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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
What you have is called a 'bootloop' mate.. it can be sorted out.:)

Which android version do u have now? Its 4.0.4 right? 4.0.4 is subject to risk of eMMC Brickbug.

So, I suggest you download another stock firmware (other than 4.0.4) and flash it via Odin.:)

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaN00b:
Thanks for the reply :good:

about the version.. I'm pretty sure I mentioned it was 4.1.2 xD

So all I have to do is download a stock firmware that's for my version and flash it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
U mentioned 4.1.2. You also mentioned flashing stock firmware XWLPU, which is 4.0.4. :D

Yes, simply download a 4.1.2 firmware for ur region from sammobile.com and flash via Odin.

If it still bootloops, boot to recovery and do a factory reset. :)

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaN00b:
Hmm okay, thanks a lot : )

Just a final question.. I got my phone from Russia but I live in a different place.. does it affect the firmware I need to download?

Nvm! I'm pretty sure I found the firmware I need. If I have any other questions, I'll ask :D

Thanks again : )
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
Nope, it doesn't matter which region's u download.:)

Do let know what happens.

And please add [SOLVED] to the title of ur post if u succeed. :rolleyes:

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaN00b:
Okay, the problem is solved :D

After flashing the stock rom, had to wait a little bit at the boot screen but it moved on and now everythings alright.

Thanks for the help :)

And ofc, added the [solved] thingy :D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] LiquidSolstice:
I never needed to replace my battery on the Evo 3D, and I'm still using the same 16 GB card that I had in it. I doubt I'd miss either omission.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] DB13:
Neither, Nexus 5
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] LiquidSolstice:
Which, unfortunately and historically, will be completely obsolete just a month or two after it comes.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] swaze:
http://anandtech.com/show/6747/htc-one-review

The most comprehensive review/analysis of the HTC One to date. If you want to know EVERYTHING about the One just have a read. Highest award ever given to a smartphone by them. That pretty much certifies it as LEGIT.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Genjinaro:
I say wait... None of the next gen are really pummeling the current gen flagships.

If I had to choose this year, the SGS 4 under contract or the Dev edition HTC One, off contract.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] fr0st420:
The one. Sense 5 is great and I'm really liking the dual speakers. I love Samsung Tvs but nor their phones. I could care less about a removable battery or the microsd card slot.

Sent from my EVO One
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] fanaticalg:
Same here, having stuck with HTC since the Hero, I'm really leaning towards the One.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] o0adam0o:
I'm still undecided. I really hate AMOLED screens.. They have some sort of tint compared to LCD. And i hate that Samsung phones feel cheap and light.

The build of the HTC One is awesome but I alway have cases on my phone. I'm super clumsy.. I drop my phone about twice a week... No joke. I've never had to get a new battery for an HTC phone. SD card slot shouldn't be a problem if I can get 32gb. I've never taken out the memory card out my EVOLTE.

As far as HTC.. I feel they are more of a hassle to root than Samsung. So that is making me want to switch to Samsung. But then again, I've used Sense for 5yrs now and like it.. It's gonna suck to switch.

The things that are most important to me are battery life, screen quality and performance. I'm sure as far as performance there won't be any "real life" differences.

I'm on Sprint and one of those will be my next phone. The possibility of updated Sprint Nexus is also on my mind.. Although farfetched.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sand1303:
I think I am gonna go with s4. I freakin love sense and the build quality of my HTC phones bit I have to say the HTC tends to have more connectivity issues as far as what I have seen.

I can tell u my EVO LTE is pretty inconsistent when it comes to signal and connecting. I don't think it is entirely the network either because even at the house on WiFi my connection seems to hang quite often at the same time I have problems I pick up my tablet which runs off the same WiFi and it runs just fine.

Another reason is Samsung galaxy has such a big following if I try the s4 and don't like it it will be much easier to find me a person willing to swap their HTC for my galaxy rather than the other way around. I doubt anyone will trade my HTC one for a galaxy if I have the same frustrating issues with it.

The freakin black HTC one is one of the sexiest, nice looking phones I have seen in a while though so who knows. My family plan will be out of contract on all 3 lines at the end of the year so I'm not renewing this quarter I will have plenty of time to make a decision. I don't know that I am going to be staying with sprint.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Delakit:
Very interesting posts guys/gals. I appreciate all of the responses. I've been with HTC for quite a while as well. My first was the HTC Hero which, in my opinion, was one of the worst smartphones ever made. Then I went with the EVO 3D which treated me very well up until needing a replacement. I went through 8 of those phones and each replacement was worse than the previous. My batteries started getting shot, my phone would turn off randomly and never come back on, and the digitizer constantly went out. I would've been on my 9th until I decided to grab the LTE. I've only had one issue with this phone which was the service cutting out and never coming back on. I then got it replaced for free so no complaints.

The build of the LTE I think is very poor. Out of the box there was already cosmetic damage and I refuse to use cases since I never drop my phone's anymore. *knock on forum* I'm just having a really hard time deciding what I want to do. I'll probably end up with the HTC One but it'd be nice to switch it up too.

But making the switch either leaves me satisfied for two years or in deep regret for two years.

This is a tough one. The only reason I wanted the S3 was for 1 more gig of RAM. But with both of the new phones sporting quad-core and 2gb of RAM then I almost might as well stick with HTC.

Ugh. Decisions... Decisions...

... Sent from my 'Oops! Should've bought the S3!' via XDA-Developers App.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Keyz450:
which ever 1 that have micro SD....im not losing my 64gb:laugh:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] randp1:
I heard that the battery life on the S4 is not good, anybody else hear this?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] NaterTots:
It's kind of early to judge battery life since the test phones are all pre- production. Many times software will fix things.

I've been really happy with the lte but may wait and see what the next nexus service is and then decide if I'll stay with sprint.

The htc one has received better results in the rf testing than the lte did. So that is encouraging. Should mean better connections for calls and data.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mstrblueskys:
I will be going with the One.

Personally, after being on Sense, I feel like TouchWiz (Samsung's Sense) is designed for children who still need to ask their parents permission for playdates. Totally ugly and way too colorful.

Also, after using Sense 5, I don't ever want to use another OS. It is incredibly enjoyable.

Now think about if we had all the One X and Evo devs working together - I can't imagine anyone would need more options than that.

I am getting a One before May because I am so impressed with Sense on my EVO and I love HTC.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] pbedard:
One
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Delakit:
Yeah. Saw that a bit ago. The One only beat it in one category though. However, the differences are that big either. But both of the phones don't have the best battery life.

... Sent from my 'Maybe the LTEvo wasn't such a bad idea afterall,' using the XDA Developers app.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] 144saint:
One... Htc phone make and quality looks superb. Not to mention they change hardware and look so much that it really is a new phone. Unless you want the s3 with a faster processor...(hint s4)

Don't get me wrong. The software features are cool and all but sense widgets give you a reason to have multiple home screens.

Just my 2 cents.... :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Delakit:
That's pretty much it with the S4. Idk why they didn't change anything with the body. I know there were talks of an S4 mini but... Eh. Maybe the Note 3 is going to be more impressive? I just don't get it. All of the EVO's were different. Even the newest One =P I wish they would've stuck with the EVO name though. Assuming the EVO is pretty much done. The HTC One would've made a great EVO. But whatever. Now when people ask what kind of phone I have I'll say "that One phone." Soft humor.

... Sent from my 'Maybe the LTEvo wasn't such a bad idea afterall,' using the XDA Developers app.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] 144saint:
That's the best part.

"what phone do you have?"

THERE IS ONLY "ONE" WORTH IT!

HAHAA!!! WOOOOOO! :thumbup:
[HTC First] Garner:
Like the title says im after the system dump for this device, it has already been leaked as a few sites are reporting having it so if anyone has it or knows where to find it please share so i can extract wallpapers sounds apps etc to share ;)
[HTC First] fungflex:
Any advice on how to do a system dump? I should have my First in a few days.
[HTC First] rooobbbbb:
I have mine right now but I don't know how to go about dumping the system.
[HTC First] dstaley:
Do you have the Android SDK installed and are familiar with using adb?
[HTC First] rooobbbbb:
Absolutely to both.
[HTC First] phositadc:
Could you check to see if it's possible to disable LTE? or did AT&T do something to prevent that as it does on every phone but the iPhone?

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747
[HTC First] dstaley:
IIRC, you should just be able to `adb pull /system` to get the important bits. It's not a full dump, but I think you need root level access for that. And the only way I know how to get root access is to flash a zip through recovery, and TWRP/CWM hasn't yet been released for the First.
[HTC First] rooobbbbb:
I couldn't disable LTE but I don't see why I would, the battery is awesome. Can't dump anything right now I'm out. Am I the only person with this phone already?
[HTC First] dstaley:
Well, considering that it doesn't come out until tomorrow, I'd be willing to say yes. ;)
[HTC First] rooobbbbb:
I was wondering why no one was posting anything about it. Lol
[HTC First] nuclear_eclipse:
So in all seriousness, I have the First, I have the bootloader unlocked via htcdev.com, I'm rather familiar with adb and fastboot, and I would love to upload a system dump if someone can tell me what commands to run.

I'm trying `adb pull /system` right now, but it's getting "permission denied" on some files, so I don't know how useful that will be. I've also tried looking around online, but just about everything I find is assuming that you already have a custom recovery or a rooted system; nothing wants to tell me how to get myself to that state from scratch, and I'm very hesitant to just start flashing stuff at random without a proper image dump to fall back to.

Anyone have a good idea where to start?
[HTC First] phositadc:
Do you have a retail AT&T First? Can you confirm that retail AT&T First is unlockable via htcdev?

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747
[HTC First] nuclear_eclipse:
Yes, this is a retail model, and yes, the bootloader was unlocked via htcdev.com.
[HTC First] dstaley:
Humor me for a moment, if you will. Connect your device to your computer and run `adb root`. You should get a permission denied error of some sorts. I'm curious to see if Facebook is shipping with root enabled.
[HTC First] nuclear_eclipse:
jreese@wrex ~/first » adb root
adbd cannot run as root in production builds

^C
[HTC First] dstaley:
That's what I figured would happen! It looks like this may be an option to root the 4.1.2 build. It worked on the One S and the Nexus 7, which gives me hope.
[HTC First] TRF-Inferno:
No good, but thanks for providing the link. The only shot we have left is waiting for the RUU to be leaked so we can pull recovery out of it, and get a CWM/TWRP made from it.
[HTC First] nuclear_eclipse:
What is RUU and how does that help us? Sorry, just coming from a Nexus-only world, so I'm not familiar with modern HTC/Samsung devices.
[HTC First] TRF-Inferno:
RUU stands for ROM Update Utility and is a Windows executable file that can flash and restore a HTC device. There are ways to extract binaries from this file, and if there are no root exploits that will work on this phone, we will need to extract the original recovery.img from that RUU to build a custom recovery, in which at that point allows us to flash SuperUser.apk to get root.
[HTC First] dstaley:
RUUs for the HTC One were first available on March 26, just about a month after its announcement (and, oddly, a few weeks before it's general release). Since these have to be leaked by HTC, there's no telling when we will see those. Is there any chance another root exploit exists in stock Android 4.1.2 that we could exploit in order to get root?
[HTC First] pulser_g2:
You can try something like this to dump your system:

http://android.podtwo.com/romdump/
[HTC First] dstaley:
In order for this to work, we still need to obtain root via some exploit.
[HTC First] nuclear_eclipse:
I was able to get temporary root access, and did some basic system dumps. Started a new thread for it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40272627#post40272627
[HTC First] mr_verystock:
You guys know that you can make a system dump WITHOUT root?

Download Rhythm Software's file manager on Google Play.

Now open it and go up until you can see system.

Copying that is possible. Copy it to /sdcard and you got yourself a dump.
[General Questions and Answers] TheOneNeo:
HTC inspire 4g 2.3.5. Okay so i've followed every thread possible on the web, downloaded numerous files the whole shbang. I followed HTC dev on unlocking bootloader. Then fastboot boot.img then relocked bootloader. I followed shawdowchilds tutorial on downgrading and rooting via aahk and it didnt work. Ive done everything I can do and pounded away at cmd and forums for 2 days straight. I had read that aahk was retired but when I first got the phone 2 days ago it was 2.3.3 and I rooted it just fine until I flashed a custom rom that messed up my radio and I had to download 2.3.5 from HTC dev and updated my phone to 2.3.5 to fix the messed up radio. So if any one has any ideas to get this phone rooted it would be much appreciated. If aahk is retired does that mean no root access? If so then how do I flash custom roms. BTW im s-off.
[General Topics] djbillabong:
According to me Chrome, Dolphine And UC Browser are better !
[General Topics] AfXv237:
For me Opera performs well as well. I might try Chrome soon too. :good:
[General Topics] ShadowLea:
I like firefox.

Send from my Samsung Galaxy S3 using Tapatalk 2
[General Topics] adubinsky457:
I don't understand why Chrome works so poorly. Its Javascript engine is among the slowest. It doesn't emulate mouse-over (press+drag). Etc.

I like the stock browser. Opera works well too (I've used it for years on my PC, and it's good on Android too... resizes text very well)

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Anyone know which browser doesn't re-download the page when its activity is reloaded? The way Android closes background apps can be annoying enough, but why do most (all which I know) browsers have to re-download the whole page?!?!
[General Topics] Quinncy:
Dolphin Browser
[General Topics] Lim Wee Huat:
Use Naked browser for speed. You can find it in Google Play.
[General Topics] azthek:
I find the stock browser to be the best.
[General Topics] iReP PHiLLY:
I like chrome because thats whats on my PC at home, but im using dolphin browser on my Gnote2
[General Topics] Ahasvero:
After trying different browsers on my phone (Galaxy S Plus) and be deeply disappointed by Chrome, use that instead with satisfaction on the PC, I also believe that in the end better to use that stock!

Forgive my poor English!: (
[General Topics] Aegnor:
Stock

For mobiles sure i use stock browser. Perhaps chrome is fast and usefully.
[General Topics] prg318:
I prefer to use Firefox because it integrates really well with Firefox sync. If you use Firefox sync on the desktop it is really useful to have your passwords and bookmarks available on your mobile.
[General Topics] shadab007g:
for me

Stock Browser >> UC Browser >> Firefox
[General Topics] ChronoReverse:
In order of usefulness:

Opera, Stock, Dolphin (Jetpack), Firefox.

Opera Mobile and Stock are the _only_ browsers that have perfect text reflow and resizing.

All other browsers break in many scenarios particularly when browsing forums (Firefox and Chrome are quite bad with text becoming large and small seemingly at random).

I don't consider all the browsers that just skin the stock renderer. Chrome is actually quite terrible with slow javascript, noticeable input lag and isn't as smooth as the others.
[General Topics] Hibble:
Opera Mobile

I am on Opera Mobile, because it is very fast and doesn't need too much performance. I have also tried Dolphin and Chrome but they are a lot slower on my Galaxy i9003.
[General Topics] nanocells:
I think, opera is still the best browser even on smartphone :)

Sent from my ST18i
[General Topics] ReyFoxPerseus:
For me the better it's the stock browser 'cause its lightning

, and chrome its the seconth 'cause little bit minus performing but great features like full painless sync with alla your device... I've used dophin too with great consideration but for personal use i frefer the firsts two! ... It's like comparing smarphones or cars... Everyone have its own best choiches... Try and find yours ;)... Cause you are the user! ^^

Inviato dal mio GT-N7000 con Tapatalk 2
[General Topics] jonnytk:
Dolphin hd browser is best
[General Topics] johnnyhelton:
I use opera mini and uc browser.
[General Topics] pchoppe79:
I use Mozilla. Once you get used to it, I find it pretty good to use and fast.

S3 with super nexus 2.0 v3
[General Topics] kjiratssiekoedel:
I use opera, but I've never used firefox or dolphin. Might try once
[General Topics] Sanjay:
Maxthon

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[General Topics] NaughtyLuvJungle:
I have 3 browsers installed on my tablet (nexus 7). Dolphin, Chrome, Firefox. I find that I switch back and forth depending on what I am doing, as none of them are perfect. I like the way Firefox does multiple tabs. But it has problems browsing desktop sites. Chrome is nice because it has that feature where if you try to tap on 2 links and they're really close, it magnifies automatically. Dolphin has the potential to be really nice too but I just don't think I like the way it's laid out quite as much.
[General Topics] sunu792002:
Using opera right now, I'm willing to use chrome but doesn't appear the pic or any text. I don't know why. Some1 can tell me why? I'm using galaxy chat gt-b5330

Sent from my GT-B5330
[General Topics] Volvospeed:
Ok, I have no idea what happened but I have an icon listed 3 times in my programs folder. How do you delete icon short cuts in 2003? Its a program with a lot of data in it that I would rather not have to re-enter it all. So I would like to avoid uninstalling it. Any help would be great.
[General Topics] mrg2003:
deleteing icons

use explorer

usually in windows\startup\programs
[General Topics] cruisin-thru:
I get that a lot with WM2003, especially with tomtom navigator, I do an uograde and I get 3 or 4 icons.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Garner:
Like the title says im after the system dump for this device, it has already been leaked as a few sites are reporting having it so if anyone has it or knows where to find it please share so i can extract wallpapers sounds apps etc to share ;)
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gogeta:
Hi guys.!

I am using a 128 MB swap partition for swapping ...

But the problem is it gets enabled at every boot by system ..

I just want to use it when I play games as it decreases SD card life..

I tried freezing swapper2 but it gets enabled by system .. I have turn it off at every startup....

Any fix that it will not gets enabled at boot?:confused:

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"Life is nothing without freedom!"
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leecorp:
There is a option in it to disable.

Have you tried it?

Officially corp via W8(11w32 unlocked bootloder)
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gogeta:
Where?:confused:

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"Life is nothing without freedom!"
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fotak-x:
goto /system/etc/init.d

open any file with text editor

and add

swapoff -a

and tell me result :good:
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gogeta:
Still enabled :(
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leecorp:
Here it is

Officially corp via W8(11w32 unlocked bootloder)
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gogeta:
That's already disabled ..

I even freezer swapper but it seems to be enabled by system ..
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leecorp:
U can try all-in-one-toollbox app to disable apps on startup

Officially corp via W8(11w32 unlocked bootloder)
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fotak-x:
try to copy and paste void.fstab from /system/etc to same dir and raname it to "void"
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rempty:
go to init.d and delete mountext, this file mount swap
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fortun:
Give the next script a try: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1951983 .
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IntelBashy:
May I know what is the latest build for tab 2 Gt-p5100?

Why it say an error occurred while flashing in rom manager when I try to flash

cwm

Can someone post me a way to root my tab. Most of the links in the thread are dead
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squ89r97:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1691497

This is a way of rooting your tab, however, you don't state which computer OS (windows or Mac) you are using or what Firmware your tab is on!

a little more info in future please :D i presume you're getting the error while trying to flash CWM is because you are not rooted yet (assumption taken because you asked for a root guide)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IntelBashy:
Using windows.. 4.1.1 jellybean Malaysia
[General Topics] djbillabong:
Have You Ever Bricked Your Device While Flashing ROM or Doing Anything ?

If Yes Then Please Let Us Know !!

I have bricked my Samsung Galaxy S, Galaxy S2 and Micromax A100

I have bricked iberry AUXUS AX02 more than 100times ! :P

But thanks to CWM & Stock ROMs ! :) :p
[General Topics] biglil1:
I hard bricked my SAMSUNG galaxy s2 T989 flashing a rom. Called t-Mobile told them it died when I tried to update with Kies and they sent me a new one. Soft bricked it multiple times if I had to guess I'd say about five times also testing themes i made for twrp I got suck a recovery boot loop (just showed the twrp curtain over and over). Luckaly for me I was able to put it in download mode and flash twrp again with Odin. Did that three times.
[General Topics] Omkar$:
:Di have bricked my sgy dous 1000 timesss :D

And unbricked with help of odin:D

Bricking and unbricking is my daily job lolzzzz:D
[General Topics] Sanjay:
Not once or twice four times , i have bricked the mobile...!

Its non other than katbonn A1...;)
[General Topics] joelvn:
Bricked my Galaxy Y while i tried to flash a sound mod. Flashed it back to stock rom with odin and it worked like a charm again!
[General Topics] adubinsky457:
Is it really "bricking" if you can fix it? I'm pretty sure bricked = forever. That's why it's called "bricked."