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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] timstanley1985:
Re: [DEV][KERNEL][RECOVERY][CM10 only] TWRP 2.3.1 -Full Touch Recovery - Proof of Con

mods, please close this thread
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] MoHed:
CM10.1 can I flash this boot img ?

Hi is this boot img safe to use with CM10.1 ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] The-Captain:
Thread Closed per OP's Request.
[HTC Desire X] The Android Manual:
Good day Guys!

I got my Desire X a few days ago and I was planning to root it :D

but the Desire X community is not that mature yet (and I know it will sooon! )

and we don't have a full workin recovery yet I was thinking if we could flash

a rom via fastboot? using the command,

fastboot flash zip ROM.zip ? :D

Have a good day! :)
[HTC Desire X] MaartenXDA:
Well, i think it would be possible, but we don't have a ROM yet.

But you said you'd make a full sense 4 ROM? 'Cause that'd be great!
[HTC Desire X] The Android Manual:
I'll do that :) I just want to know if you guys could flash it hehe... :D
[HTC Desire X] MaartenXDA:
Okay, we got a working CWM. So it'll be able trough that.
[HTC Desire X] The Android Manual:
You remember what I said Before? :D
[HTC Desire X] MaartenXDA:
Erhm, wanted to know if we could flash the ROM? 'Cause then we can.:p
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
Thread Under Construction

Friends, This ROM is purely based on Stock Rom with some tweaks and added apps.......

This Rom is specially for Stock lovers.....
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
Features:-

-init.d support

-busybox

-zipaligned

-rooted

-font(Inverse Rom)

-a2sd

-bash

-faster
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
Downloads:-

Most Imp Notice:

Links of d roms are removed for reuploading without kernel.

As per XDA & GPL rules..

Roms will be available after reupload...

For more info on why this action is taken...

Click here..
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
Reserved......
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
Reserved.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] aravindanxda:
Screenshot kinghacker....
[Miscellaneous Android Development] devilasad:
4shared says that file is infected. :(
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
No its not infected u try first......
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
If anyone tried this rom then give feedback......
[Miscellaneous Android Development] aravindanxda:
Hi kinghacker

i am a Big Fan of Inverse Rom Pls improve it.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
Re: [ROM][Karbonn A9]Supastock by KinghackerV.1

Icon themes for phones like A9, A7, A5.....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2125932
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
Re: [ROM][Karbonn A9]Supastock by KinghackerV.1

MiUi 5.0.1 by Kinghacker beta is coming for A9.......

Screenshots of MiUi rom On A9

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=38710784

Press thanks, it encourages me!!!!

Smashed d words from my A9 running MiUi 5.0.1 beta!!!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
Re: [ROM][Karbonn A9]Supastock by KinghackerV.1

All official downloads for Karbonn Mobiles from karbonnklinic.com......

Here is d link....

http://karbonnklinic.com/download/Downloads/sw/

Smashed d words from my A9 running MiUi 5.0.1 beta!!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] avirk:
Find Bugs under this ROM are

1. Bluetooth file transfer is not working without 3rd party app. :(

2. Always Awake option enabled itself on reboot or without reboot.

3. Automatic brightness disabled automatically and keep itself full brightness.

Otherwise I love this ROM don't have to reboot at least for one week while stock have to reboot after 1-2 days. Thanks
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
Will check them later...now I am busy...

Thanx for reporting...
[Miscellaneous Android Development] avirk:
I will wait for patches please upload them ASAP. :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Kinghacker:
MiUi Rom released..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=41289727
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mzobe7:
Hi

I bought my galaxy note 10.1 last week Monday and on Saturday I dropped it and the screen cracked. :(:crying It still works as before, so I'm guessing only the glass is broken? I have received a quote for the repair, It's about R3300 ($330) I reckon the price is too high.

Anyone know where I can get cheap repairs or get parts?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoss_n2:
I want to find also the back grey cover as mine is corrupted
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gatsrom:
That's really high, almost as much as a new tablet. Have you thought of going the insurance route?

You could probably buy a warranty on squaretrade, wait the time period before filing a claim (30 days?) and get it for like 100-150 less than that price wise.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chamberc:
I'll admit, I am not familiar with the TOS with squaretrade, but that seems a little dishonest if the contract says the device must first be undamaged.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] troed:
Maybe You just get the glass and do it by Yourself following this ?:

http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung+Galaxy+Note+10.1+Teardown/10144/1
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toenail_flicker:
Agreed. Better than fraud.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gronimo21:
This is why you get the insurence from the jump i bought 2 note 8013 and spent an extra 100 bucks on insurence for 2 years

Sent from my GT-N8013
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mzobe7:
I do have insurance but I haven't paid the first premium as it's due month end. So I thought I may be required to wait till I've paid the first premium. Stupid provider did not courier insurance documents.

I'm impatient, I just got the device!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QualQuek:
Hi,

I am searching for the latest original Rom released by Samsung for my Gs3.

I have tested many Roms so i would like to return my phone to the original rom.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anthropolyte:
Come on now, would a little research do you any harm?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1646610

Right on the first page of the general discussion thread.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QualQuek:
So sorry im using this since 5 minutes.

Thanks a lot!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JE1058:
I want to unroot my GS3, but I'm not sure what the latest Samsung, factory ROM is that works on my device. Excuse my ignorance, but the ROMs in this link make reference to them being for or from the Europe region? If I'm using a phone on Sprint from the US, bought in the US, would it be a different ROM?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Wrong forum, don't flash anything from this forum
[Member-Found Deals] axel199513:
I want to trade my SGS3 16gb to iphone 4s 16gb...any offers?(i'm in russia):D
[Member-Found Deals] FrankyDoodle:
Not here and....

1. Wrong section

2. WHY THE HELL trade your S3 for an iCrap.....
[Member-Found Deals] Censura_Umbra:
Scam
[Member-Found Deals] NEXUSBOY:
:thumbup::)
[Member-Found Deals] axel199513:
Because I want to give a chance to icrap:D
[Member-Found Deals] chils41:
Reported!

Dont try to bend rules.
[Member-Found Deals] PG101:
Wrong section mate...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deleted member 2070558:
I used apktool to add arrays.xml file to ContactsProvider.apk and enable Facebook native sync option. All is explained here:

java -jar apktool.jar d ContactsProvider.apk

Then I've added arrays.xml to /res/values folder builded tha .apk again:

java -jar apktool.jar b ContactsProvider ContactsProvider.apk

However replacing the original ContactsProvider.apk file gives me a weird error message about gapp process that crashes. I'm on JB 4.1.2 stock. Is this because the old .odex file? If yes, how can I regenerate it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pxpto:
Hi, I have exactly the same problem. Did you solved it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pogi1100:
Sorry if this is an old topic but... I also have the same problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deleted member 2070558:
Not solved yet... :crying:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Axeblad:
Dear users,

I've got the very device in China and did not care about 3G abroad. Now I'm in Russia and TD-SCDMA is useless for local 3G. So the question is: is it possible to install/replace band driver for Coolpad 8150 able to support HSPDA or WCDMA and others but not TD-SCDMA? TNX a lot.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheapskate1:
Hi, I am Noobie & I'm currently using a Samsung Galaxy note, GT-N7000, on gingergbread 2.36, using the ..XXLB1 kernal, I bought the device in spain with a CSC- OXXLB1. * Whilst I absolutely love this device and would like to keep the ROM, I am really tired of un-wanted apps seemingly doing what THEY want, some of these apps appear hazardous to security. With this it's strange to own a "computer" and not have access to all its parts? Consequently I appear forced to "root" this device- and take charge!

After exhaustive reading of the XDA site (for which I am seriously grateful) It seems I have to flash with odinPC a pre-rooted "older GB rom" and then use the newly installed CWMR5 to flash any stock or custom rom after (as long as its chainfire!)- from the external sd card. Accepting this procedure is correct? I still have some questions that hopefully the forum can answer- before I comit to bricklaying! *

1. Is this the only method I can use? Will the device be exactly the same as before, but rooted, after re-upgrading back to the stock XXLB1, from chainfire- despite this rom being "not directly rootable"? *

2. In respect of using the external sdcard to flash from. Does it matter if I flash from sdcard via the usb port, or do I have to use the slot next to the battery? After flashing, does the zimage run from the device ROM, or do I have to keep the sd card installed- does this slow things down? What happens to the original ROM and boot loader? *

3. With CWMR5 it seems I can "wipe" all the caches etc- from recovery. What happens if I use factory reset- does it go back to original and lose everything else? Is it true I can only flash up to 50 times? *

4. Ordinarily I would prefer to flash the device ONLY through a PC based loader (odin/ heidemall). Noting my kernal seems to prohibit this, is it possible to completely erase every thing that comes with stock and re-flash, on a virgin device, any appropriate PDA, Modem, PIT file or boot loader of my chosing- ie be in a position to know exactly what my device is upto and "have Control"- you know, a Linux! *

5. Lastly despite rooting the device, as above, some users appear still to have problems with some apps not staying shut down or problems when deleting them. Such apps include "maps"and "mobile tracker"! Is this simply a case of setting permissions correctly and using a good start up manager, or are such apps so embedded that they can not be removed/ stopped? On my device every time I hit the "home" button a whole host of apps start up, if rooting cannot provide a way to solve this then it would appear almost pointless to root in the first place.

Sorry so many questions, but this is a tricky subject and it would be nice to clarify I am on the right track, if any one can answer any of them I'd really appreciate it. Trying real hard not to FUp!

Many thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musashiro:
1. you can just download a stock ICS rom for your country, flash it, root using hydracore kernel, cfroot or any custom kernel, then use triangle away to remove the custom binary counter,,, you can also flash custom roms...

all of these must be done after a lot of reading...

2. i don;t really get the part where you say "or do I have to use the slot next to the battery?".

but with respect to zImage or other files, you can delete them after flashing... the original rom or bootloader is replaced if you flash files that replace them..(i am starting to think that i am not making any sense, lol)

3. using factory reset deletes everything from the phone... that's why, it is often required before flashing custom roms... also, you can flash as much as you want, provided, that you FOLLOW instructions or else you may end up posting a "i-am-bricked topic", which is often accompanied by some whining.. LOL...

other users report that they have 100+ flash counters, which mean they have flashed more than 100 times... :)

4. i dont get the part where you say that your kernel prohibit you to flash... but you can flash anything, provided that again, you read the instructions..

5. i don't experience any of that, my guess is that you have a branded phone?? i am using an international note and i don't expience that...

to other members, please feel free to correct me i said anything wrong.. just trying to help a fellow here, i know the feeling of having a new phone, it's like living in a different world. :D

and yeah, thats one hell of a post, many users might find your post too long to read. :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
yeah atleast follow paragraph rules.. its really hard to point what exactly u want to achieve..

1: > to root.. best is to be on ICS > download a kernel for ur ICS rom from here > flash it from stock recovery.. u will have root and custom recovery.. no changes to apps or data wat so ever.. no triangle as well

2: > its not adviced.. its better to keep the flashing roms file internal storage or external SD slot besides the battery.. the OTG mite not mount in the recovery. what zImage are u referring to ?

3&4 : > Custom roms can only be flashed from CWM..Odin flashes stock roms.. if u do a factory reset it will delete all userapps and data.. but doesnot delete anything on the internal storage .. has to be done manually

for flashing roms

format /system

format /data

format / cache

wipe dalvik cache

5: > with root u can almost uninstall anything eg Titanium backup. with root u can control the apps that startup when boot, connectity changed, power connected, media mounted.. etc.. using (romtoolbox >autostart manager)/ (autostarts) etc.

Tired. need to rest my fingers :p
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheapskate1:
newer GB root

Thanks for replies, sorry about lack of paragraphs- copied & paste as I had a lot of questions and lost format in transition. (51 year old noobie!).

I am using a Samsung Galaxy note, GT-N7000, on gingergbread 2.36, using the ..XXLB1 kernal, I bought the device in spain with a CSC- OXXLB1.

I would like to root the device and keep as close to stock as possible. *

From the XDA site it seems, with my kernal being a newer GB kernal, I cannot use "zurgrush" or any other method for 1st root. It appears I have to flash a pre-rooted "older GB rom", from Chainfire, and then upgrade back to near stock ROM after. *

In respect of questions 1 & 2, and the responces.

I mearly wished to confirm if this was the only option open to me and also to check that after re-flashing chainfires XXLB1 kernal and ROM, that the phone would be as close to stock as possible- but now with root.

Both replies suggested I flash ICS, which I was not looking for (and it seems cwm6 can only be used on an original ICS, and not GB?).

After reading about all the problems with ICS I am happy to keep GB, particularly as this was written for my phone, in future I intend to customise this ROM to my own requirements.

However I am concerned that if I use chainfire/root to initially root my device, this may limit my option in the future?

For Q2. I just wanted to confirm that I could remove the external SD card after flashing, ie, is the new ROM flashed onto the internal SD memory. *

In respect of question 4. I was very surprised to read that Odin can only flash stock ROM's. I believed that Odin could flash any appropriate PDA, Modem, PIT file or boot loader of my choice? I would very much appreciate clarification of this situation as the forum gives the impression it is better to flash via PC, weather rooted or not? Note: All initial roots appear to be via PC? *

Thanks for your patience, I'm happy with answers to Q3 & 5. But dearly need clarification on my initial root options.

PS: The wise monkey watches his mates fall from the tree first. Many thanks. *
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
yep odin can flash PIT, files boot loaders and (PDA, CSC and PHONE but needs .tar file)

odin can flash custom kernels as well in .tar format.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheapskate1:
newer GB problem

Hi, Samsung Galaxy Note, GT-N7000, on gingergbread 2.36, ..XXLB1 kernal, *CSC- OXXLB1 (Spain). I'm trying to root the device+ keep as close to stock if*possible? *

From reading the XDA, with my kernal being a newer GB kernal, I have to flash a pre-rooted "older GB rom", from Chainfire, and then upgrade back to near stock ROM after. *

I've just tried this method (using FACTORYFS.tar, as adviced)- via OdinPc. Unfortunately it did not work. Odin stops at "factoryfs.img", with no increasing status bar- this issue is covered in a Dr Ketan post (No:4- 3rd Jan, 2012).

All of the help from here assumes bricking- or resolution for allready rooted devices! *

Luckily I am not bricked & I am able to shut down the device, via 3 buttons, and the device will boot up as normal stock. After disconnecting USB cable, Odin prompts of a total write failure.

Tryed reloading drives, cables etc, but it just can not load the .img file.

I do not get any counter displayed in top right corner.

Note: The .tar file only had the factoryfs.img inside, the other file was a zimage kernal (after 1st unzip) do I need this? *

One last point is I am flashing from a 2000 laptop, with an older usb version- don't see why this should hurt unless the samsung drivers have issues, note the yellow high light suggests all is well before starting Odin. *

I am really stuck from here, would appreciate any advice as to what I can do now- even if it means I can not have a near stock GB.

Many thanks,
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] syncopath:
Hi Cheapskate1,

I have been following this thread for a while, because your situation seems very much to resemble mine. I have however hesitated to offer you advice because I am pretty inexperienced myself. I did however root my Note in the same way as you are trying, with much enormously valuable help from XDA members in this forum. And I found it very valuable to have the device rooted. At the moment you seem to be at the same point as I was here. I suggest you have a look at this thread, and try to follow what I did from there.

The first part of the way you can follow from the posts in the thread. In the second part of the process I was helped by an XDA member (Afilopou) who preferred to use PMs to communicate so as not to make the thread unnecessarily long. I have his permission to forward those PMs to anyone I think could be helped by them. I think I can safely say that if your Note will still start normally then you are not bricked. When I was at this stage the problem was the USB connection. So perhaps you could try a different USB port on your PC. The PC-Note USB connection is a tricky business in my (limited) experience with many variables which you may need to troubleshoot before it works.

I'll keep following your progress with interest.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheapskate1:
nwer GB rom

Many thanks for your post syncopath,

I downloaded the usb drivers from softpedia and noted the file was a. Bin (binary), and dont,t know what to do with this on a windows machine?

These drivers appear to be a lower version from the ones I got from Dr Ketans tool box, which is 1.5.5.0.

Consequently I'm still stuck on the "factoryfs.img prompt.

It is worth noting my computer is an ME laptop, 2000, and I have currently a hacked version of XP running on it, and I note the compatability settings for the samsung driver application does not cater for this, only older machines inc, NT, but not XP.

The only other thing is my usb is not part of the boot run up, and so it might be any port I use would act like a "front usb instead of a "motherboard usb."

Anyone with any comments appreciated, I will try to find a newer machine to try again, but in the mean time- HELP

Thanks again,
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheapskate1:
newer GB rom

Hello again, Still do not have root???? *

Changed computer, loaded XP OS, Odin and Samsung drivers- v.1.5.5.0. Re-booted computer & started Odin added factoryfs.tar, before attaching phone, in stock recovery mode. Still had same problem, as "Syncopath" mentioned in previous post. Odin showed as follows, *

Com3 added,

Odin engine,

File analysis,

Set up connection,

Initialization,

Get PIT mapping,

Firmware update started,

Factoryfs.img. *

Essentially only things not changed are, phone/cable, plus computer OS and flash files.

Sincerity "yellow" flash, on ID:Com, is present- assume drivers are working?

Assume since Odin is able to setup firmware update, that all is fine untill Odin tries to flash the chainfire ROM .img file. *

The phones boot graphics are all static, none moving, with text in top left corner-

Odin mode,

Custom ROM- No,

Originial stock ROM- Yes. *

To me all of this implies the phone will not accept any custom ROM.

Which raises the questioning, can I flash a complete stock, say ICS, via OdinPC?

And then use a root method, for ICS, after?? *

I previously asked if the "zimage" file, that came from first un-zip, should be added to the .tar file. In some respects this makes sence as the .tar file only has the ROM image- factoryfs.img file.

Reasonably a modified kernal part would also be needed to circumvent the stock boot process??? Only guessing. *

Quite desperate for some advice now. Otherwise I will have to buy a pot plant- they come with roots pre- installed.

Perhaps all rooted phones should be named after plants??? TTFN.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
lol... I would say best is to install stock ics and then root as its very easy and safe

u just need to download philz kernel and flash it from the stock recovery and bam u have root.

*don't wipe while on ics stock kernel

---------- Post added at 05:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:16 PM ----------

if its a. matter of moving to a custom rom. then root on ics
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] syncopath:
This is strange. I just re-downloaded from the softpedia link http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/MOBILES/Samsung/Samsung-Galaxy-S-USB-Driver-for-Windows-x86.shtml for Samsung drivers, and I get SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones_x86.exe I did select the "Softpedia Secure Download (US) [EXE]" link on the way. An .exe should be self executing on any Windows system.

I have just reloaded it actually as I no longer have the previous version. I see that nominally the drivers are for the Galaxy-S but this worked for me using my Note with Windows XP. I am now retrying it on my old XP laptop.

As things now stand, how do you see your Note's SD-cards in Windows explorer?

Just to be sure: is your computer running Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP or what else? Windows ME and Windows 2000 date from around 1999/2000 so I would recommend not using drivers much more advanced than that.

---------- Post added at 03:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:59 PM ----------

Installed the aforesaid executable. Rebooted and connected my Note to the laptop via USB and after a lot of dithering the 2 SD cards became visible in explorer with drive letters. Did you get that too?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheapskate1:
Many thanks, I ve looked at this, re-your previous, and believed it would only work on an existing ICS???

Really appreciate confirmation I can use this with my stock GB, considering my kernal issue??

Thanks for you time man.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
what do u mean?

u can install philz only on ics