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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bronx623:
So I immediately flashed to CM10 M1 when I got my phone a few weeks ago, using it as a daily driver (might as well start right)

Love love love the interface. Can't stand the bugs (or lackings) :(

No vid out, occasionaly doesn't connect to the next tower when driving, notification light doesn't work, couple of other things... just made me have to go tw for now...

Coming from the evo 3d, there was a rom called "SOS M" that combined the best of both worlds, stripping most of HTC's Sense rom to something that looks and feels very AOSP like, but keeping Sense at the core. Is this possible to do for TW?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dpav02:
Here's what I loved about CM10 w/ leankernel... THE BATTERY LIFE!!!!

Here's what I missed: everything about TouchWiz... Even the smart alarm with the stupid fairy sound... I like that it gently wakes me up... Or I like that when I'm in a text message I just bring the phone to my ear and it calls the person... It's just nice!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] vijay033:
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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baineteo:
Hi guys,

I've accidentally deleted the musicplayer.apk from my girlfriend's phone (using titanium backup) - i forgot she doesn't have power amp pro.

Anyway, I tried several ways of installing the apk but it always failed. I've tried to extract the apk from the rom zip file but it just wouldn't install. I've also tried putting it in system/app and rebooting but it doesn't show up.

I hope someone can help me out here. Thanks!

P.S. I'm sorry if this has been covered before.. My search didn't come up with any solution.

Also, I'm not looking for a "install third party app" soliton. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
Put it in /system/app then set the permissions to rw-r-r. Reboot device.

Swyped from my Samsung Galaxy SII

Supercharged ParanoidAndroid 2.12

Dorimanx kernel 5.76B

GT I9100

Next phone: Galaxy NOTE II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baineteo:
Thanks for the help. I haven't had the opportunity to try this, but I've found an alternative apk that installs well.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
First of all I would like to say I appreciate all the work that the XDA forums has been doing, and I am pleased to see that the community is as strong, if not, stronger since the last time that I have been here a couple years ago. The questions, answers, feedback and help, let alone for the Samsung Galaxy S 4G released by T-Mobile in February of 2011, is amazing. These forums have really helped people make the most out of their device, and had it not exist, this Galaxy S in my hand would have been long forgotten by Samsung, and the Gingerbread stock ROM that I was given with would be my home. It reminded me of how much I had missed messing with these android devices; nothing like jailbreaking and installing cydia on my iPhone. The experience is not the same. Anyways...

Pulling out my T959V from its box I decided it was time to finally install ICS on it after Samsung have let these great device fade away.

I installed ICS last night and stayed up searching for kernels and testing out different ROMS some slow and many faster than others and decided that Cyanogen 9 was the best looking and performance-wise ROM on the phone in my opinion. Considering that all other ROMS base it on the nightly builds extra stuff was just junk, considering this phone only has one processor. So I upgraded from Gingerbread 2.3.6 and I've tried many different kernels and everything works except WiFi. It can not even search for one network no matter how many times I press "Scan". I'd appreciate all the help I can get.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
Try rebooting into recovery and running fix permissions. Usually fixes wifi right up.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
gave that a go no good :/ I wonder what the problem is?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
Was wifi working after you went to GB? Just trying to eliminate a hardware issue. I've flashed CM9 a bunch and have never had wifi issues on it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
yeah I actually used wifi on that same day before I upgraded to ICS. I was using stock GB 2.3.6 then rooted and all that stuff...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
I'd check the MD5 of the CM9 DL and make sure it's a match. I haven't heard of anyone else having that issue. Also make sure you DL the latest CM9. If the MD5 matches format system, wipe cache/dalvik and flash again. Reboot an let it sit for five minutes then try wifi.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
Yeah I've checked the MD5 sums of the zip packages after download. This is so bizarre, and the CM9 is not the only ROM I've tried. I've tried about 4 or 5 of them and different kernels as well and all of them do not connect to WiFi. I have formatted system, and always wiped any trace of the prior ROM before installing. Plus, I have tried the method where I would boot to recovery and "fix permissions". No good.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
I would use a heimdall one click go back to stock kj6 then flash up to cm9. Sounds like you have some bugs that will only get squashed by going back to stock. IMO I would flash bootloaders too. Just so it overwrites EVERYTHING.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
I just used the Stock KJ6 + Root with the Blastoff v2 kernel integrated, flashed, flashed again and installed boot-loaders as well. Phone restarted, went to WiFi, checked it, and it says "Error". Now I'm going to flash it to true stock using Odin rather than the .jar executable no luck so far and I don't know whats going on.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
Sounding more and more like a hardware issue. Wifi and bluetooth are on the same chip so if your still on stock try and turn on BT. If it turns on it might not be the chip. If it gives the same error I'd bet money on a bad chip.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
This would be a good time for logcat and dmesg...

Posted from my SGS4G, thanks to Team Acid development
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
Bluetooth works fine, WiFi just wont turn on. Its not a hardware issue, and WiFi was working the same day before I flashed to ICS
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
Done use stock + blastoff that is a stepping stone one click for people to go back to stock then either flash another gb rom or ics rom. Wifi is broken because of the new wifi module used. I never meant for it to be used as a daily driver. Use the heimdall one click bhundven has posted in his one click thread.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jerry D:
@mkho30

I had the same exact Wi-Fi issue a few months ago. I tried everything you tried and what members are suggesting in this thread.

I also asked about this issue on irc (Team Acid) and was told by Bryan that ICS (if I remember correctly) doesn't support WPS button connection. I assumed it was "on my end" and not ROM related.

Bryan suggested that I reboot my router. I had done that several times before asking. I didn't even know you could log in to your router to reconfigure it so he suggested that I Google to learn.

Long story short. I googled and read allot. I reconfigured my router many different ways. I disabled my WPS button connection and reset my router many times. I changed the security every way possible. I even set up a guest network.. the ONLY way I was able to connect to my Wi-Fi network was if I disabled the security COMPLETELY.

That wasn't an option for me. I live in an apartment building and I have seen people in the halls with laptops using their neighbors Wi-Fi.

I tried everything for a couple of months and finally went back to Gingerbread last weekend.

Sorry I can't be of any help with this reply. I just wanted to share my experience and let you know that you aren't the only one that has this issue...man I miss ICS. I didn't have an issue with the battery after "I settled in" Hopefully we can find out what is going on with us.

Btw. I'm back on Gingerbread and I connect to Wi-Fi with no problems.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
WPA2 encryption should work fine. It works fine with my router configuration
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jerry D:
I tried that several times FB. During my searching I came across a thread (one of those answers sites) that gave your answer as a fix.

I REALLY did my do diligence in trying to get connected. I hadn't seen anyone else with this problem until today so I spent hours trying WPA2 and other configurations. I thought WPA2 would fix it for sure because that was what I had read so I kept trying it. It never worked for me. The only thing that did was having no encryption at all..I started to think that it was a "Black Ice Voodoo thing" lol. Remember how some users, no matter what they did, could never flash Black Ice Voodoo?

Btw the error I always got was an Authentication error.

Thanks for replying
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
If you're up for it and your router is supported, try OpenWRT. It really sounds like a router issue.

Posted from my SGS4G, thanks to Team Acid development
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jerry D:
Sorry. I don't use a pc at work. I have to sneak on xda using my phone and they don't like seeing is on our phones for to long.

I forgot to mention in my reply to the OP that I DIDN'T have a problem scanning for Wi-Fi access. I could do that. I just couldn't connect without getting an Authentication Error. My phone would scan, connect, then discontent and give me the error.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
I've had the exact same authentication error, scans,asks for password, tries to connect, then errors out, usually always after flashing CM9 and either a reinstall (recopying to my SDcard too) or a fix permissions have fixed it.

ALSO, this is very important. FORGET the connections in your wifi list after doing the fix permissions. IT WILL NOT connect to a saved connection. Reboot to recovery, fix permissions (don't use a tool within android), goto wifi, click on the connection and choose forget, then choose the connection again and try that.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jerry D:
Thanks Jeff. I'll try it when I get home. I have a Motorola Surfboard that is less than a year old (It's a modem/router combo) so the unit is "up to date"

---------- Post added at 05:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:16 PM ----------

I will try this. I have done much of what you have stated here maybe even all of it before. But not in the order you describe.. I'd really like to go back to ICS. I had 4G on it (home) where I used to get 3G on Gingerbread. Also at home I needed Wi-Fi calling on Gingerbread but on ICS I had great reception.

@jeff. I just googled OpenWRT and I should have before I said I'll try it when I get home lol. OpenWRT might be to much for me right now.

Thank you for all your help people. I'll update you as soon as I can. I must go sailing now. It's Red Flag! :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Also if your router supports it, you can do open connection + mac address filtering. You can deny connections to any mac address that isn't on a whitelist so that YOU can still connect but others can't unless you allow them on your router. The only problem would be the lack of encryption but you can probably solve that with a PPTP server if you're using windows.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
This is not a router issue, there is no network showing up at all when you "Scan" for WiFi, it is not a hardware issue because bluetooth works and WiFi and Bluetooth are on the same chip.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
No not at all I feel you completely. Hopefully this thread will find a solution to our WiFi problem. There is no networks when pressing the Scan button at all. Its so aggravating trying to connect to WiFi because my main iphone is on Sprint and this Galaxy is my backup phone and I use an att SIM card and data is hella expensive. I cant transfer Sprint to the Galaxy Phone because Sprint is CDMA, so WiFi on the T959V is critical.

What I'm going to do is go back all the way to Froyo and take it from there. I need to find out what the problem is. And I hate using the one-clicks they are terrible and mess up the orginal galaxy drivers from Kies and replace them with a "Gadget Serial" driver that Odin does not recognize. Odin is the old fashioned way and the best.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
Rather than shooting in the dark, logcat will likely reveal an issue. Even if you have to go back, comparing logcat may help to explain the difference.

Posted from my SGS4G, thanks to Team Acid development
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
If you are going to install custom roms like ICS and CM7 then you dont need the keis drivers. Also you should be installing a generic samsung device not gadget serial that right there is the problem with the device not being recognized properly. Going back to froyo probably wont fix the issue. I can honestly say you at some point installed a kernel rom combo that has created the issue. If you have used my one click and cant get wifi to work then use the one bhundven has posted in his thread. My one click has a known issue with wifi being broken.

Seriously you are creating more work and time consuming process for yourself. I think more is being read into this then is necessary. Im curious what roms and kernels you flashed?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
I enjoy jeffsf asking people for logs and no one responding to him with logs.

You rock jeffsf, if not only for your persistence, but for putting logic over madness.

So, if you want to help *US* figure out the problem by sending logs. We'd like to fix this problem once and for all.

We can't do that without logs.

So, um. post some logs!?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] RaverX3X:
logcats we dont need no stinking logcats :P hehe
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
I think I might have found the issue but I dont understand why. It is in regards to the SIM that is being used in the device. When there is no SIM, I cannotscan or search to any Wifi network. When I use an Att SIM I can search and connect to wireless networks, and when I use an international SIM the same happens as when there is no SIM in the phone. And when I flash back to stock using the heimdall one click, even if I have the att SIM popped in, tapping on WiFi says "error".
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
Your phone seems to behave differently than mine. I'm running a current build of CM9 from Team Acid sources and am able to connect to WiFi without a SIM card present. Which ROM are you running?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
Also which heimdall one click are you using? The one click in my signature has broken wifi. Its not meant to be anything other than stepping to a new rom.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
CM9 latest build
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
Yeah I used the one in your signature haha

Well my friend, sometimes things can be fixed without logs. And what ever that guy said about logcats
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
meh... grumble...grumble...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
who are you talking to?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
HAHAH. I replied to the wrong thread. It's been a hard day without coffee. My bad! :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mkho30:
haha I feel you
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jerry D:
Update.

As you know from my postings in this thread I was never able to connect to a secured Wi-Fi network after upgrading my SGS 4G to ICS ROM' S.

I had no problems connecting on Gingerbread and made the switch back and was immediately able to connect.

Well..I purchased a Galaxy Note 2 Wednesday and have the same issue. I can not connect to a secured Wi-Fi network. I have tried 4 different networks. I have done everything stated above to fix this issue.. I can connect to open networks though.

I am the only user with this issue over at the T-Mobile Note 2 forum. My Note 2 did not come with an external sdcard. I am using the 16gig sdcard that came with my SGS 4G.

So I am assuming that my issue has to do with some type of data on my external sdcard. I am away for the weekend racing sailboats and don't have the time to format my external sdcard and test if I can connect afterwards..

Is it possible that "some data"on my external sdcard could cause this issue? I have posted this issue over there of course. I just wanted to share my experience incase someone else encounters this problem.

Thanks for reading this.. BTW, the Galaxy Note 2 is a BEAST!.. it is feeling smaller and smaller in my hand everyday. Don't let it's size deter you at your first handling of this awesome device. :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
The thing that usually fixes my wifi is to delete the connection and reconnect. If you sync to your Google account, it saves your wifi passwords/connections to your sync stuff as well, or so it says. I think in someway though maybe it using some tokens to recognize your unique phone id, then you install a new a ROM, it re-syncs those saved values back but the new ROM changes sometime, the saved info doesn't work right as the Google system isn't designed to expect people to be switching rom's all the time. I've had many wifi issues, usually the authorizing error, it tries to connect, then fails. Delete the connection, reenter password and everything is fine.

Just a theory, maybe it makes no sense or it's not right but "forgetting" the connection and reconnecting has fixed it 100% of the time and I've flashed probably 100 times in the last month or so.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jerry D:
@getochkn

I have/had "forgot" and reconnected my wifi connection many many times without any results. :confused:

HOWEVER! I HAVE FIXED MY ISSUE! :victory:

This is embarrassing for me to say but simply put I had to hold in my WPS button in for atleast 10 seconds and I wasn't doing that. I was holding it for 2 secs. :o

Last night I logged into my router to "Add a Client" (my phone) in the WPS Add Client field option, as I have done many times with no connection..

The Note 2 has a WPS PIN Connection option. The Note 2 generates a PIN # that you enter with your wifi MAC Address, into the ADD Client field Option. I couldn't uderstand how I couldn't ADD my phone with the Generated PIN and MAC Address... my WPS button Icon flashes green on my Motorola Surfboard. On a whim (I had been pushing it many times over and over and wasn't sure if it was sending out a signal) I decided to hold it in for 10 seconds. I did. The Icon changed color to a glowing Orange. It was also pulsing not flashing. I knew when I saw that I would connect and I did. :D

**EDIT** Holding the WPS button on my Router allowed me to connect to my wifi network with my SGS 4G also.

I almost didn't post this because it sounds so stupid of me.. I bought my Router over a year ago and never had to use my WPS button on Froyo or Gingerbread. Well just once. I always restored wifi access points using Titanium Backup after a flash.

Man I have read and learned allot over this.. Not once did I read anything saying hold WPS button 10 seconds.. I thought it was 2 secs lol.

THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR ALL YOUR HELP!.. I'll still be over here too :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
Glad you got it working! That's a good bit of information that will help others and might justify changing the thread title to

[Solved] WiFi not working on T959V after ICS update
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jerry D:
I agree jeffsf but I did not start this Thread. This Thread was started by mkho30. His issue was that he couldn't "scan" for wifi access after Updating to ICS. My issue was different in that I could scan but couldn't "connect" to wifi after I Updated to ICS..

I didn't want to start a seperate Thread so I posted here. I felt at the time our issues were related somehow. I keep posting here even though I mention a different phone because I found a fix for the issue I stated in this thread.. I am going to edit my last post because I forgot to mention that holding my WPS button for 10 seconds fixed my Original issue with my SGS 4G. :D
[HD7 General] doniGforce:
Viber today updated it's app to v.2.2 with added calling feature which was missing. It might be an obvious solution but just wanted to share with those that might not remember. I used WinTT tweaker (got it from Bazaar) to set marketplace to Nokia Collection because it's available just for nokia. Restarted and than used this image with bing vision to get it :D
[HD7 General] Ma7moud82:
How to set marketplace to Nokia? I have HD7 with 7.8 deepshining rom
[HD7 General] tejeskifly:
someone can send the xap file?
[HD7 General] stanko82:
Use wptweaks from wphacker to change marketplace to Nokia...

Tell us about call quality.
[HD7 General] Viber Team:
Hi all,

This is a member of the Viber R&D Team. I'm here to provide direct support and information :)

Viber's new update with the calling option was indeed released recently. We would love to hear your feedback and reports so we could improve the app and service.

If you have any questions/problems, please feel free to let me know.

Best regards,

the Viber Team.
[HD7 General] stanko82:
Poor call qualty, I can hardly hear people talking, but it seems others hear me quite vell, altough they were not on wp platform.
[HD7 General] Viber Team:
Sometimes 3G reception could be low, and this is something we cannot control. Naturally this affects Viber's call quality and results in disruptions and broken sound.

We are continuously trying to improve our handling of 3G, so you can expect better performance as newer versions of Viber are released.

Meanwhile, WiFi- WiFi calls on Viber should generally be very clear and are free of such disruptions.
[HD7 General] stanko82:
Call qualty was the same over 3G and wifi. Hope new versions will handle this. I would like to hear from others if they have same problems with call qualty.
[HD7 General] foxibs:
Problem receiving viber 4 digit

After installing viber, the confirmation code isn't coming after putting my number and same problem with Viber messenger, is Viber having problem atm?
[HD7 General] Viber Team:
There shouldn't be any special problem registering at the moment.

Please try removing Viber, wait 24 hours, reinstall and try again (make sure you try both the SMS and the automated call options).

In addition, you may try to register to Viber with a different number (for example - your home landline number, a friend's number, etc.), in order to determine whether the problem is specific with your number, or a general one.
[HD7 General] ramitto:
its not working on hd7

just ringing
[HD7 General] Viber Team:
Please note that Viber does not officially support your device yet, and that may be the reason for the problems you are experiencing. Here is the full list of officially supported devices: http://bit.ly/Hm5k9p (Android list) and here: http://helpme.viber.com/index.php?/...e-7-compatible-with-viber-system-requirements (Windows Phone list)

We are continuously working to adapt Viber to more and more devices, and we hope to attend to the problems with your device soon. We apologize for the inconvenience.
[HD7 General] kanda77:
Worked!

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Works like a charm..thnx fr the tips!

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[HD7 General] Viber Team:
Our pleasure to help :)

Enjoy!
[HD7 General] amritanshu:
help

Can someone please send my the viber .xap file for HD calling . or clearly tell me the steps to change the marketplace

thanks in advance !
[HD7 General] Viber Team:
Which device do you have?

Have you made sure that it is officially compatible with Viber? http://helpme.viber.com/index.php?/...e-7-compatible-with-viber-system-requirements
[HD7 General] roshand1:
Viber in HTC HD7

In my HTC HD7 viber call work only in loud speaker. If press speaker button also it hears in loudspeaker and in normal mode too. Is anyone facing same problem, or any one can help in identifying problem im facing. please...