yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Optimus Black] xonar_:
Yes the BIN. They are using little endian. All the offsets and sizes are in LBA's (512 bytes in this case) with LBA 0 starting at 0x100000.

Sent from my LG Optimus Black
[LG Optimus Black] xonar_:
Source of Bin Fls Extractor (So far)

GitHub isn't working out as planned. The client stopped downloading in the middle and I don't want to waste more cap so here is the source as an attachment.

This is still a work in progress and is only confirmed to work with v20E_00 South Africa.

Linux users can just mount the *.img file of system to access it. Windows users have to use a tool like Ext2Read. Mac users I'm not sure : Google it.

EDIT : I wont be able to get the v30 kdz for another day :( unfortunately. Feel free to try and change my tool to work with it.

EDIT2: These sources are old. I'll upload my fixed ones later. Reads in chunks and works on P970 and KU5900 ( I don't have any other files to test it with but it should work with almost all BIN files extracted from kdz files )
[LG Optimus Black] navossoc:
Nah! The damn trick was the 512 bytes + 0x100000 base.

I never thinked about it...

I take a look at your code, I understand the whole concept now.

I have successfully extracted the system.img and system2.img from the V30H_00.kdz

Nice, maybe later I can do some modifications on recovery.exe, so they can find always the correct partition for recovery.img. (without the user choose one)

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[LG Optimus Black] gabwerkz:
Nice! Great job you guys. :good:
[LG Optimus Black] George Jetson:
can you upload system files asap?
[LG Optimus Black] redy2006:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31443301&postcount=270

Thanks to navossoc there ;)
[LG Optimus Black] xonar_:
That's good news.

I won't be able to work on the program during the rest of this week. With the system files extracted there's nothing that needs to be urgently done.

Next Step is to to try and build the BIN from other files. I think I can improve on your recovery.exe to add su binary and apk aswel (Might take a bit longer since I need to extract the ext4 partition, add su then put it back together )
[LG Optimus Black] navossoc:
Well, it's just a beta, because it use too much ram to write the files.

I need to read the file in chunks, but, for now it's a good prototype, we can using it.

extract.7z

CRC32: 2199d10f
MD5: 5b8d8031ff5d66ec2832d182e98505be
SHA-1: b6d729a20d4370e25ebc4eddfc27e25673b1d2f2

To use the tool is just run...

extract.exe filename_AP.bin

It should work on any bin file, tested on P920, P970 and KU5900.

Please report any error.

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[LG Optimus Black] George Jetson:
Thanks navossoc its working well on ginger p970 bin file.
[LG Optimus Black] iodak:
Great stuff thanks alot! You to make a great team.
[LG Optimus Black] George Jetson:
Now how can we make a new bin file with that img files?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StefanoDurden:
Hi everyone, I've experienced a problem in these last days.

Using google I found a guy who had my same problem, as it appears in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZQ-hbAClvE&feature=player_embedded

Never happened before I changed battery (I had the one given with the note, but last week I put another one of the two I bought, always by Samsung). One should be actually damaged because it gave me not only this problem, but several messages on screen like "battery disconnected". With the other one I started using today everything was fine until it arrived to 11% - it's not reliable though because I didn't make in time to calibrate the battery - and then it start flickering and shutted down.

Anybody know anything about this?!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AleksZ86:
I also have the same problem, I've read that should be normal, and it does not occur with some batteries. It should be due to the power supply
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StefanoDurden:
so there's nothing to worry about? because it happened to me 3 times and twice the Note asked me to change the time, since it was resetted to 1/1/2000... and it didn't sound normal to me :/
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markgolly:
I saw this, too, just before my Note had major filesystem corruption. I can't think of any other reason for it. I wrote it all up over in the Q&A section.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smeddy:
Not adding a solution, just more info for diagnosis: My phone gets this when I'm down to 2% and using a cheapo gold battery off eBay. So maybe battery-quality is something to do with it.

As far as I know, it doesn't happen when I use the official battery.

Scared me the first few times, but it's happened five times and not damaged my Note in any way (although naturally I turn it off, give it a minute, and then start charging it back up).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StefanoDurden:
well, I really hope this has nothing to do with battery quality because I bought them as ORIGINAL batteries! but they could be fake though, that's why it would be interesting to check some kind of serial to let us know if they're official or just fakes. In this case I would ask for the refund and use the old battery...

about the file system corruption, could be the battery the cause of that? because until the day I've used my original battery I haven't experienced any of these issues, so that's why I relate the battery to the problem of flickering... and that's why I don't absolutely want this junk to power my Note!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gnotelover97:
I didn't had that problem until I switched to Hydracore kernel. Now it flickers violently even under 20 % battery.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markgolly:
That's when mine flickered, too, and I got my corruption.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sadra.imam:
Same here.i bought my galaxy about 2 weeks ago.so its fresh. Most of the time when battry drops to 2 or 1% the screen colors going weird and finally a flashing of screen then boom going off.

Its abviously from battry voltage.

Dont forget the screen is amoled.this behavior might be from this kind of technology.

Anyway nothing wrong here so far....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] inurb:
Same here. I have two Hyperion batteries and the screen flickers when the battery is about to die. I've noticed it also does this on the OEM battery as well.

Didn't do this on Gingerbread just on ICS.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] O_G:
Moved To Q&A​

Its a question, so belongs in the Q&A section.​
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letters_to_cleo:
Your Note would flicker because it's trying to get more juice out on a a battery that is almost about to ran out...

Moreover, a cheapo replacement battery or an original one that has been wrongly calibrated before would also have this kind of a symptom.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StefanoDurden:
I'm sorry, you're right... thanks for moving the post, I'll be more careful!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StefanoDurden:
I don't get it:

Yesterday night the phone was in airplane mode with a 60-70% charge.

This morning the phone is dead, and I needed to charge it again; after 10 minutes I switched on the device and... voilà, the battery level is 50%. WTF?!

I think I'll stay a couple of days more with this battery and then go back with my old one, asking the seller for a refund for both batteries.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] little-vince:
Flickers on mine too.

I assumed it was normal.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LoVeRice:
Ye isnt it normal?

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via GT-n7000 using XDA-Elite App
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PierreTech:
Dude send your note to samsung service. Had the same situation. I send mine and they said that my battery port is grounded. My battery also became bloated. They will channge my motherboard for warranty.. hope i helped
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kryosan:
dead

My N7000 battery just died with the same symptoms. Damn, I hate samsung! :crying:

I can barely hear the sound of PWM charger for 5 seconds, and then just popping sound for about a minute-three! It's a dead cycle :mad:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mhackie0820:
i also experience that problem when i bought a new battery..but after few days it was gone..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vernon_:
suggest getting your note to service center better.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukasspro777:
Mine flickers when the battery is @ 2 or 1 percent, as in, about to die. So I guess it's normal, no worries there.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
Yes ... most of then do..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zai89:
ya..its normal..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scorpio1991:
I saw this flickering today first time when battery was at 1percent. I was so F scared :D I thougt that I break anything or something like that :D Now I not worring because I think its normal :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
I went back to store they said it was not normal, I got a replacement under warrantee. I suggest you do the same.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] psionic11:
I had the same problems -- the screen starts to flicker and then suddenly the phone died. I had the original Samsung battery, and now it doesn't last more than half an hour before it dies. It is also "bloated", like other users have noted.

However, I also have an Anker battery that I've been using almost a year as well. I use the original Samsung battery until it's almost dead, then turn off the phone and replace it with the Anker battery. Meanwhile, I recharge the other battery. This way I always have a fully charged battery ready to go.

But since the original Samsung battery doesn't last anymore, but the Anker battery is still going strong, I ordered another Anker battery from Amazon. I have no more battery problems now. I just swap Anker batteries out and leave the Samsung battery to collect dust.

So, I would just order another battery online to solve any battery problems.
[Nexus S General] itline:
This is my nexus s up time record. 1000 hr (over 1 month). increíble :laugh:

Stock ROM and kernel

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[Nexus S General] polobunny:
Ok.

Stock ROM I imagine?
[Nexus S General] daboikrisco:
This is pretty cool. I've yet to break the 100+ hour threshold on my NS4g because I'm always flashing or letting my phone die :(
[Nexus S General] lyvidium:
Nice. some more info about rom, kernel and usage would be nice. Thanks!

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] ReVo_007:
Yes some info about ROM and other stuffs , though am pretty sure I will end up formatting and trying a new ROM in a month but with my ZTE Blade I found my stable ROM a long time back so this kind of uptime was normal in that still not so on Nexus.
[Nexus S General] itline:
i use stock rom and kernel on 2g and auto brigteness. (screen shot update on first post)
[Nexus S General] FirePoncho86:
GG man GG! I havent seen this since some awesome bloke did it with oxygen 2.3.2
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
I see 2 days in the screenshot hmmm
[Nexus S General] pardonmyownage:
Up time. Not time on battery. Time since startup basically
[Nexus S General] razor08350:
Very nice. It's possible...

Jelly bean are stable...

Envoyé depuis mon Nexus S avec Tapatalk
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
Stock rom's are actually stable. I'm sorry to tell you guys, but that's nothing impressive. Two of my coworkers have their running since they got updated to JB, and they're i9020a. Admittedly they are used as work phones but the point still stands. What is impressive is finding a custom ROM or a ROM with tweaks that can do this.
[Nexus S General] fear_factory84:
Many times custom roms are unstable, but there also stable roms..

Perhaps people who uses custom roms, like to flash and try new roms, change kernels and so on. So it's obvious that uptimes are lower than a user that doesn't change anything for 41 days (1000 hours)...
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] ozzmanj1:
Just came across this. It is not compatible with our phone but as I am a fan of Iruna, Celes Arca, and Elemental Knights Online (Not made by them) I saw that they released another game today.

Again its not compatible for our phone and its only in JPN language right now, but that is common with their games. JPN first then an ENG release shortly thereafter. So I will keep an eye out and when its available for your phone and in ENG I will let you all know.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.asobimo.ellicia_gp&feature=related_apps
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] TLRtheory:
Life's gonna be pretty damn neat when Asobimo remembers that NA exists :|
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] ozzmanj1:
haha.....yup.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kimsj756:
Hello, everyone,

Is there any suggestion on kernel for CM10?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheBiles:
Stock.

Sent from my Galaxy S III
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hp13:
What do you guys think of multiple boot options? This is where we can install different roms and select the one we want from boot menu. This would avoid using CWM nandroid restore option.

Devs should look into this.

Sent from Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tomthefear:
I recently purchased a brand new Nexus and got the jellybean update onto it by following this guide, as it wasn't available over the air for my device.

I'm having to return the device due to it rebooting itself randomly for no apparent reason. I did notice this happen a couple of times before I'd put on the 'update' so I know it wasn't my tinkering that caused this.

Should I put the original build of the os back onto my device before I send it, or is it likely that they wont know what it had on it? and if so, can someone point me in the right direction to a guide to do this?

original build number: Imm76k.i9250xwld2

current build number: JRO03C

EDIT: I've been told it may get sent back to samsung to determine the problem

Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rice923:
Put it back to completely stock first.

Sent from a Galaxy far far away
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tomthefear:
by stock do you mean the software that was originally on the phone?

Because the software I have on it is technically stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bjh03b:
Yes "stock" stock since you may technically still have the same operating system (I. E.- ICS, JB, etc..) its not the same build that came from the factory. The factory .tar files for each version are floating around here somewhere.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HeCareth:
1. Put it back to Stock (Radios, Software, etc.)

2. Relock Phone

3. Send it back.

I know many people hate us mentioning toolkits, but I have done this twice using the WugFresh toolkit, very easy, and even done it using the wireless method.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tomthefear:
any idea where I can find files for the stock radio etc.

I'm assuming the process is the same as what i did to get jellybean on.

EDIT: I've read elsewhere that they wont care, as its still an official google image. Still I'd rather be safe then sorry
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Greek81:
I want to give my friend my Evo 4g to use on his Boost account since i bought a new phone. I have been looking through the threads for hours and I haven't found anything good on how to flash/unlock it to Boost. I found one thread but it wasn't really helpful, it had 3 files it said to Google and download but no guide. I was hoping someone could post a link for me, I'm sure there is a thread somewhere but I haven't come across it . Any help would be appreciated :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cbucz24:
Its not too hard. Do a Google, "flash evo to boost" it should direct you to a bunch of sites.

I've done it twice now. Its a bit challenging and takes a bit of time to get it right.

I didn't is any single guide, I combined ideas from a few.

What phone is your friend using currently? While any 3g phone will work, its harder to get the info you need out of some models.
[Android General] aggie6600:
Saws the Toys R Us Tabeo in the news this morning. Might be worth $149 so I don't have to fight with my kids over my TF101 or GN.

Just wondering if we would be able to get the full Google Market.

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=13265885
[Android General] dvandam:
Not out of the box at least, as it's listed as saying, "Over 6,000 free downloadable apps available in the Tabeo Store." Hopefully they will be smart and make the device "modder friendly." Be interesting for this holiday as I may get my 3 year old a tablet device and it'll be an interesting debate between this and the Nabi 2
[Android General] shabbypenguin:
skip it and get the nabi 2, specs like the nexus 7 and only 200 bucks. rather than getting a single core crapbox might as well drop the extra 50 and get a solid tablet for them to use.
[Android General] aggie6600:
Thanks for the tip shabby. I had never heard of the nabi until today. Much less the Nabi 2. It looks pretty impressive and all the reviews say it is solid and can take some abuse. A little concerned about only having 500 apps in the AppZone 2.0.

Typically one of my deciding factors when picking a phone/tablet is the development community. Unfortunately for the Nabi that doesn't appear to be too large. Of course for my kids all I really need to root and Play store. The day my 5 year old ask me to install CM I will buy her an N7.
[Android General] shabbypenguin:
actually if you watch the videos on it, there is a "mommy mode" where it kicks ya into full on ICS from there you can choose what apps they have access to, so asdie from if you cnat get the market in there (dont think its been rooted yet) you can always sideload em and then grant access for your kid :)

i really wanna get one for my daughter due to similar specs to the n7 (slightly lower screen res, but you gain microsd slot as well as hdmi out)
[Android General] aggie6600:
I'm so used to rooting everything as soon as I get it I didn't even think of the obvious solution of side loading.

I will probably being buying two of these for Christmas. One for my 5 yr old and one for my 2 yr old. I can only imagine the fights if I only bought one.

EDIT: Buying the Nabi 2 that is. Tabeo went from kind of cool to ehh in 5 posts. Well actually in 3 posts.
[Android General] Kavrocks:
Before getting one read this very good article.

I certainly wouldn't get a Tabeo after reading that.
[Android General] shabbypenguin:
hahah sorry for ruining it for ya ;P
[Android General] aggie6600:
You didn't ruin anything. You made me a more informed consumer. :)
[Android General] Thoth7475:
Even though this seems like a dead thread, I wanted to add my opinion for future readers...yes the Tabeo doesn't have the specs of some other tablets out there but it does perform well enough with games/apps for kids in the 2-6yr age range...and if you have multiple kids you can get 3 Tabeo's for the price of 1 or 2 of other options...if you have multiple kids & don't want them fighting over a single great tablet or even two decent ones, this thing is worth getting to appease all your kids at once this Christmas and then upgrading each kid in a few years if tablets are still around and we haven't moved on to google eyes or some other gadget...plus it has a camera that works well with Skype which grandparents are starting to love when they can't see the kids on a regular basis...so if you're on a budget & satisfy 3 or more kids at once...there are more then a few good reasons to get this
[Android General] nelsonTituaAa:
well i made the mistake of buying this tabeo tablet.. i dont have the receipt anymore :( is there any way i can root this??? i seriously need help!!
[Android General] cyrusalmighty:
My daughter got the tabeo as a Xmas gift so I really need to root this as well. I dont want to install custom Rom like CM10 or anything even if I could, because I guess she would lose tabeo store but root access is still needed. Any ideas? Can someone get the FW to unpack & mod Kernel or something?:confused:

Edit...After some thought I now realize that they would never release this firmware so getting Root is all I am left with. I just did the "so-called" update from HERE and it performs the update after it reboots to the "Vimicro vortex nand recovery". Has anyone managed to use this recovery for anything other than the Tabeo Update? Maybe this recovery can be hijacked or modified to root(or for other purposes)? I am still hoping to get a receipt for this and grab a Nabi2 asap, but until then Im hoping for a way to get root, Supercharge, & to run some scripts to optimize(basically root:laugh:) It would help to add init.d tweaks, but I dont think its possible on stock rom/FW even with root access. Last thought: Maybe someone could beg a Nabi Dev(Nabi 2 Tablet for Kids Gets Root, Recovery, and Gapps

) for help to root this much inferior tablet?:(
[Android General] cyrusalmighty:
I think this Tabeo Tablet is recalled now because after anyone does the update that Toys r us has put out the screen goes black never to turn on again. I returned my daughters on a second try, because they tried to say I had opened it and needed to exchange(not refund). I called Customer Service and put complaints and got apologies. If anyone still has TABEO... RETURN IT ASAP. It will break and after 90 days(toys r us extended 45 day return policy) you may stuck with a bricked tablet.*Besides it sucks.:p Get the Nabi 2 like someone else said.:thumbup:
[Android General] lastot069:
root

http://www.kingoapp.com/

it rooted my Tabeo!
[Android General] bacardi808:
i rooted my tabeo8

i used kingoapp one click root...i got my driver from using the pdanet driver download...i googled a apk for rom manager...and downloaded gapps from it...but theres not recovery so i dl a apk for a app called flash gordon....and now im rooted(with no recovery) and i have play store working...and all the google apps....
[Android General] DesignGrits:
Can you give more details as to how you got the Play Store working.

Which version of the Play Store? Does it have to be rooted to get the Play Store working? Links and steps please. I have the Tabeo e2.

UPDATE: SOLVED :)
[Android General] nonaxanon:
hi synergeticink, could you tell me how you could flash gapps, i try to flash it with FG but nothing happens after reboot, and before flashing gapps it says not a valid flashable zip, any ideas?
[Android General] DesignGrits:
Put the gapps in your internal memory but don't put them in any folders. Second, download and install the Flash Gordon app, put it in your internal memory and then use your file explorer app that comes with the device to find it and install it. No go online and find the "BusyBox" app. Install it the same way. You must be rooted. open busybox, select "install", once its done swipe all the way to the far left screen in busybox where it asks about "Applet Manager", install that as well. Reboot the device. Once its booted up, open Flash Gordon, select "file search" button, not sure what its called since I don't have it with me right now, then find and select the gapps zip file. If it gives you the invalid message, go back to the file explorer, select and hold on the gapps zip file and change the name to one character long like "G" and then try again. If you can't, change it on the computer and move it back. Something to keep in mind, Flash Gordon will take forever to unzip the gapps file, so if it just flashes and thats it that means it didn't work. If this happens, reboot, install both modes on busybox again, and then try flash gordon again. When flash gordon works and you see it take forever to unzip, flash the gapps and reboot, you should be set. I am going to make a tutorial and post it online tonight for everyone. Hope this helps

Busybox: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox
[Android General] nonaxanon:
ty very much dear sir, i was missing the busybox, i completely forgot about its existence, ty again man