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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] balaams_ass:
Noobiesque question(s)

Been on JB nightlies after rooting and unlocking. Missing NFC and find the nightlies a bit too unstable right now. So can I flash a stock ROM via CWM or do I have to Odin back to stock ? Flashing both the ROM and the Kernel ?

Adam in the unlock thread indicated that any ROM up to I535VRALG7B is unlockable so I'm assuming I535VRALF2 is older as it is by my figuring alphabetically earlier ?

Thanks in advance......
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Bleelas:
If you want stock rooted, you can flash with CWM. If you want to unroot and return to 100% stock and bloated, go the Odin route.

You'll either need a ROM/kernel combo or you'll have to flash a TW kernel right after flashing the ROM.

If nighlies are too unstable for you, but you like root, I'd highly recommend going with Beans, Clean, or Synergy. They are all stable for most people and are super fast.

For more info and step by step instructions, see droidstyles sticky in develop.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] smooth6652:
this is my first post on xda ever i have goten so much info from here i decided to give back for once. First i will like to thx tomin.fhl for his threads including the goodies so i can root my phone the pre-rooted rom did the trick. then aftr searching i found the

wifi_tether_v3_1-beta14.apk well apparently i cant post the ink yet sinc im new but u can goole it an is the first 1 went to the site scan the qr code then my settings r as follows ics generic in deice profile setup method auto enabled wifi encrption wifi-driver reload checked enable routing fix check and wala it works like if it works thx
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] smooth6652:
wifi-tethering tmobile samsung note

keep in mind on september 5th 2012 tmobile is relasing the truly unlimited 4g data plan no caps or anything for 30 dollars

a month free tethering for everyone my friends thx
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] sashusmom:
I keep reading about how great this unlimited $30 data is for t-mobile -$20 when added to a value plan, but you have to add it to your voice and texting plan- the cheapest I found under value plans is $35 for voice, $40 for voice and texting. So you're still looking at $55 at the least, plus taxes and various fees.

I will stick with $30/mo, 100min, unl text and unl web (first 5gb at 4g spd).

Am I missing something?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] smooth6652:
I believe so

i believe so my friend im on a family plan right now im paying 20 dollars a month for data for 2 lines for 2 gigs, if i move to the 5g plan i will be paying 3O dollars a month for 5 gigs this will still have a limit if im wifi tethering not using there hotspot thing which is an additional 14.99 per line. So if i get the 30 dollars unlimited no caps which is the sam price as the 5 gigs i can achieve th same goal with out an stupid text messages saying i went over my limit
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] sashusmom:
Then I hope it works better for you.

I left my family plan with ATT for the $30 4g plan. My hubby is stuck on the iphone, so he won't leave. It made sense when we could add a line for $10, plus another $10 for data, but then they went smart phone crazy!!!!!!! Good bye ATT!

Don't get me wrong. If t-Mo turns itself around, they will be jacking up rates too, I'm sure. But for now, I like them.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] smooth6652:
mistake

this will be a mistake by tmobile to have this plan i have also read that they stopped the wifi tethering already in europe on the unlimited plan. my hope is to get on this plan when sep 5 comes around so i can have it and then when they realize how big of a mistake they have made i would already be grandfathered into the plan when they discontinue it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] prepaidguy9081:
dosent work

im on exuisit rom. settings just as you described. rooted and romed. wifiteather 3.1-14 and it turns on but dosent flip on the wifi. diy 1 click works but routs to tmobiles webpage.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] smooth6652:
well so far i have tried the first rom listed and knightmare frame dont know about the others
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note] meanbaby:
my t879 flash with jedi 4 and cwm

got the file and install the apk, set everything as op setting,

used my blackberry playbook to connect and it work, use my laptop and got into the tmobile hotspot screen :( anyone else ran into this problem?

did some testing, and it kindof working, ventrillo is working, got into diablo 3 game is working, but chrome or IE brings up the tmobile hotspot screen

any help on this one? thanks

meanbaby

after much reading it is not our rooting or software problem, it is the way TM handles IE/chrome/FF to determine to give us that dreaded page on our pc/lt. on a tablet/phone the tethering works fine.

my solution was to run a vpn on my pc and have the info tunnel out from there so TM cant look at what info is being passed, or you can try one of the vpn apps for the phone.

Second choice is on the pc/lt you can run a user agent swithcher for your browser and emulate a android version of it, but only draw back is you will be accessing the mobil version of the site, this is much easier fix for those who dont know how to set up a vpn.

hope this helps others in supplement to the OP original post for getting tethering to work on PC and laptops.

-meanbaby
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] fish3191:
Anyone know what the chances are that USB audio support will be added in to CM10 for the GS3? Or are there any jelly bean roms that support it? If not, are there any workarounds to get it working?

Using CM10 as my daily driver and that's the only feature I miss from TW. Please let me know if any of you have anything. Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] snwcrash:
I am in the same boat. Trying to get my Samsung Multimedia dock working again
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] cesium:
Reading the implementation guidelines on http://developer.android.com/tools/adk/adk2.html#audio-dock makes it seem like the accessory to which you are connecting to must explicitly support the android implementation of USB Audio, not sure though.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian Gove:
CM10 is still in experimental stages for our device. It's got a looong way to go before being close to 'done' so all these features will show up in time, I'm fairly confident in that.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jy3ng4:
Also very curious about this
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tjsdev:
I have to believe

I really hope cm10 will support this. I know its trivial but it would be nice not having to plug in two cables in my car dock.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droosh:
Tomorrow's commit has to do with USB Audio. Hopefully it will affect our device as well.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slimjimwoods:
As the title says, I'm hoping someone can help me backup and restore Spotify offline playlists prior to swapping a ROM. I use Titanium Pro for all of my apps, but even after restoring app+data, Spotify throws an error and wipes all of my sync'ed playlists.

It used to work, but I have a feeling something has changed down the line (offline playlists are stored in .android_secure now I think)

Is there another step that I can include that will stop me from having to re-download everything every time?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dikex:
try to backup "Media Storage"(system app) by Titanium

when restoring, choose "Data only"
[Xperia Play General] sdojoin:
Hey guys, i've been here quite a while. And nowadays people keeps coming in with question that've been probably answered and a lot of dev seem to hav lost their interest in developing this phone.:banghead:

I really wonder who's gonna help us with our problem. And i sriously don't think the play moderator could handle everything here by themself. I obviously don't hav enough on me to be of any use to help this community.:p

So what're we gonna do when all the devs are gone?? Who's gonna provide us the things that we may need?? Where would we go to when we're lost in developing??:o

I'm really bump up with everythings that been going on with this device. All the news, the stories, the gossip, article, blog etc. Everything that this device had offered when it 1st appear had already been top off by some dual/quad core tegra 3 1gb/2gb ram device.:mad:

So the real Q is how long does this section's gonna last...:(
[Xperia Play General] D.Spirit:
Don't worry. As I see, the developers are still crazy about Xperia Play and they prefere it to GS3 because of GAMEPAD.

This section is not gonna die.:good:
[Xperia Play General] IE-coRe:
Yeah i also noticed that. The play does not have the community that it deserves. But my play just died and since i am on exchange year in taiwan right now i cant send it to sony. But phones are cheap here so i just bought a xperia sola. Problem solved. I miss gamepad though.
[Xperia Play General] - Swift -:
Dude, for example take a look at the X8 section.

The phone came out in Summer 2012 and has 180MB RAM (~90 of which is usable) and it has a HUGE community.

Over 400 ROM's, and has fully working Jelly Bean :eek:, how may I ask?, new developers come along.

But may be a slightly different story here :p
[Xperia Play General] sasukekun67:
Just enjoy our magnificent devs whilst they are still there, Cosmicdan Wedgess sechko Markphyton rocks and our god pax make the play work at it's best!
[Xperia Play General] eksasol:
I think it is time up for this device, Cyanogenmod team said they stopped supporting Snapdragon S1 devices, I think that's what the Play uses. At least we had CM7 and CM9 stable which both run great, we will get a CM10 port too from FXP. Overall the device is limited by the performance. Sony isn't going to upgrade this model, just have to hope another company will create something similar for us, but I'm not interested in tablets with controller.
[Xperia Play General] CyberScopes:
Well, my xperia play recently broke and im getting a new one. I had a choice of S3, but i chose the play. Because its unique and wont die.

HOPEFULLY
[Xperia Play General] sufy1000:
Wise option :good:
[Xperia Play General] sdojoin:
I'm hoping more will join this thread to asses their needs of the Play section. Just so we'll know what're n how many are still interested in this section. Hopefully to get more than 50 users/members to tell us n re-asure us that this section is gonna last. Coz this "may be" my last device. As my twins needs more financial attention than my interest in gadgets.:o I lov this phone. Just want to keep it up to date as possible. Hoping to get more n any kinds of supports from users/members to keep this section alive.:)

"Live hard and Die Well":cool:
[Xperia Play General] tiagoSequeira:
I'm not sure if this section is gonna last much more time. I think the Xperia Play is indeed an awesome phone but it just wasn't made for the android hardcore user. I used to theme my phone so much and to change Rom every two days. Now with this phone I don't do either if those things. Anyway I can't imagine myself with another device
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
Extracted from Optus ICS OTA update that started rolling out a couple of days ago. I'll also be crossposting in the radio thread in dev section, but as the OP hasn't been updated in.... a while, thought I might as well make a thread for it here too. Download, upload, share, do whatever you want with it, but if you try it consider giving a bit of feedback to help other users decide if they want it.

Installing is the usual drill, either copy the zip to sdcard root and reboot to bootloader. Or the fastboot method.

You need s-off to flash a radio.

If you're updating from a gingerbread radio, you might also need to format cache in recovery.

http://d-h.st/44L
[HTC Incredible S] ragz:
I flashed new radio and all is good,i work in a all steel walled building and where i was getting 2 bars am now getting 3,but this is just an initial impression i will have to try it longer to tell. Previous radio was an 11_m.
[HTC Incredible S] aaa124:
Hello, I want to ask you about radio: Nonverbose has a Radio: 20.4805.30.0822U_3822.11.08.29_M.

I dont understand when I enter boot loader I get :3805.06.03.03 what is the difference between the two?

Secondly, i make s-off by your procedure and flashed Cool droid revolution by Surajkumar; but it isnt a GB its ICS?

Can I flash your [Radio]3831.18.00.28_M?

Whatis the difference between this one and the one I already have?

Some posts I read show also different radios for froyo/GB users. Will the radios posted http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1129014 also work on my phone?

Sorry for the noob questions but I don't want to brick my phone :/
[HTC Incredible S] zukri90:
So this radio was extracted from the optus ics ota. Will it work for other networks?
[HTC Incredible S] ragz:
I'm using it on Sasktel in Canada and its working great..
[HTC Incredible S] zukri90:
Here I go!

---------- Post added at 07:45 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:29 AM ----------

Yeap. New radio is working smoothly.
[HTC Incredible S] ragz:
Glad you like it ,i was feeling a little pressure there.. lol
[HTC Incredible S] acme anvil:
Using this new radio now. Slightly better reception than my previous 24M radio. Was sticking with it primarily b/c the battery life was exceptional IMO. We'll have to see how well this one lasts but so far so good.
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
Main differences could be better call quality, increased reception, network performance, battery life, wifi performance? (not sure about this)

It's up to you to try it and find out, you can always change to another version if it doesn't suit you.

Never flash a Froyo radio as it will brick your phone but you could easily revert to gb although it should require formatting the system in recovery.

Considering you are on an ics Rom, I would recommend an ics radio.

I have installed this version to test it out and reception does seem to have increased. Data speed through the network seems a little faster but much more stable, less spikes in download speed.

I transfer a lot of files to PC via wifi hotspot and samba server on the phone and the speed seems to have dropped significantly, although this is probably a Rom/RIL issue. I'll be testing some ics roms this weekend to see the difference.
[HTC Incredible S] aaa124:
Is this radio 3831.18.00.28_M an ICS radio? Can i flash it in recovery using knowing that I have a cooldroid rom?

Does this statement work in my case"If you're updating from a gingerbread radio, you might also need to format cache in recovery."?
[HTC Incredible S] vizzy:
Your stAtement depends on what radio you are on at the minute ?

But yes it is an ics Rom and as long as you label is correctly before flashing it you will be fine. Or you can use adb method.
[HTC Incredible S] aaa124:
vizzy, Im using 3805.06.03.03. I understand that Im clear to flash it in recovery right?
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
You do not flash the radio in recovery. Just copy the zip file to sdcard root and reboot to bootloader. In hboot mode, the phone will scan for the file and ask if you wish to install. Accept and wait for confirmation.

As you are on a gingerbread radio currently, yes you will have to format cache in recovery. When you get the confirmation the radio is installed, press power to reboot, remove your sdcard then press power, hold it and volume down to re-enter bootloader, then select recovery and insert sdcard. Then format the cache and reboot phone normally.

It would probably be easier to flash in fastboot, but if you're not comfortable with fastboot commands, the above procedure will do the same thing.
[HTC Incredible S] aaa124:
I updated and installed the new radio, I have question why do we format cache in recovery?and why do we remove then insert the sd card?

best
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
Cache needs formatting because it's been resized I believe (anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong) . Sdcard is removed because when you enter bootloader the hboot mode would detect the pg32img file again and ask you to flash the radio which leads to you not being able to enter recovery whether you choose yes or no.
[HTC Incredible S] eRadicant:
Been using this for a few hours now, seems good.
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
Yeah, it's my radio of choice now. I originally reported wifi thoroughput was decreased but it seems to have picked up and now it's faster than with my previous radio.
[HTC Incredible S] zukri90:
Yeah. Wifi is stronger. Back on .11_M my wifi was only one bar even about 2 rooms away from the router :/
[HTC Incredible S] eRadicant:
I wish the Wi-Fi wouldn't die when holding my phone in landscape with 2 hands
[HTC Incredible S] eRadicant:
Same thing happened to me... strange
[HTC Incredible S] Blackrose666:
I flashed this radio last night so far it seems pretty good, I followed the instructions above re formatting the cache, I was coming from 3805.06.03.03_M.

If I wanted to try a different radio would I need to format the cache again?

Also could this radio be used on a Gingerbread rom?

Cheers

Black
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
This would definitely be an upgrade from your previous radio and yes, it will work with a gingerbread rom. If you're changing from ICS->GB->ICS radios, then yes a cache wipe is necessary. Otherwise just a flash should be enough.
[HTC Incredible S] Blackrose666:
Yeah it's working well so far will test it over the next few days, thanks for the info :good:

Cheers

Black
[HTC Incredible S] ayieo7:
This radio working for me... Will try for a few days....
[HTC Incredible S] @di:
I just flashed this radio. It seems to be working fine. I had copied zip into the my SD root and had flashed it re booting in bootloader. I have successfully flashed it. Radio has changed now.

I have a small problem after flashing radio. Everytime I tried go into recovery after switching off my phone, it automatically take me to hboot and asks me, if I want to flash my radio... Eventhough I already flashed it and donot allow me to go into recovery.

Should I remove the PG32IMG.zip file from my SD root to solve this problem?
[HTC Incredible S] ragz:
Remove the PG radio file from your sd card
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Yep remove it from your sdcard, it always checks for the PG32IMG.zip file

Its already written to your phone anyway
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
Yea you don't need the pg32img file now that you have flashed, remove it.

Edit: Ninja'd !
[HTC Incredible S] timleewm:
I'm currently 24M radio and also enjoying the good battery life. Now that you have had a month's use on the new 28M radio, is the battery life comparable?

Cheers
[HTC Incredible S] Burtrum57:
Is there something wrong with the link? I can't seem to be able to download.
[HTC Incredible S] WILLI120:
Dev Host is currently down.
[HTC Incredible S] Burtrum57:
Got it now. Is this really the latest? I thought that the 11_M was the latest. The one that came out with the first ICS rom from china a couple months ago. I'll see how this one goes.

I've gone back to 11_M. I was having data problems with 28. It would eventually download but a lot slower than I like. I tried to find all my previous radio images and think this was the image that came with the Optus ruu going from GB 2.3 to 2.5
[HTC Incredible S] zukri90:
Yeah it's the latest radio, released after .11_M
[HTC Incredible S] Blackrose666:
28_M seemed a little inconsistent for me, i.e it would be on full strength then drop down to 3 or even 2 bars without moving the phone then it would come back up to full again.

Am now trying 11_M will see if that has a more consistent signal strength.

Cheers

Black
[HTC Incredible S] Burtrum57:
I think I'll stay with 11_M. much more consistant. Better signal strength, and more importantly more reliable. Combined with Redux Kernal and Project X for the first time ever I am able to use my phone while sitting at my desk at work, and can even send and receive mms messages. I think Optus went backward with this radio version.
[HTC Incredible S] johntraveler:
how do i flash the radio,through recovery or bootloader... am s-off and on revolutionary hboot 6.13
[HTC Incredible S] mafie:
You gotta read this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1129014

and download it from here

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=43647016&postcount=377

I recommend download the radio file, rename it PG32IMG.zip. Put it in your root of the SD card and start your HBOOT (it automatically detects the radio file) and update. :good::good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djjonastybe:
Everyone is allowed to make changes to this kernel.

GITHUB COMING

Things to discuss?

- How will we setup the Github? Should we have all users send their id_rsa.pub key and then have the github admin upload it for validation?

- Assigning roles: Who will build the kernel and package it for distribution?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djjonastybe:
Reserved changelog
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djjonastybe:
Tutorials

Fix screen off clocks & governor reset

1. Download latest Jelly Bean Source Code

2. Browse to device/samsung/tuna/power

3. Edit power_tuna.c

4. Remove these functions completely:

5. Now remove the text marked in red

6. Now compile the AOSP ROM

7. Take the power.tuna.so file from /system/lib/hw/power.tuna.so and include it in with kernel or ROM
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djjonastybe:
reserved even more
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pjflo:
great idea :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] franciscofranco:
Why removing those functions? Just make them return 0 instead of deleting them, its safer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dxdiag32:
good things gonna to be here:)

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djjonastybe:
But they don't have return values. That would result in a compile error. You can't use void with return

I found no other method by AOKP that reads the max scaling frequency from the sysfs interface. And then restores it. But I think they should have taken cpuinfo.max_freq instead
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] franciscofranco:
I know I can't use return with void, I overlooked they were void functions. Just remove their code or create some dummy coding, I had problems when removing them entirely along with removing: init: tuna_power_init and setInteractive: tuna_power_set_interactive.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] daggerxXxsin:
Is there room for total novices? :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rraaka:
i know how you feel,

this issue is SUCH an eyesore

considering the price,

in my case it tantamounts to 4 months salary

i got it coz its a phablet, the screen size suits me, and there are many plus points... but

theres this user in another thread said - thanks for tips for reducing it, i felt ashamed to show videos to my friends on my phone :(

the best we can do is throw it back in their face, publish it in open forums ( satish has done a lot to create awareness)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] deadly_dragon121:
Exactly, it isn't cheap neither! I have posted my story to BBC Watchdog.

I'm sure if we get enough people to complain they will pick up the story, especially since it was the official olympics sponsored phone!

The thing is they didn't even attempt to repair the phone all they ever did was flash the phone to Gingerbread and claimed they 'upgraded the software' even though I had installed the latest ICS (who are they fooling?)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] oka1:
From the Moderator

This issue (s) has been discussed numerous times before. Please do a search before posting old issues

........THREAD CLOSED..........
[General Questions and Answers] douellette:
so i have an evo 4g running a JB baked blackbean rom. When i type in the ##3424# nothing happens. it just acts like its waiting for me to push the call button. Also, i dont know if or why it would make a difference but the phone doesnt currently have service, only using wifi. Can anyone help?? thanks!