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[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jburks725:
Sadly, I do not have enough posts to my name to reply to the thread in the Development forum, so I thought I'd post this here. I'm using Drew's JB747 M7, and it's very close to perfect for my needs. I had a couple issues that I ran into, and I've fixed them, so I wanted to share.

1) I ran into the issue with the Call Log prepending + to all incoming calls. This, of course, makes it impossible to return a call by tapping it in the Log. The TMO RIL files mentioned in post #3951 in that thread did, in fact, fix the issue for me.

2) Even after updating the RIL files, I found that I could not use Google Voice for my voicemail. I know that it's not possible to use Voice's built-in setup wizard to configure itself as the VM service in TW ROMs, and I know that I cannot get VMs to display in Call Log with TW either, but the issue I had was that my forwarding did not work. If I rejected a call, it went to dead air. It did not hang up, and it did not go to my GV greeting. After some tinkering, I found that resetting my forwarding numbers to the default (using the MMI ##004# in Dialer) did work with call rejections (sending to my AT&T VM, of course). After doing this, I tried the *004*[GV NUMBER]# MMI, and tested the call reject again. This time it forwarded to GV as expected. I know this is mentioned as a possible fix in other threads, but I wanted to state that it worked for me, so it's worth a try if you already have GV as your VM service on whatever ROM you're flashing from.

3) SOD - after freezing some Samsung bloatware, I rebooted. I'm using the stock kernel DG includes in the ROM. A couple hours later, I experienced my first SOD. The soft buttons were illuminated, and the only thing I could do to fix was pull the battery. This was with the suggested settings in No-Frills from the M7QuickFix set, and supposed to apply on Reboot. Looking at the CPU speed stats in No-Frills after the SOD, I noticed a whole lot of time spent at 384MHz, despite 486MHz being set as my minimum. It seems like perhaps No-Frills settings are not, in fact, re-applying after reboot. I'm still tinkering with No-Frills to see if I can replicate.

I may flash Ktoonsez's kernel so I can get KTweaker instead, but wanted to at least mention that it looks like double-checking CPU speeds after a reboot might be a good idea.

Hope this helps someone out there. And a big THANKS to Drew for his great ROM. Donation heading your way shortly, and I can't wait to see 1.0. :good:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Heisenberg420:
Flash ktoonsez kernel it fixes the sod with out needing to set min to 486
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jburks725:
Thanks!

Just flashed ktoonsez's 10/31 kernel, which was posted moments after I'd finished flashing 10/28 :eek:. I ran KT's kernels on all of the AOKP and CM JB ROMs I've run, plus a handful of TW ICS ROMs. Love KT's work, but wanted to try out the stock kernel in JB747. I was getting fantastic battery life with the stock kernel, so I'm hopeful KT's gives me some good life, too.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] bbgt2:
Flash grafixxnyc port and u won't have any issues.

As for your Google Voice issues i never had issues. It would say it didn't work when setting up but always did.

I was a fan of Drew's ROMs but the high Android b system drain was b worrying me. After 6 builds it was always high.

Been running this port and couldn't be happier. Try it you won't be sorry.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jburks725:
Thanks for the suggestion. I actually have tried grafixxnyc's Stock Sprint port and prefer DG's ROM. Too much Sprint stuff in grafixxnyc's port.

I have not, however, tried BlackJelly if that's the one you mean. Was considering trying it this weekend, though I'm hoping Drew will have JB747 1.0 out by then. :)

At this point, JB747 M7 with KT's kernel is working quite well for me, after the RIL fix at least. Going to keep this as my go-to nandroid for a while I think. :good:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jbl16:
Thanks for the tips. Im currently using m4.1 sprint leak as my daily driver. Works great, I get over 30hrs of life with light use. About 18-20 w mod use.

Galaxy S3
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jburks725:
Yeah, I was getting great battery life with DG's stock kernel. KT's kernel eliminates the SOD for me (so far...it's only been 36 hours), but the battery life is slightly inferior. Using ktoonservative and SIO. Stock voltages, so I may need to play with that.

Which specific ROM are you using? Got a link?
[Thunderbolt General] feered:
Looks like my mecha days are over. Just wanted to drop a thanks to all the developers who tried (granted the lack of support by HTC) to keep this device updated. Not only the developers I owe my gratitude to, but as well as the community who guided me in the right direction.

I received my out-of-brand replacement Droid RAZR yesterday and have already gotten some ROM's on there (jelly bean woo woo!)... What a BIG difference in development I must say as far as ROM's go.

Big thanks again,

PEACE!
[Thunderbolt General] Dannar:
How do you have custom ROMs on a moto device like a RAZR? Isn't it all "screw them hackers" locked down bootloader?

Duely blundered from my thunderdolt.
[Thunderbolt General] feered:
Actually yeah, the bootloader is locked. When I received the Razr as a replacement, I was wondering the same thing. They have a nifty work around actually. The bootloader pretty much locks in the current OS and kernel so that it can't be wiped (or heavily modified) from the device...

What has been done is that a developer took TWRP and modified it so it works with the bootloader. It shelves the OS's on different partitions, but keeps your stock MOTO ROM on the phone (untouched). Right now I have 2 other ROM's installed on my phone that I can interchange during a reboot. I actually prefer this to unlocking the bootloader and clearing my phone completely. For any reason I ever need to call Verizon, unrooting my phone is almost 10 easier.
[Thunderbolt General] craigviar:
No changeable battery :(
[Thunderbolt General] arrghushakaboorga:
I've been looking at jumping to a new phone from my T-Bolt but I also don't want to lose my grandfathered unlimited on VZW.
[Thunderbolt General] volfan22:
My upgrade is later this month too. I'm just not sure which phone I should go with. Right now I'm debating between getting the Moto Droid Razr Maxx HD or the soon to be announced HTC Droid DNA. That new HTC phone looks like a powerhouse! You guys have any suggestions?
[Thunderbolt General] feered:
Well let's put it this way - I didn't pay anything. They sent me this as a replacement for my Thunderbolt, not an upgrade.
[Thunderbolt General] geoff5093:
I'd recommend the HTC DNA. I've upgraded my Thunderbolt tot he GS3, then returned it the next day, and when the MAXX HD came out I upgraded to that but returned it the following week. I haven't found a phone that I enjoy like I have the Thunderbolt, each phone has major compromises. My cousin has the HTC One X and it's an absolutely gorgeous device, the camera is great and the display is unmatched. I'm hoping the DNA will be my next phone.
[Thunderbolt General] feered:
I was about to poop my pants when you mentioned that you returned your GS3.... then decided to go and do some research on the DNA and again, nearly pooped my pants. The DNA looks absolutely AMAZING.

This is what got me going:

- Super LCD 3

- 440 PPI (full 1080p res 1920 x 1080)

- Expandable microSD (thank GOD!! manufactures are deterring the option of SD to create a heavier price market for mobile devices; ex. Samsung GS3)

- 2,020 mAh

- JellyBean 4.1 STOCK

- Bezel Thin Display (for those who don't know, the LCD will cover the entire phone leaving little, to no borders)

DEAL MAKER!

- Snapdragon S4 Pro Quad-Core
[Thunderbolt General] feered:
ALSO, failed to mention it has 5 inch display, 2GB of RAM, and a 16GB internal storage (which I assume might have variations of: 16, 32, etc..)
[Thunderbolt General] volfan22:
Yeah I know guys it seems legit! Regarding those specs, that battery is supposed to be bumped up to 2500 mAh so that should help a little. I just hope battery life is good on this device. That was one of the Thunderbolt's major problems. Of course all of these ROMS helped with that and I just got spare batteries so it isn't a problem anymore for me though.... The Droid DNA looks amazing though! I can't wait for it. I just hope they are able to unlock the bootloader if it is locked so we can but some stock 4.2 on it!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blackstard:
Is there any port for STOCK ROMS? All that actually are for ICS roms... If someone have it can post here?

Thanks..

Sent from my iPhone
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] winxuser:
no but here is a custom launcher for stock rom http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1652456
[Acer Iconia A500] briwayjones:
Hey all! I've been lurking around XDA for years for various devices. I'm good with computers but newer to Android/Linux. And I don't have much of a programming background. I have done some installing of custom ROMS on a phone of mine and even dabbling in a kitchen some. So it's not totally foreign to me.

I've been reading about custom ROMS on and off for a few months thinking about installing a custom ROM. And then actually reading and researching it the last day or two. Since we're not going to get Jelly Bean I decided finally to update to a custom Jelly Bean ROM. I am finding all the information very unorganized and very spread out. And not very comprehensive. Which is making it hard to get a good grasp of everything. Things like what SKBs are and APX mode. And exactly what processes you need to take to install which ROMS. If you need to install a kernel or it does it automatically ect. Very confusing! I thought I had figured out enough to do it.

On my A500 I had the latest Acer ICS OTA update but rooted. I want to install the CM10 Jellytime ROM. I did a factory reset. Using AfterOTA v1.09 I installed first "Bootloader Ics v3.14.8+Thor v1.7.3". Then after that I changed to "Bootloader Ics v3.14.8+Recovery Twrp v2.1.3. It seemed to work fine. I got into the bootloader. I have the Jellytime ZIP file on my external SD card. The first time I think I just clicked install, picked the ZIP and did the swipe to install. Which brings me to my big question. What is it supposed to do after that? It just went back to the Recovery boot animation and back into the recovery without seemingly doing anything. If I rebooted holding the Vol-, it would just go into Recovery and not flash anything. If I just let it boot it would boot the factory ROM. The Thor recovery did something similar.

I then did the wiping/formatting of all of the cache, factory resets and system. And when I tried to install it again basically the same results. Except now it won't boot into the factory ROM since I wiped the system. Which will also not let it connect over USB and to the AfterOTA. If I turn it on holding the Vol+ and get the boot menu and pick the fastboot it tries to do the fastboot but just hangs on the Fastboot notification.

I've been searching and reading but can't figure out if I didn't do something I should have or missed a step. Any help would be appreciated.
[Acer Iconia A500] briwayjones:
Ah! I figured it out! I didn't realize that even though you're using a custom recovery program that you still have to name the ROM file "update.zip". I thought that might be the case but couldn't connect the tablet to the computer via USB and didn't have an SD adapter to connect the card to the computer and change the name. I ended up getting a card adapter. After I changed the name it worked.
[Acer Iconia A500] dibb_nz:
great, thanks for posting your solution:cool:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] porkchopbolt:
Just wondering if anyone has come across this.

I was on a miui Rom and every so often I noticed these faint lines going horizontally across the screen. They weren't really intrusive, just annoying as you'd notice them when the screen was on a light color.

I thought it might have been the Rom, so I flashed a different one, this time one based on AOSP. at first things seemed fine, them I noticed them again the other day. They do go away after a while, but it's just annoying.

I'm on dorimanx latest Mali kernel. But I think I was on a different kernel on the miui Rom.

What could it be, and how can I resolve it? Any suggestions appreciated.

Tapatalked from my GSII
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rossgetty:
Searched but can't seem to find a solution so hopefully someone can help me out.

Had no problems using the dongle up until I updated to Jelly Bean. Now I can only connect if I have a Wi-Fi connection or no internet connection whereas before it was fine with just mobile data and this is what I prefer. When I connect with just mobile data it turns my Wi-Fi on and switches automatically, I tried 'forgetting' my Wi-Fi connection but then it shuts down as soon as it connects! This is driving me mad!:mad:
[Motorola Atrix 2] xLordNitro:
Well...

Unfortunately today as i was sending a text message to a friend using the new 4.2 keyboard with flow, a girl came running down the hallway and managed to knock my phone out my hand with her book bag...the end result was not pretty. The phone fell about 5 feet straight face down unto the screen. My otterbox commuter did very little to shelter the phone...and the screen has cracked pretty much everywhere on the right side. The digitizer is completely fine, but the glass is terrible. So...instead of fixing it, or waiting six months for my upgrade eligibility to get a new iPhone 5, (i have an iPad and a MBP, so it would be logical to connect all three, to keep me more organized in school), i called AT&T and they have let me get a new SGSIII for the regular price with an early upgrade...so as Jim did, i seized the opportunity. Just wanted to say thanks to all the great developers we have here, its been a great pleasure, and they've worked their asses off to do some pretty amazing things with this phone. Ill still be around checking stuff out, and if anyone wants anything tested, im willing to use my MB865 AT&T as a guinea pig. My S3 wont be here till Friday or Monday, so after that if any of the developers want anything tested, im willing to run it.

Thanks for everything guys!

-Sent from my Cracked MB865 running CM10 :D
[Motorola Atrix 2] souljaboy:
Ive listed mine too, but im getting the Atrix HD... couldnt imagine my life without my lapdock anymore...

So what did the girl say, after she killed your little precious ? :(
[Motorola Atrix 2] xLordNitro:
She didn't even notice and kept running..
[Motorola Atrix 2] paleozord:
I don't think the Atrix HD supports Webtop/Tablet mode, so your lapdock won't get much benefit from it...
[Motorola Atrix 2] Ajfink:
I'm leaving for the Nexus 4 soon too, ;)
[Motorola Atrix 2] souljaboy:
It does, just no tablet mode... ive researched it properly.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31959597&postcount=16
[Motorola Atrix 2] paleozord:
Meaning it will just mirror your phone's display on the larger screen, without changing resolution or utilizing available optimizations like tabbed web pages in the browser, split screen view in email etc.

Good to know it at least still functions somewhat compatibly I suppose.
[Motorola Atrix 2] souljaboy:
I know, and thats just what I need :D
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Murdockz:
Sup dudes,

Can I move the whole SDcard folder to my exSDcard? New to android so bare with me!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolhof:
Yes you can use directory bind.

Read this guide and have fun with android.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Murdockz:
Thanks for the reply. My question is, if I move the folder "SDcard" will that harm the phone in anyway?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rootx60:
ok here is my question. I have a samsung infuse 4 g I would like to flash to ice cream sandwich. I cannot go to recovery as the picture is all scribbled. So I am not able to install CM10. Can someone help me with this issue
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
Try searching....this is the most common issue that has been talked about easily over a hundred times...

I'll give you a hint... search "rainbow recovery" or check out Andros guide for flashing jb...I think it addresses the rainbow recovery...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] JB calhoun:
u need gb bootloaders
[Samsung Infuse 4G] eZdubzitmk4:
Yeah man search, use Odin to flash the GB boot loader

Sent from my dr0id running Liquid Smooth r0m
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ricpdjrr:
I had no idea where to look for this so I figured I would start here.

I would like to find a list of the most commonly used Android camera package and class names. If such a left exists could someone please tell me where to find it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated...

Thanks, Rich
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bizarre.static:
just wondering, has anyone tried to install the new camera app?

i tried and theres no preview, but it take pics anyways, and photo sphere does not work
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benem3000:
I also get no preview, just a white screen. Still takes pictures. Panorama fc's. Video creates unplayable video file, and I don't know if photo sphere works as the screen is all white. Gallery seems to work, but FC's on a couple editing options. Hopefully an easy fix. I'm on epinters cm10 (10/29) with 1300 oc.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatperson:
Did you guys try changing the build.prop to match the Galaxy Nexus'?

Sent from that Atrix.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benem3000:
Yes I already tried that. I would do more experiments but I'm in Maui on vacation atm. Get back Friday though so I can give it a look then. I assume at the least someone could take what they can from the new camera and make a hybrid.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alcapone263:
There's a version on android police that claims to have photo sphere working on all phones, haven't tried it yet
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benem3000:
That is the version I'm using. Photo sphere probably works, but I can't see the screen to use it.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] victorevo:
It kind of work

Hello!!

So i installed The new camera/gallery App... And it works, with preview . Video works, Photo works, panorama crashes,And even Photosphere enter in that mod, The calibration is wrong And when it takes the first part-Photo it crashes

I'm on cm10 "with some libs" 23/10/12

Sorry if my english is ugly xD
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benem3000:
Then its probably the libs that fix it. Again not much I can try until I am home :P
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bizarre.static:
what version did you install? i installed this flashable zip and nothing http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1966302

just white screen on preview
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] victorevo:
Make sure you have free space in /system , because y had only 400kb , after that , I deleted some apss, and it works, I think you need 7 mb at least

Good luck =>

Whatch out of what you delete my friend n.n

what ROM you are using?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dorbot:
Very interested to see if we can get this up and running. Does the Atrix have a Gyroscope? I cant remember but I got the impression Photosphere requires one.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoG3:
How does I go about doing that? :D
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linkinjoze:
I was wondering this because i really want to buy this phone and also i love to use big sony headphones

i have the Sony Mega Bass

will they sound loud in an XPLAY? even if you dont have the same headphones do you use something similar? please tell me

thx
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] legacygt777:
the play is an excellent music player. matter of fact, it's very quiet in the unwanted noise department.

i am a professional producer and musician and have used $600 "big" head phones just fine.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mocket:
My Sennheiser HD 25 ii sounds awesome on the Xperia Play but make sure you have a decent music player, such as Poweramp
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Franzferdinan51:
Okay so at first I thought it was just me but my sisters nexus. S cant access it either keeep getting server error what's that all about?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D.Spirit:
GPlay works fine.

Maybe the problem is from your connection.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] MicroClue:
Hi everyone,

Is there anyone who has Onavo Extend working with XquiziT xD the JB version? It works with Frosty's X2... but for this, apparently it lacks the vpn components.

I've tried installing the tun.ko module; but the kernel already has it default, and I've tried reinstalling OpenVPN to no avail.

Can anyone help ...? Thank you so much!
[Motorola Atrix HD] ATGAdmin:
You need to be rooted, and know how to read the instructions in the next post to install it manually since we have yet to get a working recovery.

I installed it manually, set permissions accordingly and it works great!

Download link

HOW TO USE LINK

And for those of you too lazy to click:

"In Photo Sphere mode, you can capture the world around you: create fully immersive 360-degree shots, wide-angle scenic shots, and even what’s above and below you.

From Camera's main screen, touch the current mode icon and then the Photo Sphere icon.

An alignment box with a doughnut-shaped target appears, with the message “Align to start.”

Adjust the camera position so that the floating dot is precisely at the center of the doughnut target. It takes a few seconds for the camera to calibrate the scene as you hold the camera steady. When you succeed, a blue Shutter button with a white square appears below the image. Do not touch the button yet.

Move the camera laterally, up, or down. The alignment box and floating dot reappear. Align so that the floating dot is at the center.

When you succeed, a second image automatically appears next to the first.

Keep moving the camera, repeating the previous step, until you have photographed the entire scene you want to capture.

Touch the Shutter button to capture the Photo Sphere.

It takes a minute or two for the photo to render. You can preview it as it renders.

To view your most recent Photo Sphere, swipe left on the main camera screen, and touch the Photo Sphere icon to pan automatically through the shot. You can also drag to move through the captured scene.

To share a PhotoSphere that you're viewing in Gallery, touch the Share icon and select a sharing method."

Sent from my A H Delicious!
[Motorola Atrix HD] ATGAdmin:
1) Copy the MotGallery2.apk found in the "nexus_camera.rar" that you just downloaded to /system/app

2) Copy the lib files from the zip to /system/lib.

3) Then set permissions for lib files and MotGallery2.apk just like photo below:

View attachment 1447540

4) Reboot Phone.

Open up "Gallery" To use the "Sphere Camera" and click the "camera" icon in upper right of the gallery.

This will open up the camera. Then click the little camera icon in lower right, and you'll see this:

View attachment 1447496

Click the Sphere icon on that bar and you'll now be able to shoot "Sphere Photos" like this:

View attachment 1447497

Very easily done! Now you have the latest "Sphere Camera" from the Nexus 4 ;)
[Motorola Atrix HD] ML417:
I haven't managed to get photo sphere to work properly, I don't believe it's able to read the sensors on my AHD
[Motorola Atrix HD] scottrod:
yeah I did this and now I dont have a gallery app...... then I restarted my phone and its soft bricked.... when I try to reflash ics I get errors because the files modified by this wont let me update...

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[Motorola Atrix HD] popfan:
ATGadmin, are you using 4.1.1 update or 4.0.4?
[Motorola Atrix HD] fromanbr:
will wait for more tests before install.. but thanks anyway!
[Motorola Atrix HD] gzrecoil:
Doesn't work for me, it barely knows when to snap the first photo and you are awkwardly pointing it at the sky and then it never finishes rendering the first photo.