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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] iron and wine:
checked out all the posts on this thread and didnt really see anyone post a tar.

althought i did a bit of searching, and would you be referring to the tar found here: http://stockroms.net/file/GalaxyNote2/SGH-I317
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Android The Greek:
15 post down in general

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2076745
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] iron and wine:
euxaristo para poli my fellow Greek :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] SeraldoBabalu:
Could also get it from sammobile

Sent from my Galaxy Note II
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Android The Greek:
Pra kalo
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] meat614:
Help!

I followed the instructions to a T. I rebooted in to download mode to check things and it says:

Odin Mode:

Product Name: SGH-I317:

Custom Binary Download: Yes (1 counts):

Current Binary: Custom:

System Status: Official:

When I rebooted I still have clean rom 5.0 in settings.

Where did I fail!?!

Thanks!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] rquinn19:
What was you expecting? What is your goal? These instructions are on how to unroot. Not how to get to stock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] meat614:
So in odin everything is right? I am trying to get it unrooted and back to stock so I can return it to at&t as I think I have an antenna problem.

If everything is correct, can I now just do a factory reset?

Thanks again
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] rquinn19:
You're in the wrong thread for what you want. You want to find the back to stock thread. This is just unroot. Unrooting will not get you back to the stock rom
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] meat614:
In looking through a thread for such things, I realize I may have missed the first step...

"1. Reboot to TWRP recovery to complete a factory reset

2. Used CF's method to re-root and reinstall the stock recovery (e.g., method listed in 2nd Post of this thread).

3. Purchased & installed Triangle-Away from market

4. Used Triangle-Away to reset the counter

5. After reboot (from step 4) uninstalled Triangle Away

6. Via SuperSU, used the Full Unroot option to unroot. Checked GN2 Device Status and it said Modified

7. Booted into stock recovery performed a factory reset.:"

Do you know if I can now just factory reset? Or did I ruin my life!?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndrewJB88:
I've had a problem with my SGS2 for ages where it keeps rejecting my Sim Card and asking me to put my pin code in literally every 15 minutes.

I got a brand new sim card from O2 recently and that didn't solve the issue so today I've starting using a new SGS2 instead and now im still having the same issue

It seems to be since I've upgraded from GB to ICS and then JB

Currently running ParanoidAndroid but I've run several ROM's off here and had the same issue, im also using the 2000Mah Battery extension

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] My20:
Check IMEI is correct, and bandbase

GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Maybe is that because of RIL, many peoples have bug with RIL, try different kernel, on siyah i never had RIL problem :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndrewJB88:
Baseband is XXKDJ
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndrewJB88:
can anybody offer assistance on this issue?

ive flashed Dorimanx Kernel and the issue does't happen as often now but still does a few times

ive checked the IMEI number on back of phone and compared it to the number displayed on *#06# and they match
[General Questions and Answers] semmaicadro:
dear sirs

I contact you because I have a problem with a Samsung Galaxy next android 2.3.5.

I follow the instructions to find out the unlock code , method 2 with adb shell , and all it's ok I have got the code.

The problem is that the phone was in the property of my friend and he insert a sim and try a wrong code to unlock :

the phone probabily is blocked . I know that there is a unfreeze code in file nv_data.bin , but in my phone there is not the EFS folder, where

you suggest is this file. Is it possible? Where can I find out this information ( i am looking for defreeze/unfreeze code not unlock that I have obtained with the instructions in your forum). Please help me.

Than you so much.
[General Questions and Answers] a.cid:
You could try adb to pull it from /efs/nv_data.bin
[General Questions and Answers] semmaicadro:
thank you for you reply.

But I have already tried that .

I the adb shell I use adb pull /efs/nv_data.bin but the response is doen't exist remote object

I explore the phone with adb commad ls ( i have root access) , but I cannot find this folder efs.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] amifiq:
Just want to share with you guys. I've been using cm9 and 10 for a while but always had problems composing SMS's.

The Enter/return key replaced with a smiley! Gooogled it but other people also faced the same.

I've been living 3 months without adding any new lines on my SMS. But recently, I finally found a solution.

[Press the Shift key, then Enter.] As easy as that. :laugh:

wonder why the're is no 'first time tutorial' about this when opening the messaging app.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] kbar1:
You can fix it in SMS app settings. There's an option to replace the smiley function with "send" or "enter" button.
[Nexus 4 General] taxas:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=koLJ4BU9tgc

Swedroids test

It throttles at 36 C and shuts down at 59 to 60 C.

They should increase the throttle to 45 C and when 45 C is reached make the throttle more aggressive would be a better solution.

What do you guys think?
[Nexus 4 General] Richieboy67:
If it gets to hot people get the yellowing... I would rather run cooler and not worry about it.

Is this throttling effecting real world usage or just benchmarks? Not being sarcastic, asking a question. :)

sent via xda premium with nexus 7 while waiting for my shiny new Nexus 4!
[Nexus 4 General] taxas:
Well i dont know, i dont care about benchmarks, just thought about informing what i found.

And increasing the throttle level and making it more aggressive later on was just my opinion.
[Nexus 4 General] checkride:
I would like to see a comparison with the iPhone 5 and Galaxy S III on what temperatures they shut down.
[Nexus 4 General] shojus:
I think that the video was pretty painful to watch! lol WHO on earth would run a phone to death like that?? Hope they have an extended warranty... For real though, I would like to see them bump up the throttling temp a lil but in the real world most users will NEVER experience something like that because that app is meant to run your phone into the ground! I hate that they even make benchmarking apps cause it makes me competitive but I have found that the N4 is FAST as hell so I don't need anything else to prove that to me... Good vid though for the info but lets all step back into reality... :p
[Nexus 4 General] ZeroSX:
I'm thinking the S4Pro is rated to a higher temperature, and the thermal shutdown is really more for battery health than processor health... Regardless, 11 minutes at 100% load with no real cooling system...
[Nexus 4 General] PoisonWolf:
Does the Galaxy S3 also shut down at the same temperature?
[Nexus 4 General] LadFromWales85:
12 minutes with the CPU pegged at 100% on all cores with no cooling is impressive, IMHO. Yes it clocked down to 1150MHz but that's plenty fine.

No real world task will come close to pushing the processor that far. I doubt even gaming will task the cores so much that the phone throttles them back.

A lot of modern laptops won't run 12 minutes of solid prime95 before clocking down. This c2d 2.8GHz laptop I'm typing on now will clock down to 800MHz after 15-20 minutes of prime95...but it doesn't throttle at all when doing real world stuff, even compiling or encoding etc.
[Nexus 4 General] taxas:
In my opinion the throttle should engage at 43-45c because at 36c its idle temperatures when the phone i just on stand by.
[Nexus 4 General] St4hli:
Ok I fear that's a real problem. What if I want to play a graphic intensive game for a few hours? Expecially on a hot summer day?

Could the phone shut down?
[Nexus 4 General] jacklebott:
So much for Qualcomm's butter test
[Nexus 4 General] St4hli:
In the video description you can find:

"The reason as to why we published this video is because we've never experienced temperatures reaching ~60 degrees C before, nor have we ever experienced a phone shutting itself down after just 12 minutes of continuous full load, nor have we ever experienced such aggressive thermal throttling. It pretty much throttles down instantaneously from 1.5GHz to 1.2 or 1.1GHz during heavy load.

All temperature readings are presented in Celcius.

The Nexus 4 seems to have some issues with heat development. At least if we are to believe our findings. There might of course be a possibility that our unit is faulty. We are however not alone according to the Google Android issue tracker: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.into.stability&feature=.... A google search on the matter will also render lots of user reports concerning heat issues.

In comparison the quad core Galaxy S3 (3G) battery sensor reports ~41 degrees after 13 minutes of full load with the screen set to 100% brightness. It does however lower the CPU frequency to 800MHz at times, but mostly run at 1.4GHz. Our IR meter reports about ~34 degrees if we go ahead and measure the hottest spot on the back of the phone (area around the camera lens)."

For me, this is a no-go. I wouldn't buy a phone that shuts down after a few minutes of processor stress testing. Can somebody tell if the same happens with his N4?
[Nexus 4 General] taxas:
Thing is that if you search the web for this problem, you get a lot of hits about people have thermal issues. I hope it just is a defective unit but it seems it is not the case. The S4 pro seems to be generating to much heat and requires too much power. That's why it empty's the 2100 mha battery a bit faster compared to other devices.

Maybe the S4 pro is more suitable for tablets and not phones.
[Nexus 4 General] reuthermonkey:
Very few applications will use 4 cores. Hell, most don't even use 2 cores by default. So the chances of you maxing out all 4 cores in routine usage isn't very likely. The extra cores typically benefit smartphones when one process is utilizing a core already, a different process just gets thrown over to a different core so it doesn't have to wait for CPU cycles. Most smartphone use is "burst-y" so this helps end-users out quite a bit.
[Nexus 4 General] bossflo:
99.9 % its not the S4 Pro`s fault, just the lame battery from LG. I mean WTF after 15 secs it clocks down !!!!
[Nexus 4 General] St4hli:
Yeah, thats weird. But I could live with it, expecially when the phone runs buttersmooth. But if the phone shuts down after a few minutes of processor intensive tasks that's a big problem. I know that barely any app is using 4 cores simultanously, but what happens if you stress-test only one core? Does the phone also shut down?
[Nexus 4 General] hicks12:
This doesnt seem that bad, you're stressing it pretty hard which wont ever be done in real word conditions, for example take intel burn test, most people find this stresses the chip to temperatures 15C+ over any possible real word tests/usage.

You say the SGS3 throttles to 800Mhz at some points well thats pretty poor is it not? Clock for clock the s4 pro is superior and so clocking in over 300Mhz faster when throttled its pretty good id say. If you're comparing the S4 vs the S4 pro (US SGS3) then its pretty hard to say the battery sucks when its got more power! Of course it will run hotter haha.

I think they could put back the throttling limits a bit though, I think it maybe a battery issue more than anything though so maybe its a fault... Please test it by stressing a high end game for an hour or so tracking the temps and clock speed, that would be a much better indication.

edit: Seen your reply before me, It wont shut down like that in the real world! If you stress test only one core I can assure you that it will run MUCH cooler, you are essentially testing 2x the amount in the s4 Pro than you are in the dual core varient, in these stress tests it works pretty much 110% each core, in the realworld there will be idle times and switching between cores handling different threads, lots of variences that should mean it would be ALOT cooler all the time even if using all 4.
[Nexus 4 General] lnfound:
1 core likely won't generate as much heat, and not to mention the whole point of the cores is to distribute load and operate at max efficiency rather than less cores at max.

I understand that some people have issue with the throttling, but until people report that they can't play x and y after z minutes it is a non issue. It may have to do with the glass, maybe LG battery. It is possible the throttle is there to preserve the higher recharge cycles LG Chem batteries have.

Unless it actually ruins an app experience, on stock rom and kernel, it is not an issue. If someone would rather pay 400 more to boost their bench by 5% that's up to them.
[Nexus 4 General] St4hli:
Mhmm, I guess it won't be a problem in real world usage. Nevertheless it's quite weird that the phone heats up that much AND THEN SHUTS DOWN, expecially in comparison to other phones like the SGS3, where this problem doesn't occur.

But yes, I didn't hear any complaints about critical-heat-shutdowns in real world usage, so maybe I'm just overreacting. But at the moment it's winter in USA and Europe, so let's see how the phone performs in summer heat :P

My old HTC Desire often overheats and shuts down on hot summer days when I'm using GPS or playing games, so I just hope my next phone won't have this problem :P
[Nexus 4 General] stuart0001:
Mine has been shutting down due to overheating at least once a day. I've just exchanged it so will see how that is.

Worryingly, I will often be doing nothing other than web browsing or similar which should not stress the CPU
[Nexus 4 General] Anubis007:
this is certainly unusual, i am currently holding of my purchase until Google sorts out this problem. i say problem because the Nexus has considerably lower benchmarks than other S4 pro powered phones like the Optimus G and the Droid DNA. i think battery life is effected by this and Swedroid have proven my fears as they reported

not that i count on benchmarks for phone's speed but the phones is not behaving right. the Droid DNA is reported to have better battery life and it's higher resolution screen with a smaller battery running Sense.
[Nexus 4 General] qwahchees:
I doubt it will shut down. But it will get a tad hot, try to keep it out of the sun obviously.

I also recently ran GL Benchmark Egypt HD @ 1.35GHz, and GPU @ 487MHz (Overclocked), with the processor undervolted by 150mv. There was no throttiling and I got higher frames compared to freezer tests by Anandtech. (42FPS vs their 39.6FPS).

With some tweaks to change throttling to a higher degree, we'll probably limit throttling all-together.
[Nexus 4 General] taxas:
First of all, Its not the battery' s fault that the CPU is throttling where the hell is the logic in that seriously?

Secondly the throttle level is set to low doesn't matter if they stress test it or what ever 37 C is is not acceptable.

Third the cpu stock clock is 1.5 Ghz

Fourth Yes the stress test benchmark is not the same as real world or even close to what kind of level of stress the cpu will take but it still throttles at 37C and thats a problem.

Fifth the phone gets to hot there is no question about it. compare it to its competitors doing the same thing it gets to hot and it doesnt matter what you say. Its a fact.

I am not saying the phone is bad or that you guys who bought it did a bad choice. I am gonna get this phone either way but i hope LG and Google fixes this problems cause this is a problem and this shouldn't be happening no matter if you bench the phone or do something else.
[Nexus 4 General] reuthermonkey:
You've got to be kidding.

It's the logic that an overheating non-removable battery directly leads to a shortened life of the battery and thus the device overall. And if the battery heats up too high, then there may be far worse consequences than just that.
[Nexus 4 General] yahyoh:
holy cow :eek:

edit : just for comparison

from Gnote2

edit2 : Xperia TX
[Nexus 4 General] italia0101:
I wouldn't worry for games... They done even all cores in games ... Get prefmon app and in GTA 3 only 2 cores run
[Nexus 4 General] :
Don't you guys tired of whining, are you using your phone or running benchmarks?
[Nexus 4 General] St4hli:
The throttling is not the big problem, but the phone shutting down after 10 minutes of cpu stress test, whereas all other phones (like SGS3) don't shut down at all. Maybe it won't affect anyone in real life usage, but you can't say for sure.
[Nexus 4 General] jb91:
Hey, there's already a big thread about the throttling issues on the Nexus 4:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1991471&page=14
[Nexus 4 General] taxas:
Please read again what i wrote. Why should the CPU throttle on 37C degrees please give me a good explanation why. Why should it throttle at those low temps?

It should throttle at around 45-46 C and when reaching 48-49C throttle even more and move aggressively. The battery can be used safely up to 59-60C But it should be shut down at those temps. My opinion and nothing will happen to the battery at those temps.
[Nexus 4 General] baza14:
That's really interesting... SGN2 is at 30°C after 13 minutes and still runs at 1600 MHz. Nexus 4 wasn't at 30°C even after boot. That kinda sucks. What's wrong LG??

yahyoh: Could you add screen from same test on S2?
[Nexus 4 General] yahyoh:
it stayed @ 1.2 for 6 min then it throttled to 800 about 5 times in 14 minute for about 20 sec or less then its get back to 1.2 but the 5th time stayed throttled about 1 min then back to 1.2

:)
[Nexus 4 General] leobg:
This thread reminds me of Bugatti Veyron. You can drive it at 400+ km/h but no longer than 15 minutes, because tires wear out. Which is not really a problem because fuel runs out in 11 minutes..

Seriously 99.9% of situations you don't use a phone like that. For a normal use N4 works quite nice and personally I find it smoother than the S3 or OneX.
[Nexus 4 General] ferozfero:
Does anybody with the latest batch of the nexus 4 have these problems...
[Nexus 4 General] ed10000:
My single core Galaxy S @ 1.2GHz (20% OC) hit 45C at the 14 minute mark and remained at 45C even after 30 minutes.

At 45C, the back of my phone does feel warm, but I've felt it MUCH warmer while gaming for 30-40 minutes. I think it's safe to say that gaming for a long period of time will most certainly cause more load (and thus heat) than simply running the CPUs at full load, because while gaming the CPU load is quite high AND the GPU load is high.

This is disappointing. Especially considering the results of GN2 and Xperia TX which also run Krait albeit the dual-core version.
[Nexus 4 General] yahyoh:
another one from Gnote2

:cowboy:
[Nexus 4 General] taxas:
http://www.focus-news.us/news-28293...xus-4-refrigerator-run-points-to-enhance.html

Scroll down. LG cut corners of the cooling or did a slack job where heat dissipation is concerned.

I am not reading what the article says, just looked at the pictures and draw my own conclusion.
[Nexus 4 General] italia0101:
Now that's interesting
[Nexus 4 General] vollmilch:
Somebody could fix that ;)
[Nexus 4 General] mastergamer99:
Then your cooling is broken (full of dust maybe?)

All my c2d notebook were able to stand 12h+ prime95 run without clocking down or other issues!

If a cpu cant hold its turbo clock everything is fine, but it has to hold its normal clock on every load!

What can we see here? A modern smartphone which cant stand 15sec full load without lowering the clockrates... We are not talking about 15 hours, we are talking about ****ing 15sec after cold start!

My old Optimus 3D could stand an hour without lowering the clockrates (even with oc to 1,2Ghz)

BTW: The screen from the galaxy note 2 run 1hour full load and it stays cool and it got 60% battery left!! If the N4 Wouldnt lower the clockrates and would not shut down it self tthe bettary would be empty after 30-40min i guess.
[Nexus 4 General] yahyoh:
FYI most of modern laptops come with thermal throttle turned off and they have automatic fan speed to cool the cpu and gpu with automatic turn off ( with BSOD ) on the highest temp the can cpu take

and if ur laptop can only run 12 min prime95 so its has problem with cooling system ( is it HP laptop? :laugh: )
[Nexus 4 General] szymon247:
If a benchmark can stress it to throttle so quick, games will as well. It also kills its future-proof-ness.

I'm not sure if you guys realize this but during summer if you keep it on your table outdoors the black cover will absorb more heat than the throttle threshold. Also, if you keep it in your pocket there are only a couple degrees until the CPU reaches that threshold. That's only a few seconds of heavy load - even an app loading can trigger it. No way you're not going to notice that in real life. Sure 1,1ghz is plenty fast but as we can clearly see from benchmarks it's significantly slower. Also, probably the GPU throttles as well which will seriously affect gaming performance.

Also, if you guys believe that "the CPU is such a beast that rarely reaches 100% load" download "Micro CPU Monitor". You'll be surprised how often it gets heavy load and how often it lasts for more than a couple of seconds.
[Nexus 4 General] italia0101:
Actually .. Benchmarks lock all 4 cores at 1.51ghz... I've yet to see a game use more than two cores
[Nexus 4 General] ed10000:
I really don't understand the logic behind people defending the throttling that takes place less than 2 degrees from room temp. It shouldn't happen. Period.
[Nexus 4 General] Mindfield21:
Has anyone else reproduced that?

In a Greek forum for phone entusiasts some user tried this app and reported that after 12 min the temperature was at 40 degrees and of course phone didn't shut down. However CPU freq did drop at 1134 Mhz after a while.
[Nexus 4 General] peachpuff:
The phone shuts down at 60c, mine started to throttle after 2:30 running that test, batt temp was 25 when it started.
[Nexus 4 General] Mindfield21:
How long did it take until your device reached 60 degrees?
[Nexus 4 General] kerman19:
Mine throttles at 37C, ramps back up at 36C. I'd say that's more than 2C higher than room temperature, who the **** has their room at 34C?!

That said, my phones been going for over 20 minutes and it still hits 37C, scales back and then drops to 36C and ramps up again, it's been doing this for the past 5 minutes.

Clearly my phone doesn't suffer with heat issues.

I've added a video so you can see that A) it's not been put in a freezer, B) you can see it scale up and down and keep itself at respectable temperatures and C) you can see from that short clip that it'll do that all day long, minus the battery rape.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jsPwecrxRKk

http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/7726/screenshot2012120119594.png
[Nexus 4 General] italia0101:
Good stuff dude .. Doesn't seem like an issue here at all
[Nexus 4 General] js2021:
My phone went from 36° to 44° in like 5 min. It started and stayed at 1200mhz
[Nexus 4 General] peachpuff:
I wasn't brave enough to do that :)
[Nexus 4 General] hicks12:
Thankyou Kerman19 ! Proves that it isnt a design fault, if indeed people arent bull****ting and putting extra things in then it would seem like they either have a very high room temp (room temp is ment to be 25C btw! not 35C as a few have moaned about haha).

The only other idea is that there is a fault in the device either in the battery or the cooling system(placement etc),might be worth asking Google about this as kerman19 n4 seems to be running better than expected!.