yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] douggrif:
Workaround found. I got the same "Samsung Only Printer" message. I found that using "Printer Share" software that I could directly read the Gmail "label" or folders. I then could read within the :"Printer Share" application the email I wanted to print. It was then a matter of selecting my HP printer and hiting the print button. Worked great. Still it is lame that Samsung should not allow me to print directly from the Gmail application. By the way, I was able to do just that using my Samsung Galaxy 3 international version. Hope this helps.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mskip:
SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 2 TOOLKIT AUTO UPDATE V3.1.0 [21ST DEC 2012] AVAILABLE!!

Changelog:

+Added CWM 6.0.2.5 Recovery Images for ATT, LTE, Sprint, TMobile + Verizon

+Updated all the root/unroot procedures for more stability

+Added Sideload any zip file via Custom Recovery [CWM or TWRP] to Main Menu

+Added support for TMOBILE [SGH-T889] build JRO03C ALK8

+Added option to disable Verizon Start Info Screen via Toolkit Settings

+Changed NAND Restore path to /data/media to support JB4.2 [when it arrives to the device]

For people who do not want or cannot get the Auto Update versions you can download cwm touch from http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager and use the Toolkit to create a tar file and flash it via odin. The Toolkit just makes it ALLOT easier.

I have uploaded all of my toolkits to goo.im so if you ever need to download one click on the link in my sig.

[Auto Updates are only accessible if you have donated to the Toolkit project, received an activation code and unlocked the donator features. Auto Updates are a much faster and easier way of pushing small updates that would otherwise not be worth doing. I can push a single textual change or add support for a new build without having to go through the whole process of building a full version and uploading a large file. IF you are not able to or do not want to donate to unlock the Auto Update feature (and other donator features) then all the smaller updates are collated and a full build made when I have time or if there are enough updates to warrant it. This is the easiest way to make sure all the Toolkits are as up to date as possible. IF you have any views about this please pm me about them and do not post in the open thread]

Enjoy :)

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Grant Barker:
Do you recommend we try this now for the SC-02E?

If so, I'll give it a shot after work in a few hours' time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Wacky2bakky:
When I click on the link to download the cwm touch newest version, it just goes to a Page with a bunch of scrambled words lol. Any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jameslee2:
anyone have download link i get error saying file not found when i go on 1st link
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] progresnew:
windows 8

Windows 8 no work !!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] chuko303:
Thank you!!!!!!! Rooted like a charm easy as pie!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Marcos Paulo:
I've done this process described on the video but I didn't find Titanium back Icon, only SuperSU, why?

Also, TIM logo did not appear when I reboot the phone?

Did I do something wrong?

EDIT: Solved problem
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jerdoggmckoy:
Thanks again mskip, this is a fantastic toolkit! Does anyone have any recommendations of custom ROMS I could consider for the SPH-L900 from US Sprint?

I recently flashed the Paranoid Android ROM. I sure love that thing, but two key elements I use too much aren't working right, such as streaming music through blue tooth and audio crackles when trying to do other things on phone. Also, YouTube videos won't stream. I would gladly donate mskips left leg to be able to make that ROM my daily, but those are things I have to have.

I tried Jellybomb Domination. I thought I loved it, but though it seems like it's a great ROM, I got way too many Trojan warnings from Webroot Secure Anywhere, which made me nervous, and I could only take so much of the light blue.

Any other suggestions would be appreciated. I read something about an Omega Rom, but couldn't find it for SPH-L900. Is there anywhere specific I should be looking for custom ROMS?

Also, can anyone fill me in on the differences between a ROM vs a Kernel vs Orville Redenbacher?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
Can't give you any suggestions because I'm still looking too. I believe the ROM is software for the phone and the kernel allows the hardware to play nice with the software (ROM) not for sure but I do know the kernel is directly related to overclocking or undervolting.

Charles
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mvaughn12:
Will the link for CWM be fixed soon? ? When you goto the link provided and click on the Note2 you just get a page filled with script.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] droidnoobEVO:
little help

Hi guys - I've rooted many devices and am fairly familiar with following instructions. I am having difficulty with the toolkit recognizing my SGN2. It does not show my serial number after the usb drivers are installed. This is after many variants of PC & phone rebooting, uninstalling and re-installing usb drivers (rebooting in between was attempted as well). Re-installing the toolkit as well .. nothing has gone through. I even installed the toolkit on another PC (following all instructions) with the same results. I ensured that the USB debugging is selected and read step by step. I searched the forums for a solution, but I am at a loss.

My PC recognizes the phone and shows that the drivers are installed. The USBDeview shows the device is connected as well. I just got this phone yesterday and have not done anything with it.

Any ideas??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simple man:
Have you tried to right click and choose "run as administrator" ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] droidnoobEVO:
Got it...

Yes I ran it with the "run as administrator" option.

- I was able to get it rooted about an hour ago on a pc running xp. Could it of been the windows 7 on the other two?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Finitesimal:
I've installed the drivers through the Toolkit and everything seems to be running smoothly, except for one problem.

When I open the Toolkit, after I get the "ADB not initialized; successfully started ADB daemon" message, I get this (as part of the main page):

ADB MODE

List of devices attached

XXXXXXX (serial number here) offline

Now, I see that the screenshot in the OP has "devices" indicated after the serial number, but I'm not sure what that implies.

Any ideas as to what to do?

Addendum: I've searched the thread for the keyword "offline" (and found nothing) but beyond that I don't know what to look for.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mvaughn12:
can anyone send me the new cwm tar???? I did a donation and tried to update several time and it keeps failing states missing dll file. I have uninstalled and reinstalled but the new cwm does not update in the recovery folder. the link also provided for the cwm fails when clicking to download.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wwjoshdew:
If you're rooted, I HIGHLY recommend download "GooManager" from the Google Play store, open it, grant it root, press Menu, Install Open Script Recovery, yes, yes, and let it install a MUCH BETTER (IMHO) Custom Touch Screen recovery. It's constantly being updated with new features and is the best recovery out there (again, in my honest opinion).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jyuvfB7nMI&hd=1

Go to about 2 Minutes and 31 Seconds into the video to see what I'm talking about.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cbucz24:
Hey guys,

Im new over here...probably already know the answer, just trying to avoid it..There isnt a version of this tool for linux is there? I found one root walkthru online for ubuntu and Im having issues with the MTP drivers...its being a pain.

Im just trying to avoid using Windows anything, lol (sounds funny coming from someone Microsoft Certified ) but ever since Ubuntu ive not looked back...

But it sounds like for a few things Im gonna have to dust off my old laptop... Any pointers guys??

Again, sorry to disrupt your thread:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dontcallmyname:
hi there

I am using galaxy note Korean version E250S in indonesia but it only allowed GPRS connectivity while other international version of note II is under EDGE coverage

Both note 2 are using same provider and same location. Only the version of the device is different.

I wonder if my phone is locked or in trouble

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Daevionne:
When it flashes the recovery does it leave a watermark or increase flash counter?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mskip:
Flashing custom recovery will increase the flash counter.

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mskip:
SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 2 TOOLKIT AUTO UPDATE V3.1.5 [3RD JAN 2013] AVAILABLE!!

Changelog:

+Fixed CWM Recovery Images for ATT, LTE, Sprint, TMobile + Verizon from last Auto Update (Images hadn't been tarred for Odin so couldn't be detected)

+Fixed link in download section

+Made a few other small operational fixes

For people who do not want or cannot get the Auto Update versions you can download cwm touch from http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager and use the Toolkit to create a tar file and flash it via odin. The Toolkit just makes it ALLOT easier.

[Auto Updates are only accessible if you have donated to the Toolkit project, received an activation code and unlocked the donator features. Auto Updates are a much faster and easier way of pushing small updates that would otherwise not be worth doing. I can push a single textual change or add support for a new build without having to go through the whole process of building a full version and uploading a large file. IF you are not able to or do not want to donate to unlock the Auto Update feature (and other donator features) then all the smaller updates are collated and a full build made when I have time or if there are enough updates to warrant it. This is the easiest way to make sure all the Toolkits are as up to date as possible. IF you have any views about this please pm me about them and do not post in the open thread]

Enjoy :)

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] andygu3:
Just started the rooting process and I'm stuck. Downloaded drivers and then I went to the root/unroot part and now I'm stuck on the Green Android, Downloading.... Do not turn off target!! Any help would be appreciated

Edit: Am I stuck here? When I went into Odin, it closed and I can't get to that screen again

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Anyone out there to help or am I in trouble here? Not sure how to proceed with anything before a little help:)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] LaloHigh:
Looks like the drivers didnt installed properly. Unplug the phone and remove the battery so it can reboot then start all over. At list thats what I did when it happend to me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] andygu3:
I went ahead and pulled battery and everything is fine but for some reason while in odin, I searched for designated file but could not find it then it exited and of course I could not see device again since I was not booted into android.... I'll try again later. Anyways, donation coming just because you got my heart beating again. Haven't rooted a phone for 2 years so....:o
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] CZuber:
Driver install failure

the MSS installwizard could not install SAMSUNG USB driver for Mobile phones V1.5.16.0

I have rebooted no Kies was ever installed on this machine
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mitchell2345:
I cant find the download link for 3.1.5. Everything I find points me to 3.0.0. Am I missing something?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mskip:
Do you have the Auto Update version?

Did you read all the post?

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] andygu3:
It took me almost 30 minutes for my install, not sure why it took so long but be patient and try again

Read the op, auto updates will be pushed out to toolkit donations first
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] andygu3:
So...I went to root again and I found the root folder but when I pressed option 3 for all in one, I went into odin but I could not find the boot-insecure-recovery-alj1-SPH-L900, all that was in there was boot-insecure-alj1-SPH-L900. Is this still the tar that I need, not sure if I missed something, thanks for any assistance:)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mskip:
Can you run the procedure on your pc again and look carefully at your pc screen to read what is being done. It should copy 2 files and then create the tar for flashing. Look for any error messages and if you see any note them down.

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cnorborg:
sorry for the dumb question but im new to rooting samsung phones..

iv downloaded the toolkit and updated it.. but when i get to mod.no. list i cant find my build number (some chinese crazy model [ALPS.ICS.MP.V2.2]), so im wondering if there is any option i can use?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simple man:
I would double check that you downloaded the right one for your device, and wouldn't use the toolkit until your device info is displayed correctly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mskip:
What exact model number is your phone? You can find it in the settings, about phone screen.

If your model isnt supported then please DO NOT flash a different models image as it will lead to a brick. Let me know and I can add support if its possible.

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] CZuber:
I have tried to install these drivers 20 times same message each time unable in to install USB drivers
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mskip:
Do you get an error message? What message do you get when connecting the phone? What operating system is your pc?

Mark.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] biohazardjoker:
i have a new note 2 i get it today but the buil is JRO03C.L900VPALJC the question is i can use this toolkit to take care of the root, custom recovery software, and the stuff that is for erase the rom counter? the yellow exclamation software, sorry i dont know the name of that is the reset for the os went you root or put a rom in your device ty to all for your help
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] CZuber:
Windows 7 64 bit.

Tolkit V3.0.0

Sprint Model (42)

1 install Samsung USB drivers V1.5.16.0

MSS installwizard is installing: gets about 3/4 done

MSS InstallWizard could not install 'SAMSUNG USB DRIVER for mobilw phones V1.5.16.0'

If I just try to Root it. It stays at the Waiting for USB debugging to be enabled. Which it is.

Same thing each time.

I have disabled AV and Kies has never been installed.

Thanks for the help
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scolaro:
Just ignore me, I mixed up threads. Will post again in the correct forum...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] andygu3:
I went ahead and started over and followed all directions and videos to a t but in my root folder there still was not a recovery in the tar so I went ahead and did option 2 and everything went great so again thank you:)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mcskibadee1:
I have this same build number and get stopped at different places in the toolkit. I am showing a serial number after I installed the drivers which I did multiple times and I am choosing option 42 for my phone. Sometimes I can get to "enable usb debugging" and sometimes it will just get stuck after I choose my Su method and it just sits at that window. Either way I can't get it to work. I have tried every port, rebooting phone and computer. Spent an hour on this and nothing.

Is this build number not supported perhaps?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] thefranchizplaya:
The toolkit window won't stay open for me. The message it gives is "The system cannot find the path specified. 'C:\Users\MR' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. The system cannot find the path specified." The window closes after 2 seconds..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] CZuber:
Was shown another forum that had to try to install PDAnet to get the drivers and it work I am now rooted.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] biohazardjoker:
thats why i dont try with mine is new and is not my 1 rodeo but this one cost me almost $700 so i dont want a expensive brick in my pocket now please let me know if you find a fix
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gmplr831@comcast.net:
Just wanted to add my Thanks for this AWESOME all in one toolkit. I thanked your posts as well!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] datruth:
ATT devices running 4.1.2

I don't see an option for my device in the list (ATT Note 2 running 4.1.2) does that mean I can't use the TOOLKIT to root my phone or will the only ATT root option listed (4.1.1) work with my device?

BTW Thanks for your work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jfg69:
Just wondering if simply rooting will trip counter or is that only when I flash a rom?

Can I remove stock apps as from toolkit as root?

Hmmm... It strikes me I should already know this!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] maltydog:
Can't get this to work. I have installed the drivers several times (never had Kies on this computer). Also tried several cables and jacks on the computer. Running Windows 7 64bit. The toolkit runs, the serial number appears (the phone appears under my computer as well) the phone went into download mode,but the toolkit never loads Odin. I manually loaded Odin while the toolkit was running, flashed the file mentioned by the toolkit, Odin succeeds in rebooting the phone, but the toolkit does not resume after that, and I have to shut the window down on the toolkit. And the phone is not rooted. I did make a donation. Hope I can get this to work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] reubendevries:
It depends on the root method you use. The counter increases whenever you flash anything that isn't stock through download mode. So if you use Odin to flash TWRP or CWM then get root through the zip package then yes flash counter will increase by one... because you flashed a custom recovery on your phone. The easiest solution is to invest $3.00 then you can download Triangle Away by Chainfire and if you follow his instructions then you can decrease your flash count back to zero. Thus maintaining root keeping custom recovery and being able to flash ROMs while having a zero flash count.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jfg69:
Ok, so playing around in the toolkit and rooting does nothing to the counter.. once I flash recovery, it's game on.. Ill look at that app.. would be nice to have a similar function in the donate version of toolkit though, especially since I did... :D:D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] biohazardjoker:
Please anybody can help me?

i have a new note 2 but the buil is JRO03C.L900VPALJC this tool kit works with this build? Please let me know I really want to root soon
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] SnackoDog:
If you want to know if it works with your phone, you just have to pay for it. It's only $3. I could not find an answer if it works for my phone, so I paid and then I saw my Note 2 i317 was in the list after I updated the Toolkit. You can only update if you pay. You might find out it does not work for your phone, but it will not cost much.

If this is your first time, and you are not sure what you are doing, and your worried about voiding your warranty, then you probably should not do it. I am a Windows Developer with 25 years of experience. I don't know much about Android architecture and all the software, but I was able to figure it out based on past experience in development. Plus I research everything before I do it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] reubendevries:
If you use Odin to flash a recovery it should bump up your counter. If it doesn't then your luckier then I am but whatever. At least it works and there is a way to reverse everything if you need warranty.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] biohazardjoker:
so this is a donate toolkit but i have to donate to get the upgrade?? so in other words is buy the right toolkit for my phone in 3 bucks? mmmm im gonna make a research about other method, i dont make money with this is for my personal use i dont have a store or something like that.

but thank you for your time at least someone answer my question
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] maltydog:
Any suggestions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mattsm:
Sure it does this build number, don't have to search far for it. It is is the OP.......... just look at the pictures.

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Well it is hard to understand everything you mention here. Have you tried installing drivers from same download that many times? Have you tried to redownload kit and then reinstall? THO it is hard to determine what you have going on. But it you are having trouble with the kit. I would redownload, reinstall, making sure any AV is not picking something up during the process.

First thing is I do, install drivers. I then put phone in all modes to allow all drivers to be installed. booted mode, manually put it recovery mode, manually put it in download mode, making sure through device manager all is good.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] maltydog:
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Well it is hard to understand everything you mention here. Have you tried installing drivers from same download that many times? Have you tried to redownload kit and then reinstall? THO it is hard to determine what you have going on. But it you are having trouble with the kit. I would redownload, reinstall, making sure any AV is not picking something up during the process.

First thing is I do, install drivers. I then put phone in all modes to allow all drivers to be installed. booted mode, manually put it recovery mode, manually put it in download mode, making sure through device manager all is good.[/QUOTE]

Well, I first went into download mode, and the computer installed the drivers.

Then I went into recovery mode, and was surprised to see that the toolkit did work partially,

because the recover is now TWRP recovery. So I guess I can either reinstall the toolkit,

or maybe I should just use TWRP to install the correct zip file?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mattsm:
Well odin did flash the file. did you flash the file that the tool kit prepared for you after you chose your root options? Cuz it sounds like it did.

If so then root should be there, depending on what you selected in the tool kit. You will either have superuser or SuperSU in your app drawer.

maybe explain what exactly the options you chose. All this kit does is make everything in one place for ya. you can manually odin that tar it created in archive.

edit: (and very nicely I might add)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] maltydog:
I redownloaded the toolkit, verified that drivers were there for all modes, and ran the toolkit again.

This time, Odin did load, I pushed the correct file, boot-insecure-alj1-recovery-SPHL900.tar. and that worked correctly in Odin, the phone reset, the part that did not work was when the tooklit is supposed to setting up root on the phone afterwards. It remounted, but when I see the video showing what's supposed to happen, the tooklit did not push superuser and su binary, and did not set permissions.

Instead I got a message saying it was removing old root files, then a something message if I got 5 messages about a root file (Sorry should have wrote it down) then the tookit just hung there. Tried running it again, chose the recovery and superuser, the 2 files were copied, and toolkit just hung without rebooting the phone. So I'm not sure what to do at this point. I definitely have twrp recovery (I just ran a backup), but I was unable to push the Superuser or busybox files, and I cannot load any programs requiring root access, I get a message that my phone is not rooted. I have rooted phones before, I have used Odin before. But I am new to this phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mattsm:
I would use the unroot option since there seems to be root files there already from something you done in all this. Then reroot it again. If all else, flash back completely stock and start all over.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] maltydog:
Given that my phone was not actually rooted, and busybox was not installed, I am not sure I see how that will work.