yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] SpaceRanger69:
Yeah, because a vague question has only 1 legitimate answer? There was nothing wrong with Core's response. Going down that road, the G2X cannot act as a USB Host.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] sbcdave:
Notice Hacky hasn't reposted, it's probably because sixaxis was the answer he was looking for and he now has a ps3 remote working on the emulator he needed it for. Or maybe he really did want to engineer some mount, but I doubt it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Core Memory:
Here's how to get ps3 sixaxis working with an Optimus 2X:

http://ownjoouk.blogspot.ca/2012/01/sixaxis-controller-app-touch-profiles.html
[T-Mobile LG G2x] hackymanintense:
So sorry I took so long people. But I meant physically mounting. Someone suggested the gameklip but there isn't one for g2x. Six axis works fine now I just gotta rig it somehow
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reeshmd23:
I just bought a cheap chat pad removed the electronics and glued it to a phone case. came out good ill try and post some pics
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ssuds:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1476571 seems to be a workable option
[T-Mobile LG G2x] BionicSniper:
I use the game clip and I just bought a cheap TPU case off ebay to mount onto the gameklip. Works great.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] bamathafan:
Redneck it out buy a cheap case for your g2x that it will easily sllip in and out of and duct tape said case to the ps3 control
[T-Mobile LG G2x] hhwong:
http://www.pozible.com/index.php/archive/index/12288/description/0/0

this maybe? I really dont know......i dont play games that often so touchscreen control is enough for me.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier-2Point0:
Is $175 too much to ask for an unlocked, excellent condition, spare battery, otterbox commuter case, hdmi, original charger, zagg screen protector?

16GB external sd card

Sent from my MB860 on CM10
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjwatmyself:
Probably not, but I would be making comparisons to items on ebay, and also consider how many Atrix are on ebay. Search for closed listings (Advanced searches). Green price items sold, Red price items did not.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bleuiko:
That would be my recommendation as well. Supply/demand. I need to do this soon too at the end of Oct.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier-2Point0:
You get my point.

Sent from my MB860 on CM10
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjwatmyself:
Why the sense of urgency?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier-2Point0:
There is a guy selling a Galaxy Nexus for that price. And the recent offer by Motorola to get you to buy another phone from them. I don't think we will get ICS. BTW, you have 911 posts.

Sent from my Nexus 7 on official CM10
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wwcjr91:
I'm not the greatest person to ask since I just came to the Atrix from a Samsung, but this thread will show you how much I got mine for:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=31050569

It came with a desk dock, car dock, three extra batteries, and a few cases all for 130 shipped. The exterior is scuffed up, but everything is in working order. The screen is good because it always had an invisible skin on it. The fact that it was unlocked already increased the value in my opinion.

Good luck!

Edit: Just saw that you're including the otterbox case (+$10), 16gb SD (+$20), and HDMI cord (+$5) so it seems like you're in the right ballpark.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RAFAMP:
I think it is. I bought mine at amazon for $194 shipped. It came with a dock, HDMI cable, screen protector, charger, case etc.

If I were you, I'd remove the SD card and drop $20 on the price.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier-2Point0:
It is very hard to let this phone go. If I can get the Nexus from a guy on Craig list, I will sell it for $150.

I got a feeling we will not see ICS.

Sent from my MB860 on CM10
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjwatmyself:
Well, if it makes you feel any better, I will likely defect to the S3 soon, but I don't plan selling the Atrix. This lapdock rocks!! :D
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrism.brunner:
I will keep my atrix till it dies. I have 5 other newer phones. I love it. I did just seek my second atrix in ebay for $260 shipped. Good luck.

EDIT.... forgot I had never used it so it was new. Hence the high resale price.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bruce Lee:
I originally bought my atrix for $99 at ATT and then recently sold it for $90 at best buy. They take used phones and give you gift cards in return. Thats an option too for instant money but for less money though.

I had my atrix for a year.

Sent from my SGSIII with the XDA Premium App
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] SMN23:
Since we're able to change the status bar icons (specifically on the ViperXL ROM) I was wondering if there's a way to change the Beats Audio notification icon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anil76:
Since morning..gtalk crashing for me. It opens and then forced closes on basic operations like opening a chat window.

I have tried clearing data and rebooting but that did not help.

I am on rooted JB stock rom.

Any suggestions ?
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] E107946:
Hello,

I have a stock rooted Blaze 4G. In the Settings, I make sure that NFC is enabled, but it does not seem to work. I downloaded a bunch of NFC apps, and none of them could pick up any RFID tags (e.g., parking meters, work badge, US passport, etc). The battery states that it has NFC.

After I rooted my phone, I got rid of a lot of T-Mobile bloatware, so I am wondering whether I could delete something that would affect NFC.

I do not know if it is a software or hardware bug and whether this is a bug at all, so I would really appreciate any suggestions or comments. Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] grundlestain:
im running tweaked 1.6 and nfc works for me... you ha e to enable in settings and use an app but i can send bookmarks and contacts and data between phones at least.. i havent found any tags to scan yet...

if youre thinking that you might have dumped some apps that you need, i would reccomend flashing tweaked, it is unbloated and smooth....
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] E107946:
Thanks, I will try Tweaked 1.6.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] shaikmonster:
Who has actually used their NFC for anything...?
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] grundlestain:
im buying a sheet of stickers off ebay and i wanna use them to rick-roll unsuspecting by sticking them on things that have scan codes...lol
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] E107946:
I tried Tweaked v1.6, and the NFC still did not work :( I could still try to flash the stock ROM, but I really doubt it would work either. I guess it is a hardware defect, and unfortunately, I cannot bring it back to T-mobile as I left them a while ago. I do not really use NFC often (apart from SF parking meters), but it is nice to have a fully functioning phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] grundlestain:
nfc on android phones only works with a frequency of 13.56 mhz so perhaps the tags you are scanning are on a dif frequency
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] E107946:
The US passport works on 13.56 MHz frequency, but my phone cannot pick it up. Parking meters clearly say NFC, and my phone cannot pick them up either, so I have to enter the long number manually.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] DroidDioxide:
my phone doesnt even have NFC
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] grundlestain:
my battery says near field communication on it, and the option to turn it on is in wireless and network settings... did you by any chance change your battery?

i have deffinately sent stuff between phones, but havent found a tag to scan yet...
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] E107946:
Yes, the battery is stock, and it says Near Field Communication. I have not tried to use it to communicate between phones, but that is not what I would use it for on a daily basis anyway.
[HTC One S] Biohazard0289:
Issue resolved.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
TESTED AND WORKS ON THE NEW VRALHE AND VRALHD IN ADDITION TO

ALL OF THE OTHERS

(EXCEPT THE NEW LEAK I535VRBLI5) I AM WORKING ON IT

BOTH DEODEXED AND ODEXED

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This is a modified version of debugfs that installs

SuperSU

instead of SuperUser. The only other way I was aware of that would install SuperSU without having to install SuperUser first, was Chainfire's method using a CWM zip and flashing. You use this version of debugfs just as you would normally from here . There are a few changes, but if you have used debugfs before, you will have no trouble.

THIS MODIFIED DEBUGFS IS 100%

STABLE/UPDATED SCRIPT 10/09/2012!!!

DOWNLOAD:

SuperSu_GS3_Debugfs_r2b.7Z

MIRROR:

here

MIRROR2:

here

MD5:

FE4F03407F8CACF8575714CED91CC843

DOWNLOAD:

SuperSu_GS3_Debugfs_r2b.MD5

MIRROR:

here

MIRROR2:

here

MD5:

44F4BE5F7E1A41CCEA14822A3D5E8F54

MODIFIED Debugfs

Opening SuperSU for the FIRST time

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Roots PERFECTLY

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Phone Number, Device Status and IMEI are ALL GOOD

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ALL CREDITS GO TO:

* miloj, for the debugfs root method for the Asus TF300T

* sparkym3, for his script for rooting the Asus Transformer Prime - this is a modified version of that script

* Chainfire, for the SU files/binaries and Supersu

* Noxious Ninja, for making Debugfs work w/the SGS3

I am a Flash-O-Holic and I love my rooted devices. I really like to use SuperUser for some devices, BUT for some devices I would rather use SuperSU. They are both great APPS.

But, if you are extremely anal like I am, you like things to be as clean as possible. And even if you root your device and install SuperUser so that you can install SuperSU afterwards, you still have to go back and uninstall SuperUser (if you want to). I am sure there is nothing left behind, but I like everything to be fresh.

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I did not like having to install SuperUser and then afterward insstall SuperSU and then delete SuperUser, etc, etc. So, I came up with this method using the Debugfs script and Chainfire's SuperSU.

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I give all credits to Noxious Ninja for getting this to work wth the Samsung Galaxy S III for Verizon.

I simply changed a little of the script and swapped out the binaries and APK.[/FONT]

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DON'T FORGET TO HIT THE "THANKS" BUTTON IF YOU LIKED IT!

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I was not the one who made this tool and I really can only accept about 25% of the credits for this tool. I just modified/scripted debugfs to use SuperSU instead of SuperUser.

Noxious Ninja was the one who modified it to work with the Samsung Galaxy S III.

I used/modified his script. I found out it was okay to modify this tool as long as the PROPER CREDITS were given.

I also used some of Chainfire's files obviously for SuperSU.

This is Noxious Ninja's credit list for the original creators.

If you get a chance to donate/thank them, I am sure they would appreciate it.

I made sure that there were links for absolutely EVERYONE that had a hand in debugfs. Inside of the "Donate Menu".

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Reserved

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gmm6797:
Is there any need to wipe any data or other settings? Or is this just a plain simple way to have root access and it does nothing else (which is what I need/want)?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
I' sorry, but could you elaborate? If you want to get root from your stock/unrooted ROM, then this is a tool you could use.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crazydad:
For some reason I cant download ....
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gmm6797:
:victory:

In a lot of the root scripts, it requires the phone to be wiped and cache deleted or cleared.

I wanted to know if this was the case, so I can run multiple backups (since titan backup wont work until rooted)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crazydad:
Can anyone mirror the download to another site?? wont let me d/l from the OP site
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gmm6797:
they both downloaded fine for me
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crazydad:
im getting something about javascript not being enabled on the download site

but its enable...

EDIT

This is what i get...

{"INFO":"failed posted hashcheck","SOLUTION":"please make sure you have javascript enabled for androidfilehost.com. Hit the back button, enable javascript and try again please. we promise we are probably not doing anything nefarious. maybe. no promises though."}
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Mirrors are up. Let me know if y'all have anymore problems.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crazydad:
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BTW Awesome work!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
:victory:

I just tested it on my other SGS3 which was running a stock ROM and had not been rooted. I have been installing apps and using it as my personal phone for about a week. I ran the modified debugfs and it rooted my phone perfectly. Just make sure you read the instructions when you run debugfs.

Make sure you have "Uknown Sources" checked off in Security Settings and that you also have enabled "USB Debugging" in Developer Options.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Thanks A LOT brother.

You can support me by hitting the THANKS BUTTON and everyone else listed in the OP (who created Debugfs and made this all possible) by doing the same.

Support

Chainfire

and purchase

SuperSU Pro

!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ECrispy:
Thanks so much for this, its perfect !!

I'm just about to root my phone, was reading all the guides and thought how nice it'd be if the DebugFS method had the newer SuperSU instead, and you did all the work already :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Thank you for trying it out. I did it mainly so that there was a way to use SuperSU without having to go through the process of installing and uninstalling or flashing a zip.

In regards to:

I was not the one who made this tool and I really can only accept about 25% of the credits for this tool. I just modified/scripted debugfs to use SuperSU instead of SuperUser.

Noxious Ninja was the one who modified it to work with the Samsung Galaxy S III.

I used/modified his script. I found out it was okay to modify this tool as long as the PROPER CREDITS were given.

I also used some of Chainfire's files obviously for SuperSU.

This is Noxious Ninja's credit list that I also added to the OP for the original creators.

If you get a chance to donate/thank them, I am sure they would appreciate it.

I made sure that there were links for absolutely EVERYONE that had a hand in debugfs. Inside of the "Donate Menu".
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] johnminator:
will this work on the new ota
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Okay. I just took the OTA update just so that I could test this. I sucessfully rooted my phone with SuperSU!!!

But, just in case:

I DO NOT TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY IF YOU MESS UP/BRICK YOUR PHONE WHILE TRYING TO ROOT YOUR PHONE WITH THIS MODDED DEBUGFS.

Yes. It just worked on MY phone, but you never know what could happen.

For some reason, my bootloader did not relock (many are saying that their bootloader gets re-locked).
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] LakerStar25:
I already have my phone rooted using the original method with SuperUser I would rather use SuperSu can I just use this or would it be easier and safer to just install SuperSu and delete SuperUser?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ECrispy:
So this is still going to work on both phones with and without the OTA, right?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Hey brother.

Both ways seem fine. If it was me (because I am a weird) I would start over from scratch and root with SuperSU.

Or, leave SuperUser on your system and run this tool. Then after it is done running, you won't have to give SuperSU permission through SuperUser to update it's binary, because it will have already installed it with DebugFS. Then you can uninstall SuperUser.

(I.E. You know how when you normally have SuperUser on root66/other ROMS/etc. and you have to install SuperSU and then give it permissions from SuperUser to update it's binary, and then uninstall SuperUser, etc, etc? If you just run this tool, you won't have to go through that whole process)

So are you on the OTA right now?

Please post back and tell us how everything turned out!!!:cowboy:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
It worked fine for me. And yes, it will still work on the older firmwares (VRALG1/VRALF2).
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nojak:
Another Mirror

EDIT: Removed, since more mirrors were put up.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Samsung.Galaxy.S3:
Hmm, I need to try this.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
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Try it out! And if you need ANY further help (that is not already explained in the OP), just send me a

PM

and I will get back to you as soon as I can (a few hours at the most).

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] antawnm26:
hmmm, I'm on the G7 Base after update which was on replacement phone today.. I used this root method and used ezrocovery to install twrp..every time i reboot phone i lose the recovery
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] RedRumy3:
Install clockwork and it should ask you to stop roms from changing recovery when you exit it. At least for me it did.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Nnyan:
I did the CleanROM recommend back to stock accept updates then flashed 2.5. Followed this and it worked fine. Ez-unlock did not detect it as unlocked and i had to first flash clockwork then TWRP for it to stick.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
The NEW updated EZ-Unlock has a bug. It shows unkown/locked even after you unlock your bootloader with it and then restart it to check if it worked. Sometimes it works and sometimes it will confirm after a few times. If you need a link to the previous version, let me know. I will post one.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Thank you Brother:cowboy:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Check out the post below yours. It should give you that option. If not, and your still having issues, go ahead and PM me Brother:cowboy:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mase68:
I just bought my galaxy yesterday and used this method to root my phone and it worked like a charm
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Schism169:
How would I unroot my phone? do i just flash the stock rom?

For some odd reason after I rooted my phone and hooked up my phone to the computer, only 2 of the folders I had in my phone showed up.

Edit: Nevermind. The issue is with AOKP rom
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Yeah. Just flash over a stock ROM with ODIN. I personally like to do a "Factory Reset" afterwards.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Glad everything worked out for you bro.:cowboy::cowboy:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] antawnm26:
not seeing my phone at all...Im on the ota unknown source/usb debugging selected.. I downloaded the first one...adb is not recognized as in internal or external command operable program or batch file
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Beeg Boy:
Hello Guys,

I am not real clear on what this tool does exactly?

Can someone please clarify for me?

I read the post and from what I gather the tool gives us root access, but will not install a custom recovery like CWM or TWRP, is that correct?

Basically, we will have Root Access but the device will be as close to stock as possible, is that correct?

Then, with root access we could remove some of the bloatware?

Does that sound about right?

Or am I confused?

Thank you,
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] antawnm26:
Thats correct once you run this install ezrecovery from market to get your recovery
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Beeg Boy:
Thank you.

We will not be able to flash custom Roms though right?

This will be strictly for root access and the stock software?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] antawnm26:
yes your able to flash custom roms as well when you root download ezunlock to unlock your bootloader then download ezrecovery to install your choice of recovery i recommend twrp..then your set to go flashing all you want
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Did you make sure to install the correct USB drivers? A link to them is included in the tool.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
If you are new to all of this, please also make sure to check the ROM's Thread to see if they recommend or require a certain recovery. Some ROM's will not work correctly on different recoveries (not many, but a few). So in other words, just make sure to read everything about the ROM you want to run on your device before flashing your recovery. But in most cases, either one will do. It is all about personal preference:)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Beeg Boy:
That's awesome. I am still not sure I want to root though. This tool sounds sweet and I thank the developers

I am worried about losing 4G access if I root.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
I personally haven't run into ANY 4G issues and I have rooted my 2 sgs3's probably a hundred times at least.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Beeg Boy:
Very cool, good to know.

I do not mean to hijack your thread, but I have seen posts about needing to make a back up of your IME number for 4G purposes.

That is what scared me about rooting my SG3.

So, you have rooted yours and flashed 100's of roms without any issues?

I guess I am just paranoid cause I have a two year warranty on the phone and I will void it if I root.

I do have insurance on it, so I could always get a replacement on it if I brick it.

Any thoughts?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
Don't worry about it brother. That's what these threads are for.

Should you backup your IMEI?

I would have a backup of my IMEI just to have it anyways. Once someone started a thread on "how-to" backup your IMEI, I did it just because.

Before I make ANY changes to my devices:

1- I personally do a nandroid (with CWM and choose the option to back it up to the extSdCard instead of the internal).

2- Backup my contacts (in vCard format) to my extSdCard.

3- Open up Titanium Backup and change the backup folder directory to the extSdCard. Then do am full backup of all apps, external data, cache and settings.

4- Open up Ultimate Backup (I like it cause it makes "friendlier" backup names for the apk's) and change the directory just like in step 3. And then do a full backup of everything.

5- Open up ES File Manager and go to my internal sdcard. Look around to see if there is anything there I need to save to my extSdCard, and back that up too.

6- I already have a backup of my IMEI uploaded into my cloud storage, saved on my desktop computer, and on my extSdCard.

You can never be too safe. What I do is a little overkill, but I am really weird too.

I have done some pretty messed up things to my phone.

I have bricked it multiple times, lost my IMEI a few times, my phone number disappeared, I have tripped my flash counter a lot testing out flashable ODIN tars that I made, etc, etc....

But, I have never not been able to use these forums to bring it back to life. That's the honest truth.

And I am the kinda guy that always takes good precautions but always ends up with a new problem that wasn't ever considered. I then search the forums and LEARN way cool sh*t, and both of my i535's work cherry. 100%.

If you want to, PM me and we can get together on a some sort of video messenger and I will walk you through the steps face to face.

:)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] That_Guy:
I am getting ready to Root, unlock and flash CM10 to my stock GS3 running the latest OTA update (vrlg7). From looking around, this tool seems to be the one of the easiest and most hassle free way of getting root. Is this one of the most "fool-proof" methods?

EDIT: Also, is there a one click tool for backing up the IMEI?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gorgarath:
Apps Menu > Terminal > su > enter > reboot nvbackup > enter ... so more like a 21 click tool? Though if your phone is already plugged into your PC, using adb reboot recovery is quicker and easier. :lol:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
That is the EXACT same configuration that I am running on my sgs3 (my personal everyday phone).

Can I make a suggestion before you do it? Or did you already?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] That_Guy:
Please, suggest away. I have not done anything yet.