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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cbass15:
Have you tried MC3 the new update? It's not even laggy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Aweshocked:
What's MC3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Vfan23:
Do you even have lag bro? Hahaha
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cbass15:
Nope I honestly don't.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Vfan23:
I was referring to all the online memes. Lol. But I agree, I don't have lag either.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Aweshocked:
What is MC3, is it leaked sprint rom? Or a custom rom? Do I update through sprint? How's the battery life on it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Vfan23:
Its a leaked ROM. You can download it from Freezas thread and flash it in recovery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Aweshocked:
Plus I prefer android 4.2.2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
Unfortunately, you won't be able to find all of 4.2.x features on TW Roms. But, a lot of TW Roms have similar features. I know that some of the more popular TW Roms here in the d2spr section are (in no particular order):

MOAR

(Mother Of All Roms)

The People's Rom

(TPR)

Goodness Reborn

JellyBomb

Wicked Sensations

Honestly, you can stroll through the

Sprint Galaxy S III Android Development Section

and if you see an "MB1" or "MC3" or "TW" in the title, you can check it out. Most are really good and have options for excellent battery life.

I personally enjoy AOSP 4.2.2 Roms (Currently on Liquidsmooth v2.2) and the extra features of TW (MultiWindow, motions, etc) aren't enough to keep me there. But I fully understand that my experience does not encompass everyone's preferences, so I keep my eye on the TW Roms and will flash them every once in a while to see what's what.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WindroidApps:
Try the peoples rom
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junks2010:
Hi All,

Can someone please tell me which ROMs have the fix for the radio band selection crash? I live in a refarmed TMobile area and would like to use their 1900MHz hspa network.

Thanks,

jk.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scream4cheese:
Stock
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junks2010:
Are you saying your stock N4 does not crash when you go into phone Information and change radio band?

*#*#4636#*#*

Phone Information

Hit menu button and choose "Select radio band"

And you stock N4 does not crash?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scream4cheese:
Ohhh. Yes it crashes. I tried it on pa and it's the same. I'm not sure if a ROM will fix the crash.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junks2010:
I read somewhere that the latest build of CM10.1 fixes the crash.

I am just not sure which ROM in here has that build.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fx5187:
did you ever find out if this fixed the radio crashing bug after updating to 4.3? which rom/build was it?
[HTC Incredible S] TheDareDevil:
I am on the stock radio which shipped with my phone.

3805.06.03.03_M is the version.

Which is the latest radio available for our device? Are radios OS specific or can they be used on any ROM?

I'm currently using szeszo's CM10 ROM.

My current Radio has decent battery life on WiFi (around 3 hours of screen on time) but with Mobile Network my battery dies in around 8 hours (with barely 30 minutes of screen on time).

I have to follow these steps to install the radio right? - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1711445

Last question(I promise), are Radios region-specific?
[HTC Incredible S] samgurung:
Check my signature...it has a link for the latest radio the ...19m

to flash you have to be S-OFF.

if you are simply download the PG32IMG.zip file..place it on the root of your sd card and reboot to bootloader... the radio file will be detected and you simply follow the instructions

make sure to do an md5sum check first otherwise you may brick your phone if you flash a corrupt file.

---------- Post added at 05:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:10 PM ----------

also make sure you have decent battery backup..you dont want your phone dying in the middle of a flash
[HTC Incredible S] 072665995:
If its PG32IMG then just put the file on the root of your SD card. Reboot into bootloader and the bootloader will automatically pick it up and will give u a set of commands. Just click yes or no (volume up, down to scroll and power button to confirm). Then wait for the process to be complete.

If its in radio.img format, just fastboot flash the radio (I assume you know how to do fastboot flashing) using the command:

fastboot flash radio radio.img

Regarding md5sum checks, I dont really deem it necessary. I just look at a few pages of the thread and that will usually tell me if the radio works or if there needs to be additional file(s) added replacing some sort of file is rare. You most likely wont encounter it :) If other people say it works, then you shouldnt have any trouble whatsoever with the flashing process.
[HTC Incredible S] TheDareDevil:
And the latest radio is 19_M or 24_M? And will it work on JB roms?
[HTC Incredible S] 072665995:
Any Radio will work with any ROM. The only compatibility with Radios is to the device. If you flash a radio meant for an HTC Desire, you could possibly end up bricking your device (now this is just an example). And the logic that latest radio is best (I see it in you cuz u suggest latest radio) is a load of bullcrap really. Just try them out and see which one you get best signal and battery life (although it wont be significant). If everything is ok with your current radio, dont bother switching. I know that any and all activities related to rooting really could lead to a brick but I think flashing radios is probably the most dangerous of them all :/

In regards to the actual compatibility, it is worth noting that when i flashed a different radio and tried to boot up, I actually could not boot up for some reason. I got stuck in a never ending boot. So you should probably take a backup of your current ROM before flashing the radio. Although this wont prevent bricks from occuring (cuz Bricks are like hardware related sort of unless you use JTAG or send it in for repair. Note: The HTC Engineer can refuse to fix your phone), it could prevent things like never ending boot or boot loops, i dont know you name it.
[HTC Incredible S] TheDareDevil:
Thanks for the help guys! I successfully flashed the 19_M radio. My phone refused to boot initially, but I wiped the cache and everything was fine.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
Hello.

I am on Jedi master 12, suddenly last night , I an message that storgae space is low, I check the internal storage it is at zero. I don't understand it just yesterday my storage space was at 2.6GB. I did not install anything since then.

I run the AVG virus nothing was seen.

Any advise

thank you in advance
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] PapaWangsta:
Have you try, setting > Applications, go to each app, clear cache?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
I tried to do wipe cache, wipe dalvik, didn't work.

But I didn't install nay new apps, the last app I installed was the windows 8 launcher , but I uninstalled it last saturday.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronin178:
Are you saving larger files like pictures, video, games, etc. To your internal? Maybe time to go through and do some cleaning and change camera settings to save to external sd card...move stuff from internal to external and just be aware of where you download stuff
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pbelcomp:
Disk Usage is a good app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.diskusage&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5nb29nbGUuYW5kcm9pZC5kaXNrdXNhZ2UiXQ..

It will graphically show you what is using the storage space.

It helped me the other day when I realized some app had made 1.5 Gb of thumbnails on my internal storage.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
The Android folder takes up a lot of room. Like the person above said download disk usage or android tuner/system tuner..http://bit.ly/10ccwQw

..Also if it is your sdcard/Android folder. try JB ExtSD App Binder. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2021049
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
picture are saved in my external SD card
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
I will try this app
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
I found another app called: SD maid system cleaning tool.

It has good reviews but I am unsure how to use it.

Has anybody used this app?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
I deleted some files last night I had around 600mb of free space, then this morning when I woke up. A warning message on the notification bar said storage system memory low. I went to the storage setting, the internal storage available space is zero!.

All my photos are saved in the external SD card, music are in the external SD card

Don't know what is happening, any ideas.

I will transfer the CWM backups into the external SD card, I will check if the problem still presists.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
Copy all the files you want to your extsd. dcim,android,downloads ,Pictures nandroids ect or Make a copy of your whole sd to your pc.... reboot into TWRP and wipe internal sd (it wont wipe system btw)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
I am using CWM.

I think I found what the use is, I upgrade to the new CWM 6.0.3.1, now it is making a backup size of greater than 1GB.

can anybody help me/give instructions on how to go back to the CWM version before the upgrade.

How do I go back to the last CWM version?

thank you in advance
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronin178:
Used to be open rom manager, scroll down to older version or something like that, click on it and select what version you want..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
Ok
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
yup, ditch cwm and use twrp much better you can store your backups on you external sd
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
I've been reading a lot of good feedback with TWRP. I like to try it, how I get TWRP
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
What is the file size of your CWM backups?

Presently the file size of my CWM backup are more than >1GB, before it was just maybe less than 100mb.

I don't what was is causing this. Has I unknowingly chnage a setting?

This is probably the reason why I am running out of space.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
Download goo.im from the playstore open, press menu button.. grab SU... click install OpenRecoveryScript.... yes... it goes to the goo.im website downloads than installs all on its own...... profit
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
what is the file size of the TWRP backups ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
It depends since you can choose what to back up i would say anywhere firm 1.75 gig up to 4–5+
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
ok, thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
You can hit the thanks button its ok :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] bigapplevip:
I had a similar problem and it happened multiple times. It turned out the issue was from Dropbox. I had too many photos on my Dropbox account and It was eating up all my memory. I did a search and found it was the thumbnails for all the photos in my Dropbox. I deleted the app and files I've never had the problem since
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] arctic84:
Did u happen to format anything or install a cyanogenmod rom? I was tinkering around with someone's note 2 who had the same issue. I honestly couldn't find a solution to fix it, but the internal memory did say 0.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
If you did install cm10.1(android 4.2),it makes a folder 0 and or 1 .so if you didn't downgrade properly there will be files on that folder. that won't be viewable when back on 4.1+
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] arctic84:
I had a feeling that may have been the case, but my friend no longer has the phone =/ Thanks anyways!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] gedster314:
Do you do a lot of dropbox transfers. Dropbox likes to download to the Android folder first and never seems to clean it out. For me dropbox and clockwork mod backups are the biggest offenders. Also podcast apps that auto download can be bad, most seem to be horrible at house keeping.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
I found the issue , it was with the backups that I been doing using the rom manager. Before the latest rom CWM recovery update , my backups file sizes where only between 17-20mb. I was able to verify this, because I save my past backups in my home server, I have backups from December of last year. This files all had sizes of 20mb.

Now, with the latest recovery update - the file size is at 1.75GB!, this is what caused my memory to be 0.

I've move my nandroid backups to my external SD card. No low memory notifications for a few days now.

I want to move back to the recovery version before 6.0.3.1, but I can't. I can't figure out how to do this in ROM manager. If anybody can help I will appraciate it, thank you in advance
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kintwofan:
You realize they used to be so small because cwm used a Blob (think that's right) system where it had a large folder that shared common info between backups. Which in my case was nothing 90% of the time. So your backups were still huge just divided up.

Also under backup in cwm see if there is an option to what method it uses
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
TWRP
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tomasitoc:
[MENTION=4155494]kintwofan[/MENTION],

Thank you for educating me on this. Yeah I see a blob folder in the clockworkmod folder.

Unfortunately, there is no option what backup method to use
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kintwofan:
No problem it is a little strange. Like deez I highly recommend twrp it just works better on the note and is customizable
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scottay5150:
Files to regular for my AOSP ROM? How did this get like this?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scottay5150:
Buller? Anyone?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jcollier:
This is due to the multiuser aspect of 4.2 and is natural. They are just links to the actual folders.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scottay5150:
How do I get apps or move to SD to recognize these folders? Can I rename them or put them in with the system folders?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ezas:
They should act like any other folder. Don't rename them. You would just be asking for trouble.

I don't have my N2 in front of me but just ignore the emulated/0 directors and navigate using the SdCard (not sure of the exact name) and the ExtSdCard for file management. You can also navigate to your storage via the /storage directory.

Current: Note 2 - Nexus 7 - Charge

Retired: Player 5.0 - Fascinate

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Read twice, flash once
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BR4DOKYBrazil:
It has something to do with a security to not burn the components? Not heat up more than due?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lambetts:
Hey guys.

I hear that the chipset of the note 2 can't do voice and data at the same time, unless...you have a 4g signal and you'll get 3g or, your on wifi. Ok, if that's the way it is fine. But when I'm on a call at home my wifi goes off and I can't use it to surf while on a call. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

Sent from LV-426...
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] engine_lfc:
hi,

i have buy a XDA (64MB RAM) at eBay. It is with PC2002. Give it a upgrade to PC2003 (i know the telekom mda have one .. but give it for the XDA (O²).

Where can i find it ?!?

How must i flash it ?!?

thx for fast help?

Sorry for my bad english :)

the same in german :

Hichen, habe mir bei ebay nen XDA mit 64MB Ram ersteigert.

Gibt es das PC2003 auch für den XDA ? ich weiß das es für den MDA der trottelkom eins gibt. wo gibt es das für den XDA ?

Wenn ja wie wird es geflasht (ist mein 1. XDA) ?!?

danke für schnelle hilfe
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] LumpiStefan:
Maybe you take some time and read some post here....

You can find all you answers in the postings here....

Regards

Stefan
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] engine_lfc:
thx for replay ... but my english is not the best .. and i dont would like to defekt the XDA. can you answer my questions ?!?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CPA Poke:
I forgot to mention, I do also have the EQ settings in Poweramp tweaked a bit. Here are screenshots of my setup:

View attachment 1888145

NOTE: After you get Poweramp set up the way you like it, I recommend saving it as an EQ preset by hitting the "Preset" button (see the third screenshot) and then hit save...you can then name it whatever you want (as you can see on the 1st two screenshots, I have mine saved as "Driving Viper", as you can set it to automatically switch EQ presets based on what type of device you're using to actually listen to the music - i have the lower freqs tuned just a bit lower while I'm connected to Bluetooth, as my Bose headphones handle bass a little healthier than my car speakers. Conversely, I have another setting called "Headphones" that it automatically switches to when I'm physically plugged in to an audio jack).

Once you have the preset(s) saved, you can continue to flash ROMs if you want - just restore data on PowerAmp using TiBu (personally I always use the "extract from Nandroid backup" option in TiBu and then choose "restore data only" after already installing Poweramp, as opposed to just restoring data from the app backup list) and boom - your settings should be right back the way they were before you flashed the new ROM.

EDIT: Sorry it took so long, but here are my settings for Viper (headphone and bluetooth) for anyone who isn't having luck flashing my settings zip:

(Note: If a setting isn't mentioned specifically below, that means it is unchecked and/or at default)

Headphones

Master Power

>>Enable: CHECKED

Playback Gain Control

>>PlaybackAGC Enable: CHECKED

>>Effect Strength: SLIGHT

>>Max Gain: 3x

>>Max Output: -1.9 dB

FIREqualizer

>>Enable: CHECKED

>>Preset: ACOUSTIC

Convolver

>>Enable: CHECKED

>>Impulse Response: PopEQ.wav

Bluetooth

Master Power

>>Enable: CHECKED

Playback Gain Control

>>PlaybackAGC Enable: CHECKED

>>Effect Strength: MODERATE

>>Max Gain: 4x

>>Max Output: -1.9 dB

FIREqualizer

>>Enable: CHECKED

>>Preset: ROCK

Convolver

>>Enable: CHECKED

>>Impulse Response: Studer +6dB Updated.wav
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] JEZZEJAMEZ:
I feel this may be a noob question. I my self have been using acid it works on the 4.2.2 rom I'm running. My question is after reading the rom I use had gapps burned into it. What's needed to try this mod. I'm kinda confused. On which step to start at if you not flashing a rom. If that makes since. Sorry to take up space here....

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CPA Poke:
No need to apologize at all, I enjoy talking about this stuff lol.

Sorry about the confusion, I knew it would take me forever to run through both methods in one post, so I just posted the method I used now. The answer to your question depends on a couple scenarios -

Scenario 1: The ROM you're talking about with the GAPPS baked in is "the ROM that shall not be named" (which is the only 4.2.2 ROM that I'm aware of that disregards Google's proprietary ownership of the apps included in the typical GAPPs packages). If that's the case, simply flash my GAPPs package from recovery and it will just overwrite any existing GAPPs, and you *shouldn't* run into any issues. Then proceed with the normal instructions steps.

EDIT: Just saw in your post that you are indeed running a 4.2.2 ROM, so I think I have an idea which one that is lol. Like I said, just flash the GAPPS package from recovery and then install the ViperFX app from the OP, and you should be good.

Scenario 2: You're running a stock ICS ROM (Blackstar, Padawan, Novena, etc) that appropriately has the GAPPs included. In that case, you'll need to follow the manual install instructions which, while are listed in the threads I linked in the OP, can get a little confusing. Here are my "simplified" instructions for those of you in this boat:

1. No need to reflash ROM obviously. Just start the process by booting into Recovery (probably still a good idea to wipe cache/dalvik-cache before you start flashing).

MegaBassBeats

2. Flash this MBBv2 zip (pulled from the linked thread): http://db.tt/I41DRcck

3. Wipe caches again. Fix Permissions. Reboot.

ViperFX

4. Install this file (also pulled from the thread above) as you would a normal apk (click from your file explorer, accept permissions and install): http://db.tt/7kWGYVPm

5. Open the app, click the "Install/Update" button. Allow Superuser access if it requests it.

6. Reboot.

7. Manually install the ViperFX apk (links in the OP, depending on the version of Android you're running). Same drill as in Step 4 above re: how to install.

8. For good measure, I'll open up TiBu and find the ViperFX app that I just installed, then use it to wipe app data and wipe app cache. You can also do this in Settings > Apps.

9. Using TiBu or your favorite file explorer, navigate to /system/app and delete the following files if they are present:

- MusicFX.apk

- DSPManager.apk

10. Reboot to recovery (optional, if you're wanting to flash my Viper settings zip; if not, just reboot the phone normally and you're good to go!).

11. Flash the Viper_settings zip from the OP. Fix Permissions. Reboot. Profit.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jshinn1:
Ok Ive got a quick question Im very interested in this but wondering if I use Google Music to play all of my music is there anything special I need to do to have the EQ effects work properly on those songs

EDIT: And do you have tried the XHifi and V4A FX coexisting setup that I saw in the Viper thread.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CPA Poke:
I believe with the newer versions of GMusic there is an "EQ" button if you hit the menu button while playing a song...and if I remember correctly, it should then take you to the Viper settings as long as you deleted MusicFX.apk and DSPManager.apk from /system/app as I mentioned in the OP. If it does that, this means that the music player (Google Music or otherwise) is using the ViperFX settings as it's equalizer.

As far as the coexist, I did try it (mentioned briefly in the OP) but I found it to be overkill for the type of music I listen to and how I listen to it. There were some crazy cool effects available, but for my purposes it just made it worse. You're welcome to try though, every device and every user is different - so who knows!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jshinn1:
Yea Ill probably start out simply with yours and see how it goes
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] newyorksabre:
First, Thank you for this awesome setup. I've followed the instructions you provided and everything seems to work just fine. I actually use Winamp & Google music as my main players. In Google music if you hit the EQ tab it'll direct right to Viper FX. I also installed your VIper Mod settings, although I don't know if they are applied. After I flashed the setting in Viper FX were still at default. I checked the screens you poseted in the 2nd post and tried my best to duplicate them for my headset, speaker, and bluetooth settings in Viper FX.

The results are phenomenal. The sound through the speaker is epic compared to the default sound. Really loud and crisp sounding, it's pretty neat to be able to play a song using the speaker and have other people in the same room be able to enjoy it also. I wasn't able to do this before.

I did have a question though, in the OP is says that some options were needed to do in PowerAmp player, I was wondering if you could look into Winamp and see if there are any similar settings I need to do to enable Viper FX. Or find a way to see if it's simply working with Winamp. Or, is the fact that Viper FX opens as the EQ for Google music proof enough that it's working for Winamp.

Again, thank you for all of this. I can use this immensely in my Jeep and through my home audio and love it!