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[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SquegeMCW:
I have already done the part with the part with flashing the kernel but i still have the same problem and i have CWM recovery. I put KK4 stock kernel.tar into the PDA area and start then it reboots and then i have the same problem. I also tried wiping from CWM and it did nothing.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
Here is Stock KK4 without bootloaders...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=18370912

Here is KK4 Corn Kernel...http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18233847&postcount=1

Download mode. Odin to Stock. Odin .tar Corn Kernel. Reboot to CWM. Install JB (twice). Install Gapps. :thumbup:
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SquegeMCW:
ok i did it with the corn kernel but now it just gets to the AT&T screen then to a system corps screen with a loading bar and then reboots in a loop sometimes it gets futher than and sometimes. I flashed it in odin
[HTC One X+] iiDeadSeriousii:
Don't know if this belongs here or Q&A but I was wondering what's up with quick settings on the notification bar? I don't have any up top and was wondering if this was something I'd have to root my phone for.
[HTC One X+] gewbert3:
There aren't any. You'll need a custom ROM.
[HTC One X+] Ivizoid:
You can download some from Play Store such as Power Toggles which is what I use. There are others as well and to each their preference. Other than that I wait for CM/AOKP.
[HTC One X+] iiDeadSeriousii:
Am I just imagining things or was this not part of sense at one point or another?
[HTC One X+] iiDeadSeriousii:
Oh and thanks for recommending me the Power Toggles, I've been using that. I still wish there was a baked in solution, do any of the sense roms have it enabled?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] winamp26:
Hi

I need to phone.apk and phone.odex files!

Please upload those files for me.:)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dingokevin:
Just poll them out of a stock ROM

This PSA was Swyped out on my Paranoid Note 2 N7100 via Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holyprot:
U uploaded files u want in another forun :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] winamp26:
No anyone to upload.

I mistake delete files and its necessary
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeadSix17:
Added Deodexed and Original Dexed (For custom Rom use the Deodexed, For original use Original)

Original: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19832140/SecPhone_Original.rar

Deodexed: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19832140/SecPhone_Deodexed.rar
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
I've just tried to change my profile pic by using the app and I'm either getting an error saying "Failed to connect to the forum...." or "You can not modify your profile."

After seeing those, I went onto the desktop site to change my pic there instead. It seemed to work because I had no error message, but my pic still hasn't changed.

That's when I noticed this...

View attachment 1558958

As you can see, the picture on the left shows that the pic I tried uploading has been successful but my current pic is still showing, as it shows by my profile pic on the top right of the screenshot.

Why is there an option to change profile picture on the site, if when I do it changes nothing?

As it seems the app cancels the website out, in regards to this issue, how can that be changed?

And finally, how can I get this damn Christmas picture as my profile pic? :eek:
[About XDA developers] 85gallon:
You need to change your Avatar if you want it to show in threads. The profile pic only shows if you go into someone's profile.

n00b!! :p
[About XDA developers] neectron:
You are talking about avatar.

Go to Edit Avatar in Control Panel.

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[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
Done that already. You say avatar, I say profile pic :rolleyes:

Same thing lol
[About XDA developers] neectron:
They are different.:rolleyes:

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[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
Yeah obviously, but I call them both the same thing.

That doesn't change the fact my pic ain't changing though :/
[About XDA developers] neectron:
Are you sure you used Edit Avatar,not Edit Profile Picture?

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[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
Yeah. I used Edit Profile Picture first, then when I realized that was the wrong picture I changed it from Edit Avatar and I'm still in the same situation.

Even tried using a different browser, even though I doubted that would make any difference.
[About XDA developers] neectron:
Try Do not use Avatar in Edit Avatar,Save Changes .They again try to upload the avatar,maybe it will change this time.

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[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
It didn't work the first time of doing that, but after trying it again it worked.

Cheers :)
[About XDA developers] 85gallon:
Try refreshing the cache in your browser.

EDIT: I see you fixed it.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Doctor Dedroid:
A few days back, my wife got me a shiny new nexus 10. This thing is cool for sure. However the one I'm using now isn't the one from a few days back. It is in fact, a replacement because after I hooked into my WiFi and loaded up the apps I have on my GNex off of Google backup, I got a notification for an android update. So I said "SHURE... I need that stuff" so I pushed the item in the notification and it said "push OK to restart...", so I did.... And it did restart to a DEAD ANDY ICON AND A "NO COMMAND" under him! I did a factory reset three times and never got further than the boot animation. The dude at google play support was a bit flummoxed but beyond a reset... Well... He pronounced it mostly dead. So rather than screw up the warranty, I took it back to where we bought it and got a new one.

So here I am again... I'm at JVP15P... And I've got a pending update downloaded and ready to fry my second N10! I've heard 4.2 has some kind of update issue just like this on the N10.... Is that true? What should I do? If this is true how do I get past this... I sure as s**t don't want to return anther one! Any suggestions are most appreciated.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] espionage724:
A short time ago, I was unable to update to 4.2.1 from 4.2, either from the automatic update, or from adb sideload. This was because I was using some older factory image (not sure what was wrong with it), but after downloading the latest factory image from Google and flashing it, I was then able to update without any issue :)
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bru87tr:
I finally did my updates.

Thankfully all went smooth. Although, my N10 ran as cool as ice before the updates. I could play games for a long time and it would barely get warm. Now it seems to run extremely warm. I wouldn't say hot, but it is noticeably a lot warmer and that is doing nothing but surfing the web.

Not sure what was in that first update, but it changed the way it runs. No other issues though.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Doctor Dedroid:
What procedure did you use to flash? When you tried the ota updates, did your update attempts brick your tablet?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alias_neo:
I'm seeing the term "brick" used to lightly these days, but rest assured, the dead Android recovery is completely recoverable.

FYI for anyone reading, as it's becoming a pet peeve of mine ... "brick" means your device is TOTALLY dead, and as useful as a brick, if you get something (anything) on the screen, it's not a brick.

I think we should start lining up and shooting the people who throw that term around too lightly. :D

Anyway, back on topic, dead android screen with "no command" means the reboot to recovery flag is still set, but the device has no commend for recovery to perform, there are several ways out of it.

Worst comes to worst, and you want an easy way out, get the factory images from the dev site, flash them and you're golden.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Doctor Dedroid:
Okay.... Soft-brick.... I stand corrected :)

I tried to do that using Wug's toolkit... But it didn't take. Did I need to unlock the boot loader first?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alias_neo:
It's a boot-loop, technically, but now I'm just being a pedant :)

I'm not too sure about the toolkits because I don't use them, but yes, you have to unlock to flash stock images.

Easiest way it do download the zip from the dev site, unlock manually, then just double click the flash-all script, that will take care of the rest, then just relock after and happy days.

I know it's a bit nerve racking when it won't boot, but that will get you out of most sticky situations, in the case of boot loops, a wipe/factory reset from recovery should normally solve the issue, if it doesn't just flash the images again as above.

Pesonally, if I'm messing i'll make sure my device is up to date and working, then fastboot boot TWRP (without unlocking or modifying my device) and backup to a USB drive, then, you can restore your system as is at any stage later if things mess up.

fastboot boot is fantastic because it lets you temp boot a custom recovery, and do all your usual stuff (including rooting etc) without replacing the stock recovery, and without unlocking, soon as you reboot, it's gone, cause it just boot the reovery into RAM.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bru87tr:
If you are talking to me, mine is stock and used regular updates that were DL and ready.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Doctor Dedroid:
I talk to anyone willing to listen to my drivel! I have heard of similar issues on this device ... Not many to be sure but my concern is if is an endemic issue going from the JVP15P... to JRO... 4.2 . it's good to know that this works for some if not most folks.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alias_neo:
It was only a particular issue that caused the update problem from 4.2 to 4.2.1, due to different filesystem formats in the factory images presented by google dev site. You *should* only have experienced it if you had flashed stock images before they updated to fix them.

I havn't seen cases of it happening otherwise. Unlocking will however boot loop you device because it doesn't do the full factory reset like it used to on the XOOM et al. Simple factory reset from stock recovery, after an unlock gets you booting again on the N10.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Doctor Dedroid:
Got it! To be sure when I tried to update I was around 60% on the battery level... Hopefully my issue was a fluke or due to a low battery.

Update: all updated and good to go. Thanks one and all!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] deerkiller11:
Thinking of getting some tectiles and wanted to know you guys experiences with them?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fryingpan0613:
It was cool, but I dont really use them like I hoped I would
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aramova:
I got a set but I've only played with them. It's a neat novelty but at the cost not really practical. If they were cents each rather than dollars I might use them more.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
Just register your phone on Samsung.com and you'll get a 50% off coupon...buy your TecTiles with that. I have mine by the door to toggle WiFi, in the bathroom to launch Play Music, and by the toilet to launch YouTube.

I use mine a lot, but my only gripe is that the phone has to be on and unlocked in order for it to work...but its better than nothing I guess.

I have thought about putting one in the living room for guests to use to connect to WiFi without asking for the password.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] iwould4adollar:
There.....Meh....

I got them for 50% off, so the price was more of a non point for me. Honestly though, I've only used one of them and then sort of forgot about them. They're nothing you can't just do as well on the phone itself. Fun to show off for a second I guess.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ZiCk77MOD:
I got 10 of them off eBay for under 11bucks but only found my self using 3 of them lol they cool to play with but i hardly find my self using it everyday lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
srsly? lmfao :laugh:

the way you set up yours are exactly the reasons why I didn't get any. couldn't think of any legitimate uses for them.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
How is that not legitimate? Oh that's right, that is simply an opinion. Luckily, I live in America, and I am free to choose what is legitimate for my needs. I guess you missed the connect to WiFi without having to scrummage through to find the password.

What are your expectations? You want it to brew, make, and deliver your coffee to you in the morning?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
woah buddy, lighten up, lol. of course that was "an opinion", and mine obviously. sorry that I think having an NFC tag setup to launch YT when I'm taking dump is ridiculous. if you don't want conversations that are inherently going to have opinions, and possibly opinions that are not yours, don't post in a public forum, maybe?

and while that sounds great, NFC is not ubiquitious enough to make that worthwhile. in my opinion.

no... just want to it things I would expect a phone to do. I'm not even sure how that statement is a "witty comeback", as it's contextually nonsense.

seriously, relax.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
Not ubiquitous because people like you keep saying it isn't. Buy it, try it out...you may find something interesting that will intrigue another to do the same. My local mall uses NFC to give out free songs or magazine articles. What's a couple of bucks gonna hurt? You already bought a $300+ phone...might as well use its features.

You don't have to use the Samsung TecTiles...you can buy any of them, and download an NFC programmable app.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
lol, fair enough, actually.

believe me, I wish I could think of uses for them that would do something I thought was functional, because gawdamn, the idea is cool. and I do love anything new tech-wise. i'm always an early adopter.

(and I bought the phone outright. $700 bucks w/ tax. worth every damn penny.)

so far, the only implementation I am seeing make NFC worthwhile is sBeam/filesharing, and google wallet (if it worked right now).

I will be keeping a watch on the tech, and I tend to make frivolous purchases (like the AllShare TV dongle), and perhaps I'll keep an eye on you, see if you come up with anything that sparks some ideas. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 6666:
Anything useful for my personal routine (turning off ringer at work etc.) I have set up in tasker. For little stuff like opening you tube while on toilet, (lol) it just doesnt seem more convienent to tap phone to a tag than to click the app on my homescreen. Tasker really does all of the automation for me for work, my car etc.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
A sprint tech said it (Google Wallet) should come in January, so add 4 months to that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] weehooherod2:
Jelly Bomb has nfc with the screen off built in. I tried pulling the Nfc.apk from the 10.20 build and putting it on my own deodexed LJC rom but it didn't allow nfc with the screen off.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] deerkiller11:
One thing that I thought would be useful is if I could set it up as a proximity sensor. Ex: when I put the phone in my car dock it turns on blue tooth and when I take it out it turns it off without having to touch another tag?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Devi0124:
It does with a little tweaking. It took me a little while to get working correctly but there is a how to thread floating around here.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] TX2000:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jwsoft.nfcactionlauncher

That is the one I use. You can setup toggles with only one nfc label. For example. Scan it and it will turn off the alarm. And if you scan it again it will turn it on. It really expand the uses of the labels. And you can program e series of actions with it. Hope this help you :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] A2CKilla:
We got some demos (and extra for us) at work, it's a tectile arm band, but I could fully program it and everything, my co-worker thought it was cool since he couldn't do it (lol iPhone) so I was thinking about keeping one, never know when I could wanna "wow" a friend
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cecilia:
yes, just set it up to Toggle the bluetooth - that way if it's on it will turn off and visa versa.

I have similar setups and it works like a charm.

and the tiles will work with Every phone that has NFC, so even when you get a future phone, the tiles will continue to work. I think they are the bees knees.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nerys71:
they become more useful once you mod the phone to work with nfc screen off (someone posted a mod but it only works from lockscreen not screen off hopefully that will be fixed soon)

I have one each on my washer and dryer. they set a "timer" that goes off and tells me when the washer and dryer are done (30 minutes for washer 70minutes for dryer)

I have one on my car to auto set my car locator position one the dev for car locator gets that working right.

I also plan to use them for geo caching. I hope geocaching.com integrates NFC functionality into their service soon is VERY ideal for that.

I also plan to use them on "bins" in storage. I store what is in the bin in the tag. tap and now I know whats inside (working on that soon)

you can use QR codes but they are a pain (have to load an app) and then wait for camera to focus AND they don't like low light. NFC don't care :) tap done.

also plan to put on on my Radio Transmitter for my competition rocket gliders. tap and 15minute countdown timer starts.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
I like the washer, dryer, and storage bins idea!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fryingpan0613:
Washer and dryer is a brilliant idea! Thank you
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] deerkiller11:
The washer/dryer is a good idea, if I told my wife about that she would make me trade phones.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nerys71:
anything that runs for a fixed time can benefit from NFC tag usage

actually I just bought some 8k cards so that should allow me to hold a pretty big list of stuff in the tag itself

the spring I will put 1 on my paint booth so that I will know when I can apply the next to the paint

NFC also becomes more useful when you have other people in the household who also have it. I have 2 others with NFC so it's very easy for us to share files

what I need is a good app for actually sharing files not just media files sharing a picture is very easy sharing videos very easy sharing a random zip rar text or whatever file on my phone is very difficult

basically NFC has the ability to make anything that requires a handshake transparent I eat instead of you having to pair the devices except a handshake accept the transfer NFC makes this easier because the range is so short that's assumed if 2 phones touch you can safely assume that you want to make the transfer
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] LetsBeSirius:
If I were you, I would just get bump. Idk, I mean I wouldn't get something like that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DarkManX4lf:
Going to my files and selecting the files to share isn't that hard. Select tiles you want to share and then select the method of how you want to share it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cecilia:
here's some tiles which are proabaly cheaper:

http://tagsfordroid.com/

I am not affiliated in any way
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mikelav456:
I just got these in the mail via Amazon and they work great and I like the stickers they come with.

If I knew how I would, but can someone figure out a way to mod the nfc apk to allow it to work while the screen is off?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dtm_stretch:
I notice the memory in these is 1KB, what size is necessary for most usage and what size is too small? For example the washing machine NFC mentioned earlier, how much memory did that require?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fryingpan0613:
I have 1k tags and I honestly think you would have to really try to fill them. Programming like 6 tasks used 64 bytes so space isn't a worry.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] seoulkul:
the one in my car is setup to turn ringer/phone volume to 100%, screen on auto, bluetooth on, connect to my headset for phone, connect to car stereo for media, start playing music, turn off wifi, turn on gps, turn on waze, turn on gas buddy, turn on senorly and start mapping my trip. i have a second one in my car the turns off or toggles most of the stuff that was turned on when i got in, lowers my volume and screen to my set preferences. (makes me glad the note 2 is so capable, my old phone would have died if i was trying to run this many aps.)

i have one next to my desk at home that turns on wifi and connects to my wireless, turns on skype, syncs up my data, turns off bluetooth, and sets my volume and screen to my set preferences.

i will also setup one at the door for the wifi on and connect to my guest router as i have many wifi routers in my home. personally for myself, i can not think of anyone who does not have an nfc enabled phone that visits.

i want to setup a tag on my daughters desk as well but have not figured out what exactly i want it to do. possibly to text me that she is home and to set a timer so she remembers to take breaks from her studies.

the washer and dryer bit is brilliant so i will also be setting up one for each.

it is a shame, at least to me, our lives seem to be tethered to our phones. however, having little things like the nfc tags do help make my life a bit more simple and convenient.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nerys71:
nice. what I love most about NFC especially once you apply a screen off mod (REALLY wish someone would do one for the note II the one I have only works on lock screen not screen off like on the S3) is it makes the technology transparent.

I LOVE technology and gadgets but the truly greatest tech is the tech you don't even see or notice. it just "works"

a good example of this even if its not the greatest implimentation is the backup alarms on cars. if you think about it its radar/sonar measuring distance and warning you if you get too close to something

and its absolutely transparent. you never even know its their till Beep beep beep. it only shows itself when it NEEDS to and that is a sign of "good tech"

NFC has this potential. the manufacturers borked it by requiring you to turn on the phone and unlock it. at that point I might as well use tasker or something like that. just do it myself. turning on the phone and unlocking it is 90% of the "effort" to perform the task and annoying.

screen off is amazing. tap done. transparent. the tech just "does its thing" with little or no interaction from you :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
while I agree with you on the transparency being the hallmark of great tech, i think there something else to consider.

the only legitimate reason I can think of for req'ing us to turn on the screen is security reasons. anything that could cause our device to change settings/take an action, with the only requirement being "proximity", seems highly insecure, in the abstract.

there would have to be limitations on the action allowed, as in screen-off reading could only occur on tags you have written, perhaps. IMEI checking imbeded, or the like.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] deerkiller11:
I completely agree, it would be a major security problem for me and my business if that was the case. I have an 8+ character password on my phone and a 5 second lock screen. I have to be that careful with the data on my phone.

Also think about the IT professionals the now have remote secure connection to servers. All it would take is a rouge app to transfer onto a phone and then start sending background data to a remote server of all your phones data.

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