yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0jmaster0:
Pinch screen and then you can delete unneeded
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gabripranzo:
Yes, I know, but with ICS it was easier (1 tap less). I could use the quick launch anyway.

Same thing for the drawer, I could keep pressed the recent activities button to acces it directly; now (when I'm not in a homescreen) I have to press the home button and, then, the app button in the dock.

Usually I suppose that a more recent OS release has some improvement, not a drawback.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naff47:
Hi guys. I have a Samsung Galaxy s3 GT-i9300 running 4.1.1 Baseband 19300XXDLIB.

I have been trying and trying and trying for the last few days to root my mobile. I take care following all of the steps and I have tried every type of root program and files I think are available but even though they download to the phone and reboot into their custom recovery, then install the files needed to root, none of them have worked!!

It's strange because the phone is just unrootable it seems. I have tried several versions of Odin. I've tried what should be 1 click rooters but nothing works! The most recent files I have used to download to my phone via Odin were CF-Auto-Root-m0-gti9300, CF-Root-SGS3-v6.4, SuperOneClickv2.2-ShortFuse, SuperOneClickv2.3.1-ShortFuse and SuperOneClickv2.3.3-ShortFuse all of which have been recommended to me and I have strictly followed YouTube videos and written guides. I don't think I am doing anything wrong yet I still have no root access. The last root I tried installed a CWM app (I know it stands for Clock Work Mod but not sure what I am supposed to do with it) but not SuperSU which is supposed to come with it.

Please can someone help? I'm tearing my hair out here!

I should probably point out I am not using the stock ROM as I did manage to brick my phone at one point and had to install another firmware, although I would like to go back to my original firmware yet I am not sure what it was...is it possible to figure out what the stock firmware should be? The phone is unbranded from the UK.

Many thanks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
I should probably point out I am not using the stock ROM as I did manage to brick my phone at one point and had to install another firmware, although I would like to go back to my original firmware yet I am not sure what it was...is it possible to figure out what the stock firmware should be? The phone is unbranded from the UK.

No you can only guess .

TO ROOT .

Factory reset the phone and install CF root 6.4 via Odin .

But its really pointless rooting when you don't have a clue as to why or what .

BASICS .

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1927113

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zelmer:
May also be because your computer hasn't been installed with the samsung drivers yet? Kies i think it's called..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shamez23:
Have you tried downloading supersu from the play store? And be sure to not try superuser but supersu.

I had the same thing with cf-autoroot. supersu wasn't there and I didn't have root. Tried several times, never worked. After that I tried rooting with the old cf-root that also installs cwm recovery. Recovery was there but no supersu and the phone didn't get root. Tried that several times too but that didn't help either, although that is how I rooted my phone successfully right after I had bought it. Went back to cf-autoroot, same result, no root. But as soon as I downloaded the app supersu manually and updated the binarys as it tells you to at first start, I had root.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Squall-Leonhart:
Kies is not required (and its junkie bloatware that doesn't properly clean itself up on uninstall anyway)

Windows can pull the drivers from WU.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naff47:
You Sir, are a legend! Thank you very much, you have sorted my problem :D I had SuperUser instead of SuperSU like you stated. Who would've thought it'd be so easy to fix? :D
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naff47:
You should probably not just imagine that just because someone has a problem that they don't have a clue what they are doing. I have done this numerous amounts of times with several phones, my Samsung was just slightly more difficult since I had made an easy mistake by not taking note of my original firmware and by not realizing that I needed SuperSU and not SuperUser (which I'm sure is a common and easy mistake).

Try next time not to put a fellow site member down.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naff47:
I did actually install Kies but thanks for the help anyway :)
[Android Themes] themike10452:
Here's my Assassin's Creed boot animation that I use, leave comments if you like it. Made for HDPI devices

Note: This file is not flashable ! Install using ADB PUSH command or any other method you like.

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Download in attachments

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[Android Themes] ArcticFish:
Really awesome, looks nice and it fits the screen

Sent from my Zapped All-Starred P.A.C SGH-T989
[Android Themes] themike10452:
I am really glad you like it :D enjoy it assassin ;)
[Android Themes] Electrostatic King:
Is this optimized for xhdpi?
[Android Themes] themike10452:
480 x 854
[Android Themes] Hanzo.Hasashi:
Works perfect on the x10. Are you planning on doing more?

Send from beneath my cloak of magic
[Android Themes] Aarush:
Awesome

- via Xperia neo V
[Android Themes] themike10452:
well i just made this one cz i didnt find one that suites my taste, and i wanted to share it with you guys. I might make new ones when I have the time :)
[Android Themes] themike10452:
Thanks! I'm Glad to hear your positive opinions :D
[Android Themes] karlallen:
That is pretty sweet.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Palla71:
Hi,

I tried with several different ROMs (Viper Venom 1.1.0, Sabsa Prime from 7.0 to 9.0, Virtuous Infinity, TrickDroid) but Bluetooth PHONE AUDIO is not working.

Bluetooth MEDIA AUDIO works perfectly.

Anyone experienced the same issue?

Could it be something related to Sense 4 and/or (Beast) Kernel? (This problem does NOT occur on Blackout 3.1.1)

Would it be possible to use another kernel different from the one provided by the custom ROM?

If so, any recommendation?

Thanks!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stresser:
I have the same problem. Bluetooth media play works fine but no sound during calls, using viper venom. Works fine with energy (3.5).

A solution would be appreciated.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Superuzzu:
Try to use no-sense rom like jellytime (but with Kang Bang Kernel 1.8 kill bill edition to fix) or Codefirex rom periodical(always with same kernel), on my dhd work fine with SUPERGALAXY BR8 with Kang Bang Kernel.

bye :cowboy:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] broad_st_bully:
I flashed the Eclipse 2.1 ToroPlus ROM last night coming from a stock AOSP 4.2....did the usual Titanium Backup before the flash.

Did the factory reset 3 times as well as format system 3 times like I do EVERY time I change ROMs (using latest TWRP)...

However once I booted this ROM everything (folders) was gone...like when you revert to factory with ODIN...just the basic files were in my root...

I never had this happen before...

the problem with this is I was using "Safe Notes" to keep ALOT of Admin info/passwords for numerous websites I do the upkeep on, as well as some bank info, money owed to me by others, etc....

Now, I DO have a bunch of CWM nandroids from previous backups...is there any way to go into one of these nandroids and extract the files for "Safe Notes" from a Titanium Backup "backup zip" to slip into the directory for the app?

I've done it before with a SafeNotes backup I made but that's long gone now...

I have backups of all the WidgetLocker, UCCW, music, etc. but I NEED NEED NEED to get the Safe Notes info back...

Like I said I've never had this happen before except for when I intentionally wipe everything via ODIN when returning to factory condition...I wasn't expecting it...

Also, what could cause this problem??

Was it because I came from 4.2 back to 4.1.2??

When I booted up after installing the new ROM I went to re-install my apps through Titanium Backup but they weren't there...perhaps that had something to do with the gapps package?

I thought that might be the case so I installed the 4.2 gapps package and still nothing in TB....

perhaps install CWM and restore one of the latest nandroids to recover the Safe Notes file/info?

if I could extract it from a ZIP from inside one of the TB/nandroid backups that would be sweet...but if restoring a nandroid is the ONLY option I guess I'll have to do that...

I *REALLY* need the info on that Safe Notes file...hope someone can help...:(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] StevePSK:
This is a great question, I lost my notes somehow with TWRP trying to upgrade to BAKED blackbean 7 on my Galaxy S3. Have you found a solution yet?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] VonEsch:
Titanium backup can restore apps and data from backups. Hit menu (3 dots) go to extract from nandroid backup. Hopefully it will have it. Some apps store information in other places and when that is the case it's lost. Should do the trick though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] StevePSK:
Ever find a solution? I lost my SafeNotes data as well and NEED to get it back...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] curti.nogg:
If you have a nandroid backup and root you should be able to use TiBu or Nandroid Manager to restore your app data.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] StevePSK:
I have both, but when I try to restore data for the app, SafeNotes then has what appears to be an empty data. I'm not sure if the database was stored somewhere else. I made a nandroid but lost my SafeNotes data after ODIN. I have tried to look around (mostly in the data folder) for a file I can use with SafeNotes' restore database option, but nothing seems to work :/.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brandall:
Hi folks, I'm not from around these parts, I mainly live over in the dev section where my application utter! just went beta.

I've got a big problem of force close reports on start-up, which are almost entirely limited to the Galaxy Nexus. It actually appears to be a very simple problem to solve where I'm going to have to manually put some spaces in at the beginning of paragraphs - Very annoying, but it could be worse!

What I can't clarify from the bug reports, is whether this is affecting 4.1 or 4.1.1 or both....

If you fancy installing the app and confirming if it crashes for you, your OS version and if you're running stock, stock rooted or custom - I'll increase your thanks meters as the only incentive I can give to you!

I'll be posting an apk shortly with the minimal amount of added spaces possible in the first dialog that appears, so to see what I can get away with as a temporary fix, as I assume you're all hoping for an official 4.1.2 update soon??

Play Store Link

Thanks in advance :good:

Ben
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Khizar:
will give it a try
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adio201:
Trying out the app as I type and everything is well I'm running jbsourcery ROM with zenseries v8 kernel on my Samsung galaxy nexus from sprint
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brandall:
Thank you - is that unofficial 4.1.2?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Just gave it a shot on Mmuzzy's latest 4.2 AOSP nightly, and Pete's Bugless Beast 4.1.2 build and I'm having no issues with the google play version. Seems stable, and actually a pretty nifty app!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brandall:
Thank you

Thank you! And thanks for trying both :good: It might be tricky to find someone running stock! Custom ROMs are all too tempting....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moshe22:
I am running stock and unrooted. No issues with the app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brandall:
Thank you for testing. 69 force closes in the Play Store stack traces, but no one can replicate!? Confused...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tommy0823:
Running fine here. Running JBSourcery 3.2 and Zen v5 kernel. No custom kernel settings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Khizar:
works fine on xylon
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brandall:
Thanks for trying.

-----------

I think I may have narrowed this down further to a Galaxy Nexus 4.1.1 with the locale set to German!? If anyone could try that for me, I'd be really grateful. Thank meter +1 waiting! App Link

Cheers

Ben
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheNetwork:
So I have a 32GB microSD card that works perfectly in everything except my Atrix 4g. It didn't work in the stock ROM, doesn't work in CWM, and doesn't work in CM10. I put it in and it says "SD card possibly damaged, you may need to format" or something like that. So I do that, and when I tap format it just flashes some screen and then keeps showing the ongoing notification about how my SD card is damaged..

I tried FAT32 and exFAT, neither worked. Tried quick and full format for both. Any suggestions? Or does 32GB not work on the atrix?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] falyons:
Hmmm...

It may be that your SD slot is damaged, or the SD card/brand is not compatible. I have a 32GB card in mine that works perfectly. If other SD cards(2,8,16GB) work, then I'd try another brand of 32GB SD card, if no others work, then the slot is probably the issue.

Hope that helps.

Dre
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thesummoner101:
Have you tried a different MicroSD card in your Atrix? I remember reading that the MicroSD slot gets loose and stops reading cards. If your current card works fine in other devices, try a different card in your atrix.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheNetwork:
None of the ones I tried worked. Is there any known issue with the SD slot that's an easy fix or am I screwed unless I want to open it up and do some soldering?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tananaev:
Are you sure you are not trying to put 32GB SDXC card? I don't see how 32GB SDHC any different from for say 8GB SDHC.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DARK-PRINCE:
i know nothing about jailbreaking of this phone

can sm1 pls guide mee wat to do to make my phone giving mee good speed & customizations
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdrc45:
Hi,

You have to find out what bootloader/SPL version your device has.

Go to settings - About - More - This will give you your bootloader version, Firmware Revision # and the device Info. If you post back the bootloader version and Firmware revision #, I can help you with what method to use and what Pre-NoDo/Nodo rom to use.

These are the steps -

1. Downgrade your SPL version to at or below 3.xxx (which is required to install XSPL)

2. Install XSPL (RSPL/HSPL) to the device. (which is required to install a custom rom)

3. Flash a custom rom of your choice.

If your device is current and updated through Zune then the devices SPL is more than likely 5.xxx and you can only downgrade 5.xxx by these three methods -

1. Goldcard method - requires a Y cable, (either homemade or purchased online) a SD card reader, 1gb - 2gb SD card, and you have to download a Pre-NoDo/NoDo stock rom, goldcard tool and the goldcard image.

2. Zune restore point method - requires a Pre-Mango restore point through Zune. Meaning that you updated the device to Mango from a Pre-Mango version and still have the computer that you used to update the device with.

3. SLSPL method - requires to download the SLSPL rom and flash it to the device. This method is for Europe devices with Firmware revision # ending in .401 and can work on T-Mobile HD7 that is SIM/Carrier unlocked.

Follow Shadow's step by step tutorial on how to Downgrade SPL, flash XSPL and install a custom roms. It has all the links for the above downgrade methods and for all the stock roms and everything you'll need.

If you have any questions or problems just let me know.

Also this is a question and should be in the HD7 Q&A. Request to move thread.
[General Questions and Answers] TeeJay3800:
As I explained to you in your other identical thread, best ROM threads are not allowed. Stop creating such threads or further action will be taken. This is your last warning.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L4URO:
hi,

i am getting samung galaxy s2 soon,but does it sound good,loud and quality is good with and without earbuds?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kitschki:
Its good enough, but if youd be unsatisfied, you could flash a mod anyway
[General Questions and Answers] v3rk:
I have two lines on my account, both are eligible for upgrades. Can i upgrade both phones, drop a line next month when it's time to renew my contract and keep the phones? Or does upgrading tie me to extending the contract for both lines?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ghetto Geeksta:
Getting a new Samsung Note II this afternoon. What is the first thing I should do? I would like to uninstall the bloatware, how do I do that also?

thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skripka:
Even with the stock ROM it is a very snappy device that runs well. Most of the bloat is not uninstallable at best disable-able, unless rooted and ROM'd....even then much of the bloat is at least things you might sometime use (adios NASCAR and NFL app, good riddance).

Play with it. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lovekeiiy:
First thing, Root.

As for bloat, Titanium Backup, uninstall and delete. I would suggest backing them up in case you need to return it so you can set it back to factory default.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ghetto Geeksta:
Could you post the link to the best/easiest Root directions, and does your phone have to be rooted to use Titanium Backup?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bignibb:
Put a case on it. That is the very first thing you should do followed by the others in no particular order.

Sent from the best phone on the planet, Apple take Note............
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] blane73:
Look up wwjoshdew on YouTube and follow his root method. He is very experienced when it comes to android, rooting and the note 2. He has vids on how to root, unroot and installing roms etc....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kyoon19:
Root it and enable on screen navigation and disable capacitive buttons!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mxl180:
Order screen protector. Order case. Root, TWRP recovery, flash Pegasus kernel.

In those steps.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kat3k:
Call your mother.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
If I were you I would use the phone stock until you get comfortable with it and then root it

That's just my opinion

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

-Galaxy Note II Edition
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] emeraldayotte:
+1 Enjoy it for what it is first. I only rooted to get WIFI tether and 2 MODs (landscape TW and unlimited apps for multi view)

Sent from my NOTEworthy smartphone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lovekeiiy:
I agree on the case and screen protection. But that's more subjective and something you would be in the habit of doing from previous phones; I assume this is not your first cellphone.

I agree on rooting as well. There is a sticky on how to root. QBKing77 has Youtube videos as well. He has links for the files. Rooting the GN2 is really easy.

Yes, you need to be rooted for Titanium Backup. One of the best. Then you backup apps. Then you can freeze or delete that bloatware. Backup is good idea if you uninstall it and things go wonky. Of course, don't forget to Nandroid backup after rooting as a fail safe with everything still there.

After that, it's all about how you use your phones.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Infectado:
I download the last brazilian firmware but the extension is .dz. The kdz updater just read extension .kdz here. I try to change the extension but i got a extract file error in kdz. What iswrong?
[LG Optimus 4X HD] reas0n:
What?! In .dz? Mate please add the link to bootloader dump thread, maybe this will help us :D I remember that kdz extract was similiar, but not the same. Oh and please keep the dz file on PC, maybe LG deleted it already
[LG Optimus 4X HD] RuedasLocas:
How many .dz files do you need? I can send you from all versions of the.kdz files :D

.dz is one of the two files compressed in the .cab file (decrypted .kdz), the other is the "X3_2008_v0.0.6.9.dll" to be able to flash the O4X.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Infectado:
How to uncompress?
[LG Optimus 4X HD] profyler:
Isnt it better if he redownload the Original KDZ file from LG ? at least it will be easyer and error free.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] RuedasLocas:
Thats a mistery, at least for me...

I tried all recommended programs and nothing.

But to flash you just need the .kdz file.

But if you want to know how it works...

The flash program creats a temp .cab file in the same location where is the .kdz. If, before the process ends, you select the .cab file and

with winrar or winzip you select extract, you'll have the .dz file and the .dll.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Tomaat:
I had Access to a .dz already A momth Ago

I can try to decompress it Again, the kdz contains an .dll and .dz file
[LG Optimus 4X HD] ricardoclaudine:
E ae Junior, blz!? Vc conseguiu este KDZ da V10C?...
[LG Optimus 4X HD] SimonTS:
One of the main rules of XDA - English only please.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naruto02828:
I can connect to my WiFi, however, it frequently disconnects when signal is low and shifts to my mobile network... Didn't happen before when I was using the official Rom... I am now using the latest 2.4.0.1version, also, I've flash my radio to the latest 5.17.05.23. I thought the WiFi issue should have been fixed in this version??? Need help~ this is the only problem of this fantastic Rom!!!!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naruto02828:
Anything??????:crying:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droidzone:
It's not a rom issue, but rather a kernel issue. I've tried to solve this partially with a couple of custom kernels. See my site for details.

- Swyped from my Galaxy Note 2
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] droidor:
So,

My GF has an Incredible 2 and she wanted to use WIFI tethering (without paying extra, of course). So, being new to the whole Android thing (I actually don't have an Android phone yet.. in LL3 waiting for my Nexus 4, but that's a different story) I put CM7 on the phone as I had heard good things about it. Problem was, she didn't like the looks of it as she was really used to the HTC Sense theme. So, I then looked for a sense themed ROM, and finally installed "CM9 Kang" (I think). While she is happy with the looks and features, the phone is terribly slow. I guess the hardware is just too old to handle an ICS based ROM..

So I'm asking you, what ROM do you suggest for the Incredible 2 that is stable, fast, and has a "sense-like" theme?

Thanks!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] casseer15:
Viper definitely

Try it its in development thread
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] droidor:
Thanks, I assume you are referring to this ROM? As it is also ICS based, is it not laggy on the Incredible 2? I don't feel like installing another ROM and then my GF complaining again ;)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
Try skyraider Zeus, its a nodded stock Rom and very smooth and stable. http://www.teambamf.net/topic/1737-romgb-skyraider-zeus-13-inc2-update-11222011/ Here is a mirror:http://db.tt/MqGxEDBk

I'm so fresh you can suck my nits...
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Jizzylax:
TSM Sense M.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] [::AP::]:
I'm not sure if Virtuous is doing Incredible 2 ROMs anymore, but back on Gingerbread, they were great.

A bit out of date.

But good luck!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] droidor:
Thanks! I just installed the skyraider Zeus ROM and so far she likes it :)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] KuNgZi:
pls delete this thread, sorry
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] prbassplayer:
Op asked to.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] tp2droid:
I flashed the N7100 rom onto this to test it and couldn't get SIM/etc. Had to restore using stock firmware from ATT using ODIN. But, now, when I plug it back into the PC -- it shows up as a N7100 device and KIES won't support/recognize it.

Anyone know what I may need to reflash to get it to show the proper hardware id?

The ABOUT DEVICE section

MODEL: samsung-sgh-i317

Android: 4.1.1

Baseband: i317UCALI6

Kernel (perseus <-- this was custom add afterwards)

BUILD: JRO03C.i317UCALJ2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] walie:
why do people keep doing this?