yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cybrnook:
So sorry guys, I maintain this thread because my GF has the Sprint version (I have the T-Mobile Variant).

Accidently uploaded 2.3.1.0 for T-Mo, I have corrected it with my compiled Sprint version. Nice catch.....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] m20120:
Thanks for maintaining the thread.

I figured it out this morning when the jellybean update failed to flash sure to the build prop of the recovery being d2tmo instead of d2spr.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] slickdaddy96:
I have tried using Odin to flash 2.3.0.0 and 2.3.1.0 TWRP to my phone that already has CWM recovery on it. Odin just keeps failing telling me the following statements: "Get PIT for mapping..." "There is no PIT partition" Then fails out.

Any suggestions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wwjoshdew:
I just wanted to drop by and say THANKS! I updated to Android 4.1.1 LJ7 Jelly Bean and was able to flash TWRP 2.3.1.0 via Odin, then apply the SuperSU zip in recovery, and now I'm rooted once again. I now have root on my Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note 2! :D

ALL THANKS TO YOU! ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] m20120:
When you are trying to flash using Odin: Which partition are you selecting? PIT? or PDA?

The Recovery should be flashed in the PDA partition.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] slickdaddy96:
No I did PDA. Download the file multiple times and checked MD5. Downloaded from goo.im also, and verified MD5. The only way I ended up getting it to work was using mobile Odin. Weird though. Wish I knew why it wouldn't flash via Odin.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] taaz69:
Does this work with the 64GB MicroSD cards?

Hello.

Do any of these recoveries support the 64gb microsd cards? I tried to do a nano backup with CWM but, it will not. I had seen other threads that suggest formatting to fat. This does not appear to be an option for this card. Also, this is not an after market type card.

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] m20120:
The recoveries will support a 64GB card, but only if it is formatted as FAT32. The recoveries will not access an exFAT partition.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AlpineMan:
Yup...in order to use 64GB SD cards, you must format it to FAT32. There's a special formatter that I found in a link when I was troubleshooting the issue. Can't find it anymore
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] m20120:
You can use SD Formatter to reformat a large SD Card to FAT32.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] oigonzalez13:
Wondering if I can flash twrp instead of using Odin?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wwjoshdew:
If you have ROOT, YES! You gotta download "GooManager" and then press open it. Grant it root, press Menu, then Install Open Script Recovery, Yes, Yes, and wait! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] oigonzalez13:
Thank you sir
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lord dredd:
thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stevedub:
Just a thought, shouldn't you be able to format the card via the terminal emulator as long as it can recognize the card.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
No need for goo manager if you already have recovery installed and want to switch around...go here ..>>> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2059588

I made flashables for anyone to use...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] crypticlama:
Hey guys. I want to go to the latest stock rom for gs3 but stay rooted. Any suggestions? I have never gone back to stock b4.

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Hey guys. I want to go to the latest stock rom for gs3 but stay rooted. Any suggestions? I have never gone back to stock b4.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] yaniel06:
I have been trying to odin the stock recovery using odin 3.0.7. Not having success. It stays at gettig MIP mapping. Whatever that is. What am i doing wrong. On stock rooted rom with twrp recovery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rhodiggah:
Use the SEARCH button and search for a flashable zip of the stock recovery, pretty sure a forum or two will have them... Or ask Naddict (sp?) He's the go to guy. :D

Sent from my rooted TPR_TW Rom!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
Pardon me for my nosey-ness, but why? You give up a lot without a custom recovery...?:confused:

Here you go...if it does not work, you may have partitions issues and a full restore to to unrooted stock may be necessary. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1904099
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carib909:
What's the purpose of all these

What's the difference and purpose of each of these. How would one know which to use?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] miller710:
Mostly out comes down to personal preference. Some roms will say one its preferred over the other for the rom though

Sent from my blue galaxy
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carib909:
Odin3 failed me

I used the clockwork rom but nothing happened. the phone is still unrooted. I do have USB debugging enabled. Running original Sprint everything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dcharleyultra:
These recoveries do not root your phone.

Swyped from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
i just flashed my SPH-L710 to OTA MD4

here is a link to the newest clockwork recovery i could find

http://goo.im/devs/mskip/recovery/samsung_galaxy_s3/GT-I9300/recovery-cwmtouch-6.0.2.8-SPHL710.tar

could someone make a odin flashable "stock recovery" out of the MD4 Firmware

also what settings are we supposed to use with odin when we goto flash these recoveries (both stock and the 6.0.2.8) that i just linked to?

i usually use "Samsung GS3 Toolkit v7.0" but it dont have an option for the newer firmware so i was wanting to do this through Odin 3.07 if someone could tell me what options to select.

thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dcharleyultra:
AFAIK, recovery is independent of firmware.

Swyped from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
yea but can you mix any recovery with any modem or kernel also?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TambourineMan:
I am having a problem installing CWM. I am using Odin 3.07. I have tried the the version here: http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1148060&d=1340384923 and also this version from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1346628&d=1348358996

Odin completes and shows "Pass" and no errors:

But when I boot to recovery it still says " Android System Recovery <3e> "

It also says:

" Manual mode:

Applying multi-CSC

Applied the CSC-code: SPR

Successfully applied multi-CSC "

I have tried two different USB cables.

What am I doing wrong, or what else should I try? TWRP?

Is something (file) overwriting CWM after i apply it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TambourineMan:
I resolved the problem in my post just above by using the TeamEpic-Root-from-Recovery-v5.zip and unchecking the box for auto reboot in Odin so it does not automatically boot all the way to the "desktop" and in the process wiping out the CWM recovery I just flashed. This is a replacement S3 and must have had some OTAs and according to Epic these now restore the standard Android recovery and therefore wipe out the CWM that was just flashed.

So I finally got CMW installed and updated it from version 5 to 6 (thinking that version 5 was not properly installing SuperUser) and have installed the CWM_SuperUser_v3.0.7.zip file several times but each time after I boot to the "desktop" and run Root Checker it says I do not have proper root access. BusyBox does not install because SuperUser is not working.

What am I doing wrong?

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I have resolved my problem my self and am posting in case anyone else creates the same problem.

What I did wrong was to install the TeamEpic-Root-from-Recovery-v5.zip and then immediately to also install the CWM_SuperUser_v3.0.7.zip file without rebooting not realizing that superuser had already been installed.

So the solution is to just install the Epic file (after installing the clockwork TAR file with Odin (with only booting to recovery not to the desktop).

While this took all day at least I didn't brick my phone in the process. LOL
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lowetax:
sprint sgs3 from July 2012

been running Clark44's Sonic Free GS3 JV v3.0.0 for at least a year with no changes.

the other day, while plugged in/charging, I saw it reboot and then this message was displayed:

tried to flash roms, newer recovery, odin newer recovery - no good

it says PASS, but still same same message.

I can get to ODIN MODE and recovery (twrp v2.3.2.3),

any suggestions ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Oneputtmike:
Still have a Galaxy S3

Thank You! As of 11 April 2018, the stock recovery still works. This post is a old phone saver.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maledjo:
Hello,

I don't know if this has already been asked, couldn't find the answer.

I received my nexus 7 last wed from Google, no flaws so far.

Using the OTG USB and media importer app I am able to stream or import my music n videos

from my flash disk.

I am planning to root it to get SU access. My inquire is what will I lose after rooting?

Will I still get access to Google Play contents?

Thanks
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rapscallion16:
As far as I know, you don't lose anything. You still have the same access to everything as you do un-rooted.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motrinHD:
Google don't mind none about the rooting, just like I know you won't mind none my vernacular:)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jj92942000:
You don't loose warranty?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ÜBER™:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBtpyeLxVkI&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Sent From My Toro+ via White Tapatalk
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wtokie2:
Tennis Racket

Your Nexus 7 will no loger waddle like it has a tennis racket stuck up it's rear and will achieve a slight, albeit noticeable, hint of swagger. At least that's what happened to mine in the 18 minutes it took to unpack, calm my nerves and root.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jjkjustin:
I've flashed CM10 to my SGS3, and when I first began organizing my home screen, I was able to rename folders with no issue by creating a folder and opening it - an editable label with a default name of "Unnamed Folder" or something similar to that would appear once the folder was opened. Suddenly, however, any folder that I create doesn't have a space to edit a name. Now some of my folders have names, and some do not, which looks really stupid. Any advice? :confused:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] flashing4fun:
I couldn't get mine to replicate the problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Rig24:
Had the same thing. Go to settings --> Launcher --> Homescreen --> Hide icon labels <uncheck>

As long as that option is checked, you cannot label/relabel the folders. After changing the labels you can check it again and you will still be able to see the label, but individual app labels will not show.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mrokeefe:
Im not new to dealing with roms and whatnot but its been all 'lil while. I've got the latest cm9 up and running BUT my internal sd is showing roughly 450M left and that's not even close to being right. Going into settings/storage it shows that I'm using about 3 gig and some change. Why is the rest of my storage not showing up?

A triple wipe of data/cache/dalvik--->flash rom--->wipe cache/dalvik--->fix permissions--->REBOOT was done for the install so my @sshole was clean before doing the flash, just for added info.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] johnrippa:
Sounds like the SD card is partitioned. Any way this could have happened?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mrokeefe:
I did a es file explorer card analysis and found my problem. Not really a problem but I guess cm9 doesn't show card usage very well under settings/storage. Es file explorer broke it down proper and I found my 4shared folder hogging the space. User error I guess

Thanks to anyone who gave a single thought to my problem..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] medici.solucoes:
Good night person. Had updated the tutorial as it was in a month ago and everything worked perfectly. The problem is that he wanted to make a recovery (do not ask me because of it) but ended up doing the uboot.bin too. The problem is that no one uboot.bin think that's right on my, or is shaking the screen or a white screen appears and distorted. I wonder if you can help me uploading their uboots for me to test. Ja that this cell so anyone is welcome UBoot. Already tested some but not all of the A9220 .. If you can get me the A, I. Already tried several .. who paid help me a box of Brazilian beer lol

Thank you So Much
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luxioenvoyend:
uboots

dropbox.com /sh/7lgbts3osr7svib/4aI_vSNohs?m

Espero que te sirvan y si consigues mas compartelos ya que tengo el mismo problema, sorry i don´t speak english
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] medici.solucoes:
Oh My God

Gracias por publicar los archivos. Estoy en la universidad e ir a trabajar así que voy a ver si funciona. Estoy muy ansioso, pero sólo publish'm muy feliz ahora.

Si hay algún error en español me perdone

Att

Médici (I'm Braziliam)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] medici.solucoes:
Don't rigth

Sorry my friend.. Not Work..

Att
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myphoneuser:
Saludos Medici.solucoes

Pudiste arreglar tu telefono?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luisx98:
Tienes los uboot por ahi

tienes los uboot por ahí, el dropbox está vacío y tengo un A9220 que me falta solo eso para recuperarlo, mi correo es luisx98@gmail.com, pls ayuda
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akamachine45:
I flashed a patch for the tablet UI, but after it installed, it is stuck in CM10 animation. Tried to manually boot into recovery and its stuck on Google with the unlock sign. Imma nubee sorry... Please i really need some help.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Travisdroidx2:
Have you tried to hook up to a computer and try command adb reboot recovery?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RockNrolling:
Travisdroidx2 is right. You simply need to connect your N7 to a computer's USB port and then you can access recovery mode via the steps you mentioned or via adb. It's a bug that Google is going to fix eventually (I hope).

Sent from my Paranoid Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamesst20:
Hi,

If you wish to use Tablet UI, I would recommend you to flash my rom :) It is called 'SmoothROM'

Thanks
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akamachine45:
How?

how do i do the ADB recovery??

Def, i will check out your ROM. post me the thread.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akamachine45:
I GOT IT!!

Thank you so much!!

i check the tool box for nexus 7 and did like you said adb recovery and got it to restore.

THANK YOU!! seriously!!

LOVE XDA!!

LOVE ANDROID!!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryan35310:
I Don't think this is a good time to advertise your ROM.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] saarraz1:
I have 4 batteries for my SII, three replacements i got off of ebay and the original battery.

A few weeks ago, I tried to exchange batteries (one of the replacement batteries was in my phone). When I swapped in the other battery and tried to turn the phone on, it wouldn't turn on (The battery was fully charged by an external charger).

When I tried connecting the charger, the phone started vibrating for like half a second then stopped then vibrated again, vibrating like that every 2 seconds, without turning on.

I later found out all my other batteries (including the original battery that came with the phone) all have the same issue. The only battery that works is the one I originally had in the phone (a replacement battery).

I also tried charging the faulty batteries with an external battery charger but the charger shows they are full!

What can be the problem here? Thanks in advance.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Meelocheck:
Junk aftermarket batteries? I have heard of people having issues with aftermarket batteries - not just in Samsung phones but in all phones in general. Some would say you are lucky if you don't do permanent damage to your phone. Not all batteries are created equal...Stick with the real deal and get Samsung Replacement batteries. If they are Samsung batteries then I got nothin'...I assumed you got cheapos while trying to save a buck or two. Sometimes you get what you pay for. I hope someone else posts a solution or at least has some experience and can offer more help. Good luck.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] saarraz1:
That's the odd part - the non-samsung battery is the one that works and the Samsung original one doesn't work..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DertyDOH:
Am I the only one who would want a Motoblur theme for Touchwiz? I always liked the ics blur on the Razr, and I've been using the blur theme for CM10, which is awesome. Would love to have it for touchwiz, anyone know of one?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] midnight assassin:
Yup. Lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Morocotopo0301:
same here, love the icons and the background
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bbeelzebub:
Install the Atrix HD launcher and you can use all the Moto widgets.

If you want their icons, and you're rooted, swap out the PNG files in the stock Samsung dock icons (in the apk) with the moto ones and you have an instant Moto theme on Touchwiz.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DertyDOH:
Thanks for the advice, I installed the Razr M launcher and its siiiiick, here it is for anyone else that wants it http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1900190
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] eman3316@optonline.net:
What is so sick about the launcher that other launchers do not do? Can you resize all widgets and is the screen only 4x4 or can that be changed?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DertyDOH:
its the stock Razr M launcher, so sick is a relative term, I just love the stock ics blur. Scroll left and it open a quick settings screen, and the interactive flip circle clock widget, just like that lol
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rick_1995:
Is there any way of knowing the version of the current/latest version of google play ?

A simple search for google play apk turns up results as far as v1.8.22 ...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillGoss:
3.8.17. From Play/settings/about currently running on my device

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rick_1995:
Thanks, but my question was regarding a method to know that irrespective of time frame, so i could just use it to know which is the current version of play without referring to multitudes of threads (often dead) and create ones like this.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] holangja1:
Not sure what happened but prior to the htc update i was able to select an option when I clicked on the video chat request link on google talk to either Chrome, Internet or Google+. Now it just goes straight to Internet to the google+ url and asks me to install a plugin for the browser. Does any one know how to accept the video chat/hang out on google talk?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] TW1L1GHT_K1N6:
Since I flashed to it my signal has been ****. I can barely make an outgoing call. Anyone else have this problem or any suggestions

Sent from my EVOLTE rockin CM10
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] DarkManX4lf:
My signal seems to be the same.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rxpert:
Check your signal strength with opensignal maps. I've noticed before I'll only have 2 bars on CM10 but I'll have 75% signal strength.

Also nandroid back to a sense-rom and do a PRL/Profile update
[HTC Sensation] afgwahid1994:
I can't quite get whats the difference between the two.
[HTC Sensation] T-Macgnolia:
Someone else may be able to give you a much more detailed explanation but I will try to make it simple. Adobe Flash is a proprietary plugin for browsers, this plugin does enable a lot of rich browser content. But at the same time because it is proprietary it hinders web development by somewhat limiting what you can do and just how you can do things with web browser, websites, and some applications.

HTML5 is not proprietary and is also something that is included in the native code of browsers, websites, and other applications. This means it is not a plugin so it can work more fluidly with whatever software it is being used in as well as being able to allow developers to have more control over their work. Also just as Adobe Flash, HTML5 encompasses a lot more than just playing video content.

If you have not already looked it up I suggest you take a minute to have a read at the two links below as well as doing further research of your on.

Adobe Flash

HTML5
[HTC Sensation] readams:
Flash is a proprietary plugin from Adobe that implements various advances animation and video features. For a long time it's been really the only reasonably standard way to do this sort of sophisticated content on the web. It however has a long history of security problems and other quality problems.

HTML5 is a newer version of various standards that go into basic web pages. It adds certain advanced animation, content, styling, and scripting features that bring a regular browser without a plugin closer to the rendering capability of flash. However, it's not really 100% there as there's some key missing features.

Apple refused to support flash in iphone because they're assholes basically and now Adobe is abandoning mobile flash entirely. So HTML5 is going to be the future even though it's not really 100% ready yet.
[HTC Sensation] Jwtiyar:
html5 is coming with browser but adobe u should install on browser and flash make browser runing heavier and take more cpu usage but html5 its designed to be simple and avoid great effect on cpu usage, which is better to us as android users that many of us have cpu problem.

Sent from my HTC Sensation.
[HTC Sensation] afgwahid1994:
Thanks for the responses. I did look into it but I still couldn't get what the difference so that was why I asked here. Now I understand. Last question, with HTML5, will we be able to view flash videos?
[HTC Sensation] readams:
You can't view "flash videos" but there are HTML5 videos. The problem with this is that there's no standard video codec which is implemented in all HTML5 browsers which has limited adoption of HTML5 video. Also, there are still some major missing elements like fullscreen support that are starting to trickle in. The Onion for example is using HTML5 video on its site, however.
[HTC Sensation] shammanCZ:
HTML5 and Flash are two completely different things, HTML5 is markup language you are writing webpages in, Flash on the other hand is a Rich Internet Application you can "fancy/enhance" your webpage with (yet you still need HTML to implement it) but:

Theres no difference in either of these by video managing, Adobe (originaly Macromedia) Flash is ONE OF MANY ways how to embeed video for online streaming, due to its popularity it became kind of standard (even for RIA), in HTML5 W3C came with own - sort of embeeding - of video formats for online streaming with a <video> tag (eventhough the initial purpose was completely different), both these solutions have same goal, embeed a video online, HTML5 has one, lets call it advantage, its a worldwide standard for everybody (W3C compliant), unlike Flash (RichInternetApplication), furthermore, some (we all know which) browser/s, are incompatible with it. So HTML5 embeeding and Flash embeeding is basically the same, Flash embeeds videos using action/lua scripts, whereas HTML5 embeeds videos using HTML tag, both of these video embeeding styles will die under the wheels of crossbrowse supported jQuery sooner or later anyway.

Analogy: Its like comparing Mercedes and Audi, they have different engines, but both have same purpose, to transport people from place A to place B, that exactly goes for Flash vs HTML5 video thing.

so far supported in HTML5 are H264 (MP4 format), WebM (VP8 format), OGG (Vorbis) with either ogg or aac audio
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] CoD.<D.J.>:
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[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] emjimadhu:
Good guide bro.. this is what we want. Thanks.

HYPOCRITES I'm gonna do it blind

HYPOCRITES your messiah was never mine!