yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
That's a good idea, speedman.

You don't actually have to install any software.

The stock "screenshot" works well enough.

Ok, the colors are all screwed up, but still.

screenshot /sdcard/snap.png

Oh, yes you can buy screens from NST's gutted for parts.

It just that they cost about as much as a used NST.

If it were mine, I'd do some hacking.

I've already got a console UART connector soldered to the board.

I'd see about expanding the key matrix and seeing if I could get some I/O pins going.

JTAG would be fun to play with.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Husky997:
Hi

I have a little question why on galaxy tab plus gt-p6200 is a few roms but have a parametrs like i9100 exynos 4210. Only another screen resolution 1024x600 and i9100 480x800.

Can I convert/ported roms and kernel from sgs2 to galaxy tab plus, becouse sgs got a lot of best roms and kernels like miui, cm, siyah kernels.

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f-r:
Sgs2 is more popular, so more developers work on it.

If you want and are able to develop roms for any device - please do. There are people who'll be glad to use it.

Sent from my digital submersible hovercraft.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Husky997:
Odp: [Q]SGS 2 roms convert to galaxy tab plus

Yes probably, but I normall user not developer like others, and think how to install roms from sgs2 nothing changing ( or a little) on gtp. Why develop how there the same chip.

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IndianKarmas:
Hi,

I have searched extensively on google but couldn't find an answer, so posting question here in case if someone has figured it out.

Let's say I have a contact ABC with phone number 1234 and I use WAIT feature while saving number. so number in cm10.1 is something like 1234;56789 (where ; = WAIT).

When I dial the contact it dials correctly, gives me the number to send correctly. Issue I have is that, in the call log it only shows 1234 as a totally new number and doesn't show up as the contact name at all.

I have read that it is a issue with CM10.1 & aosp dialers (somewhere in contacts.apk) what I did like to know is how to fix it (not using an app).

Would appreciate any advice/guidance on it.

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ihugyou:
Got a new rom yesterday. Was working fine, phone was charging fine. Today After using the phone for about 10 hours it just died. I didn't do anything new such as download any new apks or flash any thing. But it just died. When I hold power it can go to the samsung screen and just die, when I hold power vol down and home it goes to the download screen for like 5 sec and dies, when I go to cwm it dies in a short time as well.

Now I have it wall charging and I'm getting no LED light, so I'm worried!!!

Any recommendations?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Speedin07si:
Depending on what rom. Some don't play well with the led. Also you have to make sure it's checked in the settings.

Have you tried turning it on while it's charging?

Sent from a planet far far away.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ihugyou:
Some times it turns on while charging, but will just turn back off.

I'm using This Rom

Edit* the led normally turns on while charging...im not that much of a newb, i'm just thinking I might have bricked my phone.. It's strange that it happened a whole day after I flashed the rom though..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
If it's turning on its not bricked at all. It's a charging issue, take the back cover off make sure the battery is making good contact with its connection points. Close it back up and plug it in and let it charge for 30 tp 40 minutes check if it comes on. Sometimes when the battery dies completely it takes some time to get some charge into it. The booting up process uses a ton of power, once on make sure you leave it plugged in and charge fully.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ihugyou:
Ok because the one time it actually came on it said it was at 70%, which I'm assuming is totally incorrect. So I will now plug it into the wall and let it charge for quite a while, I jsut think it's weird that the light never comes on (which it normally does).....

thanks for the tips dudes!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Nice write-up :good:

@OP If you can't get the unroot process to work (like the guy above me said) just flash a rom made for the international S3, thats a sure-fire way to brick you phone

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] porshce2:
It was quite a nice wall of text. And oh yes, bricking your phone is a great idea! Say it was an OTA or something haha
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ihugyou:
Ok so SG3 should have a warranty even though I don't have carrier insurance?

And did you try replacing the battery?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] porshce2:
Correct, there is a 1 year warranty on the phone and 6 months on the battery and charger. And yes I switched with another OEM battery and the issue persisted. However, the S3 I switched the batteries with continued to work so I believe it is the phone itself and not the battery or charger. It might be the connector points but my phone did strange things before turning off. It may be a combination of many things as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ihugyou:
Where exactly did you take your phone to return it? The samsung people are giving me a hard time it seems.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] porshce2:
I requested a Repair Service. You can contact them at 1-888-987-4357 and request the service there. They'll send you a UPS label and give you an RMA number. I tried to do it through the site but it didn't work so your best bet is to call them there. It's very simple to do it if your phone is already registered. Otherwise you'll have to give them the HEX number I believe. It's under your battery so just have that ready.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ihugyou:
Ok currently i have my phone running amazingly, re rooted, and installed moar morphology, I'm gonna give this some time and see what happens.. if it dies again i'm bricking it for good and returning it.

I really appreciate your help!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] porshce2:
Well if it does happen again, don't brick it unless you can't get it to turn on for long enough to flash stock. Hopefully it'll still be under warranty if it does happen again. And no problem! Good luck!:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ihugyou:
This phone is giving me some epic ****in stress, can't load a rom, can revert to stock, but how boring is that... i've tried flashing at least 3 roms so far, this is taking forever, it just sits at the samsung galaxy screen now or reboots to recovery lol wtf ****ing phone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
If think you need to take a deep breath and relax. Try doing some more reading, it sounds like your missing a step somewhere. There's something which may be insignificant but your missing it.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Deleted member 4375915:
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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] acwalter:
ATT seems to work

Sweet idea! Just tried this on an ATT GS3 and it seems fine. I did not test other apps. I do get an unsupported device tag at the top in the app but I don't think that impedes the function. When I use the Nexus device device, name and model (maguro, yakju and Galaxy Nexus) I don't get the warning but probably more likely to end up with incompatible apps.

Do you reset Google Wallet prior to flashing a new rom or do you just have the build.prop update before you run wallet?
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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] calaski8123:
I'm confused. I have Wallet installed on my Verizon GS3 and I have no problems now. I am rooted and running Synergy ROM. When installed Wallet, I had to use a patched APK and edit my build.prop prior to installing Wallet to trick the phone similarly to what your script does (Galaxy Nexus, yakju, and maguro instead) After installing and setting up Wallet, I restored my original SCH-I535, d2vzw, d2vzw settings in build.prop and rebooted again. I am running Wallet no problems and it doesn't even tell me that I am using an unsupported device.

When I reboot my phone, it does not affect Wallet and my build.prop is not modified. I don't understand why someone would need your script to keep modifying the build.prop to say it is the pretend device? Please don't take my reply wrong, I'm simply trying to figure out what I am missing, not be a jerk.

I am always leary about leaving my build.prop modified because you trick other things into thinking your phone is something it is not. I feel this leaves you open to potential problems. I used Goo Manager the other day to see if there were any updates for my ROM and because of a modified build.prop it thought my phone was an AT&T GS3 and if I had downloaded and tried to flash an AT&T ROM I might have bricked it. I'm not sure, but I wouldn't want to take that chance. Also, isn't there a possibility of downloading an app from the Play Store that is only for the Sprint phone you're pretending to be and causing problems?

Jim
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] calaski8123:
Hi Jeremiah,

Thanks for the info. Just so you know, I used that Google installer few weeks ago and it worked fine. I changed to a new ROM last week and forgot to reset wallet before switching which caused bunch of problems. I was able to fix them but the installer did not work for me anymore. I was however able to get wallet working by manually editing build.prop and installing a patched apk of wallet. After wallet was up and running, I reverted back to the d2vzw and SCH-I535 version of build.prop. So you know, I have my correct build prop AND a working Google wallet. I can send you the link but its the Verizon Google wallet thread in the mods and app forum under Verizon GS3. I understand if you switch ROMs it would need to be reset and build prop edited again, but I don't think the is a need to keep your build prop edited unless you are using the play version of wallet. Perhaps the link could get you the patched version and that might help.

Take care,

Jim
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] calaski8123:
Oh OK... I'm not sure but that makes sense... You would know more than me! Thanks... Again I was just looking for clarification. Thanks for your work. Good luck.

Jim
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Triskite:
So to clarify, when you say:

"And you don't need to do anything as the user before or after flashing a new ROM"

Do you really mean "you still have to reset Google Wallet before flashing a new ROM"?

Also, I'm wondering if it's possible that modifying build.prop might cause my Nfc.apk to stop functioning. I'm wondering this because it stopped functioning (after using 'Google Wallet Installer' - which does replace nfc.apk I believe, so that could be it, but not sure).

Jim will you please tell me how you fixed it? I did not reset Wallet before installing a new ROM a couple months ago and unfortunately all my nandroids are bad due to a CWM bug involving partitions (I didn't do anything to my partition structure manually...).

Thanks a lot!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] calaski8123:
Hi,

I'll tell you what I did, but I was just trying anything so I'm not sure if I got lucky or if you have to do everything I say... First I went into application manager and I cleared all data and updates from wallet. Then I rebooted into recovery and did full wipe 3x. Then I went onto Google on my laptop and logged in. Go to wallet and then to your activated devices. Not sure what they are called but you will see all your devices that have wallet. Some might day deactivated. If there are any active then disable or remove them. I don't remember what the term is Google uses to Deactivate. Once you have no active wallet applications left on Google go back to your phone. Install the working ROM or good backup. I had a good backup with wallet working...i was able to restore that nandroid and reset wallet from within the app so that i could then install the new ROM. then After setup, reboot again and wipe dalvic cache in recovery. Then try to install wallet again. Thats pretty much how I got it fixed... The key was getting it deactivated online.

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Oh and I uninstalled wallet after clearing the cache and updates.. Forgot that part sorry.

Jim
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 08BajaBoy:
I followed the instructions to the T and it worked perfectly. Thank you. But my question is, what happens to the Tasker Profile? After, I went back in to check out what you did. I am a relatively new Tasker user and was curious about what all was intailed. But when I went back the profile was gone and the only sign that I had imported the xml file was two variables. Is it supposed to disapear?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] scorchedsky:
Correct, the patches lag behind the updates somewhat. You can only use Play Store Wallet if you build.prop matches Play Store Wallet accepted devices (d2spr being one of them). For this reason, I prefer to wait for the updated patched version - if you do that, you can keep d2vzw or whatever you want in your build.prop

As far as resetting when changing ROMs, back when everything was stored on the secure element resetting was a big pain in the ass. I don't even bother anymore - there's a separate "reset wallet" option in the menu of the actual app (different than clearing app data), but you don't need to use it. I just keep a version of Wallet Installer V3 in TiBu, and restore it after installing a new rom. After restoring Wallet Installer, just run it once and then reset build.prop - the installer downloads the latest patched Wallet.apk.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 08BajaBoy:
I tried going through the steps again but I cant get Tasker to recognize the xml file when going through the import sequence. I downloaded and extracted (when extracrted its another file folder with the xml file in it), placed it on the root of my internal sd card. I go into tasker to import. It recognizes the file folder but when I select it, there isn't anything inside. Tasker wont recognize the basic xml file. I remeber when I first did this, the xml file was recognized without being in a folder. I can plainly see the xml file on the root of the sd card from Root Explorer in ROM toolbox. Would have it something to do with the permissions of the xml file? I show the permissions as rw-rw-r--.

I think I know why I am having to go this. I didn't follow the step to the T. I clicked "Run" before saving becasue I didn't see the green checkmark.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 08BajaBoy:
I have the actually xml file on my sd card. It is named Replace_build.prop.prf.xml

When i go to the file through Root Browser in ROM Toolbox, its visible. I click it and it presents me with options to open it. I select Tasker and is says "Failed to move import to my sd directory"
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 08BajaBoy:
I am not what was happening but I updated to CM10.1.0 RC2. I cleared anything I had tried previously with this tut. redownloaded the file and went though everthing again. It worked and the tasker profile stuck this time. Thanks for the help.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DroidDw:
Great write up. Very simple to install. Google wallet was installed and running in less than 5 minutes. Thank you!

Galaxy S3 :good:

MOAR :BetteR:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 08BajaBoy:
Can anyone confirm this method works with 4.3? I made the jump to CM10.2 Nightly 8/27 (and tried 8/14, I think) and my phone goes into bootloop. It was working fine on CM10.1.2.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DroidDw:
I have used two of the methods mentioned in this post. Used the Tasker method for TW roms, Synergy & MOAR. Currently on Eclipse 4.3 using the flashable zip method. Very simple and works perfectly.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] htcoveblue:
I used the flashable zip. I'm getting insufficient secure element error.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] htcoveblue:
I uninstalled Wallet, flashed the NFC Fix from the link below, re-installed Wallet. All good now. I haven't tested Tap to Pay yet, but it all appears to be working. No more insecure element error.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=45793294&postcount=248
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 08BajaBoy:
Do you use nightlies? Does it survive the flashing? Does the NFC fix only work with TW based ROMs?

edit - i tried the flashable zip menthod and I cant get to the point of downloading GW becasue I get a constant "Unfortunately, Nfc service has stopped." Every time time I click "Ok" it comes up again immediately.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] htcoveblue:
I can't answer most of your questions. I'm on BoneStock, which is a TW ROM. I haven't flashed another ROM since installing this. But the NFC fix definitely worked for me and allowed me to use the Wallet installer from this thread.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrclowny:
My LTE signal is almost non existent, but my Note 2 still connects to it. It's very slow. HSPA is much faster. Is there a way to disable LTE?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nunyabiziz:
Few things, this has been asked and answered before. Questions should be asked in q&a sub. Back to your question. I not sure if it works on all carrier but with at&t you would just need to add another apn then there will be an option for network type.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrclowny:
Sorry, I tried to search but it was disabled and I was losing my patience with my LTE speed at home especially when it's soo much faster than my wifi at work and at my parents house....

Can you please enlighten this newb by telling me how to add another apn please?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrclowny:
Mods please close thread. I'll post a new thread in the proper section. Sorry
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NightOrchid:
Hi Folks

Im a new proud owner of a Note, just got it today and loving it so far, waiting for JB in March though :).

Ive checked and my Note has the "YES insane chip", however, i only flash Stock roms through odin and use Stock recovery after each flash, so am I right in reading that its only custom ROMS and Kernels that can brick it, so I never have to worry about it bricking or is there something i should be careful of when flashing stock roms as well.

Thanks :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxPixX:
No, if you wipe your data through a factory reset there is a high chance in bricking the device.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NightOrchid:
Oh.. wow, how can Sammy release hardware like this then, thats pretty bad. I take it the New S3s and Note 2s dont have thiese chips then.

Cheers
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guv.:
Samsung claims, that recent stock recoveries are safe, no one knows for sure if that's true.

If you want to be absolutely safe, use a recent custom kernel, those are known to be safe, since they completely disable the broken erase function.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NightOrchid:
I did a factory reset > wipe Cache earlier and it booted ok thankfully. Im on UK XXLRK 404 (July 2012) so how recent do Samsung mean, but it seems to be on all 404 Roms (s2/Note), but thanks for the heads up... can I just say though that I would Never "Factory Reset" through Settings because im not sure if it wipes the cache or does much really, also the next and only update ill be doing will be JB 412 in March, if it arrives

Cheers
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NightOrchid:
Can I just ask, when JB comes out in a few weeks, would you recommend to flash a safe kernel first, then update to JB.. or because Im Updating, should I just flash straight to stock JB in ODIN, then reset through Stock Recovery.

EDIT:

Also, Im new to this device so could anyone recommend a safe fast kernel to use with a stock 404 Rom.. Unrooted

Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
speedmod, Philz, hydracore.. all are safe

if you are not rooted then update via kies. or via odin.. dont do reset in stock recovery of ICS... or JB yet as not yet confirmed safe.. may be after the sources come out.. one of the devs can confirm it
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azharkanorwala:
I was trying my hands on ubuntu from paranoid, but flashed ics, and mistakely i didnt wipe anything before flashing,so i did wipe on ics kernel, so it was stuck on bootloop ,but i could enter recovery and download. so i first flashed philz kernel and did a wipe and downgraded to gb. So i want to know is this the emmc brick bug or a soft brick..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
so if your phone is working you were lucky..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azharkanorwala:
Ya my phone is working but what kind of brick was this. i have read about emmc brick bug but couldnt get what is it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhinav quietly brilliant:
A soft brick
[Asus Transformer TF700] foothill17:
Thinking about replacing my Acer Iconia A500 with a Asus TF700. Any advice appreciated on whether there is enough performance difference between the two to make this a wise move.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Yes definitely.

Had the Acer A700 myself with an overheat problem.

Bought the TFI after returning the Acer.

Had a few downs with performance...not now however.

Try to read thru the development section to get an idea what can be done with the device.

Not recommending any tweaking...just referring in case you might be interested.

Be advised it's best to try and stick with HD tablet apps from the market.

More and more HD apps are showing up weekly.

Hope you enjoy if you do make the leap.
[Asus Transformer TF700] foothill17:
Upgrade advice

Thanks for the insight. My biggest challenge right now is convincing my wife that she needs a tablet. She didn't think she needed her own laptop until I got her one for Christmas a couple of years ago. She'll get the Acer A500 on the trickle down theory.

I've enjoyed flashing Roms on the A500 but it seems that with it's age things are slowing down so maybe it's time to move on. I'll be reading through the development thread as you suggested

Thanks again.
[Asus Transformer TF700] BarryH_GEG:
Wait. MWC is in less than two weeks and there will probably be announcements there regarding new tablets. The Xperia Z's global availability will most likely be announced as will the Galaxy Tab 3 Plus (GT-P5200) which is Samsung's version of the N10. The former has a 6,000mAh battery which may be an issue but the latter will have a microSD slot and hopefully not share the N10's QC issues. Regardless, the TF700 is a tweaked TF201 which is a year old design running a 15 month old SoC and requires a lobotomy which voids your warranty to get decent performance out of it. Some people said they got them for $350 which might be a good deal if you can find one for a similar price. But for $499 it's a bit outdated to purchase at this point in its lifespan. Especially with additional choices being announced soon.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
Very good points, Barry, and you made me laugh. I needed that -- work today so far has not been very fun (I work in a PCC/ED/ICU unit -- always some excrement in any given ventilator ;) ).
[Asus Transformer TF700] foothill17:
Upgrade advice

Thanks for your views, good points, but when new stuff comes out it usually takes the community awhile to discover the good and bad.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
I've been following the Xperia Z I hope it turns out to be a good tablet.

Been itching to get something and had been looking at the Nexus 4.

Just not a phone junkie as much as a tablet junkie.

Both the wife and I try to keep our devices as long as possible anyway.

All this jumping to next best thing wears us out :)

As a retiree I'm not out and about near as much so a tablet is best for me as a homebody.