yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gamer6592:
Okay thanks I'll do that. I suppose it can't hurt to do it again. If it does I'll just have to restore my phone yet again. Couple questions though:

1: Is my phone any different right now since I used that Odin thing? I honestly didn't know what it was. I just looked up how to unbrick your phone because I tried downloading jelly bean and I got that software not authorized by verizon message so I followed another youtube video's tutorial and they said download that app and do a bunch of other stuff with it.

2: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1840414

In this thread, his first link (Titled "this page") has a bunch of things called nightlies. Wtf are those? Just a crap load of re-issued versions of the same software (jelly bean)? Are they all from trusted developers or could anybody post one there? Should I take any precautions in making sure I don't get a messed up version/virus? I would assume in that video I referenced, the two downloads he was talking about were just the top/newest "nightly" in that link and the other download he was talking about (GAPPS or Google Apps) is the second one from the top in that other link, right? The one that says it's for Android Version 4.1.x?

3: In that first link I sent you, the guide to rooting, at the bottom it says that rooting and bootloader unlocking are completely finished but the reason everyone says they think my phone messed up and gave me the unauthorized software message was because I didn't unlock my bootloader. There is a second link in the jelly bean download guide for downloading a different boot unlocker. Is that the one I should be downloading? Should I do that on top of everything else I did in that rooting guide?

4 (last question I promise): Also, in that bootloader unlocker he said I should really "know what I'm doing" if I am running windows because it was intended for Mac and Linux. I run windows and I really don't want to run linux or Ubuntu or anything and i don't have a Mac. I haven't actually downloaded or tried to run the BL unlocker yet but I mean is it really that hard to use on Windows? I know it may sound quite hard to believe because of how much of an idiot I sound like when it comes to rooting and crap but I really AM, at least in my opinion, quite good with computers. At the very least as far as fundamentals go. But yeah when it comes to programming and all this stuff, I'm as dumb as a rock. But what does "know what I'm doing" mean? Is the BL Unlocker you linked to different? Should I just use yours?

Thanks man you're the ****.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gamer6592:
Lol. PERFECT. Last couple loose ends though.

1: Will the restore take me to the last time I did all this recovery mode backup crap? The main reason I'm concerned about all this is because I have a game I've put hundreds of hours into that I'm trying to recover my progress on. I'd like it though if when I do restore, I still remain rooted because once I retrieve my game I'd like to try once more to get JB.

2: Is there a way, if my recovery is successful, to get Jelly Bean and THEN recover all this?

Yet again, you rock man. Lol Thanks

Edit: I restored anyways and THANK GOD found that my game save data was still intact. Everything is exactly the way I had it, with root and everything. So NOW my only questions are:

1: Since i rooted my phone the way in the guide I linked to the first time and then the second time I did it the way your guide link said, but the restore was made from the first time I rooted, is that restore I just did from your guide completely gone and now my phone is 100% back to as if I hadn't done anything else after rooting it my way yesterday? If so, should I root my phone yet again except doing it the way your guide said to again because apparently the first way I did it from my guide is what messed my phone up initially, right? So what should I do? Just download EZ-Unlock and keep my phone like it is or start all the way over with your method?

2: Since it was possible to retrieve my game save data with my previous root, do you think if I root again successfully or w/e I need to do and then get Jelly Bean, that my save data and stuff will transfer over as is to Jelly Bean also?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
Yes, you just restored using CWM correct? First step would be to download "titanium backup" via the Play Store and now you can back up app data (don't do system data) so that when you wipe/flash roms you can restore that app data. Last time I used the free version (a year ago) the free version did app backups/restore but app restores were one at a time and you have to tap install for each app. The paid version (proud paid user here!) does app restore without you having to press "install" for each app you're restoring. There are other app backup utilities but this is likely the most popular and most powerful. You will have to manually recreate your homescreen layout.

Step 2 would be to download a rom, boot into recovery, factory reset then wipe dalvik cache, then flash your rom. Once the rom boots up and you've signed into Gmail, re-download Titanium Backup and restore your apps.

If you were to try this of course.

If you just did a restore via CWM, you're still rooted. Have any doubts? Download "Root Checker" from the Play Store and it will tell you if you're rooted. Your CWM backup is already rooted, you need to be rooted to install a custom recovery so you're set. The CWM restore file is actually located on sdcard/ClockWorkMod/Backup (or something to that effect) and onside should be a file name that contains "1970" and resembles a calendar date. The date is wrong, unfortunately that's just how recovery is. I'm not sure how to rename CWM backups because doing so incorrectly changes the file integrity and will cause your CWM restore to fail should you try restoring it. Your CWM restore file does not delete itself once you use it, it continues to take up space and sits there until you need it or you delete it using CWM.

What messed you up the first time was the fact that you didn't unlock your bootloader before flashing CM10. There's nothing wrong with the CWM backup that you have. Do you have just the one CWM backup or two?

TWRP recovery allows you to name backups but I wouldn't get into that until you're more familiar with CWM and the flashing process.

I definitely do and you don't need to root again btw.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gamer6592:
Okay awesome. Haha. Perfect. I am wanting to try doing jelly bean again. I'm kinda lost though. That guide doesn't explain ****. So I go to that nightlies page and just download the top one, right? And then download the second from top GAPPS thing in that other link? I download them i.e throw them on my phone or ext SD card from my computer, right? If I do this I'd like to make another backup on my phone because I've even gotten more data on it since I just recovered my backup, but I don't want to have 2 backups just sitting there using up so much memory. How do I delete the old one and replace it with a new and more current one? Will anything mess up if I delete the old one? Also, I made both backups, the "backup" option one from the recovery mode screen, as well as the "backup to external SD card" option one from the same screen so I'd like to delete them both and just make a new one.

When I installed that app and just simply clicked the unlock button, that unlocked my bootloader, right? I keep hearing the word unlock so I can't help but feel like there's multiple things I need to be "unlocking."

So at this point, other than doing a fresher backup, the only thing I have to do is download the top nightly thing or w/e and that GAPPS thing to my computer, then drag them to the folder for either my internal memory or my EXT SD card? Then what do I do? I know I have to execute them from that recovery mode thing but which app do I use to enter recovery mode? Does it matter?

EDIT: Also, I downloaded and bought Titanium Backup and this thing is like trying to learn a foreign language. Wtf am I even supposed to be doing with it? Lol.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
Aight, my question to you is do you like TouchWiz? Because any AOSP rom (CyanogenMod, AOKP, Codename Android, etc.) will basically have the interface/UI of a Google Galaxy Nexus or a Nexus 4. It will not have anything Samsung related. Is this ok? If so, read on.

GApps = Google apps. When you see the GApps page, there should be a few dozen to choose from.

You have the proper steps. Once you download the AOSP rom and respective GApps, move these two zips outside of any folder on either your internal or external sd card. I'm going to stop here and tell you to backup your IMEI, which you only need to do this one time. Everything you need to know is described in this thread. Backup your IMEI:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1852255

Nope, nothing messes up. Just boot into CWM, go to "backup and restore," and delete the previous backups. Once it deletes them, select the option for "Free up space" for your internal sd card, then do this once more for your external sd card if you deleted backups. Now, make a new backup. I suggest keeping at least an old CWM backup or this new CWM from today on a computer in case of unforeseen issues down the road. This file will still be incomprehensible in the sense that the date on the zip is from 1970 and is off by at least 2-3 months.

Correct. It doesn't do anything more once you've selected "unlock." It serves one function, to unlock your bootloader.

Yes, but first I need you to backup your IMEI. Once you've successfully done this, I or someone else will tell you how to wipe/install your first rom.

To backup app data

1) Open Titanium Backup

2)Tap "Backup/Restore"

3) Tap "Click to edit filters." Make sure "Filter by status" is set to "All", make sure "Filter by type" is set to "User" only. Press the green check mark on the upper right corner. What this does is filter the apps that show and limits them to just the user apps: apps that you downloaded and apps that came with the phone.

4) You should see a list of your apps now. Right? Good, now tap the grey checkmark on the top right then on this new screen tap "Run" for "Backup all user apps."

5) This new list of apps should have checkmarks next to them. Uncheck whichever apps that you do not want to backup. I usually Uncheck Google Apps because that data is backed up to the cloud. Everything checked will be backed up, tap the green checkmark to begin your backup and you're done.

To restore apps, do Step 3 but instead select "backed up" for "Filter by Status" and select "Uninstalled" for "Filter by type." Then for Step 4, scroll down and tap "Run" for "Restore missing apps with data." I strongly suggest only restoring just that one game's data and maybe a few apps to minimize any issues that will occur once you use the rom.

**This does not backup texts nor phone calls.

Most importantly, only download roms to your phone if it states: d2vzw or SCH-i535. This is our device's model name.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gamer6592:
Gosh this is a pain in my ass... I've been working on this ALL DAY. Kid you not.

I finally just figured out how to do everything with downloading that ADB crap and I am doing part B (SynergyROM's "Plan B" manual backup). I am really worried because I have a slight problem... Now whenever I boot into recovery mode (holding volume up+home+power) it doesn't look the same as when it did the previous times i had to boot into recovery. The options are completely different and there isn't one for "install zip from sd card". Following is a description of what it says/how it looks now:

(it says the following in blue letters)

"ANDROID SYSTEM RECOVERY <3e>

Volume up/down to move highlight;

power button to select.

reboot system now

apply update from external storage

wipe data/factory reset

wipe cache partition

apply update from cache"

____________________________________________________________

(then it says the following in yellow letters)

# manual mode #

-- Applying Multi-CSC...

Applied the CSC-code : VZW

Successfully applied multi-CSC

And it has that picture of the android in the background with the thing that looks like you could twist it on it's back and the hologram coming out of it's front.

Why is my recovery mode different all of a sudden? It's like I'm just getting the standard Android version of RM now.

EDIT: I clicked "flash CWM Recovery" and now it boots into the regular CWM RM screen.

Okay. I'm all done with the IMEI backups and stuff.

I can haz Jelly Bean now? :)

Man I wish there was an IM or something I could contact you at so I didn't have to have you keep coming back to this thread so many times. Plus, I'm impatient. I want JB already! Lol. I appreciate it though!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
Go haz your jellybeans! Lol sorry for the delayed response, I just got off work. Keep a backup of the Synergy folder (the backed up IMEI file) on your laptop for safe keeping.

As a reminder, this AOSP rom you're installing is stock Jellybean aka what's on a Galaxy Nexus or Nexus 4.

To flash a rom:

1) boot into CWM recovery

2) Factory reset, wipe cache, go into "Advanced" and wipe Dalvik Cache

3) Install rom. If you're installing CM10, AOKP, or any Android Open Source Project (A.O.S.P.) rom then install GApps as well.

4) Reboot and enjoy.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gamer6592:
Lol. Okay thanks but.. I don't remember if you ever answered me on whether it matters if I drag the thing to my phone or my SD card. And also, if I just download and drag the top "nightly" thing and then download and drag the 2nd from top GAPPS thing. Should I create a folder and put them both in or just leave them out by themselves in the main directory or does it matter?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
Just put both the nightly and Gapps on your internal storage for now. Leave them on the root of the sd card (in no folders).

If recovery let's you use your external sd card, then use that if you prefer cuz it doesn't matter. If recovery fails to see your external sd card (meaning it didnt let you perform a backup to the external sd) then it needs to be formatted to Fat32 before you can flash anything off of the external sd.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gamer6592:
Yay!!! I did it!! You rock man I owe you one. My only other question is how I get everything back on my phone like my apps and app data and stuff. Thanks dude!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
TB = Titanium Backup

Congrats! From my previous post on TB:

To restore apps with TB, do Step 3 but instead select "backed up" for "Filter by Status" and select "Uninstalled" for "Filter by type." Then for Step 4, scroll down and tap "Run" for "Restore missing apps with data." I strongly suggest only restoring just that one game's data and maybe data from a few other apps to minimize any issues that will occur once you use the rom. I rarely have force closes or random issues after restoring apps but that's a risk one takes when restoring apps and app data. If you notice an app is behaving unusually, uninstall it and then re-

download it from the Play Store.

Never restore system data.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gamer6592:
lol.. you're gonna hate me but... I'm pretty sure I want to switch back... TB messed up my game data so I can't recover it so I really want to at least recover my entire phone from the CWM backup and THEN maybe go back to jelly bean again because the game I'm playing let's you store your data on their servers so I'd rather do that and THEN come back to jelly bean and restore from their servers... but yeah my game is not working at all :'-( lol.. fml
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
Just restore your Nandroid backup in CWM then do whatever it was you needed to do
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
And I'm back with keyboard(s) once again, but this time not just with 4.2 keyboard.

Have fun folks! :D
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] arafat21:
All popular keyboard in one place. Thanks for your effort.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] elinho:
If only the 4.2 had swedish dic i would have used it haha
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
I'm someone who craves for new and good keyboards :D, found these three to be the best, I know the pain of searching all and trying as Swype beta and Swift key Flow beta aren't in play store yet.

You're welcome.

Yeah, I checked Swype and swift key flow too, couldn't find 'Swedish' in language options :(
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] shaq1907:
I think it'd better if you add a poll to this thread.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
Done! :D

Edit: I'll add apks for more famous keyboards, suggestions? Adding touchpal for now.

Edit 2: ah leave it, anyone can get it from play store anyway.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] KLoNe1:
Does anyone know if you can add more themes to Swiftkey (and/or Flow)?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] ramnex:
http://support.swiftkey.net/knowledgebase/articles/84749-does-swiftkey-support-skins-themes-

Here you go

Sent from my GT-I9100

If I helped you, please hit the thanks button!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] kicker09:
Kiff

I love this keyboard app, it like knows what I am thinking. I swear, I think Chuck Norris made this app. It has the Jedi ability to know exactly what word I am going to be using next. Freaky, sometimes, even when using a slang word or a complex conceptual word, the app gets it rite perfect, everytime. The best is that now, I only tap the keyboard once for every word. I reckon the aliens, or google must have planted little micro chips in our brains while we are sleeping, and now, it reads our frontal lobe and knows just what we are going to type, before the electrical impulse reaches our finger to type it. Thank you so much for this share, the best app I have used in a long time.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] jebuchanan:
Which keyboard are you referring?

Sent from my Samsung GT-i9100M

ROM Dilidroid UHLPS

Kernel Siyah 4.15
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
You mean recommending? If you type rapidly then Swype and if you type precisely then Android 4.2 keyboard, Swift Key X feels like it's beta.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] top_persian666:
can i use any keyboard on any rom?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
Google's keyboard might not work on >4.0. All of them will work for ICS n Above.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] mchampeli:
What do I need to install them?

Install them directly as any other apk or some manual stuff to be done?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] ramnex:
Swiftkey and Swype can be directly installed as apks

Sent from my GT-I9100

If I helped you, please hit the thanks button!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
Yes sir!

You can even install 4.2 Keyboard as normal apk and it will work, just enable in Settings > Language and input.;)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] desiresiscool:
cool
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
hot
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] nimaemami20:
thanks dude...

it's really good... ;)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] 123421342:
I just came from the swift key flow beta and I moved to swype beta. Swype beta is 3x faster and much more responsive. Swift key flow would stop my phone from deep sleeping and would constantly use cpu for no reason. My phone would be around 40C just from typing but now it stays around 27-35 max. It would also eat my battery away quickly. It was not bad but I cant recommend it until those issues are fixed. Swype is really good though, the beta at least. 4.2 AOSP keyboard is also pretty good but lacking in a lot of features.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] when im gone:
Installing 4.2 keyboard → got *not installed* massage

Using leaked LSJ JB deodexed rom
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
Try pushing it to System/app via adb or manually via root explorer. I have tried it on LSJ myself.

OFF TOPIC - Your username, Eminem - When I'm gone? :p
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] sm_abu:
In swype beta after some days personal dictionary gets deleted and we couldn't add any more words.. I tried two times and result.. I'm running jb leak.. any one facing this issue
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
They deleted that feature in previous update. Now they had to add it back because of feedback.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] when im gone:
i tried to install it with root explorer , but the keyboard appears like a blank big square so i uninstalled it

and yeah , i was listening to this song while registering in XDA forum so i use the title as username lol

OFF TOPIC - Viva EMINEM :good:
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] tushar.jan25:
Nice.

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
Maybe it requires some components from AOSP framework :) Try this http://db.tt/QL7dKOOJ
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] sm_abu:
Just delete old latinme apk from the apps and rename the downloaded file name as same like latinmegoogle.apk change permission and install it it will work

To Author

Sir I said in swype beta dictionary words are there for 3days after that the words getting deleted and we couldn't add anymore after that :(
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] AayushDhuria:
Report bug. Though I never faced maybe because I rarely add words to personal dictionary.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] XaErO_Xion:
Thank you !

Thank you very much !

This will really help many people !!

:):good:
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] dokuzcanlicanavar:
i used Swift Key & swype

but now i see Swift Key Flow

that's all in one :cool:

thaks:good:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] abandroid:
I just installed jelly been. However i still have to regular contacts apk. Not sure if att is at fault or samsung but i want the new peoples contacs that has the high res thumnails. Does anyone know how to install this?
[HTC One X] afehst:
I recently update my htc one x to android 4.1.1,

back then, my HTC one x was rooted,

but for the update, I needed to remove the root,

I did so, but I want my htc one x back rooted,

is this possible, and if it's possible, how can I root it?
[HTC One X] CheesyNutz:
FFS.... Search..
[HTC One X] iElvis:
Sorry, but there's nothing in this forum that can help you.

Here, though, who knows?
[HTC One X] cables2590:
We should probably specify why we can't help him here so that when people click the link they won't flash the wrong rom... This is the HTC One XL forum for att phones... The phone he has is an international HTC One X and the link above was for the HTC One X international forum..
[HTC One X] Red5:
WHAT?!?! HOW DID YOU GET JELLYBEAN 4.1.1?!?!
[HTC One X] InflatedTitan:
Because he paid the money to buy the quad core and dodge att :)
[HTC One X] afehst:
oohwkey, it just work like the root of the old fimware, you can root it with the One_X_All-In-One_Kit_v1.2.2
[HTC One X] halog26091:
root

Can it work on international 4.1.1 ?
[HTC One X] halog26091:
I works on gsm I saw in his video there's an option for gsm
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THpubs:
I just got a Kindle Fire HD which Im planning to give away as a gift to a friend. But I need to boot it and write a review on my website before giving it. So, how can I make it look like I never switched it on?

When we boot the tablet, it'll give us a setup wizard. After resetting, we will get to the setup wizard again. My question is, how to power off the tablet without following the setup and will it show the setup when I power it again?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deaglecat:
AFAIK - when you deregister the device (available in the control settings... ) and then do a factory reset then you get back to a clean device.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] psomero:
just hold the power button down for 5-10 seconds and it should shut off and not fire back up until you hit the power button again...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shrek4224:
Many of us with JB and 8013's are not able to us OTG devices on our Notes. I tested it yesterday with three different ROMS and none of them supported it. While on 4.0.4(ICS) everything was fine, not one issue. Are there any Devs that could help with this as I am not knowledgeable enough to do it. Thanks a lot!