yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lojak29:
BEST BET YOUTUBE OR GOOGLE QBKING77 ROOT S3 HE HAS EVERY CORRECT METHOD

I posted a response how to fix this

In another thread

Just download the stock jellybean tar file for t999 S3 QBKING77 VID SHOULD LEAD U TO FILES U NEED

Make sure to Uncheck all 3 boxes In Odin and rename the file delete the. Md5 it should be just

. Tar

Once odin says pass pull battery and reboot

Don't mess with flashing a custom odin rom just find a stock 4.1.1 with or without root

The best root method is using root from recovery zip when rooting I don't use the tool kit crap.

And ditch cwm that why it's jacked

Use twrp recovery download goo manager from market

Initially u have to flash cwm to root after u flash cwm. tar Then you download Goo manager and hit menu and install open recovery script then u have twrp recovery

Start fresh is your best bet

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Your first mistake was not making a nandroid backup and u should have flashed a zip rom if u wanna play with roms not odin. Odin is Mainly good to revert to stock, ROOT or fix a bricked phone

always flash roms with just zips

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Or try to download a rom zip on pc

Transfer it via usb to the s3 internal memory

First reboot Into cwm mount usb and transfer the rom of choice u download on the pc

If u have cwm still u may be good just be sure to wipe data, dalvic and cache first.

Choose install
[Asus Transformer TF700] wildstang83:
Hi guys, noticed we did not have an Infinity TF700T group here on XDA yet, so I created one. If you own this device come and join the group! Join Here
[HTC One V] Milo D. Zahey:
i just want to know about most stable,fast,unique and has the least bugs.....
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
Use ckpv5's my sense-v rc2.0

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] Milo D. Zahey:
the rom is not exist in this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1949001
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
y did u give a link 2 d one v database?

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] Milo D. Zahey:
because i cant find the rom that mention

can you give me link and instuction to install rhe rom
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
paranoid android
[HTC One V] Milo D. Zahey:
about cm10 ROM

is it stable and fast??
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
Paranoid Android is great. Fast and stable.very colorful....:)

From the database select the ROM u want and the instructions and download links r provided there...

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] Milo D. Zahey:
thnks alot

i owe you alot.....and sorry for disturbing you
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
miui... best battery life here... i can guarantee

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
happy 2 help....:cool:

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] Milo D. Zahey:
then

what about paranoid android...........which is better between paranoid or miui??
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
u cannot compare 2 ROMs. every ROM is beautiful in its own way. Every ROM has its own features ....

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] russellvone:
PROVISION port by bradthomas

Sent from my HTC One V PROVISION Daily Driver
[HTC One V] gulsher:
if you like sense then go for mysense rc2 or suprimo v30

if want performance go for paranoid andriod

if u want looks then go for miui
[HTC One V] Salman Babri:
So paranoid is the winner then if we consider only the performance? What about battery life?

Personally I don't care too much about graphics. Battery life & performance (and of course stability) are the most important thing for me.
[HTC One V] sohamssd:
Then go for paranoid:)
[HTC One V] bratusm:
Just curious, which rom do you have? :confused: 4.2? Evervolv?

I have CM10 - no problems, long battery life and everything...

I'm willing to try...
[HTC One V] bahubali67:
Try all d roms n u only decide which suits u best!!!

Hit thanks if I helped u!!!
[HTC One V] jackeroo75:
I tried pacman 19.3 and it is very stable rom and everything works!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robin.muttumpuram:
Firmware info:

PDA: XWKF3

PHONE: DDKE4

CSC: DDKF3

PLEASE GIVE ME DOWNLOADABLE LINK....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Poroto:
enter all your personal data, such as country and carrier on www.sammobile.com/firmware and you'll get it
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
People who use browse/xda search/google wanted!!

If you had been bothered to do a quick simple search for keywords like "stock rom" on this forum you would have easily have found various topics that discuss stock roms and links to topics/sites to get them.

Search before create!
[General Questions and Answers] Dan Law 001:
Hello, I just want to know how the Google Play Music app know where and how to select the songs on my device's local storage in order to play them in the app? In fact, on the external SD card of my phone, I made a folder with all my songs in it and when I open the app, all songs will automatically loads up in the app. But the question is that the setting of the app is dead simple; it does not even have the "music folder' selection in which I can tell what songs the app have to scan. Why and how everything comes out automatically and what happens if I have more than one "music folder"? How to app will scan? Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] Galaxy_W_User:
I want to know this as well cause Google Music isn't bad but just being able to play music when your online is just crap when you have music stored on your phone.
[General Questions and Answers] swent:
Android has something called a media scanner, it usually runs after boot has completed (it may also update here and then while the device is running).

So this media scanner scans all your data for music/videos/pictures so that these files can easily be accessed by any app. So it does not matter where your files are, it just finds them.

If you add music through any non standard app to your storage this may not trigger the media scanner, thats why recently added music may not show in those apps using the media scanners results.
[General Questions and Answers] Xak:
You should see a tack icon above the song or go to the menu and clickkeep song or download.

Remember to click thanks ifi helped.
[General Questions and Answers] Dan Law 001:
Thanks for your suggestion but now I'm using Player Pro and it's much more better.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] offwiththeface:
So I've been using this thing for a few days and all I can say is wow. I've never gone a day without rooting and flashing a Rom on any android device I've ever owned. I can't believe how smooth and amazing this thing is out of the box. Battery life is unbelievable. Ok so I wanted to ask is that even a point of flashing a Rom on right now? What are you guys currently running and had your battery life remained as good or is it worse/better?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hysteresis:
Bunch of folks will tell you yes,

Me, as a seasoned Android user (4th phone) will say "not me".

I just can't see the point, at this point.

Maybe root for the sake of a rooted installation of Avast Anti Theft.

Maybe root and recovery to flash an OC kernel.

Personally I'm good just as I am.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jyazzie110:
Well with rooting u can install an international rom that has the multi window feature. Also the perseus kernel has the exploit fix and u can also di a hack for google wallet to work.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] offwiththeface:
What's the deal with avast anti theft and root?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] kcnskenn:
Personally, I don't feel the need to really make any modifications to the software on my Note II - it works well enough out of the box that I will more than likely leave it stock and unrooted. Battery life is amazing thus far, moderate usage today and barely put a so much as a dent in it (which is a big difference over my S III, which I could run down in a matter of a few hours depending on what I was doing).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dropofdreams2:
I myself thought I was going to have an issue with touchwiz due to coming from various HTC devices as well as a few vanilla android handsets. However, this device has been amazing. I did root it as I have a few apps that need said access but as far as a custom rom, no need.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] davidusr:
I've had my Note about 6 weeks now. This is the first time I've came to the Note2 forum. This device is nearly perfect, for me, out of the box. I haven't found anything, yet, to make me want to root. :thumbup::D

Sent from my Note II loaded with awesome sauce!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrklc1974:
I did to get multi window and use titanium backup. I tried clean rom jedi and jelly thunder which im on now. All three worked great without issues. I like jelly thunder now because of the skin it runs is nice on the eyes. S-pen note taking is the main reason I have the note 2 so all these 3 roms retain full usage. Im on AT&T and have not noticed any change in battery life between the 3 roms and stock...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hysteresis:
With a rooted installation, GPS can be turned on remotely via sms or web portal for device location and you can protect the installation itself even in the event of a full wipe. Kinda. Just an extra layer of protection.

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Typically ill root a device to

flash a version of Android that isn't currently offered directly by the OEM, or simply to overclock a slower device. I'm ecstatic over this device as it is - stock.

I don't need root or some half-baked ROM with bugs. :eek:

If it doesn't improve my "user experience" then I don't want it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] offwiththeface:
I love flashing new roms but honestly this is the first time I have been hesitant because of how good a device runs out of the box. I can't wait till we get a 4.2 update
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] koreancanuck:
My 4th android phone as well and I agree with OP, the phone is unbelievable and is the first phone where I felt, "should I even bother rooting?". I only rooted it for the option to freeze system apps, use my backup from TiBu, and change my font (I hate stock font..), Multiwindow is a nice feature but not a necessity. I do like having a lot less system apps though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mejori:
i agree ...this phone is very smooth ...i did a no flash count root with no custom recovery... only so that i could have google wallet!!!!

if i didnt want wallet so bad i would not have rooted!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Dr. Evo:
You do know you don't have to root to change your font, right?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] \/icious:
Had to root and flash. Just doesn't feel right not doing so. Running Jedi romantic with the Asylum kernel and it's awesome. Have noticed extra batterydrain with the oover clock and this thing is smooth as butter
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hysteresis:
**disregard post**
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hapticxchaos:
I have been the biggest aosp advocates since day 1....now I dont care about cm or aokp. Lol!! I just miss my sliding toggles and weather panel from aokp :(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] offwiththeface:
what are we gonna do now?? I'm starting to feel like a normal phone user without flashing and rooting and kernels lol I would just do it but this thing is literally perfect as is
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hysteresis:
Are source & kernel even out for this ROM?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] chokem:
I've had mine for about a week now, coming from IOS then to the S3. I'm very impressed with it so far. I rooted mine the day after I got it and have three ROMs on it. I'm using CLEANROM 3.3 at the moment.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] freakyfranks:
I unboxed mine and rooted immediately. Multi viewing is the bomb! I can watch YouTube and navigate at the same time in a split window. You gotta have it...root em baby!

Clean rom 3.5
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] SGarnett:
Had mine for 2 weekes and have had no urge to put a custom rom or root. It works perfectly out the box. GPS works & lock almost instantly, wifi works and this device is quick. When I had my infuse, I rooted and installed custom roms to get the get gingerbread then jellybean features. But with this phone we are pretty much up-to-date, minus the multiwindow, so for now I am gonna leave my phone pure stock unrooted.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] martinezma99:
Reasons to Root

1. CleanRom 3.5 to remove AT&T bloatware

2. Overclock to 1.92MHz through Asylum Core kernel

3. Multiview

4. Better battery life

5. Flash themes and mods

6. AOSP email apk

7. Hours of fun flashing new ROMs.

Well worth it!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dogg409:
I too didn't want to flash a new rom. I loved the phone as is. But.... I couldn't resist. Cleanrom 3.5 is awesome. You won't regret flashing it. Install the Perseus kernel too. It boost performance a little and doesn't affect battery life too much. Also, Cleanrom 3.5 has Touchwiz 5x6. It allows you to use all of your screen real estate. Most of the TW widgets won't work except for the Splanner month (and maybe a few others). As long as I have the month widget I am good. I use BW 4x1 for time and weather. I use Agenda Widget Plus for agenda.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Cloversmoke:
I like to tinker with things too much to stay stock. Have flashed nearly every rom including the experimental cyan/paranoid ones. Right now though I have landed on Jedi x6 its really nice and the jedi blue theme he made to go along with it is sweet. Check it out.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jyazzie110:
Splanner month widget working fine for me on CleanRom 3.5 with perseus kernel.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dogg409:
Yea, mine too. I think I stated it incorrectly. Anyone able to get any other touchwiz widgets to work on the 5x6? What's this stuff about the 240 dpi widgets? Anyone try these out?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] FromToronto:
How do you get the S Planner month? I don't have that widget by default on my Rogers Note 2. Do you have to download it?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] andrawer:
You don't need to root to turn on gps and find your lost phone. check out the Cerberus app...it's sweet and I've used it on 3 android phones thusfar.

> half-backed ROMS?

I understand what you mean but most of the ROMS for the NOTE 2 are real solid. For example I am using the latest CleanROM and for myself, everything works...feels just like stock and I get added features like Multi-stock. Haven't found anything that doesn't work that I use.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] kojobaafi:
I was using The Hybrid Rom and I loved it. Currently using CleanRom 3.5 with the perseus kernel and everything is rock solid. Battery life so far seems on par with stock if not a little bit better. I wanted the 5x6 launcher, multi-view etc. Plus I'm on Rogers so I was using 4.1.1. CleanRom gives me everything stock does with a few additions that I like.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] chokem:
Has anyone gone from CleanRom 3.3 to 3.5? What are the added features and is it enough to flash it?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jyazzie110:
To me theres not many changes but im a flashaholic and flashed it anyways. Btw you just needa wipe caches, system and install 3.5. No full wipe necessary
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mac11700:
Lol...yup...it's a nice device alright...but since you asked...

Mine functions better than stock...in that...it looks better than stock..has better battery life than stock..sounds better than stock..smoother transitions in all windows..and I can..reset my counters whenever I want..change the dpi of apps..use it in Tablet/Phablet mode if I choose...and best of all...everything on mine works..nothing is buggy to the point of being unusable as a daily driver...no force closes..crashes..stalls..on providing I flash whatever rom on this phone exactly as the developers say to..Go through what is already available for this phone and read the threads..see how they have progressed...then...

Take you already awesome phone..try what is available..and see for yourself. You'll be surprised just how much more you can really make your phone better..and don't forget to thank the developer when you find something you like..or..you can stay stock and enjoy it while waiting patiently for any table scraps AT&T decide to throw you....;);)

Mac
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Tippit:
Where can we get the 3.5 update( zip)?

Thanks for any help.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] skivnit:
1. True

2. Why OC?1.6 is plenty of speed

3. Mine came with multiview

4. I bet you whatever,my stock battery beats custom kernel battery

5. I agree.

6. I dont use that

7. Bad addiction hehehe

Swyped from another galaxy
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jyazzie110:
In the CleanRom thread
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] chokem:
OK thanks. I'm sure I'll give it a try.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] borijess:
I like aosp and aokp roms but for me there is no reason do that on this phone. I love the tw based roms.

Sent from the TermiNOTEr 2! ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] wase4711:
Questions belong in the Q&A threads..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jyazzie110:
or look at the Changelog in the OP Of the cleanrom thread
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1Android:
had wifes TB on CleanRom 1.0 and it was great till it wasn't. friend told me to try skyraider (Bamf) a try since he had great experience with it running smooth and snappy. I have had it set up with skyraider now for about 6 hours and it is LAGGGGY! I'm using cpu spy and gsam battery. I haven't ever used betterbatstats but I know a lot of people use it.

What are some first steps I should take to figuring out what is the culprate to causing this lag?

Clear some cache? I did a battery pull. I dont see anything Seriously abnormal in cpu or gsam. Help walk me through a couple steps please!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RBarnett09:
Different phones run different ROMS differently, even if its technically the same phone.

I'd suggest trying other kernels.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigligg:
Emo lean kernel works amazing on that rom. And also system panel is amazing for finding what's using tons of resources as well as battery. You can set it to do stats for a couple days or even a week to see what is holding up your device
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mechanizedmedic:
Get rid of apps that aren't commonly used. I clean out my phone and SD card every month or so from all of the apps/games I try out. IME monitor and battery saver apps do far more harm than good. I also noticed that Facebook is causing all sorts of problems for data connection and performance on all my family's phones (2 TBs, 2 bionics, and a SSGS).

IMO, CM7 is the best daily driver TB has seen. I ran it for almost a year with no issues. Its not flashy or new but its super stable on our TBs.

Sent from Hell™
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] namzad:
I've recently learned that it's possible to mount a network share to your android file system using CIFS.

I still don't quite understand how this works, as I've been unable to accomplish this over the last week.

I've flashed 10 different roms and several kernel combinations trying to figure this out, still - to no avail.

I've also spent countless hours researching and haven't found a clear answer.

I was hoping someone could explain the requirements to make this functional.

I found a tutorial which explains how to use Mount Manager and load in the cifs.ko module, but nothing happens; it won't load the module.

At first, I thought it was finding a kernel with cifs support but there is obviously more to it.

Could someone provide some insight as to what makes this possible?

Could you suggest a rom/kernel combination that is known to work?

I'm currently running XenonHD 12-08-12 and would love to keep running Android 4.2. However, i'd switch to a different version if it would provide this functionality.

I'd be most appreciative of you assistance.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Anthie:
Unistall the google search app with ROM Toolbox Lite.

Open Rom Toolbox Lite, go to manage apps, then all apps. Scroll it to find and select google seach. press it until the menu pop up. click uninstall.

Open Google Play and search google search. Install Google search.

When you installed google search, the google serach works again.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Jizzylax:
Ha I knew threads like this weren't far off.

sent from crap
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] University of Pi:
Is that solution GPL compliant?

\Troll
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] msolaw:
Yeah... what the heck happened with this compliance stuff? Is development dead basically for ics and jb now? Is Aero gone now? Oy
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ma70ent:
Aeroevan is gone as far as i know because he's working on other devices. DKStunna said he PM'd the moderator(s) about reopening his thread but they never did, so he said he's working on a build 5 and then he will make a new one.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] feendster:
When I use the optical trackball button to wake up my phone the screen wakes up but is black some times. About 50% of the time it works ok. Any one have an idea how to get it to work properly?

Best,

Feend
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Ace2cool:
Sprint EVO 4G LTE, trying to swap to CM10 from FreshRom, which worked great.

Flashed with TWRP, loaded boot.img through the mini sdk, and installed gapps with TWRP. Wiped cache, dalvik, everything.

Problem is, I'm getting a persistent error message of "the process com.android.phone has stopped." and as soon as I hit ok, it will pop right back up. Tried enabling airplane mode, as the only place the error doesn't pop up is on the lock screen. As soon as I unlock it, it becomes completely unusable due to rapid fire popups. What options do I have here? I really wanna give CM10 another try. Did I forget something?
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Chad The Pathfinder:
Screen shots:
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
Beat you by a few mins with RemICS lol. Looking forward to trying it out, I need to update my prl anyway.:)

Edit: My DL won't start for A2SD version, just hangs for awhile then fails.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Chad The Pathfinder:
I've found that (at least with dev host) if I try to dl to my shift it messes up for some reason. I dled it to my pc ok this morning.
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
It is working now, yay.

Edit: Failed 4 times on wifi, worked first time with 3G lol :confused:
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
I got stuck on the splash screen with a2sd version... More than likely a bad DL since I had to use 3G. Will try on WiFi again later... dang, I was excited:(
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] prboy1969:
Great work :) . Will flash later on, if I get a chance. Thank you :D

TEAM MiK

MikROMs Since 3/13/11
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
Oh yeah you still got your tester Shift don't you?
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] prboy1969:
Yes Sir. Battered and abused. But still works well enough to test :) . Keep that in mind ;) .

TEAM MiK

MikROMs Since 3/13/11
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
OK, I downloaded the a2sd version 3 times and it didn't get past the splash screen on all three DLs. So I DLed the Non-A2SD version, great work. Just a few things that may need brought to your attention: 1. SuperUser needs looked at, when you go to update the binary the current version is blank and it will not allow updating because the prompt didn't come up. No root:(.

2. A2SD-GUI is in the non-A2SD version?? I didn't make it any further cuz I need root. Other than that great work. Maybe its just me or my phone doesn't like this ROM, but that was my experience... Hope it helps.:)
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] Chad The Pathfinder:
Crap. I'll get it fixed. I haven't had any of these issues. :confused: Sorry!!!
[EVO Shift 4G Android Development] bilgerryan:
If I'm the only one out there, I can fix it on my phone... Just some things you might wanna look into.:) I just haven't had much free time lately.