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[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] My1xT:
as far as I know is in recent device the app storage and the former internal storge one thing, and this explains why android now uses MTP and not normal Storage Drive for PC Connection. Since Android is a linux the partitions (liek data and such) uses Linux file systems like ext4 and such. Since a PC connected to an MTP device does not touch the file system directly the file system incompatibilities are avoided, earlier when there was no MTP yet the storage was split for the sole purpose of having a partition that can be formatted with FAT32, but now the "internal Storage" is just a sub directory (/data/media) of the "app Storage" (/data)

about the "sth." it was very ofthen used in our English textbooks, so I thought it is a general ENglish abbreviation, seems like it's not... (lol)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RichMD:
Thanks

I never knew that about the storage. I will go through and try to clarify based on this new info.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] My1xT:
maybe it helps using "microSD card" for the external and something else which is clearly understandable to make it "foolproof"
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deagle-lim:
i backup a 4.3 aosp rom using cwm 6.0.5.3

and flash devil recovery

then create secondary partition

and restore the backup into secondary partition

and currently first partition and second partition running same rom but different kernel (for me to identify)

but then how to flash my desire rom (probam 4.4.3) into first partition ?

before start flash i did select "enable mounting first partition" and then i wipe using second option and try to install ROM into first partition but it show me "something went wrong"

so any advise ?

=========

funny thing happen

i tried "ZIP into first partition" and it work, i mean no more "something went wrong"

but problem is !!

now first partition and second partition both running probam

wtf is happening ????
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RichMD:
1) Android 4.3 is not supported for the secondary partition - only the first partition.

2) You can't have a different kernel for each partition. The kernel is shared between the partitions and you can only use DerTeufel1980's devil kernel to dual-boot. Ensure you have the latest version if you are using android 4.3

3) You shouldn't get "something went wrong" if you are choosing ROM to first partition and selected "enable mounting first partition".

Please try again with a 4.2x or 4.1x on secondary. After flashing a ROM to primary (such as a 4.3 like ProBam), let it boot up and then flash the dual-boot kernel again.

Post back what results you get.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sda.171:
hellooo!

I spent roughly 9 hours in trying to get a cm10.2 rom and phoenix v13 to dual boot on my n7100.

I followed ur guide , then I also followed kashortiexda guide but everytime I flash devils dual boot n7100 kernel after fresh installing phoenix on primary, my mtp is gone :( not allowing me to proceed. I tried, tried and have failed :(! I could not get mtp to work.

I planned to shift phoenix to secondary as on kashortiexda guide and have pacman on primary but mtp stops after flashing devil kernel and works after flashing redpill,etc.

Any help please?

thanks!!!!!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RichMD:
After flashing Phoenix on primary, are you booting it WITH the default kernel first and testing MTP and THEN flash the dual-boot kernel afterwards? That should work if it works with the included/default kernel
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sda.171:
Thanks for ur reply.

Yes I booted with the default kernel first and when I did, mtp was working with no problems. Then I rebooted to recovery, mounted primary and flashed devils kernel and rebooted and my mtp stopped working :S!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RichMD:
Did you try the easy ums app listed in the OP?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sda.171:
I didn't give it a shot. Thought I would use it for my secondary rom but this is a good idea. Should be worth. Will try it out soon! thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] zactheandroidmac:
anyone having issues with slow google play response. Seems like using vpn is the only way to get faster download speeds.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shangrila500:
I'm having issues with it being slow too, havent tried it on a VPN yet though cause I've never really messed with VPNs on my phones before. I also notice the same thing with YouTube, but at least there is a fix for YouTube being so slow on Android phones with root.
[General Accessories] scobie27:
Anyone want to buy or swap for my SanDisk SDIO WiFi+256M card for something other than an XDA2? Yes, I bought it in error. :oops: Yes, I should've read here first. :cry: And yes, it's lying around, unused...

I'd be happy to do a swap for a card without the memory...
[General Accessories] sajaffe:
Card for trade

I have a Viewsonic SDIO Wi-Fi card I will trade you. The card is 802.11B OEM from Socket Communications. It has the Viewsonic drivers included but Socket drivers may work as well. Let me know if you need additional info.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] boypool:
Hi, I tried to put NexusFlyer on my Flyer Wifi-only. I did everything ok, unlock, root, install SU, and install ROM. When it went to reboot, it wouldn't go past the HTC Screen. I feel like its the boot.img but I did that before going into recovery.

Help?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] TheWizardOfROMs:
Hey. What android version were you on when you rooted. Gingerbread or Honeycomb?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] boypool:
honeycomb, the latest ota update

it now just goes to CWM recovery and that will just close and turn off randomly... I don't know whats going on
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] TheWizardOfROMs:
Alright since your bootloader is unlocked try this.

Extract boot.img from the ROM

Place it where you have fastboot and adb

Open command prompt or terminal or whatever you have

Boot the flyer in to fastboot mode(If you don't know how ask me)

And type the following:

fastboot erase cache

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot erase cache

reboot the tablet and tell me if it worked
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] boypool:
Ive tried that but ill try again, I can barely get it into fastboot because it just goes to cwm whenever I do anything

Tried it, when I hit reboot it just went to CWM recovery.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] TheWizardOfROMs:
Try reinstalling the ROM then insert the commands again
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] boypool:
That worked, thank you so much!!!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] TheWizardOfROMs:
Don't mention it. Just hit the thanks button if it's not too much trouble and enjoy the ROM
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] boypool:
I did the ROM is just a little laggy and touch doesnt always work, its fine though.

Sent from my HTC Flyer P512
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Nasaris:
HTC Screen

Tried installing several roms but doesnt work i get stuck on the htc screen and now i cant even access the recovery to restore the stock rom. Any advice?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] TheWizardOfROMs:
Try reinstalling the recovery and flash the Rom again. Make sure you wipe data and cache twice. Once from recovery and next time with fastboot.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CKnight90:
I looked for help before I post.. Sorry if it has already been answered...

I get this error on my Windows 7 64bit OS when trying to install QXDM 3.9.19...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johngreener:
try run this in 32bit mode.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CKnight90:
Ran in WinXp modes with System Administrator enabled/disabled. Still nothing.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CKnight90:
Ttt
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CKnight90:
Ttt

Anyone? Pm me if need so. Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CKnight90:
tTt
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thecensor:
Were you ever successful?

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CKnight90:
No. I had to install on a XP system.

I was trying to pull ha and aaa passwords off a LG Rumor Reflex which was unsuccessful also. The phone is locked from pulling them!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thecensor:
Yeah, I'm installing an XP virtual machine.

Thanks for you reply
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CKnight90:
You wouldn't by chance be a cloner?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thecensor:
I don't do cloning as a profession (yet). I've only cloned my Epic 4G on Boost mobile including free EVDO, but the problem is that speed of Boost (Sprint) are low and some places have bad reception. That's why I'm working on putting it on Verizon prepaid.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grbon:
QXDM install error fix

The fix I have for QXDM install error (Win7x64 or other) is uninstall ie10 (control panel, uninstall a program, view installed updates, after list loads, find Internet Explorer 10, select and uninstall). After restart, QXDM will then install, reinstall ie10. done.

- Of course QPST must be installed 1st and working (configuration win7x64, qpst 2.7 366, qxdm 3.9.19 or most likely, this is a fix for any version w/ the "QXDM requires ie ver 5 or 6" error).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lemminman:
Just a note about this solution: The goal here is to revert your IE to a version below 10. If you have version 11, you will need to follow the steps twice (uninstalling 11 will revert to 10, etc.). You will likely need to restart between each reversion.

After poking around, I found that the installer looks at the file version of iexplore.exe - and nothing else. As such, you should be able to subvert the requirement by tricking the installer into looking at ANY file with a version between 5 and 10. Since iexplore.exe may be protected, the easiest method is to rename your Internet Explorer folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer) and create a new one to place the new exe into, then rename it iexplore.exe! (I tested this with an old Dreamweaver.exe file I found.)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omf05:
Is there anyway to flash/install the gs3/gs4 stock message app on the nexus ?

The reason I want to do it is because the gs4 message app doesn't show a slideshow MMS at all.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scream4cheese:
No one is working on it so no. :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Diabetic:
Reserved in case I add additional information
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rawdikrik:
This is very interesting, but only something I would really want with the stock rom. I'll have to do some testing then....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Diabetic:
I personally love it.

Here is how my screen looks with no status bar on a couple apps. I like the extra space.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] flexxoo:
It would be good with auto hide! !!!

Sent from my Atari
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] smohanv:
Hi

I have attached my resources.arsc. Could you help me with how I can mod this.

Thanks in advance.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freezcool:
Hi, I got myself an android phone 5 days ago and i want to learn how to use it properly so i search everything about androids phone and i think this is the best site among other sites to post this question.

1)Transferring SD partition

At first, i didn't know what is root and after learning it, i rooted my phone cause it required in order to increase my memory. I recently bought i new one which is 32GB and i already partition it(using minitool partition wizard) and i was wondering how to transfer all my installed data , phone data and my previous SD to my new one. If i simply copy paste it how about my installed app on my phone? will it cause my app to stop working? if i use titanium back up,can you show me step by step how to use it.

2)Rom manager or Goomanager (custom ROM)

I heard a lot of people saying "Do not use it","too dangerous,too risky","might brick your phone" (i don't even get it, you'll just have to follow the instruction or procedure right?)

-stock Rom and custom Rom

what so different about them? (i know for the fact that custom Rom updates quickly)but i need more information.

-what makes you want to install custom Rom, is it worth it?

-custom Rom can save battery life,make it faster,can play heavy games etc... but HOW? is that mean stock Rom drains more battery( my phone cant even survive one night), cant play heavy game or makes you lag?

-what would happen to my stock rom if i install custom rom?

-if i installed custom rom, will it cause my phone any problems? like app stop working?

-will it use up my ram or rom memory?

-why bother change another custom rom if you'll just use the popular ones?

-What else can you do on custom rom?

3) Clockworkmod recovery and Titanium back up

-Whats the different about them?

They say clockworkmod is like cloning your phone when you back up

They say Titanium back up all apps and data is like the same as cloning your phone too right or not? so whats the difference?

what should i use?

when backing up to install new custom rom, what should i choose? they say if you using titanium back up might cause some serious problem.

4)Recommend or important app

what should i install to improve my phone? like cleaner,battery save (there many kinds, i want to know which is the best)

5) Any advice for new android user

Kindly answer at least one of my noob questions that is easily to understand.

THANK YOU in advance.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoberGalarga:
wow... you have so many doubts... hahaha

Ok, here we go:

root concept is a little difficult to understand (and to explain) to anybody that never used Linux before. To put it simple, root means that you have administrator privileges, so you can do anything you desire (even break your phone very easily :D ).

I dunno if a plain copy can works with the ETX partition, but you can do this: Move your apps to your phone again, disable Link2SD, put your new SD, enable Link2SD and move all to the EXT partition.

If I misunderstood this, and you don't have partitioned your actual SD, forget that I said before. Copy all from the old SD to the new one, there aren't problems at all.

I don't recommend to use Titanium Backup if you're installing a completely different ROM, since it can cause problems (if you're reinstalling your actual ROM, is OK to use it).

Custom ROM advantages:

quick updates, as you said.

lightweight, only few apps will be installed (without the bunch of crap that carriers or manufacturers usually add).

faster than stock, mostly cases.

Many features that stock ROM doesn't have (depends of ROM and the developer).

You should choose your ROM wisely, since not all ROMs are enough stable and can cause weird problems (as forced closes, slow down the phone, random reboots...). If you're unsure, try the popular ones and choose one.

Titanium backup doesn't make a clone of your phone, only the apps and its data. As I said before, I don't recommend to use it if you're moving to another ROM (you can try to install the app as usual, and only restore its data using Titanium Backup, it's better than restore app+data).

Recovery, in the other hand, can make a full backup (even the EXT partition is saved), so this is the right way to backup when you're installing a new ROM.

You will not need anything if you choose a good ROM :D

The usual: search, read, search again, and understand before do anything ;)

I hope I didn't leave something unanswered, let me know if so :cowboy:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freezcool:
Thank you for the quick reply.

wow... you have so many doubts... hahaha - got tired of iphone 5 so i switch to samsung galaxy since its new, ive got to be careful.

what ways can can your phone be brick? so that i could avoid it.

I don't recommend to use Titanium Backup if you're installing a completely different ROM, since it can cause problems (if you're reinstalling your actual ROM, is OK to use it). what do you mean by "if you're reinstalling your actual ROM, is OK to use it"? are you saying if i want to revert it back to stock rom?

can you explain more clearly about question no.3 i still didn't get it.

lightweight, only few apps will be installed (without the bunch of crap that carriers or manufacturers usually add) - can you explain it like giving me examples? what examples of crap usually add? if i really did installed a custom rom, what are not from the stock are now on new rom. wont it effect my phone app data?

other said that if you installed a custom rom it might get brick.(even if the instruction followed carefully)

so what should i use to back up my phone in order to install custom rom and how? what would happen to my stock rom if i install custom rom?

how can i sure if the custom rom is suited for my phone? cyanogenmod the most popular custom rom, people said it can slow or cause problems too.

how much memory is required on installing custom rom.

should i use rom manager or goomanager?

-difference between clockworkmod recovery( and its functions) and Titanium Backup

When backing up consumes a lot of memory?

"Titanium backup doesn't make a clone of your phone, only the apps and its data" data-did you mean data from phone too? like contacts etc... if i use titanium backup and reset my phone, will it return to when i bought it? i was wondering if it will delete some icons like gallery icon youtube icon etc...because my phone is rooted.

if i use clockworkmod recovery, will it return to the way it is? some say dont use it cause it have a lot of problems.

"I dunno if a plain copy can works with the ETX partition, but you can do this: Move your apps to your phone again, disable Link2SD, put your new SD, enable Link2SD and move all to the EXT partition." so i should put all my installed app to my phone and then remove my sd card and copy all the files, cache to my new one. is that it?

Recommend or important app to improve my phone

my phone cant survive even a day. sometimes if i play games it sudden close itself and lag. if i install custom rom,can it solve my problems?

When backing up consumes a lot of memory?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamareebjamal:
Can you tell name of your mobile?

And yes, ROMs tend to make phones better in performance

ClockworkMod backup usually takes 200-300 mb for high end ICS/JB devices
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freezcool:
Samsung Galaxy S4
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamareebjamal:
:good: BTW, never heard of S4 lagging but you can try Greenify app.

And why do you need to expand memory?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rei Zazie:
1. Transferring data to SD card is not only copy paste them. Not that simple.. U have to use an application that able to move data to SD safely without problem. If the data u wanted to move is like Pictures, Music, Video then it could be done by a simple copy paste.

2. Stock ROM and Custom ROM is two different things. Basically stock ROM is the one that officially has been tested its compatibility to phones which means it is safe to use it. While Custom ROMs are different. Not all of Custom ROMs are tested and u use it by ur own risk. It is true that by using custom ROM could improve ur phone because basically the Custom ROM was maded by other people that wanted to improve what Stock ROM didn't have. Custom ROM could harm ur phone if it is not used in a right way or that the ROM doesn't match ur phone.

3. Clockworkmod Recovery and Titanium backup are basically a similar app. They both meant to backup ur data. The thing is, clockwork use to backup ur ROM in case u want to change ur current ROM and maybe u want it back again. While Titanium usually used for backup ur phone's application and data such as apps, ur phone setting, ur contacts, etc.

4. I have some apps that I can suggests to u as a basic apps for rooted users.

- ROM toolbox Pro. It help u to improve ur ROM in working.

- Terminal emulator. It help to put command on ur phone if u want to order ur phone to run some settings. Simply it is like MsDos in Windows.

- Link2SD. Help u to organize apps if u need to move some apps that cannot be moved manually from ur setting (like ur stock apps, Twitter, Facebook, etc)

- (optional) Root explorer. Help u to manage data in ur phone or SD and change their permissions.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freezcool:
when i bought samsung(rooted), i got free huawei ascend y210d (y210-200) yet to be rooted though(thats why iam asking about sd partition in advance), when i use poot.akp from this site: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2204259.

I got this error:

2012 giantpune

[+] opened device

[+] Set logging mode

[+] Resolved symbols

[+] Mapped 0x10000000

[+] Hooked 0xc02fcf6c

[-] Error running kernel-mode code

[-] Failed to clean up our mess

[-] Current && current != last + 1: 0000ffff 0000ffff

[-] Haxx has run its coarse. Reboot the device to play again

A demon materialized while pooting. Error code: 87

su binary was not written

You need to restart your device
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freezcool:
1. Transferring data to SD card is not only copy paste them. Not that simple.. U have to use an application that able to move data to SD safely without problem. If the data u wanted to move is like Pictures, Music, Video then it could be done by a simple copy paste. - so i use link2sd to move my installed app to sd then copy paste all ?

3. Clockworkmod Recovery and Titanium backup are basically a similar app. They both meant to backup ur data. The thing is, clockwork use to backup ur ROM in case u want to change ur current ROM and maybe u want it back again. While Titanium usually used for backup ur phone's application and data such as apps, ur phone setting, ur contacts, etc. - basically i need both? cwm for when installing new rom then titanium backup is for data and app, is that it?

4. I have some apps that I can suggests to u as a basic apps for rooted users.

- ROM toolbox Pro. It help u to improve ur ROM in working.

- Terminal emulator. It help to put command on ur phone if u want to order ur phone to run some settings. Simply it is like MsDos in Windows.

- Link2SD. Help u to organize apps if u need to move some apps that cannot be moved manually from ur setting (like ur stock apps, Twitter, Facebook, etc)

- (optional) Root explorer. Help u to manage data in ur phone or SD and change their permissions. - got it thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rei Zazie:
1. Move your installed apps by using link2sd, or u can also move it by using ROM toolbox. only the installed apps that u thinks u should move. for Video, Music, Pictures, etc. u can move them by a simple 'cut' 'paste' method.

3. Yup, remember to backup all ur data first in Titanium before u download n install new ROM..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thenexusgeneration:
Sadly, my first post on XDA is a major problem with my SPH-L710. I found a ROM built specifically for the Sprint variant of the Galaxy S III, and it was a vanilla AOSP Android ROM, built from source by the developer. I read that it was all custom built and freshly made, except for a few things, including the kernel (which was I believe borrowed from CM 10) to get the ROM to actually work. So I flashed it after doing a factory wipe/reset in CWM Recovery, and set it up, and MY GOSH this ROM was A Nexus and a half! It was gorgeous! So I thought, hey, why not try to get a kernel to overclock and make this gorgeous ROM run faster and smoother. I found a kernel on XDA called matrix or matr1x kernel, and flashed the 3.4.y version. What I noted on the kernel's page was that there was a 3.0.y and a 3.4.y, which are NOT interchangeable, and I have a feeling that I made the wrong choice. I used CWM Recovery to install the kernel (also probably wrong, I should've used mobile odin...) and rebooted the phone. It died there. Black, unresponsive screen. Buttons do nothing. Had some help before now, and learned that the phone is trying to boot, but crashing ten seconds or so in. If anyone has any ideas or solutions, please don't hesitate to share.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
Where did you find this kernel? Cause if it's not built specifically for the Sprint GS3 that's where you went wrong.

Try reflashing the rom if you can get into recovery.

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