back.

4.) Getting the ROMs from Asus is perfectly fine. There are also a couple stock-based ROMs at various levels of "stockness" in the development section. However, in order to flash them correctly, you need to be on the stock Asus ROM anyway. So go ahead and flash the Asus ROM. You'll need to anyway.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opethfan89:
Thanks for your response. I guess I didn't clarify my question about backing up programs. So, I read somewhere that you can buy a paid program, and within 15 minutes cancel that payment and not be charged. Within that 15 minutes, you can just backup the .apk file and have a paid program for free. Based on this logic, my question should have been stated Is there a similar way to backup the specific .apk files for the programs I want, such as SuperNote, Polaris Office, etc, or will those programs be searching for the specific version of the Stock ROM and not run unless the ROM is an Asus ROM?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] galaxy2012:
on phonescoop and other sites have been saying that the red version of the att s3 will have a 32gb verision for preorder but today i was unable to locate it on att site. does anyone have any info on this or is it just a 16GB red verision?

thank you for any info
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Boss Daddy:
No, it will be going for the same price like it's white and blue counterparts of 199.99.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] galaxy2012:
so what was this about on phonescoop, "AT&T today announced that the garnet red version of the Galaxy S III will be available for preorder online starting July 15, and will be available for sale in AT&T retail stores starting July 29. It costs $199 and $249 for the 16GB and 32GB variants, respectively."
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] cproaudio:
Phonescoop also reported 32GB AT&T for the white and blue ones too. http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?a=10725
[About XDA developers] SachinShekhar:
This is my first day experience as registered user on xda-developers.

:(
[About XDA developers] ronnie498:
That happens sometimes only happened to me a couple times a month
[About XDA developers] AshtonTS:
Yeah I had this happen to me a couple times
[About XDA developers] mikef:
Sorry about that friend. The reason is most likely due to the Jelly Bean announcements; one of the admins came on the other day and said that there were 60,000 people logged in simultaneously.

I want to say thank you for making good posts to start with and not junk like some people do trying to scam the system simply to post "Thanks for a great ROM" in a dev thread. I sincerely appreciate that.
[About XDA developers] SachinShekhar:
Today is my first day... not the day of Jelly Bean announcement.

Another thing: I expect xda-developers type forums to use highly scalable cloud to handle such high traffic spikes.

RightScale is a great tool which automatically launches new cloud servers from EC2, RackSpace Cloud etc upon needs.
[About XDA developers] mejack03:
@Sachin

Its a kind of warm welcoming :) Just kidding

It must be a coincidence Never mind!!!

I also encountered this couple of time, of course it wasn't on my first day to XDA
[About XDA developers] sliceruk:
That happens to me too, but it quickly goes away. I just joined this forum, this is one of the best forums. :D
[About XDA developers] cagali:
this forum is great but slow

always failed loading contents from media.xda-developers.com

needa use adblock to block this domain or use opera
[About XDA developers] mikef:
There are huge numbers of new users coming in. Basically every day we are hitting a new record. Scroll down to the very bottom of the forum home page.

Most users online was 68,570 on 18th July 2012
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Widedomain:
Followed root guide http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1657056 to the letter.

Odin loads and installs the downloaded recovery file. When I boot into recovery, it loads the stock android recovery instead of CWM.

I have downloaded the files several times, made sure the drivers are updated and installed and I still get the same result.

When in download mode, it says Custom Binary Download: Yes (10 counts)

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MultipleMonomials:
Try the updated CWM recovery in my guide.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Widedomain:
No joy! Downloaded your CWM recovery on a different pc and after flashing with Odin, I still can only boot to the stock android recovery.

My counter went up one more time. Pure frustration at this point!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bifftobey:
I'm having the same problem on my 3113. I tried several times, odin says everything is good, count goes up and still Android recovery.

sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yuiaddict:
i have same proglem on GT-P5100.. what should i do.. :crying:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MultipleMonomials:
I can't guarantee this will fix it, buy you should try restoring to stock 4.0.3.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Widedomain:
Rolled back to 4.03 and everything works great! Big thanks for your help!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rjoliveira:
How to rollback to 4.0.3?

I see folks talking about rollback to 4.0.3, yet no one explains how to do it or where to get the firmware image from! As far as I can tell, I have to have root access before I can flash anything. My device is reporting that it is not properly rooted. What do I do next? I've successfully rooted my EVO and my Galaxy Nexus, but the GTab2 has me stumped. :(
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ikropo:
Same but with Heimdall. Well at least it is awesome Windows users experience the same troubles. This improves chances that somebody has enough rating here to post to the ClockworkMod recovery thread.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Endoroid:
Look in the general thread. Links to 5110 and 5100 are in a guide thread that includes returning to stock in the title. The 5113 is in a different thread titled something like 5113 stock firmware
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ikropo:
4.0.3 - no joy :(
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Genesis3:
The problem appears to be that Samsung has gotten cute and restores stock recovery during the boot.

This isn't very nice -- they did the same thing with a recent update on their SGS-II phones as well, and I don't remember how I got around it.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moxlon69:
I noticed this first on my Thrive tablet, then noticed it again on the 4.0.4 update. Once you are rooted, you can rename (If memory serves) /system/etc/install-recovery.sh to something like /system/etc/install-recovery.bak

Then go back into download mode and reflash cwm recovery.

I incremented my flash count by about 5 before I remembered about this.

If you do not rename that script, by the time you see your boot animation, the stock recovery will have already overwritten your custom recovery..
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaythree76:
I was going to follow your guide, which is well organized, but the firmware download for my p5113 is no longer supported by that site.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android-Andi:
That´s the trick:

Uncheck "Auto-Reboot" in Odin.

If Odin finished flashing: wait one minute.

Now DIRECTLY boot from Downloadmode into Recovery - don´t reboot into System!

Now enjoy CWM ;) - no need to do this again ;)
[Galaxy S III General] sama:
Keep one of these in your pocket :p
[Galaxy S III General] nodstuff:
Hear that??

That's the sound of a one handed clap.

Good luck in your new career as a comedian! :P
[Galaxy S III General] disclaimernotice:
You don't say?
[Galaxy S III General] kane.92:
make your battery last longer by simply cutting the apps off when your not using them and change loads of your settings like the screen display the weather and clock app its not hard unless your brain dead.
[Galaxy S III General] priyana:
Surely there are plenty of other medical conditions other than brain dead that may cause the difficulty.
[Galaxy S III General] kane.92:
well i wasnt just going to sit there and right a list of things that could cause ppl bin stupid was i?
[Galaxy S III General] barondebxl:
I thought that was funny :D
[Galaxy S III General] Alejandrissimo:
Hahaha thats what i think XD i have triple battery life
[Galaxy S III General] joshnichols189:
Not when you type like that you weren't..
[Galaxy S III General] poplectic:
What? I just keep that in my pocket? How does that improve my phones battery life?
[Galaxy S III General] aydc:
You should actually keep the phone in your pocket and never take it out. That'll more than triple your battery life.
[Galaxy S III General] abluetowel:
To save battery life , I'd underclock dual core phones
[Galaxy S III General] DeadSOL:
I don't know about you guys but I thought that the first post was witty and funny! You hear people complaining all the time and pestering others about how to increase battery life. This solution is the best one for those type of people! :)
[Galaxy S III General] pugger:
I thought it was funny too :) :good:
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
Well I know how to make your battery last indefinitely...

Switch it off and never switch it back on.
[Galaxy S III General] victorator:
Also you can take a knife, and cut the processor in half to get eight cores instead of four.
[Galaxy S III General] Baldilocks:
Keeping it in your pocket won't do anything for your battery life........ :)
[Galaxy S III General] sama:
Oh the controversy. You can please some people sometimes, but you can't please some others half the time... No wait a minute... TBC
[Galaxy S III General] beautyangel:
lol

Good joke tho;)
[Galaxy S III General] mrdjmo:
I've taken your advice and kept 5 of them in my pockets all week but my battery still dies after 14hrs of use???

Can anyone help? :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slimb9:
I cant seem to find any work around to compiling ICS or greater on a 32 bit linux system. As I understand, this is not supported anymore(atleast from 2.3.x and greater). I have a 64 bit windows computer though. Would any developer chime in and let me know what they would do?

I was thinking of just running(dual booting) ubuntu on my newer windows machine but did not know if this would work for this purpose. I really just wanted to build my own jb rom from AOSP and gradually expand my knowledge from there. Thanks for any input.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Unlawful:
It's not recommended that you try building on a 32bit machine though there are modifications listed out there that *might* allow you to build AOSP from it. You are perfectly capable to dual booting Ubuntu on your Windows machine and that'll work fine. Even a virtual machine would work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] molesarecoming:
i first tried a virtual machine, that actually was harder to set up, it needed bios correction, network stuff, shared folders, guest extensions, cpu blablabla. in the end a single build took like 8 hours and the pc got so busy that i could barely move the mouse so the whole point of a virtual machine was kinda moot. installing ubuntu was easier than i thought. i wouldnt go for the newest version though. i did that and installing oracle java on 12.04 was not simple, actually that was the most confusing thing i ever had to deal with and i know computers since i was a boy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pirateghost:
;)

http://www.techlw.com/2012/07/install-sun-java-6-or-7-in-ubuntu-1204.html
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] molesarecoming:
funny, the tutorial i got was two pages long lol. anyway, i got it working then, ics compiled flawless. along came jb, breaking in the end because of weird proguard EOF errors. that was the point i switched to 11.something, now it works again. :cyclops:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pirateghost:
i havent had any issues with JB compiling on a few of my machines... so far. actually just sitting down now to set up my new build VM on my esxi farm... i think 16 cores + 16gb ram should do the trick....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slimb9:
thanks for the input. i was under the impression running ubuntu alongside windows was probably the best. i pretty much setup everything on my laptop, got to building the jb rom from source and it spit out errors at me. I realized that I was an idiot for trying it on a 32 bit system after numerous hours of setup:confused:

I am new to doing all this myself and definitely new to trying to compile my own rom. I have experience writing some code but for think or swim which has nothing to do/doesnt help me at all with android. Thanks for the quick responses. Thought it would be awesome to learn everything. gotta start somewhere.:silly:
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thermi:
Hello,

I'm running Cyanogenmod 7.2.0-jordan on my Motorola Defy green lense and su is acting weird. Sometimes, It doesn't grant superuser permissions and I have to reroot it to make it work again. This happens at least once a day.

Can you guys help me? I can provide a logcat as soon as it happens again.

Greetings,

Thermi
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thermi:
It happened again: This is the screen, when I tried to update su.

And the logcat when I tried to update:

This is what happens when I try to remount /system manually via adb:

I could copy the new su file manually via adb sucessfully, so I guess the problem lies within sutools.

EDIT: I think the NAND is faulty. I experienced issues with the phone before (Files in /system getting damaged, bootlooping, sudden crashes).
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thermi:
Can be closed - It's a bug in the superuser api in conjunction with Cyanogenmod 7.2.0 on my defy and is known.
[Acer Iconia A500] JamesR913:
After doing. Some flashing and stuff a while ago i forgot which bl i have. I went into acer recovery installer and it says 0.03.14 -mul. Is this an ics bootlader or honeycomb bootloader?
[Acer Iconia A500] jiteshkumawat:
Its an ICS bootloader, your base is V3.14.
[Acer Iconia A500] yaworski:
More than that. It is a modified ICS bootloader so you can boot any ROM with custom kernel that supports ICS bootloader (no signature checking on kernel and recovery images). No way to tell which version of the Skrillax_CZ's bootloader you have (multiboot is at least from v6 if I remember correctly).
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] lair@nc.rr.com:
This seems to be a known problem, but after a day of research, I still don't see a solution, or really understand if this will eventually be fixed by (1) a developer update by someone here much smarter than me, (2) a Samsung update, or (3) will never be fixed.

Issue is:

When the SGS3 headphone is engaged (ie: a stereo phone cable from my SGS3 to my car AUX input), you cannot hear and calls in or out from the built in auto bluetooth (mine is an Audi A3). I've tested many alternatives seen on these forums including, TTY settings, call settings, grinding down the stub of the cable so it doesn't fully engage the headphone, etc.

All to no avail, as when the headphone is engaged (a notification of this pops up on the screen), the default sounds ALL go to the headphone source. Of course, the car mutes the audio mode when the bluetooth is enabled, so the sound is lost! What needs to happen is that the phone needs to allow the phone sounds to flow through the bluetooth. Why this doesn't happen by default confuses me. Never had a problem with my HTC Inc2.

Can a solution to this be developed by some of you talented guys out there working on fixes and mods?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] shimp208:
Maybe if you go into the control panel of your car's built in computer and check the audio and Bluetooth settings it has, that might fix things.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] reinbeau:
Thread moved

This does not belong in Development.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Juicy92:
So you have bluetooth for phone only and younlisten to your music with aux in? I would say if you had an aux in cable with the mic on it like the headphones, then the phone audio would go out over to the radio... But do they make those or how hard would it be to hack your free headphones you got into a double male aux cable
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] lair@nc.rr.com:
There are no options anywhere in the car settings.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] lair@nc.rr.com:
Car mutes phone audio.

The sound does go through the phone audio already. But like almost all cars, when the car sees a bluetooth call in or out, it MUTES the audio coming in from the radio, the CD, or any AUX input. The phone should send call audio through bluetooth, but it does not.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Juicy92:
Is it not possible to either play the music through the bluetooth or to turn off bluetooth all together. The phone mic would pick up wouldn't it
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] sluzbenik:
This is only possible if you have a newer car stereo with A2DP.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] lair@nc.rr.com:
So is this just a Samsung problem for me, or for all?

So I am correct that nobody with a bluetooth car phone setup (but no bluetooth streaming) is able to plug their headphones into their aux jacks and still make/receive calls?

Or is this related just to the SGS3? Or just to my Audi bluetooth options?

Would an eventual solution come from a xda brainiac update, from Samsung, or somewhere else?

Do some of you have built in car setups (no bluetooth streaming) that DO WORK with the headphones plugged in?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Juicy92:
I can attempt to pair to my brothers car today or tomorrow if that will make you feel better. My bluetooth setup is aftermarket and streams both

I am also curious as to what happens if you don't have bluetooth enabled at all

What about car audio only. Wouldn't it automatically mute your music and then throw the call over bt or is the aux out overpowering the bluetooth signal. Let me look for a way to possibly disable the process that starts when you plug in headphones. Don't count on anything though

---------- Post added at 01:11 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:52 AM ----------

I was doing a little brainstorming here and even though I am quite a novice with tasker, you may be able to make a task that pauses music and transfers call to bluetooth when both bluetooth and headphones are connected. I am not sure if it is an input device problem or if the phone is just dumb or what, but it may be worth a shot
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] lair@nc.rr.com:
Your setup is not like mine, and should probably work, as you don't have to plug in the headphone jack. Yes, the problem is that IF the headphone jack is plugged in, ALL sound output goes through that and the bluetooth is disabled (even the symbol on the phone screen is grayed out.

With your bluetooth plugged in, just try putting the earbuds in the phone, then make a call to anyone, then see if your bluetooth icon on the phone call is not grayed out. Now unplug the ear buds and see if the icon doesn't come back on. This is the problem I have.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] p2flol:
Never had any problems with either stereo worked fine in my altima and benz. I used aux + bluetooth no problem on my epic4g for the past 2 years and when I first got my s3 it was working until I did an update. Then it broke it.

Sick of having to unplug the aux cable everytime I get a call to allow it to switch to bluetooth
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] lair@nc.rr.com:
Need some people to test this, please...

I'd like to see if the problem is with the rooted phone image or if this problem also exists on stock, unrooted phones.

If you can:

1) pair your phone to your factory car bluetooth, or even a bluetooth headset that does not stream audio.

2) have any pair of headsets or an aux cable ready to plug in.

3) make a call using the bluetooth to anyone (ideally something that has an automatic answer phone cue like this 919-238-2000)

4) while the call is proceeding with the car bluetooth or bluetooth headset, plug in the headphones, or any cable into the headphone jack.

5) WHAT HAPPENS???

Is it (a) you still hear the phone call through the bluetooth, or

(b) you don't hear the call any more and the bluetooth headset icon on the phone pad goes out?

6) Please state what phone you have, what provider you have, and whether the phone is stock or rooted.

THANKS.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] sluzbenik:
I'm pretty sure I wasn't rooted the first time I tried it. In any case, I wrote to Samsung support on Facebook, and got this reply:

"Hi Chris, thanks for reaching out! You are correct, you cannot use both Bluetooth and Aux at the same time. A few of our customers found a work around by using an A2DP profile with hands free in the car. I apologize for the inconvenience."

So we know they are getting reports or they wouldn't push AD2P as a solution. I think if enough people write in, they will fix this in an update. We really need a critical mass of people to complain to Verizon and Samsung for this to happen. He did say when I replied asking about a fix, that he had passed my concerns on, etc., etc.

Mention "lawsuits from car accidents" when you write in...:)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] RobertMunch:
I have an issue when it's plugged in via Auxiliary there's a nasty echo the caller hears on the other end because of this headphone mode. Anyway to turn it off?

I will probably return it for this reason amongst others.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] lair@nc.rr.com:
Belkin Y37 from Amazon will solve this issue, or provide an alternative.

I can fully confirm the functionality of the Belkin F8Z492TTP. It is now custom installed in my A3 with a direct power hookup and direct connection to the aux input. For power, I had to hook up a 12 volt car outlet behind the dash, insert a 12v to usb adapter, and splice the power cord from the factory transformer to a USB cable. Power is with a micro type H plug that Radio Shack does not have. They should give you a usb to type H cable with it.

Anyway, the Galaxy S3 will connect to two bluetooth devices at the same time...the Audi bluetooth and the Belkin Y37 Bluetooth. I put a shortcut button for bluetooth on my home screen which pulls up the options. You DO HAVE TO RECONNECT BLUETOOTH each time you get in the car, but you had to manually plug in the cable the other way.

When a call is made, the car bluetooth takes over with full steering wheel controls, and when it ends, the audio goes back on (I think automatically). Since I have constant power to the Belkin through the 12v, if you step away and then come back, you can automatically regain your connection, which is nice.

I did the modification to the Belkin where I broke it carefully open and pulled the metal innards that are purely designed to give it a feeling of mass. All that is inside is a teeny circuit board that must have cost $1 tops! Belkin lists this at $50, although it is half that on Amazon.

All in all, a decent solution to a frustrating problem. Sound is pretty decent.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] epic4gfaded:
My setup

Modem: ff18

Kernel: Agat.0.2.1 (ff18 from source with smartass gov)

Rom: Blu Kuban 1.0.4.2

So just this after noon my SD card has been randomly unmounting, and I've never had this happen before. I'm wondering if anyone else has had this happen and how to fix it.

(I've been all the Rom, kernel sense release and the SD card has just started acting up an hour ago)