yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
well i dunno if emg5 changes your efs format like emg4 does. i was on emg4 and just did a hybrid flash to mg5 to keep the mg4 modem ;)

but what i know is that the provided 14.93/14.94 Themes from JKay are still working with this framework! ;)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] theooo:
Hello dude, It's been a while since the last time I flashed custom ROM due to JKAY framework development stopped. But now, thanks to you who continue JKAY's great work, it seems we samsung-base firmware user will have some new toy to play with. :D

Great work mate!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] qtwrk:
no really ,only modem will change it .

flash any MG4/MG5 ROM without flash modem.bin , will NOT change your EFS.

by the way @ZZ, i found a typo ...

MG5 download link you wrote MG4...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
thx qtwrk, copy paste error corrected! ;)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] qtwrk:
:good: you are the one who should be thanked for this great porting;)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Bartman007:
+1, great work, would be nice to see a donation button under ZZ name, its about time :good:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] coupe110:
Thanks for nice work.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] jeewadj:
yeah i did but i dont understand i tried to flash them cwm none of them work
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
These frameworks are only for the GT-I9300 not the GT-I9300T one.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] jeewadj:
damn pk thanks for that

is there any way to make a transparent status bar ?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] jfrm:
More or less same problems with Android Revolution HD 29:

-Only AOSP Lockscreen, no matter what you select

-Lockscreen Options not working

-CRT-off working always no matter your selection, even with stock kernel ¿?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
As I don't own a I9300T S3 I don't know if there is any mods to make it transparent. You can try searching the Themes & Apps section though.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] NEMESIS_9000:
Can I update it myself?

Is there any information on how to update the framework myself? What do I need in order to update it to new rom version (XXEMRD)?

I appreciate any help/information.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] qtwrk:
If you did NOT update your ROM then you don't have to update framework, because each and every framework matches with particular corresponding ROM, if you install incorrect framework on incorrect ROM you will only mess up.

Every time you update a ROM, figure out which firmware version is and download corresponding framework from OP and flash it, done.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ardalkuni66:
hey

is the MG5 ported compatible with the omega 43.9 MG5 ?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
Most likely yes. But you better ask on the support thread of Omega and not here since the users there can probably assist you more ;)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] qtwrk:
I can confirm it works on Omega XXEMG5, yes, I just tried...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
MG6 is released [MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION]. When you're free I hope that you'll port it :D and as always no rush and please take your time :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] vladmir:
+1

Thanks

Enviado do meu GT-I9300 utilizando Tapatalk 4
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] manojpy:
+1
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
Framework for XXEMG6 ready!

....again same framework + vacation = fast port! :D

added XXEMG6 version to the OP! enjoy!

cheers!

ZZ
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Paenguin:
Awesome work ZaneZam! Thanks very much!

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
So fast lol. Thanks a lot [MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION]! :good:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Bartman007:
Blimey mate, Omega not done the ROM yet, your gooood :victory:

Enjoy your vacation mate :good:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] donalgodon:
Does XXEMG6 modify the EFS folder like the previous versions of the ROM did?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Bartman007:
More than likely, it's part of the new EMG* series. But there are ways to restore old backups and use any older modem, lots of info in the forums:thumbup:

Sent from my Samsung S3...….....
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] pavels555:
nvm
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] funkyirishman:
Thanks for keeping up the work on this cheers:highfive:

Currently on XXEMD3 V6.7 Android JB 4.1.2 Wanamlite I can see there is a updated Wanamlite rom xxeme2 ok here comes the stupid question is the mod compatible with this and which one ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] vladmir:
I think isn't compatible
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] janres155:
Any mirror guys? Download is slow but I have good connection. I think a lot of traffic from devhost.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] arigius:
A really great work. Thank you very much. :thumbup:

Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ster97:
Thx a lot for finishing JKay's great work ! :)

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] gtrs36:
ZaneZam can you port JKAY for XXEME2 vr?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] mrjoy:
If i flash this mod on my rom then the previous settings or theme would be affected or not?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
That depends if your rom supports this framework or not.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] mrjoy:
Yes my rom supports with jkay frameworks. But don't know that i will loose current theme & system settings
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] MIKEMON:
@ Zanezam

thanks very that you continue to develop this absolutely the best mode for S3 ..

I greatly appreciate beautiful work, thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Lonedogg:
hi ZaneZam,

:good:

Awesome.. that Jkay life Longer with your Great Working ;)

Is it Possible my older Settings from a jkay backup restore?

I m on Omega ROM

thx
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Lonedogg:
[MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION],

Restore works fine :):)

Will you adjust the next versions also?

CAN i Marry you for that? :D:D

Thx

GeTapatalkT mim S 3
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Kuroyukii:
When will the I9300XXEMH1 one come? :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
When ZaneZam has time.

[MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION]

MH2 has a higher changelist than MH1 so i think it would be best to build on MH2 instead

but if you can build the port on the two firmwares then the better :) and likewise no rush so take your time.

Update:

MH2 has a higher changelist however Faryaab said it's a different branch of I9300 firmware.

Still if you can port it on both then the better in the end we'll just get what you'll give us :D

Update 2:

Kryten2k35 said that MH2 is not that different compared to the other stock rom. It's just the region code that's different this time.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=45102590&postcount=1654
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] voshkin:
Does anyone here use their MS Mobile 2003 “smart” phone with a Bluetooth car kit?

I wonder if you can help me…

With my old Nokia phone, it used to activate the connection to the car kit when I turned on the engine.

However, on the MDA Compact, I have to go to Bluetooth, select the car kit, and select “Set as Hands-free” every time I get into the car, witch is rather annoying.

Does anyone know how to make this automatic? Is there a third party utility perhaps that would monitor the availability of the car kit every so often, and connect to it automatically when it is available?

And another question, does anyone know of a good utility for voice dialling?

I tried Microsoft Voice Command 1.5, it is alright, more or less (apart from awful recognition of spoken numbers, even if spoken by upper class English people) it does recognise the contact names, witch is all that I need - however, I cannot get it to react when I press the action button on the car kit.

I still have to take the phone out of my briefcase, and hold it in my hand, witch is illegal whilst driving.

My dream application, would be something basic, that I can train for certain contacts that I call regularly (like with my old nokia phone, which appeal glows by the minute) – as this way, thick eastern European accents do not matter ;-)

Thanks in advance for any pointers!
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] tbouman:
I have the MDA Compact Working with the CK7W form Nokia.

Works good exept the voice dailing, You can thakeand disconnect a call with the remote controle.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] voshkin:
But do you have to manualy connect to the car kit every time you get into the car?

Once it is connected, I can accept and end calls using the action button. so that is not a problem
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] tbouman:
No just hold the center button of the remote for 2 seconds, than it will connetct again
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] mjheathcote:
Hold on a minute, I have the same Nokia car kit, and my Compact when connected suffers badly with reported echoes at their end, not mine.

Do you have this problem?

I was to believe that this was a common problem not resolved yet!

Mike.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] tbouman:
I'm gonna test this tomorrow in my shop, I will place a list with phones(other than Nokia) that will work with the CK7W[/quote]
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] voshkin:
My car kit is CK-1W

I am generaly happy with it, apart from the fact that on the MDA I have to manualy connect every time I get into the car.

I used it with many different phones, and it works fine.

so I think that it is the bluetooth manager of the MDA that is to blame.

my compaq Ipaw bluetooth manager was the best!

but this one, I cannot even get the activesync to work...
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] tbouman:
For the manual connect you have 2 blame the BT manager in w2003se.

I have good results with:

Nokia CK7W:

Qtek 9090

Qtek S100

Sony Ericsson P910(I)

Sony Ericsson P700i

Samsung D500

HP6340
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] voshkin:
Are there alternative bluetooth managers?

or a reg. hack I can implement?

thanks
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] tbouman:
Hmmm, I Don't know...Anyone?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] voshkin:
Apparently not… :cry:
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] ajodogne:
I had the same problems with my mr handsfree genius car kit, and i thought it was the fault of the car kit.

Just upgrade your rom to 1.06 and all your problems will disappear most likely.

Which rom do you have?

Andre
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] voshkin:
I have an old ROM.

however, all my atempts at upgrading it failed.

my device ID is something like TMOB-005, not 001

cracked update exe file did not help, running the scripts to modify the ROM files did not help...

in the end I felt inept, and gave up ;-)
[Nook Touch General] sun4384:
For some reasons, I need to downgrade my NST to 1.1.2, but couldn't find the firmware file anywhere. It used to be around on this forum, but the link to the file (hosted on MediaFire) was now gone... Is there anyone with that firmware file? I would appreciate it...
[Nook Touch General] straygecko:
Get it straight from B&N

http://su.barnesandnoble.com/nook/n...XTLrBeYy5CHbHS264o9Ujsh/nook_1_1_2_update.zip
[Nook Touch General] sun4384:
That's it! Thank you!
[Micromax A116] 57ak57:
Hey xda community,

someone out there with a backup of a STOCK Mobistel Cynus T5 ROM ?

Or a link where to get one?

Thanks in advance!
[Micromax A116] 57ak57:
...or maybe here's someone who can provide the ROM from a Backup?
[Micromax A116] sskullcrusherr:
This section is for Canvas HD. But I see that the cellphones are the same excluding the camera megapixels. You can try the stock rom but I won't be responsible if you brick your device.
[Micromax A116] phiber2:
I have a backup of stock-rom for Mobistel Cynus T5.

Send me a PM and I will upload it on tomorrow morning. No time yet, sorry!
[Micromax A116] 57ak57:
actually i'm using Canvas HD based ROM's and it is indeed working without any problem.

Thanks anyway for helping mate

You're my hero :svetius:
[Micromax A116] phiber2:
Dont know why Mobistel don't releases the software - but here are the files:

h**p://www52.zippyshare.com/v/38526287/file.html

h**p://www19.zippyshare.com/v/5432223/file.html

Just unpack with 7zip to external SD and flash with CWM. The folder is "/clockwordmod/backup/" ...

The old recovery.img should be back after the first boot.

Good luck :)
[Micromax A116] 57ak57:
worked flawlessly!

Just need to do a factory reset after the restore is done.

I'm sure a few people out there will really appreciate your support like i do.

Again, thanks alot!
[Micromax A116] sskullcrusherr:
The kernel used in A116 stock and Cynus T5 is same i.e. 3.4.5 (shaobai@shaobai-OptiPlex-990)
[Micromax A116] phiber2:
Yes, but there seems to be a difference in its radio / baseband:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2386308

This was the reason why I had to go back to stock. Help!
[Micromax A116] pyran1208:
I flashed SamHD custom rom, but now i have some problems with the mobile reception and gps. Can i use phiber2's files to go completely back to stock? So will the modem and kernel will be flashed too? Or is there any other solution for my problems? Thanks in advance!
[Micromax A116] Aragorne78:
Some question About Compass on Cynus T5

Hello.

Does someone can tell me if the Cynus T5 as a working compass like the Wiko Cink Five ?
[Micromax A116] Vipauer:
I've same question...

Original ROM to Cynus T5 works on Wiko Cink Five and detect a compass?

Thanks a lot your help...
[Micromax A116] Aragorne78:
OK. Where to found original T5 ROM.ZIP ?

Envoyé de mon Nexus 5 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Micromax A116] laxnak:
www_mediafire_com/file/0j1zs4q1jwnrtz4/Cynus_T5_Stock_ROM.rar/file
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] poo-tang:
The new Android Prince of Persia is out and Xperia Play Optimized (Does not show in launcher).

DOWNLOAD GOOGLE PLAY

[YOUTUBE]OXQLYySMMNU[/YOUTUBE]
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] joshsarena:
xpo

this games runs very smooth with gorgeous backgrounds all at steady frame rate. another win for XPERIA PLAY users. 2013 and we are still getting cool games to play..and we just got riptide gp 2 which plays well....LONG LIVE XPERIA PLAY :laugh:
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] D.Spirit:
Glad to know it's available in Arabic language and thanks to Ubisoft for that.

And thanks to you poo-tang for letting us know about the game.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] TLRtheory:
ITT: 2 years later, and Xperia Play is STILL the best option for smartphone gaming.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Jon23:
Prince of Persia Shadow&Flame My Gameplay :)

[YOUTUBE]omAa3aXahuo[/YOUTUBE]
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] pimp daddy moustache:
The game takes a long time to load and crashes before i even start the game, anyone else having the same issue? Running on Gin2jellybean
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Skynightfire:
Excellent!! :o
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] saqibkhan:
I get stuck after level 19/25 .. how many level does this game really have ? it shows me 19/25 in the WORLD map VIew ??
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ilija777:
recently i replaced my screen myself and now its not sticking properly because the glue is missing in some parts

anyone know where i can buy this kind of glue for my phone

ty

sorry if the queastion is stupid
[Android General] jkufner:
Hello,

how can I share files between two android devices using USB OTG and PTP or MTP protocols? Or even better, between camera (PTP) and Android device (camera is detected correctly by phone and reacts on USB connection).

I know that Android can act as MTP or PTP slave. I want it to act as master.

Any ideas?

--

Just to be clear -- I've connected it this way: Android Phone -- USB OTG cable -- USB A-to-miniB -- Camera. Camera supports PTP. I see camera in USB list on phone, and camera notifies me that it is connected to computer, so physical connection is ok, only software on the phone is missing.
[Android General] mafiabs:
Bump!

I am also interested in this. I guess it can be achieved with a linux chroot, but I am looking for a pure android solution. Any ideas are welcome!
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Slyverstone:
After i installed Laufersteppenwolfs rom, i couldnt call anyone. After rebooting i could make calls, but i cant send or receive SMS. Neither does 3G/2G/data overall work. Wifi does work. Im on T-Mobile (Germany). I tried filling the apn settings but it won't save. Any ideas what i could do to fix it? I don't really want to switch the rom, since its quite fast.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Fladder72:
Try to wipe Dalvik Cache and fix permisions in Recovery, should help...
[Captivate General] adicool:
Its been 2yrs since i got a Cappy & from then on I have been in this forum.I was big noob back then with no idea what a ROM meant :P. It has been a great time here to be honest but all good things come to an end. So , I am here to say a goodbye to this forum as I am moving onto a new phone. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the great devs here who made my Captivate worth having. I never felt my phone was ever lesser than any other phone, thanks to the devs I am running the latest JB (4.2.2) on my Cappy right now. Also a huge thanks to the community here who helped overcome my noobishness and solved all my problems( The yellow triangle icon :p ) .

For all those curious to know which is going to be my next phone and to those people who need to get hold of me for some reason, I will be lurking around the HTC One Forums :)

Thanks again to one & all.
[Captivate General] rajaaurrank:
Cappy is yet to see many new future roms and android versions.

You should continue to use it as guinea pig for experiments.. :)
[Captivate General] laughingT:
Yeah. But he should install the underground, unofficial Guinea Pig AntiReversifier Downshifter app before flashing any new rom on his cappy. That way, he won't indirectly disable his new phone due to the Post Captivate Remorsifier bug that exists in all newer phones, including iPhones and Windoze models.

Sent via Monty Pythons Flying Circus
[Captivate General] mattern1974:
I can honestly say that the day I sold my Cappy was a very sad day for me. The wonder of my first Android phone. The learning about rom flashing. The memories from the good and bad times (replaced the phone under warranty twice). The Samsung Captivate will always hold a special place in my heart. I can sympathize with the OP entirely.
[Captivate General] ManaSV93:
Cappy, a very nice phone, mine has CM 10.1.2 with Semaphore 3.0, and it works like a charm, and now waiting for CM 10.2 :)
[Captivate General] dparrothead1:
My Cappy sits unlocked, in my desk drawer as a backup. It's running 5.9.5 Collective and being used as a multi media player.

Combination of Slacker Radio and my outdoor wireless speakers makes it perfect.

Sent from my SGH-I717
[Captivate General] stevespens:
Best of Luck

That's wild. I just pulled my Cappy out of the drawer and tossed in a new rom.

I'm using an HTC One X+ right now. I'd like to have the HTC One, but I wont be eligible for a while. I went from the SGS Cappy to the SGSII and on to the HOX+. As a matter of fact, my oldest son is going to upgrade to the One and give me his old SGSIII. So with any luck, I'll be the owner of a Cappy, an SGSIII and an HOX+.

Best of luck to you, have fun with what ever you decide on.

Steve
[Captivate General] sapreaper:
To the OP's cappy, GoodBye and Thanks for the service! :P

Personally my cappy may be right behind. Just quickly, I had CM9 on mine, and had the low storage (cache issue) after a while, and used "DATAFIX". Well the warnings went away but so did every Google process from acting correctly :( I restored to CM7.1-Captivate and it is ok but battery time is worse now. Plus the cache being so small and having issues with installing apps etc almost has me just trying an S4 stock and see what happens :)
[Captivate General] 4x4fiend:
This happened to me too, might be the same problem. I had a discussion with a fascinate owner about it and eventually fixed my cappy, see below. After this I was able to resume my flashing addiction with no low storage problems.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1918960
[Captivate General] dawgdoc:
Semi-retirement

I retired my Cappy after 2.5 years of service back in June of 2013.

We went from stock Eclair, to Froyo, to Gingerbread. I left stock to load a rooted kernel. It was maybe a month later that I installed CM9, which I stuck to until soft-bricking the phone. I no longer recall how that happened other than that I wasn't modding at the time. At that time I purchased an SGS3 and was happy with the improved hardware.

Researching ROMs for the SGS3 led me to pull the Cappy out of the drawer and wonder about it. Yesterday I pulled the Cappy out of storage and revived it with GB 2.3.4. Soon to follow will be some variant of JB depending on what looks promising. I expect to be using it as a media player while working on parachutes and skydiving. I use either of two navigation apps that utilize offline map files and do not need data connections, so I may also use it as a navigation device while on my bicycle. It could also serve as a backup phone for myself on AT&T or for family members on Straight Talk (I am led to believe.)

Farewell
[Captivate General] rmntruexjr:
I just got 2 Gt-I9100s and by the time I got done modding the first one I realized that visually It looks and feels like my cappy only more than twice as fast lol.

Almost everything I know about smartphones and android I learned on these I897s. It will always be a favorite right up there with my RockBoxed sansa fuse media player.:thumbup:
[Captivate General] adicool:
Whoa, hadn't seen this thread at all ! Glad you guys feel the same and yes I still have my captivate just didn't feel like selling it.:)
[Captivate General] PoliceWho:
Hahaha, when i change my Cappy i say "Goodbye Good Friend" i come from the Nexus S and the Nexus One :silly: and i love the Cappy
[Captivate General] OGBubble:
The cappy started it all for me as well and was the devi ce that led me to XDA, rooting, and ROMs, thanks sammy for the cappy. Oh, to whomever out there that stole that device from me i hope that you actually used it and not just made a quick buck. You took memories and my favorite device and learning tool from me. HOPE YOU ENJOY AND/OR ENJOYED THE COME-UP. :crying:
[Captivate General] dali007:
I've switched phones, but I don't think I'll ever sell my Cappy, as it's been too good to me. :)
[Captivate General] huy8687:
you should let it retire. :angel:

note 3, oppo is the best choice ^^
[Captivate General] Plonko:
Hasta Luego

I too just said goodbye to my cappy. I really loved that phone (still one of the best looking android phones to date), but the $12 trade-in value was just enough to secure the $200 rebate for a pre-order Galaxy Note 4. Tried every other old phone in my arsenal before sadly saying goodbye to an old friend.

Huge props to Pawitp, AdamOutler, and the dozens of other devs who made what was frankly a clunky device into an outstanding phone. You good sirs are the reason Android is successful (and a lot of fun). :good:
[Captivate General] Aimless Rambler:
Adios maybe

I just posted a similar piece concerning the Cappy ha! I did the same thing a couple years back, turned my back on the phone and sold it to finance an SII purchase but found myself reflecting on the memories of it, like some crappy 70's love song sang in fluttery notes by some hippy chick. Thusly, I bought another. First loves, hopefully sometimes they can be rekindled ... harhar.
[Captivate General] bjacks12:
I still pull mine out occasionally to tinker with. It's currently running CM 11. Still laggy as all hell.