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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Icegon972:
I had the same problem and Modem JW4 gave me a better call quality and 3G speed.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zlatan_61:
Great, thanks.

I just downloaded the XXJW4 modem and will flash it on the tiramislim 2.0.

I only have one more question: will flashing the modem only through ODIN wipe the phone? Because then I'd need a bit more time to work with it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Latrop:
Most modems are through cwm but if you have repartition unticked it wont
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Icegon972:
Go on CWM , wipe cache and dalvik then flash the modem :good:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zlatan_61:
I only have it in Tar format, from the thread where all the firmwares and modems are listed, I don't have it in zip format. If anyone has a link I would greatly appreciate it :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Icegon972:
http://www.mediafire.com/?l1h126w7l8d57u5
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamran39006:
call quality

i also faced such problems with certain roms...and shifted to C-Rom jb, and now its working like a charm:cowboy:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zlatan_61:
Thanks, will try it :)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mety333:
whats the best custom GINGERBREAD rom available that has ice cream or jelly bean features, feel and look?

when i mean features i mostly mean the swipe noification, camera from the lockscreen and the look pretty much.

im SOOOO SICK of ICS on my xperia arc s ... 512mb is just not enough. it seems very fast when you have a fresh installation but after you install your apps and start using it it really slows down until it can barely be used.

i remember when i had gingerbread and had it supercharged it was soooooo fast ! with more free ram and no hickups.

so yea i want to go back to gingerbread.

now i have mooded ics custom rom rooted, locked bootloader and stock kernel.

thanks in advance [=
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n3n00:
List is not so big, Jellybread, Ultimate, Arconium 8.2 are for unlocked & locked BL, for unlocked BL there is Xperia S 9.3 which IMO has the best UI, but requires unl. BL.

P.S. as you can see in my signature, I'm on stock GB (.62), rooted, supercharged and Xperia S Big Pack 3.1 installed (theme with mods).

This is how it looks to me, swipe notification is there, no camera from lockscreen, no volume button music controls, and that's what I'm planning to add (and theme it better)... but need to learn how.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malimukk:
Hey, i've read that it's not possible to root the GB .62, can you tell me how to root it? Thanks
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n3n00:
Sure, flash .42 (CE - Central Europe) is the one I used.

Boot, tick unknown sources and usb debugging.

Root from flashtool (zergrush method).

Open Update Service (or Update Center, purple icon) app, refresh and update OTA to .62 (using wifi).

And there you have it, rooted .62 :).
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
Just sharing. We all knew S.M. wasn't doing well. Maybe they should focus on a few really good handset instead of 50 in a year......zing.

http://phandroid.com/?p=105210
[General Questions and Answers] savylop:
hello, please can any helpme,

i need convert a little windows program to apk

is this posible?

thanks
[General Questions and Answers] PeterSmithson:
Pretty sure it isn't. An apk file is just a way of gathering up the files required to install an Android application. So for example it will have the compiled Java code. Your windows .exe is not a compiled Java application and certainly not compiled for Android! It's a non-starter.
[General Questions and Answers] devwithzachary:
Indeed no chance with that, now if you could tell us what language the source is in you might have hope, of cause java is quite easy to port and you can port C as well using the NDK.

Others you will likely have to rewrite the code, feel free to PM me for more help
[General Questions and Answers] Faiz Malkani:
Yes yes it's possible! Just tell Iris or Siri to do it :rolleyes:

Seriously : what zac said. The code is written differently

Sent from my Ouya
[General Questions and Answers] smokeyser:
If your little exe has a linux version available (or linux equivalent), you'll have a much easier time porting that. You could also try looking for similar open source projects that can be modified to add the features you need.
[General Questions and Answers] waiters:
The answer is no. Though there could be a longer technical follow up to that.. Either way it's no...

With that said.. There are a lot of apps available for the Android.. Try to find one that does what you're looking for..
[General Questions and Answers] anderledani:
exe to apk

Its impossible, because there are two fully different operating system.
[General Questions and Answers] Napa Apps:
Not possible at all

you can create .apk file only with a compiler
[General Questions and Answers] Fortold:
there are .exe to .apk converters out there, you just need to do a lot of searching to find a link that downloads without having to do surveys. the software is titled Change My Software... so, to all of you that say its not possible to do this... youd be wrong, it is
[General Questions and Answers] Anime Decoder:
Could anyone create an apk for downloading music. Just like Lacey for Windows. Its a small exe file 8 MB in size.
[Motorola Droid 4] GermanGuy:
I use the stock corporate email account (ICS). For a while now deleted emails keep magically coming back, driving me nuts. Did a google search and it seems other people with different devices on Android have had similar problems. Anybody know of a fix?
[Motorola Droid 4] bdbraaten:
I don't know if there is a fix for the stock email client app, I've had that problem since I started carrying my d1 back in Nov of 2009.

I switched to using K9 Mail for my email and don't have the problem anymore so I just quit using the stock app.
[Motorola Droid 4] jsnweitzel:
I think a lot of this depends on what type of account as in pop3, imap or exhange. I have a biz imap account that works better now that on GB. Mine would never sync right over network only on wifi before ics. So you may want to look into how you are set-up.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fliptwister:
I updated to 6.0.1.0 with Rom Manager (not touch). I can get into recovery via rom manager but not when booting. When I boot I hold down volume button and power on. Recovery is an option but when I choose it and press power button the Nexus just hangs and never goes into recovery. I end up holding down power button to reboot. Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rycon33:
no way yet from bootloader to CWM unless you plug the tab to a pc and execute fastboot boot nameofrecovery.img

From android OS, use ROM manager app as you already mentioned.

Tapatalked from my HOX
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fliptwister:
Thank you for reply. Very odd. I wonder if this will be resolved somehow. Does anyone run the touch version of CWM on the Nexus 7 and does it work normally from boot (without being plugged in)?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laxet:
It's a problem with the bootloader, not CWM. Touch is no different, unfortunately.

Most custom ROMs have 'reboot to bootloader' built into the power menu, so no cables are needed :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wiredotaku:
This happened to me as well, it was after i flashed a Tablet UI patch in cwm and it somehow deleted my boot options to reboot into recovery, rom manager will not allow me to reboot into recovery or any other options through the app on CleanRom rom * must do it through Rom boot options >.<
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
PLEASE READ THIS POST AND THE FAQ BEFORE POSTING

This post is going to be very brief until I have the time to add more content.

Attached is a kernel with TriangleAway support to permit resetting of your flash counter. However, the kernel has wifi issues on my device - if you have wifi reliability issues you'll probably want to flash a stock kernel in Odin. However, so far, everyone else who has tried this reports their wifi is working fine so it may just be my device.

Kernel source is at https://github.com/Entropy512/kernel_n8013_ics

Initramfs for N8013 is at https://github.com/Entropy512/initramfs_n8013_ics

Initramfs for N8000 is at https://github.com/espenfjo/initramfs_n8000_ics - Thank espenfjo for this one!

It's very barebones for now - Just TA support and removing some excessive debugging printks from drivers that are WAY too chatty.

N8000 support is courtesy of espenfjo
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
FAQ

Q: How do I install this?

Flash the release in Odin.

Q: I have Linux or MacOS and Heimdall won't work, how do I install?

Samsung changed the partitions around, you need Heimdall built with the patch at https://github.com/teamhacksung/Heimdall/commit/29eb480d6501c6ab650c8af01e60f60c1e38a1ec to flash a kernel. WARNING: If you use this to flash a kernel on an older device you may hardbrick! On older devices, BOOT was the PBL. On newer devices (I9300 and N80xx), it's the kernel!

Q: I want to return to the stock kernel after installing CWM and using this to reset the flash counter, how?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1853209

Q: I used the patched Heimdall above to flash a stock kernel and it triggered by flash counter, WTF?

This scared the crap out of me for a while. For some reason, on this device, Heimdall ALWAYS triggers the flash counter when flashing kernel (and probably recovery) - even if that kernel is a signed Samsung release. Flash using Odin instead, or extract the boot.img from the tar and

dd if=boot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 bs=1024

on a rooted device

Q: Will this work on GT-N8010?

Untested on N8010 (Although one positive user report so far). If you try to use the IR on it, it'll probably crash since that device doesn't have IR.

Q: Will you support the GT-N8000 and GT-N8010?

I hate blind development - but N8010 should be easy. N8000 is harder, however espenfjo (another Cyanogenmod maintainer) did the bringup (defconfig and a first test build) - I have pulled his changes into my source, if you are an N8000 owner thank him for his help. Keep in mind, though, that as a Cyanogenmod maintainer, this kernel will likely stop being maintained once I have a reasonably reliable CM bringup on this device. It's here to serve as an initial reference for other kernel developers on building for this device, and, of course, resetting the flash counter.

Q: Why is wifi so unreliable?

Because Samsung put all sorts of hax in their source that aren't in their shipped kernels. Their shipped kernels seem to be far closer to the I9300 in this regard. The 8/25 release should fix wifi, as it pulls in the I9300 wifi driver.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
Change Log

08/25/2012:

Wifi fixed by pulling in I9300 wifi driver

08/23/2012:

Initial release, unreliable wifi on many devices
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
reserve for misc 2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Droidcarp:
I'll test on N8010 tonight and provide some feedback.

I've got two backups incase..

Dc
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] crystalstylez:
any chance we will get this support with out flashing a new kernel?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
No, it requires flashing a kernel.

I think Chainfire's approach on some devices is to temp-flash a kernel that supports TA and then revert it, but I'm not sure if he'll support a device he doesn't own with this method.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] ej_424:
How to reset counter and get back to stock

Please confirm this is the proper process as I'm exhanging this tablet for a new one.

1. Flash kernel via odin

2. Flash stock Rom via odin

3. Flash stock kernel/recovery via odin

I belive this is right but won't step 3 put the counter back to 1?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
You forgot a step:

1) Flash this with Odin

2) Use the TriangleAway app

3) Flash stock firmware including kernel/recovery in Odin. FYI, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1847706 includes EVERYTHING - kernel, recovery, system, etc.

Flashing in Odin only triggers the flash counter if flashing something that wasn't signed by Samsung, if the kernel is from Samsung it won't trigger the counter. Normally this is also the case for Heimdall but it has small issues with this device (see FAQ) that cause it to always trigger the counter, so you need to use Odin.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] ej_424:
Ok i did step 1 but I dont see a triangle away app. Is this in recovery? In the Android OS there is no signs of this.

Thanks and sorry if I'm asking a dumb question. Never had a samsung where i needed to do this.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] espenfjo:
The TriangleAway app would be on the market^H^H^H^H^HGoogle Play Store.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Droidcarp:
Successful flash on the N8010, no WIFI issues in the past hour.

Triangle Away works too, counter reset to 0.

Great work!!

Dc
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] ej_424:
Ha i noticed that afterwards. Question though. I updated so was on yesterdays update that has no root yet as the CWM method doesnt work. Will flashing this kernel still allow the app to work or do i need root too?

If so I guess there shoudl be a stock with root injected odin release soon.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] espenfjo:
TriangleAway Support for N8000

Hi,

Here is the kernel for N8000.

It is based on the same source as Entropy512, but with support for N8000s radio.

Tested that TA works, 3g/HSDPA and phone calls work.

Sources for the N8000 variant is here:

https://github.com/espenfjo/kernel_n8000_ics

https://github.com/espenfjo/initramfs_n8000_ics
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] jaaka78:
Maybe your tablet is different than mine, but I was able to root the new update using the CWM method without any issues.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
Some people (not all, it's weird) get /system populated with /system/etc/install-recovery.sh - I don't know why some do but others don't.

HOWEVER: The way install-recovery.sh works is to try and convert the kernel image into a recovery image (it's weird) - if the kernel image is altered, the script will bomb. So most likely if you've got this kernel flashed, recovery will no longer get overwritten.

I'll pull espenfjo's defconfig tonight.

BTW, most of my wifi issues occur when streaming video, either via Skifta from a DLNA server or Netflix. They do occur at other times.

If no other N8013 users experience the issues I'm having, I'm going to return the device to stock and exchange it at BB. Normally I would not do such a thing based on behavior with a custom kernel - however if NO ONE else has issues it says my device is really borderline in a unique way.

Espenfjo - any wifi issues?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] espenfjo:
Not this far. It seems to have been stable.

No disconnections, no slow-downs.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
So it's either limited to N8013 units, or specific to MY N8013.

I should've released earlier instead of bashing my head against this... I might have discovered this and started working on a CM device tree earlier.

Still can't figure out why the stock kernel works fine though...

Another thing I notice, especially when video streaming, are frequent notifications that I'm connected to a network I'm already connected to - with no apparent transfer interruptions (although Skifta may just cache like a boss.)

Can N8013 users beat on this for a while to see how wifi behaves for them? I originally assumed it would be broken for all but it sounds like it might just be my unit.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
So I could use this to reset my counter then Odin your new rooted tar , I still need to figure out how to get spen to work :( I am hoping your new tar will fix all my issues

Sent from a Baked Black Jelly Belly
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
If you wipe with STOCK recovery it might - seems like most of those who had weird issues wiped with CWM. It takes measures to protect /data/media that can result in unclean wipes sometimes.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
I have always been wiping with stock recovery :/ still didn't work with the previous tars, when I get home I will download yours wipe in stock then flash

Sent from a Baked Black Jelly Belly
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] tmaurice:
N8013 user here. Followed the instructions - then reset counter to zero (thanks for that!), loaded in the base image again, andre-rooted with CWM method (immediately after cwm odin did not let reboot - right back into CWM to load zip root file). Fired right up, lost nothing. Been banging away on wifi, switching between both 2.4 and 5ghz networks at home, and not a single problem. Watched a netflix movie, streamed some MP3 stuff down on Amazon, watched part of another movie. No wifi issues. Will do some more downloading and streaming this evening, but everything seems OK on my unit.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
using this and triangle away fixed my pen!!! I am on this and old rooted firmware!!!!

Amazing!!! now should i venture into the new tar file?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
I'm curious - is wifi working reliably for you?

I'd like more data from N8013 users about how well wifi is working. If I'm the only one with problems I'm likely to do an exchange.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
Nah its completely sh*t lol won't even connect :(

Sent from a Baked Black Jelly Belly

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Sent from a Baked Black Jelly Belly
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
Hmm, does it improve if you try turning wifi off/on? It does work with the stock kernel?

Can you get me a dmesg dump?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
does work just find with the latest firmware update. and i am not on your kernel any more. I am sorry :( can u make a stock kernel only flash please? and i will test and get you what you need?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
OK, will do - was on my plan for this weekend to put up kernel-only and recovery-only flashes for UEALGB and UEALH2.

Also, to everyone, including yourself:

Can you state these two things together:

First three bytes of your wifi MAC address (NOT the full MAC address - just the first three bytes which is the manufacturer ID)

Whether or not wifi works reliably
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
For this kernel? Or what stock kernel?

Sent from a Baked Black Jelly Belly
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
MAC address doesn't depend on kernel.

Whether wifi works - Only whether you have issues with this kernel

I know that with the I9300, the CM team had to deal with differences between 3 different BCM4334 variants from different manufacturers (It seems that Broadcom does the design, but manufacturing can be either Samsung (semcove/semcosh), or Murata - I'm wondering if something's broken in the manufacturer handling.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
K will have it up soon ;)

Sent from a Baked Black Jelly Belly
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Mhbr549:
My MAC address: 20:02:AF:XX:XX:XX

My WIFI works perfectly.

Is that what you're needing?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
Here entropy:

20:0 ?

Is the first 3 bytes the fist three digits or the 3 pairs of numbers?

Sent from a Baked Black Jelly Belly
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Mhbr549:
Also man, im completely stock on this replacement unit right now. I'm not a genius on this stuff obviously, but if you need me to try to pull things off here for you, I will. Of course you will have to tell me how. Lol
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
Exactly what I was looking for... and ****... I'm also 20:02:AF and I'm derped...

OK, next one, this requires some ADB skills or Terminal Emulator from the market, the results of running each of the following three commands:

cat /data/.cid.info
cat /data/.psm.info
cat /data/.rev
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
you mean your derped on your kernel? :confused:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
My wifi is derped - You're the only other person to have wifi issues too. Since it's NOT just me, I won't likely be returning mine, but I want to figure out what is different between our devices and others.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Mhbr549:
That sucks man. You know way more about all this stuff than any of us, but I still just feel like that crap is remaining when people wipe from recovery or flash from Odin. I know that I wasn't able to clean up my first one no matter what I did. Even with my limited experience, I have NEVER been in the situation that I couldn't reflash back to a working, bootable device.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
Oh ok, well i am glad I am not alone too :D

Like i said i can get it connect at home but right in front of the router. I went to work and i couldn't even connect to it. :eek:

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Same with me, flashing odin usually fixes things at least on my other 2 android phones.

This tablet was the biggest pain in my ass to figure out what would fix my screen and s pen :eek:

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I can do those in terminal, i am not a pro with adb.. should i post a screenshot of results?

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ok i tried those commands in terminal emulator and nothing comes up..

I typed su then copy and pasted.

What did i do wrong?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
Shouldn't need a screenshot. In my case:

.cid.info = murata

.psm.info = 1

.rev = 4334B3

Try running them one at a time
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
ok let me try again.. ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] iofthestorm:
My wifi is unreliable with this kernel too btw. Going to a picnic right now so I don't have time to find all the information but I can give you the wifi MAC at least.

Starts with 20:02:AF

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NVM, got them.

.cid.info = murata

.psm.info = 1

.rev = 4334B3

Our wifi chips are related :P
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Mhbr549:
Entropy, With terminal emulator, I get:

murata

permission denied (maybe because I'm not rooted?)

4334B3
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
Mine will have to come later, i am busy at work so I will post mine soon ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Entropy512:
Yeah looks like you need to be rooted to get .psm.info

Problem is espenfjo's wifi works and so far, his chip seems exactly like ours - and isn't your wifi working?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] Mhbr549:
Yeah mine works fine, but remember I have never rooted this replacment unit yet, and am still on LGB. I've been holding out until all the bugs are worked out, and also trying to stay stock in case you or other devs need something.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Original Development] BeerChameleon:
I don't know what happened with the whole non touch screen & spen working after that update. But seems everyone got it fixed. So i see no problem with the current cwm root method. Just be careful navigating in clockwork. :D