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[PAC Q&A] trivalent:
Thanks for the reply atrus5.

My phone is currently using STOCK ROM for my Galaxy Trend. There is no thread dedicated for Galaxy Trend Duos S7392 so there is a little information available at the moment.

I am stuck on flashing the AOSP generated system.img to my phone. GAPPS will come a lot later :).
[PAC Q&A] atrus5:
You have to flash the whole zip that gets built not just the system.img
[PAC Q&A] trivalent:
OK, but I don't know how to generate the whole ZIP. Moreover,

ODIN requires .tar.md5 package to flash it. This is what I did :

1. Extract STOCK tar.md5 package

2. Replaced system.img with the one I compiled.

3. Repacked tar.md5 package.

4. Used ODIN to flash the tar.md5 package.

5. ODIN reported failed as soon as it started flashing system.img

Further help will be highly appreciated.
[PAC Q&A] atrus5:
You will need to flash the rom from recovery.

First you will need to be rooted. If you don't have that you can find it here at this link. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2494471

You will need to have a cwm recovery. Here is the link to that. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2552935

Inside of cwm recovery you will need to factory reset/erase data, erase cache and dalvik.

Then flash the rom and gapps packages.

i don't know if your device is locked or not since I do not own this device. This is the best that I could find. I don't know if it works. This advice is for the i8552. Your best bet is to look through these threads to find what you are looking for. http://xdaforums.com/grand-quattro
[PAC Q&A] trivalent:
Lots of links to study.... :P Thanks :) :)

1) The phone is rooted. NO issues with that.

2) CWM recovery is not available for my phone. I tried the CWM recovery builder to build image, but the build failed. I tried to build the same manually, but on flashing, I get E:Failed to Verify Signature.

NO way ahead... :P :P
[PAC Q&A] atrus5:
Talk to the main developers on the links that I gave you and see what they say. I can't really help you since I don't have the device. You will get more help from them then here. They will be able to steer you in the right way. sorry
[PAC Q&A] trivalent:
No need to be sorry... You have done your best. I have posted few queries, waiting for the response.

Thanks a lot for your efforts and guidance. :) :)
[PAC Q&A] Akhileshvv:
Topic dead?

Guys, I'm also using Galaxy Trend Duos S7392. Need a custom firmware because of the excessive bloatware on the stock ROM.
[PAC Q&A] amitnv:
Can you tell me how to root it??
[PAC Q&A] anuraagd:
Even I want the rooting guide. Hope you successfully make a rooting guide with some good ROM later on. We wil support you,
[PAC Q&A] Maximum-King:
you can remove those bloatwares by just rooting and using root app delete to locate and delete. it will not only free rom but will also make your phone faster since the bloatwares that used to run in the background consuming cpu, battery and ram will have been removed.
[PAC Q&A] Maximum-King:
Samsung galaxy trend s7392 folks use kingoapp from kingoapp.com to root your phone. it will surely root it. I've upgraded to galaxy i8552 quattro and the two phones are just a copycat of each other. so there are chances a custom rom intended for quattro(more popular of the two) could work on trend.
[PAC Q&A] Akhileshvv:
Already rooted on the first day itself

It's already rooted bro. I have done it on the very first day I bought the device. Still, not all bloatware can be removed by just rooting. So, I think there is a need of optimised ROM like CyanogenMod or any other.
[PAC Q&A] Maximum-King:
Hey first of all, after rooting you will gain super user access and ofcourse after that you will be able to remove any system app(bloatware).
[PAC Q&A] zinduyaar:
pls help i also have the same device

I have gt7392 pls help me to put any custom rom available if u get any solution pls share with me.

Thanks in advance
[PAC Q&A] maremestera:
I am also an unhappy user of s7392. It is indeed a laggy phone and to be honest, root (vroot)+ removing any unused application, including play store, hangout and google+ didn't help it too much. Phone is still hanging, lagging and sometimes not showing who is calling or, worst, not ringing at all.

An optimised ROM it will be really grate.

BR
[PAC Q&A] android addicted99:
Hi there guys i am using android called quadro sq45e83c!

And i installed app called chainfire 3d , it messed up my phone it just stops on boot loop!

I heard that means that your phone is bricked,mine is soft-bricked and i tkink that the only solution is the custom rom!

Can someone please help me find it and how to install it on system recovery!

PLEASE ANSWER!

THANKS!:)
[PAC Q&A] rex purve:
solution to rooting

I dont know what the heck you did but if its working, Go directly here and root your samsung galaxy trend GT S7392
[PAC Q&A] paddypanda:
so back to the OP

does pac rom support overclocking ?
[PAC Q&A] amitnv:
We can try building cyanogenmod ROM if sources are available!
[PAC Q&A] elexic1:
well chainfire 3d works till gingerbread, for trend gltools is the perfect choice for lag free game. and there are some roms for galaxy trend 756

0.we can easily use those roms except some apps.
[PAC Q&A] carrilhoo:
Request for a ROM

hello there.i lack the knowledge to compile a ROM to this phone samsung trend duos 7392 and ive searched the whole net to find some decent custom ROM,without success.If anyone Know of or have the skill and the willingness to do it,i would be gratefull!

cheers http://xdaforums.com/images/icons/icon14.gif

and only one question,ive read that samsung i8500 its equal to samsung trend 7392,its posible to a ROM of i8500 fits in the trend?even if we lose the 2º SIM...i dont need it so much

---------- Post added at 01:15 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:24 AM ----------

will a galaxy trend 7560 work in a trend 7392 even if i lose the dual sim option?its because permissions.for 7560 there are custom roms that permit pdroid instalation,in trend 7392 no...thks in advance
[PAC Q&A] Andrei Radu:
See here CMW here for S7390

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2772815
[Android General] dligon:
http://arstechnica.com/business/201...ells-wireless-carriers-to-unlock-cell-phones/
[Android General] djcmn:
About time.

This is the way it should have been all along. If you buy the device outright or finish your contract, an unlock should be mandatory. Legal or not, I unlocked mine myself because I didn't want to go through the hassle of dealing with my carrier to unlock my device that I paid for in full up front.

The real snag here is just like binding arbitration. If you are under contract, the carriers can simply embed your consent to allow locking deep within the fine print of the contract you sign. In my opinion, binding arbitration should be illegal as well as it is forced upon the consumer with no opt out to obtain service, thus making you give up your right to initiate some legal actions.

When you sign a contract, there is really no need for a carrier lock because there is enough legal recourse for the carrier should one fail to uphold their obligations. There is also IMEI blacklisting.
[General Accessories] skinnytoo2:
Great review. Seidio has always been my go to for cases. I've had em for all my devices since the blackberry days.
[General Accessories] jmw2207:
Nice Review....pity about the lint this case attracts!
[General Accessories] vectron:
A small trade off...
[General Accessories] njweb:
Between this (Dilex) and Ballistic SG Maxx

Thanks OP! Great close up pics.

Have you used headphones with it?

I have read reviews for some Note 3 cases where the headphone jack area is covered too fully not leaving enough room for the headphone plug.

I recently got a Note 3 and have narrowed my case choices down to this Dilex case (formerly known as Active) and the Ballistic SG Maxx case for my Note 3.

The Maxx has bullet-proof protection, including a built-in, albeit user-replaceable, hard plastic screen protector (ironic since I just bought the MIME Feather Glass screen protector days before seeing the Ballistic SG Maxx. Then again, I can always use both).

If I don't like the Ballistic protector (one owner said it impacts touch screen sensitivity noticeably [not sure if that was the Note 3 version] whereas other reviewers said it works fine, including a video on youtube showing it works well enough, I can always stick with the MIME screen protector.

The big plus of the Dilex over the SG Maxx is that it does not add as much bulk and weight.

Would the Dilex, if I were to select it, be enough to protect my Note 3 from a 5 foot face down drop e.g. That is my dilemma.

The other comparable case is the Otterbox Defender but it is even bulkier and its built-in 'hard' plastic screen protector is not replaceable.

I had one for my EVO 4G LTE and did not care for it (switched to an OEM case designed by Seidio, although the Active would have been better in hindsight, even though my EVO survived a number of drops without issue).

A big plus, assuming I like the protector and appreciate the touch screen sensitivity after installing it, is that the SG Maxx screen protector can be purchased on its own (should it every break or get scratched up from a fall e.g.).

Decisions, decisions. ;)
[General Accessories] phiquantu:
Pictures and videos show that the actual inner rubber shell looks dull and of lesser quality than what is advertised on their website, which looks shinnier. Can you confirm this? Is this the reason they change the "Active" name to "Dilex" due to material quality change?

Thanks for the review.
[General Accessories] gottria:
Good review, thanks. My biggest complaint about this case is that the spring loaded hook on the belt clip pushes the silicone shell on the top and makes it difficult to snap in place. I also have the seidio surface and like it because it pops into place when using the holster, just wish it provided a little more drop protection. The Dilex for my S4 had hard plastic along the top and it popped into place when using the holster.
[General Accessories] vectron:
Honestly, I have no idea why they changed the name. It sure created a lot of confusion. Regarding material, it's the same as it was on Note 2, Note 3, S4, and Nexus 7 cases. I think the design and fitment gets slightly fine-tuned, but material stays the same. I'm just thinking, if you have a winning formula, why change anything? Everybody familiar with ACTIVE and SURFACE (also sold in Best Buy as Platinum case), so why change ACTIVE to DILEX? Unless they are planning to introduce in the future new cases with some "active" components or for more "active" lifestyle?
[General Accessories] Jack143:
Great Review. I have the dilex case and the mime ghost screen protector. I have dropped my phone on hard floors and concrete many times and it still works great.
[General Accessories] silverball.slayer:
I just bought the dilex and I'm not too impressed. This didn't need to be a 2 piece design and the rubber is too soft. It just doesn't have a good 'feel' in your hand.

Rob
[General Accessories] chunker:
I totally agree...I've tried everything of teflon tape to make it slide it but it just won't work. I'm sure the soft rubber will eventually tear with extended use. Shame too cause this had almost everything I wanted in a case.
[Mobile Ad Networks] jsonmat:
Suppose that I reached the threshold of $20 by the end November, when will admob begin processing the payment?

Will it be on Dec or January?
[Mobile Ad Networks] Millenium Apps:
Hi, the payment from Admob is done one moth later, so your earnings of November will be paid at the end of December (between 21 and 30). this threshold is for payments via paypal, for other payment modes, it is 100$ :D
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] android addicts:
Hello!

I need to add extra build.prop tweaks to my S3 (CM10.2) existing build.prop file. I know how to create a flashable zip file. I want to flash that additional tweak using flashable zip file. How do it do it?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Its a question see post top of the page .
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wagnerb:
Hi, the T-Mobile Screen Lock Application is really useful, but I miss 1 feature: Auto Screen Lock after x seconds of inactivity, why? : When push emails or sms or notifications coming in, the device wakes up and screen goes on and if the screen was not locked manually before and if it's in my pocket (a lot of ands, I know...) keys are pressed randomly.

So happend to me yesterday, I called 7 randomly persons and I didn't noticed until the called me back and asked me if I'm crazy...

B.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] oltp:
You can put a password on your device that will lock the device after x sec. Then it will wake up, handle the call & still be locked for other functions. Omega One has got a 'Safe' as well. Gives you a nice clock & your appointments as well while the device is locked.

Cheers, M
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] vijay555:
oltp: Omega one's app is very nice. Have you tried resource hacking it to match your Today theme etc, or add warnings and stuff? It makes it even better!

V
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] oltp:
Hi VJ,

Nope not yet, in fact I ditched all OO aps when I didn't have a BS rom. No I need to reinstall it & find the time to 'alter' One Pass.

Probably spending too much time in solving other people's rom, etc probs. But thanks for the reminder I completely forgot the hacking possibilities. Any tips/links where to find a description to it?

Cheers, m
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] vijay555:
oltp: Just load it up using any resource hacker and change them bitmaps.

Very easy but slightly hackery. I don't use it either because it screws with buttonmax and similar apps. They're aware of the problem but don't appear to have fixed it when I last tried it... nice app though.

V
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] oltp:
Thank you V,

Will try it soon.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Beeble:
Thanx, i needed the same thing and forgot all about the password!

Just set to 0 mins and it will only lock on boot or when coming out of standby

/me is happy now!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] arp:
Omega One's app is 1-pass?

At Omega One homepage tell that is not WM5 compatible!

Can expalin please?

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Team DevDigitel:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1897969

Now your able to change your boot animation with the flash of a zip again. Thanks [MENTION=4699197]anbech[/MENTION] for making this possible.

Ive tested on latest 4.3 MJA stock deodexed. Please let me know if it works on odex as well. .

Just grab 4.3 zip from original post and flash via recovery..

Make sure to get both enable and disable for errors or to return to factory.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] yotaking:
Works great.

TeamBlaze
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] dprince212426:
Awesome Thank you!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KooladeKC:
Ok, so two days ago I woke up to a dead phone.. Plugged my phone up, and it turned on by itself. The phone comes up to the lockescreen, but the power menu appears on it's own, and I realize that the phone is thinking that the power button is being held down. The phone continues to think the power button is being held down, however it's not stuck, the button can click just fine. At this point, my phone is stuck restarting itself so I take out the battery and set it aside for the day. I get home and try again, everything is normal, but the power button doesn't work. I get up the next morning and the phone is dead(presumably) and I plug it up to harge, however the battery animation and led light that usually turn on when I connect the phone don't show up! The phone doesn't power on, it doesn't charge(from what I see) and the power button is broken >_> I am rooted. I have CM10 installed, however I haven't modded in a few months, so I can't see what the issue is. Everything was working fine 3 days ago, however i think my phone is hard bricked.. Is there a way to get out of this? I have insurance, but my phone is rooted, so do you think sprint will accept the phone and give me a replacement? Can I unrooot the phone somehow before I turn it in?

Thanks for reading, any help is very appreciated
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] btoddweber:
Insurance?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KooladeKC:
With sprint, you have the option to buy a protection plan, but they only cover certain things, and I don't know if they accept rooted devices
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Odin the unrooted stock ROM and take it to get it fixed-http://www.sxtpdevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=166
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ravenwood27:
So how's the sound chip compared to the Iphone 5s and other top smartphones ? I heard that since the chipset is SNP800 , the sound chip should be good too, but i'm no pro and have yet to try the headphone out.

Can anyone provide an explanation ?

2nd question (to avoid making 2 threads) :

I know kitkat 4.4 is only 32 bit now , but if for some reason Google releases android 5.0 in the future and it's 64 bit ...will the nexus chipset support it ?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] [hfm]:
1. Sound is good

2. Doesn't matter
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ravenwood27:
Not sure what you meant for the 2nd answer ?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ulatec:
64 bit computing hardly matters in the mobile space currently. Currently it is only relevant in marketing.

To answer the question. You are still using 32-bit hardware even if 64-bit capable software came out. Odds are Google will not release a 64-bit exclusive operating system in the near future.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoboWarriorSr:
According to the test done by GSMarena, the Nexus 5 sound quality is no where near iOS devices. It has similar sound performance compared to the LG G2 but lower volume output. http://www.gsmarena.com/lg_nexus_5-review-1011p7.php As the graph is shown, there is quite a lot of "wobbling" which isn't good compared to the iOS devices (link is the 5s sound quality: http://www.gsmarena.com/apple_iphone_5s-review-994p7.php). This is assuming you actually rip songs from CDs, download 320+ kbps (if you don't know what this is you don't download it), download from Google Play or iTunes, rather than using an app or random website to get free music. Otherwise it wouldn't matter what device you get to listen to music since the sound file wouldn't have enough detail to actually use the iPhone soundboard properly. From experience even the Voodoo sound board on the Galaxy S3+ (not sure about the S4) doesn't reach the levels of iOS devices especially on loudness and clarity. Otherwise for the casual listener, the sound quality on the Nexus 5 should be more than enough unless you're really serious about sound quality.

Edit: according to the benchmarks done on the same website, the Samsung S4 holds it ground fairly well but there is some wobble at later parts of the graph and that's just nitpicking. Won't be hearing the effects of that unless you have songs that are 500 kbps+ and are playing on a good speaker.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aooga:
This is what I really dont get. I had an iphone 5s for a couple weeks and everything besides the earphones that came in the box sounded horrible. Zero bass, zero highs, just the mids. Also had the HTC one, which is supposed to have a great audio chip, and it did. That phone soudned the best out of all the phone's I've had. (I turned beats off, that is just pure junk). Compared to the HTC one, this phone is actually very good. I still get deep bass, and good highs with no distortion even at high volumes. With the iphone, anything higher than 50%, things got a bit crackly and distorted especially hooked up to my speakers.

OP: The sound chip, in my opinion (I listen to a LOT of music and am pretty much a huge audiophile.), is very good. As some users said, the pure loudness of it isn't that great, but the quality is very good. Not as good as the HTC one, but very close.

EDIT: Quote from GSM arena pretty much saying what I said.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoboWarriorSr:
The review on the website show that the HTC One has a excellent audio output but at best decent audio quality. The bass is overemphasized but nothing compared to the One X which was a disaster in terms of audio quality. Realized that the iPhone sound quality may sound worse to many people since it has a "flat" and stabilized audio quality which is what actually is looked for. Many companies tweak the audio to make it more "pleasing" to the masses and overshadow the bad soundboard which include bigger bass (blame Dr. Dre).
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aooga:
I know flat sound is technically prefered in benchmarks and things, but I haven't met a single person that actually likes listening to it. Anyway, that was just my opinion. IMO, no matter how technically good the quality is on the iphone, I still think that it sounds horrible. And the software is hideous/crashed way too often.

EDIT: I see you have an iphone. Do you have a N5 as well, or are you just posting here? I'm not trying to be an idiot, just wondering if you have compared the quality between the two
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] msmith1991:
N5 sound sucks.. I'm biased because I upgraded from a HTC one lol. Everything else is solid with my n5
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ajfink:
The built-in speaker is mediocre to crappy. The audio through other connections is quite good, IMO.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
its a bug. http://www.androidcentral.com/nexus...one-and-software-may-be-hurting-what-you-hear
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoboWarriorSr:
I'm just basing this off the gsmarena benchmark and from previous experience. Not in my sig but I have a HTC Desire HD and Acer A100 running custom ROMs since both devices are not supported. I hopefully plan to get a Moto G since I kinda would like to get an android device that is current and not gimped by some developers *nvidia*. I tend to randomly post in random device forums usually trying to get up to date with new devices. I have listened to Galaxy S 3 and One X since my friends have them so I have an idea how they sound. Nexus 5 just came out so gsmarena was the only site that had soundboard benchmarks, but like I said it works more than enough for most people and the tweaks made are probably for the better. If you wondering I do prefer the "flat" sound since my speakers don't play well with equalizers especially the Beats one in my HTC. I also tend to listen to more instrumentals than the average listener so the "flatness" help bring out the other instruments in the background that usually would be hidden by the bass or treble.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aooga:
I really fail to see how that was overlooked. Hopefully they push it out sooner than later.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr Tone:
iPhone5 & 5s have a relatively high output impedance. They'll be a little more temperamental when used with third party buds.

I don't know if we have an impedance reading for the Nexus 5.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LNJ:
If listening to music, just use Noozxoide E.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iOStoAndroid:
There is definitely a bug wrt audio on the N5, but the speaker is also very crappy and so easy to completely obstruct (v similar positioning on iPhones and some Lumias)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LNJ:
It's going to obstruct wherever they put it. Top, bottom or back especially if you put it in your pocket. The Optimus G had such a high speaker volume even though the speaker was just a small slit in the back and the back was flat.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iOStoAndroid:
You obviously never used one of the devices I mentioned above then.

It's the only thing that stops the N5 being the perfect device (all right maybe a bit better battery life)