yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VanillaCracker:
Yeah, all in all although kernels do sometimes relate to bugs like this, based on the type of bug, it clearly seems to be a firmware issue to me. "Modems" are Samsung's own term for Radios. A modem is simply the type of radio software that's being used. *Can't speak for the i9100* but for the I-777 there are 3 good ones, the KK6 tends to have slightly faster speed, the KH7 tends to have slightly better reception, and the UCLD4 (latest one, came with ICS stock) tends to be a good balance in between. They have released others with differnt gingerbread updates and such but they kinda suck, it really depends on your area, but the ones above have been proven to be good everywhere. That's just for reference though, those are I-777 modems. Kernel is very much like the transmisison and suspension of a car, and somewhat like the engine. It allows for fluidity, speed (tweaks), battery efficiency, as well as maintaining a good stability between the rom and kernel (no bugs like some kernals will have). Rom itself is the entire software, it houses the features, the layout (menues, where stuff is), the theme (whether it looks like CyanogenMod or TouchWiz), the stability of it (does GPS go in and out on occasion during use, do you get a force close when opening up the sound setting, etc.), including such minute differences as how bloated or light the rom is (a lighter rom (50 [never see anything that small anymore] to 120mb is what i'd consider a relatively light rom. A more bloated one with tons and tons of pre-installed apps tends to be a little bit smaller to open applications and such. Honestly the difference isn't too big in my eyes, but people like to think that since they have very little applications that they have a lighter and faster rom, cus the less useless stuff they see the better they feel. Either way, this is why Aroma installer has become such a prominent feature in roms nowadays (it is a pre-flash...installer), and allows you to select what apps you want to install, if you which launcher you want (if you don't know about launchers check that out via google play - go launcher - you don't need root for this), which modem, which kernel, etc.) Very useful, keeps people from having all the pre-installed things that one may find useful but another might find annoying to have. The rest you can research, but that should cover some basic info for ya
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scott-id:
Hello guys!

So I used SuperWipe yesterday, and gotten trigger-happy with clearing the stuff. I've rooted it previously using the Toolkit, but I suspect I wiped out everything on the phone and put it in a limbo state. Here are the symptoms - please tell me all is not lost!

1. Recovery mode is default (Android System Recovery <3e>)

1.1 I tried applying a NANDROID backup on the SDCard, but it said (e: signature verification failed)

1.2 Coped a stock firmware onto the SDCard, but it was not recognized in Recovery Mode

2. Download mode says ODIN mode

2.1 Product name GT-i9300 / Custom binary download: Yes (4 Counts) / Current Binary: Custom / System Status: Custom

3. Device is recognized via the Toolkit (serial number present in the main menu)

3.1 However if I try executing any restore / reflash options the Toolkit will be stuck on (waiting for USB debugging)

3.2 On reboots Win7 will try installing 'drivers for the device' but it will not be completed successfully

What should my next step be? Do let me know if I can furnish any further information to make things clearer for you guys!

Much grateful!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123shree:
Well your using stock recovery.. so you can't restore previous backup's .. can't flash any other custom Rom using that... it say the signature thing coz the custom Rom's aren't signed by Samsung.

There is nothing wrong in download mode saying Odin mode... it is how it should be. And its saying that you have flashed your phone 4 times..

Toolkit won't restore a backup because it needs the Cwm recovery.. the stock 're every won't support all those stuff.

You must re-flash Cwm recovery or flash cf-root to get Cwm back. And the proceed with restoring backup's.

Hope this clarifies everything. :)

Sent from my GT-I9300

---------- Post added at 11:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:06 PM ----------
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scott-id:
Wifi

Thank you JJEgan and 123shree for the prompt replies! You have saved another noob's phone..

Now perhaps this is unrelated - and please feel free to move / close the thread if need be.

I rooted / flashed my phone because one day I lost my Wifi after a stock OTA update. Here's the observations:

1. Flashing to a custom ROM did not help the issue

1.1 Whether stock or custom, It only picks up signals if the phone is right next to the router. However this is not consistent as well, as I tried using my laptop as a Wifi hotspot and placing the phone next to the laptop did not help. When it does get connected the signal strength is very weak (1 bar) despite being physically right next to the router.

2. Things I've tried

2.1 Toggling Wifi power-save via *#0011#

2.2 Flashing a different kernal

2.3 Flashing different modems

I'm unable to upload a picture due to my newbie status, but I had another phone placed next to the S3, and the former detected 6 networks while the latter showed none.

Could this mean a hardware issue?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123shree:
Tried a data wipe after flashing stock rom???
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dub_lyfe:
hey everyone, im having a little trouble with my galaxy2.

its the canadian bell hd lte version, unrooted, running gingerbread 2.3.3. obviously i want to upgrade.

im comfortable with the rooting process using odin...etc.

heres my issue, ive done some looking but couldnt find anybody with the same issue or a solution.

upon attempting to enter download mode, with the phone off, using the vol down + home + pwr key, it does just that, totally skipping the "warning!" screen.

ive also found that odin will not recognize my phone, though the computer does, i am unsure if this is because of the bypass of the warning screen? maybe its time for a jig?

tldr phone will go into download mode, but odin will not recognize, no warning about custom os displayed.

thanks for looking.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VanillaCracker:
Only reason I can think of for it not showing the warning screen before going directly into download mode is because you are holding down all the buttons for so long that it uses that as the "up" which it needs to go from the warning screen straight into download mode. *Like if you need to hold for 5 seconds to get into DL mode, try holding for 4.5 seconds so that you know it's booting into DL mode, but that you're certain you're not stilling holding down the UP button prematurely, so that it's going by the warning screen too quickly for you to notice -- if you really care enough at all*

What's most likely going on with ODIN not recognizing your device is that your Phone's Drivers has for some reason not installed correctly on your PC. That's not too rare of an occasion (happened to my brothers phone the other week when I tried to root it - wouldn't install drivers on my pc [thus not showing up in odin], so we had to use his computer (where they were already installed). What you can do (assuming this is the problem) is 1) Try using a different computer, and if you plug the phone in and the drivers do not start installing within the first minute and a half of connection then you can either look at the device option of windows (device and printer or w.e - see if there's an option for drivers, or uninstalling drivers [so that you can re-install] or something like that), or try downloading Kies (now used for official samsung updates), as I believe there is an option there to install your phone's drivers. Hope that helps, lemme know the results. I'm like 80% sure the problem you're having is the Drivers not being installed proplery on the comp.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Obagleyfreer:
Seems a little odd that it's skipping the warning but don't think it's a big issue.

As for the drivers I would suggest downloading the latest Kies software and installing any updates that should install all necessary drivers :)

I would then reboot computer and not launch Kies or anything else before opening Odin, Whenever I flash my phone I always run Odin from a fresh reboot just so I know that Kies isn't running or anything else to interfere with flashing process.

*Make sure Kies isn't running in the background when flashing things in Odin or strange things happen and flashing can get interrupted leading to possible bricked device.*

Also make sure USB debugging is enabled on your phone when you use Odin.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dub_lyfe:
thanks for the reaponses!

it is wierd that its skipping the warning.

if a person puts the phone in dl mode, and at the warning screen chooses no, what happens? does the phone still go into dl mode or just reboot?

as for odin i cant check at the moment but ill try that, i have a feeling that the warning may have something to do with it, if someone wants to try to confirm my suspicions above?

will get back on the odin issue when i get a chance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] postfatal:
"ive done some looking but couldnt find anybody with the same issue or a solution." ... then look harder.

yea download the kies drivers or install a temporary cwm on your phone and go through that.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dub_lyfe:
still have yet to get to a computer but messed with the device a bit.

it boots in recovery fine, still no warning for download mode.

also, if i dont continue to hold the dl mode button sequence till it goes straight into.dl.mode, the phone boots as normal.

so the theory of holding the buttons too long seems unlikely.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VanillaCracker:
Alright I mean if you can get into recovery mode at this point (and download mode seems to work anyway, just doesn't give warning) shouldn't be a problem. If you do try getting the drivers from kies and use download mode then you can figure out if it's bonkers. If not, just use recovery to flash something and all should be well. That's quicker and easier anyway
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
Also, you should probably note that since you said you have the "canadian bell hd lte version", that you PROBABLY do not have a GT-I9100. So don't go flashing random stuff from the forum (which is for the I9100) - else I can almost guarantee you will run into problems.

(refer to this article, and this post)

If you are right about having the HD LTE version of the Galaxy S II, I'm betting you actually have the SGH-I757M. (you can verify this by looking on the label under the battery)

That phone (the SGH-I757M) doesn't have a dedicated forum, unfortunately. Your best bet is to search XDA for that model number, like this.

I was feeling generous, so I did a bit of legwork for you. The current latest Samsung official version is still 2.3.6. You can get it from sammobile.com. That will offer only minor updates from your current version of 2.3.3.

There IS the CyanogenMod9 custom ROM for your device, if you want to go that route. It'll be listed on the xda site search for your model number that I linked above.

In any case, I must warn you again against flashing anything that is meant for the i9100 Galaxy S II.

EDIT to add: the fact that the model is different from an I9100 could also explain the lack of a warning screen before download mode. There was no warning screen on my girlfriend's old Captivate prior to download mode, so maybe there isn't one on the SGH-I757M, either.
[General Questions and Answers] samiro:
i installed the one fot HDC. (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1812616&page=2)

but it makes alot of trubels. the g sensore is not responding anymore.

i need the original one - or a newr one for this phone: Bluebo L100

http://www.nzbay.com/Bluebo_L100_Galaxy_S3_i9300+_2ghz/p1231311_7454458.aspx

need to say - in the link its android 4. but the real its 2.3.6

thank you all
[General Questions and Answers] SimonTS:
Restore from your Nandroid backup. You did take a Nandroid backup before attempting to install a new ROM - didn't you?
[General Questions and Answers] samiro:
no :(

i didnt.

i am really new in all this stuff
[General Questions and Answers] SimonTS:
I hate to say it mate, but you may have just turned your cheap Chinese rip-off into a fairly expensive paper-weight then. It can be risky enough flashing a ROM that is designed for your phone, but to flash one for a different phone just for the fun of it is almost guaranteed to cause problems.
[General Questions and Answers] samiro:
I know. It was by mistake

I thought this is the same developer. But maybe (or its Shure now) it is not...

Because it’s the same clone phone….

What can I do???
[General Questions and Answers] Hstar:
Yeah I must agree. Now that it's barely worth anything, you might aswell try your luck to see if you could get it back to default

Not trying to be disrespectful but why do people root a S3? it already has what you need? further more, you screwed it up pretty bad. And your warranty is voided.

Good fight how much pounds you spent! painful mistake.

- Hope everything goes alright.
[General Questions and Answers] samiro:
its not the samsung galaxy.

its the clone - with MTK 6575...
[General Questions and Answers] gagdude:
Its a clone, and even if it was the actual S3, rooting allows freezing of bloatware, backing up apps, backing up entire system, flashing ROMs, and underclocking. Rooting is not only for performance gains.
[General Questions and Answers] samiro:
you are all right

but i still need help - if someone have it - please contact me !!! :( or post here
[General Questions and Answers] samiro:
its not 164.99 USD

try to buy it... you need to add 29USD for batteries.

and shipping cost.

can buy it cheeper in other websites
[General Questions and Answers] samiro:
ok. we understand you are trying to make advertisment :)

thank you
[General Questions and Answers] punkorkon:
Original BLUEBO L100 ROM

Hi Samiro. That's my first participation in xda developers. I hope is not to late to help you.

this is Recovery, Flash Tool y Drivers for bluebo L100

http://www.4shared.com/rar/ZZT3ZdGA/...Recovery.html?http://

Recovery is in chinnese but is works. If you have problems using It there are lot of images all over the net.

You need to be root to use it so you have to use that to

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1886460

Don;t worry If your phone doens't work properly, It's a bat file that do all by itshelf.

That's a custom ROM that works perfect with your phone (I know It because I have the same phone)

That ROM makes better use of resources and keeps your phone root. It's an update, so you need to run it from Recovery, NOT WIPE.

http://www.4shared.com/zip/_QkXZoUk/...4_NoWipe.html?

That one is an original for Bluebo 820, It's not the original for our phone but It works, anyway, the custom ROM up works much better

http://www.4shared.com/rar/0GptobwX/...L100_820.html?

If you got any doubt just ask me.

Hope It helps.
[General Questions and Answers] samiro:
thank you

but now i know that my model is not really l100.

its g888
[General Questions and Answers] dagdigdugjegerr:
Lewa OS ported to bluebo 9300

Hi people!!!

i`ve ported Lewa OS to 9300 /l100 , if you want to try please pm! i can`t post here because i `m noob (damn!)
[General Questions and Answers] mon2oo:
Hi Punkorkon,

My device details are as below:

Factory Mode Phone Version:

BB Chip : MT6575

MS Board : GT-I9300

UBoot Ver. : 2010.06

Kernel Ver.: 3.0.13 (root@andriod) (gcc version 4.4.3) #1 PREEMPT Wed Aug 22 17:26:11 CST 2012

Android Ver. : 4.0.4

SW Ver. : ALPS.ICS.MP.V2.6

Custom Build Ver: 1345627582

About Phone:

Andriod Ver : 4.0.4

Basebrand Ver : MAUI.11AMD.W11.50.SP.V20, 2012/08/13 14:56

Kernel Ver : 3.0.13 1211 V12 Wed Aug 22 17:26:11 CST 2012

Build No. : IMM76D.I9300ZSALE9

Custom Build Ver: 1345627582

Phone is rooted, but I do not have ROM backup nore CWM installed.

Will your ROM work for this ?
[General Questions and Answers] enverce:
Search web (apkgege) here you're looking for
[General Questions and Answers] najim017:
Please Help me

I have Downloaded this BLUEBO_L100_4_0_4_NoWipe.zip

Then I try to update by Pressing Power+V Down+ home , Selected 'apply update from sdcard' then selected 'BLUEBO_L100_4_0_4_NoWipe.zip' from my sd card. but after few second

-- Insall /sdcard....

E:signature verification failed

Signature verification failed

Installation aborted

My problem is

wrongly i try to edited System/etc/vold.fstab with out backup

now i couldnt find any SD card

always say No sd card mounted

Also i cant change again from Root explorer (Its have Su permission)

Now My memory just 502mb(Phone)

Internal : 2GB (doesnt show)

External : 16GB (Doesnt show)

Please Tell me what should I do now

Please Help me
[Acer Iconia A700 and A510] Doolittle Duckbill:
OK, I read through all the postings I could find regarding this. Some questions remain:

Just how similar is the A510 to the A700 when it comes to CWM and ROMs?

Specifically, has anyone installed CWM 6.0.1.1 for A700 on an A510? And consecutively, Cyanogenmod 10?

Also, has anyone successfully put one of the A700 ROMs out there on an A510? I mean, has really done it himself, not hearsay?

I gather that the only difference is the graphics resolution?
[Acer Iconia A700 and A510] jokerzlh:
I've been successful in installing the CWM 6.0.1.1 for A700 in my A510.

'cos my A510 was half-bricked so I could not test the functions.
[Acer Iconia A700 and A510] Doolittle Duckbill:
OK, I felt adventurous and tried it myself:

installed CWM 6.0.1.1from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1791165 on my A510. It renders a usable CWM, but the screen is split in the middle. All CWM menu options show up in the left half and can be toggled with the Vol / On buttons. I did not try all CWM functions but wipe cache, wipe dalvik and install zip worked.

Then I installed CyanogenMod 10 for Acer A700 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1806980 on my A510. It seemed to work, but because the screen resolution is not set right, one can´t really use the device. I tried both landscape an portrait screen orientation. I somehow managed to get past the google setup, but tapping on symbols does not really work and the symbols you need are outside the visible screen. I could slide desktops, but only saw about 1/4 of the screen. So no luck, reverted to Stock Acer Rom again.

However, I think CyanogenMod10 would work if the screen resolution could be set right. I am no dev and basically don´t know what I am doing here, but if pawtip could include the proper screen resolution for the A510 in the work he is doing for the A700, we might get something workable.
[Acer Iconia A700 and A510] drewlim:
Did u make a nandroid backup before installing cynogenmod 10 and restore from it? I was wondering if this is what u did when u said u restore to stock coz prev cwm for a510 doesnt have a working restore.
[Acer Iconia A700 and A510] pawitp:
Frankenstein kernel image if you want to experiment (A510 kernel configuration on A700 device tree).

Completed untested and unsupported. Flash boot.img on top of CM from the other thread and resolution should work, your device will be misidentified as A700 though.

Recovery should work, but will misidentify your device causing it to accept A700 ROM but not A510 (should any be released in the future).
[Acer Iconia A700 and A510] jokerzlh:
it's adventurous indeed! But not so lucky for me.:crying: My tab has been bricked for a month.
[Acer Iconia A700 and A510] Doolittle Duckbill:
After some searching and trying, I found that this:

SDs_Acer_AV041_A510_RV28RC02_WW_GEN1.zip

was the only stock ROM I could put on my device. It is not the original ROM (I bought my device very early from Amazon Germany).

So, no, I did not make a nandroid backup. The above ROM is my backup. No matter how much I had my tablet screwed up with previous CWM failures and bad software that is floating around, I could always revive it with the stock recovery and the above ROM.
[Acer Iconia A700 and A510] Doolittle Duckbill:
Sorry, that didn´t work. Firstly, the recovery did not work, only showed android lying on back with exclamation mark.

So I pushed the CWM 6.0.1.1 with adb. That produces a screen with a flickering band in the middle, but is workable. Then I wiped cache and dalvik, installed your latest CM10. On reboot, flickering screen but android startup animation in lower right quarter of screen. Counting up on app update. I then pushed your root.img with fastboot. rebooted. Same thing: only part of the desktop shown and flickering band in the middle of the screen. Did some playing around reinstalling CM10, but no effect.

So I put back my SDs_Acer_AV041_A510_RV28RC02_WW_GEN1.zip with CWM 6011, which also puts stock recovery back on.

I realize that it must be difficult when you don´t have an A510, so I just want to thank you for your trouble. Lucky the ones that got an A700 that they have you!!!

Us A510 owners will just have to wait until a dev comes along who takes a good look at our device for CM10 support
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dcunited08:
On G+ a user asked Asus about Jelly Bean for the TF201 and Asus replied "Jelly says it's his next stop :)"

https://plus.google.com/115201921530304855679/posts/4F5M1Tz6B4m
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dude2k5:
What else was expected to happen? Of course it's coming soon. When is the question....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] krispy521:
I think the op's intentions is that the 201 is next.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cmccracken:
The big question is if it actually resolves any of the problems that are present in the TF201 ICS firmware. So far, Asus has made no claim that it does. You can spraypaint a turd pink, but its still smells like a turd.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Aaronneal:
You can cover it in glitter though :p
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sorceror171:
Apparently the new kernel has some effect on the TF300's I/O, which seems to be the main weakness on the Prime. Improve that bottleneck and it'll help a lot of different areas.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GS_Dan:
To be honest with the root tweaks my prime's performance is adequate, even if the jelly bean improvements are marginal I'll be pretty satisfied.

I just want Google Now and that higher frame rate.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NeroDan:
Or butter.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bklm1234:
I also am happy with my prime with virtuous prime rom and batoo's io scheduler and tune.sh. Butter smooth already. So JB or my current setup will be fine. I love android for the fact I have choices and solutions all the time.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kr338r:
that was a wonderful statement...

too many people here

(uber-techies & needy people)

forget that with all of the dev going on for this device,

they have made an already great Droid

(yes, i AM aware of its MANY shortcomings)

an AWESOME Droid!

i almost sent mine back(twice)...

the dev community convinced me to stick it out & keep it.

glad i did.

(btw, i have 5 other Droids in house; the Prime gets the most use of all)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dude2k5:
Half of us can't even unlock and try any dev, so it doesnt apply to us until we can. We've tried to get an answer from Asus and they've done nothing.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] louvass:
Love my Prime

Had it since the first shipment, 12/23/11 and have no issues at all except GPS as we all know. All games run great no complaints except Madden, can't get that to run for anything. I am unlocked and rooted and flashed most of these roms. Thank you to the devs that keep our device alive and fast.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Thom4s:
I must say I have no problems running games (those tegra games are beautiful and run great), i only have the occasional ANR while downloading torrents but pressing 'wait' just makes it disappear and everything functions. So, not much crashes or apps getting stuck