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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] BlackPhantomX:
Just checking in to those of you waiting. I apologize for the delay. I work during three different jobs weekdays, so I rarely have any time to work on the theme. Luckily, I might have at least an hour to work on it today and tomorrow, and definitely lots of time over the weekends.

I had to make a few minor tweaks to the landscape version after talking to some people from TeamWin. (Apparently, unless I want to start writing a giant mess of graphical codes to allow text rotation, I've got no choice to what rotation certain texts will be.) I'm in the process of placing each image at the right spot, which requires repeated restarts of the phone into recovery mode and back. And believe me, you'd want a break after the 50th restart. :eek:

Once that's all done, I'll get right into working on the portrait version, which should be easier once I've decided on a good layout. I'll throw out a sample once I have, but I'm open to any suggestions you guys might have.

I'm not sure what to tell you. The process is pretty simple. You have 2.3.*.*, right?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] crx4xharder:
Try putting the theme folder in the twrp folder on emmc and external sdcard. Just the external sdcard didn't work.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] KLPFL:
Put in the internal sdcard. It works for me.

Sent from my SGH-T889
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] {C0deF0x}:
Cant Wait!

Cant wait until KDurantula puts out that theme for portrait! that is just my style.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] KDurantula:
I wish I could theme like that :crying: all credit goes to BlackPhantomX.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] shaggyskunk:
I'm running a twrp theme on my n7 - looks good. I'm just wondering if, as the development of twrp continues, if these themes might cause problems?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mandog202:
installed this one on mine, it's for the HTC one X, but it's the same resolution as the note 2 so it works fine.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1942309
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] seriosbrad:
Oh nice! I was going to convert a different package but didn't know the One X was the same RES. I can never have enough HOLO lol.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] :
Good find!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] espionage724:
Not entirely sure what kind of process might be needed, but is it at all possible to use the older method of transferring files between a computer to an Android device (USB Mass Storage) instead of MTP?

MTP (in my experience) is... not ideal in most cases. File transfers are seemingly slower, can only do one thing at a time (I think if your transferring a file, you can't even browse other folders on the MTP device), and sometimes file transfers just get stuck for no reason. Was trying to copy over a few PDF's to my N10 and it seems to just hang randomly, had to reboot the device 4 times already (twice to just create and rename a folder).
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corporal_hades:
what about the option in settings -> storage -> and tap the menu button on the top right and select USB Computer connection?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NovaFox238:
I had the same problem at first, but I realized my USB ports on the front end of my PC arent USB 2.0, so I plugged it into the back, and works like a charm. Just a thought.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] case-sensitive:
I already did that and tried both options (MTP & PTP), but the N10 does not show up on my computer at all in either case, with or without USB debugging. I have had no such problems with my other android devices (all still running gingerbread, in case that matters).

My N10 is rooted and my computer runs xubuntu 12.04; I don't have a window box to test... Any suggestions? Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ceribaen:
Unfortunately the answer is no.

There was a long discussion on the Galaxy Nexus forums about it a while back.

I also wish for a usb mass storage option for compatibility with radios for playing music. They don't read mtp/ptp for any generic one I've come across.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] espionage724:
Hmm, but what's the main thing stopping this from being possible? I thought I heard of a few JB devices that were able to get USB Mass Storage (LG Optimus G I think has a method, or whatever the phone is that has similar parts to a Nexus 4), and a Galaxy Tab I used to have had Mass Storage in ICS.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dalingrin:
Mass storage is possible when the sdcard volume is actually a separate disk. On the Nexus 10 this is an "emulated" sdcard and cannot use USB mass storage safely because that protocol gives exclusive control to PC.

The easiest solution is to use one of the many wireless transfer apps like AirDroid.

Another option for Linux users if you really want a wired transfer is to use adbfs. This is a FUSE wrapper around the usb android debug protocol.

https://github.com/spion/adbfs-rootless

adbfs would give you seamless mounting just like USB Mass Storage.

Another solution, though not a seamless mount, is QtADB: http://qtadb.wordpress.com/

This is another wrapper around the usb android debug protocol.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ardinmcallister:
Oh my god, thank you for the AirDroid recommendation. Holy crap is this program useful with my new nexus 4.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PR0XiMA:
Thank you so much! AirDroid is genius! :D
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bodega1968:
MTP storage to USB storage: accidental solution!

dear espionage,

i just wanted to share this with you in case it would be helpful. in fact, you might even have more technical know-how to find out how i accidentally managed this useful fix. first, the reason i was looking for this MTP to USB storage was my habit of synchronizing my thumb-drive to my desktop using any free synching software. this of course, can be only be done when the storage device is recognized as a DRIVE. unfortunately, i believe with the updating of the OS to 4.1 onwards, the USB storage option has been removed, and now only access to MTP is possible. the bad side to this is that one's device is recognized as a portable media device and this means i can no longer synch like i did before the contents of the SD card to my desktop.

second, i found the solution accidentally by installing MultiMount-SD v.2.5 into my Sony Xperia V (LT25i). accidentally i say, because when i clicked on it for the first time, it wouldn't work. it showed a help tip saying that i should trying enabling what it called an MTP fix provided by the program. i did this, restarted the program and guess what happened. there occurred a looping sequence (i guess unending) device recognition-mount and unmount (the PC sounded this off many times), since there was no end to it, i decided to UNINSTALL the program even while the recognition loop was going on. in the meantime one could see a drive appearing in the EXPLORER with a (?), then it would appear with an assigned drive letter, then finally disappear, and so on.

i successfully uninstalled the MultiMount apk, and surprisingly even with the message that the device wasn't properly recognized or installed, i could now connect my Xperia and it mounts as a USB storage device and no longer MTP. to test this 'accident', i tried connecting it to my desktop, running Windows 7, and it worked without any hitches! I don't really mind losing the MTP option, sides it's very limited in its connectivity with the PC. Another bonus, is despite this, i can still communicate with my device through the MyPhoneExplorer program that allows one to send text messages and other stuff. This was one wonderful accident.

oh, one last thing, even with rebooting my phone, the setup seems to have become a 'permanent fix'. now, when the device is connected one sees in the activated portions in the top menu saying: USB Storage - SD card connected to PC. This was never there before... And i wonder what MultiMountSD must have left permanently to allow my Xperia V to now connect as USB storage. Yahoo!!!

i hope though, you could see what the technical side of this accident is, so that somehow something more stable could be done or programmed without having to go through the 'accidental' procedure i have detailed above.

ciao,

bodega1968
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxLordxX:
I had this issue with Ubuntu 12.04 too, after I updated to 13.04 it started to work like a charm ;). You can also try changing the rules in your PC, you can find how to do it in the Google website :).

"This Story Ends Where It Began" - Octavarium (Dream Theater)

Sent from my GT-I9505
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UK_Wildcats_Fans:
OTG

You can use OTG and transfer files
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bodega1968:
MTP and USB Storage

Thanks SmokinCharger! I guess it's quite clear that attempts to allow certain devices to be read in USB Storage mode is a hardware configuration. If your device isn't designed for it, then it won't be able to do this. It's like wanting your volkswagen to have a 6th gear... thus, what was posted previously is true:

Originally Posted by dalingrin:

[Mass storage is possible when the sdcard volume is actually a separate disk. On the Nexus 10 this is an "emulated" sdcard and cannot use USB mass storage safely because that protocol gives exclusive control to PC.]

*I also would like to apologize what i've posted earlier regarding my accidental discovery with Multi-Mount SD. What the app actually did was to access a feature in my device (rooted Xperia V LT125i) which i wasn't aware of. All the time, my device was actually configured to have both MTP and USB Storage.:silly:

So for such devices that are hardware configured only to be MTP or PTP, the only 'solution' or 'alternative' would be to "ROOT" them and set them up with OTG (On the Go) USB access. This may have some hitches, but i've been using this quite a lot. Sometimes though, a RESET is required so that explorer applications would function normally.:(

Thanks again. I guess this will be all for now in our attempts to reconfigure something that is hardware defined in certain devices.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UK_Wildcats_Fans:
You're welcome. Chainfire is a great and well known developer that has development many great apps including Stickmount. Look it up in Play especially the Pro version, which is "The price is aimed at being approximately one beer at the bar :)". It works with mounting the UBS OTG. The Pro will automatically mount and unmount.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hekk95:
I purchased a mytouch 4g running on 2.3.4 and software number 2.19.531.1 of a craigslist. It was already rooted when i purchased. I want tk update it but it wont let me. Im not too familiar with the device. Once i download the update and attempt to install it stops halfway and shows a dead android.. My guess is cwm isnt letting it update. Suggestions please?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Suggestion: stickies, find INDEX, read "return to stock".

Or just install a good custom ROM instead. And a good recovery too.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] juwttt:
Takes much longer than note 1. Any thoughts? Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] cjsspape:
Which recovery do you use? Ive noticed its slightly longer then my og note but right about the same time as it took my s3 to boot. It may have something to do with the boot/splash screens i think
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Barbarian:
I noticed this too but waiting a few extra seconds isn't a big deal to me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] juwttt:
TWRP and thats good someone else notices...thanks guys
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] drraptor:
So similar procedure will also work on Galaxy S3 ?
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] AdamOutler:
Yes. the same procedure will work on the S3. I'm also working on bringing this to other devices as well.
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] mfsr98:
What kind of image do you use for restoring the device? Just the stock one? 'Cause I (think) I saw you using a Ubuntu image on the Nexus 7...
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] pratik_s:
u mentioned in the post that 15 devices of galaxy s series support this unbrickable mod which are those 15 devices? is Samsung Galaxy S i9003 included in this list or support this unbrickable mod and does all the the devices have the same procedure to use the unbrickable mod? :)
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] AdamOutler:
I made the image using the working device using a UART connection. It consists of an official, Samsung signed SBOOT image that reloads SBOOT onto the EMMC.

Nope. We only support Samsung Processors. Not OMAP or even Qualcomm for that matter.
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] pratik_s:
is there any chance of getting this mod for i9003 in future?
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] AdamOutler:
I'm not working on it and I have no plans to do so.
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] drraptor:
Is it working on galaxy S 2 ?
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] AdamOutler:
Nope. I need a device. read the inital post.
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] terminal 7:
great

i had to use this method on my Mk1 Galaxy Tab, worked like a dream..

ill be honest it stretched my hardware altering skills to the limit, always goot to keep learning.

Now i just need to actually buy a Galaxy Camera.. suppose i should make sure its a good shooter first !!

Thanks for your endless skills Adam.
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] Guzup:
Awsome! But do i just put the GCAM-UnBrickable zip file on my sd card? but how will it work if i brick my SG3 and i cant turn anything on? im sorry if its a dumb question, but i dont understand lol ;)
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] AdamOutler:
Are you talking about UnBrickable Mod? This is a bit different. This is a temporary mod and uses SDCard instead of USB.

follow the instructions. you need to image the card with the image file in the zip.
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] BABAK236:
Hi Adam...

Thank you for your idea,,,,,

But,This is released for officially use samsung service centers.....So.I Think no news here

I Know Your Topic is for Exynos4412 But if you want,i can send you any other SW method for repair many phone witout jtag,

like P7500,P7510,P5100,P5110,P3xxx.,Also I9300 SD_Method....I9250,I9100G,I9020,I9023,etc

Anyway,Thanks for help other pepole

But,Possible for bad understand me? can you explain me for more detail..?

Thank you

(i have any phone in my shop,"work and dead",so if you want,just tell me),Also i'm Product Supporter of "RIFF-BOX"...So,I can check everyting(Possible and supported CPU) with Jtag,,,,
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] AdamOutler:
This isn't i9020/9023, which I designed the UnBrickable Resurrector for repair. This is an undocumented procedure. This isn't NVFlash from those Tegra based devices. This isn't the i9250 and i9100 which use the OMAP specific tool. This isn't JTAG either, I have a box.

The most similar method was released for i9300 but the T-Flash method has never worked properly for myself or others. This is something which did not exist before the first post in this thread.

Keep this in your repair bookmarks for when you need it along side your Riff box. Riff takes 6 wires generally. Every one of the 16 solutions I've come up with has been 1 or less.
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] Guzup:
How do I image a sdcard? And If my device gets bricked I just pop the card in and power it on? when I image the card will it do something special to the card? Or can i still use it to store stuff on.
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] theq86:
Most of your questions are already answered in the OP. (commands, revive instructions etc.)

Can the sd still be used? No. There is ARM code and a boot image copied to the beginning of your SDCard. This procedure will destroy the file system metadata although, physically, all the files are still present but not accessable anymore.

@Adam

Is this what shorting the resistors actualy does?

So the T-Flash Option in Odin basically uses this sdcard command to create the bootloader sd?
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] BABAK236:
Hi Adam

I Want Just helping You.....

So,I think you don't need

Anyway,Thanks
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] AdamOutler:
Yes. Shorting the resistor disables the EMMC. The TFlash works differently.

This is different from TFlash. Using TFlash you insert a boot loader from your computer and flash it to the device with Odin. The TFlash is supposed to create a boot loader from an sboot.bin.tar.md5. It has problems and seems not to work... Like ever..
[Galaxy Camera Original Android Development] andybfmv96:
I know the first few posts said the mod will work on the s3.. but since the US versions don't have exynos, I have to ask will this work on the US versions? Including Verizon?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] josh030181:
Tittle says it all
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] dandan2980:
I have successfully got soff using dirty racoon using windows vista 32 bit
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cruise350:
I used it on XP 32 bit and worked fine also!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] pancho8188:
i dont think it works on win7 64 bit yet cus i cant use it
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jraz305:
I'm.on windows 8 .don't work yet
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cruise350:
It has to be 32 bit to work. I am 99% sure it will work on Vista 32bit since it works on Win 7 and Win XP 32 bit. Vista was the stepping stone between the two so it will work. Definitely a no go on 64 bit because of the driver issues.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sand1303:
I just used dirty racun on windows 7 64 bit today. I am s-off, unlocked bootloader, and running meanrom now!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] knlmwq:
Did you have to do anything special. I'm nervous about trying it on win7
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sand1303:
Nope. I was a little nervous because I read somewhere 64 bit wasnt tested but I couldn't remember if it was lazy panda or dirty racun but everything went smooth. I just followed step by step what it said to do and didn't run into any problems.

I right clicked any exe and ran as admin but don't know if that matters
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] stljim2005:
re

COMFIRMED working for Dirty Racun S-off for Vista 32 bit, and Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit. just for others to successfully achieve S-OFF. :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sand1303:
And windows7 ultimate 64 bit for me
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jbehlend:
For those of us in the stone age - confirmation that Dirty Racun S-off for WinXP 32 bit successfully achieved S-OFF as well :cool:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] stanglifemike:
Successful for me using Win7 64bit. I have hboot 1.15. I ran it 2 or 3 days ago. Not a single issue and didn't have to do anything manually!! All went perfectly smooth!! Afterwards, I updated radio and then flashed MeanRom 6.4. Been running perfect for days now, not an issue with anything at all!!

If you want, since Win7 64 bit isn't officially supported, you can simply burn a LiveCD of Ubuntu and run it on your 64bit system. I had done this and booted in to it to confirm that it was working fine, and I'd also downloaded all needed files to my XP 32bit system(as I'd seen many others state that this system worked for them, even though it's also unsupported). In the end though, I just decided to try it on Win7. I'm glad that I did, but can't say this will work for anyone else, as it isn't supported by the devs, but have seen others also state that DirtyRacun worked for them on Win7 64bit. Whatever you decide, do so at your own risk, and know that the devs will NOT help you of you're using an unsupported system!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ausch30:
Just to add another, I used it yesterday on Vista 32bit and I'm now s-off running CM10. As a word of advice, remember to disable antivirus. I forgot to and I got to the point where you run the (.bat, .exe, I forget which it was), ran that a few times and it wasn't working. Once I disabled the antivirus it worked just fine.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] heliguide62:
ill see if i can find a vista trial .. but i tried it with my windows xp machine and it didnt work ..

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ait woldnt run any cmd promts for me on xp
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ausch30:
I'm sure you can find a Vista ISO online. Once installed you have 30 days to activate and you don't need to enter a code during install. It's a lot of work though install an OS just to root your phone. You should look around and see if you know someone with a 32 bit OS, that's what I did since my Vista and 7 machines are both x64.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sunnystonecat:
What commands did you use through the steps?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Delakit:
Windows commands. Linux uses sudo ./ while windows does not. Don't need to chmod in Windows either. Run the commands using Windows without the Linux bit.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jocarog:
I've used wubi on a dual boot machine which you can also run from a USB flash drive, it's the easiest Linux installation, just google wubi and feel free to pm me if you need help with the commands, I've got my replacement yesterday and s-off right away!

link to wubi: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/windows-installer

http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/windows-installer

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide

http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/try-ubuntu-before-you-install

You need to unlock and install twrp to start dirty Racun, if you know how to use CMD in windows you can use terminal in wubi/Linux it's pretty much the same you just have to read the post on unlimited.io, download whatever files you need, once you feel comfortable just copy and paste the commands and be patient, if you follow the instructions o the dot you shouldn't have any problems, good luck!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] octo_:
First time rooting, accidentally pressed "sideload a zip" instead of install from sd

I'm in fastboot, I flashed the recovery image, then it says to flash the zip from SD card, but I accidentally hit the "sideload" option below it, and now it wants me to "send the package you want to apply to the device with "adb sideload <filename>"".

Can I just go back safely? If not, can I just tell it to sideload the ZIP file if I put it into the right directory?

Such a stupid mistake to make, but I'm new to this and I'm afraid to just start pressing buttons. Can I get some advice?

Thanks in advance
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jasonpantuliano:
Just go back. Very hard to brick a nexus
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] octo_:
Thanks for answering, but back how? What's the command I use?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omvir:
Volume up + down + power button pressed. Shot take you to the boot loader screen again

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albundy2010:
You can go back safely.

You could side load it if you wanted from the computer.

Nothing to worry about it

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And if you're in fastboot you wouldn't see the option to side load. That is recovery. I assumed you used fastboot to flash the recovery then booted into recovery.

Not a big deal. But learning what is what will say you a lot of confusion / user error now and in the future if you run into other issues.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] octo_:
Ok thanks for the help everyone. It seems to have gone smoothly.