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[AT&T LG Optimus G] armyms25:
No I didn't unlock the bootloader yet. From the guide I thought it said I had to root before I unlock the bootloader? Unless I read that wrong.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] armyms25:
yeah I have it checked. now its ran all the way a couple times but at the very end it says mount permisson denied. it finishes says I should have superuser then it doesnt work
[AT&T LG Optimus G] insanecrane:
I had a similar issue as well. I uninstalled the drivers and then reinstalled them and it solved the problem. Try doing that and see if it was the problem.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] spiderkr:
what kind of software are you using? e97011cc?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] armyms25:
I uninstalled the drivers and it still didn't work. And yes I'm on e97011c
[AT&T LG Optimus G] adfurgerson:
You will need to downgrade with lgnpst to root. It is in topic at top of page on irc.

http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=lg-optimus-g
[AT&T LG Optimus G] foreverthewolf2012:
Yeah you will my bad also I don't know what i was thinking lol but I ran into that same problem and I restored back to like the day I got it and then rooted it and it worked just fine lol Some time's its just like that
[AT&T LG Optimus G] tdnick:
Hop into the IRC to get the link to LGNPST so that you can downgrade. I think theres links in the other threads like the conversion, to get the link to the stock firmware. LGNPST is not hard to use, just make sure you have all the correct drivers installed and its quick and painless
[AT&T LG Optimus G] RubberBigPepper:
I tried to rooting. But phone did not reboot, but it loses cell net.

I reboot it manually and phone now turns on screen for a half second and turns off. And I can not use it (unlock screen is not working).

I can run it in download mode. So what can I do? Download stock ROM and flash it? BTW, what app I need to flash stock ROM?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] insanecrane:
My friend did thus to his G as well. Screen was flickering on and off and the lock screen wouldn't open. He factory reset and was returned to out of the box like new.

Power+vol down
[AT&T LG Optimus G] RubberBigPepper:
Power+vol down does not reset (I tried all combination: VolUp+Power, VolDown+Power, VolDown+VolUp+Power, only last one works).

Updated: Thanks! Power+vol down almost a minute holdin resets data. Now phone is working normal.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] gwarokk:
Question: I also tried to root on E97011c and it got stuck after the restore part and nothing happened. Does this mean nothing was put on my phone? Is it possible it could become messed up now?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] ripbabey:
I don't remember accepting any ota but I'm rooted and unlocked and I am on software e90711c , I don't know if a ROM changed it or what, but I followed the guide and used the free gee app on play store to unlock boot loader. Not sure if this helps in anyway, but like I said I managed to do it and don't recall accepting any ota.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] johnny_chimpo:
got the default browser working with flash everything works great except is there a way to get the tabs to show all the time?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swift2fly:
is anyone here using this app? if so, version 1.5.0? I have version 1.2.1 and it works but ever since i got my sgs3 it freezes when i exit the app. So i upgraded to version 1.5.0 and it does not work at all. Anyone successfully got versin 1.5.0 working on their device?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
I have d2spr nightly (cm10.1) installed on my sprint S3

seems to be working good and setup pretty nice

i would like to do some overclocking and am not sure what to do to get there.

any info would be great
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Here, for your reference:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1941195

Go to the article titled "Android CPU governors explained", that should help get you started

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
thanks for the link

read about the governors and how they work

i guess what i want is the same exact setup that a stock kernel from sprint would give me but with an extra 300mhz added to the governor settings

im not sure what cm10.1 nightlies use or what kind of kernel i would need to use.

i guess i need to know what is the scheduler and governor for android 4.1.1 for sprint vs android 4.2.1 for cm10.1?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
You can download something like CPU Tuner or no frills cpu to tweak your kernel settings

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
i have "SetCPU" for that what i need to know now is which kernels can work with cm10.1 nightlies.

im not even sure how to tell what kind of a kernel is compatible with that android version. i think its android 4.2.1 so what roms go with that or do the roms need to be compatible with the baseband or modem or what?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Wait....all you need to do is tweak the existing kernel, as far as I know there arent any other kernels for 10.1 right now because samsung hasnt released their update yet

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
You could also check this out depending on what rom you're on

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2032956

Sent from my PG06100
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] chongbh:
Hi,

Can I check with you whether how I should go about rooting my Xperia V without unlocking the bootloader?

Thanks.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Aaron_035:
This link.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2101173

Sent from my LT25i
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chesterk20:
I have an Altec Lansing InMotion speaker imw725. My tf300t with clean rom 3.2.1 can't find it while searching for bluetooth sources. I have tried modifying the /system/etc/bluetooth/audio.conf, but none of my changes have worked. I have confirmed the audio.conf is actually being saved after my changes. I thought the tf300t and InMotion speaker were both a2dp? Am I missing something? FWIW I was able to start detecting my MacBook Air after changing to HFP=true. Thanks.
[Asus Transformer TF700] -lukin-:
Hello:

I was stuck at JB .30 without root - so I used "adb backup" to copy my apps + data before downgrading to ICS and rooting. Now, thanks to buhohitr, I'm back to JB .30 with root; however, the restore from .ab isn't going so good.

I have a big back up file (about 4GB). The backup went smoothly and officially ended with Backup Finished. Again, before I wiped the tablet with a downgrade. I've tried a couple things and neither seem to get the restore to go through.

1) Titanium Backup. TB did load the .ab file and showed all the apps that were backed up. I can pick through the one's I actually want. But once I start the backup it hangs on the first or second app being restore.

2) Using "adb restore", basically the same thing happens. I run the restore and the tablet asks for permission to continue. I say "Restore" and then it hangs on the first or second app. It's been sitting there for 15 minutes now (i.e., alarm clock app). It really shouldn't be taking this long.

I've tried and tried again several times with both methods. One other thing to mention is that I didn't use a password when backing up. I know other programs want this - but I don't see how it's a problem. Again, I can see all the apps in TB and also "adb restore" actually does get one or two things done before it freezes.

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
I confused, you stated you're on JB .30 before backup and downgrade? (typo with .30, since ICS is .30).
[Asus Transformer TF700] -lukin-:
Hello:

Sorry for the hiatus. I RMA'd my TF700 for repair and they finally sent back a new replacement unit. Truthfully, I'm starting to get tired of ASUS's sub-par customer service.

Anyways, now I've got a new unit back a the latest JB and need to downgrade to ICS and then use ADB restore to bring everything back again. I think 'll be okay doing the downgrade using the dlpkgfile method.

I tried to do the ADB restore before RMAing and was having difficulty (see OP). What is the right time to do the ADB restore? Or best practices with doing it? Has anyone had success with Titanium Backup and ad file? My backup file is 3.81 GB big.

Thanks for you time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sharkcow:
I strongly suspect that adb backup doesn't work for transformers. At least up to now, nobody has been able to convince me otherwise in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2176169

What you could try is to extract the files from the backup file (https://github.com/nelenkov/android-backup-extractor), then manually copy relevant files to your transformer, which will definitely need root. However, when I carry out "adb backup -all -shared", no app data is stored. Only when I specifically list apps for adb to backup, some of their data is backuped (which then might be restored by Titanium or manually).

sharkcow
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
What are you thoughts on this?

Of course 4.2 is newer and better, but is it actually better on our phone in the real world. I feel that gingerbread on this phone was the best an there really wasn't anything smoother or faster FOR THIS DEVICE.

Is there anyone still out there that stopped at the last 2.3 build of Oxygen or Peter Alfonso?
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
Downloading Oxygen as I type this
[Nexus S General] pandaman21:
Could you link oxygen because the website is down now.
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
http://downloadandroidrom.com/file/NexusS/roms/oxygen
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
Running oxygen. No lag. I'm happy and staying on this until I upgrade.
[Nexus S General] nexususer1:
Odp: Jellybean vs Gingerbread

What about web browsing, still no lag there?:)

Sent from my i9023
[Nexus S General] jojoost:
I would say BB6
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
Good anti-troll, lol. Web browsing in GB was attrocious.
[Nexus S General] anshumandash:
His signature has changed from iPhone to Nexus s 4g. Lol..

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] husen4u:
According To Me JB Is Also Smooth. I Am Running JB It Works Great. No Lags Nothing. Big Games Like Modern Combat 4 & Dark Knight Rises Run Smoothly.
[Nexus S General] wareju:
JB is not nearly laggy/buggy enough for me to go back to GB, the visual appeal is more than enough reason for me. Not to mention the features.
[Nexus S General] malick186:
Gingerbread Rocks For Nexus S

Well i will go for the gingerbread because in GB i get better benchmark than JB! :p

me currently Using MIUI GB 2.3.7 by brainmaster! with cm7 kernel! :fingers-crossed:
[Nexus S General] newdevo:
i don't agree with your statement that '4.2 is better' and that gb runs smoother or faster on this device only, i actually think that 2.3.x was the best android ever made and it all went downhill from there

show me one device where jb / ics works better than gb and i'll buy you a new car
[Nexus S General] dpeeps74:
Let the troll rest

¿dpeeps74?
[Nexus S General] Ted Mosby:
U need to distinguish between speed and fluidity. GB browser is really, really bad, menus are complicated and UI is unpolished on *every* device. JB is maybe tad slower, but it is better in every aspect except battery consumption wise...
[Nexus S General] alen1901:
I tried that oxygen rom, and that even without gapps. I got to say, after jelly bean 4.1.2 gingerbread is too slow and too ugly to use it. I rather have little smoother UI and nice looking rom more up to date than old, slow, sluggish, ugly rom. Also gingerbread doesnt have hw acceleration. There you have it.

Sent from SpeedMachine i9100
[Nexus S General] jayjay3333:
Just because I can listen to music on a Sony CD Walkman just as well as a MP3 player doesn't mean I should.

It worked just fine but it is older, clunkier and not as well developed as the player today. Tech moves forward, so should we.

Nuff said :idea:

:crybaby:
[Nexus S General] Ted Mosby:
Time to move on WP probably. HTC 8S is tingling my mind and is ridicoulosly cheap here because everyone wants android phone now:). 8S is very fluid and great battery life...
[Nexus S General] exynoss:
This thread is something like Nokia 6600 vs galaxy s3 :eek::p

Don't know from where people came and ask questions:rolleyes:
[Nexus S General] FirePoncho86:
I like things from both.... I just run out of ram so quickly now..
[Nexus S General] spider623:
Nexus 4, you can keep the car

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] newdevo:
did you try gb on nexus 4?
[Nexus S General] alpha-niner64:
I disagree with this sentiment. What makes hacking and having full control worthwhile is seeing how much more you can squeeze out of the things you already have instead of simply throwing money around. It makes you more aware of the limitations of what you have as well as knowing what our phones excel at. Play to those strengths and you can have a legacy as long as the HTC HD2.
[Nexus S General] simplyposting:
lol, nexus 4 is too young to use gb :)
[Nexus S General] newdevo:
exactly my point, you can't argue that something runs jb better if you never ran gb on it
[Nexus S General] FirePoncho86:
You can't argue at all in the nexus 4's case, same with the Gnex. There was alot of under the hood coding changes with regards to multicore devices after ICS. Comparing for comparison s sake can only be done from Nexus S to Nexus S
[Nexus S General] newdevo:
you could basically try any device on the market with support for gb and ics / jb and have the exact same result

i'm not saying ics / jb are bad, i'm saying gb is more efficient
[Nexus S General] anshumandash:
Yeah. It's an opinion and it will differ from person to person. Some people will say windows xp was/is more efficient than windows 7. Again it's an opinion. Technical reality could be different.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] newdevo:
on that subject, in win 7 i could barely run 2 instances of the same game and still noticesome lag, on xp i could run 4 instances and still no lag

but it really depends on what you use it for, i'm pretty sure windows 7 does some things better ... maybe, but for what i actually needed from an os, xp worked better

but that's slightly off topic
[Nexus S General] kiko22:
Sorry for my english, but I must say one thing!!

WOW! i'm going to do a new thread like this, but you're faster than me!! :p

What about my NS experience?

Early, I was attracted by the upgrade, I wanted only upgrade, new Android version, i wanted only the newer version! But...

... i tried every (+ - ) possibile JB (4.1 or 4.2) but i was never satisfacted by that. The system was often laggy and choppy, with all the rom, also with tweaks and OC. For a long time I used HellyBean or Rasbeanjelly (with DevilKernel o Marmite) but sometimes the system crashed,other times for example, when I opened the messages app, contacts numbers not load immediately and the keyboard did not fit on the screen at once. and this made me nervous!!!

So, after reading a post by thalamus, I wondered if go back to gingerbread would be a good idea.

... Now i'm using CM7.2 , with Franco's Kernel --> the results? --> The phone boot in few seconds ( 10-15 seconds!!), i can OC (and live OC) until 1300mhz (with JB it freezed at 1100mhz), the phone is very very smooth (smoother than first!) and incredibly stable. And with some themes everythings is Holo style. A good launcher instead of Nova? Smart Launcher (only 7mb of ram on 2mb of storage!!!)... and with GB Chainfire3d is good for gaming!

Nexus S is born with Gingerbread, and probably is better with Gingerbread too.. at least for me

Yes, i really love my phone now, and probably i will never return to the run for the latest upgrade.
[Nexus S General] mr_spatel:
Hi you got a link for that kernel please.

Thanks
[Nexus S General] kiko22:
Sure!
[Nexus S General] mr_spatel:
Thanks back to GB from 10.1 nightly
[Nexus S General] lvnatic:
You can see on my signature what ROM I used to run and I gotta say that JB is better, because the newer kernels give around 90MB more RAM which makes a HUGE difference on this phone.

The problem lies on all these CM-based ROMs or other feature-fest ROMs which are very sluggish and full of bugs.

I am running flo's rooted-stock 4.1.2 ROM with latest marmite kernel and this phone is running smooth like it had never done before; I used all kinds of GB ROMs back in the times, from CM to oxygen or stock and it never even came close to what I experience now.

Nexus S has come a long way, and is definetly better.
[Nexus S General] kiko22:
more free ram is useful.. only sometime. With CM7 i have always 90mb free of the "only" 346mb total of Gingerbread. Surely if I open 15 apps in one minutes the more ram of Jellybean is obviusly useful... but it doesn't do the difference in daily usage.
[Nexus S General] Ted Mosby:
Yes, from my experience, that extra RAM is really helpful and really makes difference if you like to multitask. GB is maybe better with gaming, battery is probably way more better than JB, but on other fields JB is absolute winner. For the time being I am running Oxygen also, but I don't see reason why when we have JB 4.1.2 which is, apparently, very well optimized by our devs :)
[Nexus S General] burnt455:
Does anyone here still have the latest build of Peter Alfonso's BB for GB? Please share... Thank you...
[Nexus S General] Onemoa:
My Note 2 runs jelly bean way better then GB.
[Nexus S General] imranaryan:
i wish someone can build a rom based on GB with the features of Jellybean and purely for gaming/multitasking

Sent From Somewhere In The Streets Of INDIA.
[Nexus S General] ChaosChris:
+1

i am searched the net but cant find it, all links are dead :/
[Nexus S General] mutantlx:
I have long waited for this but no one seems untreated :(
[Nexus S General] xbs:
What recovery would you guys recomend to go back to CM 7.2 from 10.1?

TIA
[Nexus S General] kiko22:
for me.. GB is better in other field too.. Our old GPU can't handle all the graphic accelleration requested by Jellybean in every process ... you will say that GNEX has this gpu too, but is helped by a dualcore cpu ...

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you have a quadcore device, Jellybean is obviusly better with highend devices!!

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peter alfonso's kernel is the kernel with bigmem?

---------- Post added at 11:56 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:54 AM ----------

i always use ClockWorkMod 5.0.2.0
[Nexus S General] mutantlx:
I'm using oxygen with glados kernel and have got 250 MB ram available and is very smooth. I do prefer gb but gutted no one updates it anymore. (Besides cyanx which is too much)
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
How many times will I save your ass, guys. :p

pete_crespo_12-07-11 (Latest build of Pete Bugless Beast for Nexus S)

https://www.box.com/s/3nsj8k3isn3ybu3qwz7x

Once again straight from my own box.com account.
[Nexus S General] newdevo:
what are 'the features of jellybean'?
[Nexus S General] ChaosChris:
AW: Jellybean vs Gingerbread

Wow thank you :)

Have anyone the lastes kernel of Peter Alfonso ? :D ( http://www.peteralfonso.com/2011/11/download-nexus-s-263514-kernel-update.html?m=1 ) or is it in bis lastest build of bb?

Thanks

Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk 2
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
I believe the latest BB includes the most up to date kernel, since it was done in December.
[Nexus S General] mutantlx:
Glad some people backing these GB roms up, they are dropping like flies the last few months! I'm now running the BB!
[Nexus S General] ChaosChris:
If some one is interested in a stable galnet miui gb, i have one :) ive translated it long time ago to german but it contains english too :)

it is the lastes stable they release before Galnet MIUI Scotland are closed

http://www.android-hilfe.de/custom-...galnetmiui-stable-2-2-1-deutsch-englisch.html
[Nexus S General] mutantlx:
Nice one ill download it tonight when I get home :thumbup:
[Nexus S General] PartimusPrime:
What GB ROM you guys suggest for the NS4G? I am currently running Oxygen 2.3.7 with Franco kernel cuz that was the first GB ROM I found for the NS4G. And I do have to say that GB feels so much smoother and quicker than JB.
[Nexus S General] wmdunn:
Oxygen combined with Franco's kernel was one of the best!
[Nexus S General] burnt455:
the latest oxygen 2.1.6 is based on gb 2.3.7?
[Nexus S General] PartimusPrime:
My bad, the Oxygen build is actually 2.3.2 and it's based on GB 2.3.7:
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
Oxygen was definitely one of the best GB roms I was given to try. I couldn't ever get CM7.2 "stable" to be stable, whereas with Oxygen you could get 1000+ hrs uptime.
[Nexus S General] JoeyZazza:
How do you install Franco's on top of Oxygen? I have both Oxygen and Franco's now downloaded, Oxygen installs fine but when I install Franco's on top, the phone just freezes while booting
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
Which version of franco's kernel are you using?

Check this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2143967

and get franco's latest GB kernel from it.
[Nexus S General] JoeyZazza:
The 12_08 version which someone included in this thread, I will redownload it again and try reinstalling oxygen though.

But it's correct that I install the rom first and then the kernel, yes? Or should I somehow integrate the kernel myself into the rom before installing?
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
Install Oxygen -> install kernel

That's correct. Make sure to wipe cache and dalvik too. Don't need to reboot between both installs. If you're coming from a different rom it's also advised to wipe data (you will lose your preferences and installed apps though)
[Nexus S General] JoeyZazza:
Ok, thank you so much for the info. So I downloaded Oxygen and Franco's, installed both and running very fast so far! We'll se how it stays after a few weeks!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2143967 ( I downloaded from this guy's thread, he has a link )
[Nexus S General] the1dynasty:
just out of curiosity... what 4.2 ROMs has everyone tried that are going back to GB?? i ask b/c i got my phone with stock 2.3.7 and rooted and flashed ICS at the very beginning of those releases... just before 4.1 came out, we had some pretty solid builds up that ran wonderfully!! 4.1 was sorta iffy for me, couldn't find one that was super smooth/fast but i didn't want to lose the new features 4.1 brought... so i stuck through it... then 4.2 dropped and OMG faster than anything my phone has ever had before... i've tried about 5 different 4.2 ROMs and with the exception of 1-2, they all run extremely smooth/fast for me...

Currently i'm on BB7 and have been since before its public release since i'm a tester for them... running Matr1x 24.5 CFS-CM and i have no issues that i can think of... even on stock kernel settings this ROM is amazing... i oc'd a bit and got even more out of it... so i'm just wondering what it was that made you feel going back to 2.3 was worth it?? it can't be the speed IMO b/c if you've tried a proper 4.2 ROM, it blows GB out the water... another great ROM i suggest is RasbeanJelly with the same kernel... less features, but definitely the smoothest i've used... even faster than BB7 (but i need my theme chooser lol)...
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
I tried BB7, CM10.1, PA, JellyB-TSM and while they're great in their own way, they're just slower than 4.1.2. That's with plenty of kernels, marmite, matr1x, stock CM.

Falling back to 4.1.2 brought back that little speed difference that made things bearable while keeping enough function. I myself couldn't really go back to GB, I'd miss a lot of the things JB brought, but it took me a long time to upgrade from GB to ICS, at least until the bugs were rooted out and the mods started appearing.