yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xanderharris86:
So this has been bugging me for a while, and I'm not sure what the reason is... whenever I disconnect from wifi, my phone won't automatically turn mobile data/3g on. I'll turn wifi off, and then try to get on facebook, and it will give me the "failed to connect" screen and asking me to tap to refresh.

This is just an example, no data will work at all. I have to either wait quite some time for data to return, or restart the phone, which is often a little faster. Is there a reason this is happening? It's been going on for months while I've been on a variety of different roms/kernels. Currently running fxp142 cm9.1 with the appropriate kernel.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xanderharris86:
Bump - anyone have a suggestion?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ddurandSGS3:
Is there a way to do this with any ROM?

I am running one now that allows me to do this (AOKPBuild5). Its a really cool feature and Id like to be able to do this on any ROM I happen to install.

any help appreciated!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agralirid:
Where can I find all the files in French (CSC: XEF)?

thank you!

My info original:

AP: N7100XXALJ1

CP: N7100XXALIH

CSC: N7100OXAALJ1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
Originally Posted here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33274505&postcount=217
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] seamonkey420:
i'm on this. i'm on tmo w/galaxy note 2 and root w/CWM. doing a nand, then wipe and another nand and will upload. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
"Sorry, you are limited to 8 thanks per day" <hate that...

Can't thank you enough man.. I can't even use my phone, i was stupid enough to flash a GT-N7100 Rom after rooting! Now i lost signal, and phone reboots every 5 mins.. Hope this will fix it for me. Thanks again!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] seamonkey420:
no worries. i've been in that same boat myself before. :) nand is taking forever though. i'll get it up as soon as i can tonight.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
I'll keep an eye on this page! again, THANK YOU!!!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
So, while you're doing that. Do i restore your Nand backup in CWM? Never been in this kind of situation before so not even sure what i'm going to do with the Nand Backup you're going to upload. lol. Sorry!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] seamonkey420:
yup, basically copy the extracted folder to your sdcards:\clockworkmod\backups\

then in CWM, restore each from the folder.

i'm testing right now to be sure it works. the backups are super tiny so i'm worried there's a bug in CWM or it uses crazy awesome compression.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
Sweet! also i'm wondering, would this get my signal back and running? would it be possible to pull the mdm.bin/radio as well? i hope i get this thing fixed or might have to take it back to the TMO store where i got it from. Oh, and i paid full price for the phone, you think they'd give me a new one?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] luser01:
Did you flash a 7100 rom?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
Yes, i did mate.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] luser01:
So did I.

I think we need someone to get us http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1705650
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
Looks like that's what we need.

I thought i was the only one. lol.. I hope we get this figured out soon.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] seamonkey420:
warning.there may be bug in cwm, the full backup of my setup was a mere 13mb. so i am not sure this will be of use to anyone. i'm planning to drop the cwm author a message about my experience.

here's the link to the zip of the nand that cwm for tmobile note 2.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11543813/2012-10-26.09.20.14.zip
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] luser01:
Did you get a chance to grab the radio?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
Thanks bro, I'm getting this while trying to restore in CWM "MD5 mismatch"
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] luser01:
Edit the md5 file and clear it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] shawnpandey:
Addis did you try that stock rom that's floating around for t-mobile it's about 1.2 gb in 3 chunks

Basically i f'd up the phone after rooting.

Tried the t-mobile stock rom and it flashed it properly.

EVERYTHING works except the modem.

So i've already flashed with a stock rom with no modem.

I'm losing hair.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
Thanks Shawn,

Will download those files and flash. We still need the radio/mdm.bin though.

Edit: so i did try to restore those stock files but i keep getting "md5 mismatch" error. What am i doing wrong? Is there a fix for this error?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] seamonkey420:
redoing the nand tonight

i believe the new CWM uses a different method to backup and restore and in turn i think i may need to redo the nand since it was WAY TOO small and didn't contain the full files.

i'll put that up tonight once i get back from work.

sorry about that
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
Yes, downloaded a full nand backup from the other thread its like 1.3gb. But i keep getting md5 mismatch error message. Any idea how to fix that? I really appreciate your help bro!

Sent from my GT-N7100 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] seamonkey420:
actually, i'll have a full .tar nand backup this afternoon of the Tmobile Note 2 w/root and cwm :) as for the md5 errors, check out this thread on fixing them :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=714114
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] simplelife:
No need anymore.Stock rom out in Dev thread
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] seamonkey420:
cool :) i'll stop my upload.sorry guys i was so slow, finally understand the new cwm options too! :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AddisG:
Thanks a lot bro, for trying to help!!!! I'm gonna try and flash this new stock rom! :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Markor13:
Has anyone figured out how to take a screenshot with the Note 2 yet? I can't seem to figure it out lol
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Framedtrash:
Swipe your palm across the screen
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Markor13:
I tried that before I posted here but it wouldn't work. I'm guessing now it's because I still have the screen cover that came with the phone on it. I didn't plan on taking that off until I received my real screen protector. I'll take it off and give it a try though thank you.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sahilarora2003:
Use spen. Press button, keep it holding and put it on the screen. Job done. :D

Or u can use home + power button to take a screen shot.... :D

Fired From My FireDevice
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Markor13:
Worked, thank you!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jghidalgo307:
You have to go to settings and enable motion settings for palm screenshot to work
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jarylw:
Menu + Power works too.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoJo ^^:
Menu..?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zulljoe88:
Menu Button = Home Button.

To Screen Capture on N7100,

Press Home Button + Power Button at the same time for a moment.

When you see a white flash with a snap sound occur, then you have a screen capture on what you view on the device.

You can view the screen capture picture on Gallery -> Screenshots Folder.

Hope this help. :silly:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zkyevolved:
You guys!

Go into the options, and then MOTION. There's an option called Palm swipe to capture.

That's the easiest and fastest way to get the WHOLE screen without taking out the SPen. I use the SPen to just capture a piece of the screen by holding down the button and drawing a shape around what I want to capture, connecting both ends (closing the loop) and there you have it!!
[HTC EVO 3D] surferdude900:
i have a evo 3d gsm rogers, rooted, s-off`ed useing JuopunutBea, relocked bootloader, my hboot was 1.53.0007 and then i changed it to 1.49.0007 and i also canged my CID from ROGER001 to VODAP001 so cud use a file on HTC evo 3d sim unlocking a Thread on this site but it sead CID fail or something like that so i tried to get superCID and all it did was cange my CID to 0202 and i still cant sim unlock it i also what the superCID so i can flash all roms

PLEASES HELP ME THANK YOU:(
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tbharker:
I have a black SPH-D710 on Sprint. I cracked the screen, so I bought a white replacement (glass, LCD, and digitizer) on eBay.

I took the phone apart and swapped the screens and reconnected the boards and it powers up great... except that I have no service. If I connect back to the cracked screen, it powers up great and I get great service. I was hoping for a quick and dirty swap, but it seems like there must be some code in the screen-side circuit board that is foiling my attempt. I found this video [goo.gl/YNLZE -- xda won't let me post links, yet] where the guy seems to suggest that my problem is the IMEI, but I don't have the first clue about trying to find that in the old part and moving it to the new one, if that's even the problem. I've combed the forums and don't see that anyone else has had this issue.

Ideas?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Did your original LCD get damaged? If not try just swapping the digitizer and using the original LCD. May require use of a hairdryer to separate the adhesive
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tbharker:
LCD is fine, just the glass is broken

The glass is cracked in one corner. The LCD itself is fine. The digitizer is fine. Basically the only thing I NEED to replace is the glass. The thing is, I have a replacement LCD with the glass attached, it's just that I lose service when I connect it. I'm just wondering if someone knows why, and if there's a workaround so that I don't have to screw around with trying to heat the glass off, break it even worse, and then be SOL.

Right now my phone works and the broken part is really only over the search button on the screen (which I never use anyway), but I was just hoping to restore it to 100% since I already bought the parts.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hendrickson:
[ROM][29 Oct][XXALJ3] ★Battery Plus 240 DPI ★ 0.2v patch 1 Undervolted CPU/GPU 354MB!

Battery Plus 240 DPI Rom

I have been running my own 240 DPI rom for a few days now. I thought I best share this as the Note II looks great in 240 DPI vs 320 DPI icons and text are so big you think the phone made for oldies!

Battery Plus, is a cut down lite rom. No bloatware. Focused on three things.

Good speed, better than stock battery life with 240 DPI goodness!

Features:

XXALJ3 Base

15 toggles

4 way reboot (Recovery, download or reboot)

Undervolted GPU/CPU (Mild undervolt to help improve batter life without loosing stability)

GPU set to scale from 108 to 533 Mhz

init.d support

Fixed 240 DPI camera app

Fixed 240 DPI touchwiz (Does not support Spen short cutsor Page buddy for now, recommended using Nova or Apex launchers as they suit 240 DPI better)

Ram tweaks

Speed tweaks

Spen supported

Over 1.2 GB ram on Boot free.

Spen speed up (Draws faster)

Network tweaks for max speed

Perseus kernel

Battery Plus 0.2v changelog

Custom Boot animation

CPU undervolted. Not too agressive to insure it will work on all Exynos4s

GPU accelerated video

Mali 400 GPU overclock + undervolting fixed and working as it should.

Battery logo now shown as a percent

More free ram on boot.

Better battery life.

New lower size Nexus boot animation. (Anyone wanna make the rom a nice boot animation??)

New Patch 1 (46.8 Mb).

Adds Samsung Text to Speech (English only US/UK)

Adds FM radio app (Its so small it shouldn't have been removed sorry)

Zipalign on each boot now to help reduce Ram usage and improve battery life

GPU set to 533 max, 640 Mhz seems to have little improvement and not worth it.

Undervolt tweaks.

Working fine but not fitting the screen correctly:

Tw Dialer

Tw Calculator

How to install:

Install via CWM, Do a full wipe and format after.

First boot takes 2 minutes. Please be patient.

Recommend, use CWM and delete battery stats. The full charge to get the expected battery increases.

Screenshots:

Downloads:

Battery Plus v0.1 (374mb)

Battery Plus v0.2 (354mb)

**NEW**Patch 1 (46.8mb)

For more aggressive or safer undervolting values. Try these: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33506788&postcount=70
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hendrickson:
Benchmark screenshots for those that are interested in benches...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] monx®:
Can post screenshot how phone/dialer looks like?

√ xda-premium
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mbudh:
Downloading.

I am waiting for 240 DPI ROM. And here we are!!!!

Btw, if I upgrade the Perseus kernel, is the UV GPU still working?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sahilarora2003:
What about dialer, calculator, dock screen, email app?

Fired From My FireDevice
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hendrickson:
Will do, its not the best exDialer might be better suited to those that want it to fix perfectly. I need help to edit the stock dialer to fit 240 DPI

Yes it should be fine, as the undervolt is not within the kernel itself. But run via script on start up.

By the way if anyone likes the rom and wants to make me a proper bootloader please send one to me :) Something basic would be fine. Less MB too :cool:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sswagonman:
Damn dialer was what I wanted to fit at 240 lol
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mbudh:
I love your work. After using for 5 hours, here is my review:

1. Camera works very good, like original 320 DPI. Only few things still missplaced few pixels (like zoom slider and gallery icon).

2. Screen is darker than official (in auto brightness). I think it will save battery more.

3. Speed and responsiveness, I feel no different with HyperNote I used before.

4. Battery, I can not report now as we need few charge cycle I think. Maybe the same as HyperNote.

5. Processor overclock and undervoltage runs fine.

6. GPU overclock, I do not feel as my benchmark is around the same with non overclock (with Perseus kernel too).

7. Dialer and Calculator icons are misplaced, but I use 3rd party apps (eX Dialer and RealCalc).

8. MultiWindows Bar still ugly. It does not fit the screen. Need more work here as this thing is plus point for Note II.

9. Talk does not installed. I use .zip from HyperNote and works fine (text only, no voice or video call).

10. For boot animation, I think black and simple idea of HyperNote is very good. Small and replaceable.

11. And if possible, theme icons will be perfect. I love numbered battery icon.

Btw, how can I see that overclock for GPU is working? Any apps to read that?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] yocasta:
It's tegrak supported?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hendrickson:
Thanks for the feedback, I have checked and the GPU undervolt and overclock is not working for some reason. It was on my earlier builds. I will fix this soon. CPU undervolt is working however.

I will look at a boot new animation too for the next release and a themed battery icon with %
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sinjiyo:
Great. Thanks a lot. Change dpi is the only one thing I want. Market fix?

Screenshot of camera?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hendrickson:
I'm working on a new build with a custom boot animation and a few fixes for example the undervolt on the GPU working. I will get some screens up soon of the camera.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sinjiyo:
And google play is fix?

Realy good new to see you work on a 240 dpi rom. Good luck.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wu5262:
Camera App request

Nice Rom!

May I request you to post the camera app itself? or can someone backup the file and upload? I seems to damage mine...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] edwinpang:
No LJ7? Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] whyboysfailincollege:
What is 240 or 340 dpi
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] edwinpang:
Pixel density try Google it
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cocaino:
wow Hendrickson

to fast new launched again wow
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] rnpasinos:
how bout the keyboard, what did you use? the stock one crashes if you change it to 240dpi... tnx!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mbudh:
The keyboard called Hacker's Keyboard. I do not explore further as I used Thumb Keyboard since Galaxy Tab P1000 few years ago.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hendrickson:
New version is uploaded. Screens coming. I used hackers keybaord. But you can install swift key or whatever keyboard you prefer. Hackers was just free and easy to add.

I recommend Nova launcher, looks great with a custom grid and the 240 DPI.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] K-Paradise:
Swiftkey is my personal favorite and works with 240dpi as well, but i've found that letters become really small. I'd couldn't really get used to it, but i guess that's a problem that comes with every keyboard at such dpi.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] TMaLuST:
I might be a bit offtopic but I'd really like if you could explain to me how to set the init.d scripts and the other passages to undervolt cpu and gpu, is that possible on stock kernel too?

Thanks :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hendrickson:
Im not sure if its possible on the stock kernel,well the the GPU defiantly not. The init.d has a script to echo lower voltage to the CPU/GPU simple really not sure why others did not think of this in other roms which is why I made mine public this time. Unlike my Note 1 roms.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] TMaLuST:
I'd really love to try your rom, but I'm not up for 240 dpi and I need a black theme :p

That's why I'm asking.

Well I used your scripts but I don't have any way to test if the frequencies are undervolted, since Setcpu/voltage control doesn't show me a voltage panel.

I see that in your scripts there is this line:

"/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/UV_mV_table"

I have no UV_mV_table in my rom, could that be a problem?

I'm trying to build my rom as close as possible to stock, but with undervolt and black theme, that's why I'm asking.

Thank you for your awesome and fast support :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ravni:
Could anyone please post a screen of sms app? (of the conversation list and another of a conversation)

Becaue i'm on ARHD v3 and when i set up 240 dpi, i find the font a little bit "messy" (for exemple i find it to big for the name of my contacts in the conversation list)

So i also installed roboto small font (found it in GS2 flipfont thread)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mbudh:
I installed v02 and I love it. You should consider for the next release:

1. Remove additional apps to make it smaller. In v02 I get Dolphin Browser and Titanium Backup. All my apps will be restored with Titanium Backup, so no need to include them in your ROM.

2. GPU OC still not working. My Antutu benchmark still around the same with my old benchmark (HyperNote + Perseus + CPU OC + no GPU OC).

3. MultiWindows Bar need to be stretched. There is no replacement app for this. :lol:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sinjiyo:
I just test the rom. Launcher tsf shell is laggy and why remove radio.apk and clock.apk...

I find 240 is too small, 260 is better for me and camera still work. But incompatiblity in google play for som app. So I used lcd density modder pro to fix permanetly the market. But then all gapps fc... no luck.

Maybe one day a rom with 260 dpi with all working... ;)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mbudh:
Why don't you use 240 DPI with high or huge font size. There is a setting in Display Setting.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] bootloopz:
Why isn't Google Talk installed? Everyone I know who has an Android uses Google Talk. Uninstalling this ROM until that's fixed.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] turilo:
ummm install google talk yourself no? lol:laugh:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] viper_79:
is there no way to have the samsung keyboard to work at 240 dpi? I want the ability to write on the screen to enter text when browsing Web pages etc.. really miss it :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mbudh:
I think OC and UV for GPU is working as I get artifact after playing games for sometimes. When my back cover is hot.

But why the benchmark is not different? It's strange.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] rnpasinos:
you can try using swype. i was looking for the same thing and swype was the only keyboard that has hand writing recognition. works well both using your hands and the spen. too bad i cant find a keyboard that has both hand writing recognition and the number row on the top.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] manudas:
I´m always getting the message "Samsung TTS has stopped" in Google Navigation and using cerberus app with the option "read message"

Where could be the error ?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] shoe5428:
I love your rom

since I use note1

I like use 240 dpi rom

now I use note2

this is the first 240 dpi rom

fast,stable,beautiful

Thanks a lot

PS.

Can I ask one question

When I use dialer to type *#06# and *#1234#

It's fail ,unknow uessd

Why?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hendrickson:
Not sure, I have no artifacts at 640 Mhz, however not all Mali 400's are the same. Next release or patch I will lower this to 533Mhz which is enough.

I know the Samsung Keyboard is a shame, if anyone has time to convert it to 240 DPI?

USSD wont run those apps as I removed them. I removed lots of extra junk that uses up ram and therefor battery.

I removed Samsung TTS app in error, I will fix it in my patch or next release. Sorry.

So far with light usage. a few calls, some email and gps. I have managed 1 day 14 hours and only lost 16% battery life. If I was on the stock rom it would be about 70-65% :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DubelBoom:
Does 240DPI considered by Android as a tablet or a smartphone?

Thanks :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Jeshter2000:
Smartphone
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Reb0rn:
Tabet resolutions is 160dp or 120dpi.

Personally i find that a bit too small :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] n1tro:
Can someone post the jellybean version of googletalk that was taken out of this rom? Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] moparman:
This rom works very good.

I had some problem finding a keyboard i like.

SwiftKey 3 tablet is very nice
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] The Dutchman:
Thanks, will try this one out:) by the way your depositfile upload does not exist..

greetings
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] hmptec:
Need some mirrors :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cocaino:
any fixes for keyboard...

plz released it fast i love this rom ....
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] hmptec:
Now installed. Loving the Rom so far. Good job!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] rockky:
Aren't many apps from the market incompatable?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] The Dutchman:
interesting point, never thought of of that in the first place..

but i do agree that 240 DPI in generally looks pretty good!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] yamagata9th:
Hi:

great job!

be impossible to restore the samsung keyboard? another version is comming? I've tried with a keyboard mod for samsung galaxy s3 but dont work...

thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hendrickson:
I just released a patch which now adds the following:

Adds Samsung Text to Speech (English only US/UK)

Adds FM radio app (Its so small it shouldn't have been removed sorry)

Zipalign on each boot now to help reduce Ram usage and improve battery life

GPU set to 533 max, 640 Mhz seems to have little improvement and not worth it.

Undervolt tweaks.

Thanks for trying my rom :)

Battery life example with light use, some calls. Music 30-40 minutes, GPS and checking gmail and Spen app etc.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hendrickson:
I've not had any issues, every app I've got has been compatible :) Maps, my tracks, whatsapp etc etc. Its fine!

Still getting FC errors, too much work to redone the whole apk, libs etc for 240 DPI :( Try swiftkey or others.