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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tristandespain:
I remember reading on here somewhere that a person tried this and ran into all sorts of problems getting it to fit correctly. I tried searching but couldn't find the post. I would personally just recommend paying more for the i515 glass and knowing that everything will fit alright, rather than taking a chance on throwing your money away.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Da Kine:
I remember seeing that thread as well, I tried to find it, but could not.

A user was able to replace the i9250 screen with the i515 screen, but from the post, it said he ran into a whole bunch of problems and that if you don't know what you're doing, you shouldn't waste your time.

I would just play it safe and buy the screen that goes with the phone, unless you really want to save money and try it out, but you might waste money if you damage the screen during the process.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zener773:
Are we talking about the glass or the whole display? It makes a big difference. Assuming all 3 displays are the same (i9250, L700, I515), the problem is separating the display from the frame plate. Its very difficult and you can crack it very, very easily if you try to remove it. The cheaper GN LCD's on eBay are from working units and those already have the frame plate attached to it. The only way to remove it is to use a heat gun and apply it on the top and bottom front areas (as well as the sides). The apply heat to the back frame plate to loosen up the adhesive in the mid section of the screen. Then, slowly and I mean very, very slowly try to pry it open using a thin blade. Start from the top and work your way down. You should stop if you meet too much resistance and reapply heat. Like I said its a pain in the ass and not for the timid. I got to successfully remove an LCD from a frame for a Galaxy S (i500) not too long ago, its a similar in process as the GNex

I also tried to remove a L700 LCD (cracked glass) from a frame a while back and cracked it even more. I know what I did wrong and I think I wont make that mistake again. My mistake was that I did not know the exact location of the adhesive and applied too much heat in the front. Another mistake was that I thought I could remove the front glass from the digitizer. Now I know this is almost impossible and I don't know how people can buy front lenses without using some type of special tools (a true hot air bga station for instance) or a technique that I'm not aware of.

So, that's my long rant right there. I would really appreciate if any of you can confirm that any all 3 displays are the same (i9250, l700, i515). If it is then I would dare to try it out and take some pictures in the process if all goes well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jordanishere:
What about the oven?

I used to be into cars, and it was popular to smoke the headlamps on Nissans. They also have a lot of glue in them, and it was recommended to put em in an oven lol.

I'm sure it would get hot enough to loosen the screen, but 400 degrees may break something else in the process...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skier354:
Did anyone ever find the answer to this question? I am wondering the same thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bmg1001:
You can't use the i9250 screen on the i515. The battery metal thingies and the vibration thing are in different places.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrAreCool:
I have asked a bunch of eBay sellers for the last few days and have gotten mixed responses... I don't think that most of them get that I am talking about separating the display from the front case/plate. One guy told me that the digitizer/LCD combo is interchangeable from the i515 and i9250, but it won't work on the L700. One guy told me that he thought that the entire assembly including the front plate were the same between the L700 and i515. Several have said that they are model specific, but I don't think that most of them realized that I am not expecting to use the front plate from an L700 if i9250 on the i515...

It doesn't seem like Samsung would have a different display for each model. I can see the plates and cases being different because some of the other parts are different, but it seems like the LCD panel and the glass should be the same for each model. To me all of the screen connectors look the same from the pics I've seen...

Edit- I just found this online store that indicates they are the same screens http://www.globaldirectparts.com/OEM-Galaxy-Nexus-L700-LCD-Digitizer-Assembly-p/smsng6115350-qs.htm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrAreCool:
Finally found the post that you are referring to (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1780491). Sounds like he ran into problems because he tried to use the i515's front housing on the i9250. I think if he had removed the screen from the frame and re-used the frame that was original to his phone he would have been fine. It looks like it takes some heat and care to do that, but it looks do able.

I am ordering a L700 screen today and will report back on how it goes installing on my i515.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrAreCool:
L700 screen (not including frame) worked on my i515. Details here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] perusmuro:
Hi,

I have GT-I9250 phone and only that glass is broken. Touch and screen is fine. So if I bought this kit: http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Outer-F...AU_MobilePhoneAccessories&hash=item5d371a5630

It's possible to change that glass or should i bought hole set? Digitizer+front cover + glass?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrAreCool:
I had a good LCD with broken glass that I was hoping to only replace the glass on and I ended up getting impatient and breaking the LCD. The glass is very difficult to get off. I tried heating it up and using fishing lines to separate the glass from the LCD, but I could not get very far. The glue seems to be spread over the entire surface and it does not take much prying to break the LCD.

Incidentally if the glass is shattered pretty badly you might have better luck than I did. I was able to get the broken "shards" off by heating up the screen and gently prying them off. Where I had trouble was the large section of unbroken glass. I tried to crack that glass to be able to continue to remove the shards, but I ended up breaking the LCD as well.

If you can't use the screen with the broken glass you might give it a go as you aren't really losing anything if you break it.

Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] perusmuro:
I have found few videos where that glass is possible to remove.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlfO6TUj1DQ

But I think that I would buy that whole set and change that. But what is the best place to buy that? So I can real deal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Izobretatel:
Ok guys, just wanted to confirm that front glass for the L700 and GT-i9250 the same. And I assume that i515 as well.

I got for repair Nexus Sprint (L700) with cracked front glass but then was surprised that glass for L700 on ebay about $15 and the same glass for i9250 less then $10. Not big deal but anyway.. So I bought the glass for i9250 and it fits great as original.

Good luck!)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lgdede:
When the purchase of parts and mobile phones are not matched, the proposed replacement.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Jorge Moreira:
Certainly some will already know, but for those who do not know here it is.

Accessing the service menu in your smartphone press *#*#7378423#*#*

Can you do some basic tests on the phone. :good:

Best regards,

Jorge Moreira
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] jhonny1525:
Also there is *#*#4636#*#*

For usage statistics

phone info

WiFi info
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] satan89:
Basically it's *#*#service#*#* or *#*#info#*#*

Easier to remember ;)

Sent from my ST27i
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Codename13:
The title says it all. I am unable to undervolt on stock kernel or the kexec-hardboot kernel. Can I flash franco.kernel and still have MultiROM v3 working properly? Without having to factory reset or any data loss? How would I do it? Thanks~~
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg420:
I don't see why not. Make a nandroid and try the kernel if it doesn't work out just restore.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Codename13:
I've previously had issues with Nandroid backups so I'd rather not, unless someone tests the kernel with MultiROM first.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg420:
Well nandroid backups are suppose to be fail safe so if you've had problems restoring you should update to the latest twrp. This device is almost brick proof if you have any problems with recovery you could always side load a stock firmware with a toolkit.

Back on topic maybe ask in the kernel thread or ROM thread if anyone else has tried this combo. I've never used multirom.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Codename13:
Because I am a 'new' member (not many posts) I am unable to post or reply in other parts of the Nexus 7 forums. Can you please ask for me? It would be greatly appreciated, especially if you can find someone to test Franco.kernel with MultiROM v3. And if you do, please link them here also. Thanks!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mac of York:
Franco kernel doesn't currently support multirom but I believe it will be supported in the future.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sammo123321:
I attempted to root my kindle fire and halfway through the rooting processes somehow the Kindle Fire got disconnected. I am now stuck at the splash screen that displays the white and orange Kindle Fire logo and it will not get past this screen. Nothing else happens its just the static logo. I went online and ordered a fast boot cable and attempted to fix it that way but it still will not work and remains on the static splash screen. The computer does not even seem to recognize that it's plugged in nor is it listed in the device manager. I have scoured countless forums trying to find a solution to unbrick my Kindle Fire. Any suggestions on how to get it back and working? I've even searched this forum countless times and cannot find anything that will work! Please help!
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ataraxist:
Were u using kfu?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sammo123321:
Re:

Yes, it was using the Kindle Fire Utility. Any way just to reinstall 6.3 and have it back to unrooted normalness?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
If you broke the bootoader it just will not be that simple you will need firekit http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1430038 .
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ataraxist:
Can your pc detect the kindle device via USB?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sammo123321:
The odd thing is that my desktop PC does not detect the kindle device via USB, but my laptop does. Any suggestions? Even if I plug it into my laptop it doesn't get past the Kindle Fire logo (white and orange) screen.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sammo123321:
I tried the instructions and tried every single option that it gave me and the device is never detected. Any way to install drivers for the Kindle Fire on Ubuntu?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ataraxist:
As long as your laptop can detect..you are save... do the following and try:

1. Reboot your kindle and insert usb cable.

2. Start KFU on your PC

3. Once the Kindle Fire logo appear, at your laptop KFU, quickly hit "1" for Boot Menu, and then hit "1" again for Normal Boot.

Let me know if it works...
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fordfulkerson:
I faced the same issue and I precisely had done what ataraxist has suggested.

On your laptop, you might also need to install the drivers which come along with KFU.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
That is precisely what works unless something is broken.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sammo123321:
Thanks to all that replied! I will be trying this tonight and will let you know if I am able to get it to work! Thanks again!
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sammo123321:
KFU Didn't Work

I tried doing what you suggested, and all I receive is, " < waiting for device > ." Nothing else ever happens. Any other suggestions?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
Try it again, only this time when you get "waiting for device", hold the power button until it shuts off and start it up again. You may have to repeat the process until you have a custom bootloader installed.

"That's a special kind of stupid. The kind that makes me laugh."
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sammo123321:
Tried it for almost half an hour with it sitting and trying to reboot, no such luck. My laptop is running Windows 8, and it makes the "usb plugged in connection" sound but then it won't let me install the driver for it. I have the driver installed on my Windows 7 desktop, but the KF is not recognized as being plugged in by my desktop.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
Yeah, Windows 8 won't work. Boot a Linux LiveUSB and run SoupKit to eliminate Windows driver issues altogether.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sammo123321:
FIXED!

Thanks to all that replied! The Soupkit worked! Loaded Ubuntu 12.10 onto a flashdrive, downloaded Soupkit ran it, it took a few reboots but then it finally ran TWRP and I was able to wipe and install the 6.3.1 upload and all is working now! Thanks a ton once again!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mrgodai:
I play this game called Blood Brothers a lot, and it drains more battery than the screen.

underclock/volt the CPU helps, and I want to extend the battery some more with GPU underclocking.

Any one knows how?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Notorious:
You can only underclock your GPU only if your kernel allows it I recommend "Kernel Tuner" its free on the play store. Just so you know underclocking the GPU might cause the game to not be as fluid
[HTC One V] Euler MD:
So I Rooted, S-OFF, Flashed CWM 6, Flashed the boot.img, and the ROM but the problem is that it keeps rebooting after a few minutes. Any help would be appreciated.
[HTC One V] bckrupps:
yea im having the same problem with a different rom but tried with the stock kernel. much harder than flashing on a nexus 7.
[HTC One V] mr_nooby:
Did you flash the boot.img via fastboot? Did you try different kernels? That's usually the problem :o
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pacificwing:
Hi,

I'm looking for a car mount that has a clamp on it. I've tried ebay, amazon and google, but all I can find are car mounts that use either suction, vent clips, bicycle handle bar attachments, or cup holder attachments.

All I need is a simple clamp.

The only one I can find is the trident AMS attachment, but there is no AMS case for this device. I was looking forward to the Kraken until they cancelled it.

TIA,

-PW
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] k9cop:
I want that one on the infomercial with the zillion suction cups on it.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note II.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] FromToronto:
I have the Exogear carmount, it uses a clamp but the suction cup sucks onto a lot of surfaces. What you could do is use it on reverse, so clamp it onto the object and then suction cup your phone lol - the suction is pretty strong so I wouldn't worry abot it falling..not sure if the clamp is strong enough to hold the entire thing in place though.

http://www.amazon.com/Exomount-Universal-Car-Mount-Black/dp/B004Z8ZLOS
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Beowulf_pt:
I recommend the Exogear Exomount too. It has a large clamp and I've been using it for quite some time now without problems. It was a bit expensive but before that I got 3 or 4 cheap mounts and they were all crap.

I use it with my Galaxy S2 with an extended Momax battery (phone becomes quite heavy) with no problems. Very adjustable and strong, you can rotate to use the phones vertically or horizontally. It will be slightly shaky as most mounts and it is firm enough (except perhaps if you want to film pro-quality HD movies from the dashboard).

I remove it often to avoid theft attempts but so far it has never lost suction.

I also use it to hold my TomTom 25 stand-alone GPS. The TomTom is even larger and heavier (134 x 95 x 20 mm, 216 grams), but again, no problems as the clamp goes wide and the suction is good.

They are also compatible with many devices, due to the clamp system. Just be sure not to get the suction area dirty, if you remove it often.

I'm about to buy a Note 2 and am quite sure it will hold it very well too.

The one I have is exactly this one below. The clamp opens a lot more than shown with the iphone.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] skins07:
Exomount 2 does not seem to have vent mounting capabilities. For those that prefer a clip-type holder that mounts to a vent, this is a similar solution for less than half the price of the Exomount 2:

http://www.semsons.com/gaspvemowiun.html
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] barry99705:
Walmart and Office Depot carry some that are the sticky stuff. I have one in my Element that holds my note with the defender case.

My luck I'd hit a big ass bump and my phone would hit the floor with the back cover still stuck to the suction cup.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] NutritionN:
Can anyone verify that all of these do work with the GN2? They all say in the product description that they work with phones up to 5" screens.

Sent from my Note 2
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] skins07:
Indeed they do work. I have an Otterbox Defender and the clip works with that case too.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] stackz07:
anyone else get the white overlay/watermark while trying to draw on a picture? and if so how do i disable it?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] DaRkL3AD3R:
This is because you aren't actually drawing on the picture. If you notice the animation flips the picture over. This is a rather gimmicky feature that resembles turning over a hard copy of a photo where you right on the back, like the occasion etc.

To actually draw on the image you would need a photo editing program, or a cheap way of doing so would be to open up your photo in fullscreen, take a screenshot of it by using the S Pen, hold the button and tap the screen then hold it until it flashes a screenshot, then draw on this screenshot.

After that you'll have to get some suggestions on apps to use to just straight up draw on the image.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] SirVilhelm:
Another way to do it is to open SNote and add the picture as a background image.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] AZSALUKI:
verizon removed the "samsung apps" app from the phone. however, you can search for the apk file for samsung's "photo editor" (which SHOULD have been included on the phone in the first place). it's not the best photo editing software, but it does allow very easy cuting and inserting (from clipboard) type of editing on photos. i downloaded it the other night and it works real well for what writing on pics, cutting pieces out of pics, or even cut and paste type of photo editing (like cutting my head out of a pic and putting it on Mr. T's body.....not that i did that or anything). no root needed to just load the apk. fyi....i don't believe our device is actually listed as a supported device, but i can verify that it works just fine.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Evankovich406:
I use sketchbook mobile. Theres also photoshop mobile I havent used. I think photoshop mobile is more the effects/filters side and sketch book has brushes, colors ,flow, opacity, and allows you to load pictures. You can draw directly on the picture or make layers and export as a. Jpeg .png or .psd.

Sent from my SCH-I605
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Its TwiX:
Photoshop Touch is annoying (mostly because it's hard to find anything). In order to save something, you have to save it as a project then save the project as an image.

Sent from my Xposed Beans Note 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] bigliquid530:
So then what app was Lebron James kid using in the Note 2 commercial when they where drawing a red afro on his pic
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] littleguevara:
Could've been done with photo editor, or the screenshot method in the 2nd post. I hate that commercial

sent from my Note 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] bigliquid530:
lol

Well since they showed the kid doing it I thought it would be pretty easy to do, doubt the kid went thru all thos esteps especially at the breakfast table:laugh:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] DeathBySnuggles:
Camera ace and hello color pencil are 2 free and easy programs that allow you to draw on pictures. Camera ace has some great s pen features.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] bigliquid530:
Gonna have to check those out
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] littleguevara:
Have you tried photo editor? Is dumb simple, its also included in beans ROM. Shout out to beanstown106 for an awesome ROM!

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] stackz07:
Been using Skitch from evernote and it's been great! thought i'd share.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] AZSALUKI:
If it was any variant besides verizon, he was likely using the samsung photo editor, which, again, SHOULD have been on our phone.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neutral21:
Hello guys as you see i'm new here and i have a problem with my Ace battery. I rooted it like 6 months ago and I changed the rom a couple times thinking the fault of my battery drain was the rom, some roms worked better than others in term of battery duration, I don't have 3G so battery should stand more than most of users...

With stock rom 2.3.6 battery life was like for two days now with the current rom(jelly bean) doesn't go for a full day.

I wiped the battery stats a couple of times to see if that would make a difference but it seems not. Any help?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eduaveoso:
it is more or less the usual duration of a battery, if it is that the best you've seen screen shots where you see that last a day and a half, but also for hanging if hardly touch the phone, not having caught the g3 is a great battery saving but if you have programs running in the background in order eg facebook several such drums will continue to spend. So whether you use the ace? is what you get for no more battery ;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neutral21:
I only have installed whatsapp and play music, when I take out right of the charger (example) after 5 secs I lose 4% of battery right of taking out a wire, I will upload screen shots tomorrow when phone is full charged, also charging the phone takes like 10 mins...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Venomous Viper 119:
By jellybean, do you mean cm10 ?

" Perfection is never flawless without control. "

- VVIP 119

( Stumbled & ready to attack...!)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neutral21:
Yes is cm10 i for this ROM currently http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1874920

Also realized that turning off the phone would continue charging the battery so that is a fix for the moment because I just turned it off and someone called and got mad at me... Lol

So right now I will take some screenshots during the day and will upload it in the night!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Venomous Viper 119:
Look, you can never expect good battery life from the cm 9 & 10. Atleast for now. Change to stock based roms if you want a good battery life & one more thing, turning off phone doesn't charge it, it just saves a bit more battery :D

" Perfection is never flawless without control. "

- VVIP 119

( Stumbled & ready to attack...!)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheBlackWolf:
Cm9 and cm10 are in WIP,

Switching to stock or stock based rom will satisfy your needs.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neutral21:
Ok I will still upload the photos if any one want to see them, any stock rom recommended? (I prefer the ones that you can go a flash them not with Odin ones)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Venomous Viper 119:
Upload the photos, no harm. For stock roms, I recommend The Myth 2 - Go Green & SGS II v10.1. Both are great !

" Perfection is never flawless without control. "

- VVIP 119

( Stumbled & ready to attack...!)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neutral21:
Jeje, could you upload the link to any of the roms you mentioned? Please