yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ratykat:
Ok so I am in the process of doing this myself. I'm kind of doing this off my own back as I cannot get the AIO tools etc to work, but there is a nice way of gaining root on 4.1.2.

So, assuming you have an unlocked bootloader and a PC on Windows do the following:

1) Download the root zip attached above in this thread.

2) Download the latest version with install scripts from here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1782235

3) Put the root zip onto the external SD Card

4) Run the RUNME file

5) Use option 2 to boot into fastboot

6) Once fastboot is loaded use option 1

7) This will then install the recovery.

8) Power + volume up to reboot

9) Do not let the device boot into android, it will get rid of the new recovery menu, hold power (on the Motorola dual core splash) and get the device to turn off before android starts loading.

10) Once the Xoom is off, start it again, pressing the volume down key rapidly until you see some options at the top, select recovery, press volume up.

11) Welcome to your new recovery! So, we need to install the root update. So select install zip.

12) Choose the root zip, go through the options and install it.

13) Reboot your device

14) Check for SuperSU

Congratulations, you should now have root on your 4.1.2 GED'ed Xoom MZ604

Going put this in a fresh thread I think for any other self proclaimed noobs in my position :)

ratykat
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Geeba:
Same here... this is driving me mad... everything people describe in other posts just aint happening on my GED wifi Xoom!!:confused:

Please explain.......

1) Download the root zip attached above in this thread. -------- where?

2) Download the latest version with install scripts from here : http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1782235 Which file??????
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dfib1:
Here is how I rooted my xoom.

follow the directions here but instead of doing step 1 follow this for adb install http://www.support-4-you.com/main/i...ged-adb-installation&catid=40:how-tos&Itemid= it is a 1 click adb install then follow from step 2 on.

When you are done there you can install TWRP 2.4 touch screen recovery (a much better recovery than what you used to root.)

Download TWRP2.4 zip and put on the root of your external sd card. ( if you don't have a sd card we will do it another way just let me know)

Boot into recovery by turning your xoom off.

1. press power

2. when the moto dual core logo comes on wait 3 seconds and press volume down

3. recovery should be displayed across the top press volume up.

You can skip steps 1- 3 now that you are rooted if you download Quick Boot open it, select recovery and the grant Super user permission

4. go to install zip from sd card (just like when you rooted) and find the TWRP 2.4 Zip and install

5. reboot your xoom

6. you now have TWRP 2.4 recovery installed.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Ahamed_10mini:
Can anyone can able to update a joyos just want to clear status bar issues :(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
If you've reported that issue in the JoyOS thread, wait for the developer to fix it.

Or you could do it yourself maybe...

Just don't be so impatient, people here don't get paid for their efforts, they do things in their own time and because they care about our phones...

Questions like this sound disrespectful and rude.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Ahamed_10mini:
Reply

I said to update only bt ur thinking a lot bt it was nice to help others i have made it whether we get money or not :P
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] c4bo3l:
cannot install JoyOS

I have installation problem.

I always stuck in wiping /system.

I have followed the instruction to install this OS but no success.

I have tried more than three times. Start with re-install my kernel.

have any ideas to solve this problem?

thx for helping me :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Rempty:
Redownload the ROM, copy to sdcard

Enter CWM, factory reset, wip cache, wip dalvik cache,

Install the rom
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Lord_Flaya:
Had the same problem, tried above method, but now my X10 mini doesn't boot or charge. :(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Ahamed_10mini:
Reply

hmm remove battery connector and again put it and try to charge wait a for 15 to 20 mini or better give to repair shop
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] c4bo3l:
Cannot solve my problem :crying:

have more ideas?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
Go into CWM, Mounts and Storage and format /system, /data and /cache, maybe that will help.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] c4bo3l:
Found the solution

I searched in Q&A section, and i found the solution here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33923401&postcount=4

---------- Post added at 03:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:29 PM ----------

+1 :good:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
Hey everyone,

This is a modified stock kernel based on AT&T UCALH9 and is ONLY compatible with stock-based ICS roms. I haven't seen this around so I decided to make it myself for all to use and assist in development. The root application of choice is Chainfire's SuperSU. Remember that the first boot takes longer than usual after you clear the cache.

Features:

•Insecure rooted kernel

•init.d script support

•ADB support

•Custom bootanimation.zip support

Instructions:

1.Download the recovery-flashable zip to your phone's SD card

2.Flash in recovery

3.Wipe cache and dalvik cache

4.Reboot and enjoy

Standard disclaimer: I am not responsible for anything bad that happens to your phone. I have personally tested this on my own AT&T SGS3 and it works great for me.

Special thanks to NunHugger for his infinite wisdom in helping me figure out how to get custom boot animations working and letting me borrow his updater script. Also thanks to dsixda for the amazing Android Kitchen.

Download:

From here

Mirror

Or, alternatively, directly from this thread

Kernel Source: http://opensource.samsung.com
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
Secondary ODIN Instructions

This is the modified kernel made flashable in ODIN ONLY. Do not flash this in recovery as it will not work. Flashing with ODIN will increase your flash counter so if you use it, make sure to use Triangle Away to set your counter back to zero. Flashing using Mobile ODIN will NOT increase your flash counter, however.

Download:

ODIN-Flashable Kernel

Mirror

Checksum: 9d9e2ae5caf69a86d1d1c3779c05905f
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mbc663:
First, thanks
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
You're very welcome :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] skrambled:
Awesome, thank you for putting this together! Seems like everyone here is using leaked jb builds, ports, etc. and no one is building on the latest ota ics update. At the moment I'm more interested in stability than trying out new stuff so I'm on rooted, debloated stock UCALH9.

I'll give this a whirl today, thanks again for working on it. :beer:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
You're welcome! I haven't seen much LH9 work either so I figured it's a step in the right direction. After talking to Nun, he inspired me to eventually release my own rom, so you guys keep an eye out. I'm busy with the university, but more recently learning development. I want to push out something nice for you guys if I can get the time, no ETA. :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] skrambled:
Thanks again, it's working great. Thanks to this kernel I was able to get some of the V6 Supercharger settings to stick that wouldn't stick on re-boot before (except for those setting requiring a deodexed rom), as well as some performance enhancements and custom boot animation using Rom Toolbox that I couldn't get to work before.

Looking forward to trying out your rom. Cheers! :beer:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
That's always great to hear. I'm glad it worked out for you. :cool:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] NunHugger:
Great work! Thanks for contribution to the community.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
It wouldn't have been possible without your help! Thanks again!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] norbarb:
This what I was looking for. Thanks
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
You're definitely welcome :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
Hey guys, I'm just wondering if there is any demand for a UCALH9 based ROM with Aroma installer so you can pick and choose what you want included, and that also includes this kernel. I may have something along those lines in the works. :cool:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Silverexp:
Thanks for the kernel. I’m getting longer “deep sleep” now and Light Flow seems to be working better too.

A deodex, rooted LH9 rom would be nice. Not a user of Aroma installer.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
I'm glad to hear that. Aroma is nice, but it takes a long time to get it set up to my liking (I don't like issues). I'm happy to announce that I am currently uploading a ROM based on UCALH9 with this kernel included. I've spent a lot of time on this to make it right. Expect new updates soon As I talk to themers. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33584484#post33584484
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ConeyKiller:
Is there a rooted, stock kernel floating around anywhere, w/o a custom boot image?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
drothenburger's thread in General has an unmodified UCALH9 kernel. I don't know if it's rooted. I have a stock boot animation in themes and apps that you can use with this kernel though to remedy the stock feel.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ConeyKiller:
For whatever reason I was more reckless with my captivate and did not care, but I never even soft bricked it...however..just to be sure..I download the recovery flashable kernel, put it on my ext-sd card, boot into stock 3e recovery, and I can flash this?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stratatak7:
You will need to flash this from a custom recovery rather than 3e. Cwm or twrp will work. You can flash the tar file from Odin though. It will increase your flash counter though. Easily remedied once you're rooted with triangle away. Note that this will not automatically root you. Use qcom toolkit for that
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Slade8525:
For a while now, it has seemed like i am the only nudist when it comes to devices. Specifically since the iPhone 3G came out, practically no one *DOESN'T* have some huge ugly bulky plastic monstrosity on their device.

I have had several smartphones (see sig), and have never used a case or screen protector with them. I have also never dropped one; i know what i paid for it, i know what will happen if i drop/smack it, and i know what a pain in the rear setting up a new one would be. I take care of my equipment (i also work in HD productions and have lots of photo/video/audio gear, equipment, and rigs). I hate the otterbox or similar ones (remind me of coffins) and i've seen people crack screens or damage their devices with them on, or simply fall apart in a year. i also hate the feel of screen protectors, and how they affect what should be a fantastic tactile UI experience.

I am not above using one, specifically with this device, as it is very slippery like the iPhone 3G was, but i can't find anything remotely close to what i'm after, which is basically a tight white condom, so i am a nudist. I did have a silicone case on the iPhone for all of 2 days, mostly because my then-GF had bought me the device and case, before i removed it. With the Atrix, the AT&T salesman literally freaked when i said 'i don't use cases'; he told me i would break it in a month. It just started having digitizer dead spots. My GF and i travel extensively for work and fun; we are both device nudists; she's still rockin' her Atrix, and hers had fallen from her purse a few times with no harm done thus far. My Atrix has been to and used on five (counting Turkey as *technically* Asia, and middle east as Africa) continents, the iPhone came with me when i lived in France in 2009, and even the HTC Tilt/8925 made it to Europe and back a few times, back when WinMo6.1 was still kickin' it (Cube .cab!) Point is, crazy high/low temperatures, crazy humidity or totally dry, low pressure, high pressure, whatever.

Basically just wondering what the point of buying a device so light, so thin, and with gorilla glass, if you are going to immediately throw on a thick fat heavy case and a screen protector that is both prone to scuffing and dampens the UI experience. Since the iPhone in '09, i haven't had a laptop and now with Android certainly don't need one; usually all i carry is my mobile, wallet (hope to ditch that soon too), smokes/lighter, and keys. Shoot, half the time i carry only smokes/lighter, mobile, and single car/house/hotel/etc key; and leave everything else.

Of everyone i know, only a surgeon friend of mine became a 'nudist' (he prefers the term 'purist') since we had met; he still has his iPhone 3G.

Any other 'purists'/'nudists' out there?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] htcsnap93:
Cool story bro, but when you dont like accessoires, why bother to post in that particular forum?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Slade8525:
because i would love to find a very thin, silicone based flexible case to use mostly so the phone isnt so slippery. literally condom thin. i just dont like accessories that turn the phone into some sort of isometric brick. if a superthin skin existed i would have bought and used it on every device. instead its all hard plastic/rubber/thick silicone. and all my searches have turned up nil.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] oswade:
haha same as you man :). with my s1 I used a case for abt a year then took it off as the phone became less valuable (and was a bit roughed up anyway). same with the screen protector. since then I've dropped it a hundred times without cracking the screen (almost all the silver bezel is chipped off lol). the only mod I did was replace the back cover for a colorful fake yelliw one (better grip, less greasy/smudgy).

I've had my s3 for abt 2 weeks and its been sweet. seeing as its already significantly bigger than the s1, I couldnt bear to put a big case on. however, I was interested in the slim flip cover that replaces the battery door - it seems like a good way to protect the screen a little. I have ordered a fake one for abt 5 bucks on eBay, yet to arrive, but maybe you should check it out? the reason I'm going fake first is that the real one is pricey, and I dont know how practical it will actually be yet.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] htcsnap93:
DBA thin grip?

I have an otterbox because I engineer factories. So 50 percent Im on site calling. Also since Im still an Intern I cant afford to break something. So i guess that is why people buy bulk.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] imam88:
me to, like phone without case.. but sometime texting in crowded place need more safety..

so i buy GUM for iphone and handlinker for safety, so my phone didnt slip from my hand :D
[Galaxy S III Accessories] XenomorphXx121:
I used to use an n8 and that phone was a unbreakable machine, dropped that phone so many times and not one crack on my screen and only small scruff marks on the corners of the back original case (never used protection for it)

The original cover was a thick and sturdy case that protected the device from falling and did its job well.

When I got my s3 after seeing how thin the back was and how easily it would come off if it fell and doubted it would protect the glass the first thing I did was buy a case.

Cause I'm a bit clumsy sometimes
[Galaxy S III Accessories] nyasin1:
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[Galaxy S III Accessories] Mitch.sc:
the bumper obviously protects the screen, however some designer went through a lot of trouble to make sure this phone fits my hand perfectly. why mess with it?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sly-tendencies:
I'm not using one right now, but I have 2 cases in the mail. Kids in my town think it's fun to snatch phones (I don't live in a bad neighborhood just some bad kids pass through here) and the extra grip that my Galaxy S2 Skyrocket case provided foiled a would be thief's snatch and run. Not to mention that I have sweaty hands so not having a case for a long time will be my own demise.

Stock ICS on my S3 :(
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Simonetti2011:
Why not actually use a condom, one of the non-lubed ones.

If the condom is transparent enough and doesn't interfere with the touch screen, then it's the way to go, isn't it?

At least, now that Android viruses (virii?) are starting to appear, you'll be protected!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] woodardhsd:
I had this case: http://www.amazon.com/Acase-Superle...689520&sr=8-3&keywords=Acase+Superleggera+Pro but it made the phone so much thicker and heavier, I stopped using it. I'm taking my chances using it naked for now.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mrjay711:
Has anyone checked out IZag it's a thin clear protective skin I had it on the screen of my old att tilt for over two years and never scratched or scuffed it I think they make it for the whole phone now my one friend said best buy puts it on for you and gives you a warranty on the protection if it peels off he had a I phone though but I'm sure they would make it for our phone to. Myself I have a ballistic case for when I'm not at home but as soon as I get home I strip down.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Tellymon:
Ion CarbonGrip Case:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0..._m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1N7XMPT1EK1PXCEVCHM8

I'm the same way with my phone. I like it the way it comes - slim and beauitful - and just wanted a minimalist case with good impact protection. Couldnt be happier with this case. It fully protects from any angle, and is rigid yet cushioned. It has thick clothlike material glued on both sides of a hard plastic core giving it a gauze bandage type of feeling. Imagine several bandages stacked together on a piece of hard plastic, this is the way it feels. Very shock absorbant. Yet the whole thing is like 1-2 millimeters thick, and you can see how minimalist it is.

I posted some pics and comments about it in a separate thread but not too many people were interested. It's too bad because this is an excellent case and people are really missing out. It doesnt look like much, but man its beautiful and oh so effective.

Dont buy the white one. It has white rubber adhesive along the edges that gets a little dirty. The black one though... Really loving it. It looks better in real life than in the picture. I have a black carbongrip with a white sprint SGS3, never plan to look at another case again.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] polobreaka:
all i am going to recommend is Wrapsol. IMO, best skin. texture is way better than Zagg IS or any other skin i've dealt with. It is on all of my products (iphone, macbook pro, ipad, galaxy s2) because i dont like cases. no orange peel. good grip for the back. very thin. gives it a matte look. they have replaced my lifted skin for free.

however the one they sell is for the s3 is the international version. theres a cutout in the middle for the Samsung brand. you can always buy an OEM internationally battery cover for cheap and apply it to that and use it on your carrier version.

www.wrapsol.com
[Galaxy S III Accessories] threshold350:
I recommend you look at DBA cases. I have the Ultra and I think it's THIN! I have a white S3 and went all white (TPU & PCU). It looks like I don't even have a case on. If you want thinner, I don't own it but from the picture that was posted on here, the DBA Thin is thinner than the Ultra. I originally had a UAG case which I thought was thin. I went with the Ultra instead of the Thin due to the drop protection. The Ultra supposedly has the same drop protection as the UAG. Holding the Ultra in hand, it really is hard to believe it could protect from a drop, but it does.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Ymees:
I like the feel of the phone sans case, but there is always a part of me that worries about that one drop. So I opted for a case that added minimal bulk to the phone whilst giving me the benefit of a kickstand (I travel for work. Need to watch some movies.)

Body Glove Elite case
[Galaxy S III Accessories] themadproducer:
YUP...I never liked the thought of a case on such nice looking devices. But now I have a thin one.

Why I bought a thin case?

- so I don't have to continually wipe finger prints

- when I lay my S3 on it's back, it doesn't wobble nor touch the camera lens housing

- grip...extremely important (mine has cross hatching on the back)

- the beveling on the edges on a stock S3 when squeezed by your hand, tends to force the phone to spit OUTWARDS out of your hand! On the Htc HD2 I own, it is the opposite angle, the harder you gripped, the more it will snuggle into your hand.

- never really liked the high gloss pebble blue that much, so my case (no pun intended) I now have a dark charcoal matte finish.

- Oh and how about protection? Even the worst case adds some layer of protection. Even just laying the S3 down on a surface day in and day out can eventually lead to scuffs....obviously.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Slade8525:
I searched again today for an hour and still cannot find something that is basically just a very thin silicone jacketing; just enough to enhance grip, protect the screen and finish, and yet keep it thin, light, and elegant.

A nudist i shall continue to be, i guess.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bobby260:
I Love my Galaxy s3 nude! so smooth .. so soft. I tried a few cases and screen protectors but had to go back in the nude
[Galaxy S III Accessories] themadproducer:
I bought the black version of this Nillkan case locally after looking at 30 cases in person.

Paid much more than the Ebay listing below. It is extremely low pro and

fits to a T. The buttons, as well as the top and bottom are mostly exposed.

It's grippy but easily slips into a pocket.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nillkin-Har...452889?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item1e73996a19

I ordered one of the following because it was so cheap...but some XDA members claim it to be a pretty good value.

Actually FREE.

Just enter the coupon code that shows right there on the page, and pay for shipping.

http://www.zoogue.com/free-galaxy-siii-social-case/

UPDATE; Received the Free case ahead of expected schedule. Not bad at all for what it is. The mic holes are not perfectly aligned but it fits fairly snug, nice logo at the back, great side gripping, and volume and pwr buttons work fine. It's got a bit of a chalky matte finish which reminds me of my TV remote I just got replaced....which after a month, got smoother and no more chalky feeling. Super fair deal.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BR377:
Oh yeah nudist here. One thing I loathe is screen protectors. My s3 has not got one and neither does my 2 year old HTC, neither phone has a single scratch. Maybe I'm just careful.

Cases are ok but have to be real thin, haven't found anything that really catches my eye yet for the s3. But I sure as hell will give the freebie ^ a go. Thanks.

Sent from my Viking ROM GT-i9300.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] barlerer:
Yeah, im going with my phone naked here!

I dont like screen protectors and I dont like cases. I like to hold the phone the way it's ment to be held.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] excxda:
I rooted my phone and installed Cyanogenmod 9, so now I've lost Samsung's clipboard, which I loved. Every free clipboard app I've tried on Play Store involves copying one item and pasting through ICS via long pressing. On Samsung's clipboard, I liked how little memos of the clipboard popped up from below and I could just click on any of them to paste it directly from the app.

Is there app this on the Play Store or any alternative that is very similar to Samsung's way of the clipboard?