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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] nooktablet:
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btw i think this app is way better than the dropbox app (which is not really bad but the UI is not what i like)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Dragosmp:
I honestly don't know where to start, I bought the Samsung galaxy s4 i337m from virgin mobile, and use it with my Bell carrier. I was browsing the internet when I come to a video that states that you can flash i9505 roms on my i337/i337m phone! So silly of me to try that, it actually worked. When I was tired of that ROM, I go on this forum thread and look for another ROM, a ROM that is i337m cooked, and it soft bricked my phone, 3 times for 3 different i337m ROMS, at this point I have absolutely no clue what is going on with my phone, is the bootloader unlocked? WTF IS LOKI?? WHY does a i9505 ROM work on my phone, and a i337m cooked ROM does not, I just need some answers!! I have been flashing my phone with ROMs since my s1 and now the s4 comes along and completely wipes any knowledge I had before I got the phone, if anyone can help me on which ROMS I can and/or can't flash, that would be great, sorry for english not my first language!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jd1639:
Read and do some research. Just because you flashed a number of other phones doesn't mean you know how to flash this one. Every phone is different. It would also help to know what roms you flashed that didn't work.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] AxAtAx:
We are in trouble.

Loki is for locked bootloaders..which you do not have..you need to do some serious reading.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Dragosmp:
I still don't understand, I have the north american version of the i337m from Canada....
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jd1639:
What roms did you try to flash? Where did you get them? The boot loader is not locked and they should flash. Did you check the md5sum? They could be bad downloads.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Matridom:
Loki is needed for phones purchased through at&t. The Canadian version is the same phone, but without a locked boot loader, so the Loki hack is not needed.

What I have found is that some of the custom recoveries don't wipe out the phone properly. Try using Odin and go back to stock, wipe, then restart fresh

Also make sure you do a full wipe after flashing a Rom
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jd1639:
I'd do the full wipe before flashing. If you wipe after DON'T wipe system or you'll be in trouble.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Te3k:
Actually, I totally found that the Loki fix was needed for my Canadian i337m device (Bell). Many ROMs wouldn't work without it; they'd just get stuck in the boot logo (including SlimRom and CyanogenMod).

Just flash the ROM, then flash the Loki-Fix and you should be good to go.

If you're seriously stuck and you can't get back into your custom recovery, let me know and I'll help you out.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] AxAtAx:
Now I am confused. Why would the I337m need a loki anything?

It is not needed. I surprised it even flashed.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Te3k:
I honestly have no idea; I just found that it worked for me. I was also very frustrated at first when I started flashing ROMs, until I tried the Loki Fix.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jd1639:
Do you know what your stock firmware was before you started flashing custom roms?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] AxAtAx:
U sure it is the canadian version? J/k. That is strange. What happens if you flash a rom and not the loki fix?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Te3k:
I didn't check the first time, but ever since I had to reflash to stock I started using this firmware: I337MVLUAMDJ_I337MOYAAMDJ_I337MVLUAMDJ_HOME and this kernel:

Samsung-Updates.com-KERNEL-SGH-I337M-BMC-I337MVLUAMDJ-1366643831. It was necessary for me to Odin back to stock completely a couple of times.

If I flash a ROM but not the Loki Fix, one of the following scenarios happens: 1. the ROM gets stuck in a boot-loop (continually restarts), or 2. gets to the boot logo and stays there forever (10+ minutes). But if I reboot into recovery, wipe everything again, reflash the ROM and then the Loki Fix, the phone boots up in less than a minute. Is this very weird? The phone is i337m from Bell, Canada.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jd1639:
It behaves just like the locked boot loader on the US version.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Te3k:
Strange. If it's relevant, I did encounter a lot of trouble sim-unlocking this phone for use on other networks. Using the Debug Menu on the phone's keypad didn't work as a method for me, although it had been reported to work for many others, including those with i337m's. I had to use a USB tether hack (FastGSM) to finally unlock the darn thing. Perhaps some models have locked bootloaders and others don't.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] scott14719:
Which custom recovery are you using to flash with and how did you get it on your phone?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] AxAtAx:
This is just not true. No way. Friggin way weird.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Te3k:
Using Open Recovery, and put it on the phone via an ADB interface (over USB debugging) using the Canadian i337m "3way" .BAT tool (root/CWM/OpenRecov).

And Axman, I just don't know what to say, lol!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] AxAtAx:
You are the first. When you were on stock, what did it identify the phone as?

What does the model # say under the battery?

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And this procedure worked for you? You said you had to loki, where did that come in?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Te3k:
Phone identified as i337m from settings menu prior to any flashing. Model number under battery matches: Model: SGH-I337M / IC: 649E-I337M.

Using Loki came in where I found that flashing ROMs wasn't working. I had already rooted and tried to unlock the phone through the debug menu. Unlocking didn't work, but rooting did and I could load custom recoveries without problem. I thought that I should try flashing other ROMs to see if I could unlock the device through their debug menus, but no luck. The first ROM I tried to flash was a SlimRom nightly. That one appeared to flash properly (recovery said "success"), but upon reboot I got stuck in a boot loop. I then went back to recovery and messed around trying to flash other ROMs and ran into the same issue persistently. I eventually panicked and Odined back to stock ROM and kernel (numbers previously mentioned). Everything was fine after I figured out how to make Odin work. (I even learned how to make signed-MD5 tarballs with Cygwin to try to make flashing recoveries and roots simpler by using Odin.) After wondering why I couldn't flash any custom ROMs, I dug around a bit and found out that some ROMs' first-posts mentioned that certain fixes had to be applied—some of which were labelled ROM-specific (e.g. GOLDENEYE-i337m-FiX-XXUBMF8) and others that just said that they required a Loki fix, and sometimes provided a link to download it. At the time I didn't know what Loki was, and I wasn't understanding why certain ROMs would come pre-"Lokified" (brain was full after hacking around for >6h). So in the moment it made no sense not to try flashing that to see if it would help. Lo and behold, it worked! I started flashing Loki after every ROM install from then on out. Previously not-working ROMs that I had already tried suddenly worked just fine (I didn't redownload them; I kept the same zip files and just started flashing the Loki Fix after each of them to make them work).

It's still the case that when I want to flash a new ROM, I wipe everything from recovery and flash the ROM. If it doesn't boot, I flash the Loki Fix and then it does boot properly.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] oddspec:
If u have a i337m u don't need Loki just flash candain builds or a Tmo/ non lokid kernel after the ROM bet it will work fine
[General Questions and Answers] ArigatoLowLife:
I wanted to go back to stock rom, but I wanted it also deodexed, so I could make changes. I failed to deodex the stock rom myself, so I searched and found a flashable deodexed stock zip. And I flashed it with CWM. Problem now is that wifi isn't working. How can I fix this? Is it possible to fix if I flash a modem with odin? My device is Galaxy Y, not sure if it will be of any help. Also, please don't tell me /mention or give me links to how to deodex. I have tried to deodex with kitchen, xUltimate but for no help. I can't do it. Jeez. Thanks for your help

Edit: Also, what I meant with wifi not working is that when I try to connect to a network, it tells me "Obtaining IP address...", and it won't connect. Just "Obtaining IP address...".
[General Questions and Answers] gixxer93001:
try to Flash different radio
[General Questions and Answers] ArigatoLowLife:
What do you mean, radio?
[General Questions and Answers] gixxer93001:
RADIO aka MODEM aka BASEBAND. Each country has different baseband just flash a radio that works to your phone and don't forget to flash latest Gapps.

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RADIO aka MODEM aka BASEBAND. Each country has different baseband just flash a radio that works to your phone and don't forget to flash latest Gapps.
[General Topics] Gadgetty:
http://sillicat.blogspot.com/2005/03/longhorn-screen-shots.html
[HTC One S] only1penny:
i was going to s-off the this morning and flash illusion 2.0 but instead i am beating my head off the keyboard. i have been reading all day. i have like 12 tabs open and my main problem is that adb isn't working. not sure what i'm doing wrong. i need to get to supercid. instructions seem easy enough. i go to command prompt, change my directory, everything good here just as usual. when i type "adb shell" i get "error: device offline" don't know what i'm doing wrong. thanks in advance.
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
I had the same problem. First make sure ADB debugging in advanced options is checked. Next try booting into fastboot. If your on stock try putting it into charge only mode. Try the multiple different ways
[HTC One S] only1penny:
i'm on a custom rom. where is adb debugging? advanced options in the phone or on computer? really appreciate the response.
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
Its under developers option on the phone
[HTC One S] only1penny:
do you mean usb debugging? or is adb debugging different? because i don't see adb debugging anywhere.
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
Check these things right here in the picture. Have USB debugging enabled and select root access and choose apps and adb
[HTC One S] wmdunn:
It's usb debugging that you need to check. You mentioned that you are on a custom rom ... Is it sense based or aosp? I was still on the stock ics rom when I changed to super cid. Everything went just fine, although I didn't proceed to do Facepalm s-off immediately. I did flash cm10, and came back to finish s-off a couple of weeks later. Nearly drove myself crazy, until I realized it works best when done on a sense rom. Flashed a stock rooted rom, and it literally took about 10 minutes to finish s-off. Restored my cm10 backup, and all is well.
[HTC One S] only1penny:
I really appreciate the info. I'm on bb8, which isn't sense. I have USB debugging on. Should I be on a stock rpm to get supercid or just for s-off? My problem is adb won't my phone.
[HTC One S] only1penny:
ok so, back on task...i can not get adb to work. i'm trying to get supercid. i can't find anything on adb. i get "error: device offline"
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
And you've tried putting it into fast boot? Also have you set up android SDK?
[HTC One S] only1penny:
what do you mean by tried putting it into fast boot? & by that i mean i thought it had to be in fastboot. also, i believe i have sdk set up but that's maybe where i'm going wrong. in cmd i actually got it to say "daemon started successfully" which it's suppose to, but then it said "error: device not found" not sure what i'm doing wrong.
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
Fast boot is when you boot into boot loader using power + volume down. Once you get to boot loader there's an option for fast boot use you power button to select it
[HTC One S] only1penny:
yes, i'm familiar with fastboot. no luck.
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
Dir you install android SDK with the guide here on xda
[HTC One S] only1penny:
yes, i'm not that familiar with it, but i did install it. & it just won't read my device.
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
Neither was I. Their is one more thing I wanna try. Download a galaxy nexus toolkit. And tell use it to install ADV drivers onto your computer
[HTC One S] only1penny:
i serched the android sdk guide and it looks like i have everything in order. i will dl the gn toolkit. also, i've heard that some things work better with a sense rom. i did switch to trickdroid, which has wifi issues and will not be a daily driver, but i can't remember if it was with scid or s-off or something else.
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
Wheni cid I was on stock and was able to choose charge only mode
[HTC One S] only1penny:
if the gn toolkit doesn't work i'll have to give that a try. i'm tmobile us. which is the correct ruu i should flash if i want to try that? i read about don't get the ota updates. your help is greatly appreciated.

i fired up the toolkit and it says there is an update. but it wants version. i'll put a gsm version but should i put 4.2.2 or 4.1.2 or something different?
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
It doesn't matter. Don't hook your phone up with the toolkit. Also what's your hbootM
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svensonic1:
Hello i searched this forums for rooting Acer Liquid Z2 but no of it works.

Can someone make a tutorial that works how to root it?

And otherwise does SRSRoot works with it and does it not brick?

Greetings
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Trozzul:
you can try this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svensonic1:
Will my phone not brick?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Trozzul:
I couldn't tell you I don't use bin4rys method but it seems to work on a lot of 4.0 and up.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svensonic1:
Shall i try it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arhabkhalifah:
Are you using z2 or z120?

if you are using z120 with mt6575 cpu you can use my rooting method.

because i cant post outside link, you can go to kaskus[dot]co[dot]id and go to Android section under Handphone and PDA, you can search Acer z110 and Acer z120 inside the acer z110 thread.

sorry for my bad english.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svensonic1:
Z120 with MT6575 CPU,

i cant find your tutorial?

Can you gimme the link with Private Message?

greetz.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RLMJr77:
Anyone else have this problem? When I go to pick up the phone the person on the other end can not hear me but I can hear them? It does not happen all the time though. It happens when I was stock and continues to happen now that I'm rooted and on another ROM. It started recently when I moved to an area that I actually had LTE coverage. But like most of you I don't use my phone as a phone and rarely receive phone calls. So not a major issue but just an annoyance. Anyone have any thoughts on this? Anyone having the same issue?

Thanks in advance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] reinaldistic:
Call sprint sometimes their towers mess up. They cant fix it if they dont know about it i used to have 40 Kbps at work and i called to complain; turns out only 1 tower reached my workplace. So they flagged it as a capacity issue and changed the prl so that that tower gives people all it's got instead of expecting 4 other towers to share the load now i get 1.5Mbps at work (all 3g)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RLMJr77:
Had already tried contacting Sprint. They said there are no issues with any towers around this area. They had me do the obvious, reset my phone, pop out the battery, update the PRL, update the profile, ect. Still happened last night when I got a call from a coworker. He couldn't hear me but I could hear him. I called him right back and no issues then.

Any other thoughts?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] supergokougt:
I recently flashed LiquidSmooth 2.8.

Was wondering if anyone knew how to turn off the power on animation?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bodh:
Are you referring to the bootanimation? Some roms and kernels hardcode theirs, and there seems to be no changing that [that i have cared enough to research]. You can change a bootanimation, or maybe perhaps delete it and see what that does. Definitely do a nandroid first though! The bootanimations are found in /data/local and/or /system/media.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] supergokougt:
Yeah the boot animation. In the past i was able to turn it off in settings. Maybe it is hard in there. Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] texnnyc:
Hi all,

First of all ... yes, I am a NOOB. So please forgive me if I appear to be a little slow. I am trying to get an KF gen 1 and want to load Hashcode's JB 4.2.2 ROM onto it. I *believe* these are the steps I need to take. I am a firm believer in "measure twice and cut once" so I don't want to bother anyone if the process goes south due to stupidity on my part.

I will be installing the software on a XP/SP3 machine.

0.1 Do I need to make sure that my KF is at 6.3.2 before I start?

0.2 Do I need to make any setting changes before I start?

1. Download KFU 0.99 (done)

2. Execute "Install_Drivers".bat on laptop

(2.1?) Do I need to manually install the "Android Device Driver" if so, what do I load?

3. Execute "Run"

4. Connect KF via USB

5. Run KFU

6. Go into Fastboot mode

7. Load FireFireFire from KFU

8. Load TWRP or COTR Recovery (which is preferred?)

(8.1?) Do I need to install KFU permanent root with Superuser?

9. Download the ROM ZIP (done)

9.1 Download the GAPPS ZIP (done)

10. Use KFU to reboot into recovery mode

11. Make a backup

12. Wipe /Data/Cache (do I use TWRP or COTR to do this?)

(12.1?) Wipe /Data/Cache/System (is this necessary if I am going from stock 6.3.2? Is this a good "just to be safe" step?)

13. Flash ROM (how do I do this? Do I unzip first or use the .zip file? What do I use?)

14. Flash GAPPS (how do I do this? Do I unzip first or use the .zip file? What do I use?)

15. Use KFU to change boot mode to normal

16. Reboot

17. Cross fingers and power down/up

Many thanks in advance!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squabbi:
An RUU can only be flashed if it matches your CID number and the firmware you want to upgrade/downgrade to.

Super CID can allow you to use any RUU. :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steve16:
link

Is there a link for the Super CID. And is it easy to install ?

Thanks

sr
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squabbi:
Are you s-off? If you are type

fastboot writecid 11111111

That should be it. If it doesn't work search it up! :)
[HTC Sensation] DJ Scooby Doo:
So I followed kgs1992's method to unlock my HTC Sensation, and now I am wondering if my bootloader is relocked and I have to do the HTC Dev unlock again or if it is already unlocked. I flashed the 1.17 FW, and now I am back on the 3.32 FW. I was already unlocked before I did this method. Thanks!

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27813767&postcount=531
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

You have the Universal 3.32 firmware ,which is unlocked.

:)
[HTC Sensation] DJ Scooby Doo:
Sweet, thanks!
[HTC Droid DNA] mwl1119:
I know a few people have pulled theirs off on purpose. My puppy chewed mine off and it irritates me not being there now. I had been looking to replace it and found this:

http://www.etradesupply.com/oem-htc-droid-incredible-x-droid-dna-charging-port-rubber-cover.html

$4 is cheap but it costs $18 to ship it.... has anyone found them for sale anywhere else?
[HTC Droid DNA] joshua_helm:
I would email HTC first, they might send you one... I just needed a usb cable because mine broke and they sent a cable ans wallcharger!
[HTC Droid DNA] Tiskra25:
That is the only site I have ever seen that sells it. I looked a couple days ago and they didn't even have it in stock, looks like it's back now though. 18 dollars for shipping is kinda ridiculous if you ask me though.
[HTC Droid DNA] danielhall2689:
If you want it bad enough.... I ripped mine off cause it was falling off anyway
[HTC Droid DNA] cstrife999:
I'd say it's not worth it at any price. It's just going to fall off again. Pretty much everyone I've known with one whether they liked it or hated it it still fell off soon or didn't function well anyway.
[HTC Droid DNA] zeeza57:
I always try to play nice with my phones. I hated that cover from day one but as always played nice (didn't rip or cut it off) but the day it fell off, I picked it up and put it in original box I also kept. My HTC incredible 1 and my HTC thunderbolt both made it till next upgrade with out that cover. Reminds me of those port covers on the older dumb phones that never really had a purpose but to make the port weaken over time, then go bad and phone quit charging. Not worth replacing at any price. But good luck to you if you really feel you need one!
[HTC Droid DNA] RLGL:
The first modification to a replacement phone is to rip that thing off!! Before I even turn it on even.:victory:
[HTC Droid DNA] johnwaug:
Ordered some micro USB port plugs oft some website: .50¢. Works well.
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
Mine works fine haven't had any problems and I'm always messing with it
[HTC Droid DNA] raichur0xx0rz:
I bought a used Employee Edition DNA and the owner ripped off the USB cover and did not mention it...

That site was the only one I found as well, and at first it was OOS but when it came back that shipping definitely killed it for me. Granted, it is shipping from Korea I believe, but it isn't worth it to buy a black USB cover... if it was Red I might have just sucked it up...

They may fall off "easily", but I have no use for the USB port right now anyway since I'm using a wireless charger... there are always ways to work around the USB cable to transfer files as well. Not sure why so many people look down on people who want to keep their flap intact...
[HTC Droid DNA] cstrife999:
Most of us just think it gets in the way. At least I do. Not that I mean to look down upon anyone.
[HTC Droid DNA] raichur0xx0rz:
I agree that it does get in the way... so much in fact that I did not want to use a DNA until I got a wireless charger =\

I'm just a bit OCD with my phones and given that the back is red, and then there's a sudden black break along the bottom with the missing USB door... just looks off to me.

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I wonder why even replacement DNA Body kits do not include the USB door either...
[HTC Droid DNA] John58543:
Mines got a nice fat crease in it from bending...stupid thing ain't worth a crap.

I mean does it really keep water out that well?
[HTC Droid DNA] teckels:
Only reason I haven't ripped it off is because of old phones the internal end would rattle around. Anyone noticing that or specifically not noticing so I can join the no plug club?
[HTC Droid DNA] raichur0xx0rz:
It may depend on how you rip it out. Mine was already removed, but it seems to be cut and the rubber end in the phone is staying put and does not make any noise. I'd take your cover if you do get rid of it though ;)