yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] alttafv:
Where to find gapps? Even download link is not working... pls provide me a link of both in reply

Thanks

ROM: Slimbean JB 3.0
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] routey:
its included in the rom, mirror will come later.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] jefffff:
i'm downloading the rom at the moment.

link to gapps. http://goo.im/gapps (gapps is included in this rom btw)

cheers ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Galaxtus:
Gapps already included in the rom. Don't need to download separately.

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I am sorry to say this. But No Splanner or Samsung Apps in this update. The features & change-log only reads all this option. Also no 4.2 goodies. Why go all the trouble and saying things as OP states. I am sorry but this rom was looking promising. Remaining all works fine. Google Earth is removed in this update. Even Updateme works.....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] routey:
here's my mirror from google drive.

20121118 [N7000]

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-VBbBDNSxzOS1dDNWYzRjRNVDA/edit?pli=1
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Warnahly:
thank you for the update flashing at the moment just one thing could please provide the jellybam wallpapers like the ones in the screenshots

edit : is it safe now to flash hydracore kernal ???
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] MR_EVIL:
polaris office is working with the latest build..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ppr0:
good rom

I liked this rom, works fine but consumes much battery and lose s-pen function.

Chrome browser freeze many times on galaxy note, anyone with this problem too?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] eeyanjae:
do not expect chrome browser on JB rom. It does not depend on the device. Nexus7 or other devices on JB come with many bugs on chrome browser.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Abagnale:
Yes Chrome is pretty useless on jb.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Gnom2509:
jellybam forever!!!!!

I find Jellybam is the best rom for our phones. I use it on all my phones. i9100g, N7000 and N7100. and I believe soon on my transformer prime. all my friends now also use jellybam. Nobody wants to use a different rom. igio go on, and gladden us with your rom you're the greatest. I admire your hard work and hope soon to test for you!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] shure2:
I flashed the latest version as of yesterday and I got a boot loop. I'm now using the forbidden kernel and it works well
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] tugas2khas:
alarm clock FC on the new updates
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] alttafv:
Im unable to sync my live.in email (hotmail) on stock email. Anyone else facing prob? It shows only syncing email....What to do? I removed apk..deleted all cache, dalvik cache, injected email2.apk n exchange.apk n rebooted but still problem continues. I almost spend whole night flashing this rom almost 3times just for email working. But failed. It was working before on alliance jb, slimbean n others then y not here?

Everything else working great so far no other issues.

Pls help me

Thanks in advance

Edited: its finally working with slimbean 3.0 inverted gapps apk which i injected in system/app

ROM: JellyBam 4.1.2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] alttafv:
Quarmzz

May b u selected option of fast chrarging so that ur mass storage is not working.

ROM: Slimbean JB 3.0

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ROM: JellyBalm 4.1.2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Gnom2509:
Goto settings- apps- clock and clear data......
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] gattaga:
Does this version have the ported splanner and snote?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Gnom2509:
No sorry. Download the gnote.apk or another snote.apk. i use the gnote.apk and it works very well....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] aalupatti:
Good work. Works fast and stable.

Any plans for releasing this for nexus 7 ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] benthian89:
Can provide link to download polaris office?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ocujos:
Are you saying that Samsung S Note, S Calendar and S Planner work on your ROM? I thought S Note (and other Samsung apps) only worked on TW bases ROMs which is why I use Team Union (old Chrak) JB ROM atm.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] maniacscorpio:
I found my battery life becomes very poor. 100% to 70% with in 15min of using it...

Any best kernal for this rom????
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] siddjazz:
Which kernel are you on? My battery life is phenomenal!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Minimalcriminal:
suggestions for better battery backup and improvised modem !!:(

and kernel is stock CM10 , whichever comes with the ROM . couldn't find suitable kernel, flashed HYDRACORE, didn't start up..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] gautamr9:
Turn off Google Now and all location based services in Google Maps
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] timteka:
Thank you so much for invaluable advice! Moreover, turning off the screen helps much better! :))

Guys, please stop suggesting such stuff! Or should we rather buy monocrhome-nokia-silly-phones?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Minimalcriminal:
i hv not installed google maps .
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] stephencwl:
paranoid setting is not working properly. The app settings did not show the app names and it force close on selecting any app.

Great and smooth ROM though.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] gautamr9:
I didnt ask you to turn off your internet, remove your battery and keep it aside now did i?? But, I think I should have, considering your amazing reply.

You asked for suggestions, I gave you one.

Its a well known fact that Google Now is very high in battery consumption. Disable it and your consumption will reduce by 2-3x.

And by the way writing, "battery sucks", "bad battery life", "suggestions" is pretty much the dumbest way you can present your problem. Next time try to provide additional inputs like your cpuStates using cpuSpy, wakelocks by using betterbatterystats.

P.S Do watch your tone when somebody is just trying to help.

I do know that your not the guy who was asking for the help, but it doesnt mean you freely critique without providing any useful inputs.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] siddjazz:
I thought it to a placebo, but the latest update makes the ROM feel a lot more fluid.

I'm juggling between a combination of govs and schedulers to figure out what "feels" best. Any recommendations?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Adhityairvan:
Yes i know that,but Jellybam roms is already ported samsung TW apps..for example, this rom already had Polaris office ported :D from what i know, Polarois office is a samsung TW apps rigt?correct me if i'm wrong :)

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I'm using ondemand and noop :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Abagnale:
Just flashed HC v7, wiped caches and my screen was going blank after gt-n7000 logo. I had to reflash the whole rom.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] stephencwl:
I am using performance and noop.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] noteandfound:
Whats the forbidden kernel? Noobie here :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] benthian89:
Can anyone provide a working polaris office?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] siddjazz:
Really? You keep it running at 1400 mhz? Whats the trade of for the performance? battery? heating up?

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It's "forbidden" mate, people wont talk about it :)
[Nexus 7 General] Wilks3y:
Quick question guys, couldn't find an answer by searching.

Everybody keeps talking about the "New Animation" which seems to relate to the recent apps.

But the recent apps are still the same for me?

They are little boxs that you swipe left or right to close?

What is this "New" animation?

THANKS !
[Nexus 7 General] rickytenzer:
When you press the multitask button, the current app will shrink to the list nicely. Before it didn't do that.
[NFC Hacking] chugglet:
Hello NFC experts.

I received my Nexus 10 yesterday and I love it. I also have a Galaxy S3 running Stock Jellybean and would like to be able to beam photos or music from it to the Nexus 10. Although I can send webpages and YouTube links via NFC, I cannot send pictures.

Whenever I try, the connection is made but the Nexus opens the Play Store instead of receiving the file.

I have tried it with S-Beam off but the S3 insists on it being on.

The Nexus will however send photos to the S3.

I have a similar question in the Nexus 10 forum at the moment but thought that this may be the best place to ask.

Any ideas?
[NFC Hacking] Lesicnik1:
That's because S Beam and AOSP use different methods of transferring the data. AOSP uses Bluetooth, S Beam uses Wi-Fi Direct. Small files work because they use NFC to transfer. (NFC is slow, that's why it's not used for larger files.)
[NFC Hacking] cmacia06:
I had the same issue as him. I just want to know if it is possible to get an app for the s3 or note 2 that will send it to the nexus using the AOSP standard?
[NFC Hacking] rnboi:
same problem... no ideas!?
[NFC Hacking] kingayazkhan:
Question

what is NFC and what is its role in Mobile Phones? anyone help!
[NFC Hacking] Lesicnik1:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_field_communication

It allows for very easy handshakes for transferring files. (Just tap two compatible devices together and the download will start)
[NFC Hacking] k.h.:
:)Android Beam is one of the standard features of Android platform and implemented within Android Application Framework.

On the other hand, S-Beam is Samsung's proprietary and that works only between two Galaxy S3s.

When you try to send pictures from the Galaxy S3 to the Nexus 10, Galaxy S3 sends a handover request message for

establishing a Wi-Fi Direct link to the Nexus 10, as in S-Beam manner. However the Nexus 10 doesn't support S-Beam

and that attempt fails.

When you try to send pictures from the Nexus 10 to the Galaxy S3, Nexus 10 sends a handover request message for

establishing a Bluetooth link to the Galaxy S3, as in Android Beam manner. Because Android Beam is a standard

feature of Jelly Bean, Galaxy S3 accepts the request and return a handover select message to the Nexus 10. Then a

Bluetooth OPP link is established between those two devices and the pictures are transferred.

Hope this could help you.
[NFC Hacking] ascsa:
Yep, good description!

From my point of view, this is a good example why NFC is struggling for years (believe it, or not, the first nfc phone , Nokia 6131 NFC :); was introduced 2007 :eek: ...) ...Let me explain my point of view:

- First, some kudos to Samsung for implementing the WiFi transfer via S-Beam ! Not sure, why this is not implemented within the android standard, but i think it´s only a matter of time...

- Second, some BOO to Samsung for messing with the standard and introducing a not compatible function (btw.. There is a connection handover specification defined by the NFC Forum... and Samsung implemented two major flaws):

1.) Why not let the devices handle out the alternate carriers (WiFi/ Bluetooth), e.g. if WiFi is available ,use Wifi (S-Beam), else use Bluetooth (Android-Beam) ...No, S-Beam insists on WiFi ....

2.) Why make S-Beam mandatory for sending pictures? On a galaxy s3, you could enable/ disable both (S-Beam and Android-Beam) , but sending pictures via the galery insists on using S-Beam ...so the standard Android-Beam is not available for sending pictures on a GS3 ...

Bottom line: Hello samsung, fixing one of the mistakes above, will do the trick ;)

Edit: Samsung fixed 2.) with new GS3 firmware (4.1.2) ...;)
[NFC Hacking] frankynov:
That's because pure NFC file transfert is very slow, as mentionned earlier in the thread. You can send/receive small files of few bites but not more. And I agree with you, S-Beam system with direct wifi transfert for all compatible smartphones should be the next feature of android :)
[NFC Hacking] Speed_419:
Okay, so my question is this. I have the Nexus 10 and the Galaxy Nexus, but they will not transfer or connect correctly. Definitely get an acknowledgement sound, but nothing further. What else is required on my part? Also, what are some of the ways people are using NFC tags?
[NFC Hacking] ascsa:
Sorry, not correct!

(standard) Android -Beam uses Bluetooth to transfer pictures ... works without any problems between a nexus 7 and a nexus 10 ...
[NFC Hacking] ascsa:
Hmm, my experience is, that most users (including myself :eek:) struggling with the handling of the beam feature, especially if you try it alone....I would love to have a third hand for this ....

Let´s try to beam a picture step by step:

- First enable android beam (-->settings) on both devices ...

- Be aware, that standard nfc will only work when device is not locked and screen is on(--> e.g. homescreen on both devices!)

- open the galerie app on the sending device --> then open the picture ...

- tap the devices together with their "nfc sweet spot" ...--> you should hear the nfc sound AND the picture should shrink and a message "touch to beam" should appear

- Touch the shrinked picture without losing the nfc connection (thats where the third hand would be nice ;)) and voila the beam should start ....
[NFC Hacking] corollagtssrx:
Earlier tonight a friend had a nexus 7 and I had my nexus 10, we tried to get NFC working for like a half hour, with no success. We both had NFC and Beam on, we were both connected to WiFi, and we eve tried with Bluetooth being turned on (but not paired).

Is there something we were doing wrong?

Is this the incompatibility that Samsung has?

I'm not on CM10, but I am rooted and on the latest update (ends with D).
[NFC Hacking] Nizda1:
Is your nexus 7 running the latest version 4.2? I have both devices as well and they are both up to date, nexus 7 is on a custom rom, but nfc works fine between both devices when say loading YouTube video on nexus 7, then holding holding both devices until connection is made then holding down the shrunken video then it opens youtube on nexus 10 and goes to the video. The issue with Samsung is for who knows what reason, when i first got it stock with ics it only had sbeam. As opposed to when I upgraded to JB, they added android beam as well. That way you could connect to non Samsung devices over nfc. Since as someone else said sbeam uses wifi direct to make the connection resulting in a much faster connection. While beam is over bluetooth. I ve heard rumors of the upcoming updates will more than likely contain the wifi direct version of NFC as its much faster and transferring files, etc is too slow as is. I dont know why its not in there already since 4.2 waa supposed to be the Android version that supports miracast, which relies on wifi direct as well. Although Samsung augmented there JB 4.1 with the update for allshare fw update that allows miracast transfer using there dongle.
[NFC Hacking] ascsa:
Received the 4.1.2 Update for my Samsung GS3 yesterday ... and guess what... Samsung fixed it ;))) ....They fixed number 2 (above), so S-Beam is not longer mandatory for sending pictures from the galery (just disable S-Beam) ....and android beam works as expected ... beaming pictures from the galery between a GS3 and a nexus 10 over bluetooth works now without problems :D
[NFC Hacking] tacotoy:
there is an app on the app store called wifi direct, from the description and the install it appears to be able to handle nfc initiated wifi direct transfers? i only have my nexus phone so i dont really have another thing to test it against just yet, but it might be the missing link with the beam stuff....
[About XDA developers] lexluthor:
For the past week or so, I'm frequently getting logged out of xda forums on both firefox on my PC and dolphin on my phone. Clearly it's saying the cookie, because I can log in, close firefox, open firefox, go to xda and I'm still logged in. Just sometime later when I come back, I'm not logged in.

Saw another report of this here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1983820
[About XDA developers] Deadly:
There is also a thread which has troubleshooting tips to help solve this issue in same section..

This is the link..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1979353

Please report there..

Sent from the MUST have app! dattebayo!
[HTC Desire S] el_d4rio:
Hello,

First of all, thanks for this great forum, i'm new to android and being here is really helpful.

I've read some of the guides posted, still i'd like to have some tips and infos.

I'm from Italy and my Desire S is still working on Gingerbread (!). I would like to update the firmware, if not to Jelly Bean (since the custom one is still beta, but advise me here), at least to ICS, but i don't know the routine to follow (ROOT, then Flash one of the custom ROMS? Being in S-Off mode is needed i guess). Another thing i don't get is flashing radios..

Help would be really appreciated, THANKS.
[HTC Desire S] SimonTS:
There is nothing to tell you that you can't find by reading the stickies and understanding what to do.
[HTC Desire S] el_d4rio:
i know, im asking just because im new and not secure of the routine to follow. thanks anyway
[HTC Desire S] ContactFront:
If you haven't messed with your phone, i.e. rooted it, flashed any fancy thirty party rom, etc, and the phone is running official HTC ROM and in the exact same state as you bought it, I'd suggest OTA and upgrade to official ICS since you are new to android. Go to setting - about phone then update from there.

If you'd like to try other ROMs then there's plenty guide in this forum already.
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
Imo official 4.0.4 is a bad idea.

1) It has bugs

2) hboot 2.02 cannot be downgraded without htcdev

Sent from my HTC Desire S
[HTC Desire S] el_d4rio:
My Desire S is new and "untouched". For what i had got, the official htc release is to be installed manually and has some issues, so I had thought a custom and more recent ROM would have been better.
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
Then use revolutionary (S-OFF) not unlock via htcdev.com, 4ext recovery and you are good to go

If you are on Sense 3 you will have to downgrade in order to use Revolutionary.io

And of course I concider the ROM in my signature as the best to date
[HTC Desire S] el_d4rio:
Thanks, after revolutionary (i'm on sense 2) rooting? Is yours a JB ROM? Anyway, checking on updates from the phone, i got a client FOTA Update. Should i do it?
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
If you are going custom better not use OTA

Revolutionary will install custom recovery so the next thing will be a backup of your stock ROM and installing the Rom.zip from the sdcard via the recovery. No rooting, because all custom ROMs are pre-rooted.

My ROM is ICS, there is no complete stable JB yet but once you have s-off you can try them all within minutes. And do not forget to sync/backup your data (contacts, etc) to Google or with some app from the Play Store. And read some guides before starting anything. I am just giving you directions not a tutorial

Sent from my HTC Desire S
[HTC Desire S] el_d4rio:
So why do you "root"? Just to unlock the phone without touching the FW?

Going custom i guess it's the only way, because htc is not going to update anymore, so better learn how to.

Anyway THANKS A LOT, it's more clear now
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
Yes you can root your current software (the stock one) if you need just root for an app or something specific without changing the software.

But going custom means to run Android and Sense version which you will never have officially. And they all come pre-rooted

Sent from my HTC Desire S
[HTC Desire S] el_d4rio:
One last thing amida... What's the difference between the various Sense versions? Just the theme? Will it be updated along with the installation of a custom ROM?

THANKS AGAIN
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
They have different versions, because they are ported from different devices and there are difference between them. Not only visual but also performance.

More info about each ROM you will find in the first post of its thread.

Sent from my HTC Desire S
[HTC Desire S] el_d4rio:
hello amida, i'm starting to update now... so im gonna do: s-off, recovery, 4ext choosing one of the customs. Which step should i do an image of my stock ROM in (so i can go back if needed) and how? Can you also recommend me an application for my datas backup?

THANKS
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
The best app for applications and data backup is titanium backup. It also allows you to make a flashable update zip you can flash after installing a new rom

Research is what I'm doing when I don't know what I'm doing. ~Wernher Von Braun
[HTC Desire S] el_d4rio:
Ok, and for saving an image of my stock ROM, just in case i need to go back?
[HTC Desire S] Jack_R1:
Nandroid backup is a part of the recovery and not an app.

Start reading instead of asking, please. The procedure is covered a million times in a million places.

To the answering guys, (almost) off-topic:

I have a riddle for you, or actually, a somewhat sad observation to share and see your opinions. Since this thread is one of the examples for what I'm going to talk about, and it's useless anyway, I won't feel any remorse diverting it.

I've seen several threads during the last couple of weeks where a random noob got the best out of one of the knowledgeable members of the community - in this and other forums - and they helped him instead of sending him to read stuff that he was supposed to be reading to know the answer.

In absolutely all of those threads, noob questions continued and deteriorated to the most basic ones. There wasn't even one thread where the noob wouldn't continue with flood of basic FAQ-sort of questions.

I've wrote in a couple of them more or less what I wrote here - an unpleasant message to stop the flood of baby questions.

All of the noobs were offended.

All of the noobs actually searched and found their answer after that message, and stopped the flood (with a message that here, they were so great they actually found everything themselves).

It's kinda sad, don't you think? Quite a few times bad treatment seems the most efficient way to achieve the best results... Guess there's no miraculous other way I'm missing, or maybe there is?

(P.S. I'm also moderating a local motorcyclists forum, and keeping the same harsh line in technical sub-forum. Works 100% for >5 years already. But sometimes it gets you wondering about human nature...)
[HTC Desire S] el_d4rio:
don't worry i'm not offended... i read most of the stuff and guides out here, not taking just a minute to post the thread and having everyhting done by someone else.. i just needed directions! Anyway, if you don't want this kinda stuff in the forum, just put it in the registration form, newbies not accepted, and the prolem is solved ;)
[HTC Desire S] Jack_R1:
There is another thing that's floating around ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmvCpR45LKA
[HTC Desire S] el_d4rio:
yup
[HTC Desire S] reo_sam:
For getting back to stock ROM and system, you will need a proper location specific RUU.

and also, after revolutionary.io usage, your bootloader will show S-Off and with label Revolutionary. This will by default not let you install a RUU.

So, change that to an ENG Hboot.

Read, read and understand. And then embark on this journey. By remaining on the stock ROM at this point of time (without updating), you are not losing much. Only after you have understood things and got the necessary files, you should go ahead.

Good luck.