yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bigchi11:
PM already includes overclockable kernels in his ROM, just choose the one you want to use when you install, I prefer lean kernel. All CPUs are different so the amount you can undervolt is going to vary but theres 3 general groupings for our CPUs, slow, normal, and fast. Fast ones will generally need less voltage and slow ones the most voltage. To find out which one you have you'll need to reboot your phone then open up a terminal and type in SU (enter) dmesg | grep ACPU (enter). Once you find out what kind of CPU you have imoseyon has a list of recommend voltages for each type listed in his thread over at rootzwiki. From there just try lowering voltage a little at a time.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NMEAGENT:
Thank you for your help but I'm using the ktoones kernel how do I change it from there?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bigchi11:
Use his program called ktweaker.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NMEAGENT:
No I know that but how do I know when to stop under clocking does it say when I do the terminal thing listed above?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bigchi11:
The terminal command will give you an idea of how well it may under volt. I'm pretty sure KT already has it undervolted some so if you have a fast CPU you can probably go lower but if yours is slow it may not go much if any lower. Its basicly going to be trial and error just lower voltage a little at a time and see if it stays stable. If you go to low the phone will show stability problems, freezing, reboot etc. While you testing try not to have voltages set on boot until you have stable settings.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NMEAGENT:
Thank you a lot Im going to try it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NMEAGENT:
So tried it and the second line down said fast so I'm guessing I have a fast one. Now how much would I under volt it to on average? Sorry if my questions have obvious answers I just want to make sure i dont do anything to my first smart phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bigchi11:
Take it a step at a time, down 25mv across the board shouldn't be a problem to start. Just use the phone for awhile to make sure its stable before moving down further.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NMEAGENT:
So go down 25 mv then use the phone then go by 5 and use it? Thanks for all your help.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bigchi11:
That's the idea. Mine is a fast one also so I can give you my voltages but theres no guarantee they'll work for you.

384, 800

486, 825

594, 850

702, 875

810, 900

918, 950

1026, 975

1134, 1025

1242, 1050

1350, 1075

1458, 1075

1512, 1100

1620, 1100
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NMEAGENT:
Thank you this really helped me i actually got down to 1180mV and counting for 1728Mhz
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bigchi11:
Yep, first column MHz second is voltage.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NMEAGENT:
Last question is quadrant a good app to make sure every thing is working well
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bigchi11:
Generally I'd say no, it may stress it a fair amount but scores vary to much.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NMEAGENT:
So then what would I use? Or do?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bigchi11:
Just use it how you normally would, if you see a problem start bringing it back up.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NMEAGENT:
Thanks, I went down to 1160mV for 1728Mhz
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NMEAGENT:
I went down further! I went down to 1110mv for 1728mhz!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] eggroks:
I was wondering if someone can come up with a patch/or code change where when in the text messaging app while viewing someones text, but then hitting the home button takes you back to the main screen but when you re enter your messaging app it doesnt go back to that persons text instead goes back to the main messaging screen. i hate having to hit the back button repeatedly. i will donate 10 dollars for this hack. please someone figure this out for me. all 3rd party apps seem to do this but they are not stable. please help
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Addiso:
All you have to do is hut the back once then just press the home button? I mean not that hard I do it all the time
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] eggroks:
yea i understand that but , im looking for a easier way, so if someone can come up with this , i would greatly appreciate it
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hulk0069:
Well maybe not exactly what you want but, for one on one txing, you can hold down on home screen when menu pops up(add to home screen) click short cuts> direct message> choose who you wanna direct message.....After this you can message the person you choose then click home button then click the short cut again.you be taken back to that same message you just sent if it's the same person.hope I'm not confusing you.:confused::D

stripped apart rebuilt with Clean Rom&XdaTechnology!!!
[Galaxy S III General] aagos:
Sorry for breaking the 10 post-rule of helping others, but the topics discussed in these forums are above me,

I can help someone

in graphic design issues (branding, logo, stationery) and layout CAD

, I can help anyone who wishes...

I congratulate the entire community for this great site that has helped me a lot in learning about software development for mobile devices.​

Description: (for the curious, not read to save time)

These are some of the guidelines that I followed to repair the IMEI of my GTI9300:

[FIX/TOOL] Backup/Restore/Fix IMEI & Data Restore Tool v3.0 - Updated 11/01/2012!!!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801997

(Failed to put the phone in RMNET + DM + MODEM mode)

[GUIDE] Recover your IMEI in 9 steps.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1264021

(error in step 5, imei folder corrupted)

[HOW-TO][FIX] Repair your IMEI with QPST - updated w/ info

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1802024

(*#22745927 code don’t work on my device)

How to restore IMEI on SGS3 Gt-i9300 - 9 step process

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30773671&postcount=34

Repair nv data button show error and don’t work (I'm desperate almost had it)

[TOOL/GUIDE] Full NV Backup and Restore [SIMPLE] [08-03-2012]

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1804117

I can’t select "Qualcomm USB Settings" in my device!!! But I tried enabling Modem/Diag with:

[SOLVED][AOSP] Enable USB Modem/Diag Mode on Samsung CDMA Devices

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626638

but I had some mistakes and I gave up

Device information:

AP: I9300XXBLFB

CP: Unknow

CSC: I9300PHEBLG1

Kernel versión: 3.0.15-782020-user

Android: 4.0.4

Serial number: 4df1aXXXXXXXXXXX

IMEI: 35XXXXXXXXXXXXX

Operator: Yoigo Spain (I try with unlocked version too)

[I have followed all the steps in each tutorial, even I have repeated several times and with each tutorial I encounter a problem I don't know if it is bad luck or my phone is already impossible to repair] I repeat, this is not a lost or stolen phone, I have the original invoice and box, I do not want to change the IMEI ... I wan´t to repair it. The Samsung warranty does not cover moisture damage and tech service calls me 320USD$ to repair. Nor do I buy a Box repair like octopus or z3x, seem very expensive. I've always liked investigate and see how far I can go with these problems.

Please I would greatly appreciate who lend me a hand in the matter.

Happy New Year 2013 to all!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 996:
Is there any way to get group messaging to work in CM10? not 10.1. I receive them as individual texts. I know if I send it will be different, but on the receiving end it is very annoying. I wish to not install a 3rd party messaging app but it looks like I have to...

any suggestions would be greatly thanked and appreciated!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Beanstine32:
i have an htc one xl at&t version. i am new to the rooting and roms, i use to have an iphone and jailbreak, is rooting like jail breaking?

if i want to put a rom on here, like for example if i want to put a jelly bean rom on my phone would i just have to root my phone or what would i have to do?

if i root my phone would i ever be able to update the firmware or un root it with out losing all my content?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omario8484:
Think of full root like the access you have to your computer ..you have master access admin access ..well if you want jb rooting would help you achieve that much much faster so yes.. or you have to wait for att which takes forever...

For future firmware....if you unlock your bl or unroot(ruu) you will lose your data not sd data though but the advantage of rooting is we get leaks of firmware and build off those
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Beanstine32:
is rooting and unlocking bootlader is 2 different operations/processes?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omario8484:
Yes rooting is giving you acess to sytem while booted...after you root you go unlock the bootloader at htcs site... Than you flash a custom recovery than any Rom you like... What firmware are you on though... Go into about software it'll either be 1.73 or 1.85 or 2.20
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Beanstine32:
ANDROID VERSION: 4.0.4

Software number: 2.20.502.7 710RD

if i do all of this will i lose my messages, contacts, pics?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
My advice would be do a ton of reading and learning before trying any mods of any sort on the device. No offense, but its pretty clear that you aren't familiar with the basic terminology and concepts, much less have the proper understanding to perform any actual mods. So reading is your first priority. Doing the proper research up front will save you a lot of headaches down the road, and may even save you from bricking the device. A good place to start is my index thread, linked below. Then start digging through the various guides on root, bootloader unlock etc. Probably also a good idea to just browse through the threads in General and Q&A, especially ones by other beginners in your same situation.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1671237

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Yes, they are different but related.

Root is just a change of permissions. Root refers to gaining "root access" or "superuser" access to the system files that are normally protected. The person with such access is known as the "root user", and the term originates from Linux (which Android fundamentally is). Basicaly, all Android devices can be rooted, although how difficult it is to obtain root varies by manufacturer and device.

Manufacturers may or may not in addition lock the bootloader, which prevents loading of unofficial mods to the firmware and other memory partitions.

For the One X, you need both an unlocked bootloader and root in order to install custom ROMs. And the process varies by carrier and firmware versions. Since you are on the 2.20 firmware, the process is temp root (X-factor exploit), change CID, unlock bootloader, then perm root.

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Your phone is setup by default to save your contacts to the cloud on your Gmail account. But you can go into Settings to ensure this, and check on your computer (login to Gmail) to make sure your contact info is there.

Email received to your Gmail similarly exists on the cloud, and will not be lost. The awesome thing about Android, is after you flash a new ROM or buy a new device, your contacts and Gmail are automagically synched to the device when you first boot it up and login to your Gmail account.

Email received to other accounts will be lost (if not stored on your mail server), so if you still need them, you will have to explore backup options.

You can simply backup your pics to your computer.

If you want to save SMS messages, there are various apps on the Play Market. I use SMS Backup+, which backs up and restores SMS messages to Gmail.

Most of these things will be wiped every time you flash a new ROM, so its best you become familiar with what needs to be backed up, and how.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Beanstine32:
Will I lose my contacts, messages, and pics if I root and unlock bootloader?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Already answered your question above. I think I added that part about the same time you posted.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Beanstine32:
I did some research and watched some videos and think i have it mostly figured out. Please tell me if what i have is right. this is for a htc one xl at&t version.

step 1: root the phone to allow access to change files

-using this site http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1952038

Step 2: unlock boat loader

-using http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1952426 or http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1672284

step 3: install recovery TWRP

- using goomanager

please tell me if that is right and if not please tell me what is wrong.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] cpttrippa:
Just use the second link, the xfactor exploit. It works well and it was what I used. It will unlock bootloader, gain perm root and install twrp for you.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Beanstine32:
This might be a stupid question. But my phone don't have to be rooted or anything before I use the tool for it to work?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omario8484:
No sir
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] barondebxl:
Make sure you read carefully and understand what you're getting yourself into, rooting voids your warranty and all that good stuff. Watch videos and do some reading first, that's my advice.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Beanstine32:
so just plug it in and do what it says on the left side then flash TWRP and perm root when im done?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omario8484:
Do the x factor exploit than go unlock at htcdev.com. and than go flash twrp than go flash a Rom or root
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] falconfox:
exactly what i did and it worked
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Beanstine32:
does what you do on here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1952038 do the same thing as what you do on here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1952426 ?
[Microsoft Surface] hoodoomagic:
Saw a few people requesting a copy of the recovery files so here they are, if someone can upload these to a better host I'm sure it would be much appreciated.

Windows.RT.Recovery.part1.rar: http://ul.to/315nn94u

Windows.RT.Recovery.part2.rar: http://ul.to/827kugap

Windows.RT.Recovery.part3.rar: http://ul.to/0xu1l7zk

Windows.RT.Recovery.part4.rar: http://ul.to/aclmrjod
[Microsoft Surface] munsterrr:
Good man
[Microsoft Surface] arqueiro:
Thank you, i apreciate it!
[Microsoft Surface] tboy2000:
Thank you!

I cant download though as reached limit :(
[Microsoft Surface] arqueiro:
can anyone who already download upload it to another locations ?
[Microsoft Surface] lagrot:
Thanx
[Microsoft Surface] arqueiro:
i buyed a premium account just to download this, i will try to upload to somewhere else, maybe a torrent...
[Microsoft Surface] tboy2000:
Does anyone know if this Surface RT Recovery download will work on an Asus VivoTab RT that I have? I ask because the VivoTab has GPS, NFC and higher spec camera so wonder if the Surface Recovery will overwrite those software features/drivers.
[Microsoft Surface] arqueiro:
yes i think that this will work, anything new that you have it will detect and install a update in case you need it.

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so, i just need to turn it on with the volume down button pressed ? if yes, this is not working for me, got the same surfasse screen as ever....

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out maybe the problem is that the usb drive is not bootable, if that is the case, maybe we need a usb iso, instead of just the files....
[Microsoft Surface] tboy2000:
I think you can create a bootable usb via pc settings. then put the recovery files on the same usb. try that.

can you believe I am still downloading part 1 at 77kb per second? only 31% done and 3 parts to go. uploaded.net is not very good :(

have you managed to upload it anywhere else please arqueiro?
[Microsoft Surface] arqueiro:
my upload rate is very very low, 100kb so will take a lot to upload it too, pm me and i send you my account name and password, since i buyed a premium accont just for this :(
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
Got it in dropbox, split into chunks, I'll upload it to a torrent later as well..
[Microsoft Surface] arqueiro:
did u get my message?
[Microsoft Surface] tboy2000:
only one message from you so far.
[Microsoft Surface] arqueiro:
wich version you have?
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
Which version of what?

Got it sat in dropbox but it wants contact/email addresses for sharing it, I'll see if I can make it a public folder, not sure if thats a "pay" option or not tho, never really used DB for that before..

The Torrent option would require me to upload it to a site of some description which might be a bit dodgy as far as rules etc go this end..
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/vilboay7zn5gfjd/8BQtNdXqeN

See if that works, broken into 100mb chunks

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saying 3hrs for my dropbox to sync, its ~3.5gb so you might need to give it a while..
[Microsoft Surface] arqueiro:
what i mean was: did you make a iso file from the usb? or just copy the files ?

thanks
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
Not got anything to create an ISO with, however if you create a bootable USB and copy the files it should work as expected.
[Microsoft Surface] tboy2000:
I think you just copy all files to usb and it does it automatically
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
Wonder if theres a way to get it to use the mSD slot the same way as the full fat version of windows 8 does, used it many times on my XE700 and works a treat...
[Microsoft Surface] Talderon:
I added this to my dropbox. Give me a few to get it downloaded and I will put it up as a single file on one of my private hosts.
[Microsoft Surface] guitar1969:
We need a guide on how to use this recovery if and when we need it, and then sticky it to this forum. Then we can all get back that 4 gb of space. Seems like there is alot of speculation how it should work, but has anybody actually did a recovery via a remote file (USB or otherwise)?
[Microsoft Surface] JonnyPJohnston:
I have copied these to my DropBox account as well.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/q0se457vjjya15l/ZitIByGxCc

If something does not work, please let me know...
[Microsoft Surface] jhoff80:
Just to make sure everyone understands...

If your device is actually up and running, you don't need this. You can go into your system settings and create a recovery drive (and it gives you the option to delete the partition afterwards). You probably don't need it if your device isn't working, either, except in the rare occasion that there is something wrong with your recovery partition.

If you're trying to do a refresh / reset and have deleted the recovery partition, the device will ask for the drive containing the files to be plugged in. I suspect that the Surface will automatically boot from the USB and bring you into a recovery menu, though I haven't tried it on my actual device.
[Microsoft Surface] lagrot:
Just to confirm. You just have to copy the files to an USB stick and boot on it for it to work.

Sadly it did not help me. It could not detect an harddrive.
[Microsoft Surface] arqueiro:
Just like mine...
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
D'oh public access suspended :lol:
[Microsoft Surface] TheAgent1982:
Windows 8 RT version

Just to understand...

The RT version is not for ARM devices?

Will it work on SAMSUNG GALAXY TAB 2 10.1" for example?

Thank you!
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
The link I pout up was from my Surface RT which is Tegra3 so yes, ARM based, not sure if it would work on other ARM devices or not as I havent tested it with anything other than my own Surface.
[Microsoft Surface] TheAgent1982:
How to install ?

h

Can you guide how to install, please?

Will it be like regular recovery? install from zip file.

Thanks in Advance!
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
Sorry no idea, never actually tried it, I just uploaded my recovery as there were people that needed it and nobody seemed to want to help at the time..
[Microsoft Surface] GoodDayToDie:
To boot from a recovery image, format a flashdrive or other storage, then mark the partition as "Active" (you can use diskpart.exe to do this, or possible Disk Management if your TUIphobic), and then copy the files onto the storage directly. After that, reboot your device and go to the boot menu, and select boot from USB storage.

How you get to the boot menu varies by device, I can't help you with that except to say that I know it's possible on the Surface even if I don't recall how at this moment. The internet has these "search engine" thingies that may help you, though.
[Microsoft Surface] Talderon:
Hold Volume Down when powering on the Surface, IIRC.
[Microsoft Surface] vincepg13:
has anyone got a mirror for this? i badly need the recovery files but the download in the op will not work
[Microsoft Surface] JonnyPJohnston:
I had to kill this from music dropbox account. It was suspending my shared links. I use it for work. LOL

Sent from my Texas Instruments TI-99/4A with the XDA Premium HD app attached using Bacardi 151...

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I will set up my Ubuntu server on my beastly notebook with the files to download and the link to it. Will take a few days though. It will not always be up though, as an engineer I am forced to use windoze for work.

Sent from my Texas Instruments TI-99/4A with the XDA Premium HD app attached using Bacardi 151...
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
Killed my Dropbox as well lol...

I'm on decent internet here at work so can transfer over Skype perhaps, or upload to someones FTP if they have one?
[Microsoft Surface] JonnyPJohnston:
I will set up my server at home. May be a few days...

Sent from my Texas Instruments TI-99/4A with the XDA Premium HD app attached using Bacardi 151...
[Microsoft Surface] joplayer:
Does anyone have a mirror for part 4 please ? Was able to get anything but this one...
[Microsoft Surface] serialtoon:
Surface RT/Pro recovery is specific to the machine it came with. They all have UUID's, so it will NOT work except for the machine it came from. Sorry to burst your bubble fellas.
[Microsoft Surface] joplayer:
I actually just wanted to look at it to work on a port of WP8 for other devices...
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
That would explain why the guy I uploaded it to my dropbox for said it wouldnt work...

Is this documented, I'm sure theres bound to be people out there that will lose there own recovery media and try to borrow it from someone else expecting it to work as it would on an older version of windows..
[Microsoft Surface] bk9sw:
Can you reupload them to other host, this host say file removed, I really need them to repair my Surface. Thanks a lot! :laugh:
[Microsoft Surface] jtg007:
I fell like an absolutely horrible nag here, but could somebody please re-upload these? Please? My recovery partition is apparently corrupted and I really need these to restore. I'll re-host them on my Dropbox.

Please?
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
I've uploaded this a few times for different users, apparently it doesnt work if you use someone else's image to recover your RT.

I still have the image here and can upload it again but there seems little point...
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
Just for those that have hit this thread.

I've had a guy contact me who deleted his recovery partition, he used a eg-UK image on his Swedish RT and it works fine.

So far thats one person that said it did work and one that didnt so I'll recreate and upload my image again and fire out links as and when.
[Microsoft Surface] ajparag:
Can anyone share the files on http://d-h.st/
[Microsoft Surface] Trig0r:
I can (within reason) stick it wherever people want it....
[Microsoft Surface] SixSixSevenSeven:
this is windows rt not windows phone 8.
[Microsoft Surface] binhpt:
I still need it. My Surface RT slept for 3 weeks. And I really need it.