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[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] esoh:
Mine doesn't. It says I467. Also, the Rogers is not the same as the AT&T variant as far as I know.

We are the i467, you are the i467M
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] hdxlx1983@gmail.com:
sgh i467 at&t

same situation please let all sgh-i467 america at&t note 8.0 know when roms are available there are several note 8.0 tablets lol

---------- Post added at 11:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:29 PM ----------

You dont have to root, download ghost commander from playstore its easy to use left pane will be internal s d card or search and while in second pane open ext s d . On left pane select what you want long press item and a menu will appear copy or move data try a picture first or a song you can put back on. Safe root is good but no roms yet for the at&t sgh-i467 american.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] TheDogman:
Hey Guys!! Please use the "Search" feature on the forum! Thanks. I have root for this device posted in multiple other threads already. Here it is (again).

Download and use SafeRoot to root the Galaxy Note 8.0 ATT version in 5 seconds flat. No hassle.

Good Luck! :laugh:
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] ateyat:
vroot working 100%

use vroot worked 100%
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] paulie45:
Vroom
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] ramjet73:
These methods are working to root the SGH-i467 model of the Note 8.0 after it has been updated to the 4.4.2 version of KitKat?

ramjet73
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] kcour2006:
These methods do not work after Kit Kat update. I've tried them.

KC
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] ramjet73:
That's what I thought.

Those posts recommending saferoot and vroot are old and don't apply to KitKat.

ramjet73
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] macanhhao:
Agree! saferoot and vroot were in the past. (Old method = not available)
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] copymach:
Now We are got the answer!!

Kingroot 4.1 will do!

fallow the link.

SGH-I467 4.4.2 root!

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-8-0/help/sgh-i467-4-4-2-root-t3168425
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] kcour2006:
This is not a reliable method for root on 4.4 Note 8.

Some people having success and other not having success.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] LibyaDroid:
Dear i9190 owners

I have applied the root method of the i9195 to my i9190 and the root suceeded. use the same files and the same recovery but apply the su application using recovery instead downloading it from the market.

My i9190 now is rooted and works perfectly.

kind regards

Update:

after you install the kernel and recovery and the su app you might get an annoying message saying : Detection Information - The device has detected an application attempting unpermitted actions. To protect your device, it is recommended you reboot"

to stop this message from appearing do this :

1. Use File Manager with root explorer instead and mount SYSTEM as WRITABLE.

2. Go to: /data/data/ look for com.sec.knox.seandroid and rename it to 000.knox.seandroid or whathever you wish.. Same thing applies to com.sec.knox.store

3. Go to: /system/app/ and DELETE: KNOXAgent.apk, KNOXAgent.odex, KNOXStore.apk, KNOXStore.odex

4. Restart
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] Timsung:
Tips? Help plz

Yeah, i dit the same, even tried the files (from todat) at development forum.

Everything workes fine, until today. (before and after folloing the new guide) same problem.

My locksreen hangs and give me "wait" or "ok" choice, all the time. Programs that worked before begin to fail me, hangs and not work.

No sound from spotify, etc.

Dont know what to do, i have restarted my phone, i had a full wipe. sad, cant do anything almost.

Any tips?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] Whosat:
Just to be sure, Timsung, did you apply the 9195 root on the 9190?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] LibyaDroid:
I applied the root of this thread exactly and didn't see any troubles. [RECOVERY][ROOT] Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini (GT-I9195)

my phone works perfectly and rooted and has recovery.

I think you need to flash stock firmware and apply the root again from the above thread of i9195

by the way .. after the root if you download the su application from the play store it will not work. you need to flash it through recovery.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] avicohh:
I checked recently the recovery/boot files of both models I9190 and I9195.

The partitions is exactly the same, and the addres of them too. (mmcblkxx)

it's also the same harware except the nfc and the lte, so there is nothing to fear.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] resys:
Hello,

I intend to purchase a S4 Mini and turn it "Google Edition", but I have some questions regarding it.

What implications does it have? I assume the touchwiz specific functions will not work, but will the phone/android specific functions work? GPS, navigation, google maps, etc?

Can the functionality of the camera and music player be improved with apps (like more camera options that touchwiz has, but not a Google edition)? I'd like to use the active notification app, will I be able to?

Since Android is free, will I get the latest automated updates as soon as it hits the Nexus?

Here is the rooting tutorial, does it tell all that is to know?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2364980

This tutorial has a video, but is for the i9505, can it still be used as a guideline?

http://www.technobuffalo.com/videos/how-to-turn-a-galaxy-s4-into-a-google-edition-phone/
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] Whosat:
There isn't a Google edition rom for the S4 Mini. You should just flash CyanogenMod 10.1 on it if you want something like that. All the functions you mentioned are working on CM10.1.

The camera in Google stock roms (upon which CM is based) has less features than the Samsung stock camera.

The activenotification app works fine on CM. TouchWiz is the interface used in Samsung stock roms and does not exist on these custom roms based on the Google stock roms.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] resys:
Thanks. What I mean to say is that I want to install stock Google android (4.3) on the phone and get rid of touchwiz. I need to get more information about CyanogenMod to decide,

I'm sure it has neat features, but all I need really is a phone the size of the S4 mini and to run stock android on it (hence my decision to go with it, otherwise I could buy one of the google edition phones right away). I just wondered if it still has stuff like navigation and if the camera would work normally and such. Also whether I would get the automatic updates of android or am stuck with the version I installed.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] Whosat:
Are you planning to get the LTE version? CyanogenMod 10.1 is currently only available on the LTE model.

You should read about what CyanogenMod is about @ http://www.cyanogenmod.org/about

I feel that it suits your needs :)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] resys:
The one I'm getting is LTE.

So with the CyanogenMod I can still have that pure stock Google android look, but can change themes and stuff? Having choices and options is great but I want that pure and simple 100% stock android look.

I wonder how stable it is and how do I update that? Do I need to flash it each time? Stock android gets automatic updates, but if I use CM, than I don't want to fiddle around with installing updates again risking data and the phone.

I see 10.2 (4.3) is out.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] Whosat:
Custom roms need to be tailored for each phone. There is only 10.1 available for the GT-I9195 for now. Support for 10.2 will come later when 10.1 is more stable.

There are automatic update notifications for updates to CyanogenMod. The latest builds commonly are based on the latest version of that Android release available on open source.

Incremental CyanogenMod updates don't wipe your data.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] resys:
I put CM10.1 on it. I love the stock google look, so much more pleasant. The set of options is great.

Thanks to arco68 for the rooting tutorial and you for the rom installation.

I didn't backup the previous rom though, is there a way to reset it if necessary?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] resys:
Is there a way to use the "System/Notification drawer/Widget buttons" on the "Lock screen/Slider shortcuts"?

I'd like to use the "Go to sleep" function by sliding the lock screen to the left to shut off the screen as opposed to sliding it left to unlock.

I tried some lock screen apps. Two work excellent, just as I want, but the one wakes screen up right after shutting it and the other stays open as app in the background. A third works but not so great.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] shoikot333:
having problem

it shows this!!!!what can i do????
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] actionmystique:
When I tried to update my rooted Nexus 7 under 4.2.2 through the 4.3 OTA, I ran into an infinite booting loop, blocking at the colored cross.

But I managed to get through with a manual 4.3 update and another 'personal' rooting procedure.

Here are the steps I used to exit that loop, reinstall the official Android 4.3 and root the Nexus 7; I believe they could also be applied to a Nexus 4 or Nexus 10:

1) Downloaded the Official Android 4.3 from Google servers on my laptop: https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images

2) Uncompressed the chosen file (.tgz) with a tool like WinRar

3) Updated Android SDK with SDK Manager; If you don't have it: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html with Java JDK: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk7-downloads-1880260.html

4) Told my system where the fastboot command was located: Added %SYSTEMROOT%\System32;C:\Program Files\Android Developer Tools\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64\sdk\platform-tools; to the PATH (you may need to adapt this to your computer Operating System - mine is Windows 7 64 bits): Computer -> Properties -> Advanced System Settings -> Environment Variables -> System Variables -> Path -> Edit -> your path at the end after an added delimiter character: ;

5) Opened a command prompt and changed the directory to where I decompressed the .tgz Google file

6) Connected the Nexus to the USB port on the laptop and kept it connected until the end of this procedure

7) Nexus was stuck on the colored cross sign

8) Powered it off

9) Booted on the Bootloader: Powered on while pressing volume key down

10) Chose Recovery mode: volume key down then power

11) Stuck on 'no command': that was the tricky part ;)

12) Exited 'no command': powered while pressing volume up for a few seconds, then quickly released both keys. You may need to do this a few times before succeeding.

13) Checked the connectivity with the Nexus: "fastboot devices" from the command prompt. You should see your device id.

14) Flashed Android 4.3 on the Nexus: launched "flash-all.bat"

15) Rooted the Nexus by following the last 2 steps of my

Universal Rooting Procedure

: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2184233:

step 9) CWM Recovery: located here: http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager

step 10) Rooting Step: SuperSU, UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.45.zip is located here: http://download.chainfire.eu/343/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.45.zip

And that's it! ;)
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] sfhub:
I think you are in the wrong forum. This is the 2013 Nexus 7. You seem to be talking about 2012 Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] actionmystique:
You're right. I was not aware there were two different forums for the Nexus.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hawke591:
Is it possible to run a tiamat based kernel or any kernel the Tiamat developers make on the Sprint GS3. Preferably with something built from a CM based ROM such as CM 10.1, Jellybam, CarbonROM? Or would it backfire and cause problems for our CPUs?

Edit: If not, would it be possible to port a kernel over?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
There's no kernel in the Sprint S3 development section by that name. So the quick answer is no.

Sent from the future via Tapatalk 4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hawke591:
Well i know that its not part of our development yet. But im curious to as if they will work for anything other than that of a snapdragon processor or if they could be broken down and restructured to work for our processors. Just a creative thought. Was wondering if there were any developers interested in maybe trying to calaborate and build a similar kernel. I like the KT747 but im not familiar with the governors. Was wondering if possible to get governors such as savagezen and brazillianwax brought over to the s3. Or if there are any kernels that contain one or the other I've yet to find them.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wreckedchevy:
My SIII just received OTA update to I9300xxemg4 and now the phone is going crazy. the wifi just continuously reconnects. the cell signal is terrible and keeps losing service and of course the battery is draining completey in 4-5 hours i'm sure because everything keeps constantly reconnecting. i went into boot loader and cleared cache and it didn't help. the phone has never been modified ever anybody have any ideas on what to do to fix it? i came on here looking for the right firmware to roll it back to 4.1.1 but after searching looks like i can't roll back to anything earlier than the mg4 because i'll lose imei number, any help is definately appreciated.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Journyman16:
There's a thread over in the General forum -

*** ATTENTION *** STOCK FIRMWARE I9300XXEMG4 -> Changes EFS Folder

- I presume that's where you found the info? If not, have a read of it.

There was also a zip posted there that you could use to flash once you rolled the phone back to a previous version.

If you don't have a backup of EFS take the phone to your dealer and tell them the OTA stuffed it. I think it will need a rebuild because you can't roll it back without aprevious EFS backup. (it's too late to do it now)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wreckedchevy:
yea that was the post i was reading was hoping somebody would have some idea's on how to get it working right as is, also unfortunately i am the dealer sort of i work for the company this handset is the test unit i was shipped to make sure it was network compatible then i handed it to the wife to use, she's none to pleased at the moment
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Journyman16:
Maybe try downloading the update and use Odin to flash it from your computer? If you haven't used Odin, basically you unzip the file, then use Odin to connect your phone in Download mode and flash it that way. Read up on the process in the stickies at

Stickies Roll Up

- I think that's where it all is now.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Ross:
This is the second device I have had from o2.

The first one I took back because I found that just charging by the AC adapter did not work. I now have another device, and I left it plugged in to the AC charger all night (confirmed it was charging). Woke up this morning, and the device was dead to the world. Soft reset and it woke up with low battery. Plugged back in to AC, and the charge light won't come on again!!

2 devices in a row?? Is the XDAIIi known to have charge issues?

Cheers!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Ross:
Any ideas on this? This is my 3rd XDA IIi!!!

This one worked for about a month, and now it's stopped charging by just AC. I can charge via USB but this takes ages in comparrison!!

Surely this must be a fault with the XDAIIi ?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] [Krueger]Dr.Stein:
Try

I have the same problem sometimes but am able to charge after removing the connector from the Xda IIi and the plug from the AC supply socket for about a minute or so.

Works everytime.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Kai84:
An idea

Hi!

I had the same problem a few month ago. What I did - and it worked - was leaving the XDA running. So I left the screen running. Just turned off the light of the screen. That way the XDA charged correctly.

But if that doesnt work, just try to put your AC cable in the cradle. That way you can charge your XDA via USB but with power from your plugs.

Give it a try!
[Google Chromecast] haberda:
Hey everyone. I've had my chromecast for about a week now and I have some nagging issues which hopefully are just bugs which google will fix. Nonetheless, I thought I would see if anyone else faced the same issues. Ok first, most of the time when I cast something syncing works fine. I cast lets say YouTube and every other device finds the chromecast and I am able to interact with it as expected. Occasionally, I will start a video and then move to a different device and that new device does not automatically connect to the chromecast and display the queue as I would expect. Instead, I have to hit the connect button in the app and manually have it connect. Sometimes when I do this it picks up the queue fine and other-times it preempts the video queue and stops playback. I never know going into it how it's going to react and it has annoyingly killed a queue several videos long.

Much more annoying is Play music. On the device which initiates the cast I can interact as expected. However, on any other device I pick up the queue never syncs at all. Further, if I try and connect with another device it boots off the first device and goes back to the screen with the headphones. Where youtube does this occasionally, play music does it every-time without fail. What's even more annoying is that the remotecast app which was released several days ago works while casting play music. It has never once killed a queue. It connects perfectly and allows me to play and pause as expected across devices so I suspect that it might be an issue with google's code. Anybody else have these problems?
[Google Chromecast] El Daddy:
I have the same issue with play music. Owning a Nexus Q this is frustrating. The Q synced seamlessly between devices.

Google is pushing updates to both chromecast and the play music app right now so it could be fixed.
[Google Chromecast] benlc:
Hey Haberda ! I'm the RemoteCast developer and I just wanted to let you know that the way RemoteCast has been developed shouldn't interfere with your playback in any negative way. The app is following the standards Google made available for developers, which was made for multiple connections to the device. I think the issue is on the Chromecast itself. It's still a young platform, give it a few months to catch up with expectations.
[Google Chromecast] haberda:
Remotecast works great! It's the only reliable way for me to connect across devices without fear of killing my current stream. Thanks for the good work!
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] MrM77:
Hi all,

I've had the phone for about 6 months in that period my Top Rated playlist in the music player has been wiped clear 2-3 times already which is very annoying.. I'm sure I did not do anything myself to delete this information.

Has anyone else had this issue??

Cheers,

Mr M
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] Pheoxy:
Did you clear caches? Please write down the specs about your phone.

Is it rooted? Do you have a custom ROM? If so what is it? Have you wiped anything in the recovery?

Sent from my GT-I9305
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobezklutch:
So I've been meaning to try out a new ROM/play around with my phone a little, but I can't seem to drag the zipped ROM file anywhere on my SD card where it can then be located by CWM in Recovery. I know the first time I did this, there were folders titled "download" and "backup" under clockwork when I opened the internal storage via PC. I would really appreciate if someone could help me out, I'm sure this is a stupid question but I've searched and couldn't find anything else to help me. Thanks in advance!

Tmobile phone running SinLessROM GE v2.7
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Toxicoblivion:
CWM backups go in /data/media/clockworkmod/backup/ if you mean youre not able to get files to copypaste on your phone, try adb push and see if that works
[General Questions and Answers] bluechelsea:
1. Only nexus devices are updated directly by google. Even htc one Google edition will be updated by htc, so as the browser since it's a part of the software.

2. Manufacture updates are slower than Google. Most of the good apps available should receive updates and solve security issues.

3. If you want to disable advertising then use adaway, notice that you will need root.
[General Questions and Answers] Truth_Seeker1:
Hi codQuore,

Thank you for your responses to my questions. I need to clarify two of my questions in my original post. (I have edited my original post to include these clarifications.) In question #2, I was attempting to ask whether the OS needs to be kept up to date to protect against web-based exploits, or is that accomplished solely by keeping the web browser up-to-date (whatever web browser it is). In question #3 I asked whether I should only look at Nexus and Google Play Edition devices for the sake of web security, and the answer to that would depend on the answer to question #2; if the answer to #2 is ‘no, the underlying OS does not need to be kept up-to-date to protect you from web browser exploits’, then I guess the answer to #3 would be that I can consider buying a device that runs a manufacturer-customized version of Android that won’t receive OS updates as quickly as a Nexus does. If, on the other hand, the answer to #2 is ‘yes, to protect yourself from web browser exploits you need to keep both your browser AND your OS up-to-date’, then I guess for maximum web security I’d need to buy either a Nexus or a Google Play Edition device.

What are your answers to those two questions?
[General Questions and Answers] Truth_Seeker1:
Thanks again codQuore. I understand your point that there is no such thing as 100% bullet-proof security, but I still need to know whether both the OS and the browser need to be kept up-to-date to protect against web-based exploits, or is that accomplished solely by keeping the web browser up-to-date (whatever web browser it is).
[General Questions and Answers] codQuore:
You are most welcome, TS. I would say generally yes, to both, to be on the safe side. I'd like to guarantee the OS update will update the browser if it has been updated in the update and that the browser can be updated on it's own. However, I think I am right in saying you have to check for OS updates yourself and the same for certain apps whilst some apps will auto offer the update. You may be able to force this auto update for all apps, but how this is done per different version of android, escapes me. I do remember seeing the option come up after a factory reset or buying a new device and running the first time setup of playstore and such. There's an option for it somewhere. but I don't think the OS itself offers an auto update, it has to be checked for, in my experience. I have just done my tablet and it required installing some software on my pc from the tablet manufacturer and getting that to update the firmware/os. It was a 525MB download and everything was in chinese lol. I managed it with the help of google translate but it also helped that I had previously done the same thing on a t-mobile vivacity for my daughter after her OS died and got stuck at the rotating t-mobile logo on first boot.

It is essential to update but across the board it's not majorly important to check every minute, so to speak. You'll be fine. For the record though, my quad core tablet cost £70 from singapore and I knew I was taking a bit of a gamble but was protected by returns if all went wrong and get my money back. A similar tablet is something like £120. I plan on doing the same thing for my next phone upgrade too... but I don't have a contract phone running, I am on pay as you go and all I use is internet, no calls. Incidentally, I pay £20 for 6months net from t-mobile and the only limit is 1gb per month on video. when that expires, youtube and such stops working, some video sites carry on and everything else, FB mail, tethering, ftp via pc and stuff, all still works. I have even streamed radio from my android phone, flawlessly.