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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hazem62:
hello

being not allowed to write in VengeaneNote thread ,

my question :

can't execute "adb root" command from my PC , and there is no "root access" choice in Developers option under settings

any help plz

thanks
[LG Optimus G (International)] ens04:
Edit: Mods please delete this thread I have reposted this on the correct forum.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] calixdaman:
Hello all,

Does anybody know any current ROM that would solve the problem of the number dialed not being shown properly in the call logs when using google voice? For example, if I can my buddy: 716-466-6666 - it should show that number instead of a Google voice's access number.

Any current ROM has this feature for the NOTE 2 would make me so happy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] rickhuizinga:
Or can someone recommend a good replacement dialer app that handles the Google Voice call log properly?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] decalex:
disclaimer: I'm a prospective Note2 owner.

With that, I use GV as my main number and use this app:

GV Callback

for all of my outgoing calls. Hopefully it's not a Note 2 issue, cuz that would kill me. But definitely give it a try if you haven't already. I don't like how GV natively handles calls, so I set it to *never* within the Google Voice app.

Feel free to check out the themed version in my sig too.

/end shameless plug.

Let me know if GV Callback works for you, as I'm curious to know. I think both were pulled off of the play store for some reason, hence the amazon link. (there's a free version too).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] calixdaman:
No, call back does not solve the problem... we can call out just fine, it's the display of the called number not showing... but instead it's a google access number....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] decalex:
Really? Wait, so dialing out using gv callback shows the routing number on the call logs, for sure? I didn't think it used a Google number to place the calls.

There's another app called gv integration. I forget right now if it deals with calls or just SMS. Will check tomor.

Sent from my Paranoid GNex
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] calixdaman:
That's right... it shows some crazy number from google, not our buddy we just called :( however, on the s3 with com10 it works just great!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] decalex:
That's really weird. I will try to investigate tomor. Even try contacting the Dev.

Sent from my Paranoid GNex
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
For users who've sold their soul to Google by porting to GV (I'm one of them), this "bug" is really debilitating. As the OP stated, it has to do with the dialer's outgoing call log. Every single call made (through GV) logs as the proxy number dialed to connect to Google's phone system.

When I was still on my Amaze (ICS Energyrom), the stock dialer would show the contact's number as the call was initiated, and momentarily a small white pop-up box would show the GV proxy being called. That pop-up would last for about 3 seconds. The stock dialer call log, however, would show the contact's actual number.

On the SGN2, the dialer's main screen shows the random proxy number as the call is made (and for the duration of the call). Further, the stock TouchWiz dialer log will also show the proxy number. There is no way to know who you actually called by looking at the log.

The (frustratingly inefficient) workaround is to open the GV app, click on "show all labels" and selecting "placed". There, the GV call log shows the actual contact's number called.

Obviously TouchWiz does not play nicely (or at all) with GV. It is unable to differentiate between the proxy number and the actual terminating (contact) number dialed. Very frustrating.

According to my brother, who's had the SGSIII since it came out, this has been a problem since day one with TouchWiz. His fix was to go with CM10. Unfortunately, that's not an option for us (yet), and I don't know if s-pen would be supported. ;(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] distortedloop:
Oh, wow, I hadn't noticed this yet. It's like a throwback to a couple of years ago, I haven't had to worry about this in a long time.

It's interesting because on my Verizon galaxy S3, running the latest leaked jellybean ROM, but otherwise stock, the dialer does not behave the same way as this T-Mobile galaxy note 2 does. On the galaxy S3, the number displayed is the number of the contact not the Google voice routing number. I wonder what is different about the note 2, since they're both TouchWiz and jellybean.

Anyways, it's a bit tedious to set up originally, but I worked around this on older phones by adding the Google routing number as an alternate phone number for each of my contacts as I used them. That way at least the proper name and contact picture shows up in the call log even if the correct number does not.

I tried using a third-party dialer just now, and as most of you probably know, it does not record the call number properly. Bummer!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] decalex:
Wow. Ya, I use GV only as well. I get my note 2 tomorrow, and will make it my mission to figure this out.. i.e. find someone smarter to help me figure this out. ;)

I know really... I haven't had to deal with this in a long long time..

Just to be clear, you guys have tried the app GV callback that is only on the amazon app store (afaik) right?

Sent from my Paranoid GNex

---------- Post added at 07:23 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:59 PM ----------

Could you guys try something, until I can test:

Go to http://google.com/voice/m

Try to place an outgoing call thru there, see what number shows up in call log.

Sent from my Paranoid GNex
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
I've tried several "dialers", but they all get fed the same garbage from TW. As for the call back apps, I didn't specifically try the one you mentioned, but did try two others. Unless I'm missing something, they intercept the outgoing call, call your GV number (where you can hear the GV girl say, "Press 2 to make a call to a new number...") and then the app uses DTMF tones to "dial" the intended contact. I've tried that, and it does work - sort of...

The one I tried (can't recall the name) took about 20 seconds to complete the process (too slow in my book). And while the call log showed a call to MYSELF during the call, once I hung up, the app somehow edited the call log to reflect the outgoing call being made to the intended contact. That alone tells me some app developer is two steps ahead of Samsung (and possibly Google).

In any case, having used GV on HTC's for the last three years - flawlessly without any hoop-jumping or other heroic efforts - I've become spoiled to where anything less than a direct call (i.e. no call back or audible multi-dials) is a failure for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mha1021:
Coming from Galaxy NOTE 1 I didn't have any problem with google voice but yea i am having the same problem of not showing the number you are calling in call log... just today i dialed a number which was not saved in my contacts so i wanted to redial the same number again in my call log the number is not there to redial so i had look at the paper and dial it in keypad and it sucks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] decalex:
I emailed one of the 3rd party developers (Xinlu), but kinda doubt I'll hear back. I know he figured this out before, and know this can be solved with one of the call back apps. Wouldn't count on Samsung or Google to fix anything like this, obviously.

Sent from my Paranoid GNex
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] decalex:
OK.

I got my note, and finally just got to test it. I wish you guys tried the app I recommended, because it works fine. Call logs show up correctly for outgoing calls.

Free Version Google Voice Callback

Donate Version - Google Voice Callback

The dev is no longer active.. and has never answered my emails ;P

But, on the other hand, he's saved me literally hundreds of dollars over the years.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] distortedloop:
We don't want to have to install a third-party app that makes you take the extra step of being called back just to get an accurate call log. Your solution may work for you, but it's not the solution for everybody. What we really like is to just see Samsung make Google voice work with their dialer log on the note2 the same way it does on the jellybean version of the galaxy S3, and every other modern mobile phone that Samsung or HTC make. Thanks for the tip but I'll just put up with this outgoing call log bug rather than having a callback option.

I'm not even sure that I'll bother cluttering up my contacts with the routing number as an alternate number for them which was the prior fixed of this on older phones. I just don't look at my outgoing call log all that often. Your mileage may vary. Thanks again
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] rickhuizinga:
I'd like to see a good replacement dialer app. The Samsung dialer is so ugly. Perhaps an AOSP stock dialer?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] decalex:
Trust me, I would love that as well.. I just don't see it happening.

I've literally written a dozen emails over the years reaching out to Samsung and Google (lol), including Vincent Pacquet.

I used to save the routing number in all of my contacts, and I *still* find myself cleaning up stray numbers. Keep in mind, the routing numbers change every once in a while. So one day (this has happened to me sev times), some or all of them won't work.

Whatev works for you though ;) I hope a solution is on the way.

---------- Post added at 05:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:13 PM ----------

There are several 3rd party dialers on the market. Some are better than others, but give it a search. I used to use RocketDialer for a minute.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] distortedloop:
I mentioned this in an earlier post, but it bears repeating and might lead us to a solution on our own.

I've had a Verizon Galaxy S3 for 5-6 months, using both stock ICS and now a leaked "stock" (debloated) JB ROM. I can't say with certainty that on ICS the call log behaved the way we want it to, but I'm pretty sure it did. I can, however, say with absolute certainty, that on the "stock" JB ROM I'm using right now, it works perfectly. I just dialed two different numbers and they displayed properly, no GV routing number.

So, Samsung, ToucWiz, Google Voice and Jelly Bean for all calls on two different devices; does't make sense that it works on one and not the other.

I tried copying the dialer app over from the S3 to the Note2, and it worked as a dialer, but it didn't address the call log issue, which on the Note 2 was still borked. I'm willing to move over other apps in an effort to see what's holding us back; any suggestions? There's a listing in Titanium Backup on both phones for "Call Log", could it be that simple?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dj_spore:
I had a SGSIII before my Note II and on AT&T anyway, the call logs showed the routing number on both ICS and leaked GB, though all the GB builds I tried were from differant carriers. I'm getting the OFFICIAL JB update that was released last night installed, and will report back if it was fixed in that update. Just as a thought, All of the SGSIII JB builds were built after the Note II, maybe in our next update this will be fixed.

---------- Post added at 09:32 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:14 AM ----------

I just tried on the official AT&T JB on their SGSIII, and still shows the GV routing number, I think the only time I have seen the logs correct is in AOSP roms.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] whatsitsnamenow:
Yup. Google voice logs work when I had cm10 on my Galaxy s3. Stock JB is a no go.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] distortedloop:
VZW Galaxy SIII running scrosler's "CleanROM 5.0", which is basically a debloated stock ROM. Android version 4.1.1, I535VRBLK1.

I just checked again, with Google Voice set to "make all calls using GV", all my outgoing calls on the Samsung Dialer app are showing the number I dialed, not the GV routing #.

I think Scott's developing for the AT&T Note II...perhaps someone should ask him, or check out his ROM to see if it fixes it. if it does, what's he doing to make it so?

Maybe it's a carrier thing? VZW doesn't care, the other's do? Probably not, since the international ROM I'm using has the same issue.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dj_spore:
I am now running the 7105 4.1.2 rom (XXDLL1) Stock deodexed, amd call logs are now showing thr number dialed, not the GV routing number. I guess sammy fixed it in TouchWiz.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
Congrats, Spore. Hope it lasts.

For those that don't have the fix yet, here's what I've done.

1) Go to desktop version of GV web page

2) Navigate to "Placed Calls"

3) Create bookmark

4) Create shortcut to bookmark on home screen

Now, when I want to 'redial' someone from my call history, instead of bringing up the default dialer, I use that shortcut link. One click, and a slight delay, and I have my entire TRUE call history. On the upside, if you get a harassing phone call from a solicitor, you can use the same link, then click "Received calls" and BLOCK the number at the GV level. When they call again, they'll get the "This number has been disconnected" message.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
Just flashed the same ROM from today, and only wiped cache. Everything came right back as though I didn't flash... But low and behold, gv now absolutely works as it should. No hint at a proxy number. Great find. Repped.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] distortedloop:
This is not a surprise. We already knew Samsung had fixed the issue in the S3 version of jelly bean.

Good to see it in an NII ROM.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] isaacfinnegan:
In 4.1.2 or the current builds for US/North America? The ATT 4.1.1 Jelly Bean for S3 still shows Google Voice proxy numbers in the call log and when dialing.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] distortedloop:
Verizon 4.1.1 I'm running a leaked build that has the same build number as the official OTA released last week.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] isaacfinnegan:
I'm currently running 4.1.1 on my S3 (ATT) with baseband ending in LK3 and cannot get the dialer to work well with Google Voice (seeing the google proxy numbers in the logs and dialing screens)

Are you saying this is working correctly on the verizon S3?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] distortedloop:
Yes, it works properly on a verizon s3 running clean ROM version 5. But I have to correct myself, my baseband is version LK 1.

By works properly, I mean that the number I am dialing is what is displayed not the Google Voice routing number. If I want to call a friend whose number is (555) 123 4567, that's the number displayed, not some random number Google uses to route the call.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Sho'nuff75:
I'm going to ask a noob question on this thread so I hope someone answers it:

What is the point of GV? Can someone give me a few real life scenarios where it is worth having? I just need it explained to me in layman's terms but I might like it myself.

Thanks for any help!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] darekz:
I use gv since grand central. I use it only for international calls and give my gv number to some people which I don't want know my tmobile #.

PS. GV international rates are very good and I dont use calling cards for long time.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Sho'nuff75:
So when you are traveling abroad, you can get great rates? Does it work on WiFi or is it off of SIM? I do travel internationally and it's why I just left Sprint to go to T Mob since the phone is true GSM and easy to use int.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] decalex:
Not a noob question!

Here are some of the reasons I use it .. and don't even use my regular number.

Convenience & Portability: I had 2 phones on 2 diff carriers (cdma & gsm)for a while, and forwarded both thru my GV. So essentially I had 1 number.

You could also forward calls to a landline with a simple check box on the site if, say, u don't get service wherever u are.

Custom call groups: I have groups for freelance clients and family (and many others). Custom voice greeting assigned to each category. E.g. Work people hear, thank you for calling ______…"

While at computer: Texting super easy thru the GV website and chrome extension. Texts are all synched to GV app. Calls can also be made thru the GV website or GTalk. E.g. looking up a restaurant on laptop, click on phone number, calls my phone and connects me.

SPAM calls: block spam calls.. was especially convenient during the election.. ;). Blocking thru GV plays a ".. this number is no longer in service."

Stalkers? I work at a mobile company, and can't tell u how many times ppl change their number. Another use for blocking function.

Do not disturb: can set hours to not receive calls from specific groups. I don't use this.. but some would.

So, just off the top of my head.. Lol.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Sho'nuff75:
Wow, thanks!

I could use the custom call groups for business too.

Texting through a computer is nice as well when someone wants to keep texting you haha

Connecting the phone from comp is cool as well.

I hear people talk about the GV and Groove or something, but I don't know why people need wifi calling if they have unlimited minutes?

Of course, I can understand internationally using WiFi, so I do need to find out more about that and how it works.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] decalex:
No prob. A handful of ppl I know don't get great reception where they live, and use WiFi calling for that treason.

Which reminds me.. while on sprint, I set my GV# as my "home" phone, and incurred an average of 10 mins per month. ;) one more benefit..

I feel like a GV cheerleader now.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kanay2000:
I am close to selling my One X on ebay - but was wondering if anyone knew when Nexus 4 will be back in stock (UK)?

Many Thanks,
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] ttocs99:
Like the title says is ther a stock rom witch is pre rooted and has sum tweaks onit like the int.d folder etc etc i dont mind the stock samsung look but wud love to have a stock rom with al the tweaks but hasnt bin themed

This might be a pointless post but everyone has difrent tastes :D:thumbup:

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] m.h.mahadi:
Nope, there's not any stock rom which is pre rooted and tweaked.....

But I tell you. Flash a stock rom, then flash a custom kernel which have init.d support, then install some tweaks.... ;)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z41d:
Hi I got the samsung galaxy s3 when i bought the mobile it was rooted but its unbranded as there were no logos on the mobile or on the mobile box. I unrooted the mobile and reset the binary counter back to 0, the firmware i installed than was original firmware from sammobile website, but later i found the firmware was customized and it wasn't complete. Finally I installed Samsung Kies and used the option of firmware upgrade and initialisation to restore my device to factory settings but when my mobile switched back on i was surprised to see s3 got firmware with vodafone settings, my mobile is simfree but now im not sure. can anyone please help me how i can get the original firmware on my s3 and samsung kies will recognize my device as after upgrade and initialisation when i connect the device to my pc i get the message samsung does not support the firmware and i cannot get firmware upgrade from kies.

really need help to sort it out.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mechryanc:
First you need to determine what model the phone is. This can easily be determine under Settings>about device>Model number

If it says GT-I9300, then you have the international version, if not then google whatever it displays then it will tell you what version you have. depending on which version you have, you will need to go to the respective forum and download a ROM. Install this Rom in recovery mode (this is explained in another thread in Q&A)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
No remove battery and read SSN for a true version .

BASICS

http://xdaforums.com/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=34206496

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nildhoa:
Wrong firmwere installed my galaxy k

I have Samsung galaxy k . i have installed wrong firmware of galaxy s.now my phone is bricked.i cant on my phone.no light.i want to my phone back position so what can i do?????? plzz help me...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Take the phone to a service centre and pay for repair we cannot help you .

This is not Galaxy K forum either nor Galaxy S

jje
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayebraham:
hi senior members

I have a SGS uk phone with the following details

Model GTI9000

Firmware 2.3.

Baseband version I9000NEJV5

Kernel vERSION 2.6.35.7 I9000NEJVD-CL183009 ROOT@DELL103

BUILD GINGERBREAD.NEJVD

I WANT TO ROOT THIS PHONE

WOULD APPRECIATE IF THE SENIOR MEMBERS CAN HELP ME WITH A STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS ALONG WITH DOWLOAD LINKX OF ondin ETC WITH KERNEL LINKX FOR TAR FILES ETC.

MANY THANKX

j
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayebraham:
35 views but no reply for help
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlueFlame4:
Do you only want to root it or have a newer firmware on it (4.1.2?) as well? If I were you, I'd update ;)

Sent from my Gameboy Color
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayebraham:
i want to root for i want to install copilot eu

i nstalled lucky patcher but it says phone not rooted

i dont have a sd card on the phone

can anybody help
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Donovan662:
U can upgrade to GB 2.3.6. Its an Open Europe stock rom

Get in download mode (3 button combo) & flash this JVU rom with odin with pit (use 512) & repartition ticked & the 2 next to it also

- Samsung USB drivers --> http://db.tt/BujOFVxz

- Odin & pits --> http://db.tt/yHvd2Brm

- JVU rom --> http://db.tt/z0WBjcFk

Here is an example:

PDA, select CODE_I9000XXJVS_CL565837_REV03_user_low_ship.tar

 Phone, select MODEM_I9000XXJVS_REV_00_CL1059471.tar )

 CSC, select GT-I9000-CSC-MULTI-OXAJVS.tar

 PIT, select s1_odin_20100512.pit

Click start

When pass it reboots automaticly & install.

Done installing turn off Phone & Get in download mode again

Flash this cf root with odin in Pda section

- Cf root --> http://db.tt/BOrZ3cjN

After that it reboots and a cwm icon will appear. Click on it allow & your rooted

From there u can flash a custom rom of your choice or you can stay with gb.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayebraham:
so if its only phone then i shall only select the phone or shall select all

so if PHONE then i shall only select phone and then

 Phone, select MODEM_I9000XXJVS_REV_00_CL1059471.tar )

or shall do all for the sgs

also please explain (3 button combo)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Donovan662:
Select all files in odin before pressing start. Pit in pit, code in pda, modem in phone, csc in csc.

Turn your phone off & get your mobile phone in download mode pressing volume down + home button + power button

A triangle will appear on your screen. Connect your phone with pc. In odin you will see that the left bar will turn yellow with the word COM in it. That means your phone is connected and ready to flash.

Then press start, wait till install is complete. See my previous post
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayebraham:
thankx

i will try and will report to you accordingly
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] locn:
Mate

What Donovan662 saying should work a treat.

There is a full guide here -> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1494493

I used that guide to root and upgrade my i9000 to Slim Bean (4.1.2)

have a look here -> http://youtu.be/emmjfye2Sdk

Hope it helps...