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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Smittyzz:
Ive tried it on three computers.. any help would be greatly appreciated
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
You don't root the device, you flash a rooted rom. What exactly are you doing?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Qwerty Uiop Keyboard:
This CRAP right here is why I use Linux. I don't have to deal with driver hell on it.
[Galaxy Tab General] jeffrey_nicol:
Hi..

I got this idea just dont know how to do it..

can someone help me in building a flashable zip file just like GAPPS but the apps will not be treated as system file once installed(hope its possible),

In my case i comfile all the APK of all the apps that im using and install it one by one in between build if its possible to make the flashable zip file, reinstalling of all my APPS will be one installation all process.

this will help us alot in between updates of new build ROM.

i hope i explain it clearly.

thanks

:angel::angel::angel:

::: i already got the solution from Mr. cheatman thread... point out by Mr. salahmed (thanks to BOTH):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24233846

(apps only/data not included)
[Galaxy Tab General] salahmed:
Look here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24233846

But this will only restore apps without data.

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab General] jeffrey_nicol:
wow.. thank you very much sir, (also to cheatman).. sorry for being lazy to look it up.. this will really save a lot of time..

:D:D:D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] the_scotsman:
I bought a Note on eBay with some water damage with the hope of fixing it. Works perfect except no signal. Found this:

I've replaced this with a new board. Luckily it only cost $9 on eBay.

Still no signal, so look further under microscope at work. Find a capacitor blown/missing from the board (C240):

(Click for full size)

It's not listed in the component parts list from the service manual. On the board layout it's highlighted green but I can't find what this indicates.

Does anyone know how else I might be able to find out this value?

I'll be lucky if it's only the cap that's damaged and not any chips hanging of that circuit but it's worth a try.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] the_scotsman:
On second thoughts, green may indicate an optional component. Some other components marked green are missing from my board.

Back to the drawing board :rolleyes:

It recognises my SIM card but I just get no service.

Service Manual troubleshooting points to U300, the main baseband chip, which would make sense. Unfortunately it looks to be a BGA so not easily removable.

A long shot, but if anyone has any thoughts they would be much appreciated.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hekke1111:
Did you ever fix the phone? I have similar issues with water damaged gt-n7000. No signal but recognises the sim card and baseband processor (u300). Also the rf path looks good all the way to the antenna etc...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] the_scotsman:
Nah, sorry. I ended up selling it as it appeared to have more serious damage, likely an IC on the mainboard.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] benjamingdelacruz:
My phone seems to have an issue where in cold weather or an air con room strange grey and white lines flicker across the bottom centimeter or so of the screen, distorting the image. Even in just mildly chilly weather (around 26 degrees celsius) I get this issue. However if I heat the phone up by playing a graphic intensive game or the like, they go away. Anybody else have this problem?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
This is known as the "ice ice baby" effect. Were u listening to Vanilla Ice when this happened?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] benjamingdelacruz:
Surprisingly not.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] 122ninjas:
I'm surprised you didn't flip out and be like "Stop giving me sarcastic answers. If you aren't going to help don't post!!!!!!" But seriously he is helping by keeping the thread at the top

Sent from my SGH-I777
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] benjamingdelacruz:
Nah, I'm pretty chill, and it was amusing, plus I'm happy for the bump.

Anyway, new question - can somebody recommend some overvolting/overclocking settings that I can use to make my phone hot? Because as it is now even at room temp I get those lines, I'm not too sure anymore that heating things up will get rid of them, but it's worth a shot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] j510:
I suggest a warranty replacement. Who wants their phone to have to stay constantly heated. Not sure how much to over volt to for the i777 but I use no frills app for clock work on my tab
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] benjamingdelacruz:
Sadly that's not an option as I bought it used (but mint) and unlocked (where I live phones don't come with contracts, so you shell out about 700$ for a new high end phone). It worked fine for the first month, then things went weird a week ago...no idea what the problem could be. I ordered a new battery and am flashing back to stock to see if it's a software issue, but I doubt either of those will solve it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jroc716:
I laughed so hard!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Mikey9L:
Your GPU is dying get it replaced
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] benjamingdelacruz:
Seems unlikely, as even in recovery, etc I get those lines - and screenshots show up perfectly fine, with no artifacts that would indicate a problem with the gpu.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] iksnoved25:
I too agree. Although it is completely different, I got the same thing on my Xbox 360. Checkerboard/white and black lines are indicators of a bad gpu. I have since stopped using it but it will eventually lead to the red ring.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] benjamingdelacruz:
If it was the GPU is should show up in a screenshot, no? Anyway, I'll try to get a technician to have a look at it and see if he can do anything.

It's really weird though how the problem disappears once the temperature reaches 40 degrees celsius. I really can't figure this thing out.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rainny:
samsung s2 screen issue

hey:) I have the same issue on my phone.Grey horizontal lines appeared on the screen. Only 1/3 of my phone screen is in normal condition without grey lines. When I used my phone at the outdoor approximately under 6 deg celcius, 2/3 of my phone screen were then covered by dark screen!!! However, when i go to a warmer place and restart my phone few times then it had gone better condition yet the grey lines still appear there. May I know have you solved your phone screen issue?? Your help will be greatly appreciated.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Shawn:
As said before, GPU. My old Xbox did the same thing but if I put a heater behind it it would be fine. Sounds like the soldering is bad to be honest.

Sent from my SII(i777) running Task and Ktoonsez AOKP 10/28
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] benjamingdelacruz:
Unfortunately I have not been able to solve it, at this point heat no longer matters. Whether the phone is hot or cold I still get about the same amount of grey lines. You can try to take it in to get checked for faulty screen or gpu, but where I live the repairshop didn't have the necessary parts.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] luckyrand:
I have no idea about the hardware of smartphone. But for my old laptop, I met similar issue, showing vertical color lines, solved by change the screen.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ombladon00:
s2

Sorry for posting on this old thread, but I have the same problem, did you find a fix?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndyGnex:
If the blue led in Amoled screens is the one to supposedly die faster, then why oh why did ICS and JB has blue highlights? even most themes made for custom roms are blue.. :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
i think its a non issue. even if the blues did die faster, i think that youd be using a different device by then anyways,
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
It probably wasn't taken into consideration.

But now that you know, you can choose non-blue themes and color settings. The Sense 4 theme, for example, is predominantly yellow (red+green ftw).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Why would Google completely change the aesthetic they want for Jelly Bean to suit the manufacturers that use AMOLED screens?

And no one uses a phone long enough for blue pixels to die... Like the other poster said I think this is a non issue. They used blue because it looks good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
Well Google themselves prefer amoled screens when they bid out their phones. Notice every nexus had amoled, all three. So amoled is Google's own requirement.

And then there's the time they changed the status bar from white to black to avoid burn in on amoled. So they do consider this issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] liquid150:
Because blue is awesome. It is my favorite color. Google called and asked me, personally, what was my favorite color.

But seriously, I doubt it was something they were exceedingly worried about. Blue is probably less problematic than white, but still looks good.

I would be pretty surprised if your pixels started dying so badly so as to be unusable before you needed a new phone anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] curious_yellow_eyes:
OK, knowledgeable people.. do they die if the phone isn't being used? Like, eventually?

Or are they in stasis when the screen is powered down, like sea monkeys?

Or what?

sent from "parts unknown" with my Paranoid GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] samsunghater:
Well the nexus s screens sucks balls and the galaxy nexus is unimpressive the galaxy s3 is way over saturated i like led but sammy needs to rethink their strategy as far as coloring goes. Also are you sure bout that the first nexus was an htc right? If not sorry my first Android was a cappy i loved it screen was awesome but sammys new ones are gross

Xparent SkyBlue 2 powered by my EVO Lte
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pfmiller:
Screen burn-in isn't the only reason for that change I hope. A black status bar is just nicer and less obtrusive, especially when using apps that are mostly dark.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strumcat:
No. If you look very closely you can see that the little blue sea monkeys go to sleep when you turn the screen off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
blue is the most used color in most things. if you look at even ink cartridges in printers, the blue is the first one to go.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
The first nexus was the nexus one made by htc, and it had an amoled screen supplied by Samsung. This was the time when Samsung cut off other manufacturers from amoled and kept them for Samsung phones only from that point forward.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abnah:
So this is, why Motorola phones use AMOLED screens? ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] curious_yellow_eyes:
It's true, I didn't even realise how bad the colours were till I switched to Trinity kernel.

sent from "parts unknown" with my Paranoid GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madphone:
Black is the Problem!

The blue icons aren't the real problem, the black bars are! Let me explain:

Blue dies faster right?

Black doesn't age cause there is no power on that pixels, right?

Blue subpixels are in every single pixel, right?

So when the screen is used, blue subpixels are used too, because blue subpixels aren't only used for blue colors, they are used for many colors to mix other colors, right?

When the whole screen is used, all blue subpixels are used (mostly), so there is no way blue subpixels don't age, right?

So what could be the most stupid thing to do with an amoled display? Right, only using parts of, so that one part ages, and the other does not. When it comes to Galaxy Nexus we have got 2 mostly unused areas, on top and on the bottom of the screen, where the biggest parts are mostly black/unused.

The result is, that the mostly unused parts look more blueish when they are used, compared to other parts of the screen. The big problem is, that when we watch pictures or watch movies on our beautiful big screen those black parts are used too! So watching movies is a bit annoying, cause always see those blue shining bars on the left and on the right of the screen (landscapemode). And it doesn't take years, a couple of months are enough, cause ics and jelly bean aren't made for samoled screen, not because of blue, because of the onscreen buttons and the black top bar!

I bet: most of you will notice the aged areas watching pictures or movies on low brightness in fullscreen mode! try it tonight, you will see!
[Galaxy S III General] b_bhavu:
I installed Jelly Bean leak LI2 on my S3. I did clean install and Set the phone right from start including adding my facebook account. Now , when I browse through my list of apps in facebook application , I can see "Galaxy Note II" in there. What is the deal behind it. Did samsung forget to change the name in their latest SNS app? or something else.

I am running wanam JB ROM at the moment.
[Galaxy S III General] ceo.mtcl:
I noticed that too.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lodovik:
This night, I was playing Beach Buggy Blitz and suddently, I began to have graphics glitches. The screen turned kind of violet tinted and was teared apart at the bottom but the game was still playing fine without crashing. So I quit the game and the same problems were present in the Android home screens. Even a complete shutdown and reboot did not had any effect. I thought that my N7 was broken for good.

But, then the screen began flickering between the good and the bad states and finally settled with the normal colors. The N7 never froze while the display was corrupted.

When this occured, I was playing with my N7 inside a leather folio case and I could sense the heat through the case. I then changed the case for a hard shell one with a plastic back and the issue returned after playing a little longer than with the leather case. I finally tried without any case and the problem did not appear although I played for a little less longer.

I had the graphics settings in BBB maxed out and this being a Tegra 3 optimized game, I wonder if this isn't the worst case scenario for the N7 when inside a closed case with a game that sollicit heavily the graphics portion of the ARM chip.

Anyone had similar overheating issues? Should I (again) think about RMAing my tablet or is this just an issue that could affect all Nexus 7 when they are put in the same conditions?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shook187:
You pretty much answered and solved your own problem.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MRsf27:
how long were you playing for man? my goodness, if you play for that long to overheat your device i think it's time you get a PSvita or PS3 lol... I know the tablet has a tegra 3 chip but still, I don't think it's totally meant for a 5 hr game session :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mungulz:
It's fine.. just the enclosed case was the issue.

My advice is to only use a case when doing light duties, or your battery will suffer for it.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MRsf27:
yeah, but still; how can you possibly play for that long on the nexus 7? I can't even see myself holding it for more then 1 hr playing games lol
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mungulz:
He would have only had to play for maybe 20-30 minutes to cook the nexus.

I just played for 15 minutes and it made my nexus the hottest I've ever seen...

You need to understand though, unless the device is insulated there is no difference in heat between 30 minutes gaming and 30 hours gaming. Phones/tablets/computers get up to temperature quickly.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MRsf27:
If he has his device rooted and ovrclocked that could be he reason why its overheating.. when I play with my device it doesn't get very hot
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lodovik:
I played for about 25 minutes when it first happened. The second time, with the hard back case, I played for 10 minutes. My Nexus 7 is rooted but not overclocked, original ROM and kernel. I reverted to a good backup and the problem was still there.

Since it happened, my N7 seems to be more problematic than before. For example, after being charged in the hard back case, I experienced the problem only 2 minutes after I started playing with it. It's as if something has been damaged by the first overheating and now it overheats pretty easily even with less demanding games.

If I can't use a case with my N7 then I must consider it defective. So, I emailed Google for a replacement this morning. Just as I started to enjoy my tablet after a first replacement (screen lift), this happens...:(
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] espionage724:
External temperatures can affect overall device temps as well (as in, if your sitting in a meat freezer, your Nexus 7 is very unlikely to overheat, whereas if your sitting outside in 100F weather...)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mungulz:
Yep.

Although OPs nexus seems to be defective if its overheating now in 2 minutes.

Since reaidng this thread a few days ago I decided to try Beach Buggy Blitz and now im hooked on it, my Nexus can handle hours of gameplay in 25c ambient.. wouldn't wana try on a really hot day because it feels really warm already.

I seem to notice more framerate slowdown as the N7 gets hotter, maybe thermal throttling.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SFVDan:
I'm not a gamer by any stretch of the imagination. However, I experienced random reboots while I was writing a long email using Swype with my Nexus 7 in the Poetic case. When I looked, the temperature was VERY high as reported by System Tuner. I removed the case, cooled the back of the Nexus, and everything went back to normal. I WAS overclocked, so I went back to a kernel locked to stock speeds. I haven't seen any serious issues since. But it's pretty clear that if you're using a case, the Nexus can't shed heat quickly enough the way it was designed to.

I keep a closer eye on it now.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PeaceOut:
What models/build, gig and first 3-4 characters of your serial number, do you have?

I had a 16 gig (not sure) that was stayed cool. I exchanged it for a 32 gig (CAOK) and that would gets hot at random times of just usual use. It would get hot on the bottom left quarter of the back. The screen would take a huge percentage of the battery also.

I picked up another 32 gig (C9OK) and this one stays cool under normal usage.

Maybe we can isolate this to a certain model/build.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lodovik:
It was a C7O. I don't remember more than that, sorry. I've posted a video of the problem on Youtube and send that link to Google when asking for an RMA on their site. 90 minutes later, I had a response with all the needed info to return the tablet. On this one, I have to give Google a very positive note:good:.

I received another C7O and this one seems to be defect free. After 3 N7s, I finally started to enjoy my tablet...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deviant Ollam:
same issue

same issue here.

i was playing Final Fantasy (so awesome that SquareENix ported this to Android and iOS... i remember the original version from my NES and it was a hoot. the only FF game i ever played) for about 2 hours or so and toward the end my Nexus 7 tablet got very hot, particularly on the "lower" portion of the device (side with the USB charging/tether port) ... of course, this is held in landscape mode for this game so it was my right hand that was hot.

anyway, just before starting one last awesome boss battle (right up at the Kraken with awesomely-decked out party, damn!) the game hung and the whole tablet froze. no home button functionality, no power button to even turn the screen off or on again.

had to hold power for 10 seconds, full reboot. even when the tablet came back up it was still wonky.

powered off, left it off for a while. it came back up just fine afterward, but the game didn't get to save so i'm back many levels before where i had been. no looking forward to that re-work. ah well, live and learn.
[Motorola Atrix 2] murali219:
Recently I purchased Motorol Atrix2 Phone in India. I am facing some problems...:crying:

1.) While playing Racing Moto game(downloaded from android market) suddenly touch response goes(hlding touch on the screen to increase bike speed) so the bike speed goes down from 120 kmph to 70. After that it will work fora while and again slows down.

2.) Some times touch is not working, this is noticed while playing Temple Run game.

3.) As many people discussed in this forum, network disconnection issue exists.

4.) While playing many of the games/applications, applications hangs(application, not phone) for a while(around 20 sec) and starts working after that. This issue is observed in most of the apps.

When I contatced customer care, they told to do factory reset. After factory reset also, same issues exists.

Does any body noticied similar kind of issues? or my phone is defective one?.

Thanks,

Murali
[Motorola Atrix 2] devilhunter47:
maybe you have many apps running in background..close all background apps..this will free up some ram and then try again
[Motorola Atrix 2] murali219:
@devilhunter47, RAM is not full and also i am not installed/running many apps.
[Motorola Atrix 2] devilhunter47:
that is strange..i can run hd games without any problem:(..and btw network issu is there on stock indian rom..i moved onto a custom rom and my issue got solved
[Motorola Atrix 2] androiddecoded:
I admit that this is a very strange problem that none of us are facing. In few days you will get ICS update which might fix the problem. If you are daring enough, then you can install the ICS leak on your own and check whether the problem persists or not.

Refer to this thread for manually installing ICS : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1758824
[Motorola Atrix 2] murali219:
@androiddecoded, thanks for your reply. I bought it 3 weeks back, so i will wait till ICS OTA. Can you try playing "Racing Moto" game in your atrix2 phone and check whether bike speed suddenly comes down.
[Motorola Atrix 2] androiddecoded:
Yeah, I have played it lots of time. No problem
[Motorola Atrix 2] notowork:
Make Sure you do not have non market apps and Hacked apps installed on your phone.

Check the SD card (if games are running from card), you might wanna format the card and reload things, since this is a gaming issue only.

i faced a similar problem with some EA games, then i bought a 16GB grade 10 card and now every games work smooth.

I hope you do not have any screen guard installed.

If all fails, Buy Galaxy S 3 :laugh:
[Motorola Atrix 2] murali219:
No non market apps are installed, these games are installed in phone memory only(as you know 4GB internal memory is available for apps in Atrix 2).

I added screen guard to the phone screen. If it is the problem with screen guard always it should not work right?.

I played with company given normal screen cover, that time also faced same issue...
[Motorola Atrix 2] spikywits:
I had exactly the same issues with stock 2.3.6 but ever since upgaraded to ICS leak no such problems. Stock rom is no good so better upgrade or wait and upgrade OTA.
[Motorola Atrix 2] murali219:
@spikywits, Thanks for your reply. I recently bought this phone in India, it has 1 yr warranty. So if i flash custom ROMs, will the manufacturer warranty still exists?
[Motorola Atrix 2] devilhunter47:
You will lose your warranty..but you can always flash back to stock before taking it to service centre..n besides motorola service centres in india are so bad that its better to avoid them as far as possible..my experience
[Motorola Atrix 2] Ashwasash:
Only network issues for me. None other.

Sent from my stock rooted Atrix2!
[Motorola Atrix 2] spikywits:
Will not be an issue unless you know basic stuff on flashing. I had my atrix 2 sent to mororola for replacement under warranty and I was using 4.0.4 leak on it. Ensure you get it flashed back to 2.3.6 while sending it to service center.