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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] CKA1:
It's stock gingerbread. I don't know which version as I've never paid any attention to such things until now. I can get into download mode but I am reluctant to flash a ROM because it is difficult to predict specific results on specific devices, particularly on devices that are already having problems and where the specific version is not known. My preference is to somehow mount usb storage or otherwise enable usb debugging without access to the phone gui. If this is not possible I suppose I would consider rooting and flashing but I think this route is quite likely to have problems due to the lack of baseline information among other things. I'm new to Android and have no experience with this as I've never had a need for anything other than stock, un-rooted functionality. I know retrieving my data is possible as it's only flash memory. I just hoped that this could be done using Android specific development tools rather than getting down to a board and chip level approach.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] patrao_n:
I would just recommend using odin to flash the el26 kernel. From that recovery flashing a gingerbread rom zip. Your internal sd card is untouched. Your data would still be there unless you wiped in recovery

Or used odin to flash a one click gingerbread no data rom.

sent from MY BAD A$$ ET4G
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] CKA1:
That sounds promising. It was, in fact, the direction I was leaning until I flashed a supposed "no data" rom on a test phone only to have the pictures erased. I accept what you are saying, but as a newcomer to this arena, I have found the reliability of information and the stability and consistency of roms, etc., to be somewhat less than I had hoped for. That being said, I am interested in your approach but again, as a newcomer, I don't know where to look to find either the kernel or rom you mentioned. At least not from sources I know I can trust. I would normally be inclined to go with a stock rom for reliability's sake. Obviously however, by me being here it's clear that Sprint's roms aren't exactly the paragon of stability. Any advice or direction in that regard would be much appreciated.

Thanks!
[HTC Droid DNA] jreed2560:
Anybody else get this "enhancement" with the ota?
[HTC Droid DNA] pumah350:
yep, they brought it back...i kinda like it :)
[HTC Droid DNA] idkwhothatis123:
The game is awesome. Played it for years. Wish someone would post a deodexed version so I can play it on viper.
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
no problem Deodexed Teeter.apk
[HTC Droid DNA] CovXX:
What's this teeter?
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
Only like one of the funnest games
[HTC Droid DNA] klarson:
Like the best game ever!!!! Haha well not anymore imo, it definitely kills the time. Brings back memories of me playing it on my eris, or was it the incredible.... Too long ago. :P
[HTC Droid DNA] hyphydragon:
i thought it was a misspelling of "tether" lol
[HTC Droid DNA] jc332986:
How do I install it?
[HTC Droid DNA] Tedo:
Sorry but I didn't found Deodexed Teeter.apk ?!? :confused:

Maybe you deleted it?
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
I may have its been a long time. I'll check in a bit and see if I can find it floating around somewhere on my PC

---------- Post added at 12:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:47 AM ----------

I must have, it's back!

http://www.mediafire.com/download/upartjd3txpc395/Teeter.apk
[HTC Droid DNA] thayl0:
They should add more levels to it.
[HTC Droid DNA] Tedo:
Many thanks... :good:
[HTC Droid DNA] martuseich:
Running Galaxy S4 rooted on JB 4.3, Sacs custom ROM

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2512983&highlight=9603

The app starts with the full screen Teeter board display, then shrinks to one corner of the screen (about 25% of the screen), the little ball falls in the hole & makes the sound during the startup demo, then it just goes blank & app FC.

Silly as it sounds, this is one of my favorite games from the HTC EVO. I've been hunting for it for a long time now & was pretty excited to see it here.

Any ideas to get it working.
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
Well if the app relies on HTC framework it won't run correctly.

You can try to move to system/app and set perms correctly and try it that way
[HTC Droid DNA] martuseich:
Not exactly sure how to accomplish that. Can you lend me a little guidance?
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
Download the apk, move it from downloads to the /system/app/ directory using an explorer type app. Then you will change the permissions to

rw-r--r--

then reboot

like I mentioned, i'm not entirely sure this will work on non-sense devices. (no pun intended, even though it does make a good pun lol)
[HTC Droid DNA] dttung80:
Great bro.

Any version for lower resolution screen like HTC One X+

Big thanks ! :)
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
This came from an OTA we received, in no way did I produce this. HTC would have to release it for your specific device.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swanandp:
Hi,

I just switched from CM7.2 latest nightly build to Lezo_Buzz ROM.

The ROM works fine except thing that I can not receive any calls. On getting call, my ringtone plays and screen goes blank.

After few seconds it shows "com.android.phone has stopped unexpectedly" Force Close!

What shall I do in this case? I tried clearing data of dialer but things are still same!

I can dial calls normally... no issue in that.

Rom: Lezo_Buzz_1.8.3

Kernal:2.6.35.14-nFinity arco@tuxbox#1 // Sun Mar 18 16:07:45 CET 2012
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dito33:
My x10 won't read the sim card but it read before I root it.

PLEASE HELP
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Suhairul:
How to change battery icon??I try and nothing change after i reboot...:(
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dagger:
use a different theme and then reboot to see the applied changes....
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Suhairul:
Ok,thanks...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teymur96:
Hello

I have gt p-1000 gsm I have problem with turning it on. I tried to install heimdall thing and after that the problem started then I tried to put stock rom with Odin and now it goes to SAMSUNG writing on the screen flashing and nothing happens after
[Ubuntu Touch General] androidman23:
Will the go HP touchpad be capable of running Ubuntu and will it get a port?
[Ubuntu Touch General] Vistaus:
The HP Touchpad already has a native port of Ubuntu 11.10, 12.04, 12.10 and 13.04 (the latest being the most stable). I don't think Ubuntu for Phones will come to the Touchpad anytime soon because it's aimed at smartphones so not really at tablets with a 9.7 inch screen. Who knows what it'll look like (images of Android 2.3 on tablets pop up in my mind now lol). But if you mean spec-wise, than it's more than capable since it meets the minimum requirements by far.
[Ubuntu Touch General] oholika:
looking forward to this, a full featured ubuntu phone would be much more useful then the current desktop version ports which are nearly unusible.
[Ubuntu Touch General] androidman23:
I was thinking on the lines of the phone os
[Ubuntu Touch General] Vistaus:
The tablet version of Ubuntu Phone may get ported over but it requires at least 2 GB RAM (Nexus 7 and 10 excluded) and the HP Touchpad isn't really new hardware anymore so I'm not sure how fast it will run. Even the native port of 13.04 runs sluggish (albeit usable). The only thing running smooth and fast is the default webOS (which I still enjoy every day even though I'm an Ubuntu desktop user) but that's made for it so... But maybe someone can optimize it, it will be open source after all so it may run on the Touchpad albeit a bit laggy but useable. But we need the devs for that that currently maintain the 12.10 and 13.04 ports.
[Ubuntu Touch General] androidman23:
I think android Is running smooth in my opinion better than web os I'm using schizoid jellybean. I don't think Ubuntu will run all that smoothly but I'm sure there will be a port of some kind. A triple boot of web is android and Ubuntu would be nice :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaaji1359:
Yes, I've searched and searched. I'm getting the same nagasi (sp?) Status 7 error everyone else is getting, despite doing absolutely nothing to my phone other than rooting... 4.2.2 worked for my Nexus 4, why not Nexus 7?

Anyway, I keep on seeing that I need to revert back to stock 4.2.1. Using the N7 Toolkit, reverting back to 4.2.1 will delete all of my data, yes?

Is there a way to upgrade to 4.2.2 without deleting all of my data with using an easy tool such as the Nexus 7 Toolkit? I wasn't planning on spending 4 hours learning something just for a simple update...

*Insert "you should learn how to do stuff manually" comments*
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
I will assume your device has an unlocked bootloader; if not, ignore this.

As the bootloader is never relocked in either of the below procedures, the contents of the pseudo-SD card should be safe. But for Dog's sake, get a full backup of your tab off the tablet anyway.

Method 1 - Full re-root and restore scenario

(1) Make a nandroid backup. If everything after this fails, you can certainly return to where you started.

(2) Back up your Market apps & data using Carbon or TiB

(3) Flash (via fastboot or toolkit) the full factory 4.2.2 ROM. (Skip any bootloader unlock steps as you have already done this)

(4) Flash your favorite custom recovery into place

(5) Boot into recovery, flash minimal root kit.

(6) Boot phone, enter you Google creds, download TiB or Carbon (whichever you used), restore your apps & data

(7) enjoy

You will need to repopulate your homescreens unless you were using a market launcher app & have a backup for it. Other settings data will be restored from Google if you were using Google device backup. If you want, steps 3 & 5 can be replaced by flashing a pre-rooted 4.2.2 Stock ROM

Method 2 - in place OTA upgrade using stock recovery

(1) Make a nandroid backup. If everything after this fails, you can certainly return to where you started.

(2) Dig the 4.2.1 recovery image out of the JOP40D Google factory image - find it at oldblue910's site.

(3) Flash the 4.2.1 stock recovery image to the recovery partition.

(4) Perform the OTA update

(4) Flash your favorite custom recovery into place using fastboot

(5) Boot into recovery, flash minimal root kit.

(6) enjoy

cheers
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitch101:
Help! I have just installed CyanogenMod 10 on my One Touch T10 Tablet. I forgot to make a backup, and I need a stock ROM. Just in case, the firmware it runs on is 4.0.3.

Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitch101:
Please! I really need help on this. I also cannot download files to the internal storage. It says an SD Card is required. I don't have one. Not buying one. I have enough free space too. PLEASE HELP!
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Maknora:
I love how fast and fluid this phone is but after all these months I can't get used to the width and weight of this phone. It just always feels uncomfortable. Actually the sprint version feels much lighter and better. I hold my phone probably 10 hrs a day for doing work on so I may have much more of an issue than most people. But I abhor how at&t asked lg to make this phone this wide. Just ranting.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Jank4AU:
Get the LG Bluetooth headset. It's really comfortable and will keep your phone out of your hands and in your pocket or on the desk. I'm on my computer all the time so it really allows me to type and talk at the same time during presentations and such. I personally like the weight of the phone. Oh well.:p
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Nastybutler:
To quote Boris from Snatch, "Weight is a sign of reliability."
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Jank4AU:
Great movie!
[AT&T LG Optimus G] jdock:
I've had mine only a week. I like the feel of it but it's still awkward because of the width -- more in the area of pulling it out of my pocket than talking on it, which I don't spend a lot of time doing. If I talked on it a lot I'd probably prefer to use a headset. I'm getting used to the size and in fact my old phone (Samsung Eternity) now looks puny. I've resigned myself to the fact that these big screens are the trend. Where I once looked for the smallest phone I could find, that is too limiting nowadays.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] MZille:
I have to stand up to get the OG out of my front pants pocket, and I wear loose-fit jeans. So when I'm at work, I just lay it on my desk.

The phone is also pretty slippery on both sides. I would probably drop it once a day if not for my rubberized case.

My dad's iPhone 4 has a 3.5-inch screen, and I think it fits better in the hand. The 640×960 res is pretty respectable too. But I just can't get into iOS, waiting for jailbreaks, proprietary connectors, etc.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] FOTW:
The size is still something I'm getting use to. For me, the SGS3 felt way better to hold than the Optimus G does, but the specs and promise of development for the LGOG is whats making me keep the phone.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] NickS_:
Crossing my fingers on the development, whether it be by the community or LG themselves. Thinking about picking this up over a Note II for myself and a GS3 for the lady in March for my upgrade.

It's a very powerful phone with a GREAT price, just depends on how the dev community makes use of it :eek:
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Maknora:
Yes to me the s3 is the best when it comes to holding comfort. If the s3 had Optimus G specs it would be the long time keeper
[AT&T LG Optimus G] topdawg7793:
I'm on the same boat as you guys. The LG OG (especially with my Otterbox-like case) is a pretty damn big phone. But considering the fact it's a Nexus 4 with a legit LTE modem and microSD slot, it's definitely future-proofed for a good, good while...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dekatch:
Hello,

i want to flash my Samsung device. It says at boot Samsung Galaxy S3 l9300 so i guess its an international with no branding.

But i am not sure and i wont do anything wrong. As far i could check for myself rooting+flashing is pretty easy i just want to make sure everything is good to go.

So please tell me how to check and thing.

Secondly, i dont ask you for the best rom/kernel but i ask you for some Roms with less preinstalled as possible but as much installed as needed.

e.g. its very subjectiv whats needed and what not so

i wont use google maps, video hub, mp3 hub and those social/sharing/web application.

The main goal why i want to flash my sgs3 is to maximize the battery as much as possible.

what i use daily:

Phone / E-mail / sms/mms / messenger / social networks (such as facebook, twitter but right now only fb) / Calendar / Contact / Weather / Alarm / Camera / file explorer / mp3 / cloudservice (such as dropbox) and but not so often this time but maybe more often in the future / news apps /

thats it. I really dont want to have all those ebooks/videohub/mp3/hub/flipboard and whatsoever. There are toooo much custom application i never would touch and some of them cant be deinstalled either.

Setting up the sgs3 with samsung and googlemail account should work properly...

Also i am not sure if i need the gmail application preinstalled. I want to use k-9 mail and i never touch gmail but i cant deinstall it.

I am unfortunately newb to it and i cant customize it myself that much but i am willing to install a less bloated Rom

Those are the two question:

What SGS3 do i have

What Rom could you suggest for as much as possible battery improvement/less consumption but still nice to have (i wont have an text base sgs3 like we know from linux itself :P not sure if that is even possible but i guess so xD)

Thank you for the time

regards

edit: here an screen from phone info

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1733512&stc=1&d=1360991063
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tovagulet:
Please use google next time you have a question.

Anyway, doesn't "Modellnummer" tell you something?

If you are looking for a ROM less bloated browse through the forum and look for one yourself and see which one fits you better.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dekatch:
What was this answere for? I know its an l9300 and i should know that its than an international. Thats why i said :

But i wanted to make sure

Also, i asked specifially for custom Rom'S (with big S) which has the focus on as much as possible battery/less consumption

I ofc could google for custom roms. But i want to ask here on xda-dev where the guys know what Roms are based on what preferecene.

I am new to android

So thanks for the help and nevermind
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Re: [Q] from Newb | What SGS3 do i have and

New to XDA also....sooooo.......you need to go to i9300 development and original development and read the Rom descriptions.

First you need to check XDA forum rules out. ;)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dekatch:
What did i wrong? I posted in general becuz the forum rules say : if you are not sure where to post -> then post in general. Since i asked 2 different questions in once i wasnt that sure and thought the general section would be better.

Also i added the [Q] tag for question.

What else should i do?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Re: [Q] from Newb | What SGS3 do i have and

Hit report button and ask moderators to move it to Q&A ;)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dekatch:
ive done so.

But i am still not that sure about my issues. I really would like someone to reply :)

Guys, i guess you are all professionals and also very sure what you guys do and what not to do. But as said, i am new to Android and even if i could do the researches by my own i would ask for confirm becuz please accept my apologuze for that but i wont do anything wrong !
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Re: [Q] from Newb | What SGS3 do i have and

Ok, I'm going to be gentle on you......

Firstly, any help you get will be from people like me, ordinary users that have taken time to learn and then share knowledge.

The forum operates in various principals.

One of the fundamentals is that people read, read, read and learn...

Further to that using either Google or the forum search facility should preceed any posting of questions, as they have almost certainly been asked before.

Questions asking advice about Roms are nearly always considered as best Rom threads, which aren't allowed. The reasons for this are that every users needs are individual and also, from a developers point of view, it is no fun having your Rom compared to other people's Roms.

Just as an additional note, no one earns money from what they do here, it is just people sharing work they have done (in the same spirit as the principal of "open source"

So reread my first post to you, and follow the steps I advised, and you will become a good XDA user, as opposed to a bad one! :)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeanluc2008:
Hello all,

I've just installed the latest Nexus4 Tookit (1.6.8) in order to flash the 0.33 radio back (to restore LTE; I've upgraded to 4.2.2 before reading it disabled it) and I want to root the phone.

I can connect to the phone (booted in fastboot), but the Toolkit doesn't display 4.2.2 as a build. However, it does say (in uppercase) that I need my version or a higher one in order to root it.

I would appreciate help on this.

Thanks in advance,

JL

To find your device's build goto Settings, About device and make a note of the
information on the Build number section. Use this to select the right option below.

Custom Roms are usually supplied with an insecure boot image so if you want to
perform a task that requires this then you can select 'yes' if asked. If you are on
a Stock Rom or the task fails on a Custom Rom then answer 'no' and try again.

For simple tasks (drivers, backing up apps, flash stock file) that doesn't require
adb root access you can select anything you want from the list below.

FOR ROOTING AND PERFORMING TASKS ON YOUR DEVICE, IF YOU CANNOT FIND THE BUILD IN
THE BELOW LIST THEN YOU CAN SELECT THE NEXT BUILD UP (AS LONG AS IT IS THE SAME
ANDROID NUMBER IE. 4.2.*).
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SELECT YOUR DEVICE VERSION AND BUILD * = LATEST AVAILABLE GOOGLE STOCK IMAGE
------------------------------------

11. Android 4.2.0 [Build JOP24G,JOP40C] [FACTORY IMAGE AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD]

12. Android 4.2.1 [Build JOP40D] *[FACTORY IMAGE AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD]

h. HELP ME I CAN'T FIND MY BUILD

====================================================================================

What Build do you have?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeanluc2008:
And sorry for the typo in the subject, I meant 1.6.8 (as mentioned in the body) not 1.6.9 as the version for the Toolkit.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] android88:
It really shouldn't make a difference. Also, you should do it manually if you don't "feel safe" using the toolkit for an "unsupported" version of Android. I think that the manual way is much quicker than the toolkit. If you need help doing it manually, ask me.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h.nocturna:
Toolkits are nice for ease, but they can cause problems if the operations aren't executed correctly. It's safer to do it manually.

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

Where recovery.img is a custom recovery

Start Recovery

Mount System

adb push superuser.apk /system/app/

Should be SuperSU

That should be all you need to do to root the phone without installing a custom ROM on top.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
I don't know what happened, but lately my battery has been about 20% less every day I come home from work. Right now it was down to 9% after only being on for 1d3h, I'm used to getting over 2 days easy on a single charge. I don't think I installed anything recently, and this is running CROMI 3.2.2 with I think the Clemsyn 1.3-1.8GHZ kernel. Any ideas to figure out what's causing the drain?
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
You need to install "betterbatterystats" to find out what's the issue. Any changes in the way you sync email, messages? any app with location service turn on by default?? well, best bet is use the app and find out.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
I'll check it out. I didn't change any syncing, the only change I've made is I started using GoogleNow a little more, but I don't think it would make this much of a drastic difference.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
Probably a rogue app, as buhohitr said. Reboot two times, install BBS, reboot again, and sniff it out. The reboot number doesn't matter that much, but I strongly advise to reboot in between to see if that solves the problem altogether. If not, BBS has your back. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Noticed last night that installing multiple launchers with 3.3 CROMi is eating more battery.

For instance GO is running while APEX is active.

Each on average are stealing about 3.3%

I do like the switchable launcher feature in 3.3 a lot however.
[Asus Transformer TF700] alexnoalex:
Never mind. I just noticed that you run custom rom.

I had that problem before I upgraded to 10.4.4.25. The standby battery life was a total nonsense. It would drain in less than 2 days without me even touching the tablet.

Now with 10.4.4.25 I am on 8 and half days and still have 33%. Although they seem to screw up battery stats app in settings.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
Well, I installed the battery app, and looks like it was draining at about 1% per hour today while it was sitting idle. Not sure if that's good or not, I had it sitting in balanced mode all day. I do know that I started reading on it when it was at 54%, after about 30 minutes I stopped reading and it was at 50%. I went to bed, went to work, and when I came home it was at about 35%. That just seems like a lot to me.
[Asus Transformer TF700] winslomb:
Not sure if related since your on custom rom, but randomly my battery lasted up to about a day and a half with no use. Batterystatsplus said cell standby and maps was taking all of the power. Cell standby makes no sense and gps was turned off as well. I ended up resetting tab from the recovery menu because these rogue aps made zero sense. Back to 8 days of use.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
Yep, Google Maps does that. To pretty much everyone.