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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] primarym:
Hi guys,

Which one of those have you got? Is it Rii Mini N7? Could you please provide a link to buy? I am interested in getting one as well.. I have a diNovo Edge which I love but I hate to have to pair-unpair it with multiple devices we have at home.. These look like good htpc (n7100.. hehe) companions..

Do you use yours also with your pc? How does it perform?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] richlum:
I have the Rii mini.

I originally bought it to use with the Note 1.

It works, but I found the office apps on Android not all that conducive to the type of editing I mainly do (using track changes and adding comments). So, I don't do as much editing as I expected I would.

I now just use it with my laptop.

It has replaced my Targus presenter a it has the laser pointer, and I can control power point press.

But the cursor keys and keyboard mean I can also use it to navigate pdf files on the projector and do simple text entry whilst standing up away from the laptop.

I use a lot of pdfs in my classes and type and draw over the top of them to fill in answers, highlight things, underline, circle etc. . It's great for that.

I wouldn't want to use it to type a whole paragraph.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 917:
My apple bluetooth keyboard works at least 15m away couldn't test more at home :P
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] slybarman:
What do y'all find yourselves using the bt keyboards for with the Note? I am trying to decide if I have a use for one or not.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] primarym:
I also teach and was thinking that this could be something that I'd use both at home and in class. Laser pointer is a plus too. Though I like the other model which also serves as a learning remote; it does not have a pointer. I think I'll get one with a pointer...

Still.. there are different varieties.. one that has the touchpad in the center of the keyboard, one that looks rectangular with touchpad on the right.. and another one that has the touchpad on the right and the lower right corner rounded.

I wonder if there is a difference in quality as well as the shape..
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] richlum:
I have the one with the touch pad on the right and the lower right corner rounded.

The model # is RT-MWK02 it might have some more characters, but the text on the sticker is faded.

The touch pad is OK, but it's difficult to do any delicate movements. I can put the cursor into a text entry box on a web page, for example. But, it's a little fiddly. I find it easier to use the cursor keys to navigate around most of the time.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] b4d5h0t:
Are u all using your bluetooth keyboards with a tiny usb bluetooth receiver thats usually included with them or just through the in built bluetooth pairing? when i tested mine it paired up without the need of the tiny usb receiver so i didnt use it but it didnt work well im thinking now perhaps i should have used the included receiver and an otg cable.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] richlum:
My Rii mini works fine with the inbuilt BT receiver in my Note 2, Note 1 and laptop. I've never even used the included BT dongle to know if it works :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
First and for most I am not responsible for anything that might happen to your phone, computer, or sd card. I am simply posting to help anyone ot there who might have an error with there new cards.

So along with alot of others who jumped on the 64gb micro sd sales I purchased from best buy. When I tried to get my phone to register the card which was originally extfat by default it wasnt recognized. So then I tried formating to ntsc to yet again fail. I finally tried to convert to fat32. What follows is a guide to get uou 64gb sd card to fat32.

First make sure you backup any info you might have on you 64gb. Card because formatting will erase EVERYTHING.

Second, connect your micro sd to a computer. I personally used the micro sd to full sd adapter that came with my card.

Third go to the following website

http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm?fat32format.htm

And download the gui app by clicking the picture.

Fourth run it. Make sure you select the right location to were your sdcard is.

Fifth click the allocation to your preference (im not sure what this is suppose to do but I set it to max roughly about 64-65) then make sure you select the right destination if not you can format your hdd on the computer. Then press the quick format and start button.

Sixth the script should take less then a min. To be done and have a formatted fat32 64gb microsd card..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] distortedloop:
How common is this issue? I've got a 64GB Sandisk with exformat in my T889 with no apparent problems (so far).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
Im not to sure how common it is but I ran into trouble. I tried the default for the card then ntsc and it wasnt registering with my phone althought I must say I was running perseus kerenel with the memory swap script. Then after I formatted to fat32 it work. Not sure were I read on some other people running in to trouble with the same sandisk card until they formatted.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] distortedloop:
Hmm...well, I think I've also read similar around the net. Good of you to share your solution!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
Yup hopefully they hold up. I had a 32gd. Sandisk sd with fat32 and this 64 gb card doubles that so now I have about 74 gbs. Of usable memory. I play alot of gameloft games ;) those things are memory whores
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jdiddy_ub:
I bought Sandisk 64gb card from best buy..my phone reads the exfat card fine..but when I use mtp transfer my computer recognizes the card as generic hierarchical and limits my file size..is there a way to Mount the actually card as exfat without removing it from my phone?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jerry D:
Here is the link for MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition (It's FREE). I have been using this Great Tool for years to format my sdcards without any issues at all. :D

http://download.cnet.com/MiniTool-Partition-Wizard-Home-Edition/3000-2094_4-10962200.html
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
Good program..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
I would loke to know how many ppl have ran into this problem. Wonder if its rom/kernel related or if its the card
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dlads:
It'll format it but it says 27GB not 59GB so it's only seeing half of it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jinda628:
Hmm. I dont even know there's an issue like this. I bought my card online 64GB Sandisk Class 10 during the Thanksgiving sales and its like plug and play since then. No problem at all.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kcs_135:
I've gone through 2 64GB sd cards. They work for a while and then something odd happens. I write to the card but the file is gone if my phone reboots. Permissions issue maybe?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] maloolaba:
This worked!

Wow! The OP was a bit long to go through and I didn't quite understand it, so I tried the above program.

One click to format it and I got from 32GB to my 64GB back!

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Deleted member 2018302:
This is weird i had just installed my new sd card and 5mins later it unmounted and was unable to read or write to it. Im running stock by the way. Im getting a new one next week any tips.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] judianmac:
I was told that the ROM I have doesn't read a 64 gig card..the last time I tried to download a torrent I was told I didn't have enough storage space..I have 36 gig left on it..I downloaded the music, and I saw it was all there..right after I did a restart the music was gone...Do I need to reformat the card to exfat or fat 32? It is a Sandisk, I never formatted the card..I was told we don't have to format a Sandisk card, they come that way...I have a Note 2 from T-Mobile...:(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] judianmac:
I just had the same thing happen to me..I downloaded a bunch of albums..they were there..then I rebooted and they were gone...but when uTorrent was downloading it told me I didn't have enough space..I told it to go ahead anyway...they made it but then disappeared.. :(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
I have had my 64gb. San disk for about a year and a half without any issues. I formatted the way I outlined in the first post and it has been smooth sailing ever since. I know that the first post could be a bit tedious but it is the RIGHT way. No short cuts. I did have an issue with some kerrnels. For example saber kernel from Jedi Roms says that it can swap your memory partition from external to internal and it does for about a week and then for some odd reason it just locks your SD so you can't download or delete any thing. The combination I have been using is an old school pegasus kernel with a memory swap script. I have been using that for a long time and not only is it the most stable memory swap, but the kernel has never messed up my SD either. P.S. just my 2 cents
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ungraph:
You mean usable STORAGE.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
Excuse me yes use able storage. 74 GB usable memory won't be possible till like 2016 maybe the nexus 8
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
Please don't quote me on the above it does have a hint of sarcasm
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jayrocc:
sorry if this is a stupid question but i honestly don't know. if i format a 64 gb card to fat32 will i ony have access to 32gb of space on my card? i had looked this up because i wasnt sure but i could never find an answer
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
No you don't lose space unless you do a partition in which case you most definitely will. My recommendation would be to follow the O.P. and you should be good
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Rickrocks013:
O.P. ?

Fat32. ? I looked at my mine I use with my android . ext fat 64gig.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkshado:
O.P. -> Original post / poster

Samsung ROMs normally format larger microSDXC cards to exFAT as per standard.

But as you probably know, exFAT is hobbled by software patents and doesn't work out of the box on many Linux based OSes, including many AOSP ROMs.

FAT32 works just about everywhere, but has a maximum file size of 4GB, which becomes an issues when you're copying HD movies over to your phone.

ext4 works with AOSP ROMs, with Samsung ROMs with a bit of prodding (shameless plug), and with *nix-like systems in general. File transfers with Windows and Mac OS are done through MTP.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] conganhthuc:
I use this tool to format

http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm

work really well
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] starzshowz:
works for me sg4

worked fine for me :cowboy:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Landmark95:
ntsudei ral

I never was able to achieve success in re-formatting my

external SD card until I came across a program called

"AParted" in the Google Play store.

Mission Accomplished in seconds with PC's and third party

programs, and it has worked without problems ever since.

I do not have any connection with the programmers, and

it does have many negative reviews in the Play Store.

It did format my disk to Fat32 quickly however.

(Whoops, my title there was actually my temporary code, LOL!)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mjtaryan:
I have an SGH-i317 (USA AT&T) running Android 4.1.2 that recognizes the card is present and its Total Space but all attempts to copy to the card fsil. I tried formatting to Fat32 with a command line utility that I got from another thread but the problem remains. I've tried using two different cards both of which are Sandisk Ultra microSDXC 64gb cards. BTW my Tab2 (GT-P3113) running Android 4.2.2 has the same identical problem using both 64gb cards mentioned above. So I can't help but wonder about the format utility I used as well as the one mentioned here.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] OvrDriVE:
wasn't aware the tab 2 could take a 64gig sd card. have a 32gig in mine and it works fine. will have to try my 64gig and see. sdformatter4 seems to work great to format sd cards. ran it on my 1st 64gig sdcard and still had to send it back. new card works awesome using sdformatter4 to drop it to fat32. also works great to go back to exfat if thats what you prefer.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] leafwarbler:
There are many people recommend minitool partition wizard. I do trust in this software because it can resize partition, extend partition, convert file system and convert primary or logical well and safely.
[HTC One X] vitorhumel:
I would like a keyboard Standard with Compact layout.

I means letters standard layout with Numbers compact layout.

Anybody know anything like that?
[HTC One X] Alex-V:
in settings .. regional ... lang ... keyboard ... more /extra options... t9 (phone) ..compact ...qwertz...its a standard setting..look to you manual !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

with kind regards
[HTC One X] vitorhumel:
Man, do you know compact layout?

it's very useful for numbers but not so good for Letters.

The Stardard layout is the opposite.

I want a Keyboard Stardard with Numbers compact Layout.

Like a Hybrib layout.

When I tap "12#" buttom on Standard, Want appears Number compact Layout.

Follow the images to explain. I wanna the both toguether.
[HTC One X] skywalker1162:
Thumb keyboard matches what you are looking for .

Skydragon Team
[HTC One X] vitorhumel:
Anyone?
[HTC One X] fridgie:
Try looking 1 post up :banghead:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
i saw people having a problem on going back to RFS from EXT4 so i made my own converter to make our life easy..

in this generation we have only two partitions that support our kernel, those are the EXT4 and the default RFS, i am hoping that someone will add YAFFS to our kernel too :P

okay this is the Multi-Formatter, it can convert from EXT4 to RFS and vice versa!

VERSIONS:

- 1.0 download

password: pinoy

FEATURES:

1.0

- EXT4

- RFS

INSTRUCTION:

- flash the zip file thru CWM

- choose between ext4 or rfs

- after converting flash a rom or restore a Nandroid backup.

make a Nandroid backup first before converting because your whole system files will be lost.. the next version I will add auto backup..

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
THANKS to:

- Amarullz

- manoranjan2050

- Pinoyden members

- XDA

- Google

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] ewat:
atlast you finally release it here. hehe its working bro..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
thanks bro hehe.. just want to share :)

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] -CALIBAN666-:
thats very helpfull,awesome work bro.keep it up:good:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
thanks :) just report if there is any bug..

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] Filip98:
Ty :)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] hell_lock:
Really awesome but its not compatible wid most of the kernels right? You know how to make a kernel support ext4?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
i want to know but i can't because i don't have pc.. btw i made this tool using only my sgy.. if you can add another type of format on your kernel then i'll try to add that format in my tool too..

i'll update this tool maybe tomorrow.. i will add backup option..

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] ewat:
tol rio.. can you change your title or add something like rfs to ext4 and vice versa so that people know what kind of formatter it is.. ^para mabilis kumalat ang balita hehe^ its just a suggestion hehe
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] vanhalen35:
Agree bro
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
suuuurrreee! hehe

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] blackpanther2209:
tnx for this very useful apps bro...:good:good::good::cool:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] J-Man23:
Galing... new tamabayan hahaha (Nice work... new achievements) Lumilevil up kana boss rio. keep it up.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] kentoi me:
again!!!!

present.. :victory: nice one again bro..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] manoranjan2050:
Very Nice Work My Dear Friend....... :good:

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] hell_lock:
Thanks for this!! It works with my kernel!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
awesome! you really did it :D i'll try your latest kernel bro..

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] gbadcool:
Gonna try this since i use ur kernel too sir :thumbup::D

Done backup then what? Just flash this with cwm?

Edit :

Solved by following instruction in ur thread :thumbup::D

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] encik_racun:
i wonder how to check if its done? i mean how to know i have ext4 syatem after using this tool?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
download the aroma file manager and flash it.. go to console and type mount..

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] encik_racun:
i have aroma file manager, but no need :)

terminal emulator can do it...good job!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
oh okay.. what i mean is using terminal emulator even on recovery mode :P

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] Fallen_Knight:
nice one man....ive used it
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] kykemejia:
Of to other way can proved that the system partition ext4 is installed correctly??

Looking for terminal emulator i believe that correctly:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] hell_lock:
Its ext4 undoubtedly!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] mai77:
pretty cool.

if ODIN is available, then it is probably faster to use ODIN rather than reformat & restore with .zip files in CWM.

the reformatter comes in handy when no PC is at hand. :good:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] Ayaorei:
Gonna try....

ma fon is ma fon..n i like ma fon.

jellyblast gt-s5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] PREMOLIKES:
it worked,,awesome,,thanks man.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] eggs_plode135:
please help me. when i restore my nandroid backup i encounter a problem. it says "Error while restoring /system" im using hells kernel and hyperion build 1. pls help me
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
use the cwm that you used to backed up before.. also check your backup., if its ext 4 then your system must ext4 before you restore., same as rfs..

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My work

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- AndroBot SGY tweaks

- Nandroid md5 Fixer

- Ext4 to RFS Converter

- (CWM) kernel.tar Installer

- (CWM) Firmware Installer
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] eggs_plode135:
i just wanna know if you notice any difference between ext4 and rfs and whether it is huge or small difference? tnx
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] iskandar1023:
Rio can you explain the instruction more detail?

I already format to ext4 but after that system partition is unwritable or i mean i can restore backup but in aroma file manager the system partition is empty.

sent from my Galaxy Why with Love
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
i dont know much about it but i think the difference between the two is the read and write speed but not sure :P

after you converted to ext4 restore directly your backup before you check the system thru arom fm. :)

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My work

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- AndroBot SGY tweaks

- Nandroid md5 Fixer

- Ext4 to RFS Converter

- (CWM) kernel.tar Installer

- (CWM) Firmware Installer
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] PREMOLIKES:
Nice one,
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] iskandar1023:
Iknow it but after restore backup it still empty..

sent from my Galaxy Why with Love
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
is it really restored completely? :confused:

what partition you currently used before restoring?

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My work

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- AndroBot SGY tweaks

- Nandroid md5 Fixer

- Ext4 to RFS Converter

- (CWM) kernel.tar Installer

- (CWM) Firmware Installer
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] savie:
Just suggestion. Tools must:

1. Backup

2. Change partition

3. Restore

4. Remove Backup

Doing step by step for 1 partition to reduce using sdcard for backup and remove it after complete restore..

If using aroma, tools can doing reverse change ext to rfs..

I think rio know how to make it.. ;)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
i already did that but my problem is when restoring an ext4 backed up to converted rfs system partition..

/dev/block/stl11 which is data - 100% restored

but /dev/block/stl9 which is system - have an error while restoring.. :confused: but when using nandroid no errors found and its successfully restored..

btw, i used tar for backing up and extract it directly to partition when restoring.. like nandroid did..

if someone provide me a script source used by cwm maybe i can put it on my tool :)

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My work

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- AndroBot SGY tweaks

- Nandroid md5 Fixer

- Ext4 to RFS Converter

- (CWM) kernel.tar Installer

- (CWM) Firmware Installer
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] iskandar1023:
(Yes its success restoring but still empty...

Rfs?

sent from my Galaxy Why with Love
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] savie:
Yup... use tar than dd command...

tar -c cache -f /sdcard/cache.tar

tar -x cache -f /sdcard/cache.tar

Busybox is must i think.. :)

About change to rfs its because fat.format need file from system..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] rio.:
thats what i used., and by restoring i used this

tar -xvf /sdcard/data.tar -C /

but when i do that in system it has an error.. (restore not successfull)

also i put all my scripts and busybox on /tmp to avoid conflict

do you know how to backup and restore using dd?

edit: you mean fat.format need some file? what file? :eek:

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My work

========================

- AndroBot SGY tweaks

- Nandroid md5 Fixer

- Ext4 to RFS Converter

- (CWM) kernel.tar Installer

- (CWM) Firmware Installer
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] savie:
Try first with terminal if u use v on tar -xvf that not working..

Fat.format change partition to rfs but i dont much investigate which file on system to make that command run.. In recovery mode if u umount system that command cant run even fat.format on /sbin.. Maybe other command can use to change partition to rfs..

As long as i try dd command automaticly change partition to original when ur partition ext4 then u restore with rfs so its change to rfs..

Maybe u can as kuro he have more knowledge than me.. :)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] Kamijou:
Working with White Kernel?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] ronnieryan:
[MENTION=253582]Rio[/MENTION] : update on this? EXT4 with Journaling OFF?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] Tech Knowns:
Hey Can i use this with galaxy y duos running a kernel that supports ext4 i.e. compact v1.3
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] Deadly:
I think yes.. it should work. I have not checked it personally though..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] purval6300:
I have checked it and its not working ...stuck on boot logo...i think may be problem with your kernal ..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] Android-fany:
Does this also work with Galaxy Ace i (S5830i) too?

EDIT: Worked. Awesome! :D

S5830i

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] markmellarpes:
because the download link at the 1st page is already expired i mirrored it in devhost..

download link here..

http://d-h.st/kYt