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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
Well I was on ma5 and I rolled back to ljc and took the update and I have no problems

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skunk Ape1:
I wiped cache, dalvik, wiped data/factory reset and wiped system as well. I flashed the modem, flashed the ROM and have no issues with the lte or 3g. There is no reason to do the update first. :rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] neopolotin75:
See I tried that over 4 times with the odex and deodex and all I could muster was a cdma connection only...if lte/cdma/vdo was checked I had no data. I rolled back then did the update and it worked. What would cause that issue?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skunk Ape1:
I wouldn't know.... I'm going to try again though to see if it was a fluke...

Edit: I have lte/cdma selected and am getting 3g data right now. I will be going to an area with 4g in about an hour. I will report again when I find out.

Indeed thing I hate about MA7. The damned smart stay icon is on continuously. It sucks....

Edit: 4g definitely works. No fluke...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skripka:
I straight up flashed the ma7 modem over my ljc modem and pacman rom install. Wiped dalvik and cache and everything is still working.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Adanedhels:
Notice guys that the kernel for both the ROM and the update are old. I don't know why but the kernel in both locations dies not update to the current version. The date should be 2013 if it updated. If you find out it didn't grab Garwyns version of the MA7 kernel so you are running the right kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xyojimbox:
Can you link us to the new kernel
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
I don't know what you're talking about. I had garwynn 0.2.2 (3.0.63) and ma5 rom, flashed billard's stock ljc zip, then flashed the ma7 ota update zip and the kernel is from jan 29 2013.

If you installed just the ma7 rom instead of the full update then yes it doesn't include kernel or recovery or firmware.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lovekeiiy:
I came from a deoxideized MA5 and didn't have issues. I did a divack, cache and system wipe. I flashed the firmware first, then modem, then rom, than firmware one more time. Booted fine.

I then flashed Persesu Alpha 31 (Jan 32) kernal, mutliwindow mod, 4-1 reboot mod.

The only issue I had was I removed something I shouldn't have through Titanium Backup and Google Play crash and wouldn't open. I had to reflash MA7 rom.

I haven't noticed any issue with network connections than compared to normal. I have LTE connections most of time at home and at work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Adanedhels:
Key

The fact is that thier are some people that have problems with the kernel not updating when installing the Ma7 update. Zip. Just because it worked for you does not negate the fact that it is happening to other people. Good grief man read though the entire thread other people are having this problem. If you aren't helping c your way out.

As for posting the link

http://www.sxtpdevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=151

That links directly to the ma7 kernel Garwynn has modified. For those that can't get the kernel to installment correctly.

Adan
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
Can someone tell me what the base band is. . Somehow my base band is at ma5 despite going back to ljc and running update. Zip I am not happy

Ok baseband =modem.. flashed ma7 modem and now I am back on ma7..

Now the question is. .how did I get off of ma7 modem or was I ever on ma7 modem after using the update.zip from the firums?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
What "firmware" file did you flash for ma7?

There is no such thing yet that I can see.

Only rom, modem, and kernel.

In a couple threads you are telling people they don't need to go back to stock to get everything. I don't think this is true yet.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] finalhit:
Guess I also have an out of date kernel. Anyone know where I can get the new one? Im trying to keep everything stock-rooted, so an unmodified version would be best.

swyped all these spelling errors from my galaxy note 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
The first post in this thread.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aheeejd:
I've been paying attention to these threads. I'm on jellybombed v10.0.1, LJC, perseus alpha 25. I've just flashed this rom, been on aosp. After flashing the jellybombed rom I am getting the ota update. Can I accept the update, & then just re-root, or may I be asking for trouble doing it that way. TIA

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mackentosh:
You dont need to go back to completely stock I flashed the modem 1st then flashed this right on top of MacksROM revived LJC and havent had a problem
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
it doesnt matter. just flash garwynns kernel or perseus. the kernel can, but in this case, doesn't affect lte or mobile data in general. if someone will send me their "official" boot.img from sprint from the new update, i will add init.d support and repackage it into the rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kgbcapthowdy:
here is my quesiton. I have stock deodexed LJC rom.

Can I wipe cache and davlik and flash these and be ok?

Can I wipe the phone and cache and davlik and flash these files?

Or do I need to go to stock LJC and then root and install recovery and flash these?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] digiblur:
People wonder why their phones do screwy stuff with people encouraging others to mix files between bases.... Smh..

Just like in the past with people flashing just the modem and not the NVRAM changes that go with it and wondering why their LTE was still messed up.

Sent from my little Note2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
But this is not the full update. You can do many things and not have a problem, but you can't call them "ma7". You should be clear that, untill they remove "still working on an all in one" from the first post, then applying this rom+kernel+modem is only a partial, say 95% update to ma7.

Until they get the rest of the parts, (which admittedly may possibly be just one other part, and that may possibly not even have changed from ma5, which we DO have), then the only way to get a full update is to revert to stock and apply the update.zip or take the ota.

That could happen tomorrow and make this moot but until it happens people should stop telling other people that all they need is this. It's inaccurate and when you are advising others you are obligated to be accurate. That's all I'm trying to get across.

---------- Post added at 02:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:38 PM ----------

The kernel posted in the first post isn't right? Damn I did the full update last night but I already replaced the kernel with garwynn's.

Can you reapply the full update without going back to ljc? Can you even go back to ljc after doing the full ma7 update? I wouldn't mind flashing back temporarily and I have time to kill today but I don't know if I've heard of anyone successfully going back from full ma7 and lived to tell about it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] finalhit:
Thats what I used (thw unmodified one anyway). I still have 2012 kernel compile date

swyped all these spelling errors from my galaxy note 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
Yeah from the last few posts it seems the kernel in the first post it wrong. The full update.zip is once again the only way to get full proper ma7 so far.

You can install garwynn's kernel in the meantime. It's not ma7 exactly, it's ma7 kernel source, but updated to the latest version of linux, then compiled and packaged same as ma7. It's a good drop-in for either ma5 or ma7.

http://www.sxtpdevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=151
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BlueGoldAce:
So how does this differ from the post by garwayn ( something like that)? If I already flashed this and the modem, and I flash the kernel from above...what else needs to be done?

I cam from rooted stock ljc.

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] huytrang90:
Does anyone know of a way to go back to full stock ma7 or with odin?

I have follow step to go back to ljc from lk8 then update. Zip and flashing this Rom.

I have tried flagging modem, kernel and even this Rom again without helping my issue with 3g.

The problem is now I have no 3g at all. I can get wifi and phone call.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
That IS garwynn's. Go to garwynn's ma7 community kernel thread and follow the link in the first post. Look familiar?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BlueGoldAce:
You misunderstand. There is a post in this forum that is for a ma7 restore. I'm curious to how it differs from this thread.

Also, how does garwynn's kernel differ from the stock ma7 kernel? Is running his kernel with pegasusq governor like what one would be running if they were stock uprooted ma7?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aheeejd:
I know people are getting worked up by allot of questions, & rightfully so in some cases. I think the threads about the ma7 update are a mess by all the different questions, I'm confused now the more I read lol. Anyway, I have a question, I know that when these updates (ota) come out, some areas get them sometimes well before other areas. I flashed jellybombed v10.0.1 this morning & I keep getting the pop up for the update. So my question is this, can I just flash the restore to stock unrooted LJC rom, accept the ota & then that'll be it right? I won't have to flash in stock recovery this or that. Is this correct, or would I still have to do other stuff? Thank you!

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mackentosh:
Thanks for quoting me but anyways I was going to mod it myself but when I decompiled the service.jar and flashbar.apk I noticed everything was indentical to MA5 that why I posted that thank you sir
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
Going to step in here and take the blame for some of the confusion here. :(

First, the update.zip I posted was and is 100% a match for the OTA and was pulled directly from Google's servers. Whatever is in the zip is exactly what Google/Samsung/Sprint wanted us to have. I just flashed it again and show a kernel date of January 29, 2013 (screenshot below).

Second, I've pulled the stand-alone kernel from my site and am going to look into it a little more when I have my PC in front of me. I honestly think I grabbed the wrong boot.img when I packed it and didn't catch it. I apologize for the confusion. I will get this corrected.

Third, Garwynn's kernel (if I'm thinking of the same one you're referring to) is built from source so it should match the update.zip.

As for the LTE issues I'm afraid I'm no help there. I'm in a spot where I barely got 4G on WiMax. Lol

Once again sorry for the confusion. Now that we've put that part to rest let's see if he can help Sprint fix the LTE issues. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] digiblur:
You are quite welcome!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
it may not have been anything you did. it simply may not have updated my kernel when i did it. i probably didnt look closely enough when i pulled it from my phone. the kernel in garwynns one-click is the same one too i think.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BlueGoldAce:
So the kernel in the op is correct or incorrect?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Adanedhels:
just so you know

RWilco,

Just a fyi no blame here I was paying attention to the thread and noticed that not only had my kernel not updated but neither had a few other people. I realized the original update.zip you posted had the same issue for me and would probably have the same issue for them when I went back to stock and installed from there. The kernel still did not take so I was just wanting to make sure that people had the current kernel. I want you to know you do a fantastic job and I appreciate the help. I simply want to help people if I can and the only thing software wise I am good at anymore is testing :).

Hope it helped you out some. I was mostly negative in the tone towards a individual who kept telling me I was wrong when I was telling people to use Garwynn's kernel in order to make sure they were on the newest update.

Do you happen to know if there is any reason the kernel wasn't updating when using you update.zip as mine was stuck with the LJC kernel after the install...?

If you need help testing let me know if I have the time I will do so.

Thanks again sir,

Adan
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
I appreciate the response and the feedback. No offense taken or anything, I just want to see if we can get it all corrected.

I've actually been trying to replicate the issue you and others have been having but am having no luck, it's updated directly for me each time. Just to be sure I've got it right, what method were you using to get to LJC before updating?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
the All-In-One Firmware package has been added to the op. It should solve any LTE issues anyone was having.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fryingpan0613:
Awesome! Thank you!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kgbcapthowdy:
I hate to do this but what is the best way to do this from LJC?

do i need to wipe or just flash over what i have?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
Ah gotcha. Well so far it seems the same but I can't answer with any more authority since it's only a few days.

Garwynn said he just took the stock ma7 source for kernel 3.0.31 and applied the upstream linux incrimental patches to bring it up to 3.0.63. That means it should still behave exactly like a ma7 stock kernel as far as we're concerned.

Until people run it longer and accumulate stats, that's probably about all the answer that exists for that question for now. I haven't had any problems nor seen anyone else. But that doesn't mean much with so few hours of run time since garwynn 0.2.2 even existed. There could possibly be battery or memory leak or stability problems no one noticed yet.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
FYI for everyone. I'm mobile right now and running into issues packing the correct boot.img into a zip. I've sent it to t3 and he's getting it packed for everyone as we speak. :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Adanedhels:
Rwilco,

I used the stock unrooted ljc.zip you had on your server from the sextape team or you I'm not sure the author. Then I ran your update.zip as it just boot looped on ljcs startup. I did both installs via odin. At that point it started up just fine. I was able to root it.

But the kernel was the ljc kernel, I know this came from the stock ljc rooted zip as I had installed garwynns kernel prior to starting this process so it was overwritten at least once... But not by the update. Zip as it wasn't the current one.

Does that help? Oh I'll add I just installed the all in one click firmware and the kernel didn't install with that either... It's like the phone won't recognize or acknowledge the actual kernel...

Adan
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
that's because there isnt a kernel in it. it's just the firmware.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Adanedhels:
Oh good I was hoping my phone wasn't messed up.

T3 did you already pay the correct boot.img rwilco just posted he sent you or is that still in the works?

Thanks for the quick answer,

Adan
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
here is 100% stock: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390288116658474994

md5: a651d579542befa612c1d87dce621fdb

here is modified with init.d support: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390288116658474988

md5: 9d343b3334a939ca84557531cda91ad1

i'll put them in the op when i finish uploading the repacked roms.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] LMMT:
FWIW, the modified kernel has a typo in it's title. It is listed as L90VAPMA7, instead of L900VAPMA7. Thanks for posting this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
lol....also forgot to change the updater-script for the stock one. haha
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Adanedhels:
T3,

Works like a charm man my kernel updated to the correct build number.

Thanks you and rW rock!

If you need any help let me know.

Adan
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fryingpan0613:
Thank you T3 and RDubb!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skripka:
I'll second this!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] LMMT:
+1 Awesome!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
Based on your thoroughness I may have to hit you up for help testing sometime. :)

Thanks for helping us sort it out!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Adanedhels:
Just let me know.

Adan
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] schale01:
I'm getting an invalid zip file after downloading the new Stock_L900VPAMA7_DeOdex.zip Just tried it twice and same thing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] flashcity90:
same here
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] masterpero:
Yeah me too, dam dont tell me I gotta wait, after setting everything up to flash it lol sht
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] elijahbrown:
Got the same on PC. I hadn't checked the 2nd DL yet but it looks like i know what I'll find.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fryingpan0613:
Mine worked fine
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] elijahbrown:
Just checked 2nd download, seems to be fine. Might want to try again guys.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
Awesome! Was able to patch the exynos vulnerability with the new kernel, but stay on LJC to keep a working allshare cast.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] finalhit:
Is the stock all in one rooted? Does it clear data?

swyped all these spelling errors from my galaxy note 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] guycan:
Do we need to reset Google wallet before flashing the all in one firmware.thanks in advance

SGNote2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
I think that is always a good idea.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] elniper:
The Op doesn't state, (instructions on how to flash this properly) do you need to be on LJC to flash this rom especially the update zip. I am on LK8 deodex, do I can I flash the update zip (t3s update zip now posted) from twrp first then the MA7 deodex ROM?? Thanks....

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bjrmd:
I flashed this(modem then rom) over my lk8, cache/dalvik wipe only then debloated again

Seems fine
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] schale01:
I didn't need to rollback to LJC to flash the firmware. I flashed the firmware all-in-one over MA5 and all seems well. 3G, 4G and voice all function fine. Still running system MA5-DEODEXED and there seems to be no ill effect.

Still unable to open the DEODEXED Zip file, gives an unexpected end of file/invalid zip. Trying to download the ODEX version now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KB112:
I flashed the all in one zip last night. This morning I woke up to this notification. It appears an update was downloaded it wants me to install it.

I'm running the ma7 firmware on Mack's 5.0 ROM. All I did was flash the zip, same I did for MA5. Should I install this update? It keeps reappearing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] schale01:
The update will probably just fail if you try to install it. The OTA checks for stock recovery and certain Checksums on the system partition. Just delete the update and update your buildprop (I think it's the line, ro.build.version.incremental)to make the phone believe that it has the latest update.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AzN MusiQ:
Hey everyone,

Is there a theme for Theme Chooser, like the UI from Rasbeanjelly? Not the 4.2 rasbeanjelly, i mean the 4.1 rasbeanjelly where only settings, phone, popups were themed.

Greetz,

AzN

Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk 2
[General Questions and Answers] camiilog76:
Good friends I have this question: this application CyanDelta Updater works with ROM temasek's UNOFFICIAL BUILD CM10.1 ?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] histerias:
I really didn't want to post a thread about this, but I've been searching everywhere on the forums for problems similar to mine, but all the possible solutions that i find, don't work. First off I have a Galaxy SII SGH-1777 that has cyanogenmod which isn't charging, or turning on. Whenever i charge the phone, it feels as if the camera is heating up on the left side.

Solutions tried:

Purchased new battery

Cleaned usb port/wire.

Removed the battery, waited an hour put the battery back in, waited another few hours before charging.

Thank you for all the help, if any other details are needed please ask.
[Nokia Lumia 920] azharisadig:
Today I found one in windows store via this link

http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=2e25196a-1cf9-4c39-9caa-0fe52302008f

After a while the tile stop working and it seems that the app needs update for the delay minutes between the tile and the phone clock. Why developing such app seems hard.. HTC made one already??
[Nokia Lumia 920] Lemark:
I read that the tile will be refreshed automatically in minimum of 30minutes due to a limitation in SDK. Unless you bother to refresh it manually every once in a while, I don't think it is meaningful to develop a "live" tile clock at this time.
[Nokia Lumia 920] foxbat121:
Correct. the minimum tile update cycle is 30 minutes or 15 minutes if you use external web link to help update the tile. Such limitation makes it impossible to implement any kind of useful clock tile.

As for HTC, phone makers and carriers have the privilege to create special apps that don't have the same limitation as 3rd party apps.
[Nokia Lumia 920] long.nd:
I'm using a Nokia Phone (Lumia 920). I also downloaded HTC clock app (XAP file) from windowsphone store and I want to deploy it to my phone. But I got an error message: "XAP file is invalid".

Does anyone know anyway to get HTC app on other windowsphone 8 devices?
[Nokia Lumia 920] Ikkari:
I really like the HTC clock from my 8S... I would absolutely love to have it also on my Lumia 920... :D
[General Topics] willverduzco:
Want to get started developing for these cool Android Stick Computers? Let us know your idea, and you are automatically entered for a chance to win one of three CuBox units, thanks to the kind generosity of Solid-Run!

Note: This contest is open to Recognized Developers who live in the US and UK only. Winners will be selected by myself and Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler. More details will follow in the associated XDA Portal post, so be sure to check out www.xda-developers.com .

Good luck to all who enter!

Edit: Contest is now live! http://www.xda-developers.com/android/win-a-cubox-from-solid-run/
[General Topics] AdamOutler:
Aww.. I'm selecting? I was going to enter and offer to develop a way to brick one seeing as how their website says they're Unbrickable for developers.. Sounds like a challenge. Someone else do this for me :)
[General Topics] h8rift:
I would consider toying with XBMC, linux, android or whatever i can toy with on it and look at trying to do an AOSP/Cyanogenmod build on it if its possible. Its very low powered, but appears to have some kernel source available. Is it feasible to be done? no idea. Would have to take a shot at it to find out.

Thanks,

-h8rift

EDIT: Just re-read Adam's note...yeah i'm sure i'll brick it along the way and let you know how it goes, hehe.