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[Galaxy Note II General] zkyevolved:
Oh OK! I first came into this thread thinking of how you were going to throw it, or attach some wings to it and have it glide, or something like that! ^.^

Good tips! I have already disabled the S Voice launcher because I hardly use Google Now! Why would I use S Voice? The animations sounds like a good idea, it'll make it feel a lot snappier as it won't waste time with trans, and save battery life in the act as it won't have to cycle the CPU for those animations (very minimal, but still a plus).
[Galaxy Note II General] pakure:
Yawn.....:p

scribbled from my note 2 (N7100)
[Galaxy Note II General] mariosraptor:
ROFL.

The most misleading thread.
[Galaxy Note II General] Gnarfsan:
Sv: [how to] make ur Galaxy note2 fly :D

No asymmetric propulsion capacitors * in this phone then :(

But thanks for the tip :)

* Warning: PDF link but to the Nasa website, so no worries ;)
[Galaxy Note II General] ozaghloul:
It helps speed up screen rotation significantly!
[Galaxy Note II General] KyleDevlin12:
Dude the note 2 already ''flies'' :p
[Galaxy Note II General] jammw:
Good tip. I prefer to have the animation on so instead I reduced all the timings to 0.5x instead and it is snappier with the animations on.
[Galaxy Note II General] rashid.fairus:
agreeeeeeeeddddddd.....:D
[Galaxy Note II General] naimmkassim:
Me toooooooo.....:p
[Galaxy Note II General] XeroHertZ:
I thought you're gonna give it some redbull..lol

This beast is already flying out of the box !!!!!
[Galaxy Note II General] A.Priori:
this phone is wicked fast already; not sure what this would accomplish :)
[Galaxy Note II General] Allstar1000:
thanks for that information
[Galaxy Note II General] theangi:
That's why Google in 4.2 hided the "developer settings"... Guys if it's under that menu and it's not enabled by default there must be a reason! Imho of course ;)
[Galaxy Note II General] kryptoner:
Its because some people accidently switch on those settings, for example Someone may enable pointer-touch location and then complain of ghost shadows on phone :D to avoid these unnecessary issues Google must have done that
[Galaxy Note II General] Dancube:
Good tips! Thanks
[Galaxy Note II General] killmek2x:
wow, I thought u could get some wings on it
[Galaxy Note II General] yahyoh:
LMAO :laugh:
[Galaxy Note II General] BratPAQ:
On a related note, my 32gb sd card "flew" when I was removing it because of the spring inside the slot.
[Galaxy Note II General] FUSIONdev:
Yeah... I don't really think we need more tweaking xD It's damn fast also when really stressed.

For example some days ago, It happened that I needed GPS navigation (with copilot) ... for mistake I launched Need For Speed MW ... and soon after Copilot...

Everything was happening smooth .. I got position etc... xD then I killed NFS , and I continued to use copilot... but the beast had everything under control and it was snappy :)
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] zvonkorp:
I noticed this morning nothing would make my phone vibrate anymore.l checked every setting and made sure everything was set to vibrate but nothing would actually make the phone shake, then I determined it must be a hardware issue after doing factory resets, OEM flashes, and several NANDROID restores - I smacked the back of the phone with my knuckles right where the speaker is, and while I was in the volume control panel I had the vibrate length menu open, i selected an option and the phone very very weakly vibrated, and having vibrated once, it then lodged itself loose again or something because it wouldn't vibrate again until I smacked it again.

I've had it for 2 months, I've never ever dropped it or, with the exception of hitting it to diagnose my issue, ever let it experience any kind of acceleration or sudden stop. I babied this thing and then this **** happens? I don't have TEP - what should i do? Should I take it apart? My warranty is already void from unlocking the bootloader, or is this different because it's a hardware issue????
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] dpwhitty11:
Hardware issues != software issue.

I'd take it to a store and see what they say. I need to take mine in sometime too to see what they'll do about my caps lock LED since it never worked.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] zvonkorp:
They're sending out a new one right now so I'm just gonna swap phones.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] chas9rr:
Exact same thing happened to me.

Did they charge you $50 to get a replacement phone like they did to me?
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] zvonkorp:
Yup, a refurb at that. I found out that the Photon 4G motor is the same as in the Q but I can't solder that precisely so I just paid the $50. ****.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Tank Weston:
I was recently downloading clockwork for my Infuse I just flashed back to stock. No problems at all, the phone booted up and had CWM installed. The phone randomly shut off, and everytime we put the battery in it started back up. We cleaned the power button and had it working again, but when I tried to boot up, I got stuck in a boot loop. So I reflashed it using UCKD5 in odin with repartions. Pass, and the phone still stopped at the at&t screen. I went in to recovery, and no longer had CWM but 3E recovery. After deleting the cache and factory resetting, and then trying to format the sd card it says can't mount sd card. Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1. I not a noob, i've successfully flashed 5 infuses and my current one is running 4.2.1 slim. I believe what happened is the partitions got messed up some how and I need to repartition the phone to format my Sd Card. But not quite sure.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Tank
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Pony Express:
Click This

See qkster's reply. :)

XDA - Aug. 7
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Tank Weston:
Thanks, but no help I need to format the internal sd card.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
3e recovery after an odin flash back to stock means you're in stock recovery. you can only wipe cache or factory reset in STOCK recovery.

you need to have cwm recovery back...

you'll need to figure this part out.

:)

will have to debate the noob issue later
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Tank Weston:
I know this, the only way I know of how to do this is using adb to push a copy of cwm through. But im not to sure on how to use adb. And we could debate that now, both my infuse's work flawlessly with 4.2.1 ;)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Tank Weston:
can anybody guide me through this, I know there is people who have resolved this issue using adb. I'm just not that familiar with it all yet.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
tank,

you should look over this a few times.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1437548

Secure stock kernels don't like stuff pushed onto them. it doesnt sound like you're even rooted

you need to flash and unsecure kernel via odin or heimdall to proceed.

if you are on froyo uckd5, you can root it with soc and use sgs kernel flasher to flash your insecure kernel
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
1 - can you boot into the phone OS? If so, format "USB Storage" or in froyo whichever of the cards is 13GB .. if that doesn't work:

2a - flash a UCLB3 GB Heimdall or Odin package with PIT:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1524081

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1705260

2b - then flash a CWM kernel (the infuse toolkit includes any you might need - see my sig)

2c - then flash a custom or rooted stock GB rom that has busybox installed (most or all do). Then....

From CWM recovery you will have the option to unmount and format the internal sd card but not the external sd card. Or you can go back to step one to try format the card.

If none of this works, we're back to your original question: If you want to try the reformat via adb option you will need to be running a working rooted, busyboxed rom... Once you get yourself an unsecure kernel, and have installed the Android SDK on your PC (for ADB), and the device drivers for the Infuse on your PC (your search mission if you choose to accept it), you can do the following:

adb shell

umount /sdcard -or- umount /mnt/sdcard {probably not needed, just in case}

then one of the following commands should work:

mkfs.vfat /dev/block/mmcblk0p1

-or-

mkfs.vfat /dev/block/vold/179:1

you may need to preface with "busybox<space>" or "/system/xbin/" but this should not be necessary from one of the GB kernels with CWM.

Once done, you can try mounting from the CWM menu on the phone and then typing the "mount" command from the adb shell command line to see if /sdcard is mounted. This is one option to accomplish this goal. There are others that involve using other tools that you copy over to your phone - if none of this works, here's a primer which covers most or all of what is needed in general terms.. some searching and testing should net you what you need:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=907436

Just for fun, here's a half-assed xref of the mmc storage devices on the infuse:

(device / vold / mount)

mmcblk0p1 - 179:1 /sdcard

mmcblk0p2 - 179:2 /data

mmcblk1p1 - 179:9 /sdcard/external_sd

(full device path / literal mount)

/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 /data

/dev/block/vold/179:1 /mnt/sdcard

/dev/block/vold/179:9 /mnt/sdcard/external_sd
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
...thus saith the Zen.

:D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Tank Weston:
I can't boot the device up at all. I flashed UCLB3 with odin and heimdall no success. I installed adb, but that was the extent of that. I can't use your tools, because I can't access anything on my phone. So still no luck, if anything else comes up let me know.

Thanks a lot though for the help though.

Tank
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
Have you tried booting into recovery by holding down both volume buttons?

Or, if phone on, hold down both vol plus power button until Samsung logo, then release only power until recovery loads?

If that works you can flash a rooted stock package via Odin (choose the second package in jscott30's OP I linked above and then flash a custom kernel via Odin or Heimdall), boot recovery, and then follow the instructions from adb install on.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Tank Weston:
I've tried all this, no luck. I just noticed the water damage circle thing was red.. So I think that might be my cause, though I can boot into recovery, and downloading mode..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rkboid:
It seems roam control is defunct (based on lack of basic response and updates), but I see no reason reason another developer could not step in and offer a viable replacement. Should we put together a bounty and hope to entice a developer to design a replacement app? I am sure their are enough sprint users that would kick in.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ffolkes:
I agree. Anyone interested?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] swaters3:
I am.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Tragicwayz:
So am I
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dtr145r:
good luck
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 1999TL:
I'm in
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cdszoke:
I will pay for this. Like how I paid for roam control.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] duongdn:
not holding my breath. I too paid for this app and wish I could use it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DarkManX4lf:
Same here.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] FiFTYSiX:
Im from htc (g1 and the 2 evos) I'm now Samsung4life.. is this crap normal for the galaxy series? seems like the first 2 mods after root where ALWAYS force roam and debloat.. I havnt even really seen a whole lot of talk about it.. I cant live without it.. sprint service is absolutely worthless without this mod.. im gonna try and hit up a old friend and see if this is really as hard to achieve as its sounding right now.. what is all of your experiences with past samsungs?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mackentosh:
Lets see how long it takes mitchellvii to come and be a party pooper. He's a bounty hunter lol :D http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=38427950 and here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36893173
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Rooster85:
Its a jellybean thing for Sammy. Worked fine on ICS
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] FiFTYSiX:
Aha..

Thanks I'm all over this
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] coferj:
I wish there would be some headway on this. There's been some change in the past two days that leaves me with 0 signal in my office and, of course, it won't stay on roaming and keeps bouncing back and forth. I don't know if they're having issues at this one tower, or if they have changed the direction of the antenna, or what.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Lyvewire:
I was looking for this as well to get my phone to force roam in places I got bad service. I had the app on my EVo, and EVo 3D and got spoiled. My service sucks at work and home even with the Airrave. This is what I did and it works for me.

- download this Hidden Menu apk View attachment 1979923 and install it

- download this zip View attachment 1979931

- Once you download the Modded Verizon Zip. Extract the files. Rename the PRL that says 00002 to Test.prl. (Feel free to try other PRL's. Just posting what works for me). Use Move or Copy (My Files stock app, Astro, or whatever you use) to put Test.Prl on root of Sd Card, (not ext card).

- Once its on the root of the SDCard storage turn off your wifi, and your data.

- click on the Hideen Menu app (apk) you downloaded and installed already

- tap launch settings> ##DATA#Menu>View>PRL Write.

- After you tap PRL Write the phone should reboot.

- After reboot Tap Menu>System Settings>About Phone>Status and you should see this below

View attachment 1980057

PRL should show 2

If it does you are now roaming. If it doesnt. Then try again. It usually works if data and wifi is off. If your looking to go back to Sprint. Just update your PRL the normal way. This wouldnt be considered "on the fly" like the roaming app, (without a reboot) but its fast, close enough and does the job for ME. If this is a repeat of what everyone already knew, ignore this obviously. This is for ppl that may not know or the search button isnt working for you.... I'm using Jelly Bomb btw. I know it doesnt work on AOSP Roms. Dont know about the others.

**I'm sure everyone knows the consequences for roaming too much on Sprint. I actually had my account terminated before for the same. Which in my case worked out. They terminated the contract but not my line, phone number or account so I was able to come back as a new account. May have got lucky. Dunno & dont want to find out. I try to use it just AS NEEDED and go easy on the DATA roaming as well. I monitor my bills just to be sure.. Dont get lazy and leave it roaming all day everyday because your content with having service everywhere like I did. Take it off when in places you have Sprint service.

Hope this helps
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] danweb66:
So................ I am in the middle of building my MC2 H20 ROM and I will see about putting this in my ROM maybe as a toggle option in the dropdown, and in settings. I will see what time permits. If I finish the rom before this is complete I will focus on this.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramthis9501:
I tried rooting my SCH-I605 but for some reason, was unsuccessful. So I unrooted it and put it back to stock... At least I think it is. The new update Verizon and Samsung just came up with keeps on popping up, wanting to download. I know that this update will block Exynos, but at this point, I don't really care to root and all that anymore... For now anyways. Question is though, everytime I try to download the update, it fails. The only thing I can think is that there is still a bootloader on my phone from when I tried rooting it the first time. What is the best way to completely, 100% flash back to stock so that I can get this update downloaded?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramthis9501:
Anyone at all?:confused:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramthis9501:
I'm really starting to get irritated because it is popping up wanting to download everyday but still fails. Can someone please help me with this problem?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] registered user since '13:
choose update later so it will not bother again and flash lateest stock firwmware
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Does your flash counter is 'No' and system status is 'Official' in download mode ?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramthis9501:
Thank you all but I finally got my cousin to help out and we got it rooted! Loving it so far!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RGoodSolutions:
If one is using a GB kernel and a JB Rom are you truly running JB.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] fredrick1213:
Well no you won't be running JB because it wouldn't boot with a GB kernel ;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BluesRulez:
You tell me.

You used el26 kernel to flash cm10 but then cm10 came with its own kernel.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RainMotorsports:
As they said. Once you flash a rom the kernel in that rom replaces the one that was on the device. CWM6 will be pretty easy to identify upon boot versus the CWM5 in the el26 kernel a quick boot into recovery will be a good sign for you. Could always go into the phone information and look at the current kernel.
[Off-topic] abhi7395:
Anyone successfully ported cyanogenmod to their device???
[Off-topic] LoopDoGG79:
Um, my device has official CM, u jelly!? :D
[Off-topic] abhi7395:
Wrong way bro...

I am asking for porting ... not installing... :D

Means did you build cm for your device?
[Off-topic] 063_XOBX:
We know what you're saying but it's not a fun topic. Bring back teh lulz.
[Off-topic] I r o n M a n:
Yes.

I successfully ported cyanogenmod 19 to my microwave.

Now, when I'm hungry, I email pictures of uncooked food to it and my microwave replies by sending pictures of cooked food. Gives a while different meaning to 'food for thought.' :D:P

Sent from my rooted microwave
[Off-topic] jaszek:
CM Porter? Sounds like a beer.
[Off-topic] predatOr:
*sigh*

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PREDATOR95 ->->->->a.k.a. ->-> predatOr
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] t4d73:
Hey guys. I've got a gs2 and I'm thinking about this device but I might just wait until the s4 comes out. Undecided at this point. Anyway the reason for this thread is because I didn't see any others about the fact that we can now overclock the stock kernel with tegrak overclock, as long as you're rooted, from the play store. Most of you probably already know this and if there is a thread on this topic then just delete this but I didn't see one so I thought I would share the info.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bonebeatz1234:
Why don't you just buy the phone used on Craig list they go for about 200/250 in Chicago I seen one sold for 150 and save your upgrade. This is a good phone but better things are already popping up. I say get this on Craig list is because it would at least give you 4g lte, wimax don't compare on speeds. And where I live wimax is not availbe my girl friend hates sprint with 3g but. Love using my phone 4g lte because I can tether my net to her phone.View attachment 1700869
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] t4d73:
Yeah most likely where I live I'll never see lte. Never saw wimax so that I definitely won't see either lol. I mostly use wifi because I can't stand 3G either. I'll have to check out Craigslist though. You can get one for $119.00 on Amazon wireless. But then again you are burning an upgrade on last year's device. The gs2 with stock jellybean is pretty cool though. It'll be even better once we get source but who knows how long we'll have to wait for that. Hopefully soon.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cas8180:
I haven't been able to get tegrak working with stock jb.... Sucks. I miss it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] t4d73:
Hmmm wonder why. Are you using any other cpu apps. I'm using it without issues atm.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cas8180:
It not compatible with the s3 and sprints jb see the comments in the store
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] t4d73:
Damn that sucks. I wonder if it will get fixed. Didn't you or someone you knew know the developer or something? I remember you trying to convince people it worked on stock kernel lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Yeah tegrak is cool a very good app for stock.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cas8180:
Ya I sent multiple emails no response and he hasn't touched it since DEC 19th
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jonapunk:
They are on sale at best buy for 99.99 at least they were yesterday
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cas8180:
My personal opinion would be to hold off for the s4 I LIKE me s3 but with the s2 also running JB it can do for most part all that the s3 can do minus NFC. If you look at them on paper you will see a minor all around spec jump. However you look at the s2 on paper and what people are guessing the s4 will have that should be a major jump. Plus samsung is really neck and neck with apple right now at least by wall streets anaylists so I am sure the s4 is going to be just a beast of a phone and hopefully put that final nail in apples coffin. The s3 almost did it

Made leaps and bounds more than any other android hand set to date so that should say something so it will be very exciting to see what the s4 will look like. And also done forget Google is working on the x phone. I imagine that will be a beast of a phone as well. As it will be Motorola and googles first tight collaboration since the acquisition.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] t4d73:
Yeah 99 bucks is a great deal but I don't to burn the upgrade just yet. I was so close to doing it too but I'm going to just wait for the s4. Besides other than the leaks for the s2 I've been running, which have been really great, we still haven't seen the final build or source yet so it's only going to get better.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Yeah go with crigslist. 200
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TxJ0k3r:
Tegrak isn't meant for Snapdragon Processors.

Tegra-k lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] t4d73:
Why not?? It works just fine. That statement makes no sense.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] t4d73:
Here's even better proof. Almost like you guys lol! On stock obviously.

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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jadeariyel:
Hello! Last night, my phone died while I was out. When I got home, I plugged it into the wall charger and I noticed the LED didn't come on. I left it charging overnight for about 6 hours and tried to turn it on - no luck. I read on another topic that you needed to charge it to ~2% through USB for it to begin charging on the wall if it's "too" dead, so I left it on my laptop for an hour but again with no luck. I did notice that my laptop couldn't recognize a device though, and since my phone was the only thing plugged in, it means my phone was 'on'. I held the power button and the device disconnected, held the power button again, the unknown device reconnected. So my phone is turning on and off, so I wondered it was my screen. I turned it on, but no sounds worked when I messed with the volume button, so I'm going to rule the screen out. Despite being able to turn 'on', I can't get into recovery and it won't truly turn on.

I'm rooted and unlocked, running a version of PA, though I haven't updated it in some months and haven't downloaded anything other than a picture or two to my phone recently, so I don't think I've bricked it or anything.

I've never used ADB or fastboot or anything like that, so if there's a solution through that I'd be happy to try it out. If there's anything I forgot to mention, please tell me!

Thanks in advance for any help I can get.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iElvis:
This has happened to some people. It seems like going completely dead can somehow corrupt something in the firmware in rare cases.

Open Device Manager and plug in your phone, then see what pops up. If you see QHUSB_DLOAD, your phone has bricked, but it may be fixable. Check into the Unbricking Evita thread and see if the guys there can help.

Failing that, get a warranty exchange.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Try different button combinations (hold power, or hboot combination) while the phone is plugged into the wall charger. At least one person I was trying to help, got his phone to power on this way, when nothing else seemed to work.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] exad:
Sounds like you're phone is in qdl mode. i second trying the unbricking thread.