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[Nexus 4 Accessories] gotzaDroid:
This is the Jekod slim case from China (eBay). This case is only $5.00 USD and has free shipping from across the world... so... like the saying goes, you get what you pay for. I won't go into a huge review as it's a cheap case, but I will give the good and the bad.

The good:

-Fast shipping from China, only a week.

-The packaging is nice.

-It includes a screen protector (well... Just see below).

-It fits the phone very well.

The bad:

-None of the hole cut outs are centered, none. Nothing is blocked, but nothing is centered.

-There is no cut out for the volume, but still can press them.

-Not very slim for claiming the same.

- Isn't quite silicon, but not really TPU either; it's like a blend.

-The screen protector is cut very small, does not go to any edge.

I would NOT recommend this case to anyone looking for a full time case. It's cheap and shows it. Now, if you're like me and will only use a case a few days out of the year, I'd say it's perfect as it will hold your phone in and cover the sides, back and lip over the front too, and it's cheap!

The pics, I don't have any of the phone in the case as I don't have another camera working right now (Just the N4). But here's the case and packaging.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Euler MD:
Looks like a good, cheap, temporary case. Might buy.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] picachux:
Any chance of some shots with the case on the phone.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] rhut_tiger:
you can use the mirror to take photos or vedio and post it
[General Questions and Answers] cobra369:
then I'll see if I get a full backup done by recovery until day 21 and vo arrange for assistance;;;

good after testing the ROM android 4.2 on my xoom was okay. I decided to install Chainfire; result bricked my xoom.

'll Immediately thought flashing the rom by CWM but was always frustrated "operation aborted". I went into despair and found a cable manufactures jao did very well and looked the other way.

wanted to share the idea with staff and asked his opinion if it would work and if poderiao help me.

idea:

I realized at the CWM still manages to beckups and restore, so I wanted to try but I did not have a chance because I have not the beckup.

Note 1:

the tablet is not out of the motorola logo

2

as he did not enter into debug and impossible concertalo ADB

Note 3 and a request if I can spend a full beckup done by despair to recovery here

NOTE 4

excuse the frustration, I'm new to the XDA and even desperate ^ _O. And excuse the spelling wrong (google translator), and the huge text kkkkk.

Thank you all ae
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] imdatslaya:
Iv been looking all over xda and can't find a rooting nehod for this model. Anyone who know the rooting method or can link me to it?
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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jmpsatx:
Hello, I'm hoping some of you could help me.

I am trying to figure out if my phone is bricked or if it's just an issue with one of my buttons acting up.

I get the samsung logo but then just get a black screen. It was after I had just flashed CWM.

I was not able to get into Recovery so I kept attempting to access to make sure.

Eventually, I could not get the phone to boot and was only getting the samsung logo then black screen.

I have plugged in the phone to a charger and from here I should be able to at lease press the power button lightly to see if it's still charging but

could not. I unplugged the charger then plugged it back in, but it would not recognize the charger after that. I had to take the remove and insert

the battery before it would recognize it again.

I cannot get into download mode at all.

Any thoughts on my dilemma?

Thanks in advanced ;) I have no phone at the moment so I hope I can fix this.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] -Falco:
You are hard bricked most likely ...

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Phone: Samsung galaxy s2 t989

Rom: Jedi knight 6 4.0.4

Kernel: Jedi kernel 2

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and you thought celebrities weren't smart. =P
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] FineTalent:
Did you check the date of this post? I'm sure jmpsatx would have done something by now, ahaha.

And to answer his very old question... there's always a way to fix the phone if the phone still boots up to the Samsung logo. A popular method would be to force your phone in to 'Download mode' via a USB Jig since he isn't able to do it through button combo. Once getting in to Download mode, you would just need to flash a stock ROM through Odin.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mayc0n:
Gn8 Guys,

I bought one Galaxy SGH-T999, JB 4.1.1...but it does not have the language PT-BR ;[

Anyone know how do I put this language?

Thnx
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AmrBanawan:
Hey guys,

So yesterday i was having a small problem with 1mobile market so i uninstalled it, when i tried to reinstall it i got the following message

"Out Of Space.

1Mobile market could not be installed. Free up some space and try again."

I have about 4gb of free space so I am sure it's something else, any ideas?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jailuis:
look in the apps directory of your root.. that happened to me once after using Lucky Patcher, it was because LP made another copy of the app.. maybe thats your problem too
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AmrBanawan:
You sir, Are amazing...

Turns out i DID try and use lucky patcher to remove google ads from 1mobile market, but then it started crashing everytime i go to my downloads menu so i uninstalled it and tried reinstalling but it failed

once again, thank you very much :)
[HTC Droid DNA] selfinfliction:
Does that Energizer Qi, powermat or anything else of the type work well with this, or do we need to get the LG setup?
[HTC Droid DNA] tgerbracht:
Nokia charger from vzw works great and no beeping!
[HTC Droid DNA] Memnoch73:
Anything Qi certified will work
[HTC Droid DNA] jjenkins2005:
I have the Nokia Fat Boy pillow. It works great.

Sent from my HTC6435LVW using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC Droid DNA] molly41:
Hai

I have a At&t wireless network.
[HTC Droid DNA] FlipMarc:
Um ... congrats:confused:
[HTC Droid DNA] blksprk:
I think you may be confused...
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
So you own a at&t wireless network, like the whole network?
[HTC Droid DNA] selfinfliction:
Thanks all
[HTC Droid DNA] Success100:
lol he DEF owns the whole network
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S2005x:
So, my wife and I were thinking about getting our daughter a Leap Frog Explorer 2 Tablet.

Upon reading the reviews, and specs, a lot of the recommendations were to just buy her a real tablet with a good case.

I own a Nexus 7. We don't let her play with it on account of it not having a case. She loves my wife's iPhone and my Android. We have lots of kid friendly apps on both.

We don't want to spend a ton on the tablet. I see Amazon has the Kindle Fire for $159. That's pretty reasonable, and I can get an otter box for it.

However, before I buy, I want to read into other options. Do any of you know any other viable options out there? I really prefer Android OS and I hear that I can root and ROM a Kindle Fire. A case is also a must. I looked on Newegg and saw a lot of cheap (never heard of the brand name before) Android tablets for $70-$150, but I'm skeptical on quality, and I have to have a durable case for it.

Thanks in advance for any help!!!

*Ninja Edit*

Another nice addition would be an HDMI out. My Nexus 7 does not have one :( but it isn't a deal breaker. Still don't want to spend more than $160ish.

*Another Ninja Edit*

Are the ones Amazon currently selling the second generation? They are rootable/ROMable right?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kibosh1981:
Whatever you do..... Do not buy a no name android tablet. They are garbage in every aspect. Lots of them don't even give you access to the playstore or even have multi-touch. I personally don't know about the kindle fire but I got my son a 7" p1000 galaxy tab ( a little outdated but cheap) and he plays that thing.to death. Personally I definitely think you're better off getting a name brand tablet. The kid will never touch your phone again LOL.

Just my 2c
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S2005x:
Thank you for the fast reply! Thats why we're thinking about the tablet. We would LOVE to have our phones back.

I figured a no name would be an awful idea. I have played with one before a friend got, and I was beyond unimpressed.

I really wish I could afford another Nexus 7 and just put a really nice case on it. I love the N7.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guitarman:
My 3 year old niece loves the Kindle Fire and she can navigate around it pretty well. They have the parental controls set up so she can't mess it up. They got her an Innotab 2 to be given to her as a gift but I don't think she'll like it as she is accustomed to the Kindle.

Sent from my Amazon Gindle Fireoid
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veeman:
No, don't let your kids play with fire. They will burn down the house.

Yes, do let them use the Kindle Fire however. :)
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S2005x:
Sweet, thanks guys for all the input!

I found one locally for $125 (Non HD, 2nd Gen). Is it pretty easy to root/rom?

I must have Play Store.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veeman:
Yeah, there's guides here that you can follow.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stage:
Make sure it's a first generation kindle. I believe the other versions have locked boot loaders so you won't be able to modify it.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jji7skyline:
Try the old nook touch/tablet. They are supposed to be super easy to root and install a ROM, plus they have expandable memory.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S2005x:
Cool. Thanks everyone for the input!

I already bought one, but I'm not sure which generation it is.

System Version: 6.3.1_user_4107920

I'd really love to run a custom ROM on here. I don't like the Kindle version of AndroidOS.

I've got a Nexus 7 too, and I love it to run similarly to that.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notdeadyet01:
Ok good, you have the 1st gen. I recommend rooting it with KFU (search is your friend)

If you want it to be like your nexus 7, with android 4.1, I recommend flashing Alien Droid. Runs great.

If you don't mind it being an older version of android, I HIGHLY recommend flashing a CM7 Rom. They are stable and have great battery life
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S2005x:
Well, that is awesome news :D

My N7 has 4.2 on it now... did the update a while back.

Alien Droid and CM7 are two different roms yes? Would you recommend CM7 over Alien Droid?

I have a custom rom on my phone (Atrix2 running Swifty Trix 4.2).

My N7 is stock 4.2 rooted.

*Ninja Edit*

I notice there are CM10 ROMs for the KF now, thats the new version of CM7 yes?

*Another Ninja Edit*

I'm pretty sure the Kindle does not have a removable SD card right?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S2005x:
Went with this one for now :D [ROM] CM10/SGT7 for the Kindle Fire [20121211] [Linaro]

Gonna play around with it and see if I like it. If not, i'll try a CM7, or that Alien one you mentioned.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hutson23:
You can have both Roms if you wish...dual boot your kindle is the way to go..I use Madco rom and jb or which ever Rom I wanna play with but Madco Rom has super long batt life.look in th dev thread for dual boot its awesome.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stage:
Alien is definitely a good choice to go with. Very smooth and stable.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S2005x:
First off, War Eagle. Dual Boot could be cool. Especially because this tablet will have 2-3 users. We bought it for our daughter to play with, and I'd like to set it up with parental controls etc. My wife steals my Nexus7 all the time, so she may play with this as well. I'm liking CM10 right now, but i'd like to find a stable 4.2 release, that's what my N7 runs.

That's what I've heard. There aren't a lot of pics/screenshots of it on their development page though :(
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guitarman:
CM7 ROMs are very good for battery, they can sleep for days with minimal drain. I too have a dual booted Kindle with CM7 and CM10. I hardly ever use CM10 because of battery drain but it supports OTG so I stick with it.

If I had to choose what to recommend to you I would say CM7 because not only great battery but it has had much more time to be fine tuned and tweaked by developers. A young child would be just fine with CM7 (that's only my opinion) because it's simplistic in nature.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hutson23:
War Eagle back even tho it was a horrible year for us

I still love my tigers!!!

CM10 is great I love it I just wish battery life was better...

That's why I love my dualboot...

CM7 is also great like he said it does have great battery life too.

Just not quite as good as Modaco (in my opinion)

So many great devs here and just keeps getting better..
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S2005x:
Indeed, not the best year. Especially 2 years after a national championship.

Wen't with CM10, gonna play with it for a while. I don't think battery life will be a big issue as my daughter will plug it in each night. If it turns out to be, we will put CM7 on there instead :D

Now I gotta go find a good parental control app.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
Sure sounds like a first gen device to me I think you got rather lucky but I`m a little confused at how. :confused:
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S2005x:
It has to be a 1st gen. I have a custom ROM on it right now. Used the guide for 1st gens.

Why confused?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DorinAlex:
I would be very thankful to anybody who can help me recover my phone.

I have an S2.

I wanted to customize it so I embarked on my documentation on this forum.

I built quite an understanding about what the steps are.

For a lack of a centralized guide I resorted to using

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1311081

wary of the flash counter issue.

I was well aware that this thread is for the AT&T version.

I managed to root succesfully (ZergRush).

Unfortunately I had to take a long break in the process (2-3 months). When I came back I only selectively remembered all the caveats.

So the fact that the guide is not for the i9100 version escaped me.

Focused too much on the details of getting the process right that the big picture went past me - I was on the wrong forum!! :((((

I installed MobileOdin, and obliviously got the latest Entropy kernel.

It installed OK.

However my home and back buttons stopped working.

Upon realization of my mistake (i777 kernel over i9100 hardware) I tried to recover by installing a CF-Root version (Unfortunately my original kernel version was lost, so I had to guess the version by reading posts with similar situations - Orange UK i9100)

I found a post suggesting to install

CF-Root-SGS2_XX_OXA_KG3-v4.1-CWM4.zip

Again I used MobileOdin but this time at reboot the phone hangs on the welcome logo screen.

If I boot into recovery I get the CWM menu alright.

However I get a list of errors at mounting recovery - see attached photo.

If I select anything from sdcard I just get the fedora hat logo and nothing shows up - have to go back by pushing power.

Any help is very apprecitated - how can I get a proper kernel in?

SDCards do not seem to be read either, just the hat logo and nothing happens.

How can I get a zip with the kernel onto the phone storage so to pick it up in CWM recovery and install it?

Thanks a lot for any input.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Donnie Sins:
Can't you just flash a kernel (Siyah for example) through Odin (not Mobile Odin), or even flash a custom rom through it which replaces your kernel?

Sent from the Matrix
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DorinAlex:
Thanks for the quick reply.

If I use Odin won't that increase the pesky flash counter?

I would much rather flash a stock kernel, would that keep the counter the way it is?

If so, could you please link me to a stock gingerbread stock kernel?

Many thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Donnie Sins:
That's true, but why is that a problem for you? However, there are ways to 'reset' this counter (search for it here on xda if you really want this). If you have Siyah working, you can enter Recovery Mode again and you can start flashing.

Sent from the Matrix
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cnjax:
I think you should focus on your kernal problem first once you get the phone squared away then get the triangle away app to reset your counter

GT-I9100 powered by

NeatRom Lite 4.0

Philz kernal 3.81

Many40's battery tweaks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] King_Rat:
Flash a custom ROM via Odin, I suggest LiteingRom... Then go from there...

Sent from Valhalla :mwhahaha:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DorinAlex:
Can anybody confirm that if I flash a stock, non-custom, kernel :

1. The flash counter doesn't increase

2. The CWM recovery console doesn't get replaced

Thanks so much
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
1) Yes.

2) If you flash a stock kernel (or any kernel for that matter) you will have the recovery that comes with that kernel I.E standard Android recovery in the case of non-rooted stock (if you flash a CFRoot kernel, which is essentially a stock kernel with root, then you'll have CWM recovery). Recovery is baked into the kernel. You can flash temporary versions of CWM that will persist until the next reboot, but if you want CWM permanently, you need to run a kernel that has it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DorinAlex:
Thanks for the prompt authoritative answers.

Given the above, can I also please ask for your suggestion to solve my problem?

i.e.: phone kernel is messed up, cannot boot, recovery is unresponsive when accessing storage. would like to keep flash counter down.

hopefully download mode works to flash new kernels (haven't tried it yet have to decide on the kernel)

Should I go with:

a) flash stock kernel using PC Odin, re-root, apply proper CF-Root custom kernel (flash counter not increasing?)

or

b) flash proper CF-Root using PC Odin (hoping counter doesn't increase)

In any case, can you be so kind as to direct me to the proper version of stock and CF-Root? The one I guessed by myself got me in this mess in the first place

CF-Root-SGS2_XX_OXA_KG3-v4.1-CWM4.zip

Or is this one right, if I don't mess it up again with Entropy?

All the kernels should be Gingerbread - since I am OK with rooting it without making a mess of myself.

Ideally, on top of the kernel names, could you please give me a URL to the location of the kernel files as well, if there is a recommended one.

Cheers

Much appreciated
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Scenario A.

Your phone isn't working (I presume it's still not ?), your first priority should be getting the phone working properly. Back to stock, then you can root/flash another rom/whatever.

P.S - Forget the flash counter. You seem obsessed with it. It's irrelevant unless you have to return the phone for a warranty claim. In that case, reset the counter with Triangle Away if you're running recent firmware or a jig if you're running GB (and 'old' bootloader) at the time. At the very least worry about getting the phone up and running normally before you start fretting about flash counters.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DorinAlex:
You are right I should worry about the phone. Probably in denial about it being bricked :s

So yes, get stock back in.

Considering I still have some data to back up from the phone before upgrading from GB to latest (phone was on GB before the messiness), I suppose it is better to get a GB kernel in, am I correct?

In this case, can I please kindly ask for the location of a stock kernel to download? Is it safe to get any version of GB in?

Thanks for helping me with this
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
If you're currently running GB firmware, the phone won't boot without a GB kernel.

Try Samfirmware or AndroidFirmwares.net. If you can't find the kernel you're after, download the entire rom & extract the zImage from the rom package. You can flash this in the PDA section of Odin. If you don't know what firmware you're running, you're going to have to flash an entire rom. In that case, it probably doesn't make much difference which rom you flash. If you flash an entire rom, you can probably kiss any data stored on the internal SD card goodbye tho.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DorinAlex:
Thanks to the nice people at http://androidromupdate.com/category/orange/ I was able to locate the exact version I was having since they are storing official versions for each operator.

So I am going to go ahead and try to reflash the correct kernel for my rom using Odin.

My first hurdle is that in Odin 3.07 when I select PDA the file selection box doesn't alow zImage to be shown in the window. I am able to select it by typing zImage.

Is this Ok to start flashing just having selected zImage as PDA?

Seems kinda hacky, especially since here is where you put the whole rom tar.md5.

Should I go ahead? What is the proper why to flash just the kernel with Odin?

Many thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
The 'proper' way to flash a kernel in Odin is (if you have a package containing just the kernel) is to put it in the PDA section & flash.

Obviously you don't have that; you have an entire rom package & extracted the zImage, correct ? So obviously you'll be flashing that.

Pro tip: Don't use Odin 3.07, use 1.85 (If I see a post from you asking 'But whyyyy ???' I won't be responding. Just trust me).

So as I believe I've already said in a post the other day, you can flash the kernel on its own or the entire rom (which will obviously flash the kernel as well given the kernel is in the rom package). If you'd simply gone back & re-read what was said then, your phone would be fixed already. The instructions were pretty simple/clear.

So it's up to you what you flash. However, you've already been given every single bit of info (and some) you need to fix your phone. More posts when you could be fixing your phone is just delaying same.