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[T-Mobile LG G2x] ImDarkmatter:
I will turn on my 4g and it wont work sometimes til I restart my phone. then when I turn it off for a while ill have to restart again

Sent from my LG-P999
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Smitten8r:
Can you get 4G back if you cycle airplane mode off and on?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mansa_noob:
Is this on CM7? Are you using a battery saver app? Some of them change apn in which case you have to reset the apn for it to work again (if the app did not enable itself).

I would have a $500 brick if it weren't for nvflash. Thanks Nvidia!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ImDarkmatter:
CM7 mane. I do have Antutu battery saver but its seldom used

Sent from my LG-P999
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ImDarkmatter:
I cannot.

Sent from my LG-P999
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Smitten8r:
Try using a different kernel as some G2X's prefer the faux-based kernels while others prefer morphic/trinity-based kernels. I agree with mansa_noob - check APN settings as well.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Pain-N-Panic:
I can say by experience and flashing a bunch of different kernels that my g2x really has a hard on for Trinity kernels. So that's what he gets for now lol
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ImDarkmatter:
you have to manually uninstall a kernal or installing a new one wipes the old?

Sent from my LG-P999
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Pain-N-Panic:
No, just wipe cache and dalvik and then flash new kernel

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[T-Mobile LG G2x] TwitchyEye:
You guys ever play Earthbound?? Mr. Saturn!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] redmonke255:
Heads up, you don't need to clear cache or dalvik when flashing a kernel. The kernel doesn't use either of those.

At least that's what Faux says.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mansa_noob:
Thanks. I haven't been doing that for a long time now (had read it somewhere on xda). The problem is noobs like me who complain about issues all the time and hence I think standard practice has been to suggest a wipe when flashing kernels.

Heck I don't even wipe data when flashing similar ROMs (say CM7 based) :D.

I would have a $500 brick if it weren't for nvflash. Thanks Nvidia!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ImDarkmatter:
both Trinity kernals on the thread were aborted as bad files. tried redownloading twice, I think my phone doesn't like trinity
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mansa_noob:
You need ext 4 support for trinity, so touch CWM won't work. Go to the previous version.

I would have a $500 brick if it weren't for nvflash. Thanks Nvidia!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Pain-N-Panic:
Also, don't get it from his thread. Go to morfic's site, derkernel.Com and then choose to view the "old site." Under g2x you will see a listing of kernels. Im using the t15 Max oc kernel. I heard his elp (extra low power) builds are great too

Edit- even though wiping the caches may not be necessary, i feel cleaner when i do it lol. Just personal preference i guess
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ImDarkmatter:
ext 4 support?

I've only ever used touch so I'm out of my element here

Sent from my LG-P999
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mansa_noob:
Just go to the previous version of recovery from one click recovery flasher app and you are good to go.

I would have a $500 brick if it weren't for nvflash. Thanks Nvidia!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ImDarkmatter:
awesome. thanks

Sent from my LG-P999
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] cruisin-thru:
I have an xda2 which was working perfectly. I hadnt used it for a while so the battery went flat so I put it on charge. I noticed that it was hanging at the O2 splash screen (bluetooth light flashing) so did a soft reset and got this.

No Gsm

D 103 00 USA

Is this a hardware problem? How can it lose its radio capability just by discharging the phone battery?

Does anybody know who I contact for warranty repair, I live in Gloucestershire England.? Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vectron:
Good write up! Just out of curiosity I went to their website to find out thickness rating of this film. Typically cheap screen protector film is 2H (ebay junk for $0.99), while quality PET film is 3H (like iSmooth and Spigen for $10-$15 a pack), and tempered glass is 9H (like VITREO or MIME $30-$40). This one you have looks somewhere in between PET film and tempered glass in thickness. It wasn't mentioned anywhere on their website. As a matter of fact, they don't even go into details of which phone they cover or where to buy it. I checked it out on Amazon, and the cut in the picture looks totally different from what you have described. Kind of strange.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bushako:
yea I had a look at their website too and it seems they're somewhat disorganized with their method of distribution. Although their marketing isn't so bad with regards to the videos theyve posted they have still got to mention the hardness and they've got to seriously provide more info to potential customers on the varieties and the availability of their product line. I bought mine from a local store so I've never really bothered checking their website earlier on availability. However, it feels like the surface hardness is about 3-4H, compared to the cheap ones youve mentioned from eBay. I would say their main highlight for this is in its ability to absorb and disperse shocks effectively rather than its resistance to scratches.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] DarkManX4lf:
How good are these "like glass" screen protectors without a case? Like pet ones will peel sometime when you put it in and take It out of your pocket...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vectron:
Absolutely, a good point!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Notivago83:
Hi people, my buff screen has just five months of use, and it is becoming dark. It has been annoying me, mainly considering my GS3 is white.

What can I do to solve this question? Is there some product that I may use to have the clarity and the transparency of my screen back or should I remove the shield and lose my money?

Thank you.

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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bushako:
I would recommend sending the company an email stating your situation and then following up with a warranty claim to replace it. The most you can do is use an LCD lens cleaner but I doubt that will help.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bushako:
But this screen protector isnt anything like glass. Its hardness isnt anywhere close to glass. The part I do like about this screen protector is that its meant to be reusable, so if it does manage to peel off you can always wash, dry and stick it back on.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] teri.nk79:
ebay.com/itm/Ultimate-Shock-Proof-Shock-Absorbing-Screen-Guard-Sony-Xperia-Z-/251283618423

INR 199.00 ~ $3.3

:crying:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] LittleRedDot:
It's a temporary screen protector, just toss it and buy another one. 5 months is a lifetime for some of these cheapo screen protectors.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] stanglifemike:
+1!! Unless you buy a screen protector with a lifetime warranty, then 5 months of use is pretty good....

If you're wanting to buy one with a lifetime warranty that does NOT feel rubbery like Zagg does, check out Ghost Armor. That's the brand I always use on my tablets, and the Note 2 is the first phone I've used Ghost Armor on. I've had a GA clear front and back on one tablet for about 1.5 years now and it hasn't discolored in any way, lost any clarity, and doesn't have a single scratch on it! Highly recommend Ghost Armor for the feel, durability, and cost related to those things. GA isn't cheap, but well worth every penny that you spend!!!

SwiftKey'ed from my White Sprint Note 2 using XDA Premium
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] shhbz:
Well in India we are getting it really cheap just rs 200-250 dats arnd 4 dollar I wonder how amazon selling it at such high price and I even found the protector to be doing a great job and even after few month of use the spen even feels smooth on the screen guard .

I am very happy with this product n would recommend to all if u get it at low price
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] djak3:
Does anyone know if the lelus root method will work on the p76910d????

Any advice on how to root if possible is greatly appreciated
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] kevev:
You will get banned if you keep posting new threads with the same question. 1st warning.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40897978#post40897978
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
I'm freaking out and need some help. I recently rooted my S3 and everything went smoothly. I was running stock android 4.1.2 I think (multi-window feature) with root. Wanted to flash the cyanogemon 10.1 rom. I got titanium back up,backed up eveything. Flashed it. Seemed to be working normally but as I tried to restore my apps and things from the titanium back up it went all wrong. "Unfortunately,Email has stopped,the process android,process media has stopped. Also says process.acore has stopped and process.gapps has stopped pop up that is constant. I freaked out and tried to go back to normal and now I'm screwed.

I tried recovery and it tells me I dont have a OS on my phone. I than decided to Unroot the phone and start from a fresh stock android but it seemed like it worked 50%. I see the background and it shows me the set up google account for the phone but the pop up messages haven't stopped.If I go into the normal recovery and wipe data/factory reset will it solve the issue? And if it will should I choose to wipe cache partition first before doing so?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
Which recovery do you have? Also I never backup system apps such as email, because they change when going from 1 rom to the next. No OS means you wiped system, without having another ROM saved on your sd card. If your computer still sees the internal and external memory and your custom recovery is still working, you should be able to save a new rom, do a full wipe-system, data, cache, dalvik cache. Then flash rom you already saved to your memory. I take it you didn't do a Android backup after you rooted and flashed custom recovery?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
Ok, first I'll describe what you did and how that (most likely) messed up your phone. Then I'll describe what you can do to fix it.

Problem

It seems like your original flash of CM10.1 went smoothly. It must have been something to do with your Titanium Backup (TiBu) restores. More than likely, you tried to restore too much. In TiBu, the different apps have different colors: Red, Yellow, Green, and White. In the menu, you can see the following Legend:

White: User Application. These are apps that you installed from the Play Store or sideloaded by directly installing an apk. These are safe to restore.

Red: System Application. These are system files that heavily rely on which Android version (4.1.x vs. 4.2.x) and whether you're on TW or AOSP. I always try to avoid restoring these backups (even when just upgrading to a newer version of the same Rom). Some people will say that you can restore the Data only for these, but my motto is: caution will help prevent mistakes (ground-shaking, I know).

Green: System Service with Useful Data: These are system apps that have useful information (such as User Accounts, etc.). I treat these the same as Red Backups, but am a bit more likely to restore the data of them (green means go, right?).

Yellow: These backups are system data that can be restored as an xml file. These are inherently safer than the red and green ones, and I say restore away (I always restore my Call Log, Messages, and Wi-Fi Access Points).

The reason you were getting FCs was restoring a red or green backup. This can sometimes work, but has a lot of potential for issues when switching between TW and AOSP Roms. Most likely something in your /system folder is messed up due to restoring an app. Even when you flash a new Rom, it just overwrites items in your System folder, it doesn't wipe /System. So whatever is wrong in your /System folder is still there, regardless of what you flash.

Ok, now that we've identified what's wrong with your phone, we can now help solve it!

Solution/Fixes

Are you able to get into a custom Recovery? If not, you need to use Odin and follow

The Rooting Guide

to get back to a custom recovery (I recommend TWRP, but CWM is just as good).

Next, you want to download a Rom and put it on your device. I'd recommend (just for now), to get

Freeza's stock TW Rom

.

Now, before you try to flash this Rom, you'll have to wipe. In order to get rid of the FCs, you'll have to at least wipe System. I'd recommend a full wipe of your Internal SD Card (after backing up anything you want to save), but it's not technically necessary. Afterwards, you can wipe data and cache/dalvik cache.

Then you can flash your Rom. It seems like you know how to do this, but in case you don't, I have previously

posted directions over here

.

Hope this helps!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
I did have a Custom Recovery. I believe it was TWRP. I think all this happened was because when it occured I might of went into the recovery and accidently wiped system. I know that the phone didn't have OS on it and was blank. It just stayed on the Samsung boot screen. About 20 minutes ago I tried to unroot the phone and start with stock android. I didn't have much important stuff on my phone so I don't mind. The problem is when I did that it seemed to work. Only to find out that the pop-ups still exist and are constantly popping up where I cant do anything.

I would it worked seeing as though I can go into my stock recovery mode. Could it be possible to just wipe everything there and factory reset it or would it brick the phone? Also if I can just factory reset it through the stock recovery should I wipe the cache partition first?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
Well as of right I believe I just unrooted the phone and went back to stock android because when I try and go into recovery mode, it gives me the normal stock recovery. I thought it would work but needless to say the applications pop-ups saying it stopped working is still happening. I can see the google account set up but cant do anything because of the pop-ups and also theres a I icnon with a no symbol around it on the top left corner (dont know what that means). Is it possible to factory reset and wipe the data from this stock recovery? And if so should I wipe cache partition first?

Also thanks for the help. My head hurts trying to figure out how to fix this...It just seems like everything I try and do makes it worse or the same.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
It's not gonna work because you wiped system, and now you have stock recovery. I would follow topherk's post above this one. Very well written.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
You're doing well, don't get too frustrated.

Stock recovery is relatively limited and it won't be able to wipe what you need to wipe. When you do a factory reset in Stock (or custom) recoveries, you are just wiping the /data folder. Since we've identified that it's most likely an issue with /System, a Factory Reset won't do any good.

Your best bet it to get a Custom Recovery again through the

Rooting Guide

. That guide is really well-written and has pictures so it's easier to follow.

After you have CWM and TWRP, it's real easy to wipe everything (in TWRP 2.5.0.0, you just wipe internal sd card and you're good to go). Or you can do a comprehensive wipe by wiping /System, /Data, Cache and Dalvik Cache. Then you can flash a Rom (again, I'd recommend Freeza's). After you get Freeza's Rom up and running, I'd make a Nandroid Backup immediately (in a Custom Recovery). This will be the backup that you can return to whenever something doesn't flash well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
Thanks for all the help. I'm downloading the GS3 Root Kit Zip so I can follow your instructions. I'm going to try and bring my phone back to life. I'll update when hopefully its fixed lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
Well I did everything but flash the rom. My question is in the link you gave me to flash Freeza's rom which one do I download, The first one on the top?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
I knew this question was going to pop up... I should've put it in my original post.

You're probably going to want to flash the Deodex MD4 one:

I find that a lot of mods require DeOdex Roms, so in case you decide to flash one in the future, it'll help to have it. And the main negative of DeOdex is a slightly longer start-up time, so I recommend people use DeOdex.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
Ok, I'm downloading the massive zip file on my desktop and waiting for it to be finished. My question is how am I going to transfer the zip file into the sdcard? Could it be just as simple as putting the phone in download mode and connect to my computer to transfer the file? Also I wanted to know once I Flash the rom and Custom Recovery which would be TWRP to Backup does it back up everything or is there only a few things I do need to back up. I ask because as of right now my phone is shut off and doesn't have a OS on it. Just waiting on the zip file to finally flash the rom and back it up.

I also wanted to ask you about something I been thinking about. When all this mess happened because I backed up files I wasnt suppose to back up with titanium back up, the backup file still exist on my sdcard. Is it possible for me to delete everything other than just the apps and it will work fine? I ask because I'm planning on getting the Cyan 10.1 rom again because I loved it (for the few minutes it ran fine). Or should I just not do it and start fresh? Would it be possible to use those app back up files when I install titanium back up again?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
Ok, so from what I can tell, you've already wiped your internal memory. Since you can't load up into the Rom to copy the files, there are a couple of ways to get them on your phone:

Manual Copy: Take the external Micro SD card out and pop it into an adapter and insert it into your computer to copy the file (I've done this once or twice).

Recovery Mounting as USB: If you have TWRP 2.4.1.0 or 2.5.0.0, there should be an option which allows you to mount the phone as a usb mass storage. It should be in the mount menu.

ADB Copy: Connect the phone to the computer and boot the phone into download mode. You can then use adb to copy the file over to the phone. I'm personally not very good with adb, but there are good guides on here with how to do this. (

Guide 1

) (

Guide 2

)

Once you get a Rom up and running on your phone, you won't have to do these, but since it wasn't working before, this is the way to do it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
Ok, the phone is back and running good. I just flashed and its working great...Again, Thanks a lot. Thanks for being so patient with me lol. It's been a all day affair for me wit this. I just Backed up the Rom in the TWRP recovery mode and just backed up /System /Data /Boot. I also compressed it and put it on my external SD. Now that I got that out the way, I wanted to verify if my thought on using the back up files (apps only) from the last titanium backup (which messed up my phone) to maybe try and restore them to get the phone to how it was and wont lose my apps/games? Can this be done or would it be difficult to know the differences between a app and other files?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
When I backup in twrp, I typically choose everything. The recovery and cache are typically so small it doesn't matter.

In terms of titanium backups, I'd say it's safe to restore any user apps, but no system apps, not even the green ones.

Glad to hear everything worked for you!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
Believe me you saved me from disaster. I was going nuts trying to find a way to fix it. Glad you saw my thread and your patience to help. I'm thinking about backing up the rom again after updating all the normal stock apps but before I try and get my apps that I downloaded from the play store. I do have one quick question, The TWRP backup also backs up the apps that you have right?

I have one last question. If my backup file (titanium) is on my external SD how can I tell which apps I can restore when I download titanium back up again? Is there even a way to know?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
Yeah, it's better to have a nandroid backup of your set-up phone. It makes a restore much more palatable.

In terms of TiBu, it should find your restore folder. If not, you can manually set it from the settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
I now learned to always have a nandroid backup to make life so much easier lol. My only concern with TiBu finding the restore folder on my External SD, I'm concerned that all this might happen again. So from what you told me just restore the user apps only..Nothing more? Thank you man, your a life saver.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
No problem man, I enjoy helping people and it deepens my understanding of my own phone.

TiBu shouldn't restore your apps unless you tell it to. I always restore one app at a time, so I know exactly what I'm restoring. I have my TiBu to automatically backup my phone daily at 3am. It backs up everything, system and user apps. I just make sure that I only restore user apps when I flash a new Rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
Sorry to bother you again but I just saw something that seems pretty fishy. I been practically on Wifi since I flashed the phone and now everything works. The issue i'm seeing though is that the signal bars are good with reception yet the 3g symbol isnt showing up. I tried to make a call and it seems like it works but I can't go on the internet. It just gives me the webpage not available screen. I dont think I have a data connection..Any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
Update profile and prl.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GiantJay:
Sounds like you have no data.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
Sorry for the dumb post. I just had to update the prl and profile. Realized it maybe 3 minutes after posting.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
Sweet, glad you got your phone back up and running. Happy flashing!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
Wouldn't have happened without your help so again, thanks again. Last update is the phone is working perfectly now and have all my apps back. I backed up the rom and now thinking about getting the cm 10.1 rom again. I'll be following the link you provided on how to wipe everything from a current rom and install another...I did have a question. Is there way to know the best radios to download for certian roms to get better reception?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
I always use the latest radios, I haven't paid enough attention to see if a certain one gives me better reception than others. I've heard (here on XDA) that in some regions, older radios work better than the newer ones. I'm not exactly sure why that would be, but they seem convinced. Some even use pre-LJ7 radios. You can find flashable zips of older Radios over in

Freeza's stock rooted Rom thread

. It will be under the "Click to Show Content" button and look something like the following:

You can easily download each one and throw it on your ExtSDcard and see which one works best for you and your area.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Miguelcoo1:
Hey again, I wanted to go a full day with the radio I have installed on my phone to see if there was a difference in reception strength once I rooted and flashed and to my suprise there is. I'm having horrible signal now. I seem to not be having the same strength with radio as I did pre-root and flash. Can rooting a phone actually change the strength of your reception? Anyway I just now looked over the link you sent me and I found where the radio zip files are. My question is how do I install the files? Is it as simple as just downloding it into my ExtSDcard and thats it or is there more to it? Thanks again.
[Java for Android App Development] avlisF:
Hi,

The problem is: I want to add items to listview row, but in this row I dont know how many item it can have, so I can not pin down the items(textViews) in the layout xml, I have to add them programmatically. How can I do that?

Thanks