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[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] iDelta:
Wrong place to ask. Should be asked in the CM10.2 section. However, to answer your question, the ROM is still in it's alpha phase. It, thus, has many bugs. This is one of them. Try reinstalling by doing the pristine method (clear data,cache, dalvik, system and internal SD. Then reflash rom. You must be prepared for this stuff if you want to root and stuff.)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] lcssanches:
Thank you.

And sorry for the wrong place... :o
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] glock115:
My sim card doesn't pop out when pushing forward on the card, so doesn't have that spring to it. I noticed the kid selling me the phone was trying to put the sim card where the memory card goes. I have to use tweezers to remove the card, this can't be right.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] janjannsen99:
Mine doesn't pop out either neither does sd card. I guess that's the way these are built. Not like the note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BACARDILIMON:
They redid it to make it tighter.less chance of sim or sd moving

TWEAKED 2.5
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lawalty:
Yeah, when putting in my sim and sd card, I didn't notice any spring load thing. It just simply slid in.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Its stupid if you ask me . i had to use a push pin to get mine out
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] glock115:
That makes no sense, it's difficult to get the sim card out.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
"Normal people" :) dont have to take sim cards out. once the in they stay there
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] darkkterror:
This. I never have to take the sim card out of my phone unless I buy a new phone. Since I'm not fortunate enough to buy a new phone every week, then the sim isn't much of a concern.

However, I am a little bummed about the SD card slot not being spring loaded. I do take that out every so often to transfer transfer things to it. Maybe the USB 3.0 connection will help with that. It might make up for the fact that MTP is so slow.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] claptrap925:
I thought I was the only one! my sim card just wouldn't come out and the only way I could get it out was to use a threading needle to nudge it out slightly, then slightly "stab" and pull it out. I thought I had a defective device and it only bothered me knowing that if I were to ever sell it, I would have a defective feature to list.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] janjannsen99:
I never take my aim out anyways
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dkb218:
It was the same thing with the Note 2. A pencil eraser will side it right out.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jason370:
same, i have to use the tip of an opened paper clip, works pretty well. the sd had an lip you can catch with a fingernail.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ekerbuddyeker:
In my box came this weird looking metal device. Its for taking the sim out!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] darkkterror:
It's actually for replacing the S-Pen tip, but if it also helps you take out the SIM card then that's just an added bonus :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] claptrap925:
lol thats correct. i definitely thought about trying to use it though.

as for the guy who said pencil eraser tip...genius! thanks.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] Chadworth66:
Anyone bought or even find any cases in store yet? No luck for me lol.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] breezy09:
I bought a cheap case off E-Bay to hold me off till the good ones come out
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] ArborRes:
I'm using a simple case bought from Amazon-a Spigen's Protective Bounce case

http://www.amazon.com/SPIGEN-Samsun...F8&qid=1380813241&sr=8-2&keywords=note+3+case

It fits the phone quite well without adding much bulk to the original size.

Until a more premium leather wallet case becomes available, this will do for me. :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] Chadworth66:
Looks great!
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] Steve Lazarus:
Found an incipio case at an AT&T store after a three hour search , nothing anywhere else. My T-Mobile store said they might get some in this afternoon..
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] Diablohtr:
Still waiting for Spigen to ship my screen protectors and case! Ordered Sept. 16th...
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] panguin:
Same here. It was like $6 and free shipping, so it'll hold me over until they release an OtterBox for it, or the official Samsung cases. Or anything really, provided it isn't too crazy expensive. Plus, it looks cool.

It was this "leather" map case in case anyone is curious. And I lied. It's $7.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] breezy09:
Mine was 5 bucks and looks so cheap..lol, its ok im sure there will be lots to choose from in a month
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] deeznutz1977:
Here's the case I bought. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00EA1XEKS. First case I bought for my note 2, And still use it
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] les_garten:
I got my Cruzerlite in the mail today, don't have the note though!
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] Kawaisa:
Not sure why UAG is always late to the game in terms of releasing their cases.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] les_garten:
For some reason editing is not working today.

Here's the PIC
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] mrufokid:
I found a case at att .... for my T-mobile note3 ... it's really nice
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] Pedro2NR:
The last two are some nice cases.

This is what I am waiting to arrive:

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=190916297722
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] unlockingsky:
im just using saran wrap so i can play with my phone without scratching the screen. lol
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] les_garten:
Your fingernails can scratch Gorilla Glass 3?
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] unlockingsky:
no. just ocd to keep my note3 just a clean as holy virgin mary.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] les_garten:
My, that is clean!
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] mightykc:
My local T-Mobile stores received cases and accessories today. I dropped by and picked up a D21 case. I also ordered this one off of Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DCIZMAU/ref=ox_ya_os_product
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] KennyG123:
Cases can be found and discussed in the accessory section

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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] itzik2sh:
Hi There

Can someone explain what he\she did to partition SD card, and make all apps get installed on it.

Please note

:

1. I don't want to use Titanium backup for this usage. I don't have the paid version and I'm tired of doing this one app at a time.

2. I saw some guides on the net, but they were all for GB.

(partition the microSD on PC using minitool) -can we use ext4 on our MTD ROMs ? What is the 1st partition for ? and the 2nd ?

(install busybox and super user) - Is it still needed ? (MIUI for example has LBE as su).

(install Link2SD) - Is it always in memory ?

(reboot and put partitioned SD card)

(Define Link2SD)

3. I also saw swapper instructions but I can manage with 170MB free RAM memory I get after removing all unnecessary system apps, and I remember ppl saying then that it kills the SDCard very quickly.

If someone has a clear guide or instructions that he knows work, that will be nice.

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Step 1. Partition your SD card to have a sd-ext partition. This can definitely be ext2 or FAT16. Anything else depends on your kernel. Most of them do support ext3 and 4, but... start with something fairly basic.

Regarding recoveries:

TWRP has always failed for me on this, so I'd avoid that.

This may be doable in CWM. I've seen reference to that newer versions of CWM removed the partition option, so you might need to flash an ICS ROM with an older kernel, repartition, and then flash back to the one you want.

Also note that if you use CWM to repartition, your SD-card will be wiped. So do a backup first.

Step 2. Install Mounts2SD. Either from XDA or the Play Store. Even if you do take it from the Play Store to get update notifications, I highly suggest grabbing the recovery script from the XDA thread so that you can get back your shifted applications without needing to re-download and install M2SD, since it likes to be on internal which means... shifted off.

Step 3. Open Mounts2SD. Grant SU rights at whatever point it asks for it during step 3. Hit the menu button. Go to Application Settings. Install the Startup Script. Tell it to use the built-in busybox as well, so that you don't need to install anything or worry about it failing. Back out of the Application Settings.

Step 4. Press on the Wrench to go into the actual specific settings. I currently have forced Cache, 1% Storage Threshold, Applications are the only bit moved, the File System Check is on and using the Ext4 Driver, 128KB Deadline for Internal and 4096 with Deadline for External, and Safe Mode is disabled. But decide on what you want yourself, set it, go back to the Eye to see your current info.

Step 5. Reboot.

Step 6. Wait 1-30 minutes for it to finish moving all your stuff around.

Step 7. Unlock your phone, open Mounts2SD, and make sure everything looks pretty on that first 'Eye' info tab. If you like it then close Mounts2SD and keep going on your merry way. If you don't like it or you've done something like offload your data and now your phone is wretchedly slow, go to the Wrench, change your settings, go back to the Eye, and reboot again. Repeat until satisfied.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] itzik2sh:
I thought it would be simplier.

A few more questions:

1. If I partition SD on PC, then I don't need any partitioning on recovery so it should work fine even on TWRP or advanced CWMs. Am I right?

2. Why do I need scripts for? Isn't the app enough?

3. Why should/could it possibly slow down my device? TB 'move to SD' for all doesn't slow my device what so ever.

4. How and where do I see what partition is used for what?

5. How much RAM does the app take?

6. Have you tried other apps link2sd or something CM has built in I think.?

Thanks.

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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
New answers to new questions.

1. Skip step 1 if you've done it on your PC. I just suggested recovery as that's easy... if you've made your sd-ext partition on the PC, step 1 is done.

2. No clue on Link2SD. I use Mounts2SD instead since it lets me set things. It probably does the same thing though and sets a init.d script that gets run during startup.

3. True. For some reason though having all your data moved to sd-ext makes our phone go to a crawl. Same if you move off the dalvik.

4. That's in Mounts2SD. No clue how you can see if you're using Link2SD.

5. For Mounts2SD, none while it's being used, since it just runs as a startup script. The app is just to control the script.

6. Not successfully. I had tried 5 or 6 different apps back a year ago or so when I first started playing with sd-ext and Mounts2SD was the best and free, so... never looked back after that. Now you can also do some system-flag tweaking if you want to donate, but the sd-ext stuff is all free.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] itzik2sh:
I was able to successfully partition SD and use mount2sd on 4.3 SlimBean.

however, it was rather slow.

CM 10.1 and CM10.2 by DJL. did not allow me to partition nor did they recognize SlimBean's partition even if I replaced them kernel (to NilTMT).

I'm currently using CM10.1 which is stable as a daily driver and manually swapping apps with TB, I hate it, but this is the best combination I've come so far.

I sold my wife's SGS4G and upgraded her to SGS3 and hopefully in a year I will do the same. it had its moments, but on the bottom line it's a pretty ****ty phone with its lack of internal mem...but hey, it drove so many of us to go deeper and deeper trying to understand and made us more tecnolgical and solution oriented.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Mounts2SD worked for me on CM10.1, so not sure why it failed for you. :( Ah well.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
A few things I have found...

Yes, you can partition on Windows, but you're really asking for trouble. It's not too bad download Ubuntu or the like and you can boot off a USB stick without touching your Windows install.

The TeamAcid kernels that I know of handle ext2/3/4 file systems. All kinds of arguments as to which are better. I personally use ext4 and don't find it obviously "slow" for the way I use my phone.

That said, what the boot scripts (which are part of a flashed "kernel" for the SGS4G) actually do with a "special" partition is another story. In some cases the first stages of booting will look for special partitions and mount them in pre-configured places. For example, the second partition of the removable card might be mounted on /sd-ext/ in many CyanogenMod ROMs. Many (most?) SGS4G ROMs don't have these "special" mount rules defined.

Moving an app to SD using the "native" approach just moves the app and none of its data to the SD card. It won't for example, move 25 MB of mail from /data/data to your microSD

Moving an app to SD (or anywhere else) doesn't keep it from generating its classes in /data/dalvik-cache -- It isn't "free" to have an app on SD as far as internal storage goes, even if it doesn't write any data.

Moving an app to SD will absolutely slow down your boot time. It does it by creating a file that contains a file system that then gets read and mounted at boot time. You can watch the parade of them getting mounted using adb logcat. It can take a minute or two to mount them all. Once mounted, that double layer of file systems shouldn't slow you down too much, since it is basically a read-only kind of thing.

Scripts are required since you need to be able to "fake out" the operating system as to where things are stored for anything (except if you just use the native app to SD method). In most cases you need new partitions mounted before the Android part of the OS starts running.

Some scripts are more robust than others.

TitaniumBackup (paid version) has a way to move data to an external partition. It works like a charm for me (64 GB Sandisk UHS-1 / Class 10 microSD). It was very tweaky for me to get it to recognize the ext4 partition the first time. It can bulk-move app data to the partition. I don't know which, if any, of the other scripts move the data to an external partition.

On my phone, an ext4 file system can be significantly faster than the internal yaffs, especially for write. Alas, it usually seems to be read that is a killer for most things in an well-written app. On my phone, yaffs can be faster than ext4 for short reads. Who knows how this would play out in real-world usage.

Other things that TitaniumBackup can do that help free up internal storage, at least in the paid version, are:

Dalvik cache cleanup

Integrate system Dalvik cache into ROM

Integrate update into ROM

Convert to system app
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] itzik2sh:
I can confirm Link2SD works where Mount2SD fails, which is an ext3 partitioned sd-ext on AOKP. it doesn't get any simpler than that.

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iefie:
Hello.

Does anyone know how to change the dpi on our device?

Do i have to root the device and change the dpi in root explorer or is there a way to do it without root?

Thanks in advance

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9300 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
!!ALL QUESTIONS GO IN THE Q&A FORUM!! OR THEY MAY BE DELETED!

You need root .

Search multiple posts on DPI change .
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Jwsail:
Hi folks,

I've been trying to get my Acro S backed up using Sony PC Companion prior to rooting the phone.

I've got the software to connect to the phone, she have been able to explore the phone using the file manager no problem. However, if I try to get it to backup it just appears to try to connect for ages with no apparent progress :confused:

Any suggestions from the founts of knowledge here welcome.

In preparation for rooting I have Flashtool downloaded, the adb drivers installed along with the God Doomlords easy rooting toolkit. Reading through Flashtool it looks like I have to disconnect the usb cable, power down the phone, then press the back button, while reconnecting the cable, then power back up?

Getting impatient for the back up - I have tried this, but it doesn't appear to have done anything. Can anybody please point me in the right direction?

Many thanks in advance to anyone who can help.

John :)
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ronin1728:
Use the backup and restore app from the phone, choose external card to where to save it and remove ext.card when using flashtool to ensure it doesn't wipe it.

Also try using the root tool in the development section, vroot I think. I personnally tried it with my friend's acro s and it worked.
[OS Porting] Rabin Jamakatel:
Hey genius out here,

With a due respect I want to know if someone can port a rom based on cm10 for my s5830i. Any help as well as answers will be appreciable. Thank you :)
[OS Porting] niranjan94:
Hi ... this is the forum for porting applications to various Platforms ... This forum is not for ROM-related queries .. Please post your query in the proper forum ... Thank You !
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dipole:
New Samsung user coming from Nexus. If I root my Note 3 from tmobile jump will they let me turn it in for something else in 6 months or is my eligibility voided?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Warrior1975:
Does not look like it. There was a thread on it here yesterday.

Sent from my SM-N900T using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nba1341:
Since with Jump you deal with T-mobile employees in store how would they even know? If you reverted back to stock..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Warrior1975:
Even if they did, they wouldn't care. My girl traded in her HTC Sensation, running AOKP, they booted it up and didn't say two words.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] boshindo:
For now it looks like flashing custom recovery triggers the Knox counter and voids the warranty. But some ppl in a S4 forum say that they managed to flash without the trigger. Good read here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2447832

But like others and the Tmobile guy who sold me the know said, instore staff don't know how to check for it. But there could be a "yet" added at the end. All they need is some training to go into download mode and look at the counter. Not hard. It just depends on how much it's worth to Tmobile. The $10 per month for Jump and regular service fees are how they make their money. They most likely will overlook voids just to keep that funding stream going.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] camerona:
yes but as long as they see it boot they wont be able to tell the difference
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] FFTony:
Afaik it does not void any waranties with jump. If you are concerned just flash back to stock before taking into the store. Here is the disclaimer straight from tmobile. Nothing is said about root or knox.

Deductible or processing fee will apply if traded-in device is lost/stolen, not in good working order, does not power on, or has liquid damage or broken screen; up to two Premium Handset Protection claims in a 12 month period.

Limited time offer; subject to change. Qualifying service plan with financed device required. Pay 50% of your device cost to be eligible for upgrades. Trade-in of an eligible device required. Eligible device must be in good working order. JUMP! must be added within 14 days of a qualified device purchase. Device pricing may vary based on approved credit. Offer may not be available in all locations. NY residents must use JUMP! benefits prior to completing 2 insurance claims in 12 months. JUMP! upgrades from T-Mobile; trade-in benefits through CWork Solutions, LP. Program fees paid to CWork. No separate insurance fees, except in NY.

SM-N900T: Powered by X-Note V13/CivZ-SnapKat 2.1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] UndefinedUser:
I'm a retail sales assosiate at a tmoible corporate store and when we do jump ugrades they have to pass a three point inspection (Water damage, Cracked Screen, Functioning device) We do not check Knox being voided during a jump ugrade. That being said when we ship the devices off we ship them to assurant which is the insurance company that handles the jump upgrades and they well could boot the phones into download mode to see if knox has been tripped. I cant say for certain that they do or do not. If they do check for it you technically would be responible at that point for the full cost of the device. I myself own a note that is rooted and knox is triggered so I'm not going to risk using my jump upgade on my phone. But it's up to you to take the risk.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bipoler:
..... Un trip KNOX... Pick them up. .. duh
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kev_Vito:
Even if they did notice you can also call 611 and make up something about your phone not working properly and they should send you a replacement, then you can just use the stock phone to trade in with the JUMP program. I friend of mine did that, no questions asked.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] djtheraven:
I said the same thing in another thread... lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kTreb:
Another guy said he got a replacement that had KNOX tripped on it, so I don't think we need to worry.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Venomixia:
Am I ****ed?

I rooted my phone, and tripped knox. I was in a different country for 2 months, and got into a motorcycle accident which cracked my phone.

I have Premium Handset Protection

I have made 5 out of 12 payments to qualify for 0 down.

Am I ****ed if I make a claim?

Please Help!! Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mdiaz33685:
U can male a claim or jump to a different phone, don't matter, people have returned them rooted also.

I always Odin to stock, then return the phone with no issues at all.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] harpoon:
Hi All,

I've noticed that the quality of the images taken by the camera on the BA are pretty crappy as is. I just got my BA and wanted to confirm with the other folks out there using this unit whether they see similar image quality or if mine has some issues with it. Now, I do realize that being an "all in one" device, I cannot expect a super high quality image from the camera on the BA. However, I'm comparing it to a similar resolution image taken from my Zire72. If I take the image from the BA and photoshop it a bit by blurring it, it seems to get much better. The video mode is okay in decent lighting since the motion blur takes care of the noise. But for now, I'm using photoshop. I've also found an application for the BA that has a bunch of filters including blur so I can fix up the image right on the BA. However, it'd be nice not to have to post process it if there was any way to do so.

ALSO,

My volume slider button seems to be defective. It is really loose and it does not increase/decrease the volume up or down when used. It doesn't activate anything on the BA screen either. The only purpose it serves is that of a baby rattle. :( What I wanted to know was if this was a common thing and whether it could be fixed. Also wanted to find out if this feature could be enabled/disabled somewhere since it may be disabled which is why its not working. (I checked under settings/buttons but it didnt look like it was disabled)

What I'm trying to find out is whether the unit I have just bought is defective and if I should be returning it for another one. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] eman:
Hello There,

I believe the quickest solution to your problem is to put Adjust the sharpness on your BA to 0, the only problem is that the setting resets itself after a soft-reset. There is a registry trick available to save the problem permanently. If you use a program such as Resco File Explorer, you will be able to set the camera settings to the desired conditions. Once done, you can export the registry to a file, then save it in \Windows\Startup folder

Hope this helps :)

Eman