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[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] immortalneo:
Sorry, but wrong section mate! Please report this thread to the moderators and have it moved here:

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1569

:)

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] tony3316:
Thank you , but i need to use my phone as gps for driving car.
[HTC Incredible S] samgurung:
Was wondering what do you guys think is the most stable Jellybean ASOP / AOKP ROM out there. Would be interested to know the most stable ICS ASOP/AOKP ROM too.

I currently have Lacoste running which I find pretty ok. Would love to know what the general opinion is in the community regarding ASOP/AOKP ICS and Jellybean ROMS

Thanks y'all
[HTC Incredible S] 072665995:
The CM10(.1) made by dla5244 are probably the most stable jellybean ROMs out there. Szeszo's CyanVivoX (CM10) is also very stable. (no real significant difference between Szeszo's and dla5244's version of CM10).

There wasnt really much development with ICS AOSP/AOKP as far as Im concerned. Szeszo was working on a CM9 but I don't know if he gave up on it or not :/ For AOKP, theres Ice Cold Jelly v8.3 and thats about it.

Note: Id stay AWAY from PACman. Although it has great battery life, there are still a number of quirks that still need to be ironed out (bugs).
[HTC Incredible S] giudicealdo:
I recently tested an unofficial CM9 by Szezso. You can find it on his google plus profile. The ROM was pretty smooth and with a respectful battery life. Sadly I had a problem with what is supposed to be the main feature of a mobile device...Calling. Or perhaps I'm simply too old fashioned and the issue is not that big :)

I was not able to hear my phone ring and dealing another number either... By the way I was the only one on the G+ thread regarding the ROM to report this issue. I would raccomand you to try CM10.1 by dla or szeso and then, if you are unhappy with the battery life, the abovementioned unofficial CM9 or Ice cold sandwich, for which you can find a good set of themes in the proper section of the forum.
[HTC Incredible S] samgurung:
On cyanx and is the best rom ive used. It's fast stable and whatsmore a jellybean
[HTC Incredible S] zhong00123:
dia's CM10 is very stable

but is a pity that both dia’s and szezso‘s CM10.1 have bugs
[HTC Incredible S] samgurung:
Just switchd to szezso's CM10.1..what bugs have you found?

And if they have bugs they're arent stable then ;)
[HTC Incredible S] zhong00123:
the same as dla's ,sometimes screen doesn't wake up on incoming call

It always happen when I use apollo,so i delete it .The ROM working perfectly until I use the USB ,it happen again.

waiting for szezso's update :)

ps:my english is poor,hope you can understand:D
[HTC Incredible S] JELLYZ:
Stay on lacoste or try cyanvivo x by szeszo
[HTC Incredible S] 072665995:
I dont find many bugs at all. I mean the screen wakes up for me when i get a call which is nice. I think for me, its just the camera. Its good enough to be a stable driver. Plus its battery is pretty good. I could squeeze in much more Pokemon Flora Sky :p
[HTC Incredible S] sunstream:
I've been staying with Lacoste Mod for several weeks, and the performance was slowly going down all the time. It didn't happen at once, there wasn't any particular day when the performance dropped drastically, but the fact is that it kept becoming worse and worse through time. Yesterday I flashed back to stable AR HD, because I needed less battery greedy ROM to take abroad, and I was astonished with how incredibly fast my incredible s became!

Has anyone noticed such a regression on the other JB AOKP/AOSP ROMs? Do they all start lagging in a few days after being flashed?
[HTC Incredible S] samgurung:
I was on viper vivo and then on incredible and found them to consistently lose speed. So much so that they became pretty much unusable. I then switched to lacoste.. And then switched to cyan x because of bluetooth issues. Loving the snappiness of cyan x. And its been pretty stable.

I thought aosp/akop roms would be far more responsive coz they don't have the bloatware of sense and that indeed has been my experience
[HTC Incredible S] kanethesun:
anyone using CyanVivo X previously and migrated to CyanVivo 10.1?

is the flashing method hard?

and how is the performance?:confused:
[HTC Incredible S] 072665995:
The flashing method? Are you joking me?? its the same on every ROM -_-

And regarding performance, if youve ever tried PACman then in reltivity to that, CyanVivo 10.1 is more stable and in my opinion, has better battery life. If you are comparing it to dla5244's CM10.1, then its more just updated of that (repo synced at later date)
[HTC Incredible S] srv.abhishek:
Hi

can you list down the bugs you noticed for PACman.. I have been using it for about a month now and have not noticed much from user's perspective.. except that is has developed a slight lag but guess that is happening with a couple of ROMs
[HTC Incredible S] quicksilver1024:
I've also experienced gradual performance decay on some of these popular ROM's, with the most recent being Lacoste.

I asked about the performance issues in the Lacoste thread and nobody seems to be answering. Glad to see I'm not the only one experiencing this!

Do you recommend cyanx then as the most stable and updated ROM (Android version) in terms of performance?
[HTC Incredible S] 072665995:
I would recommend dla's CM10 simply cuz u dont needa wait 3 or so seconds to unlock your phone :/ Szeszo says its fixed but I dont see it so :/ the things that CVX trumps is battery life, stability, and dem mods man.. they kick @** XD
[HTC Incredible S] srv.abhishek:
there are a couple of bugs listed on szezso's thread - prominent one being screen wakeup bug for incoming calls / alarms..if you can live with those, then yes, it's a pretty hot ROM
[HTC Incredible S] quicksilver1024:
Sounds good. Any other recommendations for a ROM?
[HTC Incredible S] 072665995:
yes because you start loading apps on your phone and that'll wear it down slowly.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Gnuig:
I hope someone can help, as I haven't been able to find the answer yet (I can imagine it may be somewhere here on xda-developers.com, just CAN'T seem to find it ;-)

How do you rename a file AND its extension.

I have quite a bit of software installed, but still nothing seems to solve this little problem. There are some cases where I think it may help (certain word files, media files are not recognized in WM2003?!) and it would be nice if you could manually set a file's extension.

Anyone posting a link or an answer would be greatly appreciated.

Maybe some software that does this?

Thanks.

Regards,

Gnuig
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] rahjinoh:
Resco Explorer can
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Rudegar:
i could not navigate my pda without getting grey hair did i not use

total commander it renames just a charm and pretty much act like it's windows sister version which again act pretty much like good old

norton commander from the dos days
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Gnuig:
Thanks guys. I'll give them both a try, yet I recall that I found something about resco products (durring install?) that I didn't particularly like. Maybe just my imagination :?

But, I'll try them both out... as I found I really need to rename files 'on-the-fly' from time to time.

Regards :wink:
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Rudegar:
well i use total commander all the time renaming my sheep p0rn collection mpg's to .tsk all the time so people who mess around with my pda think they are damaged today screen themes to hide my terrorble secret :P

2 ways to do it single tap a file and it goes into rename mode where the extention is changed by changing the last 3 letters after the .

or hold down the pen givng a menu which include rename
[Milestone 2 General] hackerc5:
I am use update-cm-7.2.0-RC2-umts_sholes-UNOFFICIAL-signed20120605.zip ,I used the kitchen to modify the ROM, but don`t install. recovery display install abort. my recovery is OpenRecovery_v1_46_SHOLS, i don`t know what wrong, please help me,thanks!!!!
[Milestone 2 General] Lean946:
Either you are on the wrong forum, or downloaded the wrong ROM.

"umts_sholes" is the original Milestone.
[Milestone 2 General] hackerc5:
Can you tell me to which forum.I want to know how modify the ROM.I modified can not be installed on my Milestone.Even if I only changed a little.Thank you!!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saurabh_goyal93:
I'm running stock JB with siyah kernel on my SGS3 GT-I9300. I wanted to try out a rom from CyanogenMod but when I was flashing it through CWM, my phone froze!! Now, it's not powering on. It's not going to download mode or recovery mode. I'm scared now. I flashed the right file, I know that. But somehow, it didn't work. Any ideas?

Also, I wanna know, that if I take it to Samsung Care, will they be able to make out that my phone was rooted before? Because device status was modified & flash counter was around 12 before I hard-bricked (atleast that's what I think) my phone.

Please help me out.

P.S. I'm new here. So, move my thread to any category which you think is suitable for it. I thought it should be in this category, so I posted here. :cowboy:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scarface1991:
That`s weird, did it just froze during the flashing? I can`t imagine how that could hardbrick your phone since Cyanogenmod doesn`t touch the bootloader. At least download mode should work. BTW what version of Siyah Kernel did you use?

Yeah if you can`t even access download mode then there is probably nothing you can do. You can try a USB Jig but if that`s not working too then take it to a Samsung Service Center and play dumb. Say the phone just wouldn`t come on. And if they can`t access download mode then I highly doubt that they can see if your phone is rooted.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saurabh_goyal93:
Thanks a lot

Thanks a lot for your answer. I'm an

experienced

flasher and I flash roms on daily basis that's why I'm also very shocked at this.

I have a USB jig from the days when I used to have Samsung Galaxy S2, but it's not working with my S3.

Anyways,I'll take my phone to Samsung Care only I guess. :crying:

P.S. Even after changing the motherboard or something, they won't know? Cuz otherwise I'm out 40000 rupees!! (I live in India) :)

EDIT: I was using

Siyah kernel v1.8.9.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
If Samsung get it to boot then its no warranty but probable that they will put it down to SDS and just change the motherboard .

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scarface1991:
Ok that`s really weird. I suppose it`s just some hardware failure then. Of course that it happened while you flashed a ROM is very unfortunate.

If they change the whole mainboard then all information that was on the old mainboard will be gone. There is no way after they change the mainboard that they will see if you were rooted or not.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] maxrusakoff:
Hi!

Sorry for nub question, but does anybody knows pin outs for SGS 3 i535. I have a dead body and RIFF BOX JTAG and wanna unbrick it.

Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] frescoraja:
if you look at the interface pinout included with the riff box resurrector DLL for the i535, the pinouts are like this:

3 - TRST

4 - TDI

5 - TMS

6 - TCK

7 - RTCK

8 - TDO

9 - NRST

11 - GND

but the image showing where pins 1,2,11, and 12 are is basically upside down. there is a little gold arrow/triangle on the board near pin 1

if anyone else has better information, please post it.. i can not get mine to resurrect.

let me know if you have any luck flashing yours

i am also in the middle of unbricking an i535V and i am getting a "Current ID does not belong to Samsung I535 Family" error. If i choose to ignore the error, it successfully flashes the resurrector image to the device (or atleast it says it does) , but my phone is still bricked.

i have tried the resurrector files for the i747, i747m and t999 as well with the same results.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] maxrusakoff:
Wow!

Thanks for information!

I saw pins. They are very-very small :(

I find this device Samsung i747 / i747M / T999 / T999v (Galaxy S3) JTAG Jig (+ 1 X 12 Pin Molex Port)

and now i think buy it or not.

So, may you take a photo about your connection to pcb ?

Thanks a lot!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] frescoraja:
Yes that 12 pin molex connector you will need. At my shop we found just the molex jack by itself and made our own board to adapt it to riff box connector. But I think that jig you found is the molex connector on a little PCB already. Where did you find the jig?

---------- Post added at 12:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:48 PM ----------

I gave up on unbricking the i535 I have. I know I have pins correct, resurrector finds device and says it flashes successfully but phone is still bricked. I have unbricked many phones never seen this happen so my best guess is that there is a hardware problem.

Hope you have better luck with yours than I did with mine!

Keep us posted
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] maxrusakoff:
HUGE THANKS FOR YOU!

Tomorrow I'm going to visit special shop and trying to buy that one. After that I will try to boot up it : )
[HTC One X] kollnoll:
Im on 2.9.18 with the ncx 35

best combo for me!

You are the man

What a team!

Dreamteam

Thanks to all of you that help to.

So friendly and formgiven to all us newbies
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
then write this in the thread and don't open a new one :D

Mods please close this :P
[HTC One X] O_G:
Thread Closed​

Like the work? Use the thanks button and don't make a mess of this forum by opening random pointless threads!​
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillTheCat:
After living with many different cooked roms on my Tilt and Inspire, I've observed that none of them are without their bugs and quirks. Most notably I've found that some cooked ROMs tend to suffer from performance issues after a while, others are just flat out buggy.

I'm wondering if, rather than flashing a new ROM if it might not be just as effective to root, freeze the bloatware apps that I don't want and take a Nandroid backup if I need to restore to 'stock'. Can anyone comment on whether freezing unwanted apps will help with system performance (i.e. freeing up operating memory)?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillTheCat:
Bump.

Nobody can comment on the Pros and Cons of freezing or uninstalling with TiBU rather than flashing a ROM specifically where bloatware is concerned?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucky Thirteen:
The magic with TB is you can freeze an application and let you evaluate the impact on your device. If all is good and you don't encounter any kind of bad effects, then it is safe to say you can remove it.

Otherwise, if the impact is negative on your phone you can simply “defrost” the frozen application and everything should regain normality.

TB is, honestly, the very first application every flash addict should buy. It was one of the very first I bought years ago, and it is probably the one I am using the most frequently.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillTheCat:
Oh, yeah. I'm a flashaholic. Or, at least I was with my Inspire. I totally rely on TiBU and ROM Manager. They were some of the best app licenses I've bought. But I've learned some things about custom ROMs over that time which suggest I want to live in OEM Stock for the time being.

What I'm trying to understand is whether or not there's a performance benefit to uninstalling bloatware applications. IOW, does it free up system resources to help the phone run faster, or is it dedicated space for storage and not accessible by the system for cache or other benefits.

On that subject, is it possible to create my own 'cooked' rom by uninstalling the stuff I don't want (like the AT&T Bloatware, SoundHound, Polaris Office, and so on) and replace them with apps that I prefer like Documents2Go, SugarSync and other stuff that I'd rather have in the ROM?

I guess I'm just not understanding how the Android ecosphere works in terms of system partitions, where the ROM is located, what happens when we flash a ROM and if I can achieve the same thing on my own without having to learn how to use the 'kitchen' to roll my own worrying about deodexing and all that other fancy-dancy tech stuff.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lukosiukas:
Hello, maybe who can help to me? I want to do HARD RESET on my ST21i becose i'm stuck when tryed to install cyanogenmod 10, when i flash boot.img. I search in google and got one variant : Prees LOCK and VOL+ button untill you feel 3 vibrations.. i do this few time, but dosen't work... Can help me ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zeau2004:
Thought I share this with you guys, its an app that gives your screen that MIUI rounded corners.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mohammad.adib.roundr&feature=md

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
Too funny I saw this yesterday in Android themes&apps
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zeau2004:
Oh yea, pretty good looking app, I posted pics, I guess they provide the rounded corners so that ppl can see
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] natehoch96:
Idk why but I actually love this. Looks very nice, thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
Its crazy something trivial, but yes it does
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zeau2004:
It's always the little things lol...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Galaxysm:
Some pll were saying its kind of like the look of a iphone? O.o

Sent From Land Of Ooo. Using a Jedi Mastered Note 2.

"Where you think she at when she ain't with you?"...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] xuanphucn:
thought the round corner patent belongs to Apple LOL
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] stondec:
Absolutely hate MIUI!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] RonnieRuff:
Funny.... That is the only thing I liked on MIUI. PERFECT!

Carbon Nightly | Holo Glass Theme | Crack Flasher
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] PhilipTD:
Don't like it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deeznutz1977:
That's OK, that's whats cool about apps& the play store . if you don't like things you don't have to use/download :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier 2.0:
How many Blue tooth devices can i have active at the same time? I just discovered I can have my keyboard and a wireless headset synced at the same time. Can I add a third device? I wanted to get rid of my OTG wired mouse and purchase a wireless mouse and leave the port open for charging. With this setup I won't have to ever carry my laptop around as this provide everything I need on a portable computer.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dondexon:
I've used a BT mouse and keyboard on my N7 simultaneously. Though I don't have a BT headset or stereo headphones yet, I'm willing to bet that it could be added to the mix, as it uses a different BT profile.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier 2.0:
thanks. this setup has really made my n7 useful!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unrly:
In my car, I have an A2DP adapter, OBD2, and my phone with Tablet Talk all at once.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier 2.0:
Ok, i will purchase a bluetooth rechargeable mouse today and report. :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier 2.0:
Ok so I bought an HP bluetooth mouse and now I have the keyboard, headset and mouse all synced at the same time! I'm leaving my laptop at home from now on! :D
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier 2.0:
Bad news, for some reason my keyboard is repeating strokes. I suspect the addition of the wireless mouse had something to do with it. Anyone else experienced this before?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netwizuk:
A BT keyboard may repeat strokes anyway. Get 'external keyboard helper' from the play store, and you can configure things like repeat delay to help sort it out.

Nick
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier 2.0:
Thank you so much Sir! I will try this out before I return my new mouse. :highfive:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier 2.0:
Nope, that didn't work for me. Thanks for the suggestion! I am using a regular OTG wireless keyboard and I do not have the repeating key problem. I might buy a OTG+ charging cable in order to use my tablet as a laptop and charge it at the same time.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] onurd:
I have unlocked the bootloader of my new AT&T HTC One 64 GB, installed CWM and rooted.

When I started my phone, google play stated that there were updates to a lot of apps (like Chrome, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon kindle etc) which are all system apps. So I went ahead, updated them. Then as usual, I went to titanium backup and integrated the updates into rom/system. I cleaned Dalvik and cahce. When I restarted, google play said again that the same apps are out of date and wanted to re-update them. And sure enough when I checked versions on them, they were the old ones.

So decided to go the "make these system apps normal apps" e.g. move them out of the rom to data, update, move them back to system app directory. Same problem here, after a restart old versions in the rom showed up again.

Then I decided to un-install the apps. When I un-install them through titanium backup, after a restart they are back.

Like a bad nightmare.... Any ideas?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] robenwzrdhat:
Same for me :

My ATT HTC One is unlocked and rooted already with CWM no-touch installed.

I installed ES File explorer as well as Titanium Backup Pro and gave both root privileges when they asked for them via Super SU

I can "Uninstall", via titanium backup, all the bloatware apps but when I reboot they come back.

Similarly, through ES File explorer I run the root explorer section and choose to uninstall system apps. I then successfully remove the bloatware, but it again comes back upon reboot.

Are there any other methods I can try or any successful bloatware removals for the One from anybody here? Is it a matter, as another thread about the Incredible suggested, a matter of the kernel not allowing writes to the /system while running? If so, how do I remove bloatware from Recovery?

Thanks!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] CheesyNutz:
any we need a kernel that allowed writing to the /system to stop this htc added some new code
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] graffixnyc:
It's because the kernel does not allow the /system partition to be modified. You need to flash a kernel that has the security disabled. I'm running the Renovate rom from the Intl One forums and that kernel has security disabled and works fine on the AT&T version
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] robfactory:
Talked to a supervisor and they are waiting on the shipment.

Once they receive the phones it takes about an hour to ship out.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] D3luSi0n4L:
Thanks for checking =) I'm awaiting my shipment email eagerly!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] D3luSi0n4L:
Hahaha, well played and most definitely true! lol
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Excrucibo:
Thanks for the update!

Did they mention when they expect the shipment to come in?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] MrTeddyChills:
This is killing me....
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] robfactory:
Wirefly: Next Week

Talked to Patrick from Wirefly.

He stated that they are hoping to get inventory by next week.

4:38 pm EST
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] D3luSi0n4L:
Umm, this was posted on Wirefly's official Facebook -

"**HTC One Preorder Update** We’re as excited as everyone about the launch of the new HTC One!!! Just wanted to let everyone know that we’ve got our order in and will begin shipping the Glacial Silver model as soon as they are arrive at our distribution facility. As always, we’ll ship the phones out in the order in which they were placed.

We still don’t have confirmation when Sprint will be releasing the Stealth Black model. We’re in contact with them daily and will let everyone know what we know as soon as we know it. If you’ve preordered the Stealth Black model from us and want to switch to the Glacial Silver, simply contact customer service and they’ll gladly make that change. Thanks again for shopping with us. We greatly appreciate your business and hope to be shipping your new HTC One very soon!!"

If I had to bet money I'd say early customers will get an email tonight with their shipping info.