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[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonello66:
Where can I download some modem to test it? Thank you.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
under note II N7105 android development I believe..... there is a specific thread just for modems

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http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2031575
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonello66:
Thank you very much!:good::D

To install the latest one as you do? I currently have the DLL5.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
I'm using Hong Kong version baseband/modem ending with HALI5

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I'm in no way suggesting you should use this....:) it's all upto to you flash what you want and do it wisely... !!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonello66:
Italy then to say that okay?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
I believe so if your from Italy..it's more logical isn't it? :) don't forget backing up your EFS..else you may be sorry
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonello66:
I did not understand what you mean .....:crying:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
in my first post I told you to read and backup your EFS just incase? well hopefully nothing went wrong..and all is okay...

if you don't know what is EFS and how important it is please search it on Google or XDA fir your own knowledge
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonello66:
I have already saved the EFS folder ... but if the modem is not good enough to restore what I had or not?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
if you have backed up EFS then it's cool.... you said you backed up the folder? do you literally mean backing up the folder or did you use a program like EFS Pro to backup? it's better use a software like EFS Pro or WIN EFS BACKUP RESTORE

so did you flash the modem?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonello66:
I used the program ...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
good...!!

so did you manage flashing the modems? Did they work?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonello66:
procedure performed ... let's see how it goes ...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xHausx:
Please post questions in the appropriate Question & Answer section. The development fora are for sharing something you've developed or are working on.

Thread Moved.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EagleOne984:
I have an Italian N7105 too with H3G network carrier so can I really flash the honk-Kong carrier modem? And it work just fine with Italian carriers?

Otherwise where can I find some other modem to flash that will work with my carrier?

Sorry but I'm still a noob to this kind of mods

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
read this thread from the beginning I have posted links to download modems.. I don't know about Italy read about their frequencies but I'm only assuming if you have an N7105 then the modems should work for you and don't forget to backup EFS...please read the whole thread..... also you can ask antonello66 who started this thread about his experience I believe he is from Italy
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonello66:
Yes, I installed the HALI5 but not much has changed, yet excessive consumption battery and signal dancer ....! I recommended some other MODEM?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
firstly battery drainage will always happen whenever you use mobile data especially 3G/4G and even more when you are on the move like waking or in the car

before you blame too much on the modem have you gone to SETTINGS > BATTERY to see if there is an app which drains more battery??

also if all fails just flash some other countries modem...i use Hong Kong version and I'm happy with it.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EagleOne984:
OK thank you for your explanation. I will try to install and evaluate some of those modems.

But I think that for a better battery consumption we have to look at a custom kernel, right??
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonello66:
It settings are always the same but with this version, the battery lasts me about 12/15 hours and then run out ...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
custom kernels normally are tweaked further and give alot more options which can help you conserve battery such as lowering CPU frequency , undervolting etc etc

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I'm not sure when you say "this version" do you mean modem, phone model , kernel or?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] electronical:
After doing some research, it's likely that Samsung will release another S4 variant with Snapdragon 800 internationally. Currently, that top-of-the-line model is restricted to Korea, but i think that come IFA in September, things might change.

http://www.gsmarena.com/snapdragon_800_samsung_galaxy_s4_benchmarked_vs_octa_model-news-6284.php

There are already several sellers on eBay supplying the S800 version. For example:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Korea-Editi...1265240201?pt=Cell_Phones&hash=item3cd49f3089

So, what do you guys think? Are we going to get dev support on that S800 if it's released internationally?

In case it's not released internationally, will XDA bother to create a developer forum for it (since quite a few people might be tempted to import their own S4 S800 from eBay sellers)?

My predictions for IFA 2013; Samsung will introduce Note 3 (nothing new here, as it's all been confimed with leaks) but then we might be surprised to find an international release for an S4 S800 variant as well as an S4 Active S800 variant.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matheus_sc:
I think yes, but for gn3 I prefer t4, because is more Power. Rumors said, 3g=exynos 5420 4g=s800
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Astridax93:
I was just about to make this thread, I'm glad someone is having the same thoughts as me.

Yeah I'm somewhat worried about the recent news regarding the AOSP maintainer who recently resigned over Qualcomm being extremely protective over the GPU driver sources for the new Nexus 7. Correct me if I'm wrong, but so far haven't Qualcomm been very good to the developer community regarding source code etc?

With the Snapdragon 600 version of the S4, there is always the Google version to fall back on. I remember having the first SGS and having a Nexus device (I know the S4 G isn't a Nexus device), that was so close to the SGS in hardware really helped kernel developers out.

At the moment, I'm erring on the side of caution with regards to the S800 version. I'd much rather have a slightly slower device in synthetic benchmarks (almost unnoticeable in the real world) and excellent dev support backed by a very clean version of the OS, from the Google Edition phone, than a slightly faster device with buggy rom and poor dev support.

I'd really like to hear from an android developer here as to quite what the problems with the S800 version might be. It is hard for me to give a fully reasoned judgement when I know little about what precisely is required to port something like AOSP / CM to a device.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ballsofsteel:
I think the S800s real asset is the adreno 330. Otherwise, the cpu difference is probably even less than what you see from S3 exynos 4412 to snapdragon S4 pro.

If gaming is very important for you, then go for the S800. It will very likely receive less dev support (see galaxy S plus vs galaxy S), but has a stronger CPU/GPU combination. Unless you want to test out AOSP some point in the future, I do not think you would lose much from S800. Besides, why would you want to mod the S4 that much anyway, it's already pretty sick running stock.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] electronical:
Finally, here is the confirmation that something is indeed happening (for international release) with the S4 and S800:

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Inte...E-A-and-Snapdragon-800-visits-the-FCC_id46502

Watch out for the announcement around IFA 2013.

In the coming weeks and especially after launch, the debate will gain momentum about buying better specs (i9506) v/s better dev support (i9505).

I think that the S600 variant remains more suited - it has more direct support from the AOSP ROM of the i9505G (S4 GE) and i highly doubt that the S4 GE ROM will work directly on the S800 version. The S800 architecture is different/improved on S600, and the Adreno 330 is an entirely different beast altogether. So, unless Samsung releases an i9506G (S800 GE variant, which i doubt will happen as there is already one S4 GE variant and it wouldn't make any sense to release more GE of the same phone!) i would still bet my money on the i9505. And you should prefer the better dev support model too, since you're reading this off of XDA! :p

In my opinion, the S800 is just a publicity stunt as the original S4 no longer has the fastest chipset, so Samsung is making up for it against its competitors by releasing an S800 variant. Most countries don't have LTE-A and there's always going to be a better, faster, more power-efficient device. IFA will continue this legacy (other than S4 variants, we'll get the Note 3 and Sony's Honami).:cyclops:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzuba12:
So, I decided to buy this phone to replace my crappy Motorola Xprt. Mainly because my xprt literally has 0 dev support, and is too small for my hands. Didn't need anything too fancy, so I bought the EVO 4G for 49 bucks.

Few questions I have though:

1. What is the best (iyo) ICS/JB rom for this device?

2. Is there paranoid android for this device? And if so, is it stable?

3. (Weird and oddly specific question) I had an unstable version of cm9 on my xprt, but I had a problem with viewing videos on instagram and vine.. actually they wouldn't play at all. Can anyone on a jb/ics rom confirm if they're able to video videos on one of those apps?

4. Videos in general, do they work alright?

Thanks!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taadow1030:
Unfortunately, outside of Evervolv's 4.2.2 & 4.3 ROMs, Jellybean development on XDA for our phones has hit a lull. However, there are still a few newer (and very good) ROMs on the website below. As regards Paranoid Android, we don't have a pure, current version. The site below does have PacMan, Illusion and other variants that incorporate most, if not all of PA's features... Including Halo.

http://android.aokforums.com
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzuba12:
Thanks man! I actually just found that site after posting here. That Pacman rom looks amazing, probably gonna use that.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beansnorice:
I purchased my evo off eBay in June and the mini USB broke last week and phone didn't charge so took it to sprint and they gave me a whole new phone. Just saying so if you have the dreaded USB issue know you'll get a refurbished preowned phone in mint condition
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisstl:
For the most part, any of Wambo's JB ROMs for the EVO will run incredibly well. In my opinion, after flashing all of them I would recommend CM10.1 as being the most smooth and stable.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Boonqueesha:
I'm an absolute scrub when it comes to Android discussions (I only just rooted my phone last night :o), but out of the few ROMs I've tried, I think Kendall's JellyBread is the best. It's very sleek, very clean and runs amazingly well. You can check out her thread here if you're interested:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1974067

Good luck in your endeavors. For $47 you have an excellent phone on your hands. :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pivo187:
What about Reloaded .500? I have been on that for awhile...I might change but then it seems like every ROM has something that doesnt work be it FFC, video, 4g etc...If you read closely PACman rom has no working USB Tether/Camcorder/FFC/4G
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzuba12:
Eh the things that don't work don't really bother me. I don't have 4g on the phone I have now, nor do I plan to pay for it. Don't have a ffc either and it really isn't important. I can use videocam illusion for recording video and usb tether is useless to me anyway.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haxin:
cm7.2 for the win with the mixer theme installed.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Johnny:
I have a large outlook inbox on my PC, is it possible to change the directory windows to a directory on SD-card for the inbox sync?

// J.
[General Questions and Answers] Jobin001:
hey guys please give me a solution my samsung galaxy y is not switching on and also not charging screen is blank...actually my mobile is root if i give in service centre mobile repair on warranty or not....

I also try to go recovery mode its also not opening..Anyone tell me what happening to my mobile...please help me guys...:crying::crying:
[General Questions and Answers] imharshadpatel:
I think your device is facing some hardware problem. You should take it to service center. Your warranty is not void until your bootloader is unlocked.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] biTToe:
Hello all:

This is my first foray into rooting/roming and I am liking it so far.

But now I have a few questions

here are my specs:

Verizon Galaxy S III

Hyperdrive RLS15

TWRP

Titanium backup

busyBox - not sure what this does

So, here are my questions

1)

This whole rom /modding thing is fun as s#!+.

I want to try other ROMs. Is there a way to install a different ROM without having to re-install all of my third party apps all over again?

2)

I like the Hyperdrive ROM but I would like to add and remove some of the features I installed when I loaded the ROM initially.

Is there a way to change my configuration without having to start from the beginning and having to re-install 3rd party apps?

3)

Apparently this ROM has a battery calibrator built in that I can run in terminal.

Can anyone tell me what it actually does

4)

What is BusyBox and why do I need it?

Thanks in advance for all your help and all the work this community does

biTToe
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BadUsername:
1. Basically no, the fastest and easiest way to get your apps back is using titanium backup. It's even recommended to not even restore with tb if you switch from touchwiz and AOSP or vise versa.

2. Hyperdrive uses aroma and this is true for any rom running aroma, but to change your features you simply have to reflash the rom. Then while you're in aroma, simply deselect all the features you don't want anymore, but if you forget to mark something you already had it'll go away.

3. Can't help you with this one, try searching the development thread.

4. Busybox is basically a terminal (if you can call it that?) that runs with Linux. It basically gives your phone the ability to run a vast majority of basic commands that would otherwise have to be manually entered into a terminal. It's a stripped down version of a full Linux kit, so it's designed for more stripped down environments such as mobile and tablet devices.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] biTToe:
So, do you mean to say that I can back-up and restore only my apps when I either change roms or re-install the current rom?

But if I switch from a TW rom to an AOSP rom then restoring those apps via TB is NOT reccommended?

-- I mean I can back-up and restore all kinds of things, but I can b/u the apps by themselves?

And thanks so much for your reply
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmxc23:
You can use alternatives to titanium backup for backing up your apps.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] biTToe:
Is there a specific app that backs up apps?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BadUsername:
I think titanium is great for backing up apps, and yes, if I'm switching between touchwiz roms or the same rom I'll use titanium to restore user apps with data. But if I went to an AOSP rom I'd only restore the app itself mainly because of the different android versions, most apps such as games should run normally, but restoring data will sometimes cause issues with a rom. You'd have to do a lot of battery stats hunting to get rid of some of them. If you didn't restore data, your system would be pretty clean, and new data would be written for the apps you use as you use them instead of restoring them from a different version.

I would never in any case restore system data, unless I'm reinstalling a clean flash of the same exact rom and build I was on.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmxc23:
Easy Backup is one and Helium is another.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] biTToe:
So, in my case, I would like to re-install the hyperdrive rom to add some other features and remove some features. Should I do a system data restore or would that not be a good idea?

What does a system data restore do for me? pros and cons?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BadUsername:
If you dirty flash without a factory reset your data will stay intact even after a reflash.

Stuff that's included in system data are contacts, text messages, call logs, etc. I usually never restore that stuff, and just let Google restore my contacts from the cloud.

It generally isn't a good idea, but it shouldn't be a problem going into the same rom. It's up to you whether to do it or not.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ddurandSGS3:
you can restore apps coming from AOSP to TW or vice versa. Ive never had a problem anyway when i used to flip flop back and forth.

I always select user apps and not system apps though.

You can use sms backup and call log backup to restore messages and call logs. theyre great apps.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] biTToe:
thanks

thanks everyone for all the advice and tips.

~biTToe
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mythoughts2:
Hi -this is actually in response to a comment on another thread, but I wanted to be sure to reach you and figured if I commented on a thread you initiated you'd get a notification. I just got the S5 mini and it's driving me nuts - I primarily use it to listen to music and it skips/stops the song if I so much as breathe. I cant use it for jogging or even listening while walking, which means it's useless to me. Did you ever find a solution to the sensitivity factor - screen protector, case, etc.........? I may just return it. Even if I twist my hand the tiniest amount it happens, and it doesn't just skip - it turns the song or even the page off completely. I literally haven't been able to listen to one single song all the way through since I got it - even when it is laying down flat. Help!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] biTToe:
hey:

weird way to contact me, but it worked.

i never did figure it out. i didn't try a screen protector either, i just hate them.

i just end up being annoyed at the thing.

I hang-up on people with my cheek, i inadvertently open or close apps. i am constantly opening the recent app menu (though i finally found a way to re=map that damn key)... so basically i'm stil unhappy, but i have a year till my contract expires so i'm living with it.

as an aside I somehow changed a setting, disabled my wi-fi, then lost root and can't seem to re-root or enable the wi-fi

~most un-excellent
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] cwalkin:
Running Hyperdrive on my Note 3....phone no longer charging correctly, so got a replacement Note 3 via insurance. No longer have a pc to root, replacement, is there a way to root strictly via my phone?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ShapesBlue:
Towelroot may be your only option

Nexus 6 via SSHD/Cataclysm
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hunterboy2011:
Is there any good JB 4.3 roms that are stable for the GS 3 yet? Maybe I am missing something looked around but didn't see anything..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sjpritch25:
There is 1 in android development & numerous Roms in original development
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmxc23:
Dude these roms are new so none are stable now but will be in due time. You should have to know by now that most AOSP Roms are not stable upon first release.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] joshua5683:
I think the official CM 10.2 rom is pretty legit, no issues for me on the latest nightly so far.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tRmN877:
I agree. I'm also running CM10.2 8/15 nightly without any major issues.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] krazie1:
There is:

CM10.2 Unofficial

CM10.2 Official

SlimRom

ParanoidAndroid

Carbon

All really good, but to me they are not 99% stable enough for me to run as a daily. I say about 1-2 more weeks we will be more better with the ROMs and their stability.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] orangewaldo:
My play store and messaging apps aren't working. Running cm10.2 with no mods. Anyone have any ideas?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TokedUp:
PA is running pretty great. Its good enough for a DD for me
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] honeyp0t:
If I was to trade my current iphone with someone for their galaxy s4

how would i secure the transaction?

for all i know i trade him and he contacts att to block the esn and im SOL.

What could I do to make sure it doesn't happen?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] xBeerdroiDx:
I would meet at an at&t store, verify each phone on each account with drivers licenses and possibly have a manager swap the devices across accounts. Maybe a signed bill of sale too. Perhaps I'm too cautious...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] custo:
Bill of sale would be a good idea. Not sure how it works in the US, but an IMEI can be reported stolen here in Canada and nothing really can stop someone from putting their Sim card in the phone and start using it. I would call ATT and find out
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] joeybear23:
With the number of insurance fraud attempts I have seen resulting in blacklisted phones, I would avoid that like the plague unless you personally know the guy you are trading with.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] LordLugard:
What then stops you from calling in the iPhone and block its IMEI as well?

You can only block an IMEI that is active on your account (I would assume, at least that's how it is on the CDMA side with ESN's). If that wasn't the case, people would just call in willy nilly blocking IMEI's and ESN's left and right.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] joeybear23:
The question is, how does one verify that the IMEI is no longer active on the other person's account... This cannot be done at an ATT store. A request can be submitted there, but if a person calls and gets it blocked before the request makes it to the person actually making the change, you're SOL.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] YPwn:
Hello,

I have an LG Optimus L9 and I'm on Ice Cream Sandwich right now, the stock firmware that was there when I bought the phone. Now what I want to do, is backup the current ROM in its full state, then upgrade to Jelly Bean via the OTA updater from LG.

Then I want to return to my previously backed up ROM whenever I'll want to, and get the same state of ICS that I had before upgrading.

Is it even possible? I don't mind if I have to root it.

Thanks in advance.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] mrmathematica:
Everything you mentioned is possible, but there's still trade-offs:

1) if you want EVERYTHING to be the same as now (ICS), including radio, u-boot, and x-boot, then you can always using fastboot to flash the u-boot, and x-boot, and then using offline flashing KDZ to restore STOCK ICS (with root) and then use ClockworkMod ROM Manager to Recovery your current backup;

2) I personally don't see the need for you to have radio, u-boot, and x-boot to come back to it's current state: JB radio, u/x-boot works fine with ICS ROM. So the simple thing to do for you is:

a) ROOT your current ICS

b) install ClockworkMod ROM Manager

c) backup (using CWM)

d) update to JB (keep root and CWM)

e) restore the backup from step c whenever you prefer