yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Micronads:
System/media/audio/ui. Look for it in there. Start up.ogg I think
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Savok:
PowerOn.ogg is the file you want.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] cuhrazy:
Can anyone mirror the cell standby fix? The site is doing maintenance to the drive the file is on.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] d0cx:
This ROM is qorking quite well for me, along with the matched Radio. Thanks.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Dave the Knave:
http://db.tt/DOyab89H

UCALH1-DEODEX-Tethering+CellStandby+AutoBrightness
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sirooga:
I am looking for a 15 toggle mod for this ROM with no luck. Has anyone seen this? I'll look later on my computer and maybe have better luck.

Sent from my S3
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dmjlabelle:
Thanks, the new update works great.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Linsanity:
Hi can anyone get Google now to work with this rom? I flashed mikev7 Google now but it does not work. Any suggestions
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] XxTyboxX:
I got the same problem, no idea what it is. Tried mike7 and mike6 but none worked multiple multiple times of trying any help would be greatly appreciated as well.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dahlem:
Came back to this build. Tried ALOT of the new JB builds and the LTE speeds just don't make it. I appreciate all the effort the developers have put into them but this build my downloads are in the 20mbs range where as the JB builds are maybe 2-6mbs at best . . .
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] lgkahn:
new version out.. anxiously awaiting your mods to it. so i can flash it just like this over lh1 with no checks.. thanks
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dahlem:
Yes that would be great!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Silverexp:
Use something like Root Explorer and remove or rename GoogleQuickSearchBox_USA.apk from /system/app.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30086856&postcount=27

I notice the VoiceSearch is not on par with the JB leaks.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] apatcas:
is your rom deodexed? cause the mike packages are made for deodexed roms.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] rfb813:
I have been on H1 for a while with no problems. Does anyone know what the H9 version has over an above the H1? If there is a great amount of difference (I doubt it) I hope that a flashable update is available soon. Thanks to all the dev who have been getting us the rooted versions.

Edit: New H9 modem out. It is available in Modem thread on the Android Development page.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] aob:
Thanks for this. Ive been enjoying a return to stock after never having given it a proper shot before putting JB on.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] JKelley103:
Yes.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=31935079
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sigaiser:
May not be the proper place to post, but is there a Odin version of the ota Rom that anyone knows of?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Emersinsky:
Can i flash this from a jb based rom?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] phjnky:
Yes I just came from slimbean no problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Ratchewer:
Hello,

For a while now I have not have acess to editors choice apps nor top apps.Here is the fix.

1. Place the zip file at this link into the Main storage of device.

2. Take a look into the ROM zip file you flashed earlier or you are using ( system/app) and delete phonesky.apk and marketupdater.apk or vending.apk

( please make sure you have a separate saved ROM zip file bfore editing. just a precaution).

3.place the phonesky.apk in the zip file above or at the link ( system/app to get, to phonesky.apk) into the ROM zip file you are using.

4.Boot into CWM and Reflash ROM zip file. reboot device.

5.Boot into CWM and flash the zip file in the link above.

6. You are done. you should see the image attached to the thread, that's the full gplay look.

Please enjoy.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] spartacus279:
Thanks

Thanks for the file, but I recently flashed my sgp 5.0 to cm9 and now the usb storage wont work? Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Ratchewer:
Go to my profile and check my threads also make sure you have installed the sammy usb drivers
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vlxdxmxr:
Hi Everyone!

I'm kinda having problems going back to stock ics from stable cm9.

I wanted to get back to stock just so I can try speedmod k3-13.

Whenever I flash stock ics through pc odin, I get stocked in the blinking Samsung logo, and my note never boots up. I am now back to cm9 and everything is ok.

Any thoughts on what steps I should undertake to get it working!?

Thanks in advance! :)

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivg86:
Why you are using kernel to get back to gb???no need to do.if you are doing this for going back to custom gb rom then i would suggest you to first flash a pre-rooted gb rom from dr.ketan's guide.try to flash it through pc-odin.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sahilarora2003:
Flash pre rooted gb from from my signature via PC Odin.then upgrade to ics.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vlxdxmxr:
I wasn't using speedmod to get back to gb. I wanted to get back to STOCK ICS as mentioned in my first post because I wanted to use speedmod.

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vlxdxmxr:
@Sahilatora2003

Thank you, I'll try that.

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] subrban:
Why prerooted ? can not be unrooted ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
You need root to install speed mod kernel so quickest way is to flash a pre rooted rom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Cmotion:
So I'm rooted, bootloader unlocked, and running the latest Synergy nightly (r46). I, and most of my friends, all have Mac computers (gasp! I know...), but for the next day or so I'm at my parents' house, where I'll have access to a PC. I've already backed up my NV/IMEI data, that was the first thing I wanted to do. My question is, is there anything else, PC-specific that I should do while I'm here? Is it worth updating the baseband or anything like that? I know anything Odin related will need to be done on a PC. I don't have any GPS issues that plague some people on custom ROMs. Anyway, just wondering if there is anything I should take advantage of while I'm around a PC. TIA!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] loveubuntu:
To answer your question, if you already have your status info backed up as you say, then radio upgrade is the only thing I can think of.

You need to ge tyourself a dual boot computer not to worry about this issue. Dump the Mac, supporting Apple is supporting terrorism.

Take one of your old computers (doesn't everyone have one?) with windows XP or any other windows. If you don't have one, spend $200 to get a nice refurbished laptop from Dell Ebay store

http://stores.ebay.com/Dell-Financial/_i.html?_fsub=3&_sc=1&_sop=1

Once you have it, Install Ubuntu side by side the windows OS. Use crappy Windows for ODIN only work, and Ubuntu for everything else. Become a superstar :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] PBSurf:
The quality of pen input on my Note 10.1 seems very poor compared to Lenovo's Thinkpad android tablet. Here are some screenshots from Quill and Papyrus for comparison:

https://plus.google.com/photos/118035123044388609537/albums/5778924744771043441

These screenshots are zoomed in about 5x from the size at which the text was written to make the difference obvious.

Has anyone else observed this? Could I just have a defective unit? The final picture in the album shows the result of using the S-Pen from my Galaxy Note 10.1 on a Tablet PC running Windows (Thinkpad X61 tablet - also a Wacom digitizer), so I don't think there's anything wrong with the pen.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BigStuart:
I've seen that happen very occasionally in Lecture Notes... It's not as pronounced as yours, but it's the same thing.

Would be interested to see how many others are seeing the same thing.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] qnfauf:
That has never happened to me so far.

I have never used Lecture notes, so I cant comment on that, but pen - input has been working great for me in S Note.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
This is not good news. I use Lecture Notes - it is my go-to app for notes. I'm getting mine tomorrow so I'll be testing and will report back.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] PBSurf:
The effect seems less noticeable in LectureNotes and S-Note under normal use because the minimum stroke width is relatively wide and, since both these save strokes as bitmaps instead of vector graphics, zooming in blurs everything. However, if I zoom out to 30% in LectureNotes, write, then zoom in, I see the same jaggedness.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mitchellvii:
Lecture Notes allows the user to set the pencil to any width, color or softness, softness adding an antialiasing effect.

If you set your pencils correctly there should be no jaggeness at all. Screen text on my Note looks fantastic in Lecture Notes, I actually prefer the realistic looking print to the S Note app. I mean, zoom in close on an image of actual pen or pencil on paper. The edges are not smooth at all.

I mean it's a note taking app. Why would you care that one looks slightly better than another at 5x magnification?

** I just looked at your images. Yeah you are doing the pencils wrong. Why would you want to write in super fine point anyway?

Sent from my awesome Note 10.1
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iofthestorm:
FWIW I tried writing in a few apps (S Note, Writepad, and Papyrus) and I don't get any jagged lines. Will upload a screenshot later when I get a chance. This scared me for a second.

Edit: Here's a page of text from Papyrus: http://minus.com/lFGDz8vQlZUv3

As you can see, no jaggies like in your picture. Have you made sure that all battery saving options are off? That could cause some lag in the input capture.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] PBSurf:
Actually, if I zoom in the PDF you posted, I can see the same jaggedness, so the problem isn't my device. I guess I'm just too fussy :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] kartikatre:
Hi PBSurf, you have mentioned using the S pen on Windows Tablet PC wacom digitizer. Can you confirm if the reverse is true? That is to say, does your X61 pen work on the GNote. Coz that would be great! Especially with the felt tipped pens provided by Lenovo. Cheers!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] HasC:
I can confirm it works on our notes as I have the same tablet, the added benefit is that you can use the eraser function of the x61t too.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] kartikatre:
Sweet! Now.. The long wait till the GNote arrives here in Australia :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] PBSurf:
Yes, my X61T pen works on the Note 10.1. The eraser works in my application: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.styluslabs.write and probably some others (haven't checked). Unfortunately, the pen button does not work since Samsung reserves it for system-wide gestures (like double tap to bring up S-Note).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
Samsung also offers an optional pen with an eraser for the Note.

http://www.shopblt.com/cgi-bin/shop...100200500150_BNY6142P.shtml&order_id=!ORDERID!

http://www.gearzap.com/official-samsung-s-pen-with-eraser-for-galaxy-note-10-1.html
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Charbucks:
I've got jaggies in Papyrus, and I imagine it's similar in Quill.

I think it has something to do with the vectorization of my strokes. If you zoom in and draw some curves, it's smooth until you take your pen off the surface, and then it goes jagged as the line is converted to points. I also think the pressure sensitivity is too high, so a bunch of fine lines at the end of letters appear when I don't actually want them.

I *think* the jaggedness is not a hardware issue... though the difference with the TPT and Note 10.1 is a little disconcerting. Maybe the TPT has a lower resolution digitizer so things are artificially straighter since there's a larger margin of error?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] PBSurf:
Interesting ... you could see what happens in my writing application (see my previous post), since it does not smooth or otherwise alter the pen input, so nothing will change when the pen is lifted.

Since the s-pen (like any wacom pen) actually uses a pressure sensor between the tip and the pen body to determine when it's touching the screen, I did the following experiment: I put a piece of scotch tape over the tip of the s-pen tightly so that the tip was depressed and held in place. The pen of course then writes whenever it is in proximity to screen. In this experiment, I saw no jaggedness! I'm not sure what the implication of this is - maybe the problem is that the tip is too loose relative to the body. As I was packing up my Note 10.1 to return it, I noticed there were a bunch of replacement tips included, some of different types. Maybe trying a different type of tip might make a difference?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Charbucks:
Ooh, I missed the link to your app! I like it! Took me a while to figure out all the options but it seems like a really nice S-note alternative. I also like that it doesn't seem to have pressure sensitivity, or at least not as extreme as Papyrus. It makes my writing look nicer overall. Here's a test: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4504287/test.html

I think the pen is just over-sensitive. When I write quickly with big long strokes, there's no jaggedness at all. When I reach the end of the stroke and thus slow down, it starts to jitter. Are you returning it because of this problem? That's sad :(
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] PBSurf:
My main reasons for returning the Note 10.1 were the jagged writing, the inability to use the pen button in applications (since it's reserved for system-wide gestures) and TouchWiz (this was my first encounter with TouchWiz). I'll stick with my Thinkpad Android tablet for now, but I'm really looking forward to the Microsoft Surface Pro.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
Really? You went back to the TPT? Pen button support will come, and the jagged writing will likely get fixed... Not to mention we're actually getting JB soon...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mitchellvii:
Jagged writing? Maybe if you use the ink pen on its thinnest setting. Other than that the antialiasing on the pen is outstanding. The pen writing on my Note is butter smooth.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tonyleeloveyou:
don't have that problem

and now i always use the pen on the original note 5.3,it works great,too
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Charbucks:
In S-notes, yes, it gets rasterized out of existence. However, in vector-based apps (Papyrus, Quill, StylusLabs Write) or in higher-resolution raster apps (Lecture Notes), it is visible. Not, IMO, return-worthy, but definitely a thing.

And yes, I do like to use thin-ish pens. It allows me to write like I would with a ballpoint, which for me was the whole point in buying this device. However, in the apps I mentioned, I can see the jaggies even with thicker pens.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] splotz:
There is now a workaround in LectureNotes:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31629110&postcount=13
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Thjalfi:
Ok, I also get some jaggies, but it is almost exclusively at the end of strokes and not very noticeable at normal zoom level, so it's not a deal breaker for me. I like the writing experience on the Note 10.1 a lot more than on the TPT and could not imagine having to go back.

For reference, this screenshot is from Quill, where I write in landscape mode with the page zoomed to fit the width of the screen, the page is legal ruled. The writing is zoomed in at maximum for the screenshot.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] happysap:
This problem is SO bad on my 32gb grey model that I have gotten an RMA and will send it back for replacement. Crossing my finger that the next tablet will be better. I have some experience with wacom and this behavior is not normal. The pen works fine in other tablet pc's with windows. I have experimented with using other penable pens and the hiccups occur with all of them. Even with pressure sensitivity set to "off" the problem persists. Holding the tablet in portrait mode with the samsung logo facing my left and the camera on the right I crosshatch strokes moving from bottom left to top right. The results in every app is near perfect lines, no hiccups. Try this with the opposite orientation and the results are the worst jaggies my tablet can produce.

For good measure I pulled out my old plastic templates and drew shapes on the tablet. Even with pressure off the hiccups occurred randomly. Imagine perfect circles, ellipses and squares except for one or two little 'bumps".

On a Windows pc I can open the wacom settings *.dat files in a text editor and modify stuff. I'm not sure if this is possible in android.

BTW I also own a Lenovo TPT with Ntrig and this does not happen. I think folks are confusing "steps" in vector apps like Quill for the "hiccups"

I have described. Thats why "jagged" is not the best word for this problem. Using TVpaint beta app increase smoothing option and the hiccups are still there!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mi7chy:
Seems to be a software issue with zooming. Only see semi-jaggedness if I hold the tablet in landscape orientation, create a Quill document with default page size that fits the top and bottom borders within the screen, write (which appears normal in its small size) but when zoomed in where the left and right borders of the page fits within screen then there is some jaggedness.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] happysap:
Happy day! I got my replacement tablet and its WAY better. Marker app still makes little hooks at the end of the lines but not as bad. Layerpaint, Quill, Sketchbook pro work very well. Most importantly tvpaint is spot on. I would recommend that if anyone has this "jumpy" line issue they should use a plastic ruler or some templates and see if it is user or machine error. If it is the tablet send it back.

I think the issue is cause by some "gaps" between the digitizer board and the LCD screen. A good analogy would be a screen protector with some air bubbles. except these bubbles\gaps can relocate themselves slightly based on the pressure of holding the tablet.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] 404Science:
I have this problem and its as bad as your picture. How long did it take to get a new tablet?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] happysap:
I bought my Note 10.1 from newegg and after trying a week to make it work I got an RMA and sent it express ( $25 ) back to California. In all it was about a week waiting. When the package arrived I had low expectations and buyers remorse. I think sometimes I even forget how expensive these tablets really are. The defect that some Note 10.1 have is very subtle similar to iPhone infamous "AntennaGate". the user knows something is not quite right. Unless you have like me years of experience with wacom devices its too easy to think the line behavior is normal.

I have owned two E-ink readers with wacom built in. Both used linux OS and the lines did not jump or hiccup. Go to youtube and search for "ASUS Eee Note EA800" and see that even this low power device make perfect lines with linux and wacom.

I only wish I could find the wacom tablet setting's .dat file in android OS like I can in windows. Maybe it would reveal itself if I rooted the device. If anyone knows of the existence and location of this file in Android PLEASE tell me where!

On a tablet PC using penable drivers its called "ISD_Tablet.dat"

here is an example of what I wanna have a look at...

PressureResolution 512

PressureCurve 9

UpperPressureThreshold 20

LowerPressureThreshold 16

PressureCurveControlPoint 20 0 127 254 254 512

PressureSafteyMargin 2

ButtonFunction 25

ButtonName tip

PressureResolution 512

PressureCurve 9

UpperPressureThreshold 20

LowerPressureThreshold 16

PressureCurveControlPoint 20 0 127 254 254 512

PressureSafteyMargin 2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] blackhand1001:
I bet once some devs have time to dug into the workings of the note they'll figure out a lot of things. Hopefully some people with experience from the note 5.3 and HTC flyer can help shed some light.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] happysap:
Latest system update fixed 99% of my problems. Tested TVpaint beta, Layerpaint, Sketchbook pro, Quill, Papyrus beta each with remarkable improvements. S note which seemed useless for drawing is giving excellent line quality. Markers is the only app that hasn't improved. But still works well. I must email developer of said app and see if anything can be done.

For the sake of work flow I would like a few system options. Disabling capacitive touch system wide like Thinkpad's TPT

"pen only" mode. Also lowering pen sensitivity down option. When I'm tired I find drawing on a 256 pressure level improves my work. 1024 being TOO sensitive.

And please please don't let Jellybean break these fixes! I can't go back to jumpy lines.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Charbucks:
Me too! I've been using S-note as my primary note-taking app because of the jagged lines in Papyrus etc, but now it's looking great :). I may just have to shift to vector based goodness.

I emailed the Papyrus devs over the option to disable the pressure sensitivity completely, but a system-wide calibration tool would be great. The hardware must be there, as on my old Wacom penabled tablet PC I could do this, but the software isn't.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] splotz:
Did someone have time to test LectureNotes?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] quinman22:
This is the one thing keeping me from going back to cm10, as the problem seems to happen in that rom as well and there isn't s notes to smooth it out. I love that cm10 allows me to use the stylus button to erase in lecture notes though, I don't use the hold to take screenshot function anyway.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] acadoid:
@splotz: Finally, I got my Galaxy Note 10.1 two days ago, so that I could investigate the jagged writing that some LectureNotes' users reported to me. However, I do not see any jagged writing, neither with pressure sensitive nor without, neither with zoom nor without. I am somewhat puzzled, did I just get a particularly well done device?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] happysap:
I tested LectureNotes and it works fine for me. But please take a look at these screen shots. Image marked with red "A" is done in landscape orientation and image marked with red "B" is done in portrait. Do you see the little line "bumps" in landscape that are absent in portrait?

Since the latest updates these bumps are much fewer than before. In LectureNotes they don't cause much problems and easily look like part of normal handwriting, BUT I would love to get rid of them entirely! Tablet PC's and Cintiq's don't have this problem.

To anyone using LectureNotes or similar app I recommend you zoom in and write bigger than normal. The writing will come out better when you zoom back to normal. I tested this in both wacom Note 10.1 and ntrig Thinkpad tablet. Using drawing\writing apps in android line accuracy with an active stylus increase with even a slight zoom in (10%).

This all might have something to do with the digitizer board LPI versus LCD DPI. I once owned a wacom tablet pc with a 10" LCD screen @1024x768. I still own a wacom tablet pc with a 12" LCD screen @1024x768. I found that it was easier to draw on a 12" LCD screen @1024x768 than a 10" LCD screen @1024x768. Cintiq users always wanted higher DPI LCD's. But when wacom was using intuos 3 in Cintiqs they would not budge screen quality up. Only with the introduction of intuos 4 did we see higher DPI Cintiqs.

Samsung Claims 1024 pressure with LCD @1280x800 on a "penabled" tablet. This is a first for "penabled" why not just use intuos 3?

Samsung Series 7 11.6" Slate is "penable" LCD @1366 x 768 with only 256 pressure level. I hear no complaints from those owners!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] happysap:
forgot screenshots! here they are