yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darnell_Chat_TN:
So today I received a bill in the mail from T-Mobile :eek: .

It was for $1.67 partial service charge, plus taxes and fees, which totaled $4.72 all together.

I called T-Mobile customer care and they promptly removed the charges.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karl_2000:
there are arguments about whether the odex or deodex is better, but for the custom rom, it seems they're all deodexed, but do we need and can we odex them again?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] 13~BigBear~13:
I

Rom: Cyanogenmod 4.1.2

Kernel:2.6.35.14

Tweaks: 4CylTurbo

Battery Life: 1 day

Oc:1305/245 SIO I/O

What's yours?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] BrandonCormier:
Rom: Stock Rom Rooted

Kernal: Jocular rooted kernal

Tweaks: none.

Battery life: average day use I can go about 18 hours.

Sent from my Galaxy Exhibit 4G
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] culson_35:
ROM:slimbeam 4.2.2

Kernel:stock 1.3mhz i/o cfq 256 cache size

Tweaks:none

Battery life: 8 hours

Slimbeam 4.2.2
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] boozeLee:
slimbean 4.2.2 update 5/10
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] jphantom:
currently installing the new version of rootbox that came out yesterday it is my first custom rom
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] penyo5:
SuperNexus 2.0

I've been running SuperNexus 2.0 build M1 on my Exhibit II 4G since the 05/27/2013 update. Thanks to Tim1928. It is a very stable and smooth ROM. AnTuTu scored 5130 right away at the stock frequency (no OC currently available). Everything I have tested so far works great, including BT, voice calling, camera, etc. Even though the GPS is listed as "not working", it appears to work too. Unfortunately, as a new member I am not allowed to provide a meaningful feed back in the [ROM][UNOFFICAL][AOSP][4.2.2][JDQ39] SuperNexus 2.0 update 05/27/2013 thread. Therefore, I thought I could mention this great ROM here since I am running it on my Exhibit.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] mwhitt:
Rom: team insomnia's aoip

Battery : 1 day
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] penyo5:
[ROM][KK][4.4.2][KOT49H] CyanogenMod 11 20140105-UNOFFICIAL

I have been running [ROM][KK][4.4.2][KOT49H] CyanogenMod 11 20140105-UNOFFICIAL (Thanks to jfbs) after a dirty flash over the 20131229 build. Everything seems to be working fine so far. It scored 5757.on AnTuTu and 1570 on Quadrant benchmarks.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] dolges:
Im also running CyanogenMod 11, 20140116 build from Jfbs, with aaopt's kernel copiled from team ADC sources. It works very good, with about 1 day of battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] tazmaniondvl:
My cm11 scored 7100
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] troddinrazor:
ROM: Cyanogenmod 4.4.2

Kernel: 3.4.77 ADC Team

battery life: 8 hours (if lucky)
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] samsunggalaxyexhibit4g:
ROM: CM11 1/23 build

OC: 1.4ghz

kernel: adc

Battery Life:5 min.(my battery is bulging. Need a new one)
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] dwolfman:
Where did you get that kernel? Only version I've seen posted doesn't have OC capabilities.

---------- Post added at 06:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:33 PM ----------

Oh forgot, running AOIP 8/10 build on mine for now. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] samsunggalaxyexhibit4g:
So how's battery life on AOIP?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] dwolfman:
Battery life is great, about the same as what I had under the 4.1 and older roms, like Rootbox and the others. With the last kernel from camcory with the whitescreen fix that is. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] samsunggalaxyexhibit4g:
I used to run linaro Cm10.1 it had amazing battery life. But, maybe because I used to have a battery saver app.

Here's a tip: turn off GPS or Bluetooth if you don't use them.

I never need them, so I save a couple hours of battery.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] R3define:
I know that this has been gone over multiple times, but I can't get any of the other threads to help so I figured I'd post my own.

Basically, I worked for Best Buy for awhile, rooted the demo Kindle Fire we got at work and that was that. So I figured I could get a demo Kindle Fire off Ebay and just get it rooted and Rom'ed. Well, I can't get the damn thing to be recognized by my computer in ADB.

I've literally tried everything, I've changed the android_usb.ini file to include the 0x1949 and the other file to have the kindle fire in it. Then I tried to point the Kindle to the new file that was changed. Everytime I update the driver it stays as the MTP Device and I can't get it to ADB Composite. I've tried the KFF and that doesn't work either. Uninstalled drivers and reinstalled with no success.

Also, it seems that every time I plug the Kindle into the computer it reinstalls the Drivers.

I do have a Factory Cable on the way so I'm hoping that that will work for me if nothing else does.

Thanks in advance all.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
As long as the factory cable you speak of is the fastboot cable that is all you will need. Simply get it into fastboot, flash FFF and TWRP, transfer a Rom.zip and Gapps.zip to the sdcard, do a full wipe in recovery minus the sdcard/external storage. Flash Rom, flash Gapps and reboot. if you get it properly into fastboot your driver will read Android ADB interface. If your running windows 8 you need to disable driver signature verification in order to install the driver.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] R3define:
Thanks! It should be here today so I'm excited. I read all of what you've posted multiple times now in other threads, I just haven't been able to get it into fastboot so I'm really hoping that fastboot cable works for me.

Thanks for the quick reply Pooch.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] R3define:
Well. It's bricked. Couldn't get it to boot into twrp. After trying for awhile I decided to just flash fff as I knew the recovery was there. I get nothing now. Completely black screen and no led on power button. :( I've tried the whole firekit short usb with no luck. It gets past the first part but then just sits at waiting for device. So I'm lost. Is it fried?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Asadullah:
I made a video here on this

It's really simple

flash the modem L710VPLG2

Flash an Lj7 rom I used the peoples rom GS3.0

open up your dialer and type ##diag#

check off cdma modem and click qualcomm usb settings then check off DM+MODEM+ADB

open up dfs click your comport and open up efs file explorer and type in your spc

when it reads click nvm/num

drag and drop item number 85 to your desktop open it and change it to all zeroes

insert it back in and reset phone

when phone comes back on follow same steps and drag and drop nv items 0 and 1943 to your desktop

open them up with a hex editor and change them to all zeroes and insert them back onto the phone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
thanks for posting this but i think in (these directions) they are not in correct order.

01 flash LJ7 and use 16 digit samsung password "01F2030F5F678FF9" in DFS

or

02 flash LG2 modem/radio (from what i have read when using this radio no 16 digit password is needed)

03 (DFS is only needed to enter the 16 digit password) and then after you do that you EXIT DFS and open QPST and then EFS Explorer

DFS can set esn and meid without using qpst but for item 85 i think it has to be done with efs explorer

thanks for posting this info though (you were on right track)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] en11gma:
instead of saying comments like that why dont you tell me what i dont understand just like i told you
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhavi_jp:
And don't create threads without searching first.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Logix:
such negativity its good info to know thanks man!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamesandadina:
hey Asadullah, can you post links. When i search for the peoples rom 3.0 everywhere i click goes to the newest of 3.14. Cant find the old 3.0 file. Thanks man
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Asadullah:
In his xda thread you have to click show more songs select one with a link if you can't find it tomorrow I'll post the link.

I just finished up my guide on flashing the sprint galaxy s3 to Verizon prepaid. Thanks to leechguy for sending me his phone to work on.I have some final edits to make. Also heads up Verizon just opened a new 35 dollar plan up 500 minutes talk unlimited data text and mms
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
Here you go.

http://d-h.st/Vl7

Transmitted with a portable device using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamesandadina:
thanks man. i keep looking and looking. I was to busy looking for 3.0 i didnt know i could use 3.0.6. hey quick question. evo lte on verizon prepaid keeps having data loss what do you think that could be about.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamesandadina:
I did it like you said. Ive been kicking myself for over a month trying to get this phones msl. I have already flashed 3 of them to straight talk and this one is giving me trouble. Look at this screen shot from adb and tell me what you think this smiley face means. Never seen anything like that. I have tried replacing that smiley face with every digit 0-9 and none of them work. anyways here is a pic
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Download terminal emulator and run getprop without su. Just open dialer dial ##3282# select edit type 000000 let it fail then back out. Open terminal emulator and type: getprop ril.MSL and your MSL will pop up between the 2 command lines

☆SoA: Son's of Android™☆

I like to break stuff! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Asadullah:
Go to settings/data/network mode and change it from cdma/lte to cdma only
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Asadullah:
Have you tried any of the other characters? HTC used to have a default password that was something like dwaop maybe this is something like it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dominicanodcora:
how's the internet speed on Verizon's prepaid??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Asadullah:
1.5 to 2.5 mbs at work 1mb at home
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] solidus636:
sorry for resurrecting this thread, but what exactly will this accomplish? will it give my galaxy a new MEID so that i may get it added to the database and reuse it?, please explain..

what if i have an MEID that is already inserted in the database but the phone broken, can i use that MEID with this galaxy?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cnstarz:
only for basic phones. smartphones aren't allowed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Asadullah:
Yes
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tresveces:
continue ygencyt

yew to 1st one?

yes to both?

in either case, can I choose a random new IMEI? thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Asadullah:
Yes to both but it has to be a known good imei....... I think I don't know what would happen if you made up an imei but I'm pretty sure it wouldn't work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jkj:
Can you get 4g to work doing this if the donor is not 4g?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Asadullah:
no
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ishyjo:
Need some assistance here!

I have a donor sprint gs3 that I want to use on my own sprint account (i have a clean ESN). I have been successful in changing the MEID to my current account but I would like to change the SPC as well to the one I have w/ sprint so CSR won't get confused.

I tried going to QPST EFS explorer and I wasn't able to locate the Item 85 file.

I then tried DFS and looked into NVM/NUM folder and I can't find Item 85! In DFS, when I try to see Item 85, I get the following error:

GET ITEM_85	CPS_ERROR	BAD_PARAM

I'm currently on LEN baseband.

What else can I do to find Item 85 to change my SPC??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] StaticMaal:
Samething is happeing to me I'll try to flash it without changing spc to 000000 and see what happens.

EDIT: It worked without changing my spc to 000000. I just made sure I zeroed everything else out. Sadly my speeds aren't what I was expecting. I live in an area where verizon is second best and I'm not getting not even 1mb I only got it once at 10:51pm which was 1.20 mbps download and 0.80 upload.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ishyjo:
turns out I don't have the correct version of qpst. when i updated to build 374. I was able to see item 85 and change the spc accordingly. hope this helps someone!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Notorious:
This is a development website so it's not meant for Novice users
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ingred:
Yes I quite understand that, but does that doesn't mean that doing something "Such as changing a simple esn" have to be complicated? A lot of people have problems with esn's, so a lot of people will stumble across this thread(Like I have) and will not understand whats going on or being said. My point is(knowing that esn's is a issue thousands of people have daily), to keep in mind that people want a solution to their problems and this tutorial doesnt give any solutions only more confusing.

I'm not here to bash the OP or anything like that, I just would like to understand more about the lj7 rom and how it got there? In the tutorial he just has this samsung galaxy window open and doesn't explain anything about how it got there and doesnt show you how to flash or anything to that nature. I dont understand how someone could just do a tutorial and doesnt explain anything and just skips past steps while assuming the viewer will know everything he is talking about, although if that was the case(the viewer automatically knowing everything he is talking about) then there would be no need to watch the tutorial. Do you see my point?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ingred:
Still need help with this thread. If anybody is out there that can help, please help. I'm not sure where or how the OP got the samsung screen on windows but I'm up to the part where I've installed the peoples rom 3.0
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ingred:
So you mean to tell me that no one here can help me? I'm just trying to change the esn so I can work it with sprint and when I asked for hlep no one helps me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ingred:
Forgive me. But I don't understand, I thought once you assigned it a different esn that it would work with sprint? Are you implying that all esn's are logged into their system. I don't understand?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] StaticMaal:
Me no. The only thing I know about changing esn is changing it from one carrier to another like for example I have a sprint phone and I want it on a prepaid carrier like virgin and boost mobile or Verizon prepaid. I would use the esn from one of those prepaid carriers and put it on the sprint phone. Yes esn is logged into a carrier system it's what the carriers use to identify your phone like your social security number is used to identify you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] roxicodine:
Ok I just changed put all zeros in the 0 and 1943. I have a clean ESN and MSID I want to put in, How do I do this using QPST? When I use DFS to change them it wont stick.

EDIT: ok i got my esn and msid switched into the new phone. But now MY calls and texts arent going through. Ill recieve a call for a second and it wont let me answer. texts will fail. When i call out i get a error message 16.

any help would be appreciated.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] osi13:
Below is how you can repair your MEID/ESN and change your MSL:

In order to get your MSL, you need to be on a LJ7 rom. I used this one.

You need QPST 2.7 build 374 in order for your phone to interface with QPST.

You need the LG2 radio in order for EFS Explorer to read your phone.

Once you can access the filesystem, you want to navigate to nvm > num and locate 0, 85 and 1943. Drag these on to your desktop.

0 is the ESN, 85 is the MSL/SPC, and 1943 is the MEID.

You need to input the ESN (0) and MEID (1943) backwards, and you'll notice the values are backwards when you open each file in a hex editor.

When you're done editing each file, delete 0, 85, and 1943 in EFS Explorer, and then drag the three edited files into the explorer.

Then simply reboot your phone. You can hit "reset" in the top left.

I hope this helps someone.

OP covered most of this; however, I decided to make it easy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pstemple:
Help me

I have a sprint galaxy s3, I need to change the meid number so that I can use my phone.. please help me
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Viper32:
Although I am not one to advocate the changing of esns. What are you trying to do exactly? I mean if you are wanting to use the phone on Sprint and it has a Bad esn you would need a (Friend) that has a good esn. Now if you are trying to do this to put on Verizon Prepaid then the ethod is here, just follow instructions....

Viper
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pstemple:
help

Well Im wanting to get the phone to work. I know that you can use device on a service called Ting with old sprint phones, so Switching to a sprint number would be ok. I Just wanna learn how to do this stuff.. because like to do things like this. I have a bunch of sprint phones that i can use. Which way is easier, can you help me?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jackrm9:
never mind then
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] semax10:
So, I have to galaxy s3's. One that I can't seem to get to boot and one with a blacklisted ESN (I lost it a while back in a move and found it recently). I would like to use the ESN on the bricked phone on the phone with the blacklisted ESN. Is that possible? Is this what I have to do?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] guad3287:
I accidentally zero's out everything at the same time. And now I can't use the original MSL or the 000000 I had tried to write. I don't know what to do to fix this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dsmryder:
I might be off base here, but if you are trying to use the original ESN it would be listed under the battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mnjeepmale:
I have a Sprint S3 that was flashed to Boost using a Sanyo Incognito. I want to use the S3 on Sprint now since I'm no longer using this phone on Boost. I have wiped the and did factory reset but the IMEI DEC number on the phone is still showing the donor Incognito. So the DEC number is not matching the one under the battery.

If I do this method would I be able to return the number back to the same DEC number for the phone?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] snowflake5155:
I need your help please

I thank you for your post and video.... I need your help.... I can't retrieve the spc/msl on the phone.... I found out it was reported stolen after I bought it on ebay... how can I go about getting it and fixing everything else so I can activate this phone? thank you in advanced
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] babyboy3703:
Help

When i get to this point in the hex editor I'm using notepad++& in file (1943) it has (0-9) & the Original is 16 & the new one is 14 so i was just wondering on how to put it in thank for the help

You need to input the ESN (0) and MEID (1943) backwards, and you'll notice the values are backwards when you open each file in a hex editor.

After turning file (0-1942-85) to zero's QPST is not letting me load my phone back up so i can get back in to look/edit Files (0-1942-85)

sorry for the nob Quistion :confused:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Discussions of ESN changing is not allowed on XDA as it is illegal.

Sorry

FNSM
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Androiddsm:
I've been a reader of this forum for a while. I've finally regained root after losing it during the update. Thanks Marty for the root exploit. The main thing I like to do with root is overclock. Has anyone achieved this? I see benchmarks that show it has been done on the Bionic running JB. Thanks!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Androiddsm:
Anyone? No one? Will the method they're using for the Razr work?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Androiddsm:
Has anyone here overclocked a Bionic on Jelly Bean? If you have, please point me in the right direction. Thank you.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] metaljr81:
As far as I recall, 1250mhz is as high as you can get on this hardware. You should be @ 1200 already, so I imagine the difference would be negligible.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Androiddsm:
I was running 1370 stable on ics. Just need a kernel I think.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] KaneOfMars:
Have you tried this?

http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php?/topic/16813-[KEXEC]-Code-Kernel-4/24/13

I couldn't get it to show the higher frequencies but maybe you'll have better luck with it

It lagged for me, it defaults the min to 100 and couldn't get 300 to stick.

Others have had better luck
[Motorola Droid Bionic] himan1240:
Overclocked at 1300 right now

Currently I am overclocked at around 1300, 1400 made the device freeze. I achieved this by installing a custom ROM, if you go to Motorola Droid Bionic > Droid Bionic Development > Blurry 2.4 and install that rom, it has built in kernels that allow overclocking.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Wilsono1050:
Sorry for being a noob, but how do you overclock it? And is their a difference when its overclocked?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] himan1240:
Over clocking to my understanding is a feature that some kernels have along with additional scripts added. I personally use Motomizer Expert to set the CPU values to above normal (my values originally were 300, 600, 800 and then 1000) I have it overclocked to where my processor runs at 1300. I then set the value to the maximum using SetCPU. All it does is make your processor run faster than normal, making the phone snappier and faster overall, not by much, but enough to notice. I hope this helps, and keep in mind I am also a n00b, so if I am wrong, I'm sorry and maybe someone more knowledgeable can help you.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Androiddsm:
Thanks for all the responses. I'll try changing the kernel first, if that doesn't work; I'll consider the rom. I like the way everything runs with Jelly Bean, I just love to tweak.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] jjkoolaid:
The kernel is difficult to change till the boot loader is unlocked (most likely will never happen). Of coarse kexec kernel is the only way for now.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] himan1240:
More Input

I have tried the Kexec Kernel, unfortunately, it allowed me to underclock to 100, but it wouldnt allow me to set any values about 1000. That is when I started looking into OC'able ROMS. and Blurry is the one I liked best. AOKP is nice, but it didn't have the kernel built in. I have not tried Liquid Smooth and CM 10.1 was just not for me. Hope this helps.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Androiddsm:
Ok. I may look into the Blurry ROM.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] socheat:
Anyone knows XDA III available? where to buy?

Thanks
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] bob190cm:
If you are so excited with the article, MobilMania.cz posted, then I'm sorry to disappoint you. NEVER believe czech websites! I read the article till the very ending - there are some really stupid mistakes - it looks like author knows nothing about XDAs! The rest looks like he invented it himself and it doesn't have much to do with XDA 3. That's a pitty... Solution of the keyboard is nice and I really hope something like this will be applied at XDA 3, but time has not come... not yet... :wink:
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] ID64:
looks liki it's not a BS

http://www.tekguru.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=21061

But I am also not planning to get one. I htink that XDA2 has way better design IMHO
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] toon6:
I agree with you. I think that the use of the keyboard will make the xda3 too long to fit in one hand and also ridiculous to use.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] adhoc:
XDA3/ The only interesting thing

Hi guys. in my opinion, what should be build in in the yet still to be released version in europe is EDGE and/or (CDMA) compatibility, as i'm not ready to shell out again good money only for a new "revamped" XDA ,even with sliding keyboard and enhanced battery life, which would'nt even be also compatible with the coming new mobile services (even in France) to be launched at the end of Q4, at the latest. This should'nt be very difficult as these features are already available on the chinese model (at least CDMA)

I'm also not ready to buy again Qtek in France without a real proper and much more straightforward and regular access to french language rom upgrades, as i think that when you shell out good money close to 1000 euros you deserve proposer official support!!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] socheat:
Thanks, I think it good if they provide Wi-Fi.