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[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
Part of it sounds like a flat battery but I think you caught that. The main problem I think you have on top of the battery thing is a broken shell which is exactly what a factory cable is for. I found a couple small things with the approach to using a factory cable that can help. First start with the device off plug to the device end then the pc side, it should boot static at the logo if it kicks into fastboot then recovery and bootloader can be sent to the device rooting stock is obsolete, simply do a full wipe when in recovery minus external storage/sdcard and flash a rom. About the very worst thing you can do is unplug the kindle in middle of a bootloader flash despite your thorough post I can't tell you if thats the case. The second way that helps get it into fastboot I have found is merely going through the paces shift+right click on the tools folder in kfu, select open command window here execute

fastboot -i 0x1949 getvar product

then plug the kindle in with your cable if the terminal throws product: kindle your are indeed in fastboot at least its been effective for me at that point you can use kfu to send fff and twrp. Mount your sdcard in twrp, transfer rom.zip and gapps zip, then unmount and unplug, wipe and flash away.

If your having trouble with drivers or the situation is worse like as in a broken bootloader then you will need Soupkit to rescue your device http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1850038.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ebicoustic:
If the kindle is still at the orange and white KindleFire screen here's what you can try which has worked for me and a couple others at this point:

Plug in the kindle to the computer via a normal usb and turn it on (it should be at the KindleFire boot screen)

Boot up KFU, it probably won't see the device, but this is FINE!!!

Select the option to install TWRP, it should push it to it.

when the Kindle reboots it should be in recovery mode, if not try using KFU to boot it into Recovery mode.

If you get this far use KFU to download the latest amazon update. Find this update.zip and in recovery mount the kindle and move the update.zip to the root of the sdcard. Then try to install the zip and it should put you back to stock which then you can try rooting it again or you can leave it alone lol. You might run into an issue in recovery flashing the zip, if you do here's what you can do to fix that:

unmount data, system, cache BUT leave sdcard mounted

do a factory restore, wipe dalvik cache and cache

fix the permissions in twrp

then attempted to flash the update.zip

Now if you weren't able to get it into recovery or if TWRP failed instead use KFU to try and install FireFireFire. Again, KFU will most liekly NOT see your device, this is FINE, go ahead and try it. Remember use the normal usb cable for this. If you get FireFireFire installed then you can go ahead and try recovery TWRP at that point which then follow the steps I posted above. Hope this helps!
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
Do a full wipe before flashing.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hax0rz jim duggan:
looks like we got it guys! thank you so much. as for now it back to factory with the inclusion of fff and twrp. couldnt be happier at this point.:good::good::good:
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lionruler2:
I updated to the unofficial 4.2 gmail apk, uninstalled and tried restoring original version back via Titanium so I could use market to update today. The phone froze, and Titanium stopped showing my backup. Now I don't have gmail. I tried going to Market and downloading gmail, but it says software cannot install because it is not a compatible update. Ideas? Or should I just side-load it and reattach to market? I'm worried about future OTA updates etc.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] congaman59:
I just got my new 16mb SIII from Sprint. I have my old evo 4g and the 64mb xd card that's in it, is the one I'm going to use in the new SIII . No card came in the new phone. I suppose I will have to wipe the card, then do I need to partition the card? Is this something I can do in recovery? I plan on using stock rom for now.

Another question I have is: this is a brand new phone right out of the box. Should I set up my accounts on the phone first, then root, or the other way around? I actually have more questions I just didn't know whether to put them in one post, or do multiple posts.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
setup accounts, then root. wipe and format sd to fat32. I would install card before you setup accounts, the system & some apps use external sd.

this post sent from my Jellybombed GalaxySIII
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] congaman59:
another question

Before I take out the card from the old phone would it be a good idea to make a copy of all the files on the phone?

About the memory card once I wipe it do I have to format it fat 32 before I put it in the phone?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
no, wiping card will allow new phone to make its own needed folders. On some phones, even ringtones you add are in a different folder.

Well I guess really you don't have to format it as long as its wiped clean and still in fat32 format. Seems Windows has some issues with some sd cards.

this post sent from my Jellybombed GalaxySIII
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] congaman59:
let me try that again

What I meant was would it be a good idea to make a copy of all the files on the old phone before I wipe the card that is now in it. before I wipe it and move it to the new phone?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
yes, then wipe card, install in new phone, should make some folders on its own. media folders or files you added can then be added back.

this post sent from my Jellybombed GalaxySIII
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] zeushvk:
Did anyone flash Bravia Engine ? If yes how is your screen looking now after the flash?:D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] winlinmac001:
In conclusion, is it valid to say that the T-Mobiles Note 2 LTE Radio is more capable than AT&T's version?

When T-Mobile Enables Support for LTE on Note 2, can it be used with AT&T LTE for full 4G LTE speeds?

Does the Unlocked T-Mobile Note 2 work with AT&T's Proper LTE?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TEKHD:
STOCK PHONES

T889 gets HSPA+ on T-Mobile & HSPA+ on AT&T (no LTE anywhere)

I317 gets LTE on AT&T and EDGE on T-Mobile (not sure if it actually gets HSPA+ on the new T-Mobile 1900 Band... ) anyone else can elaborate?

Any Hybrid modem out yet? Anyway to get AT&T LTE on T889?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] distortedloop:
Okay, I'll admit that a small consideration when I bought a T-Mobile Note II rather than an AT&T one was that the radio appeared more versatile in case I wanted to switch carriers at some point, but the primary reason was I'd wanted to check out T-Mo's HSPA+42 service, which is available where I live and work, while AT&T's LTE service isn't yet.

I see what TEKHD is trying to do in another thread, and I have that in mind as the ideal phone (dual-sim Note II with AT&T & T-Mo sims), but for most people, I think the best advice is just decide what service you want and get that phone.

If AT&T LTE is what you want, get the i317 and don't worry about trying to get a T889 to use AT&T LTE until someone else actually proves it can be done easily and reliably.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ryancox1036:
I am using an AT&T Note II, unlocked and on a T-Mobile prepaid 4g plan. I get HSPA+ where I live (Mesa Arizona). It will be interesting to see if I pick up T-Mobiles LTE when it rolls out in a couple months. :fingers-crossed:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] CL3P20:
probably not

Tmo isnt rolling out LTE.. They dont even have a FCC license for it yet.. not do they have an equipment vendor.

**The closest thing in the states we will see.. is integrated LTE use from the recently acquired Metro PCS sites.. there are not even rumors of Tmo integrating LTE into their switching system yet.. they dont have CO equipment to handle it either.. so.....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] KillaHurtz:
You're kidding right ? They have been testing it for a while now and are using equipment and frequencies acquired from verizon.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] CL3P20:
No Im not kidding. I would have to say you are badly misinformed. VZW does not make or supply equipment. VZW uses the same Ericsson RBS cabinets [6601 LTE] as ATT and Metro PCS [metro was recently acquired by Tmo.. but Tmo cannot integrate LTE into their current CO technology without retrofitting].

*I am a heavily involved consultant for major carriers and contractors on the West coast.. Tmo here is going nuts adding new UMTS/HSDPA carriers and expanding sites.. there is no talks of LTE installs for 2013.. no project development yet for Tmo LTE in 2013.. Not a peep. Dont get your hopes up.. it still may develop later in the year though. Q1 is always miserably slow.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] xcaliburpcs:
According to a Tmobile service rep lte is going to be rolled out with the iphone launch on TMobile.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] masondoctorjt:
Than you better get further into the loop, cause T-Mobile is already testing LTE, and is launching it this year.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] CL3P20:
Assuming they can get an equipment contract from Ericsson.. who is already back-ordering ATT's and VZW's 6601 supply? I'm not saying they arent looking towards it.. but West coast Tmo would be very interested to hear if other markets are already field testing 700mhz [which to my knowledge they have not anywhere in the US at this time]. Lab testing maybe.. but field deployed LTE doesnt just get "tested" .. you have to launch an entire market - and that would be where...?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] xcaliburpcs:
So no lte ?? Have you read the tmobile news lately ???
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erickdj:
+1

The city where I work already has had the LTE antennas installed last month, I saw it with my own eyes and I happen to work literally within 100 feet of the antenna site. The frequencies haven't been fired up for LTE, however the HSPA+ speed has increased dramatically with the new antennas, can't wait for T-mo to update my Note 2 with the LTE bands and the antennas to be activated to provide LTE. Now, if T-mo would give me anything more than EDGE speeds where I live I'd be even happier...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Die Feuerfront:
Ummmm... guy? Where have you been? T-Mobile has spent the last year refarming their network, moving their HSPA+ service to the 1900 MHz band so that they can roll out LTE on the AWS 1700 MHz band. The first market to go live will be Las Vegas which should happen within the next few weeks according to the CTO. This is all public knowledge and has been for some time. I don't think you're as in the loop as you think you are.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] CL3P20:
*derp.. we are crossing wires here. Im not discounting the work ongoing now.. just saying it doesnt add up to Tmo LTE in 2013

LTE for the rest of the nation will be months if not a year down the road still... I thought someone was eluding to full LTE launch. Test markets always launch first.. they represent only a tiny niche of the market. Because a carrier has functional signal in 2% of the national zone doesnt qualify them as an LTE vendor. They dont have the ingredients at this time to pull off nation-wide LTE in 2013.. period.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dan_tm:
According to T-Mobile, from their talks at CES, they are going to be doing an enormous amount of LTE this year.

"They talked LTE a little bit, noting that they planned to have 100 Million folks covered by the middle of this year, 200 Million by the end of the year, and the rollout would start in Vegas in just a few weeks." androidcentral.com/t-mobile-talks-lte-mlb-voice-hd-and-more

Sorry, my account is new, so I can't post links.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] winlinmac001:
No LTE on the eastern seabord, yet? :confused:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] milan03:
I see where you're coming from, and you seem like a knowledgable guy, but all T-Mo modernized sites that are using Ericsson's AIR (Antenna Integrated Radio) are LTE ready, so basically while they're modernizing and refarming their 1900Mhz sectrum for HSPA+, they're effectively deploying LTE Release 10 Equipment.

RBS 6601 cabinets are already in place here in NYC (which is already officially modernized) and we're basically 1900Mhz across the board. Fiber backhaul has never been an issue with T-Mobile.

Vegas and Kansas are about to be launched this month according to T-Mobile's CTO Neville Ray. Engineers have been testing LTE in modernized markets for months now, and it's just a matter of time when they make LTE commercially available.

Here are some photos you may appreciate ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ascrackoo1:
Haha cl3p20 is either totally in the dark or just making stuff up. I feel the flame wars.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] milan03:
No need to flame, we're helping each other.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] prepaidguy9081:
Hsdpa+ currently works on att network as well

Sent from my SGH-T889
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Bowsa2511:
I don't know about you guys, but every time I've tried any "custom rom", either the GPS doesn't work, it has a lot of random bootloops, and it has mediocre battery life. Does anyone know a rom that's just full-blown stock, with only bloat removed?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] pinoymutt:
Honestly, the easiest way is to DIY. Root and use a program like Titanium Backup to freeze or remove any bloat you don't want. That's the safest and most direct way to get what you are looking for.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] The Archangel:
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what he said
[Nexus One General] m2xtreme:
Hi All,

This guide is intended to help those of you suffering from data connection issues while using GPS. For example, when GPS is enabled and Google Maps is launched the network connection disconnects from 3G/HSPA and the network connection icon turns grey. Anyways, give this a shot and see if it helps. I have tested it out on my Nexus One using AT&T and it has fixed the issue for me. Also, you don't need to worry about screwing up your phone following this process as you can simply reset the APNs to default without issue :good:

Navigate to APN Settings

Remove unneeded APNs

Configure your APN

Test it out

Hopefully this helps! If it does, please consider clicking the "Thanks" button. Also, be sure to support your developers! Even a small donation or a simple thanks can make a huge difference :highfive:

[UPDATE1]

*child has pointed out that he was likely the originator of the suggestion of setting the APN type to "default" so please be sure to thank him!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32337548#post32337548

[UPDATE2]

darkshino has pointed out this may break mms. I have update the guide to set the APN type ase "default,mms" as this seems to fix mms and doesn't break GPS/Maps. Also found that powering off rather that rebooting is better (rebooting didn't work when I tried).

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35110597&postcount=1500
[Nexus One General] *child:
I believe I was the first to post this fix way back in October.
[Nexus One General] m2xtreme:
It is very likely you were the origin of this; in which case I thank you! I will update the OP to give credit where it is due. I hope you understand I'm not trying to take credit for your contribution, I'm just trying to help out others. Also, I was unable to get GPS working by setting the APN to "default" alone. I had to remove the extra APNs to get GPS working (which is not mentioned in your post).

In fairness, I got the idea to remove the extra APNs from a post I came across in the texasice development thread. I can't remember who initially suggested it so if anyone else out there thinks it may have been their suggestion please let me know and I will gladly give credit where credit is due.
[Nexus One General] *child:
No worries. Its a nice guide :highfive:
[Nexus One General] m2xtreme:
Updated the guide to include a fix for mms. Thanks to darkshino for bringing this to my attention.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] jerimynal wiley:
Ok guys, here i go again. I recently installed the "smooth ion" mod thingy, after a little help from yall, and i love it. However, now my data icon is not 4g, but either an "H" or 3g, it switches constantly. I was kinda bummed at first until i realized that my speed was much greater, around 2.5 to 3 mps dl. I only get about 1 mps at best when on 4g. why is this?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] 424aca:
Well...4g is not shown as H(3.5G) on Non ATT firmware, so it should be faster. Make sure your apns are correct (assuming AT&T)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1770813
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] jerimynal wiley:
why is my 3g faster than 4g

well, as it was new, it always said 4g, and even 4g lte when i was in okc, but now it is an H mostly, and 3g flickers on momentarily sometimes. I had made a nandroid backup of the original rooted ics before i did the smooth ion thing so i went back to it and the 4g was back.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] 424aca:
yeah what is confusing me is that i did the same smooth ion flash by ganeshbiyer but my icons were still there...

running ATT firmware
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] jerimynal wiley:
did u lose ur 4g as well? My app icons remained also if thats what ur meaning. but it added some of its own
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] accts:
Smooth Ion installed new SystemUI inwhich controlled the signal icons. Assuming you got LT28at, you got to understand ATT market called 4g when it really H (3.5G). So when you are not using ATT stock firmware it will unhide the reality - that's why you see the flicker between 3G & H. About the speed it should be the same as whichever firmware you used all depend on signal received. Could be that one firmware gave you better signal reception than anoher.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ackz:
Hey,

I have almost been using Samsun Galaxy S3 ToolKit to do the rooting. Before I updated to jellybean I messed up and completely removed root.

Now I have a unrooted JB, and the ToolKit's rooting doesnt work anymore, the phone wont boot when flashed with an insecured boot img.

What other options are there?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] NightSkylar:
I used the toolkit as well. However, in rooting options, I chose option 4, the one in which CWM and SuperSu is flashed and it was successful.

A small guide:

1. It flashes CWM

2. it will boot into CWM

3. Flash SuperSu from Storage

4. Voila, you have root.

Hope this helps :victory:
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oceanserv:
Dear Guys,

Sorry for creating new Thread.

Newbie on android want to ask about Moving All Dalvik-cache to Sd External. So our Internal storage is have more space.

there is so many scripts from another different type of samsung series. but i dont know if the script compatible or not with Galaxy ACe 2.

So i make this thread if someone would developt the script or at least give us some information how to do it.

Thanks...
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Messi10:
link2SD
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oceanserv:
hmm my experience in galaxy young using link2sd not help much. dalvik cache still on the internal storage.

then i got script a2sd. this script working like magic moving all app to sd-ext.

i wondering if someone here can do the same. if need the script i will post it in this thread. maybe somebody can modify so it can run on galaxy ace 2
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Messi10:
amarullz script?
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GermainZ:
I'm using the Ace i and link2sd is great.

EDIT: I'm still not used to the Ace II having a section here. Sorry, thought it was the Ace I's section.
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oceanserv:
Helo messi10

would you give me the link ? is it the script can run under pre-root rom + hd kernel v1.2 ?
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Messi10:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1310309
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WiCiO_MeDi:
i think it's better to integrate dlavik with rom (titanium) so it stays on system partition and not on removable sd card
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oceanserv:
yes i totaly agree with you. But how to make system internal more get free space we install so many app on ace 2 ?

what i know dalivk cache will eat system internal space, removing cache and logs not much help to get more space.

sorry if i'm wrong noobs still noobs heheheh
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] zeushvk:
Did anyone else have the issue of low volume for music player when in speaker mode. I get like 5 even when I have the increased the volume to 15(max). But after I restart it all seems ok.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] EoinCuinn:
I've been messing about with some theming on my dialer. I now have a HUGE amount of respect for anyone that does this on any level. Talk about a steep learning curve. btw anyone who starts doing this without a nandroid backup... don't!

I'm a bit confused with the whole Draw 9-patch thing, and how to make it work properly. I got the round corners to sort of behave, and tried to get the stretchable content correct, but that's proving a bit of an issue for me at the moment. I think with a bit more trial and error I might succeed.

Can someone please tell me where where the bottom content resides, ie the Phone / People Groups? I want to play around with the highlight color

kudos to zounduser for getting me thinking on this path. The blue call button in the screenshot is his.

View attachment 1534879
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] superchilpil:
That bottom bar resides in the skin you are using, if its the stock skin the it would be in the fusion apk

About the .9 pngs, I have the same issues with them. I try to avoid them in all honesty or if I can find some pre compiled one's in the color I need I use them
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] EoinCuinn:
Ok, I worked out where I went wrong with the .9 pngs, I can deal with those now.

What I'm struggling to work out, even with quite a few guides out there, is the dependencies required to decompile some apks. For ex, I want to decompile the htcdialer.apk but I know it requires other resources. How the heck do I know, or discover what they are?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] shwe:
Hello there ....

I got Samsung GT-S5570i and upgraded to JB 4.1.1 from THIS THREAD

The ROM and KERNEL are working well.... no problem at all ... except

Mobile Data connection ....

Mobile Network State said "Connected"

but when I browse the internet, it can't ....

Before upgrade it was working ....

what do I need to configure ...?

Thanks in advanced ....
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ast00:
You don't have JB. The possibility is that you have jelly mod or what is it. BTW just set.APN and you will get mobile data.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] shwe:
whatever ... JB or mod .... the really good ROM ...

and I've solved .... I've just misread the advice from Fahmi1597 ROM KERNEL developer ....

I just followed his instruction .... and solved ....

More detail ...

see this POST
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
next time take some time before creating thread as time is very valuable either it is your time or our time
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] shwe:
I took a look over the Q&A section and didn't find any solution ....

Now ... what I found my solution and share my experience in here ...

someone will get the advantage on my post if they got similar problem ....

MOD, pls close this thread ...

Thanks ....