yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Eric1985:
Hey guys in having the same problem as I did after the 2nd update I believe to the S3. At random times the Wifi will turn itself on so it's apparently a Samsung problem just not the certain phone you are using. It's not really killing my battery yet is just more annoying I pull down the notification bar and the Wifi is on. Anybody know of a fix?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] reinaldistic:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1957989
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxspiderx:
I have owned the C9O for 2 days and believed that the infamous screen lift problem wouldn't concern me. Well, tonight I noticed the edge on upper left side of my screen was slightly (and I mean less than a hairline) above the chrome bezel and had little room to be pressed down.

I wonder if I am the latest victim of this design flaw. So far I am hearing no creaking or popping sounds. Does this merit an exchange and if not, will the issue get worse?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilometers4:
Don't worry. If you have to ask, don't worry. Don't forget that you have a year warranty if it gets worse. :)

Mine has a lift too, I'm going to enjoy it until they fix the issues and then if it gets worse, I'll deal with it then.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] LRGDNA:
Can anyone tell me how to edit the xml files in my systemUI app that would enable 1% battery increments for my battery. I know there are some mods out there for this but I already have a modded status bar and I don't want to lose those changes. Thanks for any help you can give me.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] sendust7:
Welcome to... Atrix Boot Emporium!​

Powered by AROMA Installer with custom ICS theme!​

Test out different kernels for the same ROM or boot a second ROM hosted on SD card in a sleek, menu-driven environment. No need for fastboot or heavy installers.

Easy to flash via CWM, but... “I will let YOU DECIDE whether to wipe /data !” See Notes below.

Atrix-Boot-Emporium-V2.0-signed.zip: http://www.mediafire.com/?azassaimbbgmnxd

Checksum: ed9649db8b2990e3280d37b6a78104f7

Version 2.0 features:

Menus to select ROM location (EMMC or SD Card) and ROM family (GB, CM7 or CM10)

GB NottachTrix:

AT&T

Faux 1.00GHz

Faux 1.30GHz

Faux 1.45GHz

(D00 and 1100 were pulled to reduce zip size)
​

GB MROM:

HW Voltage

SW Voltage​

CM7 MROM:

HW Voltage

SW Voltage​

CM7 Neutrino:

EE

GT

GT+
​

CM10 (EMMC-only):

epinter Stock and OC1300

Th3Bill JB AOKP and JB MIUI
​

Dual-boot support! Boot supported ROMs hosted on SD card. Here I assume that your SD-based ROM resides at the following ext3[4] partitions:

/dev/block/mmcblk1p2 (/system)

/dev/block/mmcblk1p3 (/cache)

/dev/block/mmcblk1p4 (/data)
​

Instructions:

1. Download Atrix-Boot-Emporium-V2.0-signed.zip to SD card

2. Boot to CWM and "install/choose zip from sdcard".

3. Select Atrix-Boot-Emporium-V2.0-signed.zip

4. Install zip and follow instructions on the Welcome screen

5. Select ROM location: EMMC (internal memory) or SD (external memory)

6. Select ROM family: GB, CM7 or CM10 (CM9 and ICS not yet available)

7. Select kernel

8. Confirm and reboot (ignore “Status 0” error --- AROMA Installer bug)
​

Note 1: Atrix Boot Emporium is not a ROM store. I only stock boots ;) (sorry). Also, I don't have version numbers for the kernels. But you can look inside the zip and view the timestamps of the boot images. You can also verify kernel version by going to Settings > About Phone.

Note 2: I did not include boot images for ROMs that are new or frequently updated. I'll wait until things settle down a bit :)

Note 3: This is a powerful tool, so remember which ROM you have installed on EMMC (or SD if applicable), and try not to cross ROM families, e.g. don't boot to CM10 with a CM7 kernel or you will soft-brick. You MAY need to wipe data and/or reintall GApps, even if booting to a member of the same ROM family. Please Nandroid backup or at least Titanium backup system + apps beforehand.

Note 4: If you have problems booting a ROM hosted on SD even after wiping /cache and /data, try repartitioning /system, /cache and /data using my Smart Part partitioning tool, found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1651356 . Then reinstall ROM and reboot. This always works for me except for CM10 ROMs. For some reason I can't get them to boot off SD. Maybe a security / permissions issue.

Standard disclaimers apply.

Enjoy!

Credits: NottachTrix, faux123, Notorious544d, mmontouri, Th3Bill, epinter, amarullz (AROMA Installer), Koush (CWM Recovery) and any others I didn't mention (sorry).
[Atrix 4G Android Development] peddarson:
seems nice but how about listing the install steps?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ashupulse:
dude u r awesome !
[Atrix 4G Android Development] syngamer96:
What exactly is this might I ask? I don't exactly know its function. I should be ashamed if it was something basic...
[Atrix 4G Android Development] antmiu2:
^ this. I dont know either what exactly is this.. and the instructions aren't as clear as a noob like me would want :confused:
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ranjithkumar1201:
Is this a JB or ICS
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ravilov:
Not having downloaded or tried anything (yet), my initial guess is this is just a brand new way of dual-booting, no ROMs are included.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] tatperson:
This is not a ROM , I guess its just some ways to flash kernels and such?

I'm confused.

Sent from that Atrix.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] OtVang:
? Same as Cyanoboot ?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Hai_Duong:
This is a Rom I think based on nochttatrix Rom. Gonna test it.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ravilov:
Not a ROM. No ROM is only 40 MB in size. And there's especially no evidence it has anything to do with Nottachtrix. Where did you get that?

Just downloaded it, seems it's an Aroma installer with a bunch of kernels to choose from, ramfix included.

Note to OP: there is no point in making the MD5 checksum a downloadable file or a spreadsheet or whatever it is. Just put the MD5 string directly in the OP.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Hai_Duong:
Yeah its compatible with Nottachtirx ROM. This is a kernel installer i flashed it. U can choose between different kernels. About the themen i didnt get any to choose or what every.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] CaelanT:
First thing the OP says is : Initial release features the original NottachTrix 1.3.1-compatible kernels and ramfix
[Atrix 4G Android Development] sendust7:
This is strictly a custom boot image loader that I developed on my own. And the Welcome screen explicitly says: "Initial release features NottachTrix-compatible boot images".

Atrix-Boot-Emporium assumes that at least one ROM is installed on your device and features the six boot images found in the NottachTrix1.3.1 ROM. Emporium also features each of these six images with modified ramdisks to redirect the /system, /cache and /data filesystem mounts to SD card for dual-boot --- assuming the three "ext" partitions exist on SD and are of adequate size.

So if you flash the zip and follow instructions, you should find the original six NottachTrix1.3.1-compatible boot images and a corresponding six identical images adapted for SD-based ROMs (for dual boot).
[Atrix 4G Android Development] schwarzlichtkind:
So if I flash Nottatrix-ext to my SD and have ICS or CM7/9/10 on my phone, this zip will automatically arrange everything (creating folders with boot-images from both Roms) that I can switch between both? I was only able to that on Blur-based Roms until now - never got it working properly on Cm7.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] sendust7:
In this initial release, the user selects a single boot image and that image is flashed to the boot partition, nothing else.

I was thinking that a subsequent release could feature a master menu where the user can select among GB (NottachTrix), CM7[9, 10] and ICS. Then a menu of boot images is presented for each class of ROMs.

The main idea behind the initial release was to enable quick selection of different boot images (e.g. OC kernels) for a particular ROM, in this case NottachTrix.

And it's already bailed me out of some trouble while on the road (no fastboot), lol.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] schwarzlichtkind:
Thank you, that´s awesome! Now I finally get the full purpose of this Release. Definitly I good thing - plz develop it further, I can get everything working with DualBoot except the boot.img thingies... That really bumped me every time.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] sendust7:
Thanks for the feedback. I will look at my work schedule and see what I can do for the next release.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] sendust7:
Atrix Boot Emporium V2.0 Released!​

Version 2.0 features...

Menus to select ROM location (EMMC or SD Card) and ROM family (GB, CM7 or CM10).

Includes boot images from...

GB NottachTrix

AT&T

Faux 1.00GHz

Faux 1.30GHz

Faux 1.45GHz

(D00 and 1100 were pulled to reduce zip size)
​

GB MROM

HW Voltage

SW Voltage
​

CM7 MROM

HW Voltage

SW Voltage
​

CM7 Neutrino

EE

GT

GT+​

CM10 (EMMC-only)

epinter Stock and OC1300

Th3Bill JB AOKP and JB MIUI
​

Dual-boot support! Boot supported ROMs hosted on SD card. Here I assume that your SD-based ROM resides at the following ext3[4] partitions:

/dev/block/mmcblk1p2 (/system)

/dev/block/mmcblk1p3 (/cache)

/dev/block/mmcblk1p4 (/data)​

See OP for details!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Alex1x:
Time to make the jump from S2. What would you do?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MultiLockOn:
Nexus 4 easily.. if came downto the note and the galaxy s3 then I'd choose the note personally. Nicer screen, longer battery life, the 4420 soc here in the states, etc. But against the nexus 4 it's beat in hardware and software in every aspect. Easily. Not to mention price
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Omar04:
Nexus 4 :beer::D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] umash4:
4G will be missed, right?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MiguelHogue:
Note ²

Doin the jump... Ayyy.. Sexy Sexy :sly::sly::sly::what:

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] duce415:
Yea buddy... think I might have to jump to that note 2 too.. that thang looks dope...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cas8180:
Isn't the only reason the LG optimimus q up for discussion is the potential of Android updates? Cause other than that it smokes the new nexus spec wise
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MiguelHogue:
It does.. Getting mine in a few days

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Apk07:
I feel like upgrading from the S2 to any of those newer devices is about the equivalent of upgrading from the iPhone 4S to the iPhone 5. You aren't going to feel a giant difference. You're rarely, if ever, going to take advantage of the performance those newer devices are capable of (for now and any time in the near future).

I feel like its kind of a waste to upgrade to anything outside of your 2 year contract unless you're A) loaded and don't give a ****, B) there is something seriously wrong with your phone, or C) whatever you're doing is so ridiculously processor intensive you need something more powerful.

It isn't like we're on outdated software. We're going to get official jellybean soon, and have ample developer support behind AOSP builds of 4.1.2 (and soon 4.2) which run almost flawlessly. It isn't like our dual core exynos ever bogs down in anything availible on the market, or for daily use, and if it did- you can always overclock. Our touchscreens are great, the super AMOLED/gorilla glass display is phenomenal, battery life (if used correctly) is acceptable, the device is plenty big unless you have gorilla hands, the cameras are fine, etc. Unless you're already at your 2 year (which you shouldn't be, because the phone came out late 2011), I don't see any big calling to upgrade. This upgrade fever is ridiculous and pointless.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] m4xwellmurd3r:
I might eventually get a note 2 but not for a while. This phone is perfectly fine for me. My upgrade kicks in December so I'm gonna get my gf an s3 for an early present since her evo3d is having issues
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Yorcuemer:
Everything you said is True.... My phone still rocks :laugh:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] crawrj:
Galaxy S3. The Note is just too big for me. No external sd or replaceable battery is a deal breaker for me on the nexus 4. Plus I like touchwiz. So that leaves the S3, which I absolutely love. Since my upgrade isn't up until next year and because I am very happy with my S2, I won't be going anywhere anytime soon.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
I totally agree with this but some people like new stuff or have money for it so my vote is for the S3. Of those options I feel the note2 is the biggest upgrade only due to the screen size. I personally think that screen size of the note is too big though. My must haves include a sd slot and removable battery is also very nice the Gnex is out and that leaves the S3. I might also consider the HTC.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] fiernaq:
Would the Nexus 4 work on the Sprint network?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] duce415:
I'm jealous... I'll see you there in a lil bit tho lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] basketthis:
No. N4 will only be released in a tmobile and an unlocked version. Google doesn't want to mess around with LTE closed source drivers. Causes too many issues and delays. According to what I've read.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] naripsta:
In short, Google is telling Verizon to eff off.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] asd87:
I said my next phone will be a nexus. LG made a pretty sharp looking phone and it packs some pretty nice specs. I'm more concerned about stock Android so rooting will not be needed with the LG Nexus 4 (for me anyway).
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] yellowman82:
My upgrade been available since June and I just want a new phone lol my lil sister will take my e4gt as for me I'm jumping to a manly phone the note 2. No removable battery, SD card slot and no lte is a deal breaker for me plus with jellybean smoothness I can be patient for android updates.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Kamrondroid:
My wife was upgrade eligible and picked up a Note 2 this past Saturday. I'm pretty impressed with it. I've tried it out in my pocket several times and despite the increase in size it still seems surprisingly pocketable to me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sling:
GNote2 all the way.

Screen = Amazing

Battery life = 7.5 - 8.5 hour screen on time.

Device OS performance is smooth as butter.

After a couple days of use you wont feel comfy picking up small smartphones.

At least that how I felt playing with ET4G , GS3 display units at Sprint store yesterday.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] yellowman82:
That's how I feel lol I mean I get why others would feel the need to get a nexus device which is mostly for the software updates but when I see the note 2 and what its packing (no homo) I know I can be patient for it to receive the next software update.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sling:
Yeah no worries here software updates will come.

Development for GN2 appears to work together with lots of Internationale GN2 owners stopping into Sprint Section sharing info - how toos etc.

We got root / restore within 24 hours of release and Roms are being put out pretty fast.

hmm GN2 development is getting that old school EVO OG feel which is a good thing so no worries device will get excellent support
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Crucifixion:
I"m gonna dump sprints **** network and get the N4. Plus it's a google phone so it will get OS updates faster than other phones. I really hate how slow samsung is
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] nathantaylor:
My brother just got his Note 2 in the mail yesterday. He says that he is very pleased with the stock OS, specifically the multi-panel feature. It looks very smooth from what I can tell.... Really nice, and I'm kind of jealous although I personally have decided to stay on the E4GT until the next major Android upgrade (Key Lime Pie, anyone?) or when my contract expires. Whatever happens first.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Alex1x:
After reading this poll, I'm leaning towards Note2.

I'm getting a second phone for a friend, she doesn't want the note because it's too big.

Nexus 4 for her?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gamikzone:
i have had my galaxy s2 for a month now xD i bought it no contract, plus im still trying to recover the money. it was worth it :D.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] duce415:
Yea I'm thinking between note 2 and the s3 ..my patna has the s3 and its dope but I been looking at YouTube videos of the note 2 and its hard to decide.. I don't really need the s pen but the functionality of the note is crazy .. it'll be a last minute decision probably..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
Gs3 its a perfect fit if you want a newer phone, I had the gs2 for 12 months, but not a big of a phone as the note 2.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] samsmalls:
Really disappointed with the 16gb nonexpandable storage on the nexus... Is anyone ready & willing to leave Sprint for the Nexus if we don't see a compatible cdma version? Does anyone feel like Sprint & Verizon won't get this nexus?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] duce415:
Seems like yhecs3 is the note 2 minus the bigger screen and s pen... and maybe battery.. they saying the note can go 2 days easy. And that's before rooting and under locking... I'm sure if I get it, root it and under clock, that 2 days would be 3+
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kingdazy:
unless you just use your phone as an actual phone and a facebook machine, unless you're not utterly fascinated and passionate about Android and the mobile device market domination and it's heralding the death of the PC , I totally and completely disagree. (sadly, on my way to work, so I won't be able to write the essay that the response deserves)

i'll touch on a few things in short:

there are new apps coming out all the time that older phones can't handle, the mobile device landscape changes daily. i like to remain ahead of the curve. i commit to a new device yearly, because i can, because i'm passionate about Android, and because it ensures that should a new ver of the OS arrive with a Major Uptick my device will handle it without fail. not to mention games.

besides that I disagree with you on a personal level, I think you're shortsighted on a technical level. small changes in HW can have Profound effects on the UX.

further, as an aside, taking it to the extreme, comparing an upgrade from the SGSII to the Note II like an upgrade from iP4s to the iP5? that makes little sense to me.

... not enough coffee to succinctly express my thoughts just yet. i'll come back to this after cup 3. ;)

(It occurs to me that perhaps you're just trolling. ;) why else would you post something like that on a forum Filled with Android enthusiasts, almost all of whom are thrilled with new devices and software for this platform?)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sling:
Yes bigger screen but don't forget none pentile which is a big deal - http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-note-2-vs-galaxy-s3-display-comparison-rgb-pentile-121182/

I'm not using S pen so much but will in future f,sure.

Stock Note2 battery life is in a class of its own , I watched 90 min movie on youtube with only 10% battery loss.

On GS3 40 - 50 % would be easily lost.

When it comes to N4 hmm its an LG device enough said lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ind3lible:
I Would say sgs3 or Note 2. I personally do not like stock android. I prefer touch wiz :silly:. But I would recommend waiting for the SGS4 ur call tho.:cyclops:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] piscesjoey:
Wanted the Note 2 bad, but Sprint wouldn't let me get one, so I got the S3 now. I'm sure I'll buy a Note 2 later down the line, but for now I love my S3.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] duce415:
Cool... yea I'm still debating... time coming soooonnnn
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] piscesjoey:
Can't go wrong with either one IMO, but if you're able to the a GN2 then definitely do it
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] arionfrost:
I'm jumping ship to Tmobile and grabbing the Nexus 4, and here's why:

- No Sprint LTE in my area till at least the tail end of 2013, maybe 2014. I'm still in a Wimax area, so I get the feeling that Sprint is going to ride this train for as long as it can.

- Nexus 4 is a statement to both carriers and mobile phone manufacturers. By buying a Nexus 4 unlocked straight from Google, I am effectively saying to Verizon and Sprint, take that 2 year contract, and shove it up your butt. I don't need you to subsidize my phone, and phones can be still cutting edge and not cost an arm and a leg.

- HSPA+ is 42Mbps in my area, as T-Mobile have announced their upgrades are complete in my area this summer. Checked the coverage map and sure enough we are golden for Tmobile. I know it varies from city to city, but I'm good here so I am making the jump.

I am going no-contract until Sprint brings it Network Vision to Richmond Virginia. By 2014, there will not only be more phone choices, but better speeds and coverage, so why stay locked into a contract? I am actually willing to cough up the termination fee to be contract free (gonna be about $130 for 2 lines for me in December).

I'm really gonna miss this board, I have been here at least 3 times a week since the E4GT launch, but it's time for me to part ways. Don't worry, I will be back, eventually.

---------- Post added at 05:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:35 PM ----------

LG's don't produce bad hardware, it's the software updates (or lack thereof) that have tarnished their reputation. That said, all software updates are coming straight from Google this time, since it is a nexus device. So your point is moot.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] basketthis:
Did you use your mind-reading device on me, then post my thoughts from your xda account? :D

However, I hope to never return to sprint and remained "free" if all works out. :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] :
Why do people keep referring tot he LG as the Nexus 4? the fact that the hardware is similar doesnt mean it will be receving updates as often as the real nexus 4. In fact it comes with ICS and not JB.

Galaxy Note 2 seems a bit too big, not sure if it fits in my pocket.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] crkdslider:
Honestly, I will probably just end up staying with my E4GT for awhile unless I can get a killer deal on something else.

I like Sprint, and I have no intentions of leaving anytime soon. Unfortunately, a 16GB NON-expandable storage device with a non removable

battery are the 2 biggest deal breakers for me. So... No thanks on the LG Nexus 4. Possibly the SGS4 because it sounds like the possible

release date, from what I've read, lands right on top of the end of my current contract with Sprint. I guess only time will tell.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] H4rryTipp3r:
The LG Nexus 4, is the nexus 4 maybe that's why? Just a thought. Oh and it comes with jellybean 4.2 so your wrong there too. Also you must be thinking of the LG Optimus G.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] :
Yes, since must of us are Sprint customers, I assumed people were referring to the LG Optimus G. as the nexus 4
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] winfan:
How much if the etf comes down each month?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ma$etas:
Definitely getting the note 2 once im up for an upgrade or maybe going to Tmobile if they give me a good deal on business account

on side note

Dream phone: Gnote 2 with a motorola or blackberry radio (samsung radios suck compare to those) sprints push to talk (ptt or chirp) yeah i know many are gonna disagree but we still use it and especially since its faster and cheaper to communicate with family and friends and customers down south. remember to each their own but that would definitely work for me cause that way only carry one device. No tablet , not having to a chirp phone either.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] danasmith2816:
What he said. I'm very happy with the S2 and will wait until i'm eligible for an upgrade (aug 2013) and see what's going on then. I am patiently waiting to try on a Jelly Bean Rom
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] yellowman82:
I was just at aa sprint store earlier today to get my battery replace since its swollen and I was checking out the note again and I just keep falling in love with that beast lol. I think I might upgrade this weekend since sprint started testing lte here in Miami today :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MiguelHogue:
Lol I got mine a few days ago and love it.. Especially over my s2

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss