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[General Questions and Answers] jago.84:
How do I change from phone mode to tablet? I apologize in advance, maybe it's already been asked, but I have not found anything in the forum.

However Roma spectacular, congratulations to the developers :D
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruadus:
Hi All,

I was wondering where the stock music player saves its playlists???

How to create or import playlist?

Thanks
[HTC Rezound] trmiv:
Shortly after the ICS update came out I went over to my parents to make sure their rezounds got updated. My mom's updated with no issues but there was no ota ready for my dad. Flash forward to yesterday I was there again and checked my dads and still nothing. If I view the update status it it just blank. Rebooted no help. Finally did factory wipe since he had other issues, no help. So today he takes it to Verizon store and they claim its not their problem. They say he just hasn't gotten it yet and there's nothing they can do. Meanwhile my dad is the only rezound owner I know who hasn't gotten the ICS update. Anyone else?
[HTC Rezound] brock350:
Well since you did a factory reset/wipe you might as well run the ruu before your dad spends to much time setting it back up with his apps. Also make sure you get a back up of your internal sd card if there was anything of importance because it will wipe it.
[HTC Rezound] skooterking5:
I havent gotten it either, but I think it has to do with my phone being rooted and s-off. Trying to find a stock rom to flash back to. IDK if it will help or not.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] nixx-X1:
It seems that after rooting ICS via the Bin4ry Many-root-methode (on Xperia U) busybox is not properly installed.

On first sight this seems to be fixed after updating busybox manually but it doesn't function completely.

All ASH scripting functionality isn't found.

In the correct situation when typing " ASH " in the shell it should return which busybox ASH version is installed.

But with this rooting methode it returns "not found".

I tested a few other busybox functions (awk/grep etc) and those do seem to work.

Does anyone have any idea how to fix this issue ?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] waiflih:
try to install "bysobx installer" and update to the latest version of the binaries
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] nixx-X1:
I'm guessing you made a typo and meant the busybox installer?

I used the BusyBox installer to update to the latest version of the binaries.

It makes no difference
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chadharrelson:
About 7 days ago, my camera app started force closing everytime I tried to open it. Thought it was an issue with the CM10 build I was using, so I wiped and flashed the official AOKP ROM. The issue persisted. Tried multiple ROMs, including stock. It seems to be an issue with not only the stock camera, but with any app that accesses the front facing camera. Skype won't let you log in. The stock camera app force closes. Camera ZOOM app works with the rear facing camera, but won't let you use the front facing camera (just flashes black when you try to switch to the front camera, then switches back to the rear camera). This all started about 7 or 8 days ago, and I initially thought it was an issue with the experimental version of CyanogenMod 10 that I was using. But after multiple wipes and reflashes, that doesn't seem to be the case.

Anyone else experiencing this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
Sounds like a hardware issue. Maybe you can get the hardware to reset by leaving the battery out for 15-20 mins?

Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
go back to stock and see if that resolved the problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chadharrelson:
Let the battery sit out for an hour today at work just in case, no dice. Clearing data/cache in the Apps menu, no dice.

Yup, tried that. Did a complete wipe of internal storage, not just user data. Used the GNex Toolkit to put stock 4.0.4 and 4.1.1. Same results with both. I've (miraculously) never dropped this phone, so I'm not sure what could have caused the front-facing camera to fail. Either way, Verizon is sending me a new one. Drives me NUTS not knowing what really went wrong though. :eek:
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] viperbite40k:
hey guys i recently dropped my archos 7o IT and broke my digitizer:crying: and was wondering if anyone had any usefull links for changing the screen and digitizer as have another for spares.

cheers viperbite40k
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] neo5468:
Hello. I have a big problem. I cant hear the caller. It doesnt matter if I call him or if he calls me. I just dont hear anything. When he picks up, I can see time starting but I cant hear a thing. I restarted the phone and installed "MODEM_CWM_I9300XXDLI7". It worked for 1 phone call but than it was the same. What could be the problem?

What I am using:

-Samsung Galaxy s3 i9300 (international)

-CM 10 20121009-NIGHTLY

-i9300XXDLI7 (modem cwm)

Everything worked fine on stock 4.0.4 ics.

This was the first time I rooted a phone and installed rom so maybe I did something wrong but I am 99,9% sure that I did everything right because no error was given during the process of root or installing the rom. Maybe there is a problem with a ROM becouse it is a today release? I did use 8. october release but I thought that updating to 9. october would solve the problem but it didnt.

Is there any other (more stable) version of CM10 out there for galaxy s3 ?

Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
wrong forum
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kintwofan:
Did you do a clean install, as in wipe data, wipe cache and wipe system?

Sent from my Galaxy S3 running Eclipse ROM V2.1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] neo5468:
Oh snap, I didnt see "verizon" there. I thought it was general ><. Hope mod will move it.

Anyhow, I did wipe out everything just as tutorials said.

I used CF-Root v6.4 for root with odin, and ClockWork for installing ROM

edit: I Solved the problem !

I factory restarted, wiped out everything and installed ROM again. It seems like its working now.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] droidbot678:
I tried custom JaggyRom. I got low internal memory(4mb) and I cant able to access my SD card too :(

Now I want to restore the default ROM of Explorer. Thank God!! I have back up of it. Now the problem is how to restore it? Pls explain clearly. :good:
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] zgintasz:
I'm not sure, but I think if you have it in sdcard, you can go to recovery mode and use restore option. Not sure, thought the solution from this post.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] droidbot678:
yeah.. I got the default ROM now...

And,..... I tried "factory reset" from settings menu.. Phone shuts down and restarted... It showing HTC logo with white screen staying constant for abt 15 mints. Its not proceeding further.. i tried again by removing the battery and also rebooted from Recovery.. Still its showing the white screen :( What should I do now? Should i take my phone to service center?:(
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ROFLkopter:
Install the JaggyRom again. Or download a different ROM and flash that in recovery.

If you made a backup of the stock ROM before flashing JaggyRom then you can restore that from the backups and restore option in recovery.

Typed with SwiftKey 3 on my CyanogenMod 10, Alpha 2, powered HTC Explorer using XDA Premium!
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] droidbot678:
ya i got my stock ROM back. it has only 52mb internal memory. I decided to 'factory reset". After doing reset, again it got stuck into WHITE SCREEN :(
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] shortyoko:
Try by doing factory reset, from recovery this time, if this doesn't help, use your backup again. And next time please read everything before doing something!
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] xpmode:
Ahh... today's kids with their low internal memories...

After you recover from this situation, use link2sd.

Also, try out CyanogenMod 9 or 10.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Xzan23:
Heres something you should know...

One does not simply,

Use factory reset from the phone settings after rooting the phone.

If you wana use factory reset...use it from the recovery ONLY...

Now go to recovery..

Wipe everything and flash a new rom...i suggest cm9 or cm10... and install any one of link2sd, s2e, ungaze, int2ext, d2ext for increasing ur internal memory.

Say goodbye to your stock gingerbread rom man...android has long moved on from that
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ROFLkopter:
Some people love Sense though, don't they, so they're sticking with GB until Sense 4 is ported. If it ever is, that is.

JaggyJags did say in the root/custom ROM tutorial not to use factory reset. You need to follow instructions when flashing or doing things to your phone or you run this exact kind of risk. It's easily fixed, but also very easily avoided.

Typed with SwiftKey 3 on my CyanogenMod 10, Alpha 2, powered HTC Explorer using XDA Premium!
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] sabaatworld:
This will definitely explain and may also solve your problem: Take a look at this post by me if you are experiencing memory problem with jaggyrom or any other rom/ with link2sd/ with mount2sd.

Hit thanks if i helped :good::good:
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] droidbot678:
Thanks man! I got you!! btw can you pls provide me a link for cm9 or cm10? Is it Official or Unofficial?
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] NEXUSBOY:
Factory reset aft rooting??

Bad idea dude...try to read the instructions propey..

If yo love jaggy use Charlie tweak wit it..awsom experience

Me too a sense lover:):thumbup:

my htc
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] droidbot678:
Thanks guys!! srinuu619,ROFLkopter,xpmode,shortyoko and Xzan23
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] droidbot678:
now i knew ;)

I'm using Jaggy ROM now.. how to use Charlie tweak? link pls
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Xzan23:
ull find everything in the 1st and 2nd post of this thread...and even more mods u can try... its unofficial now...but the bugs in cm9 have been reduced to almost 0... so its almost official :P

agreed. but when it comes to ics and jelly bean...htc sense is not hard to sacrifice
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] droidbot678:
Ok.But there are

CM9.1 build#8, build#7,build#6,build#5,build#4,build#3 and CM9 build#2..

Which one should I try??

Sent from my HTC Explorer A310e
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Xzan23:
The latest release obviously...build 8.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] nukeblitz:
Don't do factory reset after a rooting a stock rom from bootloader - it is buggy and soft bricks the device.

Do the reset from recovery.

If you really want to go back to stock. Use an RUU
[HTC One X] ardstoop:
I rooted and flashed my HTC One X yesterday and i am running the latest Slim Bean rom.

But now my 3g connection is not working anymore.

I have tried to clear my APN settings, but that does not work.

I have set them manually using the providers settings. The thing that stands out is, you can select the bearer in your apn settings. The only options given are LTE, eHRPD and unpsecified.

I live in the netherlands and LTE and eHRPD are not available there. We have GPRS/UMTS/HSDPA.

Is the slim bean rom only created for US countries? Because i thought it said it was an international verion.

Has anybody an idea on how to fix this? I have looked into different kernels already. I have tried the latest tripndroid kernel, but no luck so far.

regards
[HTC One X] dutch_guy90:
same problem

heb dit probleem ook, heb jij een oplossing gevonden ?
[Transformer TF300T General] Lindamary:
I have a TF300T and have been applying wallpaper to it(or trying to ) The wallpaper is there sometimes and then it disappers. Just wondering if anyone knows how to help with this.

I am rooted and unlocked and have stock Jellybean.

Thanks in advance!

Linda
[Transformer TF300T General] AarSyl:
Does the wallpaper disappear while you are using the device, or after a reboot/first boot?

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HTC Evo 4g
[Transformer TF300T General] Lindamary:
all of the above. It's really wierd
[Transformer TF300T General] Siberian Tiger:
There is already a thread for all your Jelly Bean discussions.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1928307

Thanks and thread closed.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] bennymax:
can someone help me?

the wonder is my first android and I wanted to learn while before hacking on it ...

last night I did the root and installed ClockworkMod 6.0.1.2 to make a nandroid before flashing a ICS rom.

but I have come some doubts:

1) the nandroid with clockworkmod is done either on internal mem on external sd right? I tried with the internal memory and I did a backup of 17MB ... I have copied to the PC the folder ClockworkMod always 17MB: they seemed to me just a few for a nandroid backup... I did it again ... the same ...

2) then I added the external sd and I deleted the two previous backups from internal mem and redid the backup to external sd ... the process took about twenty minutes (slower then before), and in fact has made ​​a backup of 790mb

3) I try to copy the backup on the PC with the phone attached but it don't work .... I removed the SD card and copied the folder on pc with win7: I did not copy some files because they are "too long" (???)... then I tried to copy it on a pc with ubuntu and makes the copy but when the transfer is finished tells me that the number of files copied is right but instead of 790mb is only 725mb: I need to trust this backup? ?? better to delete and redo everything? I do not want to flash something and do not have a working nandroid...

another question: when I flash a rom and do ALL wipe the sd external is reset? no I think, right? and to put on the contacts and messages and the settings I use those saved using kies or do I need to do a better titanium backup or save contacts synced to gmail?

sorry for the many questions but as I'm a true noob and before I do damage I want to have in mind what I was doing

I'm waiting your reply before flash a rom... thanks
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] bbmadzky:
First thing: Why do you need to copy the backup to your PC? I can certainly assure you that the backup is working fine. Just leave your SD card within your device upon backing up. And just leave it there. If you ever really wanted to copy the backup to your pc, well don't get the file size(s) wrong. They will certainly be different since the systems you are trying to copy the files to uses a different file system. So it's normal for them to have different file sizes. To add to that, the CWM uses generated MD5 to confirm that the backup (it's related files) are correct before it will restore a certain backup. If something is wrong or the backup got corrupted, CWM will not continue in restoring it.

Second: when you flash, your personal files in your sd card will remain intact. Flashing (may) be only wiping an SD-EXT if you created such partition in your card since apps uses this. So don't worry.

For most customized ROM, I'm afraid components regarding the communication of your device and Kies won't be integrated since devs prefer your system to be our of bloats as possible. So upon flashing a custom ROM, you might not be able to use Kies anymore. In flashing, internal data such as contacts, messages, APN, wifi(s), etc. will be erased as the system will be erased. So;

For your contacts: Sync it with Google or export them to our SD for later import.

For your APN and messages: There's an app in the Play Store that allows you to backup and restore them.

The titanium backup is a very good tool too. Use it.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] jotha:
Thread moved

The [Q] in your thread title should have been reason enough to post it in Q&A ;).

Please don't post Questions in General Section in the future.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] bennymax:
thanks a lot bbmadzky, I understand what you say

I wanna copy backup in my pc to have a secure place where put the first nandroid of my wonder with stock rom as I have bougth it ;) external sd can be corrupted or deleted and have a genuine nandroid of my phone I think is better ;)

just do another backup to ha the certainty to have a good backup and now can I try to flash my first costomized rom

thanks a lot dude

ciao
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] bbmadzky:
It's been a pleasure in helping you with your doubt. Happy flashing and don't ever forget to do a nandroid backup.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] keithross39:
This reply may be too late in coming...but I'll post it anyway. First, the size of your created nandroid....17mb.....WAY too small....the size of the backup I made was +/-800mb.

Second....if you REALLY have to copy it to a PC, zip it with minimal compression first....I found from personal experience that it copies MUCH more easily and safely....

Finally, keeping personal data (contacts, SMS, lists of installed apps [not including app data]) safe. You can install apps that will make data files of your texts and installed apps that can be accessed after flashing a custom ROM to enable recovery and re installation, and for your contacts (if you store them on the phone instead of the sim card) you go to your contacts, press the menu button and select import/export, then export to SD card. If you use these apps (appbak and SMS backup and restore) and the export to SD card function on your phone, you will find that data files have been created by using them.....these data files MUST be moved to your EXTERNAL SD card BEFORE flashing your custom ROM. They will be perfectly safe there as long as you haven't played around with the storage configurations on your phone....which I don't believe is possible with a stock ROM anyway....

Good luck and happy flashing :)

Hope this has helped....if it has, click thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] bennymax:
not so late :) dude

the problem is... I don't have a working backup still now! :(

I just flased cm9 and RemICS 1.5 rom and every time I tried to make a backup before flashing...

the first time I have the above doubt (as you can read above)

the second time I've tried to install CWM 6.0.1.0 instead 6.0.1.2 and the backup process is finish well (or it was what I belive :p) then when I try to comeback to stock version an error has occurred in restore and I must re-do a flash with stock firmware :( because the SGW was freezed.

I don't know if there are problems with installation of CWM, the release of CWM (now I try with a CWM 5.5.0.4), with the type of backup files (n CWM6 you can choose the type of format file do you have from the backup process) but now before to flash another rom I want to have a WORKING nandroid!

thanks for your reply and your suggests too... maybe make I something wrong but I follow the tools on web and these are simple... maybe is only bad luck... I retry :D:D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] keithross39:
Dude...if you read my thread here.......

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1846449

And specifically the replies posted by IvanKurnia, you'll find the links (and installation method) for the version of CWM that I'm using.....with success. When you make your nandroid backup, you need to make sure you have enough space for it to complete as you don't get any warning about lack of memory....the backup process will simply stop....and unless you know what to look for, you may not realise.

I'm not totally sure if flashing different versions of CWM on top of each other will cause instability or not....maybe somebody else can answer that one.....

I'd advise getting as much info as you can about EVERYTHING! before you make any more modifications to your phone.....read as many threads and ask as many questions as it takes.....most members of this community will be happy to help (though there are one or two who have a superiority complex...lol)....it's better to ask a hundred questions and get it right, than to ask none and turn your phone into an expensive paperweight.......

CM9...I don't HAVE to.....I just.....can.. :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] bennymax:
first of all: I wanted to write mate not dude :D:D:D sorry for my bad english...

thanks keithross

I read your thread and all the replies in it...

yes the metheod for flashing the CWM is the same I knew. I prefer to flash it whit odin.

I don't think I have problems flashing other versione because I must do a replace of stock firmware before: I set the cell in the status as new... then I reflash on it the CWM.

the only thing I don't have made is to set on USB debugging ON... uhmmm maybe is this the problem?

I try now to flash, make a nandroid, try recovery by nandroid to understand if nandroid works! If not... I try to instal CWM witn the method has showed by ivankurnia ;)

for free space I have enough space in my SD ext card (3gb ca.) and not so many app installed... and yes I use often forum and I think these are the greatest resource on the web ;) xda for android is "the bible" I think so!

p.s. your thread has so many informations I need... :D:D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] keithross39:
Hi Bennymax, I found ivankurnias method the easiest to use....I'd tried ODIN without success....but successfully installed CWM on the first try with the terminal emulator/busybox method.....others have successfully used this method too. I do still stand by my concerns about flashing different versions of CWM on top of each other as I've come to believe that the recovery partition is separate to the ROM partition and that changing the ROM partition has no effect on the contents of the recovery partition. I hope I'm wrong about that, and that the issues you are having with nandroid backup and restore are as you say bad luck....but I'm not convinced.....having said that, I'm not a developer, and I could be wrong. I feel that it is something that needs researching just in case the luck you've had is not bad, but good in so far as you haven't bricked your phone yet......

Anyway, good luck however you decide to proceed....

Keith

CM9...I don't HAVE to.....I just.....can.. :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] heartnet89:
Hi, I have tried the following cases. I find them to be either too bulky/ slippery/ no grips to it.

Spigen - Neo Hybrid

Seidio - Seidio Active

Ballistic - Ballistic Shell Gel

Casemate - Case Mate Pop Case

Can you guys please recommend me something else thanks.

PS: I don't fancy otterbox as its too bulky.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sharingan92:
I suggest either a thin gel gas or the samsung flip case
[Galaxy S III Accessories] hectorfonsecau:
I bought the SF Matte Black Samsung Galaxy S3 Rearth Ringke SLIM LITE Soft Feeling Premium Hard Case and it's great. Not bulky, I've been using it since July and looks like new...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] heartnet89:
Ic, does the flash bounce back?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] respider:
rock quicksand
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bordikun:
I'm using Capdase - Soft Jacket not the Alumnor (which is metal)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Moochin:
Otterbox Commuter, they are simply the best cases I have ever used or seen.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] graffixnyc:
Thread moved to accessories.

OP please read the rules about posting in the proper section
[Galaxy S III Accessories] LordLugard:
O.P specifically mentioned NO OTTERBOX cases. Not everyone wants a case the equivalent of a weapon.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] petzku:
Urban Armor Gear
[Galaxy S III Accessories] heartnet89:
Soz
[Galaxy S III Accessories] htcsnap93:
If you want grip and slim go for DBA Thin Grip. Not so expensive either. Look at the thread here on xda.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] heartnet89:
the armor case look awesome !! Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mikesdot:
I have the seidio surface case...and I jus dropped it today from waste level on a concrete surface and let me tell you I was scared to look at my screen when I turned it over...cause the drop sounded nasty...I cursed in front of my 7 year old daughter...but to my astonishment the phone was fully intact and not a single mark on the phone...case took quite a beating though...

IMO...this is the best case and by far not as bulky as its bigger sibling the Active Case...so if you want little to no bulk and still offering great protection...I will stand by the Seidio Surface Case all the way...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] GeorgeP:
Yes, I agree with this.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] reventon1500:
I have been using this for long time. Absolutely no complains. Class quality, great price and protects very well. The fit is awesome and it not at all bulky

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008ATCSBC/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00

Good thing is it comes in various color to suit everyone's taste.