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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] french-anonymous:
Actually I search for the exact same wallpaper. Those one look like but are not the same. Thank you anyway !
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seedform:
Here you go. I've always liked this wallpaper ever since ICS was released.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] french-anonymous:
Oh that's perfect ! Thank you very much for your help !
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fullgrown:
Today my note 2 got a screen that it is updating software automatically. After a few seconds of the cog rotating, it said that it failed to update. Do any of you guys know what update they are trying to do?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ZiCk77MOD:
I got this yesterday too but it just stopped. I went back to manually do the update it said no update. ..
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] JesperRas:
I have installed Bluesoil at my S100 but it crashes my PPC so now i want to remove it but how?

And where do i find the original Bluetooth Stack from MS?

Hope somebody can help me..
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] andrewpmoore:
You need to use 'remove programs' to remove the stack, and then put back in the ms registry entries removed that disabled the MS stack in the first place.

I've got these stored in a file at home, but cannot get access to them until later. Maybe somebody else could export a couple of .reg files for you (the BTIcon bit, and a section from devices)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] JesperRas:
When i try to remove it on "Remove Programs" is says that the Uninstall was unsuccessful and it could not remove the \Windows\BTMUSB.dll but i can not find the file in file explore. What can i do?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] JesperRas:
andrewpmoore

How you find them?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] DUTCH:
Use your desktop PC to find them (via ActiveSync)....
[Galaxy S III Mini General] PTGamer:
development discontinued due to certain comments

update19-08-2013:

if anyone wants to compile theyr own kernel use this git (its from [MENTION=2718714]neldar[/MENTION]) --->https://github.com/neldar/buildenv_gt-i8190
[Galaxy S III Mini General] QuanticZero97:
You cant compare S3, S2 and S3 mini gpus, our device has only one core mali400 and S3 and S2 have multi core gpu.

About CPU overclock, some devs said that its dangerous to overclock novathor chipsets, but i think we could try and push frequency a little bit without raising voltage, then it should be harmless, but also it probably wouldnt be a much higher clock.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] PTGamer:
anyway that should boost our performance.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] efaustino84:
are you sure about only one core?

and also http://www.samsung.com/africa_en/consumer/mobile-phone/mobile-phone/smart-phone/GT-I8190MBAXFA-spec

looks like it's a dual core to me

as far as overclocking goes

i am happy with the performance of the phone after a few tweaks and mods done without overclocking things
[Galaxy S III Mini General] kris555777:
up.SGS3 mini-Mali-400 have only one core gpu

SGS3 -Mali- 400MP4 have qwad core gpu

its that deference
[Galaxy S III Mini General] QuanticZero97:
This is correct.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] PTGamer:
Main Thread Updated
[Galaxy S III Mini General] tys0n:
I've read that 1.2Ghz is MAX, so 1.15 is probably what we can get and still be stable.

Not that I need it, but every device should have a OC kernel :)

Hope it can be done. Thanks for your information.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Databorg:
overcloking is always dangerous buth we need it device is slow and samsung ripped us off
[Galaxy S III Mini General] QuanticZero97:
It isnt dangerous if you dont raise voltage.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Databorg:
fact but you will shorten the life time of the cpu and there's always a risk of overheating the cpu.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] AssToast:
well overclocking is all about trial and error, if it overheats, you're obviously going to turn the clocks down
[Galaxy S III Mini General] QuanticZero97:
I think it cannot overheat if you dont raise voltage, if current voltage isnt enough the device will crash, reboot and nothing more. About shortening the cpu life time, im not sure, but previously i had a device that was overclocked from 1000MHz to 1500MHz with not that big voltage raising and in my case, voltage that was minimal for cpu to run on 1200 was enough for it to run on 1500. Anyways, my point is that we can try to oc our device as far as it goes with current voltage to achieve a more performance, if it doesnt go up, still ok, we tried. [MENTION=225651]op[/MENTION] when you make that kernel, please post it so i can test it out :P
[Galaxy S III Mini General] PTGamer:
can someone help me?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] QuanticZero97:
You should edit the op and write what you need help with/your progress, maybe somebody will know, just suggesting :)
[Galaxy S III Mini General] PTGamer:
1st post updated
[Galaxy S III Mini General] iKlutz:
This should be moved to the development forum.. Looking good though, we need more kernel developers :D
[Galaxy S III Mini General] PTGamer:
modded kernel released.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Databorg:
nice work downloading now, il give it a try
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Benzonat0r:
Is AOSP 4.2.2 supported?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] PTGamer:
great, is it working well on you device? any bugs? download any cpu utility(faux123/ setcpu from xda) and set the frequency to max(it should say 1200MHz or 1.2Ghz)

can you post me your quadrant and cfbench?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] QuanticZero97:
Did you try it on Maclaw's Cm10.1? I would try it but im not home this week so i would have a problem if i brick my device.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] kris555777:
How enable fastboot mode on s3 mini?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] AssToast:
I dont it will work since this is based on samsung golden kernel
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Databorg:
how did you flash the kernel ? , if i give the command adb reboot fastboot or bootloader the devices boots just normal
[Galaxy S III Mini General] AssToast:
Did you even read the instructions or the description
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Databorg:
i did it say's to enter FASTBOOT/bootloader mode buth i cant enter fastboot or bootloader :confused:

if i give the command fastboot devices-- all i get is waiting for device

So please tell me what i'm doing wrong
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Benzonat0r:
Will it work on AOSP 4.2.2?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Databorg:
bricked odin hangs on

<ID:0/005> Initialzation..

<ID:0/005> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/005> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/005> zImage

<ID:0/005> NAND Write Start!!
[Galaxy S III Mini General] AssToast:
Can confirm its a single core

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NovaThor
[Galaxy S III Mini General] PTGamer:
dont know what happened wen i was compiling i will compile a new zimage later
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Benzonat0r:
Ok I'ma ask you one more time...

Is it compatible with CyanogenMod 10.1??
[Galaxy S III Mini General] QuanticZero97:
Here is your answer :P
[Galaxy S III Mini General] YoshiFrance:
The kernel is not compatible on CM10.1.

But, this kernel it's compatible on Dmod v6 ?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Databorg:
if the kernel would work it should be compatible with Dmod ,since Dmod is based on stock rom
[Galaxy S III Mini General] PTGamer:
it will be compatible with stock roms and custom roms based on stock FW.

this is the original kernel only with new values in the ACPU11.c clock frequency table (i dont remember the name if the file i think it is acpu11.c)

you can find the file in kernel/arm/arch/arch-msm/
[Galaxy S III Mini General] pollosmon:
It is working now?..

Enviado desde mi GT-I8190
[Galaxy S III Mini General] zetazeta2:
i respect someone really trying to develop for good but this is worst developing thread ever seen.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] efaustino84:
observe the location of the thread and then the general forums

real devs are scruffy and disorganized

all great things have a bumpy start

judge not the content nor the method

the end goal is what matters
[Galaxy S III Mini General] omarblu:
So u stop development due to comments by uneducated idiots??

Do u go cry every time somebody gives u criticism??

Grow up or go home....
[Galaxy S III Mini General] efaustino84:
[sarcasm] guess we can thank [MENTION=5180516]zetazeta2[/MENTION] for that positive and very constructive post [/sarcasm]
[Galaxy S III Mini General] YoshiFrance:
Snif :'(
[Galaxy S III Mini General] PTGamer:
1st post updated.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] efaustino84:
obrigado
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] fevzi1970:
my sgh i727 have problem with data conention. evrithing its ok connected,signal end 2g normal in notification but the phone not have data conection,wairles its ok please help
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
Now ask your question in English and maybe we can help.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] icenight89:
Translation: Having a problem with my phones data connection. Network signal is good, receiving bars via 2g in the status bar, but it still doesn't work. Wireless is working

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Solutions:

If you're not on stock go back to it via Odin and see if problem persists, if it does its hardware related.

You may also just need to change your APN settings to your carrier.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] CrizzBee:
I would like to know please if there is a way to add lockscreen to lanueva LoLaTioN rom .. ddmf1 ... but which includes in system ... as the "TSM" PARTS (I do not speak English and I translated by google sorry if there is some mistake ... thanks)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] The5ickne55:
I used factory reset in TWRP before flashing to new rom (paranoid android) and now I don't see my pictures from my internal SD card O_O.

When I connect my phone to my desktop it shows about 8gb of data used on my internal card though. Any solutions on how I can get my pictures back?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kintwofan:
They're not missing. All your data is in media/0 or something like that. I don't run v4.2 ROMs but all your stuff is moved for the multi user stuff
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] 6Seven:
Use root explorer/browser and they will be in data/media

Sent from my T-Mo Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] The5ickne55:
Yall are life savers. I kept looking in the famed "0" folder for my stuff.

Found the files, and now have them copied onto my computer. Thanks to everyone.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Sugarkryptonite:
Hey guy

I was just wondering if people are having issues with running games such as The Simpsons: Tapped Out, and other apps like Vine while running the latest nightly builds for the S3 i747? I had an S2 that was running CM10.1 and none of those apps worked.

Secondly, I recently bricked my old S2 while flashing something on it so I'm a bit wary of doing it on my S3 so I just want to clarify some things.

1) After I root the phone, I can just download ROM Manager and use that to install CWM, correct?

2) Then all I do is download the latest CM10.1 nightly build w/ gApps and flash both of them through CWM? Can I backup the stock Samsung ROM that I have on it now and restore it if I ever need it?

3) Which CWM file do I download exactly? I have a Telus SGH-I747M, and there are no downloads listed for that carrier. Do I just choose the AT&T version (Samsung Galaxy S3 (AT&T))? Why are there different versions for Sprint, Verizon, T-Mobile, US Cellular, etc? What are the differences and what do I choose for a Canadian Telus S3?

4) I am on Bell in Canada...do I have to be careful about which baseband gets flashed? I heard Rogers and AT&T were different from reading the sticky at the top of this forum.

Thanks,

Elliott
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] zadigre:
I can not really help for games... because I do not use any games on my device.

1) yes

2) Yes for the installation and yes for the backup. Do a backup in CWM before installing everything. If you need to go back, the backup will be useful. But don't worry if you don't have it, stock rom files are still available elsewhere... but it's easier to work with a backup.

3) except for modems and bootloader file, always download for the d2att device (Galaxy SIII for AT&T). Even for the recovery. I'm using TWRP for the recovery... and they have a version for the d2can (what you have)... but this recovery does not work with most d2att roms. Go with d2att dans you will be fine.

4)see my previous message... and if you upgraded to the latest Samsung ROM available (android 4.1.2), you already have the latest baseband and bootloader... but if you want a more recent bootloader and/or modem, check this thread. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1831898

Again, do not install a modem/bootloader for an AT&T device... it won't work... make sure you take one for the I747M.

with CM, or most custom rom, it does not include a baseband (modem) or bootloader... so you are fine flashing them even if they are made for the d2att. I747 and I747M are using the same hardware and software except for the modem and boodloader
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Sugarkryptonite:
Thanks for the help.

As for rooting, I noticed that using CF-Root, there are two possible download files:

SGH-I747: CF-Auto-Root-d2att-d2uc-samsungsghi747.zip

SGH-I747M: CF-Auto-Root-d2can-d2vl-sghi747m.zip

I'm guessing in this case it is RIGHT to choose the d2can version?

Anyone else have any response to this/regarding my games question?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] zadigre:
yes chose the d2can version.

I do not remember exactly what I did to first root my device... it was a long time ago.

I remember that I used mobile odin to flash a new rom...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Sugarkryptonite:
Thanks. What about this method: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoEVDgjTTdg

Is a Telus SGS3 supported by that method?

And one of my friends who has done the same thing installing CM10.1 on his SGS3 told me that I need to modify the build prop after installing to say d2can instead of dtatt, is that still true now? I don't know how long ago he did it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
Implementation of Overclocking & Undervolting by using KTweaker -

Given that Ktoonsez has an excellent app for this kernel; my intention is to provide a way for you to make the best usage of the same.

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By default, when the kernel is freshly installed and you open the app for the first time, there should not be any error messages of any kind. The App settings are not permanent. So every time you re-boot the phone, you are restored to original Defaults. This is a great way to test out various settings to see if they work out or turn the phone into slowpoke.

As you can see in the screen shot, there are 7 major options.

GENERAL – This is the main setting area. This is where you control the phone’s operation and other settings around how it behaves. We will go into great details later on.

VOLTAGES – This allows you to control the CPU operating voltage at a given Frequency step. It plays a significant role when you are undervolting or Overclocking.

EXTRAS – Unlike the name, this section contains quite a few important settings that modify the phone’s behavior. Specifically how the phone reacts when the screen is turned off or when you are Navigating or charging the phone.

SET OPTIONS ON BOOT – As the name suggests, you get to choose if the settings you have changed are applied after you restart or not. Also if you choose to, you can also specify a time duration after Restart before your settings get applied.

BACKUP PREFS TO SDCARD – This simply allows you to make a backup of your settings to the internal SD Card. The path is /SDCARD/KTWEAKER/. You can also name the settings optionally.

RESTORE PREFS FROM SDCARD – As the name suggests, you can re-load your backed up settings. Comes in handy if you have one set of settings that really work and you want to experiment further.

LOAD DEFAULTS – This option simply sets all the settings to the value KTOONSEZ has set up in the kernel as initial values.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
GENERAL SECTION -

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This is perhaps the main section of the Kernel Controls. In this section you can choose wide variety of options that directly determine the performance of the phone as well as Battery life as a result.

There are several sub-menus as follows. As you can see in the screen-shot, there is a small comment on what the section does.

1. ENABLE OC STEPS

2. LOCK FREQUENCIES – There’s a little sub-section to choose minimum and maximum operating frequencies.

3. I/O SCHEDULERS

4. I/O SCHEDULER ADJUSTMENTS

5. CPU GOVERNORS

6. CPU GOVERNOR ADJUSTMENTS

7. AUTO HOTPLUG

1. ENABLE OC STEPS -

This is a simple Check box to enable Overclocking. Select this only if you are going to overclock. By doing so, you get higher range of frequencies to choose for the Minimum and Maximum frequencies. Do note, just because it lets you specify higher frequencies, does not mean you can set to the highest value. Permanently operating at Overclocked frequency may cause physical damage to your phone. Remember Qualcomm has set 1500 MHZ as the normal operating frequency for this CPU.

2. LOCK FREQUENCIES -

This is again a Check box that effectively pegs the operating frequencies to within the Range as specified by the Minimum Frequency and Maximum Frequency sliders.

The two sliders that are part of this section need to be set after very careful consideration. If you set the minimum frequency too low, then you run the risk of a sluggish and unresponsive phone when there are no apps running. For the maximum frequency, remember higher the frequency, more heat will be produced. Also the battery will drain faster. So give it some thought before setting the limits. Choose the values based on whether you are looking to save battery or get high performance and responsiveness.

Note – A side note on this, the CPU is actually located in the back, bellow the battery compartment. So you will notice the heat in that section. If you happen to have a bumper case on the phone, you won't notice actual temperature unless the phone is really hot.

7. AUTO HOTPLUG

This is a simple Checkbox that enables Hot-Plugging support. Hotpluging is a concept borrowed from Server Linux and is applicable to Android in the same manner. In short, it allows for CPUs being removed from Service or added to service on the fly, without needing OS level Restart. Effectively this, gives the kernel a choice to Take CPU Cores offline or bring them online. Some of the Governors we discussed above already support hotplugging. This checkbox ensures support for the remaining Governors.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
VOLTAGES SECTION –

This Section lists all the possible Operating Frequencies of the Processor of the phone. The Mili Volt (MV) define the operating power in Volts of the Processor at that frequency. Some basic facts for you to understand. The Frequencies determine how fast the Processor will be operating. The voltages determine Juice provided to the processor. As a processor consumes higher voltage, it will generate more heat. So this section is very important and critical to everyone who wishes to either Overclock or Undervolt.
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Overclocking is a term used to determine how the operating Frequencies are controlled in order to obtain maximum performance and fastest response time. As we saw in the General Section, the Enable Overclock checkbox allows you to push the boundaries of the operating frequencies. So the processor will offer better performance, but will also generate more heat due to higher operating voltages. So in this section you will need to cool down the processor by applying lower operating voltage. This however should not be confused with undervolting.

Undervolting is a concept that is used to obtain highest amount of Battery life. As the operating voltage is the major consumer of the battery, lowering operating voltages in steps of 25 will allow the processor to operate at that frequency with a possible Lag. Weather you do notice the lag or not is dependent on how much the voltage is lowered. It is also dependent on the Max & Min Operating frequencies you chose in the General Section.

Having said that, on this screen, you can press the menu button to get a new menu. This menu will allow you to modify voltages set at each frequency step.

The option to Load Stock table allows you to reset to Default voltage values in case you wish to revert. Rest of the options to add or Subtract will let you change all steps in bulk. So for ex. the option to add 5 Volts to all steps will add 5 mv to current voltage for that step. The settings option does not seem to do anything.

[FONT=&quot]NOTE – Even though the options are in VOLTS, they should read Milli Volts.[/FONT]​
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
SET OPTIONS ON BOOT -

This option allows you to choose when to apply the settings you have provided here. You may apply them immediately after booting or wait for some time before applying. If you are testing some exotic setting, choose to apply with delay so that you have time to revert to stock.

BACKUP PREFS TO SDCARD –

Pretty much self explanatory. It exports the settings to internal SD Card under the path you specify.

RESTORE PREFS FROM SDCARD –

Same as above, allows you to restore settings previously exported.

LOAD DEFAULTS –

Allows you to set default values of the kernel. These are the values, KTOONSEZ has set for the kernel. Safe spot to run to if you managed to mess up the settings.

That pretty much concludes all the options on the KTweaker app.