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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] NMonster69:
Load clean rom and be done. Or another. I did clean rom so I could stay as close to stock as possible.

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Still gonna retry the mod to try to get bluetooth teathering working though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] strikeIII:
Why would you need bluetooth tethering? Isn't it slower? What am I missing here? Just wondering?

Sent from my AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] NMonster69:
It is def slower, but when running on battery power, it's the best choice for extended usage. Wifi will drag both machines down quicker than bluetooth does. I just want the option when I need it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] braddman:
I loaded clean rom and both FoxFI and stock tethering work now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] NMonster69:
Did you need to load foxfi? Clean rom is bad ass huh?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] NMonster69:
I finally have creaated a framework-res.apk file that enables bluetooth tethering as well. The source is from cleanrom, so would only recomend loading on that. Need to figure out how to make into a twrp installable zip file for easier installation.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] NMonster69:
Created cleanrom compatible Zip file to enable bluetooth tethering

For clean rom users, I have made a twrp/recovery installable zip for clean rom to enable bluetooth tethering. Pull from ftp://www.industrial-logic.com
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jkpdon:
How to install

Hello

I only have note2 rooted. what else do i need to install these teatherenable.zip Should i just put in SD card and reboot in to recovery mode to install this?

Can somebody list me steps. less software install is better to complete this task!

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] NMonster69:
Install from /cache
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jkpdon:
OK I had to do load stock ROM using ODIN since my settings kept crashing after loading teatherenable.zip using clockworkmod.

heres step i did

rooted using exynosabuse 1.40

installed clockworkmode recovery app

booted in to clockworkmod and update using zip from sd card and choose teatherenable.zip. successful. restrated the phone and bammm. settings stop working.

i booted again in to recovery 3e and clean cache and factory reset.!! no luck.

What did i do wrong
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Tinmania:
Ugh apparently this was not meant for my version as all I get is "settings has stopped" and I can't get into settings at all. Can't even change keyboard.

My version is this:

Device Product Model: SAMSUNG-SGH-I317

Firmware Build: 4.1.2

Firmware Build ID: JZO54K

Firmware Build PDA: I317UCALK7

Firmware Region Code: ATT

I really am not looking forward to restoring from scratch. Right now if I can just my normal settings back I would be happy.

Michael
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jkpdon:
Micheal,

I had to ODIN stock. there's no other way to fix i believe unless some experts can shed light here. If you need stock rom then u can find it on www.sammobile.com or just search under my posts and u will find the link. make sure u reboot in recovery and clean cache and wipe data clean first then load the stock rom.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Carlrobling:
All I did was flashed stock rooted deodexed over my stock rooted and it fixed the settings stopped problem. Didn't loose data or anything.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Tinmania:
Thanks. I ended up flashing CleanROM AT&T Special Edition and it got me back up OK--and includes tethering.

Michael
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jkpdon:
how do u like cleanrom? is it any better than stock rom? any performace imporvement. i only looking for battery perfomace. please feedback if theres any significant battery improvement.

thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Tinmania:
Thank you. I did flash CleanROM AT&T but I wanted to download the stock ROM just in case. Going to go grab it now.

Michael
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jkpdon:
IF you want stock rom with rooted then visit no Trip flash counter thread and download that.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Tinmania:
I haven't been using it long enough to judge battery life but the comments I saw from others were positive about battery life.

But so far I like it. I first thought it would be an easier way to get tethering on AT&T since I couldn't get the mod here to work.

But it has some nifty features beyond that:

Aroma Installer Options:

System Mods: Lidroid / Wanam 23 toggle Mod, MultiWindow Control Mod

Boot Animation Support: Yes or No

Launchers: Stock TouchWiz, Touchwiz 5x4 layout, TouchWiz 5x6 Layout, Apex Launcher, Nova Launcher

AT&T and Samsung Apps: MyAT&T, AT&T Visual Voicemail, AT&T Messages, Kies, Samsung Photo Editor, Paper Artist, Polaris Office

App Stores:Google Play, Amazon App Store

File Manager: ES File Explorer or Stock File Manager

Google Apps: Gmail, Maps, Streetview for Maps, Talk, YouTube, Play Music, Gogle Now and Voice Search, Voice,

Misc Apps: Ad Blocking HOST file, Drop Box, Terminal Emulator, Polaris Office 4, Adobe Flash

Based on AT&T 'K7' OTA

Multi Window Control Mod to add or remove any app you want!

Lidroid / Wanam 23 Toggle Mod

WiFi Tether Unlocked!

Boot animation can be changed See post #2!

Unsecure boot image with init.d support!

Zip Align at Boot!

Performance and Stability that is nothing short of Legendary!

Extended Power Menu!

I am going to try CleanROM Ace in a few minutes, once my nandroid backup is finished. I think that is about the same but adds the ability to adjust the auto brightness function (whereas mine now works only one way).

Michael
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] RDI:
Tried to download TetherEnable.zip from 4 shared, it said file not found
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] rankitt:
Hi I am using stock rom and just root, what zip file do I need to install as i tried the first one tetherenable.zip and it screwed up my settings, so i had to reinstall whole phone back, I am not a geek so if you can let me know what zip file should i use to install on my AT&T stock rom and enable wifi tethering. I would surely buy you a beer. Thanks

Regds,

Rankit
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomerg3:
Clarification

First, thanks for the mod, I used it on my first Note 2 version and it was great!

I have just upgraded to 4.1.2 using android.gs/update-att-samsung-galaxy-note-2-i317-to-rooted-android-4-1-2-ucalk7-stock-firmware/

I read through some replies and saw that it was breaking multiview.

Has it been addressed? can it work with my rooted version?

Thanks again.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] KinAndTonic:
help!

Ok, so I flashed the zip on my AT&T Note 2. Afterwards I can actually tether through a 3rd party app, but when I try to access settings I get "unfortunately settings has stopped". Same.for my two Rom managers. Thinking it was the tetherprovisions app, I restored it with Titanium Backup, but it didn't help. Any ideas?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] slyfox250:
Just use "tethering widget" I do not think that root is even needed it enables hotspot on 4.1.2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] robsquared:
Does anyone know if this will work the paranoid android rom?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DorkyDev:
Ugh!!!!

Flashed it and now Settings aren't working, keeps closing out on me... Didn't do a back up. >_< Keep getting a popup that says "Unfortunately, Settings has stopped / OK" grrrr

I am using TWRP.

Should I try wiping the dalvik cache first?

_

Also would this work on a i317 using a T-Mobile sim? If this winds up working for me... I'm on Scott's Stock Rooted De-Odex I317UCALK7
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] LuckyColdJohnson:
I am on the unlimited plan. I have LTE. I pay 30 bucks a month. For me its 5 gigs a month right? I went passed 5 gigs last month. Did they move it to 10? Or are you talking about the 50 dollar unlimited plan, and I just got Lucky last month? Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jmbrysk:
Yeah this is happening to me too. Not just settings, everything is effed up
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] FoodMonster:
Just tested this, and I get the settings has stopped as well. SGH I317M, rooted w/stock rom. I did back up beforehand so I'm back to normal thankfully.

Anything I can do to help test?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] gigafast:
Same thing with me as well. Once flashed, many things become messed up. Luckily did a backup and restoring now.

Any other ideas?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] eozdalga:
Me too. Settings all F'd up, along with tons of stuff force closing. I lucky did a backup and once removing this flashed app, everything back to normal. I think you should mention these issues in the OP. I appreciate people trying to work around the fact the Samsung ridiculously removed bluetooth tether but this really killed a lot of time for no reason.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] sw1173:
Just flashed using TWRP

Just flashed and now any app I start force closes on it's own any suggestions?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] desrod:
No longer works for AT&T GN2 devices

As others have noticed, AT&T now requires you to "phone home" before they open up the data connection for tethering.

They got smart, and are using some sort of SPI (i.e. MAC address inspection and packet sequencing checks) to block tethering if you haven't actually paid them for the additional bundle package that includes tethering.

Depressing, but we know that continued abuses would lead to this anyway.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] sw1173:
Same problem

I have a legacy unlimited plan when they forced you to take it with the iPhone 3GS. They keep trying to get me off it as well as the voice plan. I don't think it's carrier but an issue with the mod. I tried it several times and settings FC. The guy who created the mod needs to fix it or take it down. Good idea lousy execution.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Setril Danisai:
Does anyone know if this procedure still works. Currently on 4.1.2 ucamc3 stock with cf auto root.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] pkopalek:
I'm in the same boat, but with USB tethering -- does anyone have drivers to make the USB tethering happen in Windows 7 64bit?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dmxinc:
Bump. Looking fot usb tether on win7, rooted but stock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Anonymously_Unknown:
Each time I flash this on my i317 rooted stock ROM, the SETTINGS app just force closes each time I try to open it or invoke anything that has anything to do with toggling system settings.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dmxinc:
I flashed it and got stuck in a boot loop. I was on SkyNote 9.3, I am now rooted stock.... oh well, was worth a shot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] kvisaych:
Hello does this work on Samsung Note 3 for ROGERS?

Much appreciated, thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] TremuloS:
ditto note 3 android 4.3

hey i was wondering if i sent you the files you need could you do this for my ditto note 3 android 4.3 rom i use my at&t note 3 on tmobile and have an unlimited data plan the give us 2.5 gigs of tethering with the plan. would love this cause i use tethering alot upwards of 200 gb a month and i have several work arounds that i use on my pc but would rather it just work then i wouldnt have to usb tether with pdanet when im at a customers house when i reach my 2.5 gig limit. would be willing to give you a small donation if you could do it.

thanks in advance.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] P2o8wer:
Just as the topic asks. Will I lose all the features?

Sent from gs3..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] spyderman09:
Not unless you use a non-Touchwiz-based rom. Rooting by itself won't affect the spen
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] JaguarXT:
Poster above is correct. You will Not lose any S Pen features if you just root. That I know. But stay with ROMs that support S Pen features or stay with Stock to keep all S Pen features.

What I am doing right now is Root, Stock, Nova Launcher. And still have all the S Pen features.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] thestinkinggenius:
I have the Note 10.1 and use CM10 with it and the S-Pen works fine, of course you will lose some of the Samsung apps, but there are other apps that are just as good or better to replace them with.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kimdoocheol:
Could you sound off on those and tell us what Samsung app you replaced them with?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] thestinkinggenius:
There is a thread over in the 10.1 forum that goes over quite a few of the replacement apps:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1838149
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] imnuts:
The S-Pen itself will work, regardless of what ROM you are using. However, the S-Pen specific features won't work on non-TW ROMs. You won't have hover, pull out goes to launcher page, notification when the pen is out, and probably the leaving your pen behind notification would be broken on AOSP based ROMs as well. The usage of it though for writing and such will still be there, but it would just be like using a capacitive stylus on any other phone, you won't have all the other stuff Samsung added to make it very functional.
[HTC One S] theguitarman94:
So i've been planning on getting a new phone for a while now and I love the speed of my One S. Has anybody used the One X? How fast would you say it is in comparison because I think the One S seemed faster but then again I haven't used a One X with the sense 4.1 update and I know that was a huge update for us. The phone got a hell of a lot snappier and smoother. I was planning on getting the nexus 4 but if you look at the forum for that the battery life and build quality is extremely disappointing.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Bigger, slower
[HTC One S] theguitarman94:
Nice and brief lol!
[HTC One S] Kamilr97:
Only the memory is slower, the processor is faster and the GPU is better. Other than that, it's slightly fatter and can't hold a charge for long
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
only advantages of the X are:

- screen

- NFC

- more storage

one S (s4):

- better CPU chipset for performance, heat and power efficiency

- faster

- aluminium uni-body

- much better battery life

- better audio

- 1080P recording is smoother

However, JB has made a huge difference to the X for audio, performance and battery life (but it still isn't as good as the S and plus chances are the S could improve even further in these areas when it gets JB)

You want to be looking at the X+ or preferably the XL if you don't need any more than 32GB of storage.
[HTC One S] theguitarman94:
Cheers for the info. I'm not that interested in how good the One X hardware is because the One S is fast enough it's just I long for a phone with a hd screen that is larger than 4.3 so the One X fits my preference perfectly. I also need more storage for my music collection and the price of the One X is really good now so I want it. The only thing that lets the One S down is the screen. It's not bad but a pentile super amoled display at a qhd resolution is hardly something to boast about in late 2012. What do you guys think about the Nexus 4? I really wanted to get it but after looking at the threads there are so many design flaws with it and the battery life is supposed to be terrible. (One X battery is better)
[HTC One S] theguitarman94:
Really informative reply thanks. May I ask why the audio on the one x isn't as good? Surely sound output through headphones is just as good as they both use the beats amp? Or do you mean mics and recording? I've just looked at the One XL and in the UK it's confusing, they sell it at a Qhd resolution and it's a compeltely different phone to the american XL. I do want the One X+ but at £470 it's really not worth it. That's an extortionate amount of money for an HTC phone and everyone knows that HTC phones lose their value incredibly quickly
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
No problem :)

Regarding the nexus 4, it looks great, however;

- camera not as good

- battery life not as good

- audio not as good (more so the loudspeaker performance)

Personally the only advantages it has over the S (that apply to me) are;

- better NLED

- better and bigger screen, although quite a few users are saying the screen looks washed out compared to other LCD based screens

- better software support and you get updates much quicker

Although there is something wrong with the software on the N4, the battery life should be much better and I am betting that a software update will improve it so it will be as good as the S if not better (S4 pro + 2100mAh + power efficient display and with stock android, which should be very well optimised thus we should be seeing much better battery life from it :p)
[HTC One S] theguitarman94:
Awesome. It's really rare to find people who give pros and cons on devices. If only there were more people like you! Usually it's always either Pros or Cons!
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
Thanks very much :)
[HTC One S] lorddart:
Based on this info I'd honestly suggest the galaxy s iii
[HTC One S] theguitarman94:
Thanks for your opinion. I actually considered the GS3 but after looking at many sites and youtube video comments the One X comes out on top and the screen is a big priority of mine and the SGS3 has an inferior screen that is no where near as bright as the One X. If I'm honest the only 2 types of phones I will ever consider at this present time are HTC phones or a nexus device.
[HTC One S] Deleted member 3452239:
International or North American/Australian One X?

Sent from my HTC One X-
[HTC One S] ECEXCURSION:
I own an AT&T HTC One X (One XL everywhere else) and my girlfriend owns the One S (S4). My impression? They're exactly the same aside from mine being better tuned... Which is to be expected.

My screen is definitely nicer though.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One S] k1llacanon:
Screen on one S sucks

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[HTC One S] theguitarman94:
International model
[HTC One S] lorddart:
No problem, only suggested the s iii cause it fit all your needs, hd screen, bigger screen, not to mention it (unlike HTC current phones and nexus) has the micro sd slot which you said storage was a big deal for ya ;)
[HTC One S] Deleted member 3452239:
International one X isn't too great compared to the dual core one

Sent from my HTC One X-
[HTC One S] doom_71:
Speaking as a hox owner and comparing it to the one s of the missus: there are a few big advantages of the one x: better and bigger screen, better sound and more storage. The better speed of the one s is not noticeble. It depends on what you find important in a phone. Never in the world would i trade my one x for a one s.
[HTC One S] theguitarman94:
Well I've found a good deal on the one x+ so I'll probably buy that if I get the money! Massive amount of storage less reflective screen. Better battery life. I'm drooling haha!
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
Have you got JB on your X doom? And are you comparing them both with stock ROMs i.e out of the box with sense V4.1?

From my personal usage with both, I found the S to be much clearer than the X for audio (not as noticeable with good ear phones, but very noticeable with the loudspeaker) and gsmarena have found it to be the same:

http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_x-review-747p5.php

http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_s-review-746p5.php

Likewise for the speed, the S is just a lot more snappy/instant when loading apps, game levels, loading the thumbnails in the gallery apps, rendering maps, earth etc. and also smoother overall.

But with JB/sense V4+ it is suppose to be much better for battery life, audio and performance, however, with that update the S could improve even further too and in theory it should surpass it again, as it has the better hardware.
[HTC One S] gelo01:
Can it be, that the One S with JB will be more snapier than the One X+? Or are you comparing just the One S and the One X when they both receive the JB update?
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
Comparing the S to the X+/X. The one X+ has the exact same CPU chipset as the X, just a higher overclock so I can't seen the X being far of the X+ when both are side by side with stock JB/sense.

I can't really tell how things will end up but will post my thoughts on what I think so far any way....

The performance of the X with JB has really shot up, it now surpasses the GS 3 with JB and even the note II (same hardware as GS 3 but another 1GB RAM and higher overclock) in the majority of benchmarks yet they use better hardware. So in theory the S should be even better as the CPU chipset is better and the S beat the X in real world performance and benchmarks when they both were running the same ICS/sense build.

We should still notice the S being quicker in certain stuff like loading the thumbnails of the gallery quicker, rendering earth/maps quicker, loading game levels & some apps quicker etc. but in terms of overall usage with both phones running JB, I can't see there being as much of a difference as there was with them both on the last build of sense/ICS. I still find the S to be more snappy than the GS 3 (with JB) and note II in real world usage for certain tasks as mentioned above.

Unfortunately I haven't had any luck with using a X with JB (updates have only started coming today) or a X+ yet so can't compare for myself but going by videos and user's feedback the X/X+, they do sound/look a lot faster.

The X/X+ for smoothness and speed should be very similar to the nexus 7 as it has the exact same CPU chipset, screen res.
[HTC One S] gelo01:
After reading those words, i really can't wait for the JB update for our One S.. it is true that the One S is really faster than the One X, both on ICS/sense because before i bought mine, i compared it side by side and doing the same things to each other like opening the app drawer, opening the camera, thumbnails in the gallery, and so much more, the S responds more quickly than the X. So when they both be updated to JB, again, maybe, just maybe, the S will again surpass the X in various ways.. the S beat the X in quadrant scores when on ICS, do you think it can still beat the X in quadrant when they both have the JB?

I read some forums in the X+ forum and also posted in the q&a, i asked that from a One S, is it worth it to buy the One X+ as an upgrade, an one user said that the S is never faster than the X, so what more if it's compared to the X+. I think they haven't experience using the S thats why they say so, and they keep in their mind that the X/X+ is the flagship and the S is only a midrange..