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[General Topics] shanqsun:
rom

Hi and thanks for your help, i am trying to install this rom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1151499

so i think it should work.
[General Topics] misiex2212:
just click thank if i helped :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usb2007:
I previously disabled 5Ghz frequency from Settings - WIFI - Advanced as previously I only had a b/g WIFI

Now I have bought Asus dual band a/b/g/n router+access point but my phone cannot see the 5Ghz network. It can see and connect to 2.4Ghz

I tried to enable 5Ghz but that option is not showing in WIFI advanced settings anymore!!

I have already reset and flashed new samsung firmware but that option is still not there..

1. Is there anyway to check if my phone is using 5Ghz?

2. Is there any secret code to enabled wireless frequency?

Any help would be highly appreciated.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plutozz:
Bump. I just got a brand new sgs3 (was a sgnote user), for some reason my sgs3 can't see my home 5ghz. I tried to Google and search about this issue but came up empty. My now sold sgnote and my others gadgets laptops etc. don't have any problem with this. Currently I'm on stock DLI8 and did flashed other stock Firmware and no juice. 2.4ghz working great but I need 5ghz as I live in congested 2.4 neighborhood. Hoping some kind soul could enlighten me about this issue.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plutozz:
WIFI cannot see 5Ghz access point [FIXED]

For those owners whose device can't see wifi 5ghz frequency, your device is not broken which I thought mine was.

The remedy is simple, set your wifi country to EU, JP, or others same as your routers bands, as samsung default was set to US ( my router E4200 is APAC region ).

Use RootExplorer and SQLite editor ( these apps from the same dev ) and go to "/data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db" in "secure" table, look for "wifi_country_code=XX" change XX to JP as in my case. Reboot your wifi. Et voila ! There it is my 5GHZ SSID !! :good:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] weyou:
Hi, my i9300 can see the SSID of WiFi 5GHz and is able to connect to it successfully. But it cannot auto-connect to the SSID of WiFi5GHz when the WiFi is disable and then enable. or i9300 device is rebooted, or come back to the room with WiFi 5GHz. This issue doesn't happen on WiFi 2.4GHz.

Did you encounter this issue?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] weyou:
Great, my auto-connection problem is resolved after changing the wifi_country_code to JP, but when I reboot the device, the value of the wifi_country_code has been restored to the orginal value. How to finallized it?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compmanir:
Thank you very much, My phone suddenly stoped detecting all wifi routers, it couldnt detect anything, and when i changed the country to Japan, it could detect again.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackkeylow:
Hi! So i installed JJ's hybrid rom 3.2, amazing rom. Been using it for a day and i noticed something odd with swiftkey 3. Sometimes when i'm typing halfway it just stops showing what i typed. it's still responding to touches but nothing comes out. The only way to fix this temporarily is to change the input to android default then return to swiftkey again. I've even tried reinstalling the app, clearing app data. problem still persists. Anyone having similar issue? Any help suggestion is appreciated :)

My specs:

Xperia arc LT15i

JJ's HYBRID ROM 3.2

Supercharged

Arcknight kernel 3.3 OC 1.2GHz

=EDIT=

and i also stumbled upon a serious bug. which is whenever i call someone there wont be any sound and all i could hear is the tone when they hang up. they can hear me but i cant. fixed it by factory reset, havent re-supercharge...do i need to? not sure whether its the rom the kernel or the supercharger now..
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ahmed93:
I just installed JJ's Hybrid too, I'll try swiftkey and let you know

btw, I use TouchPal ...I find it better than swiftkey

try it :D
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ahmed93:
working

hey, I tried swiftkey, its working smoothly

try using a different keyboard, see if thats slow too, maybe its your phones speed problem

check if the ram/cpu is full ?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Simba501:
Thanks to dastin1015; originally saw this in his thread. I doubt there are any significant changes and it will eventually auto-update, but hey, it'll give you something to do for a few minutes :p.

http://d-h.st/1Hc

EDIT:

Quoted from Google Play Store App Updated to 3.7.15 With some changes
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] philbarter:
I have rooted my nexus s 4g using sdk method, I'm thinking of diving into installing the cm-10 but need instructions. Pardon if by chance I'm in wrong forum, but they wouldn't let me swim in the developer pool yet.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dessi_007:
Welcome to the world of flashing :)

WARNING!! this will delete all your apps and data so use a program like titanium backup to backup all of your apps and data.

1. Make sure you have CWM Recovery installed. (If not, download rom manager from the play store and flash it.

2. Download the rom you wish to install, and put it on the root of your sdcard. Plus the gapps if there are any.

3. Turn your phone off and hold the volume + button and power button at the same time to boot into the bootloader. Navigate using the volume buttons and select recovery using the power button. If you have the touch recovery you can use touch otherwise use volume keys and power button.

4. Go into backup/restore and click backup and scroll down and hit yes. (This makes a NANdroid, which is a backup of your stock rom. If anything goes wrong or stuck in a bootloop or just having problems, you can restore your stock rom using this)

5. Hit wide data/factory reset, wipe cache and then go into advanced and click wipe dalvik cache.

6. Go back and click install from sdcard and then choose from sdcard and then choose the rom you want to install.

7. Reboot and it should take about 5 Mins to reboot. (dont worry, everytime you install a new rom, it will take a little longer than usual)

8. Once rebooted, you will be asked to set up your phone like when you first got it.

Well done you just installed your first rom :)

Happy flashing.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlphaEchoViktorSierra:
Read this three times, then do it... this has every step from a new phone, so you may skip a couple steps.

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Nexus_S_4G:_Full_Update_Guide
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mac08wrx:
Welcome to the NS4G club...now to down to businesses. If you want the east way just use ROM Manager it currently has a CM10 ROM in burnsa. Make sure on the options before flashing you select all 3. So you have a back up and a clean flash. Have fun
[Android Software Development] Maris97:
IMPORTANT: THIS IS A STANDALONE INSTALLER WITHOUT ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE. WORKS ONLY ON WINDOWS OS. UNINSTALL PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED DRIVER.

Download v1.5.6.0

(current)
[Android Software Development] dodoik:
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samsung usb driver isn't it?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] MCKang25:
For those of you on Jelly Bean AOSP/AOKP ROMS, is there really a noticeable every day differences between an AOSP JB ROM and SAMMY ROM? I am talking about everyday usages not benchmarks. I am on a Sammy ROM and I don't notice any stuttering or lag when I'm switching through home screens, browsing the web etc. I see people on youtube swiping through the different home screens and app drawers and saying how JB is really smooth but I ask how much smoother can it be. I know that on the Galaxy Nexus hardware may have had a play, but with the GS3 is it really that much better or noticeable?

I just ask because I am not sure if I want to take the risk of installing an AOSP/AOKP Rom and loosing my IMEI.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] parsa5:
Yes, I noticed a pretty significant difference. Everything opens up faster and its a smoother experience. Keep in mind though that its still not quite as smooth as can be just yet.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Cutt3r42:
Definitely

There is a difference in how smooth everything switches and transitions. One thing, though, I wouldn't base your decisions off of benchmarks. These are completely useless numbers because of the many variables from device to device. When I was on the stock ROM, it was nice and didn't glitch at all, but tended to be slow at times. ATM I'm running AOKP JB Preview and there's a world of difference. The pages are smoother and apps open and close faster. It really all comes down to preference though. If you can part with TW and the pretty cool sounds/effects of TW, then this is definitely worth it IMO.

Also. I had no problems with my IMEI. My flash counter has been bumped, but devs are currently working on getting a fix for that.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Adminkiller:
There has long long been a fix for the flash counter. Triangle away, check it out in the market.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] streelamp:
Yesterday, I decided to give CyanogenMod a try and installed cm9-rc2 in my Samsung Galaxy S (i9000). I all went fine at first, but then I had to reboot and after I inserted my SIM unlock PIN was greeted with the infamous "Encryption Unsuccessful" screen. I had never seen any mentions to it in CM's wiki, where I got my instruction on how to install cm9. Afterwards I saw lots of forum posts about the problem.

I tried to recover my phone by installing CM7 (via CWM) and Samsung's stock image (via odin). Nothing worked. All I got was endless boot loops, looking at the animations. I was convinced I had bricked my phone. I went though google and this forums. I found lots of solutions for preventing the problem, but none for solving it once it had happened.

In the end I came up with a simple solution which got my phone back to life. I'm posting this as I did not find it mentioned in the forums. Maybe it's not new and I simply didn't look hard enough. If this is so, I apologize.

As my internal memory was not recognized, I used the microSD card to host /data, just like mentioned in the many threads that explain how to prevent the problem. All I had to do was to create a second partition in my microSD card. I used gparted (I use GNU/Linux) to shrink my microSD partition and created a second one (with 4GB) formated using ext4. From then on, my microSD card filled the role of the internal memory when that is not detected.

I was latter able to install CM7 and CM9. Both worked. I'm currently running CM9 and have a very weird behavior. Every other time I boot the internal memory is recognized. As such one time I get all the apps that are installed in the internal memory, the other I get the ones that are installed in the second partition of the microSD card. In any of the cases, the boot costs me any setup I do of the homescreen; I always get back to the reset state.

Even though I love ICS, I think tomorrow I'm going back to CM7 for the meanwhile.

Hope this helps anyone.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] camsurf:
I use odin to just flash stock rom and move forward from there. it also fixes datadata error and if you find the right file if your phone dont see odin, odin will fix that. If i can help you anymore let me know. I had problems also but now can flash roms and kernels
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xsenman:
look in My Guides and Manuals
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] DenisXT912:
Hello, I have a Droid RAZR XT912 running ICS 4.04 that I have been trying to unlock so I can use it on T-Mobile. I have found a few methods that have worked for other people such as changing the one of the NV values but that only works on Gingerbread. Every time I insert my T-Mobile SIM it says "SIM is from unknown source" and wont work. Does anybody have any ideas on how to activate the GSM band to work on T-Mobile? What works on Gingerbread probably wont work on ICS so new ideas would be appreciated.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] labsin:
There is a Razr Threat Here.

If you can't find it, post in the Q&A.

Note that if you are not from the USA, say it cause then you have the 'Motorola Razr' and not the 'Motorola Droid Razr'.

But it is best to post there.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] joker550:
ive been noticing that after i watch a video, my phone starts to stutter and lag ALOT!, i mean i cant even scroll up and down a page without the screen clicking on something. like i just watched a vid i took from my camera and when i go back to my homescreen and try to operate something is SOOOOOO laggy and stuttery. i would have to unlock and relock the screen for it to not be laggy. youtube works fine its just other video sorces. BTW im running cyanogenmod 7.2, faux123 v50 kernel and a intalled LG cam for cyanogenmod 7.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] buru898:
Sounds like it could be some sort of app...

Only time that happens is if your soft key button brightness is set to off... What video player do you use to watch videos?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] joker550:
I believe its adobe flash player 11
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Li'l Android:
Sounds like the same experience that I have. I am running HFS 1.9 I think it uses the same faux kernel. I have found that when this happens, if I put it in sleep mode by tapping the power button and then wake it, that I am then able to resume normal operation.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] joker550:
Yea thats exactly what wrong. I believe its the kernel.
[Off-topic] Firestar292:
http://internet-map.net/#8-149.57192993164065-113.95880889892578

We're right next to sites like mozilla.com, adobe.com and android.com!

Pretty cool :D
[Off-topic] iok1:
The website itself is amazing.

Sent from my Sensational phone
[Off-topic] Firestar292:
It's a little misleading because it splits all the different langues of google into seperate circles, I expected the google circle to be massive
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] androidmonkey:
So im ready to upgrade my phones on Tmobile and I read that the SGS 3 does not support LTE on Tmobiles network. Is this a deal breaker? Ive read that LTE is a battery vampire. Tmobile LTE network isnt due till next year. I plan on keeping the SGS 3 for 2 years, hoping it would be a bit of future proofing for me since its the hottest phone right now.

Is no LTE support a deal breaker?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisram88:
Nope... I'm getting 10-15 down on a rough day in greater Los Angeles area. You really need it faster? Think it's good enough to perform every day activities on the phone.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] derek210:
Yeah no way. I'm getting 20mps steady. That's stupid fast. Lte if available is quicker with better ping but the phone is excellent and Lte isn't needed with the new radios.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elracing21:
Not only this but our device supports 41mbps, which by the time LTE rolls out, will be in most cities if not already.

(I know we wont get 41mbps realistically)

I already get 25mbps in NYC which is faster than my home internet speed. Seriously LTE is overkill (literally) as it just kills your battery.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] KillaHurtz:
You should probably read before posting something that has been asked already.

The T999 has LTE bands already, they are just disabled by default.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] crayzeeteri:
I've looked at a billion comparisons...

I'm no expert, but not much of a life living in a new state, so I read A LOT! And most of that reading has been about computers and mobile phones. I've seen about a million opinions on this; seen a lot of speed tests and other tests comparing the 2, and absolutely every piece of factual evidence so far has shown me that the T-Mobile's HSPA+ network is absolutely comparable to LTE. There are only very slight insignificant differences in the tests - some a few degrees higher, some a few lower - according to the tester's location, device, and environment. But they always come extremely close to the same numbers. I've heard LTE does eat a lot of battery, but that's (as always) depending upon individual usage. The SGS III, from what I understand, is capable of supporting LTE, even on the T-Mo model, it's just not being used since they aren't on it, so if/when they do go LTE, your phone will support it. Until then, I think you'll be just as happy with their network. I hope that helps ya! At least I'd feel like I accomplished something with my endless hours lookin at all this crap! Good luck!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] androidmonkey:
Thanks. I ended up going with the SGS 3. So far I like it a lot, its very fast. I am coming from a SGS Vibrant with Slim ICS ROM on it, so I had to install a launcher to get rid of TouchWiz (currently Im using Nova Launcher).
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] crayzeeteri:
U'll love it!

Oh cool! Me too, had the Vibrant and alternated between 2 ROMs at the end - ICS Passion and Doc's Master, they were both so great! Don't care for TouchWiz at all. I'm currently using Apex right now, it's simple, quick n user-friendly, and comes with the customizing I like - plus it has the capability of running themes from other home launchers, ie; GoLauncher, which I think is friggin awesome! Check it out if ya haven't already, there's not a whole lot it CAN'T do! Anyway, I think you'll LOVE this phone! I never in a million years thought I'd part ways with the Vibrant! I'm really stoked, now that I know how to do everything! If u have any questions, need help with dev stuff, or u just want recommendations, like I said - bored, not much of a life here, so helping is no problem at all! I've been through XDA quite extensively, so I know pretty much all there is to know about the 2 devices I have, just have the noob status still cuz I never post! So feel free to ask anytime! Have fun!!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] androidmonkey:
Thanks, I installed Apex last night. I might buy the Pro version if it becomes my fav. I was on the fence about waiting to get the HTC One X+ that is rumored to be released at the end of Sept. Since I have a track record with Samsung and its a very popular device (more support from devs), I decided to go with Samsung again. The only thing I really need right now is ROOT. I watched a video on Youtube and it looks like its a fairly simple process, not as easy as the Vibrant though. I mainly need ROOT to install Titanium Backup. I'm still confused though about the "flash counter" that some people mention and how Tmo/Samsung can see that you flashed your device if it were sent in for replacement/repair. Any ideas on that?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] KillaHurtz:
It's a counter that counts custom binaries, if serviced by Samsung they may check it and decline warranty. There is a no trip method in the development section that I highly recommend. Right now there is also an app anyways by guru ChainFire called triangle away, that resets the counter. Either way here's the link to the no trip method that is easy as pie for anyone. Enjoy !

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739426
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] crazzysandman:
Hey guys I just ordered a pioneer avh p2400bt and was wondering of anyone has or tried to get video from their note to a unit like this. I was thinking about buying the micro usb to HDMI and getting a HDMI to rgb cable and trying to see if it would work...

Just want to either video mirror for GPS.

Any thoughts? Please share thanks.:o
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] egomezmorales:
Your Best bet would be buying a mhl adapter,it would need to be AC powered though, straight micro to HDMI ,I think, it won't work
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] crazzysandman:
Thanks for the reply. I finally found one thread and he actually got it working but he bought a converter and the mhl and wireded it up and got it working :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
Was that the member who was doing it to install streaming movies in his car? It was in the galaxy s2 forum [URL "http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21301253"]here[/URL]
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] crazzysandman:
Yeah I believe it was. I just wanted to know if I was able to do it and what I needed. Thanks for the replies
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] PaulF8080:
Those adaptors were a hack until the MHL TV/monitors came out. There are some Achieva MHL car monitors on Ebay, now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] crazzysandman:
Are you sure it was hacked? I don't think he did Jack anything. He just bought a HDMI to RCA converter and it was working
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] PaulF8080:
I used the wrong word(hack). It is a "temp solution", like those digital TV to analog TV converters used to be.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SayWhat10:
will try
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] aaearon:
Not trying to bump this from the dead and kind of the wrong forum, but I just purchased a Galaxy S3 and when plugging my phone into this receiver through USB it says 'incompatible USB' on the receiver. Does the Note have this problem? If it did how did you guys fix it? I'd rather not mess with Bluetooth and since a big part of my day is my commute, I hope this isn't a dealbreaker.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] crazzysandman:
Yeah unfortunately I got this problem with my pioneer... sucked, I was looking forward to controlling my phone with the head unit... I just grabbed my gf's old iPod nano and loaded music to it and I just listen to that... I can also upload videos to it, witch is a plus....
[Motorola Droid RAZR] skater95:
Is this what I should be expecting?

Sent from my Maxxed Out Razr!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] prstorero:
No that's pretty bad battery life

Full-Throttle themer

dev at Droidrzr.com
[Motorola Droid RAZR] skater95:
So should I try and get a replacement?

Sent from my Maxxed Out Razr!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] perikolisan:
It depends of your use and your ROM. Sometimes when I use the phone intensively (and i get 70-80% of use from screen) i get 7-9h of battery life.

Now I use FTS ROM (GSM) and I get really good battery life with Maxx. In your case I can see 73% of usage by screen. It is important use, try to use less the phone and see the behaviour of it.

And recalibrate your battery maybe works (use all the battery --> wait to shut-down --> charge it --> in 100% wait 1h more --> start BM and wipe battery stats ---> use your phone with entire battery cycles, the first times the percent of battery maybe unestable but after it works fine)

Good luck!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] skater95:
Well do, I'll try the recalibration and I haven't been using it much, I expected a lot more and I'm on stock ics Verizon .211 rooted.

Sent from my Maxxed Out Razr!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] perikolisan:
For CDMA phones use artics rom, it has excelent battery life (-0,6%/h in standby an -3%/h~-7%/h in normal use)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moff1:
I notice that the flashtool 0.9.0.0-windows.exe is not working. Is there any other one that I could use to flash .42?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackkeylow:
Please be more specific so that anyone at all can even try to help :rolleyes:

try downloading again and make sure the download is complete.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cokey77:
Try an earlier version from flashtool site 0.6 version should do I think
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] link-in:
to flash gb you need flashtool less than v.8

to flash ics you need flashtool above v.8

hit thanks if i helped
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Yat_Fung:
I installed rr room and I can't install allshare, can anybody teach me plz!
[Motorola Photon 4G] ClipTy:
I'm all set getting rooted.
[Motorola Photon 4G] ClipTy:
Bump. :L Please, need help.
[Motorola Photon 4G] .cruiser:
I think your best bet is re-attempting to flash a SBF using RSD Lite. Try with RSD Lite 5.6 (it can be downloaded from here).

If you are able to flash the SBF successfully, you may end up in a boot loop. To resolve that, get into Recovery and do a wipe data / wipe cache.
[Motorola Photon 4G] peetr_:
That must be the same with Sensation, if you flash something new, you need to (edit: deleted). ;)
[Motorola Photon 4G] mof9336:
If you can get into android recovery format system, format cache, format data then try and run your sbf. you must clear out cm7 prior to sbf.