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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] danxmanly:
There's another thread detailing all the issues with exfat 64gb cards here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1698672

I encountered the same "hiccup" as you pertaining to the 32 gb issue.

I ended up using a program called EaseUS Partition Master to finally get all back to normal. I wiped my sdxc partition, it did come back with some message that something didn't complete ???, but then I formatted as fat 32, primary partition, and got the entire 64gb back and so far... ( fingers crossed ),.. all seems to be working well.

With the card formatted as exfat, as soon as I got around 8 gb of music, photos, etc.. the card simply would loose its' file structure and just start acting weird. All files would still show up if I pulled the card and put in an sdxc reader on the PC... but my Galaxy S3 never would recover them properly.

This has got to be some kind of "bug" in the phone as you'll see in the other thread this problem is quite common.

For what it's worth.. I seemed to have much better luck transferring large chunks of data with the card in the reader opposed to hooked up while in the phone. ( speeds kept dropping via the phone cable )

Good luck!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] goodwidp:
Thanks for the info. I actually tried the EaseUS Partition program you referred to, but it still remained at 32gb. I ended up returning the card to Newegg and will just get a 32gb to replace it as I'd rather not have to repeat this process. Thanks again for the useful info. I sincerely appreciate it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] danxmanly:
Sure... I vaguely remember I had to try to format as NTFS first for some reason before I got it to properly format with entire 64gb fat 32. I spent countless hours trying to work out all the bugs with this card and exfat. Samsung states the Galaxy S3 phone is compatible with it... but there is definitely an issue with file structure once you start loading it up.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] goodwidp:
Quick update:

I ended up returning my Sandisk 64GB and replaced it with a G.Skill 32GB (Class 10) that was on sale for $22 from Newegg. Surprisingly, it came already formatted as FAT32 so I didn't have to mess around with it to get it working with CWM and custom kernels. Seems to be working great so far, and is plenty fast, so I'm pretty happy with the end result. I guess it might have been nice to have an extra ~30GB, but I mainly stream all my music/video anyways, so I'll have a tough time even filling up this new card.

Thanks again to everyone who gave me their advice and input on trying to get my first SDcard formatted correctly. Even though I wasn't ultimately successful, I sincerely appreciate everyone's time & effort.

Link to new G.Skill card: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231577
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shadow Xcel:
I know most of you have answered these questions before, but...

I have tried all the tools, tutorials, and step by step (youre an idiot) guides to root my Fire HD. I can't get it to work, I keep getting the "daemon started successfully" prompt on Qemu root tool, permission denied, and not valid file on the Adb cmd screen. Please help!!! I already have about 12 hours into trying to get this done and I can't and won't stop until I get it done.

Thanks in advance,
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Krsmqn:
Do you have superuser installed? Can you install es file explorer?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Doctor Dedroid:
Suppose I want to use my nexus 10 to navigate a trip from Boston to New York... A clever guy might say 'I can just preload the map'. But that won't work because when I try and load that much map it says to me 'not enough storage, map too big'. The thing is I have nearly 30 gigs free on this thing and it looks like it can't get much beyond a few hundred megs of map storage. Is there some way to kick up the storable size of a map selection? I've not found any setting in maps that'll let me save even the state of tiny Rhode Island! Or will this thing save enough map if I set up navigation before breaking the WiFi connection that it'll just work?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaveWW00:
in google maps use the "make available offline" and break the route into separate slightly overlapping squares instead of one large area which will be too big for it. if you just try to save new york to boston in one large square you are getting tons of extra area you dont need and it wont work. if you break it down i think it will let you save 6 or 7 smaller offline maps. ive been able to use it offline between cincinnati and washington dc doing this and it worked fine.

not sure if there is a way to increase the storage limit it sets but it would be nice.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daLareid:
Best suggestion would be Dave's, Google Maps does not allow making big areas available as offline maps.

Btw doesn't the Nexus 10 have a GPS? I thought this GPS would work without the need of a data connection since the Nexus 10 does not support data connection but WiFi only, could someone please confirm or deny this? If you do need a wireless internet connection, then I would say it's stupid to have a GPS built-in if I can just use the network location future for map use when I'm connected to the internet.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Doctor Dedroid:
First off, thanks to Dave for the suggestion. I wasn't making the connection... Thought I needed one saved map. The Nexus 10 does have GPS... But when using my phone for navigation, doesn't it download the maps as it needs them? If this is so, then once you broke the wireless connection , the Nexus 10 wouldn't be able to load maps as needed. I was under the assumption that I would have to preload the maps somehow which of course, Google Maps can do. If this device is smart enough to load all the bits of map it needs for whatever route it calculates... Then all of this discussion is mood anyway. Of course if you set up your phone for wifi hotspot and you wouldn't need to preload the maps it seems to me... that is of course assuming that you prefer to use the Nexus 10 for navigation rather than your phone.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daLareid:
So you can confirm the GPS feature is pretty much useless? that's pretty much what I would be meaning to use it for, Navigation, but like I said before if it only works with a working internet connection then it truly is pointless, why would I bother tethering my mobile's data connection to enable the Nexus 10 when I can instead just use my mobile for Navigation. Has anybody else tried Navigation via GPS only on Nexus 10?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Doctor Dedroid:


I simply have not had the opportunity to try using it for navigation yet. I have several apps that do need to have a good position in order for them to function correctly. In particular the the app that needs an accurate as possible location is called sattrack.

I believe if you pre load maps prior to leaving on your trip then the position will be quite accurate as provided by the GPS. I believe the only issue that I'm bringing up is whether or not the maps preload automatically prior to taking the Nexus 10 on the road.

Yes tethering is perhaps somewhat superfluous... However if you want a bigger display it seems like one way to do it.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Watcher64:
Copilot Live is cheap, and works very well ...
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davis9491:
I've tried it and it works. Download the mapping data of the areas you are traveling and it will navigate offline.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaveWW00:
I dont think it will save the maps along the route if you have a connection initially but it might.

On both my phone and tablet i usually have the area i normally am traveling within always saved offline- it loads faster and if you lose cell service it still works. If i break it into seperate maps i easily can save a 100+ mile radius from home which is probably 99% of my normal travel. If i am headed on a long trip i just delete a few local files and i save along the route and im good to go. If you save the maps offline make sure you are on wifi and not on cell connection or tethering- only takes a few minutes on wifi but files are a little big to do over cell.

to the questions others had about the gps. its very accurate and quick on the nexus 10. in addition to the navigation i have occasionally used some other apps to map some project sites using it and also to view topo and other maps.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mihail.mitsov:
Has anybody tested the device with offline programs like iGO or Sygic (with pre-downloaded maps)?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dust.:
Hmm... I've tried downloading and using offline maps for trips and I found that it wasn't reliable... when I lost connection the GPS couldn't track my location. However, I will mention that I did not make the entire distance from my starting location to destination available offline... I assumed once I was in the area that I downloaded it would automatically pinpoint my location. Maybe I was wrong to think that?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1pop23:
I just recently got myself a nexus 7. I unlocked the bootloader and rooted it. With this i know there will be small chances of bricking my device so i was wondering if there was a version of NVFlash for the nexus 7?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sert00:
don't see this device like a normal asus...i always used NVflash in mine previous asus,but here all you need is fastboot.with it you can 99% of the times unbrick\re-stock with google's factory images.also on mine samsung galaxy nexus,i never used odin,like other samsung devices always use,but only fastboot

A reccomendation---don't use tools that use fastboot method,like toolkit etc.take the time to learn 5 fastboot commands needed and do all in command line.i know it's better seeing it in a program due to the GUI,but less hard to trace problems if you encounter one using Cmd line.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1pop23:
Thank you! That's exactly what I needed to know. I'm a noobie to the whole android world. Ive rooted and flashed many of my friends phones but this is the first android device I've owned.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sert00:
Np,go in development section or have a search on xda,there are plenty of guides with usefull command for fastboot to do most important things.HERE there are google images for the re-stock.in the "instructions"you can read how to,very easy because it's a flash script only to run.

;)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kruegge99:
Hi Everyone!

I'm posting this here since I don't have posting privileges in the development area.

I have converted my Korean Galaxy Tab 10.1 as explained in the development section in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1360588&page=5

to a 7510.

Everything worked fine.

Just one tiny problem I am experiencing:

My Wifi reception has greatly decreased after the conversion.

I noticed this imediately after the conversion but hoped it would "go away" once I had rooted the Tab an installed a modded ROM.

Unfortunately this was not the case.

Does anyone of you other "converters" have any experience with this problem or am I the only one?

best regards an looking forward to your answers

Krügge
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kruegge99:
Happy new year to everyone!

Well, since noone seems to have my problem I looked into the files myself.

The wifi drivers and their configuration files are located in /etc/wifi of the system image.

I flashed the korean shw-m380w original version and did a backup using CWM. I then did the same with the original gt-p7510 version.

When I compared the filesizes I noticed differences and the content of the configuration files were different as well.

So I just replaced the contents of the european wifi folder with the contents of the korean one. I had to use a linux shell, since the file permissions need to be saved.

I copied the newly created system tar file into the CWM backup directory of the european version, adapted the the md5 hash in the same directory for the new system tar file and went into CWM and did a restore.

Worked like charm. I'm back to my old, much better, wifi reception performance.

I don't know if this is the fastest an easiest method but it worked....

best regards

kruegge99
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leonardusbayu:
i have same problem with you. can you please explain to me step by step how to fix the wifi like you did?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kruegge99:
Hi Everyone!

I have done some more experimenting.

Since I wanted to install different Android Versions and different Kernels and the fact that the Kernel Drivers are always compiled to work with only one particualer Kernel, I needed to find a way to improve Wifi reception without having the korean drivers.

I acomplished this by just pasting the config file nvram_net.txt from the korean Android into the directory /system/etc/wifi.

I renamed the original file to nvram_net.txt.orig and pasted, Afterwards I adjusted the permissions to be the same as the ones of the original file and rebooted.

This has worked with every Android Version I installed so far.

I have attached a Screenshot of the directory and the nvram_net.txt file of the korean tab.

I hope I can help somone with this.

To me it seems that the korean tab has just a slightly different Wifi Hardware than the P7510.

best regards

Krügge
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] kristijan202:
Hello , I just got Sony Xperia S. It's locked by Hutchison 3G Austria and i couldn't find any free way to unlock it. I tried to unlock bootloader but in confg. it says Bootloader unlock allowed : No. Is there any free way to get code or something to unlock SIM to all GSM networks. At the moment I am in Bosnia and Herzegovina..
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ferraripassion:
Hi

It is not possible to unlock this phone for free currently.

If there is one, I will give out a solution here for free.

I can provide you the unlock code, you can PM me if you are interested.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Dutchman:
Hello everyone,

On the stock samsung 4.1.1 ROM there is this nice

"Autocorrect on spacebar" option.

When using different ROMs i always miss this function,

is there an APK available for this keyboard?

And yes i know there are different keyboards available

that use this function, but i would like to keep the top

numbers row from stock samsung keyboard..

Thanks a lot in advance!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KlugN:
I'm currently on Verizon but my contract is about to expire and I can save about $60/month switching to Sprint through my current employer. Verizon phones have so much development for them it's making my choice a lot harder than it should be to switch. Never having been a Sprint user, I'm not sure what the development is like here. Is there a lot of development for Sprint phones (especially the GS3) or is it pretty slow for this carrier?

Thanks in advance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] milky1112:
Development is alive and thriving... Roms are consistantly getting updates, See our development section.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] studentjunk:
$60 is a lot of money. i've not been on verizon, but i have been pretty happy with the selection of roms on the sprint forum. my only caveat would be that verizon tends to have broader coverage, especially lte coverage. if that would be an issue for you, then it may be worth the extra money. But $60 over a year is over $700. I can think of a lot of things one could do with $700.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Robbie Doo:
I agree about the coverage issue but it's only true when you're out of the major metropolitan area. However, with the Jap company takeover I think they'll grow big in the near future with probably more advanced technology. What do you think?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ibleedbloo:
My Sprint data coverage is soooooooo slow, I'm moving to Straight Talk ASAP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Dgsaxhitman84:
The only downside to Sprint right now is the Tower upgrades they are doing... If your area is done with the updates you will love it if they are still upgrading your speeds will be subpar at best...I have been with Sprint for 3 contracts and even through the last year of upgrades my speeds are usually around 30 mbs and in surrounding towns where there is still work being done I have little or iffy reception... I would say to save $60 a month its more than worth switching but be prepared for certain areas to great and others to be okay until later this year... Now as for development there is plenty... More than I have been able to get my hands on as of yet I hope to flash some more soon but trust there is a lot out there... Hope this helps!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LordLugard:
This might not matter much to many, but i do like the fact that Verizon's GS3 is dual mode CDMA/GSM. Wish the Sprint version was dual mode as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigdreco:
Im so tired of sprint data here in washington state.. data is unusable here no matter where I go..

Went to 7/11 and couldnt select a card in google wallet because the data was too slow.. went to kmart and couldnt transfer money from my saving to my checking using the USAA app because data was too slow.. I even went all the way outside and it didnt help..

I love google maps and google navigation, but I had to buy copilot because data wont stay connected and copilot dont need to use any data to work.

Here in Washington state if your not using wifi.. sprint phones is only good for phone calls and texting.. I wish I could go to another company but I can bearly afford to pay my sprint bill now.. lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mcasas6969:
I definitely agree with sprint data sucks in washington. Even being close to pdx its still super slow
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] akboy82:
I'm running the table version of CM10 and I have been for a while now without many problems. I rarely take any pictures but I needed to take one the other day and I ran into a problem. When I hit the camera button my screen went black and froze. The only way to do anything was to hold the power down and wait for a reboot. Next I tried to access the camera by selecting the application, same thing happened. Next I tried wiping the camera application data, which are somehow integrated into the gallery, and I got the same result when I tried to access the camera. Next I tried wiping the cashes by booting into TWRP, same problem.. Lastly, I tried restoring an older version of the gallery from a titanium backup. This worked one time but crashed and then does the same thing (black screen and freezes) like before.

Does anybody have an idea of what could be causing this or a solution? I have looked around in the forums but it seems like most people with the issue were either dirty flashing CM10 or not using a stable release. I flashed my CM10 from scratch and I'm not having any other issues, re flashing is really not much of an option at this time because I won't have the time until after the new year.

Please help me fix this issue so that I can take pictures of my new years eve..lol
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ffactoryxx:
Hey I just got my Nexus 10 and am excited. This weekend I will be traveling and have a ton of 1080P MKV files in my Media Server.

Are there any good free applications out there to convert some of the these movies to High Quality MP4 specifically for the 10" screens? Or maybe an app with a 30 days Trial?

I tried Handbrake and saw High Quality Android however i am completely confused. The new Width would be 720x800 however display size shows 729x304. That doesnt seem right for the 10".

Any help or better programs with a Nexus 10 setting you can point me too would be great.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroidLonghorn:
I use the apple tv 3 settings in handbrake, and I hit custom on display size and zero everything out to get back to 1080p. It plays beautifully on the Nexus 10.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ffactoryxx:
I chose the Ipad setting and saw this.

Source : 1920 x 1080

Width : 1280 Height 800 < --- What does this mean? Do you zero this out?

Display Size: 1267 x 528 < --- What does this mean? Do you zero this out?

Anamorphic Loose < --- Do you keep that?

Modulus : 16

Also how big would a uncompressed Bluray be using your settings?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheShoura:
Sorry can't answer all your questions but I have input on one:

"Also how big would a uncompressed Bluray be using your settings?"

Source file doesn't affect anything other than processing time - the output file size is dependent on your quality settings, resolution, play time, and bitrate - all things you configure to fine tune your video for balance between file size and image quality.

If he were to give an answer he would have to note exactly what settings he changed for you to replicate the same filesize per minute of video.
[Nook HD, HD+ General] macultra20:
I have read every post I can find pertaining to setting up ADB. On the first try, I was able to get my computer to recognize the device as an Android Phone with Android ADB Interface. However, whenever I try to execute an admin command prompt I get the following error:

'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.. I haven't done command prompts in 20 years (back when that was the only way to get the computer to do anything). It is probably a syntax error but I can't figure it out. I know how to change directories. Do I need the Android SDK and the Java JDK installed? I currently have a rooted Nook Tablet and all I want to do is sideload a few apps on this HD+, I'd rather not root until we get all the 'bugs' worked out. Thanks in advance.

Windows 7 - 64
[Nook HD, HD+ General] leapinlar:
Go to my HD+ tips thread linked in my signature. There is a file attached there, adb.rar. Download and extract that. There should be three files there. Put them in the folder on your PC where you want to run adb. That error you discussed is that it could not find those adb files in the folder you were running in.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krelvinaz:
Wife got one of these for Xmas.... Kindle Fire HD 32gb.

I've got a bunch of mp4 videos that I am transferring to it, but they don't show up in the stock launcher under videos (on Device).... I can get to them using the ES file manager, but just checking there isn't something special you need to do to make them show up instead.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hector333:
Use the personal videos app and the will play just fine; if you want to play other formats use the MX Player, it just plays everything you trow at it.
[Android Apps and Games] Dopehatter:
Android Gaming TV is brand new android gaming channel in youtube.

Hopefully promoting in here doesn't get anyone mad! :)

here's youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/user/AndroidGamingTV/featured

and here FB: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Android-Gaming-TV/396309657120077?fref=ts
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] gmac1990:
I appreciate the work that all the devs put in to each of these ROMs. I'd love to run blackjelly but unfortunately I cannot figure out the data issues I'm having. So I'm searching for another ROM like it. I've already flashed quite a few but I want to see which other people are finding success with.

Any suggestions?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] RTBee:
I too, was running Blackjelly for a while and liked it very much. I then tried 'Jedi Invasion' and that just seem to suit me better. Everything works, no issues, very smooth. :)

I will add that some have had problems with version 2.1. I flashed 2.0 and it was great so never bothered to try 2.1, fwiw
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DT420:
i just flashed liquidsmooth jelly bean 4.1.2 RC9 on my s3 and I really like it. super vanilla!