yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] luba6ky:
Hello!

I have one small problem with this app. I have GT-N7100, and after the phone was rooted with cwm6-root-n7100-121015.rar ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1901196 ) I tried to reset the counter. The problem is, when I start the app ( version 2,36 ) it can't boot into his menu, and give me the option to reset the counter. The phone stays with black screen and that's all. Also after a while the phone stops enter in recovery.

After couple of tries, I came back to stock, root again with "auto root", reset the counter with oldest version ( 2.26 ) and now is OK.

I think you should know about this.

Phone specs:

> GT-N7100

> Android 4.1.1

> baseband - XXALIH

> build - JRO03C.N7100XXALJ1
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] gandalf21502:
I can't seem to find the process to get the 'DEVICE STATUS' back to official instead of modified so I can get OTA updates? I have my counter set back to zero...running stock rom and recovery...
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] super_sonic:
I think you have to wipe data and cache after use triangle Away.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] gandalf21502:
I read that somewhere, but they didn't seem to specific as to if it would change the 'modified' status. Can someone verify that will work? I would like to be able to get OTA updates. I want to stick with the stock rom for now and get the OTA's but remain rooted.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] kkhull:
Used v2.37 on my Note 2 and counters reseted to 0 status set to official.

Works flawlessly!
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] psycho1:
worked great t mobile t 889 stock rom and kernal.. counter reset to zero and my menu now shows its not modified, i am now able to check for updates.. thank you so much,,
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Laynee1:
Have you changed anything on stock rom? Any mods or custom cwm?

I hate the fact that i have to wipe my data in order to get updates... only.mod i need is blue notif bar and blue toggles

Handwritten from my Note 2
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] vince_junior:
Had this problem before. As advised, i wiped cache and data. Device status became 'normal' so the ota update worked again. However, after a week, device status reverted to 'modified'. I dont know why, i havent flashed anything. I dont want to wipe data again...

Anyone who has a solution? Im on stock rom, stock recovery, rooted. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] gandalf21502:
I tried the new version 2.37 of Triangle Away, my status is still modified.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] psycho1:
Yes I have cwm and root

sent from seti alpha 6
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] sumeshd:
U have 2 wipe data cache and dalvick after running triangle away..also u need to have stock kernel and recovery in order to stock status getting sticked
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] gandalf21502:
I do have stock rom/recovery running. I read you have to wipe those, just was hoping to find a way w/o wiping data...looks to be the only way.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] blue phoenix:
Triangle Away worked perfect :o

Im on Clockwork recovery and on AR HD 5.0 and my counter is set to 2 and after using TA v2.37 it went back to Official.. so i think it worked just fine :)
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] cyberdroxxx:
Hi. Just want to be sure.

Have you check >Settings>About Device>Status>Device Status? Does it shows Modified or Normal?
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] megh1982:
I purchased Triangleaway from play store, but option of setting 0 at boot not found... I think that option is not there for I7100
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] gandalf21502:
I so not see the option either...maybe I am just missing it, but I can't find it.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] jd1639:
I can confirm that triangleaway works on the tab 8.9, i957
[Windows Phone 8 General] ammarmalik:
Wifi used to turn off under standby on Windows Phone 7, which was the most stupidest feature in the whole OS I don't care what anyone says. Can anyone confirm if this is still present in WP8?
[Windows Phone 8 General] mcosmin222:
Since nobody got their hands on a device that's not even out yet, we can't answer that.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Taurenking:
How can anyone confirm such a statement when the os isn't even out yet? (and some features may be still on the work, since the sdk isn't the final version yet?)
[Windows Phone 8 General] drupad2drupad:
There is/are an app(s) for that!

Even if it is still present in WP8, you can always have an app to help you add this feature (like other OS always does!)
[Windows Phone 8 General] shamreez:
Hi,

It would be really great if you could let me know the name of any of the apps which helps in keeping the wifi on all the time.

I am not having a rooted handset so I cannot change the registry entries and would only be able to get an app which is already in the marketplace
[Windows Phone 8 General] hamzie:
Its called keep alive

it has a logo of a heart

look it up in the market place
[Windows Phone 8 General] wheresmybeaver:
FWIW, even though the Wifi is switched off when the screen is off, I believe the OS does switch on & off the wifi as and when it needs to (checking emails, receiving push notifications etc) without fully waking the phone (ie the display stays off)

I run an app that polls a local server every few hours to check for new items. The local IP 192.168.1.65, as it appears on the local network, is the IP it checks. Every morning when I check my phone, the live tile has been updated overnight. It can't have made contact with the server unless it was connecting via Wifi, so therefore the Wifi is indeed being used even when the screen is off.

Therefore, I have no use for Keepalive or any of these apps. I'm not sure why people need it?
[Windows Phone 8 General] Deformat:
There were some recent news which mentioned that Live apps (Don't ask) will most likely remain active, even with the screen locked.

Also, seems that enabling your app as a GPS app will most likely let your app. However, these are discussions and rumors.
[Windows Phone 8 General] mcosmin222:
Wifi does not get completely shut down when you lock the screen. It simply enters a power-saving mode, cause you won't actively need your connection while phone is locked.

You can check this in easy steps. Get an app that updates itself over internet everytime you run it (say a whether app) and lock the screen at the exact moment when the app goes past the loading screen. You if you press the power button, you will see wifi is active in the status bar.

If you lock it the usual way, while nobody needs wifi, you will see wifi gets turned off almost instantly.
[Windows Phone 8 General] go0gle:
What if you are downloading bunch of podcasts ? Will the podcast app keep the wi-fi on until it finishes ? Also.. skype (or any other chat program) needs to check for updates as well.

I am sure they've made it seamless..
[General Questions and Answers] PeritoX:
Hello guys,

Can anyone post any date of rumored upcoming events in the phones world? For example, talking about Android, is it known when the new Nexus phones are approximately going to be released ? (I know nothing is certain but are there any rumors?) Is there any rumor about the date (not features) of Android 4.2 release?

I know Apple is rumored to hold an event on October 17 for iPad Mini. I just want to know the upcoming events dates of Google and Android OEMs.

Again, I know most of the news are rumors, but I want to know these rumors. Thanks !
[HTC Wildfire S] meiraculo:
Hello guys... As you can see I'm a new member in XDA, but that doesn't say everything because I read several threads for a long time. :D

I followed the steps to install this ROM (EQDKP-Sense3.5 V 5.1). http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1865976

As it says you have to create 3 different partitions:

1- fat 32

2- ext4

3- linux swap

In order to do that I used Minitool Partition Wizard and I've installed the ROM as the developer said... The problems beging when the ROM is fully booted for the first time. The internal memory only have 9Mb free when it must have about 1Gb!!!

Another thing is the swap partition... In the terminal emulator I type "free" to see if the swap is working, conclusion isn't working. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1659231

Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong!? ? I have alredy tried Swapper 2 to fix the swap partition and link2SD to the EXT4 problem.

PS: sorry about my bad english writting..
[HTC Wildfire S] meiraculo:
thanks for help!!!!:highfive:
[HTC Wildfire S] vbhtt:
In mini tool partition wizard, what did you name the ext partition?

Sent from my bowl of jelly!
[HTC Wildfire S] rjshrjndrn:
In ma openion best way for mem card prtition is via cwm

Reboot recovrry -> advanced settings

Check out thnx button wrks...
[HTC Wildfire S] finance.resat:
Swap is working in mine see the screenshots.

Use minitool its fine. Rename the ext4 partition and make it primary. Make the Linuxswap partition primary. Also the fat32 should be primary also rename it.

No need to use extra apps swap is enabled in this ROM via init.d.

Sent from my HTC Wildfire S A510e using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] srsdani:
What realy do TA Editor from Flashtool? I haven't find any information, only something about the posibility to brick devices.
[Galaxy Note II General] VeNuMuS:
I still want it. Anyone else still going to get it?
[Galaxy Note II General] CurrentlyPissed:
Cool. Will read again.
[Galaxy Note II General] stoney73:
Oh, good luck with lg. They are so reliable with software updates:rolleyes:
[Galaxy Note II General] schiwa:
got it. in one word this phablet is 'marvellous' it outshines other recent phones in every department from speed to display. no matter what the hardware is, but this giant is fast.
[Galaxy Note II General] VeNuMuS:
Anyone else think that this thread is unnecessary?

---------- Post added at 06:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:15 PM ----------

I bet it does. Can't wait till it comes out for sprint. Nothing can beat this beast.
[Galaxy Note II General] D3_:
Ok thank you for letting us know, this is a very useful thread.

Also, every phone is a good phone if you don't see their flaws, what's your point?
[Galaxy Note II General] Livebyte:
The point of Nexus is Google handles the updates.
[Galaxy Note II General] D3_:
That's why the Verizon galaxy nexus got its Jelly Bean update so quickly then I guess.
[Galaxy Note II General] Livebyte:
I don't have to worry about that. I don't come from the West. All the devices here on contract or not is unlocked by law.
[Galaxy Note II General] markysd:
I was refreshing this page waiting for reply exactly like this lol..
[Galaxy Note II General] foxmeister:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32144030&postcount=117

Funny how you were saying how you were so glad to have switched to the OG Note less than 2 weeks ago....

And didn't you supposedly have an N7105 too?
[Galaxy Note II General] Lucidmike:
You're entitled to your opinion and I'm not trying to take that away. But being an owner of a Note 2 for about 4+ days now, I couldn't disagree with you more with virtually every bullet point.

Jelly Bean and S-Pen apps are revolutionary upgrade over the Note 1. Pull out the pen, and the device unlocks locks automatically and you're ready to write. Push it back in, and you're back to the home screen. The AirView works amazing, and it adds a whole new level of useful UI that is similar to hovering with a mouse but maybe even better. It is a feature that I am sure Apple is falling over themselves running to the conference room to see how they can get something like AirView. S-Pen functionally is heavily baked into the OS. And it feels refined. They seriously put a lot of focus here, so I am surprised that you say that anything is half baked.

I agree with you that TouchWiz for Gingerbread and ICS is seriously ugly. The Note 2 comes with TouchWiz UX (heavily modified for S-Pen), and it is a beautiful UI, better than any launcher available on the market (just my opinion. Some of TW UX is only clunky because they had to remove UI improvements due to Apple patent infringements. Minor annoyances really.

TouchWiz was made ugly on purpose by Samsung because they are in the business of controlling OS updates to sell more phones. And no, just because it is Exynos, it doesn't have anything to do with not getting OS updates. You're not going to do any better with updates with a Samsung that has a Snapdragon processor. If the Note 1 ever gets Jelly Bean, it will be TouchWiz again and uglified. So why are you sticking with the Note 1 again?

I agree that the new RGB screen is not anything special. It is pretty much performs identical to the Galaxy S3 screen except when examined under the microscope. It is not any brighter, at least mine is not.

You sound like you enjoy watching videos on the Note. Most HD videos are in 16:9 ratios these days, so that on a 16:10 screen, you get black bars on top and bottom. Thus you are only using 5.15" of your 5.3" screen on the Note 1. And the Galaxy Note having a 5.55" screen means you get a .4" upgrade from the Note. Whether you think an extra .4" for video is up to you.

Note 2 has a great battery. If you probably leave it alone and not use it, it would probably go for much longer than 2 days. It is that no one with a Note 2 has been letting it sit there for days and monitoring the battery just yet. It will happen, and the numbers can only be great. I was on it pretty heavily today tethering it, streaming videos, putting it through stress tests, speed tests, benchmarks, and I managed to go nearly 18 hours.

I guess what I'm saying is, in my opinion, your perspective on the Note 2 is completely off. And the reason I say that is what you are saying is polar opposite compared to all the people that have owned it for a few days and have reviewed it (myself included).

But hey, you're entitled to your opinion.
[Galaxy Note II General] sumeshd:
+1 to all that written above..

And 2 updates in 2 weeks..!!!

Samsung is really stepped on the pedal & its not gonna get any better then this on any OEM..

And good luck with the boring aosp experience..

Now someone close the thread..:p
[Galaxy Note II General] stoney73:
Liarbytes post:

Dont let the door hit your ass on the way out.
[Galaxy Note II General] na7q:
someone's just upset that the phone is beyond amazing and they can't handle it (: haha
[Galaxy Note II General] Livebyte:
I agree, but S-Pen as I said will never feel native in the OS. But the minor improvements are definitely welcome.

AirView is useful to a certain extent. I don't imagine anyone wants to take out the S-Pen to view a preview of their photos or videos.

when they can just tap and see the actual image or video. Plus for AirView in Gallery, Apple did a much smarter way. Pinching a little to see a preview. That's smarter than taking out a pen to view.

I wasn't saying about Note 2. I was saying about how Note 1 is completely half-baked. I've tried Note 2. Its an improvement but not a major one.

One more time, I will say it again. It won't feel native to the OS.

A major improvement I agree, but this causes the update dilemma. A serious problem no matter how much you love TouchWiz.

I love TouchWiz but I would give anything for a better update schedule near the iOS level.

Yes, the main reason Note 1 is still stuck with an unfinished JB is because of Exynos.

Not essentially true, I recall Exynos 4210 devices are the only powerhouses left that doesn't have hwcomposer fixed properly yet.

AMOLED screens degrade very quickly. Brightness is not that important if the screens degrade so quickly compared to an LCD.

I totally agree with you. :D

I didn't say much about Note 2. I was saying alot of the original Note.

A frustration but nonetheless an excellent device.

Well I'm just here to give an opinion.

Note 2 is amazing device. If you can live with the flaws, it's the best phone yet.

Galaxy Nexus and OG Note came out near the same time.

And now, the Nexus is way much superior to the Note because of the software.

I hope you get my point. I'm talking about the future here.

Not the current state of the device now which is amazing.
[Galaxy Note II General] AlonB.:
1. You clearly prefer stock firmware/updates. In which case, why are you even here? Most users on xda prefer their devices rooted and running custom firmware, or at the very least, stock but processed (rooted, deodexed, zipaligned, the works...).

2. Don't like your UI? You don't even necessarily need root. There are plenty of launchers on play store alone to allow some sort of customization (Apex launcher is my personal favourite for example). If you want more than that, you'll most likely need to root.

3. I don't know what kind of miracles you expect doing with the S-Pen, but it IS in fact integrated to Samsung's firmware. Be it code, or simply drivers.

4. I have no clue what's wrong with your screen, but mine is crystal clear. Beautiful colours and very smooth.

5. True, no official Jellybean update as of yet. But, that's why we have a community of amazing devs here that bring it to us, whether it's in the form of a leak, or cyanogen based ports. Either way, they work on it hard to give us as stable releases as possible. Hence the name of this website, if you haven't noticed... xda-DEVELOPERS.

6. The Exynos processor on the GT-I9100 (Galaxy SII), still even now, pulls some of the best benchmarks on the market.

7. If the device is ugly, in your opinion, why bother even getting one in the first place?

8. Although I do agree the Note forums aren't as lively as other devices, there are some seriously stable rom options there, with MANY cool features.

9. "Note 2 is a good phone if only you don't see its flaws"?! This makes no sense. No general consumer market tech is flawless out of the box. I owned 2 LG devices.... Never again. You just cant compare the build quality between Samsung and LG.

Bottom line, if you don't know how to use your device properly, or to its fullest potential, don't complain about it.

This thread should be locked in my opinion.

Can't believe I wasted my time commenting about this. I just had to... LOL :eek:
[Galaxy Note II General] 30Seconds:
Well I did buy the Note 2 and have been using it for 5 days now. But I can say one of the main reasons I bought it was that there were not really any acceptable alternatives for me. I was using an S3 and actually waited until the IPhone 5 was released to take a look but it was still too small.

I have a couple of complaints similar to the op's, and the first one is Amoled. The sad fact is that for the most part if you use a Samsung phone these days you have to deal with an unrealistic color representation and other display issues. If someone could make a 5 inch phone with the IPad 3 display quality they could have all my money. Now the Note 2 has maybe the best Amoled I have seen, but it is still not quite ready.

The other things are the various little problems with design. And here is an example that has me pissed off: If you are using your phone as a music player and used the long press on the headphone button to adjust volume well that will not work any more with 4.1.1. Instead it brings up the ridiculous Google voice search. So if you want to adjust the volume you have to take the phone out of your pocket and hit the button. And this is 2012. I have to wonder if the engineers who design these things actually use them. Did they ever take them home for a weekend or try to use them in day to day life? Usability problems like this make me nuts, and are why I nearly went back to the IPhone after using 3 different Samsung phones.
[Galaxy Note II General] Livebyte:
You didn't read what I said. Do I have to repeat again? OMG. :eek:

Root or not, with dev or no dev.

It's nearly impossible to provide a STABLE JB-based ROM with hwcomposer working (aka Project Butter component) if the manufacturer doesn't provide the drivers for JB.

Yeah for now the screen is amazing, wait just maybe 6 months.

Enjoy your pathetic yellowish degraded screen. :cool:

I never even said the device is ugly. Seriously? Do you even read?

Pulls the best benchmarks with no stable JB hooray

while a TI-based phone which produces lower benchmarks has stable JB. I'm so happy.

I agree with you on the last point.

It's a wait and see approach. But the original Note is going to be my last Samsung device ever. Too many flaws.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] P2o8wer:
I'm running aokp jelly bean. I just installed paranoidandroid for Verizon. do I have to download new gapps or can I just flash this with goo man?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian Gove:
The Gapps for JB dated 20120726 should be fine for most any ROM that requires gapps. It's the latest one for JellyBean.
[Motorola Photon 4G] InsanePostman:
http://www.motorola.com/blog/2012/02/15/update-motorola-ice-cream-sandwich-news/

Could we have possibly actually made a difference?????
[Motorola Photon 4G] br0adband:
Did you happen to notice the date that article was posted? ;)
[Motorola Photon 4G] InsanePostman:
Christ.. I'm dumb.. I didn't even read the date. LOL. Please delete this thread.
[Motorola Photon 4G] NishantM:
I can understand the anxiety for such news. Hope it would happen. Keeping fingers crossed :)
[Motorola Photon 4G] matriX1218:
Same happened to me but I didn't trust myself.... Because it's moto...

Sent from Motorola Photon 4G via Reliance
[Motorola Photon 4G] murrun:
Nice evidence for FTC compliant.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] r-shin:
Hi...

I've manipulated my LG vs840 root files and it has some issues now! data reset does not repair it and I think the only way is re installing the android ROM but there is no stocks on the internet, so I'm gonna to get it through LG utility update. the problem is the current version is up to date! so I'm looking for a way to change my version status. I've edited the Build.prob (2.3.6 to 2.3.5) and (vs840zv6 to vs840zv3) but LG utility recognize the original correct versions! please help me to save my phone!
[Nexus S General] Wafflcopterz:
So,

I've dropped my NS4G countless times, and twice into water fully submerged. I freaked out every time, and when it was in water I wiped it dry and checked the battery water-indicator. Nothing, no change, no damage. This phone is a beast when it comes to physical trauma at least for me.

Anyone wanna share their stories? Or maybe horror stories of how easily it broke.
[Nexus S General] eksasol:
I'd say that was pure luck. My Sony Xperia Play digitizer stopped working after I applied wet screen protector (never going to use those again).

But the Galaxy S and its variants are one of the most durable phones by Samsung, it has gone downhill since. I would not recommending dropping an S3.
[Nexus S General] Wafflcopterz:
I'll keep that in mind my dad just picked up the S3, he's lookin at Otter cases though :) .
[Nexus S General] science220:
My phone fall from around 1 meter into concrete, the top left corner was the first to hit the ground.. I got some marks on the plastic but that's it. Fortunately nothing major happened, although my heart stopped for a second when I saw it falling xD
[Nexus S General] capoooro:
Deep into the water a d on the floor many times. Some traces around the plastic but alive.... no way I cannot find an excuse to buy a gnex lol
[Nexus S General] thunder2132:
I've only dropped my NS4G once. Standing up in the restroom it fell out of my pocket onto the tile floor. No damage, but probably due to the TPU case I was using that day.

However, being in the consumer electronics retail workforce, I can honestly say that I've installed over 200 invisible shields on phones and tablets. Out of those, only one damaged the product. Wouldn't you know it, it was a friend's phone, but it was also about 2 years old at the time and had been dropped, therefore the edges of the screen were no longer sealed. Since she paid for the service the store replaced her phone.
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Don't want to scare you but you might need to watch this video. Cheers! :D

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