yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Atrix 2] alteredlikeness:
This is exactly what we were warning everyone about - IF YOU WANT TO ROOT AND MOD YOUR PHONE ON ICS, STAY ON THE FIRST LEAK ONLY! There is no safety net fxz for anything higher than leak#1 yet. (Sorry, for the caps lock, but it wasn't directed only at you.)

Can you boot into custom recovery (probably not, from the sound of it)? Not sure what and how bad things are messed up, but you can't re-install the OTA through stock recovery.. I don't suppose you made a system.img before this happened? If you can't get into custom recovery, then your only hopes at this point is to flash something with moto-fastboot in AP Fastboot mode - i.e. system.img and/or radio.img - but, that probably won't help unless they are images from your own phone.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Dr00pi:
Yea everything works but the text messaging . I actually flashed the multilingual stock thinking it would fix but it didn't.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Fall of Enosis:
Yea, like I said man. Unfortunately, we have no way of fixing your issue right now. You need a replacement phone. :(
[Motorola Atrix 2] Dr00pi:
I can wait for a fxz i was just trying to get some questions answered. Thanks again
[Motorola Atrix 2] Dr00pi:
Just for an update my smsc was missing so i couldn't text i used +13123149810 and it seemed to work no more errors
[Motorola Atrix 2] alteredlikeness:
Very cool! I was going to suggest something like that through the Testing menu (I found this: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/SMSC_Updates). Good to hear that you got it working!
[Motorola Atrix 2] Dr00pi:
Yea thats where i got the number for it :D I was really excited when it was fixed. Thanks again for your support
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] welshandy2322:
anyone recommend me a flip case
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Nxxx:
Check out my master accessories thread and please do a little research before posting. I'm not trying to be a *%#?$@ but seriously.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] nosmaster:
hi all i have been very annoyed with sonys attitude to getting the sd card mounting wrong even after speaking to them online and over the phone i got the same reply ... this is not a fault with sony this is something you will need to contact the app devs. unhappy with this i tried fixes found on the www all came up with the same problem it all works fine on the phone but not on pc so after a bit of work i think i have a solution

the vold.fstabs in the /etc needs to be tweaked as with all others on the net but this one works with the pc as well.

has been tested on my device if you replace it with the file attached (root access required ) after renaming original to .bak .

reboot device if you get sd error on reboot please delete and restore orginal and post your finding

please note i am not a dev i have some knowledge but just a hobbyist

i hold no responsibility

MAKE SURE YOU BACKUP

http://www.4shared.com/file/2pDhBZ0x/rename_to_voldfstab.html
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] cucuong000:
It's working ! Thansk you so much !!

Can i copy this and translate to Vietnamese to help someone in my country ?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] nosmaster:
Send them to this forum xda dont want threads to be copied

They can translate
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] CiscoX:
Hi.

Is this a bug on all Xperia GO?

I don't have any issue with my SD card on my phone, everything are working like it should i believe.

Could you please explain what kind of problem this is? The SD EXT card i believe is the extra memory card you insert into the phone. If so, i don't have any problem with that one.

Thanks in advance
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] nosmaster:
this is a problem with all go and as far as i know all xperia 2012 phones where the internal memory is partitioned to system and user the user is then mounted as sd card meaning that after 4gb no more app data can be installed etc. this means that you SD CARD is unusable for apps and app data (apps2sd) will try to install to sd card but go to internal memory
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] CiscoX:
Ahhh thank you very much for this info. Other words, this is a must have fix :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] nosmaster:
if when you brought the fone you thort aaa a sd card slot then yes i feel its a must have i filled up my phone within about a hour
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] oscarotti:
Finally it works! Before i used the one from

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32965824#post32965824

but not working. Now everything is ok. Thank You very much!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] xfahim:
Uhu, I messed up.

I did everything you said, but right after restarting, some apps (usbotg, media service etc) stopped working and some apps as well, I think they were in internal storage. :(

One thing, as you were saying, the ext_sd will be sdcard and the sdcard will be ext_sd?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] _Agility_:
[Xperia Go] are the mountpoints the same in JB?

If I switch my internal and external sd mountpoints using ICS, will a upgrade to JB using SUS overwrite the(modified) vfold.fstab?

Isuspect the upgrade will unroot the phone
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] katitagt:
can i use in xperia go JB st27i? i tried, but unsuccessfully
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] photoscubaman:
Having huge problems using keyboard.

I almost always mis a when i press i hit s, i ve always had smart phones right back to the ornage m3100 and earlier.

this is first one i never get texts right.

how do i calbrate it as i can not find

thanks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drreality:
Can it be a keyboard problem, try installing another keyboard :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] TodorSRB:
Is there a way to make a .ftf file for non-official kernels and roms? I wan't to install custom kernel, but i don't want to unlock bootloader. Yeah, interesting :D
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Slisy:
I think there's no chance to install custom kernel with out unlock your bootloader
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] jobayer:
Its impossible:what:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] TodorSRB:
That's sad :(

:PPP
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ScatteredHell:
U can't. Only official can exist as ftf
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] kuisma:
The original FTF is signed with SonyEricssons secret signing key. If you don't have this (you don't), you can never create the signature the locked bootloader requires to accept the TFT. Unlocking the bootloader, and it accepts unsigned images as well. This is what unlocking is all about.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] dotpro:
I picked up samsung galaxy s3 today and looking for a good sd card. i am considering these two options:

SanDisk Ultra 64 GB microSDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory Card 30MB/s with Adapter SDSDQUA-064G-U46A

and another by Samsung

Samsung 32GB High Speed MicroSDHC Memory Card

samsung one seems like a good deal, compared to pricey sandisk.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] darkkain:
64gb because it has exFat format :) 4gb+ file won't be a problem. I have got the same one.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] destynova1988:
Hi,

I bought mine from amazon a few months ago and costed me 78$ $54 Class 10 64GB Micro SD

You should get a 64gb card, because you will have a lot of space for yout stuff and you can format it as exFat!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] JagXK8:
No issues with it formatted at exFat? I know someone else with a S3 had issues and had to format it to FAT32.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Ricey:
64gb because MOAR IS BETTER! :D I formatted mine to FAT32 because from what I've read and experienced with my other devices, it's just safer that way. I've had issues right off the bat using exFAT on some devices (mostly Samsung) or gradually the card will become corrupted (I've lost about 3 full microsd cards full of data so far). From what I've read this is due to Samsung using a half baked implementation of exFAT. exFAT is a patent-pending, proprietary file system created by Microsoft, so if Samsung, or any other OEM wanted to use the full implementation they would have to pay licensing fees. So while you can format it to exFAT using a PC, the way Samsung devices handle it there is high chance of it getting corrupted.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] rvpals:
How do you format with FAT32? Just using format option in Samsung S 3?

I've been experiencing problem where from time to time, it just corrupt and give me SD card error, and refuse to mount it. I have a 64GB Sandisk Micro SD on Verizon S 3.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Ricey:
I used my laptop's built in SD reader that supports XC cards and just formatted to FAT32. You can use any PC program that formats. I personally used an app called guiformat (http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm). It's a simple app specifically to format stuff to FAT32. I've heard you can simply use the window's formatter but I've also read of some people that had issues with that.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] missmonet:
help lol

hi, Im a noob. Im getting galaxy s3 today. I been reading threads and searching within the tread but someone say something some one else says something else. so Im confused! especially since im noob. Which one is it for god sake!!! lol

Q. Which is class is better? I hear on other threads a class 2 or 4 is good but a class 6 and 10 is not necessary because for a higher speed the manufacturer use the randoms speeds, access speeds to make it faster. That class 10 don't necessarily means better,class 10 is too fast for for the phone that it will freeze or ppl having problems. You need a class 6 for apps2sd or Data2sd.

So im thinking a class 6 would be good for me since I use apps2sd alot, roms, I will download some music, vids and movies. 32gb class 6 SanDisk - Mobile Ultra 32GB microSDHC Class 6 Memory Card bestbuy sale 4 $30 has anyone body tried it?

Can someone who really knows tech stuff about sd cards answer plz

Thank you, sorry for all the questions...:o
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Ricey:
I've personally been using Class 10s for my devices and haven't had any issues as long as it's formatted in FAT32.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] stan.s:
The difference between the sdhc cards and the sdxc cards is that the xc are intended to be used on usb3 systems so that they can take advantage of the speed. This is important when you are loading the card with your music library or unloading it with your photos. (and you don't do it mounted inside the phone.)

A Sandisk 64GB sdxc class ten card won't get the 30mb read speed advertised. It gets regular class 10 speed, the gs3 has no speed improvements when using this type of mcard. Here's a speed test in the phone of the Sandisk 64GB sdxc I got the other day.

IME, exfat is sensitive to power level change and anything that stalls or disrupts any read/write operation. However, if the phone says that it is damaged, just put it in to your adapter and a pc with exfat support and run chkdsk /f (with the fix options selected).
[Galaxy S III Accessories] prinzhernan:
Hi. I'm getting the SanDisk 64gb class 10 tomorrow. So formatting it using the phone will make it FAT32? As previously mentioned in the thread it isn't worth formatting to exFAT, right?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sankar24:
The default system as far as I know in SGS3 is exfat. Use a free downloadable tool by name mini tools and format the card to fat 32. I have a 64 GB micro sd class 10 sandisk. I have no problems using it . My 32 gb card was running out of space because of music files If you are getting a new card you can do a surface test with the tool i mentioned above so that you know whether it has any defective sectors. It does take some time though.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] stan.s:
This is correct, it formats exfat on the 64Gb. I did this yesterday and using myTerminal app, the mount command shows that the card is formatted exfat.

Now, it's an interesting thing, exfat is a licensed format, and Samsung paid for a license, however anyone with a rooted phone has some sort of Busybox installed which replaces most of the exfat commands with Linux standard ones.... is this better or worse?

I have a question for the people who have formatted fat32, how big is the space on the 64Gb? on exfat it's 59.47Gb what's yours?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] prinzhernan:
Thanks for the reply guys. As I'll be using files bigger than 4gb exFAT would be the best choice. I've read in some threads though that this file system corrupts in the s3 over time, she was the card fills up. I don't know if this is true since it was only mentioned thrice in 3 different posts. Can anyone verify this?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] stan.s:
My old 32gb is mostly standard stuff that I keep from phone to phone (like contacts backups music). So I have a copy on my desktop. Anyway, I had 29Gb filled on the card as a normal condition with Nandroid backups and TI backups.

When I was transferring this to the new 64Gb card, I was trying to use a 4 port USB OTG with the old card in the USB stick adapter. I fumbled with the power supply to the 4port and the phone didn't like it and unmounted the card, and wouldn't mount it again. I put it into my desktop with an adapter (on XP you need a patch for exfat from MS) and ran a chkdsk /f on it (took some time as I don't have USB3). The chkdsk finished (I made a backup to the desktop since some of the nandroid was new.) and put the card back into the phone. It worked for a few hours, I was listening to music on the card. The battery ran low, and I shut down to swap batteries and the card wouldn't mount again and claimed damaged and needed a format. Since I had everything backed up (and still had the old card, too), I just formatted it in the phone. Used the OTG to get the data back on from the old card. Everything's been good since 30+ hours without turning the phone off. But as I write this, I swapped batteries (full shutdown) and when I rebooted, the card wouldn't mount (and doesn't say that it's corrupted).

It also takes more than a minute (maybe two or so) to mount the card when the phone boots. This also makes it totally unusable for applications being stored on it or data for applications on it or for swapping apps like App2SD where it links the external card to the internal card and visa versa. If the app tried to access data on the card while it's being checked, it may not have the code to support the error returned. If the app needs to be running at bootup, few are going to wait until the card is ready, and the os will query for the card. I know that this was a problem on GB, and is one of the reasons so many oems are including more very fast internal storage in the phones.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] dotpro:
Thanks guys. I would probably try exfat and see it works... FAT32 is always an option!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] prinzhernan:
Just got my card an hour ago. Right out of the box I tried copying a bunch of files and I encountered an error. Reformatted it using windows and now it runs fine. So I guess it would be best to format it again and not use it right out of the box.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] stan.s:
fwiw. I kept trying to mount the card, and finally got to the point where it said it was 'corrupted'. I put the card into a windows box without problems, could read the data, etc. Ran a chkdisk /f to find and fix any errors, no problems. Tried to put it back into the phone and it still wouldn't mount. Gonna give Samsung a call since it works in Windows, it either Samsung or Busybox that's the issue.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] stan.s:
I ran a chkdsk /f again, no errors. Then I downloaded the sdformatter from the sdcard working group. https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_3/ this is a free formating program that will make sure you have formated to the sdcard org standards. You can not choose the file system. You can choose to do different types of erase as a part of the format.

Anyway, after the chkdisk, I tried to mount the card but it would not. I then made another backup of the data, and did a long format (exfat) with a simple erase rather than the zeroes erase. Copying the data back and lo and behold it mounted. My phone though hasn't been off since though. Since I don't have usb 3 the formatting and data transfers take hours to complete. I am going to have to get a usb3 card for at least one pc and a usb3 card reader.

Samsung was not any help and wanted me to do a factory reset.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] pforsb01:
Ordered a 64GB class 10 from buy.com today for $48 shipped! Should be perfect for me brand new GS3 :good:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ecsjjgg:
Thanks for this...

Thank You for this rom, I'll test it right away, I've got my GNII today...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] yosterwp:
Just a heads up, in the title of the thread, ODIN, seems to have been spelled as ODIM. But again, just a heads up. Good work by the way!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] hotelier1984:
Does this ROM have multi-window feature? Please advise.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] A.S._id:
Rescue firmware

RESCUE FIRMWARE SGNII N7100​

Android - 4.1.2

PDA - N7100XXDMB2

CSC - MULTI XEF_N7100OXADMA5 XEF-FRANCE, BTU- UNITED KINGDOM, DBT-GERMANY, ITV-ITALY, CPW-UK & IRE, XEO-POLAND

RADIO - N7100XXDLK7

DOWNLOAD_N7100XXDMB2_FACTORY (04.02.2013)

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Android - 4.1.2

PDA - N7100XXDLL7

CSC - MULTI XEF_N7100OXADLL4

RADIO - N7100XXDLK7

DOWNLOAD_N7100XXDLL7_FACTORY (2012-28-12)

How to flash:[/FONT][/SIZE][/B]

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Android - 4.1.2

PDA - N7100XXDLJ

CSC - MULTI XEF_N7100OXADLJ2

RADIO - N7100XXDLJ

DOWNLOAD_N7100XXDLJ2_OXA_FACTORY

These firmware is made for emergency recovery device to factory condition

Firmware consists of four parts, plus pit

Attention! All user data will be deleted during flash the firmware, including internal sdcard

After flash you will have clean device (factory condition) CSC - XEF default

Can flash with PIT - Included in the firmware (The optional - required if damaged partition PIT)

How to flash:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] eliashadow:
Nope...This is pure (France) stock firmware deox, rooted.Nothing more, nothing less.

@as i9000 knows this job well...;)

Good luck mate!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] abunhyan:
any one flashed this rom !! any one can confurm

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] HTCtouchuk:
Yes flashed works fine, had to re-install recovery
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] A.S._id:
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N7100XXALJ1_N7100XXALIH_ROOT_DEODEX

Re-uploaded with new bootloader

DOWNLOAD N7100XXALJ1_N7100XXALIH_ROOT_DEODEX

DOWLOAD LOCATION CSC:

CSC_N7100ODDALJ1_INU - India

CSC_N7100OXXALJ1_BTU - England

CSC_N7100OXXALJ1_DBT - Germany

CSC_N7100OXXALJ1_EUR - Greece

CSC_N7100OXXALJ1_XEH - Hungary

CSC_N7100OXEALI8_SER - Russia

CSC_N7100AUTALJ1_AUT - Switzerland

CSC_N7100ITVALJ1_ITV - Itali

CSC_N7100ZTOALJ1_ZTO - Brazil

CSC_N7100OXXALJ1_XEO - Poland

N7100ZSALJ2_N7100XXALIH_ROOT_DEODEX

Made without bootloader

DOWNLOAD N7100ZSALJ2_N7100XXALIH_ROOT_DEODEX

DOWLOAD LOCATION CSC:

CSC_N7100OZSALJ2_TGY Hong Kong

N7100XXALJ3_N7100DXALJ1_ROOT_DEODEX

Made without bootloader

DOWNLOAD N7100XXALJ3_N7100DXALJ1_ROOT_DEODEX

DOWLOAD LOCATION CSC:

CSC_N7100OLBALJ3_XME Taiwan

How to flash:

I upload ROM without CSC (locations), and separate different locations

Now you can download a ROM and separate your CSC for this...

How to flash:

Unzip ROM & CSC, run Odin, insert CODE... to PDA, and CSC... to CSC, connect device and flash...

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] okgnew:
Will I receive OTA updates if I install this ROM?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] geovass:
No, i dont think so.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] A.S._id:
No, it excluded..
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Chainfire:
Do you have a link to a full stock firmware? I can only find OTAs... or did you rip this one from your device? :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] HTCtouchuk:
I am not sure if it is this rom or something else i did, but gallery crashes.

Can someone please check this.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] A.S._id:
Hi chainfire, I have this partition from stock rom:

sboot.bin

param.bin

tz.img

boot.img

recovery.img

system.img

don't have:

cache.img

hidden.img

modem.bin

but today I will try cache.img and hidden.

Modem.bin I don't knows how to convert from dump for odin...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Chainfire:
Ok I need stock boot+recovery at the moment... in your download, these are unmodified original ?

As for modem, you should be able to just dump it with dd ( dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p10 of=... bs=4096 ), then call the result modem.bin and include it in the .tar ...

Unfortunately, you have to try this to be sure, and if it messes up you have no radio because we have no full stock firmware... annoying!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] A.S._id:
ok, I will upload them, then back to home...

As for modem, you should be able to just dump it with dd ( dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p10 of=... bs=4096 ), then call the result modem.bin and include it in the .tar _ No - this dump impossible flash via Odin, it have different size, and flash will be - fail...

It's possible flash via adb or CWM, but it not my method :)

...and yes, i have only CODE... from services leak, without MODEM and CSC and PIT...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cellem:
Hi guys! Gallery crashes to me as well! It worked just fine but after I connected the device to PC and then tried to take a photo and see it in gallery the Gallery App just crashes.. any idea how to fix it or what can I do???
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Chainfire:
There's a trick to cutting off the file to the exact right size and it'll work. Upload the file, I'll look at it for you.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] A.S._id:
if you don't will change csc via csc selector, wipe will not happen...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gee2012:
Mobile Odin is modified/updated to 3.4.0 for the GN2 and the binary count raise should be solved now, can anyone confirm this (don`t have the device yet)?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] grgsiocl:
where is the link as i dont see any updates in here
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gee2012:
3.4.0 posted in Play Store , don`t have my GN2 yet and sold the S3 so can`t look on the phone myself. Link https://play.google.com/store/apps/...xLDEsImV1LmNoYWluZmlyZS5tb2JpbGVvZGluLnBybyJd

My bad i meant Mobile Odin instead of Triangle Away :o
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] A.S._id:
[delite]this[/delite]
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] A.S._id:
No, it's a mobile odin v.3.40 support sgnii, triangle away yet v.1.95 and unsupport :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] grgsiocl:
LOL, you made me to run all over the net in search for update!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gee2012:
Sorry mate, suffering NBATF trauma (not beeing able to flash) atm :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] grgsiocl:
LJ2 for hongkong and taiwan released!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ericj:
Hi Developer

Can you help us to cook a pre-root rom for the TGY updated version

Thnaks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Narhim:
Are there any differences between the csc from the different versions of the rom? I mean, could you get the csc from ALIE and plug it into the new one rom version ALJ1?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] A.S._id:
Why not, if will be time...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ardeban:
Hi.

I'm running BTU odexed, and I'm having some issues with allshare service.

Anyone experiencing it? Sometimes when I open the gallery, specially with folders in the sdcard, the gallery becomes very buggy/unstable.

Freeze allshare service and works like a charm.

I'm not using it a lot, so I can keep it frozen, but it's a little bit annoying.

BR!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ericj:
Thanks guy

Wait for your update news
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] A.S._id:
Added

CSC_N7100OXEALI8_SER - Russia