yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] CuBz90:
Yes there is a fair few but most of them are not against the rules and therefore you have no right telling someone what they can and can't post, that's up to the mods.

If you don't like those posts then don't post on them because they will eventually go a few pages in front, you posting in them is just bumping them back to the top.
[Galaxy S III General] btemtd:
Well said thank you... The S3 is the best phone around and with that extra edge it will make it perfect for me. And a little more future proof. And My network doesnt provide LTE at this moment but are looking to in future so it wil be good to have the option atleast and extra 1GB
[General Questions and Answers] shyaznstylez:
Hi. I'm new to this site so please bare with me.

So my situation is that I changed my pattern code on my galaxy nexus and my niece tried to get into my phone but she kept trying to the point where the phone asked for my google account. I tried to log in but it wouldn't let me. I've been using the same email and password for years and this has never happened before. I tried to log onto my computer under the same account and it works. I kept trying and it just wouldn't let me. Can anyone help me? I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] iKoolkid:
Make sure you sign in with the same account used on the phone. Check for caps since is it case sensitive and good luck.
[General Questions and Answers] dpickens:
As silly as this sounds, try changing your gmail password and try again. I have seen the same problem with some of my customers. That was the only way that I could get it to accept their account again. Hope it helps
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] jgr80:
hey,

current Rom..cm10 10-20110821 nightly.....

so I got a 32gb (play.com class 4)microsd card for my 5110..tablet recognises the card..tried to move mp3 files from internal to external sd card using astro and antek..wouldnt work..when it goes to paste the files it just does nothing..downloaded "sdcard manager" and I'm able to move files with no issue..would much rather use antek as it has drag and drop..any ideas..also couldn't see option to format card in storage settings so did it in my galaxy S3..

thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] silentvisitor:
Try Solid Explorer :)
[HTC One V] XxlemonxX:
Sorry if im making a thread for nothing..

I unlocked boot loader, installed cwm and then i go into it and then NOTHING will load.. just hangs.

What can i do? SOmeone please help me.
[HTC One V] ckpv5:
This should be in Q&A section

Are you very sure the CWM that you flashed is meant for your device ?

CWM for PrimoC is different from CWM for PrimoU.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilipin:
Hi,

I just installed the ROM and noticed it cannot connect to a secured WiFi network. I tried on a WPA2 and a WEP secured one, none of them work, but the phone connects to unsecured WiFi with no problem.

I really need WiFi but I can't remove the securities of my network for obvious reasons. So is this a known issue? Does anybody have a similar problem?

Here are some cute little logcats, because people love logcats:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ai6908:
Yes not all WiFi connections will work on JB. It is a kernel issue.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mouse_man:
Is this your first taste of JellyTime on the DHD? If so then I would say the above poster is correct, there are a few types of Wifi setups that still dont work with Jelly Bean itself (I think Channel 13 is one of them). Are you trying the same network with different security?

If not, then we will need to look further into it. This was a full wipe then install? I had a similar issue with a bad dirty flash.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
Entropy512 has provided assurance that Triangle Away should be the tool of choice for reseting the flash counter on SGH-I777 devices. Please see his post later in this thread.

Following is the original post:

Triangle Away is a potentially good tool for resetting the flash counter.

However, there is a not insignificant risk in using it since it makes modifications within the actual bootloader. Further, while it does work on our phone, the SGH-I777 is not listed under supported devices in the developer Chainfire's original Triangle Away thread.

Chainfire has the following to say in the OP of that thread:

So, please think a little bit before blithely recommending Triangle Away. And please do not intimate that since Triangle Away is available, it should be the first choice. Actually, the first choice for resetting the flash counter and removing the warning boot screen on our phones is a USB jig.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
Wow. Thanks for this man I seriously had no idea the risk was that great. I saw the warning before but just assumed it was like most that developers post saying that its not their fault if this bricks your phone or poisons your dog and all that. I'll definitely be changing what I recommend to users regarding this. Cheers!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] getbuzzin:
$2 jig from Ebay is definitely the better way to go. Got mine in the closet somewhere if I ever needed it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] bkress:
I definitely used triangle away on my phone with no problems, and have recommended it before. After reading the op's post, I feel pretty dang lucky I still have a working i777 and hope my recommendation did not hurt anybody else's device. Thanks for posting this and for the warning...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ugoff:
According to this thread, the jig method of resetting the counter was disabled by AT&T on later GB bootloaders and ICS. Unless JB allows for it, the only way to remove the triangle on current roms is to either use Triangle Away or to never increment it in the first place, as per that thread.

As far as that warning goes, any software that interacts with the phone on that low of a level carries the same warning. Every rom, kernel, modem, flashable zip, kernel tweaker, and OC/UV has it. Nothing new here.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
Yeah creepy i think is saying this cause some people have posted threads that they've used this app and bricked their devices. I've used it in the past just fine, but haven't in a long while .

Sent from Team Pirate's secret underground base
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
I can't agree with this statement. Yes, any firmware that interacts with the phone on a low level, i.e. bootloaders, param.lfs, etc. should include a warning because there is a real risk of hard bricking the phone which can only be recovered with jtag or motherboard replacement. But there is verly little risk of a true hard brick when flashing a kernel, a system partition, or a modem. Since the beginning, there have been no firmware packages in this forum that include bootloaders and other more critical parts of the firmware.

Triangle away is a useful tool, even for our phone, but the point is that it is certainly not the first choice to clear the warning triangle, or reset the flash counter.

You are mis-quoting me. As far as I am aware, the only crippled bootloaders were included in the ICS leaks before AT&T released the official ICS. I'm definitely not aware of any I777 phones, new or refurbished, being received with crippled bootloaders.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ugoff:
I'm very sure I quoted you quite precisely. I made no mention of the bootloaders that came with the ICS leaks being the culprits. The thread I linked to does mention that, but it also mentions that functionality being removed on the last GB update that AT&T released. I can vouch for that the last official GB bootloaders removed that functionality. I have not had the chance to try it with the official ICS bootloader.

So, in order to reset the counter, you would have to revert to the old bootloaders, which is equally, if not more-so dangerous than using this app. Unless that functionality made it back into the official ICS bootloaders, then my point is moot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jin5:
I've used it on my i777 with i9100 bootloaders. Ran it twice actually. No problems so far . *shrug

Sent from my SGH-I777
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Waddle:
Actually, creepy I recently received a replacement gs2 after my usb port crashed. Upon receiving it, I rooted it, causing the flash counter to go up. When I tried using my jig to change it back to 0, all it did was put my phone into download mode, without erasing the data. I assume this is because when I received my phone is was running ics so att must have changed the bootloaders
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Slavestate:
You can always grab the older boot loaders from the 'Return to stock' sticky in the dev forum and flash em back...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] benjamingdelacruz:
Yes, but that's just as risky as using triangleaway - which means creepys advice concerning a jig being the better option is irrelevant.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Slavestate:
No flashing the stock 2.3.4 bootloaders in theory only gets risky if you're trying to flash it with like 10% battery left. Its not like the bunk kernels from ATT with the brick bug or trying to flash recovery with ROM Manager. Flashing the boot loaders (or any component) with Odin/Mobile Odin carries the same 'simple' risk flashing any firmware does. Follow the directions and you 'technically' shouldn't need to worry. ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] benjamingdelacruz:
Doesn't matter. Creepy's argument was that using triangleaway is risky because it involves alterations involving the bootloaders. So using his logic, flashing those bootloaders is likewise risky, and if a jig doesn't work any longer, triangleaway is just as viable an alternative as flashing old bootloaders is.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
@benjamingdelacruz,

Thanks for the info about your phone coming with ICS and a crippled bootloader. That is the first confirmation I have seen of that for the I777. It's not surprising, I guess. The SGS III and other new models also can not be reset with the jig.

As far as the difference between flashing the original secondary bootloader vs using Triangle Away, I guess I mostly agree with you that both are dangerous. The danger with flashing a bootloader is that the power goes off or the cable is unplugged or something else interrupts the flash during the few seconds it takes to actually transfer the bootloader code. With Triangle Away, the program is actually opening and writing to a data register that is controlled by and stored within the secondary bootloader code. I have no idea what could go wrong with that. Maybe more chance for problems than the other. I don't know.

Regardless of all this, I still feel that we should not blithely recommend Triangle Away as the first choice for this phone. And it is especially important that people understand that using Triangle Away is not a normal safe operation.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
For anyone not on the new ICS boot loaders, a jig seems the safer solution. Plus, I like grapes. I've never personally had any reason to flash different boot loaders, but glad we got confirmation this is an issue with the new ics ones.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] quarlow:
Must be hit or miss, the jig worked on the i777 I got as a replacement with ICS already installed.

Sent from my Galaxy S II
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] notnowme01:
Never had problems using it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] raduque:
Triangle away works right now, and it's free. A jig costs, and I have to wait for it to ship and arrive.

I'll keep using triangle away. If I brick XDA will be first to know..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
Well in all fairness, if u did brick yer phone after knowing the risks and seeing this thread, itd be kinda silly to post yer brick question here.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
@raduque,

This thread was not really meant for phone owners, aside from providing a little more visibility to the risks involved with using Triangle Away. I assume that you, and other phone owners, can inform youself of the risks and act accordingly.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jcracken:
In terms of money and people saying "Oh jigs are expensive blah, blah..." the best way to do it (at least this worked for me, will probably for other people too) is to do a CWM backup, flash to stock GB, use creepyncrawly's guide to get Siyah/Entropy's GB Kernel running, and just leave it at that. You will still have tripped the flash counter, and if you ever do have to return to ATT you can use Triangle Away, or, more preferably, a JIG, but odds are you won't send it back to ATT soon, and maybe not at all. That way you will probably not spend money and not have to see that Triangle on startup.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
While touching bootloader partitions is dangerous, in the case of TA they are touching 2-3 bytes in the bootloader partition in a known location. It is FAR less dangerous than the process of updating the bootloaders (which requires overwriting the whole bootloader partition) - While there are always reports of hardbricks happening ocassionally when people flash new bootloaders, no one has ever reported TA causing a hardbrick. When flashing a new bootloader, the "danger zone" is at least half a second, possibly longer. There's also the issue of flaky USB cables - if the cable is bad it can interrupt the process. TA's "window of danger" is on the order of a millisecond or two, maybe less. In fact, it may turn out not to be even that dangerous - The data structures in question are a portion of the partition that is bootloader configuration data, not the actual bootloader itself (and it is quite far away from the actual BLs). There's a possibility the device might still be bootable if this structure is clobbered (no one has tried such a dangerous experiment though.)

As to not officially supporting the I777, I'll work with Chainfire on fixing this. That is, for all practical purposes, a typo. TA works perfectly with any kernel that exposes the bootloader partitions. The only reason TA doesn't officially support the I777 is that he won't declare official support unless he has a kernel binary that permits resetting the counter regardless of what kernel you currently are running. (The way this works: TA backs up your kernel, flashes the new "special" one which has a resetter built into initramfs, then the resetter kernel restores the backup and reboots. You can consider it to be kind of like a special custom recovery that performs a very specific task.)

At this point, because it has a proven effective track record, TA is far less risky than the risk of someone screwing up their device because they went through 34208234 different steps to do something trying to avoid tripping the counter when they only need 2 (flash custom kernel, run TA).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] trantacular:
I'm quite new to a lot of this rooting/ROM flashing business so I'm sure that wanting to use the Triangle Away app purely for the sake of removing the yellow icon from my phone on startup is definitely not a valid reason to take this risk, correct? Also, I keep hearing about JTag units and USB Jigs. What are these, and is owning one for emergency purposes recommended? Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] benjamingdelacruz:
Using TriangleAway to remove the yellow icon at startup IS a valid reason to use TriangleAway - in fact, it's the main (and really only) reason to use it. Also, it's really quite safe and very easy to use - if you don't believe me then simply read the reviews on the play store. But ultimately, whether or not to use it is your choice, personally I've used it numerous times with no issues.

A USB jig is a cheap tool the purpose of which is to put your phone into download mode in the event of a hard brick.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
Triangle away is used to remove the yellow triangle but originally was of use to use because it wiped the flash counter. So the benefits are two fold. And jigs can be used to wipe it as well if I'm not mistaken. But I dunno as I've never had to use one.

Sent from Team Pirate Headquarters.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Tdiliplane:
I had to return the phone and i figured id take my chances, ive used this app a few times without problem...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] raduque:
True enough.

However, I meant if I bricked using TA, I would be posting to let XDA know it happened. Not to be asking any questions about how to fix it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
Ahh gotcha. Well hopefully that doesn't happen, never wanna see anyone in that boat. :)

Sent from Team Pirate Headquarters. AKA yer moms basement.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] bleggy:
after unsuccessfully trying a jig to get rid of the yellow triangle & reset the counter, I went ahead and tried this app. att sgh-1777 aokp.

no problems. worked great.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] topiratiko:
For what its worth, I used it once and worked FLAWLESSLY.

Android Open Collective Project

Samsung Galaxy SII

Siyah 5.1.1 modified by AJ
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
Let me get you boys some shovels.;)
[HTC One V] bwaremachine:
I seriously hate this phone, everyone says it's the easiest to root, but I just can't seem to get this **** to work! Well first, I unlocked the phone, then went onto rooting it...Well that never worked, so then I tried installing a ClockWorkMod Recovery and everytime I tried to enter Recovery, it always brought me to a white screen with words in the red " This Build is for development purposes only Do not distribute outside of the HTC without HTC's written permission. Failure to comply may lead to legal actions. "

But my phone still worked, just no root or recovery. So I decided to install a custom kernal, well I did that and now my phone, I'm assuming, is in a semi-brick mode. So I can't start it to work, but I can access Bootloader. But I have serously tried everything! I even tried unbricking it and relocking it with this tutorial: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1674226

Nothing works, and this is starting to get aggravating.

I have rooted many phones, and this one is by far the worst.
[HTC One V] ckpv5:
More detail please, PrimoU or PrimoC ?
[HTC One V] bwaremachine:
It's a PrimoC and it's unlocked. Virgin Mobile
[HTC One V] ckpv5:
For PrimoC, make sure you use the right superboot to root it. The situation that you desccribed is showing that you use the wrong superboot.

Same for recovery, you need the correct recovery for PrimoC

See : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1749798 or http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1764183

Same goes for the kernel (boot.img), only use the one meant for PrimoC.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] tehsprayer:
After Trying for 10+ minutes I finally got it to connect to my Wifi and then like 5 seconds it disconnects then it has to reconnect etc.

Any temp. fixes or anything?

I tried dialing *#0011# and I just get Connection problem/mmi code incorrect?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] JB calhoun:
Try and reset ur router eifi is a big issuse on the s3

red s3 ocd 2.1
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] tehsprayer:
I tried that it works off and on.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] russell8smith:
Flash nottach Ariel Rom fixed mtg WiFi issue
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] tehsprayer:
im already on AOKP rom I might get a new SIM.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] tehsprayer:
Bump how do I get my mmi code fixed?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emerald123:
Guys I am on [ROM]JIMIUI_JB_v2[KERNEL] CM10 for galaxy s3 I9300.

I am currently on v2.

But I am unable to put inbuilt miui weather widget on any of homescreen.

When I try it says miui weather not installed.

Also can someone help me get sense 4 theme working on this rom alongwith lockscreen weather and htc flip clock

sense 4 weather animation.

So that it can be a complete sense 4 package.

Otherwise rom is fantastic.

PLEASE GUYS HELP ME...:(
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bds bamrah:
hi there.

i Have a Green lens Soc module defy.

bt i have a source from where i can get a motherboard of red lens defy,

i dont wana change the motherboard itself,as it would change the IMEI nmber as well..

can i change the camera? without changing the motherboard.

i know the red lens would probably have the BAYER module,so would that effect ??
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bds bamrah:
anybody??

is it possible to just change the camera

??
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sa3e1:
You have to change the motherboard for for a one with Bayer camera module... I guess it's easier to sell the green lense Defy and get another with red lense:)
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lexer98:
yes you can , the camera module is not welded in the motherboard
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bds bamrah:
so if i just take the camera out from the redlens motherboard and put it in mine,mine will become Bayer module?

module will be integrated within the camera itself? and not the motherboard???
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hsrars-d:
there is a defy disassembly video ob YT.

It shows how to replace cam module.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bds bamrah:
i have searched the whole YT,couldnt find it

all i can c was a full disassembly,screen replacement,speaker replacement,

nothing about the cam.

can u plz give me the link?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bone101:
I unmounted the cam of my water death defy ....

My experience was that it should be pulled straight off to don't brick the pins which comes from motherboard , to do with ab special tool easily.

Cam should work fine

But i don't know how to mount again on ab other motherboard ..

I've forgotten to mark the mounting direction....

Cam has a mark motherboard not..
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mikefarr:
Ok I have completed the following process to flash my Infuse 4G to GingerBread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1613523

I used Option C

I would like to get to JB and would like to know what I have to do next to accomplish this.

Thanks for your help.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] andros11:
This has been explained in many threads already, but you have already asked so lets go.

Before we start, do you have Gingerbread bootloaders installed? If you don't, your recovery will be rainbow distorted once on ics or jb. Some people can live with it, some not.

You need blue recovery to flash JB. You can get this in two ways:

a) flash any ics rom following the double flash instructions since you are coming from GB.

b) use the ics one-click recovery linked in cm10 OP

Once on blue recovery, follow the directions of whatever JB rom you want to flash. These will indicate you to wipe data, cache & dalvik and format /system and the flash the Rom.

Sent from my sweet & buttery Infuse
[HTC Amaze 4G] skugpezz:
So I am wondering if it is a good idea to retire my HTC amaze 4g right now and Buy a samsung galaxy s2 x.

It is being sold for $300 new in stores here.

What do you think?
[HTC Amaze 4G] chozyn:
The Amaze is a great phone but if I had to switch it would be the Galaxy SIII, try the comparison tool here it may help you decide.

http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/compare.php?p=3448,3373,3784
[HTC Amaze 4G] camapghe:
I quite mine today. Will buy a One X instead.
[HTC Amaze 4G] skugpezz:
If the One X had a SD slot I would have gotten one.