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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 白い熊:
Use the one I mention in the first post, works with the Zerolemon battery. I use it, checkout the pics I posted midway through the thread...

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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 白い熊:
Stock.

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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] djmax81:
buy 1tb portable Hard or memory card Reader

Already .!!! so bulky and messy lol no hard feeling even drop of water screw ... all mobile motherbord ....

try to get 1 TB external Hard disk and stick it on back panel .... hehehe would be way cheaper ..... :D + seriously do something better for back panel and forget about SD card of 1000 $ aprox
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] madman604:
That'll work fine. Costs 2x more than eBay though.

If you format the card to fat32 you can use any kernel. Just can't use files over 4gb.

Sent from a phone that's 2 Note-worthy, via XDA Premium HD app.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] spectra-12:
awesome setup.. makes it a wonderful... need to wait until prices come down 999 is too much....
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] prox04:
You can buy 256GB for 573€ or 128GB for 138€ in the german Amazon(.de) store :cool:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Pat.:
Yes & €276 for 2 x 128GB is also better as it is safer way to store.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] __-_-_-__:
http://dx.com/p/sd-to-microsd-transflash-card-converter-module-27001

6$ much cheaper. the plastic can be cut. I did it 1 year ago on my galaxy s II. ofc I didn't spend 500$ on a card.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Ashtrix:
Amazing Mod, too much of storage space plus ultra heavy duty battery !

:cool:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Dan Law 001:
I also plan to buy the extended battery for my Note 2 later this summer but I do not buy the idea of extend SD since I am okay with the 16GB internal storage (I could always invert the external 32GB with the internal 16GB) and it is a downside for the beauty of the device. Anyway,you are the most creative pragmatist I've ever seen.:laugh:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SenK9:
What a beastly built, definitely thumbs up for going all out. It's nearly a laptop!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Mord0rr:
RESPECT!!!

This is the "real" stuff that makes XDA a great fórum!

Suck it Iphone fanboys!! ehehehejust kiding:D

I wonder if that can be done to a S3:p:p
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] manbat:
Thanks for the idea. I have mine working (Verizon Galaxy Note 2/SCH-I605). I got my micro sd to sd ribbon cable adapter on Amazon and the 128gb sd from Best Buy ( on sale for$78). Already had the ZeroLemon Battery. Works great...been running it for a few days. After format ended up with 119gb of usable external memory on board !! :D
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Rommul:
Just wanted to chime in with my test result using the program from the play store linked earlier.

I am using a Sprint Galaxy Note II , the ZL battery with the LinItx adapter and a Lexar 128 GB card.

This card.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007BZRXK2/ref=oh_details_o01_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

On stock settings (300MB file) I get

Writing 17.62 MB/s

Reading 32.44 MB/s
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] djmax81:
Just quick ....question ....which file system u formatted the sdcard n how on windows ...?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] manbat:
I used Fat32...formatted on my XP machine. The program I use to format is guiformat....it is freeware, google it. Fat32 is needed for kernel compatibility. I use Faux kernel. Everthing works fine.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] jonatanLoya:
My Note 2 Modification :D

This is my Note 2 SHG I317M, with a 8500mAh Extended Battery and microSD to SD adapter with a 64 gb SanDisk SDXC 300X, all adapted into a OtterBox Defender case. I really liked how they adapted to the case.

The battery works great and gives me enough energy for everyday use, leading to last up to 3 days.

Greetings to all. :D
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] apallohadas:
That battery looks remarkably small for 8500 mAh.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] djmax81:
Dude u took pain for 64 gb ultra..? When u can buy sandisk 64gb micro sd class 10. Atleast put 128 gb sd
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] joshm.1219:
Hate to tell you bud but there's no way that's an 8500 mah battery.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] jonatanLoya:
si lo es, tiene escrito 8500 mah bro!!

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if is coming a 128gb lexar, because this is for my video camera.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] joshm.1219:
Tear off the label and see what it really says. Simple psychics though will tell you 8500 mah of battery cells do not fit in that size footprint.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] apallohadas:
Physics my friend. Physics.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] BrooklynNY:
Astounded. One word. -- Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire using xda premium
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Richard.p:
Not Working

Hi There,

Been watching this thread with interest for some time.

Then I decided to take the plunge :highfive:

However after 2 weeks of joy and extra storage my Phone started to randomly say " SD card Removed Unexpectedly". This happened a few times until my card died :crying:

My questions are......

Am I just unlucky? (with bad card)

Do you need to have the extra large battery with this setup? (Or will a standard battery do?)

Have other people had this problem?

How do I check if the card is a Fake one? (Had adequate storage registered when checked in System/Storage)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] manbat:
I have had mine working for about a month. I use a Zerolemon extended battery and cover. When I received the ribbon adapter I laminated the ribbon cable for extra protection. The cable on mine is 2 1/2 inches long so there is plenty of length to wrap around the Zerolemon battery. After plugging the "micro" side into the phone I secured the ribbon in place using a small piece electrical tape. I also secured the SD side adapter to the Zerolemon battery the same way. I placed a thin piece of cardboard over the SD side of the adapter to smooth the profile before placing the Zerolemon cover on. All if this keeps the mount and adapter very secure and keeps the cover from damaging the ribbon from the adapter.

Your problem could have been cause by tension on the ribbon cable causing the contacts to disconnect or a rub thru on the cable.....or you might have gotten a bad card.

I bought my 128gb card from Best Buy ...a PNY brand that I formatted to fat32.. I felt pretty secure in the quality of the PNY card after reading reviews and the fact that I purchased it from a huge retailer.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Hälftebyte:
Sorry for being a party pooper but I also doubt this is 8500 mah...it's just too small

Not because it's written on it means it is... I guess at the end of the day you do get longer battery life and that's all that matters. I should be at least 6000 mah imo

You don't need to be a psychic to tell either.. simple physics is all you need :cool:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] joshm.1219:
Ah I just noticed that! Lol f*cking swype

Sent from Kendrick Lamar, King of New York
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Hälftebyte:
Hahaa, just teasing
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Richard.p:
thanks for that.

So do you think the multiple forced dismounting of the card may have buggered it?

I've got another adapter and card. I'll try to secure this with tape and see how it goes.

I've sent the card back RMA and will be able to get a replacement.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] manbat:
Could have......
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 白い熊:
The force dismount usually indicates the card is going bad.

If a force dismount happens more than once in a short amount of time, you shouldn't wait for anything and get a new card.

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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] nicwall01:
I'm really surprised by how this guy's endeavor was received; although it isn't optimal for most, it's exactly what he wanted. Isn't that the spirit of Android and more importantly, the individuals who bust their asses personalizing every fathomable aspect of these devices?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bikerpilot:
Im just wondering. It say that it is internal memory how can that be did you attach the ribbon to the internal part of the phone. Is their anything else besides rooting the phone and the ribbon to add more memory? Would love to do this my phone.. any help with instructions ?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] manbat:
In the description he adds internal and external together to come up with 288....this mod increases the "external memory"....by allowing larger capacity full size SD cards to be run. I am running a 128gb myself...works great !! :)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bikerpilot:
ok cool what rom are you using ? stock rom and is your phone rooted ? If I do this to mine witch I am thinking of doing what exactly will I need beside a bigger sd card, and the ribbon from micro sd to sd. Will I need to be done. '

At this point I have a stock rom tmobile but rooted note 2..
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] manbat:
I am currently running latest vzw deodex ROM (I tend to go back to mostly stock after playing with custom roms), I am rooted of course..lol. I use a Zerolemon battery and cover. Your external memory is still your SD card but I use Foldermount to keep large files for games, gps programs, etc. on the card. Backups, roms, zips and etc. All flash or restore properly from the larger card. I do have it formated fat32...for maximum compatability when trying different kernels...currently using Faux. Good luck !!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pham818:
what a beast.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] madman604:
You don't need anything. Just format the card to fat32 and plug it all together.

Sent from a phone that's 2 Note-worthy, via XDA Premium HD app.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] manbat:
Well...my 128gb card failed. Showed 0gb capacity, 0gb available. Lost all my data on the card. Luckily I had backed it up on my computer two days before so I was able to recover most. It showed empty or needs to formatted on computer and phone after it failed. Tried the SanDisk tool to save it...but no go....lol. Luckily I bought it at Best Buy....they refunded my money. I guess I'll wait awhile and see if the price on SanDisk 128gb cards comes down.....never had trouble with them. The card that failed was a PNY....back to my "little 64gb SanDisk card".....lol:)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] madman604:
Well boys my time in the Note 2 forum is over. I have moved to the S4.

As a last note, I shoehorned my 128gb card into the S4 using an Anker 5200 mAh battery and cover. The only issue is I had to trim the battery cover where the flash is. This effectively renders the flash useless as its now covered by the SD card and adapter.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] djmax81:
Why s4 ?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SscattergoodR:
don't know where I'm ment to post this but as thus post is on storage I thought I'd post it here,

There's a problem with my note 2, its the 16GB model and it only says 10 I know that's right, but then if you add the storage up it comes way above 10 and it says I have 7GB free? Can anyone help
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] apallohadas:
Accidentally hit thanks which is the opposite of what I want.

Go to the Q and A section and make your own thread.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SscattergoodR:
Sorry I'm new to xda and I couldn't find how to make a new thread
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] garyblake:
Yeah i wonder that...

Once i picked up the stylus i just cant go back! :victory:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] KHILL23:
Note 2

I got the same set up going but my zero lemon case is a bit to small to house the SD card converter.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] DocEsq:
I had read that the Note 2 only supports memory cards up to 64GB. Are you able to get above that due to the kernel, ROM or something else?

Just curious.

Doc
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] BrooklynNY:
I assume the documented limitation is only because there aren't (at least weren't at the time) any micro sdcards with more than 64GB available yet.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] nerys71:
Correct.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 白い熊:
Yes, stock kernel supports the 256GB card no prob...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] KHILL23:
Hey, I'm trying to run the same set up you do but I'm having an issue getting the case on with the SD card reader. Any thoughts?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] NeoShade:
This is so ugly its beautiful.

9300mah + 288GB is overkill though! Bring your whole movie library with you :).
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Hobbygamer27:
Nice mod man, this is bringing the phone to anonther level close to media computer.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] chuahcs79:
wow,

what a beast MOD for sure,

love it so so much,

i would do it if the memory card price is not "sky high" :good::good:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] godzilla2099:
Wow great Job ,.. Bro ,.. its like U had a computer Hard disk in ur Phone ,..

I really like to try it,.. :good:

Awesome ,...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Malumen:
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Hi everyone!

I'm a noob. I got my Galaxy S3 T999V rooted and the boot (recovery?) runs clockworkmod. CyanogenMod 10 is running smoothly, except:

The camera doesn't work! Getting a "cannot connect to camera" error instantly upon launching the camera app (stock).

So from perusing the internet a little more, there are other phone models also suffering from this "can't connect to camera" error.

The fix involves: Booting into rooted stock. extracting the folder "cameradata" in system using a file explorer (AndroZip). Put them on the external sdcard or your computer. Then overwrite your CM10 flashed system/cameradata folder's .bin(s) and setting the permissions a certain way.

Does anyone have the stock Galaxy S3 cameradata files? And I have no idea how to change permissions!! HELP!!

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http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2102981&page=2#post39859973

THOSE ARE THE FILES (or click here?)

1. Download the files, unzip them and place them somewhere on the phone (sdcard0 or sdcard1, in some separate, user-made folder)

2. Make sure you have CyanogenMod's built-in File Manager set to allow ROOT access

3. Using CyanogenMod's built-in File Manager, click the "parent folder" at the top until the top reader line says /

4. Look for a folder called system, enter it

5. Look for a folder called cameradata, enter it

6. With nothing selected, press the :: button in the bottom left, on-screen. Select "properties" and choose 'permissions', grant all properties to everything (except the S column). This allows you to copy the downloaded files into this folder.

7. Browse to where you have the files. On the left is a tick-box, tick them all.

8. Browse back to the /system/cameradata/

9. Select the :: again. Select "paste all items here". SELECT OVERWRITE.

10. Individually long-press each item and change it's properties. Select permissions and permit all except the S column again. This allows the app to be accessed, the user to change the app, and the app to save files.

11. Attempt to run the STOCK camera app. CHANGE THE SCENE "SCN" TO 'ACTION'. I've been told this keeps it from crashing again...

12. If the camera app is a bit laggy, try rebooting. If it persists (but camera app is functioning) may want to restore permissions using Recovery Boot (I use CWM).

The difference MAY be adding that one extra file (_ZH), but I recommend moving and overwriting all just to be safe.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] KingKostas:
try to reflash. wipe everything and make sure you didnt download nightly. nightlies can have some problems. are you sure you download the stable version?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Malumen:
May I ask quickly what steps are involved in "reflashing"? Just to make sure I don't do some extra step or miss something.

As far as the stable version goes, I looked for the d2tmo file on get.cm under the Stable tab. I'm assuming that would be the most stable build?

(Perhaps a nightly might fix it??)

Question: Is there not a way I can just install/add this "4.2" camera? I've seen videos and read that people are using that just fine on CM10. Alternately if I boot into recovery would "fix permissions" be any help?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Misterjunky:
re: odin flash

The very best advise is to do the following, doing anything else will most likely prolong

the problems you are having or making them even more difficult to resolve.

First thing you need to do is to install the stock Tmobile T999 rooted firmware.

Here are the exact step by step instructions with the download link for the firmware.

After you have followed these instructions your phone will be working properly and if

you like you will be able to flash any custom roms made for the Tmobile T999 phone

or restore any backups unless the the backup is corrupted in some way or another.

Here is the link to the Tmobile Stock & Rooted firmware you need:

http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390169635556426451

After downloading it make a folder on your desktop and unzip the file

using Winzip or 7zip so the .TAR file is in the new folder you just made.

Here is a link for ODIN which is required for flashing the stock rooted firmware

(a windows app) http://d-h.st/Q14

Download and extract Odin into the same folder you made containing the TAR file.

Here is a step by step guide for you.

Download the firmware of your choosing (use the root66 version if you want root)

Run Odin by double clicking the Odin.exe within the folder you extracted

Turn off your phone and boot into

DOWNLOAD MODE

(Volume Down + Home + Power Hold until phone powers up, then release and press Volume Up to enter Download Mode)

Once in Download Mode, connect the USB/Charger cable to the phone and plug into the USB port on your computer.

You should now see a COM** port listed toward the top-left of Odin (under ID:COM)

Click on the PDA button in the middle-right area of Odin.

Browse to and select the FW you downloaded (TAR file)

Make sure Auto-Reboot and F. Reset Time are the only options checked and that PDA is the only other thing checked.

TRIPLE CHECK your settings and that you have selected the correct firmware for your model phone and are using the correct options.

If you are using a laptop, make absolutely sure you are plugged in, or if on battery, that it is charged enough and will not go into sleep mode during flash.

Click Start to begin the flash. This will take a while, so be patient!

Once complete, in the top-left box in Odin, it will say PASS and the phone should have automatically rebooted.

You may unplug the phone and close Odin if you wish.

Wait at least 5-10 minutes for the system to boot the first time and then build its cache! (It may seem to hang during boot, this is normal and you must be patient!!!)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Malumen:
I followed most of these directions the first time, using the guide from High On Android:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPeIZZVYHbY

I used Odin, got root, wiped and got CM10 working.

This seems to be a bit of a problem that has cropped up in other models (i747). The fix that was used was to get back to the Stock ROM, while rooted, and browse to the system folder /cameradata/. In there are files for permissions for the camera. Copy those to the external SD card or your computer, then get back into CM10. Replace the CyanogenMod system folder /cameradata/ with the files you got from the Stock ROM. Then change the permissions for these new files.

So does anyone have the Stock /cameradata/ files? I'd greatly appreciate it!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Misterjunky:
re: camera issue

Just download any of the custom rom zip files based on the jellybean v4.1.1 stock rom.

All of those custom roms will have the files you are looking for.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kingsugar:
d2vzw

This also works on the sch-i535 as well. Thank you so much.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] theboot:
Yes, I tried all the other options for getting my camera back on track, but only going back to a full stock (rooted) ROM got my camera up and running again. FWIW, I was running an AOSP ROM for months without issue. What kicked my camera offline (the dreaded can't connect to camera) for some strange reason was when I updated to the most recent firmware VRBMF1. Now its straight back to AOSP for me! Thanks for creating this post! Very helpful!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] dwibbles33:
My fix

I'm going around posting my fix to all the camera threads in hopes of helping people find a solution sooner. I created a thread over in d2vzw http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2492304
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] avraum:
fix camera error on i9300 with cm 9 (4.0.4)

thanks a lot, i read your post, i take your advice to copy "SlimISP" to built in (cm system) folder, its work for me perfectly.

Thanks a lottttttttttttttttttttttt, have a nice day.
[HTC Sensation] ebonydad:
I have a T-Mobile Sensation 4G. I have taken really good care of it for the last 2 years. The Micro USB port seems to have finally gone south.

Does anyone know where I could get a replacement Micro USB replacement part? I have been looking on the Internet, but I just come across the Sensation XL part.

Has anyone done it before?

Any help would be appreciated. I am down to 38% battery. The only phone I have is my crappy Gingerbread android phone from work.

Thanks!
[HTC Sensation] upncoming:
You could try a repair shop. I've had them resoldered before on other phones when they were loose.

First try pulling the battery and digging around in there with something like a safety pin, small paper clip, or a sanded down toothpick. Sometimes you just get a ton of lint buildup in there. If there's enough it'll mess up your connection.

I checked eBay. You can find spare charging ports on there if you want to go that route, but most people don't want to mess with replacing them. They're a pain.
[HTC Sensation] ebonydad:
Just about all repair shops in my area said my phone is too old, and they don't have the parts.

I did see some parts on ebay, but I figured I would ask if anyone has done it before on here. Also was hoping someone would be able to suggest a storefront to buy it from.
[HTC Sensation] Shadehawk:
Like one of these?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HTC-Sensati...e_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item35babaa795

Seems easy enough to replace once you get the phone apart enough to access it. May need a little solder work though
[HTC Sensation] upncoming:
The solder is the hard part. To remove the old port from the board properly, you can't just use a soldering iron. It's recommended to use preheaters and a hot air station or you might damage the board. You have to be able to release the wires plus the surface and/or through-hole mounts. It's not an easy task on this phone.

Honestly, probably the best recommendation if you don't have a professional to repair it would be to just get an extra battery and an external charger. Sorry, but I don't recommend home repair on this one.
[HTC Sensation] ebonydad:
I pretty much did what you suggested before reading your post.

I ended up buying this battery charger: Anker® Multi-Purpose Universal USB Travel Wall Charger

It made more sense to go down this road than trying to repair my phone.

Now if this can just hold me over until the Nexus 5 or Galaxy Note 3 announcement. :)
[HTC Sensation] upncoming:
Nice! I hear lots of good things about Anker products. I think you took the right route.

Haha! For you, I hope they come out fast too. I'm too cheap to buy new phones! :D
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] denonsky:
I do not know how to Galaxy S III, but in Note II does not write anything at all. Not in a stereo, not mono. Even the Music folder does not appear.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] t3chg33k:
I don't know what is enabled or not in the free version, but in the Unlocked version I am able to record using the "MediaRecorder" method.

P.S. Talking about Stock ROM here, will test it on AOSP based ROMs when I switch to them.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] youbakmaster:
Tanks bro .