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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
I don't, man with stock software that thing was ****, I needed 5 different replacements all for different problems. The keyboard was amazing though.

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] 800xl:
After I got EnergyROM on my Tokyo the software worked as well as could be expected for WinMo. I also had a pretty much fully functional Froyo Android running off the SD card. The microphone finally died on it though, and the cost to replace out of warranty was more than I spent on the GS2.

I forgot how nice having a keyboard was though. Faster and more accurate typing plus you can still see the whole screen. Maybe that captivate glide wouldn't be so bad after all... Lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ronron6665:
Well I didn't have my for long. I guess 2 ro 3 months. Went to jumpstart a car & had it charging. It killed the screen. Never do that. I loved the keypad. It was awesome.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Yardie_Style:
Does anyone know how to Change the Messages Background to a custom picture on Samsung Galaxy S3?

I read the other day that there is a custom rom which has this feature
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ddurandSGS3:
try GO SMS from the store.

it offers alot of customization.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jkat797:
This is a feature on touchwiz jb. So I'd loom to the jellywiz rom for that feature

Sent from my Verizon Galaxy S3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Yardie_Style:
Ok, but don't really want all the "Go", features

Yeah I know.. But being on stock rom.. I just want that mod alone.. I was reading up earlier that the UK version Galaxy S3

comes with that feature straight out the box...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krzysiekh:
Hi XDA,

I use both my Note 10.1 and my Amaze to read books in my off time and I am wondering if there is a way to sync the two devices so that i'd have the same Ebook in both devices and it would be at the last page I read?

currently, I have to read one book on one device, and another book on the other, or i'd have to go searching for the last page each time, which gets pretty tedious.

I currently use FBReader, but am willing to switch to a different app if it would do this.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madsquabbles:
for fbreader you can use fbsync. it's free in the market. You can also try moon reader. I it syncs using Dropbox. kindlemsyncs too, but iIhate the limited interface.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krzysiekh:
thanks, FBsync requires root, so i'll have to wait until i finally get around to doing that on my note, but the moon reader option works like a charm :good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madsquabbles:
whoops, sorry, i forgot about that detail. i really like kindle since i could sync my ipad, pc, phones, and tablets. i just really hated the limited customizations. i prefer reading black with red text at night and kindle wouldn't allow that.

moon reader + is my choice now since i really don't read on much anything other than my android devices.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcano:
Hello,

I have a friend with a Non-Rooted, totally stock Galaxy Ace s5830M that's stuck on a boot loop. He was playing a game and the screen started flashing and it rebooted. It is now stuck in a boot loop.

I've been able to get in to Stock Recovery and in to Download mode without issues.

We tried to flash Clockwork Mod Recovery. It apparently succeeds , but when we reboot it does not "stick". Flash CWM,reboot and it just shows the Stock recovery menu. I found this thread, regarding this issue.. But this phone is completely stock, bought on Amazon and shipped to Venezuela. I think it was running Gingerbread.

We then tried to flash to a Stock Firmware from my country from Sammobile.com with Odin.

Once a single file recovery ( a large file with a md5.tar extension) and it fails:

Then we tried another solution from another site, flashing a multiple file firmware (BOOT, PDA and PHONE). We get this result, apparently it is succesful:

When we reboot the phone, we now get a boot screen that says the device is a S5830C instead of a S5830M. But it's still stuck on the Samsung logo at boot.

We really don't know what else to try. Any ideas? Is this phone bricked?

Thanks,

Rafael
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy_Rohit:
Factory reset ur phone from recovery & wipe cache. Also, U need to place the individual firmware files at correct fields in odin (hope U did that) otherwise ur phone'll not be able to boot properly.

As far as I know there are four files (BOOT, PHONE, PDA, CSC) in full package & only one file (of extension:- tar.md5) in One Package firmware...

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[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SnowPluralism:
U managed to screw the phone ... It was as simple as as factory reset you were lucky! You could have hard bricked is ace ! Flash a proper rom to 5830 M and the enter STOCK RECOVERY! and do wipe data!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcano:
Yep, that's the first thing we did, we did a wipe data and wipe cache.

Here are the steps we took when flashing via Odin.

Settings we used:

Files we used to flash:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SnowPluralism:
U used odin for 5830i ...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtrover:
You need to do a hard reset after flashing the stock rom.

Enviado desde mi LG-P350 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] InnerSanctum:
The S5830i, S5830C, S5830M and S5839i are the same aka cooperve.

The only difference is the region, this version of Odin works with S5830M too!

Anyway, this rom you flashed is from Brazil, and works with your phone too. Try a wipe data/factory reset on recovery, this maybe works.

You should have a look at S5830i Development and S5830i General, there you will find more answers about your phone.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhonaff2:
Stock ROM for SGA 5830M

Hi Rafael. OK, I have made a detailed how to in Taringa that specifies the way to install a Stock ROM for SGA GT-S5830M. Just search in google "tutorial flashear samsung galaxy ace 5830m con odin - Taringa!" (without quotation marks) and enter the first result, it would redirect you to my post, check that the name of the creator is "jhonaff", if so, just download the files from there, and flash them via Odin 1.85 or 1.87. In the post there is a link to download the version 1.85, this version of Odin is the one that works perfectly with this device. Following that steps I gave life again to my SGA 5830M.

After you download, unzip the files in the S5830M.rar archive, you will get three .tar.md5 files; now put the files in the following order in Odin:

BOOTLOADER -> leave this section empty.

PDA -> select the PDA file.

PHONE -> select the MODEM file.

CSC -> select the CSC file.

Now click Start button and wait for the process to finish; at the end of the process the phone will reboot in recovery automatically and it will run a script, don't unplug it, and don't do anything yet. The phone will reboot once more and now it will pass the Samsung logo and will show you the Samsung bootanimation. Now you can unplug it and wait, the first boot may take 1 or 2 minutes and you will get your phone alive again.

PD: I can't give you a link to my post cause I'm new in this site and I don't have 2 posts here, so I can't post links in my replies.

PD2: My post in Taringa is in Spanish, I think it is understandable, but if not, use a traductor, after all you just want to download the correct files.

I hope this can help you. I speak spanish and has been years from the last time I spoke in English, so forgive me if something is wrote incorrectly.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geniusbabak:
Thank you jhonaff2

Thank you very much jhonaff2, you solved my problem after some days :)

I know it is not related to this post, but do you know how can I enable my 3G radio in US T-Mobile? I can only get their 2G services
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ProGTXjay:
we have same problem in 3g. i can only get 2g services :(
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] muqali:
I've tried several SIM(non VZW) cards which all work in other phones and I can't change it to GSM because it throws "SIM not inserted" errors. Any ideas? I am in the process of s off and I'm going to try some custom roms but I don't see any indication that will fix my problem.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] muqali:
According to this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1404997

It says that I put the "unlock" code that someone generates/looks up from my IMEI number, not my SIM lock code or PUK, correct?

If so, does the fact that I haven't gotten a code and used it the reason it gives the error above.

edit - Downgrade, hboot 97 with the old ass 4.xxxx CWM, gonna pop the 6.x touch on here then drive some custom ROMs around. Any recommendations on GSM data compat ROMs? I'm mainly using this as an at home device while my g/f uses my S3. She is waiting on a replacement phone and needs a phone. I only need an Android device to browse the web in bed and read Kindle on, but GSM data would be nice for the few minutes I am outside each day.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] XAlexander_AlexanderX:
You can use ic tazz Rom or miui v4 which is what I'm using. UKB is alright but I had some problems
[General Questions and Answers] Sentario:
Hello, I have a

Samsung Galxy s2 LTE (SKYROCKET

) and need a firmware upgrade but I have a blown Usb in the Phone (will only charge). I need firmware for the phone which will update from the Stock Recovery 3(e). I have tried signing the firmware myself with no success. If anyone has information that could assist me PLEASE HELP!. If I acan get my Phone to ICS then I will always be able to update firmware from phone. This is the Goal here :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sainthout:
Changelog

v1.0:

First release!

v1.1:

Removed some more junk from kernel

Now actually added new filesystem drivers!

v1.2:

Backport of Linux 3.6 I2C core

A little more cleanup of unneeded features

v1.3:

Backported all Linux 3.2 USB LAN drivers

Kernel now includes support for Voodoo Sound!

v1.4:

I2C fixes + Tegra I2C driver ported from kernel 3.6

Tweaked I2C timeout, hopefully our touchscreen won't lag anymore

(this may fix the problem that the touchscreen sometimes doesn't respond for a second, because of an I2C timeout)

v2.0:

Fixed sound

Now compiled using latest Linaro GCC 4.7.2 compiler

New kernel manager application to manage loaded drivers! You're in control, so the kernel doesn't load unneeded modules anymore!

Reverted I2C changes, as they didn't really help

v2.1:

Now compatible with ROMs based on RaymanFX's CM10

Updated BCMDHD WLAN driver for CM10 kernel

A little cleanup to synchronise both ICS and CM10 versions

Updated Linaro compiler to 2012.10

v2.2:

Added some new releases for more compatibility
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Deleted member 4473400:
i tried it. there is a little change, it is a bit speedly... i don't tried videos... but it is good ;) good work
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sainthout:
Thank you! Hope videos will play better as Tegra 2 is really picky with HD videos.

I'm now writing a tutorial for mounting optical discs, fortunately it's not really difficult.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Deleted member 4473400:
but drivers must support them
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sainthout:
Well, I included them already :) They are in your device if you still have my kernel installed.

But Android doesn't support automounting optical drives, so we have to mount the optical disc ourselves, until someone writes an app to do it (automatically).

EDIT: please install v1.1 if you would like to use your optical drive, as I forgot to include the drivers while compiling v1.0 :P
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] poppajules:
Outstanding kernel. The first one I've run without SoD so far. I don't need OC, so the extra freq.'s are not important. Super quick, reliable so far for a few hours. I'll continue to report back, especially if I get SoD's. They are the bane of my existence. Keep up the good work.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sainthout:
Thanks! Hope you can enjoy your device again :)

I would like to implement overclocking though, but only if the kernel is still 100% stable for everyone.

Stil need to find out how, as I'm still learning C and kernel hacking.

The main problem at the moment is that all different hardware revisions have different issues.

Mine has touchscreen issues with a lot of kernels for example, your device may freeze when sleeping, but with a lot of testing and debugging we might be able to create a kernel that works for everyone.

When having any problems, please keep reporting! :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] K900:
To avoid SoDs, you need to set the lower voltage higher.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sainthout:
The standard voltages I'm using should be ok, but mine still SoD's sometimes.

With stock kernel as well as with other kernels, as well as with my own kernel..

Unfortunately it always happens when I'm not at home, so I can't directly debug using ADB (if possible at all).

So I can't easily find out wether it's a hardware issue, kernel issue or software issue.

If anyone has a clue about this, please reply!!
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] poppajules:
Is it SoD with dock connected or tablet alone? I'm sure you're familiar with the SD card removal thing from the dock to prevent SoD with guevors kernel? That wasn't my issue anyway, but it's just one I've heard of...

edit: you know, I didn't even think about the voltages being the issue with the other kernels... Is there an automated program to adjust voltages? I used QuickClock Overclock for my Droid X, but I'm not familiar with changing voltages on any other devices...

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I wouldn't MIND having OC, but I hardly use it. I got out of the OC game after watching it kill batteries on multiple phones and devices..

No one really NEEDS to OC, but for some reason people feel the need for it. The only phone I really NEEDED OC was my Droid Eris to play Angry Birds when that first came to Android... anyways, off topic...

I messed with the tablet last night, and still had no SoD.. I'll report back again tonight when I get home from work.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Deleted member 4473400:
do you make it for jb please :P?? we need it :D
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sainthout:
Good to hear that the kernel works so far, hope it won't SoD.

I don't have the dock, the SoD's are just random it seems.

I'm also not working on overclocking anymore, too much files are involved which make it difficult to understand and fix.

It's also a pretty big risk, you could burn your CPU or GPU if using wrong values or something like that.

I'll leave the stock voltages and stock frequencies.

I'm now trying to fix the touchscreen issue that happens after some time. Not many people have the problem, so this won't do anything to other people.

Just updating the Linux I2C core to new 3.6 and backporting some newer touchscreen drivers.

Maybe I can also include some newer USB Ethernet drivers and backport other things.

When I implemented something that's worth trying out, I will put a new kernel version online :D
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sainthout:
Different JB ROMs may require different ramdisks, so it will take a little time to get it done properly and stable.

For which JB ROM would you like to use it? I might be able to take a copy of the ROM's kernel's own ramdisk and combine it with my kernel :)

I'm also thinking into making one for RaymanFX's new LiquidSmooth ROM, anyone interested? :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] mazimo:
I am sorry if i sound stupid, but where do i extract files to? I have a flashing red light on my USB ethernet but no connection :(
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sainthout:
Hi, does Android display a notification that you connected an USB Ethernet device?

And for which ROM are you trying?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Deleted member 4473400:
USB Ethernet works on Android 2.3 with icon...
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sainthout:
Ethernet doesn't have anything to do with Android at all.

The Linux kernel provides drivers which will provide Android a universal interface to control Ethernet devices.

When you plug in your USB ethernet device, the kernel will create an eth0 interface (first ethernet device interface).

Android sees that immediately and will show a little message that an ethernet device is detected.

With very old Android versions, Android doesn't really support ethernet, but some kernels do.. in that case ethernet support will be provided automatically without any notifications.

So for example, if Samsung want to support every USB ethernet device, they can, by building support into the Linux kernel.

If Asus doesn't, they don't build any support in the kernel, so the devices won't be recognised and so they will not work.

Except 1 or maybe 2 devices, the original Asus kernel doesn't support ANY Ethernet device, but my kernel supports them all :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sainthout:
new release

Everyone on older versions, please upgrade to v2.0 and try my new kernel manager application!

(Which is also my very first Android application)

Enjoy and please post feedback :)

If anyone would like to tryout a JB version of my kernel, please pm me!
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] poppajules:
I ran your 1.0 version, and it's great. I have MASSIVE battery life compared to before. The only issue I have noticed is with wifi reconnecting after deep sleep. It disconnects when screen is off (i verified the settings), but it has a difficult time reconnecting. I usually cycle the wifi toggle and it connects, or I click on my wifi and it connects. It's clearly not a major issue, just a little extra thought when I wake it up.

I read through and no one reported anything like this, so I figured it might be something to keep your eye out for in your later builds. I will install the 2.0 today and give feedback later. Thanks for your hard work!
[HTC One S] d@rklink:
Not even sure where to start. I've had my One S (TMO) for about 2 weeks now. I immediately followed all the guides to unlock my bootloader, install custom recovery and install custom ROMs. Was running Viper OneS for a while and then switched over to TrickDroid (both 7.0.0 TMOUS and 8.1.0). All of the ROMs seemed to give me some odd issues.

With Viper OneS (after patching my services.jar) I was able to install SManager and run the V6 supercharger script, but after reboot, I was no longer able to get into the ringtone and notification sounds options on the device. When I went to either screen they were just blank and I couldnt choose music from any location on the phone.

With TrickDroid 7.0.0 TMOUS, I was able to patch services.jar and run the supercharger script without any issues at all. However, after a few days of usage, I noticed that calls were no longer forwarding the voicemail number I setup using an MMI code. From there I went to TrickDroid 8.1.0 but even after patching my services.jar, my supercharger settings would not stick after reboot.

Here's where I think something went wrong. I wanted to go back to stock but rooted. Since there were no 2.35 RUUs available for download anywhere, I decided I would download the 1.84 RUU and then get the OTA update. I relocked by bootloader and ran the 1.84 RUU without any problems. Booted up the phone and got the 2.35 OTA update, again with no problems. Unlocked the bootloader and installed TRWP 2.2.2 so that I could flash supersu and root the phone and noticed that the phone was not acting right. From TWRP, its almost impossible to get the phone to reboot. When I choose to reboot, the screen goes blank, flashes once or twice and the notification light keeps turning from orange to green and then back again. I have to hold power down for about 10 seconds, then hold volume and press power to get into bootloader just to turn the phone on.

Decided to try going back to a custom ROM and noticed something else that is strange. I wanted to flash TrickDroid 7.0.0. and during the flashing, it hung on flashing the kernel for like 5 minutes when it usually takes just a second. I then flashed the fusion v2.1 kernel and it hung on "flashing boot.img" for about 5 minutes as well when it normally just takes a few seconds. After the flashing was done, I booted up the ROM and when I went into settings, the new kernel was not installed. I flashed it again in recovery and booted back to the ROM and still the stock kernel was showing.

Could I have somehow really screwed up my phone throughout this whole process? Is something corrupted on the NAND that is causing issues with rebooting recovery and flashing things?
[HTC One S] dc211:
When you did the 2.35 OTA you lost the ability to flash boot.img in recovery. You will need to use fastboot or TWRP's dumlock feature from now on.
[HTC One S] d@rklink:
Thanks for the info! Glad to know I didnt mess anything up .
[HTC One S] d@rklink:
One other issue I am noticing is that I cannot boot a recovery image from the bootloader using fastboot. My bootloader is unlocked so I boot up into fastboot mode and run the command "fastboot boot recovery recovery.img" but get an error stating "cannot load recovery". The recovery.img file is the CWM 5.8.3.1 recovery that I have renamed to make typing the command easier. To be sure I was connected, I ran fastboot devices and got back a serial number for my device.

Is this also because of the new hboot that I cannot boot directly to recovery from outside of the device? This is so silly but I really don't want to see the *tampered* message in my bootloader. I thought if I could boot directly into a custom recovery from outside of the device, I could run the RUU once more, unlock the bootloader and gain root without having to flash a custom recovery (which gives me all sorts of issues).

Any additional help would be greatly appreciated. Hboot is 1.14.0004 by the way.

EDIT: Wow.... i feel really dumb now. All posts I found while searching included the extra "recovery" in the commany. I just ran fastboot boot recovery.img and all is well.
[HTC One S] Behold_this:
.

I doubt that the actual recovery img is named recovery.img. If I am correct that is your problem. You would be trying to boot a recovery img that doesn't exist. It should be:

fastboot boot recovery [name of recovery file].img

Example:

fastboot boot recovery cwm_5.8.3.1_ville_recovery.img or something to that effect (not sure what the actually file name is)
[HTC One S] GuestX0019:
if you are not sure on exact name as behold mentioned, just right click on the file (.img) wherever you have it on pc, check properties, and it will tell you exact name. at that point i just copy and paste it to command window--
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] k0k0t0:
Please remove!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apols:
Anyone know which version that I could purchase would be compatible with Verizon LTE and 3G bands here in the US?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ROB281:
With it looking like the note 2 will be released here in the states on the 24th I'd just wait

This space for rent!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markysd:
The Verizon version... That's the version you have to get but have to wait till it comes out:)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apols:
Damn, I was hoping one of ones being sold on the US Ebay would already be compatible. I'd like to purchase it and sell my Galaxy Nexus before news of the new Nexus completely devalues it..

Additionally, the Verizon version is supposed to have a locked bootloader (isn't it?), so I'd like to get a different version so I can put custom roms on it. I may be completely wrong though, and if so, I hope someone corrects me.