yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] deagle-lim:
i suggest u deep impact 4.4.2

but if thunderlite have 4.4.2 i definitely will use it
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DrCrazyhq:
Please give the firmware[emoji120]
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] idrak3:
please give new link again
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sealsman:
Hello & Sorry,

Links / Files are Offline !
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] overjoy71:
Love to see the 7105 one of this rom. Looks fantastic!

Sent from XDA-powered N7105
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Dimitri178:
Awesome rom wesa! Very fast and smooth. Still working on the battery life.

Though i have some minor bugs. I would like to do a super super wipe. How would you recommend the cleanest install possible?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
You're welcome my friend. Enjoy :D:thumbup:

no. Not me. Did you come from full wipe? Are you running other mods?

Try stock kernel and clean cache and dalvik

if I do one, will you test it? Cuz I don't have N7105

Use arhd super wipe script. Please note that your internal SD card will be wiped. So be careful and make a backup of your data externally.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dxxdxx:
Thanks for good work, the rom is fast and light but still some bloat ware as titanium, ES file explore ( i use FX)...

i flash latest perseus kernel and have issue: when open video gallery (~10 clips), 2 cores started:

core 1 at 1600mhz, 89% load

core 2 at 1600mhz, 2-5% load

both cores stuck at that frequency instead of drop down after load.

Please have a view on this issue as it effects battery juice

thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
Hi.

OK. I will take an action to remove more bloatware apps in the next modified version and make it lighter. But I am still waiting for more votes on what else you guys wanna remove.

For the gallery, if you have done full wipe, it takes time, say one charging cycle, for the .thumbnails in /sdcard to be populated. And then loading the gallery will become faster.

However I don't use perseus kernel. I use stock kernel that to my personal preference is satisfying my needs.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] overjoy71:
Hey

I have been sitting on Wanam's rom because there is nothing out there to that is stock like.

If you do 7105, I will be happy to test it out for you.

Sent from XDA-powered N7105
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Moe5508:
This ROM is fast and smooth..battery issues? I say give it some time to settle down and go through some recharge cycles!!! Great job dev!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] scanja500:
Pleeeeas make lightest rom ever!!! :cool:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] shchiam1978:
After 3 days of monitoring the rom, i would say this is the best rom so far. No issue and smooth..

Recommended to some of my friends and they all love it.

Everything stock.

Thanks again for the great rom.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
You're welcome mate.

Enjoy it :thumbup::D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Moe5508:
my live wallpaper is not sticking between reboots...anyone?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
Guys. I am still waiting for what more you want to remove from this rom so that it becomes lighter that it already is.

So far, requests are :

Remove titanium.

Remove es file Explorer.

What more?

Do you need Samsung favorite widgets (apps, contacts, etc...) to be removed?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pankaj_GB:
There is google play then you could remove samsung music player
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
This is a great idea.

Music and video players will be removed since most of us use other similar applications anyway.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pankaj_GB:
Video players and music players are tgere in seperate package. So i think we could remove it from this main rom package.

Chrome and stock browser..we should use one of them..i personally use stock one..

I found some samsung fav widgets in /system/app..does some one use or it may be removed??
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
Thx for your valuable suggestions.

yeah, chrome, can be downloaded from Play store.

I am almost done with the new version, just some CSC changes to enable more features.

And still, I need confirmation ASAP about samsung widgets?

I think I will remove them and make flashable zip for them separately if anybody needs them.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] scanja500:
For me thats an good idea!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] halkoliiteri:
I would remove as default:

-All Samsung widgets

-Samsung map services (there's so much better choices in the play store)

-wssyncmlnps and other Samsung update and Kies related services (no one uses those on rooted phones)

-weather widgets and services

-music and video players

I've removed something 30-40 system apps than those that I've mentioned (email + services, Picasa uploader etc) but don't remember all of them. Only the main functions are Sammy defaults (phone, sms, clock, camera and gallery) and all others I've removed :P
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
Thx mate.

I can't remove weather widgets, they will give force close on lockscreen. So let's keep accuweather for now.

I am removing these:

ES File explorer.

Titanium backup.

video player

TrimApp_phone

music player

ChromeWithBrowser

SysScope

Stk Sim Toolkit.

SyncmlDM: Softawre updates

SyncmlDS: Software updates

SamsungWidget_FavoriteApp

SimpleAlarmClock

SimpleFavoritesWidget

wssyncmlnps

PRUI

SecHTMLViewer

GMS_Maps : Maps can be downloaded from Play store.

Street: can be downloaded from play store.

MtpApplication.apk, needed to connect to Samsung Kies.

I also did some other changes to the ROM, CSC functions and features enablements. Time to package and test now :)

I will post changelog later...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dinkermadra12345:
Does trimming this rom make any difference in performance or battery?

If we dont use them i think they dont use any battery.

Can i know reason behind it?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] halkoliiteri:
Nothing special. Maybe some unnecessary cache and memory use but didn't know sure. I just don't want to my phone filled up with all the crap that I don't use. Slimmer is better :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
Yes. Trimming it and making it lighter reduce the background processes, which in turn reduce the memory usage and boost up the performance. Having achieved low RAM usage and less processes to run, will affect the battery life for the better.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
I will also remove SecEmail.apk,

most of us use Gmail.apk that can be downloaded from the Play Store.

However, I will keep SecExchange.apk and provide SecEmail app as flashable zip for those who want to use it.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pankaj_GB:
Apart from remo removing these apks from system partition do you incorporate any other tweaks like seeder or something like that??
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] shail139:
The next version (Which I hope is very soon to come) will be a update zip file or will be a complete ROM package, coz I have downloaded the Version 1, but after reading your comments It feels I will flash next version.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
No mate. I would rather keep it as stock LITE as possible.

seeder and other tweaks can be flashed separately, I have only included my best tweaks of tweakbox for better RAM and better performance and speed. Also tweaks for battery saving.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
Thunder Lite V2.0 is ready.

RAM usage when phone starts is as low as 343 MB / 1.75 GB

Package is smaller in size ~ 675 MB.

I might be late to upload it, maybe tonight or tomorrow.

Changelog will be posted later.

Stay tuned ... :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pankaj_GB:
Dear could you please make a zip of those tweaks which include seeder, 3g tweaks and some other cherry picks if possible..

You have a suoerb job i suggest to take some rest and then continue if you prefer for those tweaks.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] drsiddique5700:
xperia z lock screen

first of all all credit goes to the man who ported xperia z lock screen to our device his name is arsaw

so what i did is i gave him android policy jar from thunder lite rom and he modded it and send me back so i m sharing it with u guys

procedure

First flash the "Main Mod" from here: http://xdaforums.com/show...hlight=xperiaz

Then flash this file over it :http://www.mediafire.com/?fhcg9lzs3xx81va

thx again to arsaw
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
This a lot man. This is great.

And I will add this mod to the op reserved posts for reference.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] iba21:
Are you sure you putted android 4.1 into this new 2.0 rom?

For me is a symbian :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ferryaryan:
Awaiting for v2. I still in v1. There is more different with v1?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
LOL.

I will upload tonight.

Majorly v2 is more debloated and csc feature changes.

So less RAM and better performance.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] chainorth:
wait for new version..^^

What do you like to select the Sound mod?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] fithryd:
Bro link for main mod (xda forum direct) not link properly , any other option? Or what should i search here at this forum? Anyway, u r de best .. will PM creator to thanks to him.

start love custom deodexed rom since i know ANDROID

press thanks instead posting thank you
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
I prefer stock. However in op posts I have sound mods tool :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
Thunder Lite V2.0 Change-log

Package size is ~ 675 MB.

RAM usage when phone starts is as low as 343 MB / 1.75 GB.

Super Powerful System.

V2.0 will start uploading tonight, should be up tomorrow

:)

Show me the love with Thanks :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] drsiddique5700:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2168411&highlight=xperiaz
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Could u please leave video player as I watch movies alongside while I work on my note 2

thank u
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
ROM is uploading my friend. Already removed it. However I took care of you like in here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44867055

;)
[HTC Wildfire S] jimmysmart83:
I just downloaded rom and copying on sd but is taking too much time (100kbps) so i just formated sd card from cwm and partition created with cwm with swep.. also it was take too much time but its shows me all done. then i connected phone as usb mount and sd detected first time i tried to copy rom zip file but nothing happend. finally its will done after taking too much time. then i disconnected phone and wiped system and everything then finally try to install rom but it says sd card mounting faild!! :(

i tried another sd card but still not mounting. i dont have any rom installed in my wildfire s now and not able to mount my sd card in phone pls help what i do now ???:crying:
[Desire General] Kumabjorn:
I don't really use my Desire anymore. So that got me thinking how nice it would be if I could turn it into a remote keyboard to use with a tablet running Android. Connect them with Bluetooth and then type on the full screen.
[Desire General] htcsfragg:
Great

This idea is great but i think that this isnt possible, i searched a little bit on google and i founded some app's from Google store just for this but that apps dont support our phones just Samsung models, and just new models Like SGS3 SGS4 Also Sony Xperia Z .

So this is not possible from my view . :silly:
[Desire General] Kumabjorn:
But perhaps it could be a project for someone studying programming? Do something worthwhile while learning the ropes and perhaps pick up some donations, just a thought.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] viijay4b7:
Try to install cwm using adb method and flash the Rom
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Wireratt:
Oden back to stock. Start the root process over. If you have an old version of cwm use rom manager from playstore to update before you format system.

You could also update cwm using adb sideload but sometimes the drivers are hard to get going.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] schwiing:
You're in the wrong section.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Woody:
Moved to Q&A
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] njpnc:
ODIN stock rooted att image, then flash CWM
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] khep24:
Thanks that worked perfectly, I also found that I needed to just clear the cache partition and download rom manager from the play store and updated CWM
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phyllis Gao:
I noticed Newsmy has upgraded their tablet models with Quad core ATM7029 Chip, which named T8 mini, the screen is 7.85". This quad-core ATM7029 chip is from Actions Semiconductor, a company that was well-known for supplying processors for MP3 players during the Mp3 player boom days. The ATM7029 is aimed at the low price and budget devices as it is currently one of the cheapest quad-core SoC in the market today.

So what do you think of this tablet?

Here's some of specification of Newsmy T8 mini tablet, but it is not complete enough:

Brand: Newsmy

Model: T8 mini

LCD: 7.85 inch 1024x768 TFT(IPS technology)

CPU: Action ATM7029-- Quad-core ARM

Cortex A9 Family @ 1.2GHz

RAM/ROM: 1GB/16GB

OS: Android 4.1

GPU: Quad-core Vivante GC1000+

Camera: Front 0.3/2/5Mega Rear 2/8/12Mega

Battery: 3900mA 3.7V

size: 195.7*135.4*7.2mm
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
*reserved*
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] PapaDocta:
so if on MF9.. i need to flash the MDL modem? i tried under MF9 and no go..

also after doing these commands i can reflash the MF9 modem and it will work?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
yes, the OP states all of this. per the requirements.. you must downgrade to MDL or MDC. after the unlock you can reflash the MF9 modem. I provided a link to MDC modem in the requirements section. you don't need to flash an entire stock odin tar... just the modem.

if you do a ##786# reset you may wipe the unlock. I suggest doing a ##72786# reset instead, this will keep the unlock.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] PapaDocta:
still no go for me.. downgraded the modem to MDC as per the OP and still i get the invalid sim card message and no connection when switching to GSM/UMTS..

and wifi is stopped from working as well!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
Did you confirm the downgrade to MDC stuck? You can view this is phone settings. There were more than a few times the downgrade wouldn't stick even though the flash was successful. Baseband must say MDC.

If you are in the USA... you will not get a connection if you set GSM/UMTS. The only way to get a connection is by using a non-ATT/TMO SIM and being outside the country. To confirm in the USA... set the device to the normal CDMA/LTE mode and view the ICCID settings. Although if you're still seeing the invalid sim message then indeed it did not take.

Double check in settings to see of MDC is indeed your baseband.

Other than that.. there's not much more to it. As I stated at the beginning of the directions.. I usually would perform the unlock with the GSM sim card already in(but still set to CDMA/LTE mode)... but having the Sprint SIM in instead should still work.

If you are on an MF9 rom and still on the MDC modem, this is why. Reflashing back to MF9 modem after you sim unlock will fix this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] PapaDocta:
i am located outside the US right now and i have a GSM card inserted as well... see the image attached
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] PapaDocta:
should it matter if i'm on CDMA ,CDMA/LTE or GSM mode when doing the commands?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
you should be in CDMA mode with the GSM sim inserted.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] PapaDocta:
thank you so much... it worked with the 7 commands

here is my pledge to the bounty thread

Confirmation number:	01342418N25249408
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
interesting. thank you for runnin thru that with me.

and thank you for the bounty donation!! much appreciated!!

I will adjust the OP now. Glad I dont have to download the full MF9 tar lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] PapaDocta:
thank you for this method and i have flashed back to MF9 and all are working great and the invalid sim card message has went away :)

---------- Post added at 01:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:07 PM ----------

final question..

how long will this unlock stick for? meaning if an update after the MF9 comes out, will be able to remove the unlock?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
You will be able to update roms fine while retaining the unlock.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] PapaDocta:
Excellent work :)

thanks again
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] cerj:
Auto I had to stop in and thank you. Your wealth of knowledge was really appreciated in the E4GT forum, by myself and others. And i appreciate your thread of codes for our GS4. But with this you have gonna above and beyond. Thank you

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] pvinodnayak:
I followed exactly the way you explained, my baseband is MDC, I can see the operators under gsm/manual.

Does not connect.

Will try again, do I need to be only complete MDC/MDL? Or just Modem only?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
what does the sim error at the top of your screen say? "invalid sim" ? or something else?

set phone into cdma mode.. and follow every single step exactly. confirm the logs in DFS to make sure that the password unlocked you.. and that you sent all 7 CMDs after the unlock.

You only need to be on MDC/MDL baseband.. not the entire rom. Post # 10 in this thread confirms it also works. He was on an MF9 rom/baseband... downgraded baseband only... then entered password and 7 commands in DFS. after teh 7th command, reboot phone. after reboot you should be unlocked.

The true test to see if you are unlocked on a Stock Rom is to keep the phone set in CDMA/LTE mode(not GSM/UMTS) then view the Device settings > status... and see if ICCID is displayed or not. If you see an ICCID then it is reading your sim and you are not unlocked. The "invalid sim" message at the top of your phone will also disappear.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] obender:
Is the free DFS enough or should paid version be used?​
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] pvinodnayak:
Free works
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
Correct, the free "demo" version of DFS works just fine. First time opening it.. it may ask you to purchase/login. If you close the login window a demo countdown should start and then the program will open.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] pvinodnayak:
Lol that was really DUMB of me. Sorry.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] daniel4653:
You did not just call my boy Feeby dumb!!

Lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] lordfariq:
some question.

if i do an system updated. will this unlock gone?

coz im gettin annoyed when the msg popup asking me to download system update.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] pvinodnayak:
It might, I did update, then used the MDC modem from the OP unlocked, updated to MF9 from the OP. Works perfect.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
perhaps net10 uses a different set of MNC/MCC records? To be honest I've only tested a T-Mobile SIM personally. I have no interest in actually using GSM.

to anyone reading this... feel free to send me different SIM cards so I can test things :good:

*edit*

so AT&T's MNCs are as follows: 30, 150, 170, 410, 560, 680

T-Mobile's MNCs: 26, 260, 490

Net10 seems to use 410. or at least some of their sims use 410. Seems they have both a Tmobile sim and Att sim. [MENTION=376882]jamimr[/MENTION] can you confirm your MNC? you can look in APN.. or use this app HERE. It'd be the sim operator code.

My Tmo SIM uses 260. (doesnt work)

Maybe we can get a list together of which MNCs work with this phone.

I wonder if MetroPCS SIMs work... or do they use a standard T-Mobile SIM now? The MetroPCS GS4 is full GSM(no CDMA)... but if they use their old MNC(660) still... then I bet Sprint didn't block it.

Hmmmm....

It has been said a few times in the thread already.... ONLY a ##786# > reset can remove the unlock.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] truelove04:
please help

i did everything as instructed.

but software say

`phone unlocked rebooting`

but my phone doesn't reboot

i reboot manually but i still get invalid Sim

im on MDC baseband

my spc code is 121324

please help me

thanks in advance
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
you should see 2 samsung diagnostic serial ports listed under Ports(COM) in Windows device manager. If you don't... probably a driver issue.. or you are not in diag mode.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] truelove04:
bro please help me

i did everything as you said

software says unlock completed rebooting but my mobile doesn't reboot and even if i reboot manually the invalid sim will still be there

what are my doing wrong?

i used terminal emulator on the phone for operations both in getting the msl code and switching to diag

will it be the problem

thanks in advance

---------- Post added at 11:05 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:56 AM ----------

i saw 2 `SAMSUNG Mobile Usb Serial Ports` not samsung diagnostic serial ports can it be the problem

please give me correct driver and adb terminal for windows cos my windows terminal doesn't detect the model

only the phones terminal emulator works
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] damond:
i saw 2 `SAMSUNG Mobile Usb Serial Ports` not samsung diagnostic serial ports can it be the problem

please give me correct driver and adb terminal for windows cos my windows terminal doesn't detect the model

only the phones terminal emulator works[/QUOTE]

bro i had the same issue and it wasnt drivers issue, please use *#9090# and enable dm-uart, dont touch any ting else your phone will reboot and try once again, that work for me
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] dino_mk:
Same problem here. It worked for me with choosing PDA first then setings in ##3424# menu.

Sent from my SPH-L720
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] nicotheandroidguy:
Got a net 10 sim card on the way let's see if it works.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] myamex:
I tried lycamobile, simplemobile, tmobile, att, ultramobile and none of them work. Let me try a Net10 later.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
net10 seems to have tmo and att cards.. make sure u try net10 w att.

btw... bestbuy sells net10 3 packs for $10... it comes with 2 net10 att.. and 1 net10 tmo. 2 cards are normal sim size.. 1 is micro. of course you can cut down the non-micro sims.

keep me posted.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] XanoZuke:
A little help here please! I have everything working and configured as instructed but when I run the S4 Unlock tool and hit the Scan and Unlock button, the application just sits there and does nothing.

BTW thank you very much to the devs who've made this unlocking possible!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] autoprime:
try reading thru the last 3-4 pages. members have stated issues and workarounds. could be drivers issue.. check windows device manager... check ##diag# settings (must be set to PDA) before selecting dm+modem+adb.. other members mention selecting diff option in *#9090# ....

thread has all the answers at this point. if not.. its either hardware issue.. computer issue.. or user error