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[Samsung Galaxy Gear] BarryH_GEG:
It's not MK7 that broke receiving body text via Exchange, it's GM 1.5 which you must use with MK7. Interesting it affects TD. So far complaints have been with Samsung's Exchange client. TD is big in B2B and probably is as rigid as Samsung's client in EAS security enforcement. Some people are using the AOSP Exchange client while others are waiting/hoping that the next version of GM fixes the issue. If you're rooted you can change your build.prop to a non-U.S. CSC but both rooting and altering your CSC could have side affects for DRM and connecting to secure networks. BTW, the code in GM that blocks body text only does so when the Gear is connected to a device with a U.S. CSC. MK7/1.5 worked fine on my LATAM N10.1-14 when I tested it.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] highlordkram:
I forgot to mention my last post that once you get the gear manager and the gear on MK7, you do have to replace the stock email app and load a newer one to get the full notifications back.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeff b

google googleemail.apk and the second result is androidpolice with the links.

using GS4, and neither is rooted.

Or google for com.google.android.email-6.0-920375.apk and com.google.android.exchange-6.0-920375.apk to get versions newer than on androidpolice. Installed both on non-rooted Note 3.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] BarryH_GEG:
The fact that TD is broken too most likely means the alternate mail clients that do work don't support EAS or some other types of client control used in managed Exchange environments. TD, Good, and the Samsung client are the only one's I've ever been permitted to use across companies I've connected to. The solution is for Samsung to get their act together or explain why they've done what they've done.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] mhonard:
I can't root else IT will cut me off. But if I understand you correctly if I load the LATAM N10.1-14 firmware and reinstalled email client it might work?

Otherwise I probably can't wait for Samsung to fix and will return my gear. I need the body of my emails. I'll have no choice for now but to go the Sony SW2. The best of two evils when used with smart watch augmented Pro.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] BarryH_GEG:
I'm in the same boat you are - I can't root or my phone and tablet are toast connecting to some of the networks I do. I only mentioned my Note 10.1 as an example to demonstrate it's not the Gear itself and whatever Samsung did to GM only applies to U.S. devices. Our only choice (in the U.S.) is to hope the next version of GM and whatever follows MK7 in the U.S. for the Gear restores what we lost. You might ask your IT group if they'll let you use Google's AOSP Exchange client which (I don't believe) requires root but if they're smart enough to banish rooted devices they'll most likely be smart enough to know which Android Exchange clients are most secure.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] mhonard:
So before I give up my Gear anyway to go back a version of GM, reflash watch firmware (other than MK7) and get full email header and body notifications with touchdown?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joex87:
Hi, looking for a way to protect the data in casa of loss or steal, i read something about crypting the phone...

Teorically if i do that, and then someone steal my phone, and its locked, he wont be able to read the data because the phone will need a password to startup (or something like that. sorry for my english).

my doubts are, if he connects the phone in the computer via USB... the protection still works, or he can read the data easily?

and this works the same whit the externel sd card if its crypted? if he remove the external Sd card and connect it to the computer, he can read it?

and the last question is, if the phone goes more slow because it has to be crypting and de-crypting data everytime i want to read something?...

Please sorry for my english, i hope you understand something and give me some help about this... thanks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jumaqidi:
There is a way to ENCRYPT ur fone but it will only ask for password when it is booting. But if u connect it to the computer. I believe he or she can still read the files unless u rly wan tat much security tat u even encrypt ur files. I feel tat encrypting isnt tat much of a use though. It isnt worth the time and effort. Btw the setting for it is at security for stock and most if not all custom roms.

For external sd card, if you encrypt the external sd card. It will require a password even on computer. As the sd card itself is encrypted.

There shldnt be any lags etc when processing it. Even if there is. It wun be tat much.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joex87:
Ok, thanks... if the data can still be read in the computer i think it isn't worth the time..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ironic:
Hey,

First flash a aokp or aosp rom so your phone connects with pc via the mtp. If you set a code like a password, pin or something else the device is shown connected with pc, you can click on it but then there is no storage shown. The storage is there if you unlock your phone. So the Internal storage can't be accessed without your code. Then you can setup a code that is required to start your phone. This settings is also provided as standard in android. At least you can download software like WhereIsMyDroid.

Best regards
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jumaqidi:
Idk abt the method u said but i am pretty sure abt one thing abt WhereIsMyDroid. It can be removed with a wipe. Though yeah. U can set it up such tat if u lose it, u can remotely factory reset the phone which is always gd. With the gps feature well. And the remote factory reset, not sure if this will work. I just have to switch on air plane mode and remove the sim card which is both easily done without access to the phone.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dxppxd:
The option on the phone encrypts all data, even if accesible it can't be read without breaking the encryption first (ie you get lots of garbage like info).

The downside, you won't be able to flash stuff through recovery since recovery doesn't have a method to undo the encryption. Also, i don't think encryption is reversible, so think twice before you do it.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jumaqidi:
No it doesnt encrypt all data. The option in settings encrypt the PHONE such tat whenever u switch it on, u have to type a password. Unless u use an app or file on ur computer to encrypt all the data. Otherwise, it wun encrypt the data.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joex87:
Ok, thanks to all for the help... i wont endrypt it because i've read is irreversible, and if i dont like it i have to flash it again... so its not "that" secure to even worth the time...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jumaqidi:
Like i said. U have to think the chances of u losing ur fone versus the effort and time u nid to use to encrypt it and the chance of u forgetting the password. And also having to type the password everytime u reboot.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] milkytron:
Is it possible? I have a lumia 521 for metro that I'm currently using to work on apps but my family plan is on AT&T. I'm coming from android so is there a ROM I have to flash to use a sim card for them?
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
SIM unlock and ROM flashing rarely have anything to do with one another. SIM unlock (depending on the locking carrier) may be free, have a nominal cost, be only available on the grey market online, or be utterly unavailable at this time.

Be aware that AT&T uses different cellular bands than T-Mobile / MetroPCS. Make sure that the phone will work on AT&T first! You may find that you're unable to get any speed better than EDGE...
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] milkytron:
The bands are all the same so I'll try finding a SIM unlock, thanks.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rushyang:
Guys, I am looking for unlocking my Nokia Lumia 521 which is tied with the T-Mobile. I got it couple of days back when I came to US couple of days back, but I am based out in India and not been able to use it with the Indian Carriers.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thals1992:
Please read the FAQ... There aren't any ROMs that ignore the SIM locking mechanism. You'll need to either call T-Mobile (or MetroPCS for the OP) or purchase an unlock code from various online sites.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] OctaviusMaximus:
Hey guys,

So I was wondering, where would I go about buying the S4 developer edition since it's on back order on Samsung's website. Is that the only place or can I go through some other vendor/Verizon/etc.? It's been on backorder for a while and I don't see any updates as to when it's coming back.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Toddricks:
Samsung is the only place it is offered for sale. Unless you find someone willing to give theirs up.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] golfcartguy:
Hello to all.

I attempted to flash a Boost mobile native galaxy s3 running 4.1.2 to Pageplus last night. Got voice and text working fine, however, cannot get data up and running, even 1x.

Loaded Pageplus Prl, and tried to *228 to no avail. Also tried manually change the settings in the paid version of cdmaws, under the 'evdo' section.

The S3 thread was closed, so I thought I would post here, and see if anyone could point me in the right direction? If this is the wrong section, please advise, and I will be happy to post there.

I also read that there is a way to obtain 3g without using a donor, and I thought it may be similiar to sprint to boost flashing using wifi, but that did not work either.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Be well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] golfcartguy:
Anyone???

*Anyone? Wrong section, or does no one know?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mrhunter13:
I no how
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] golfcartguy:
Ok, then - how?

Well, would you share how to?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] golfcartguy:
I know it can be done, however, it seems no one wants to share...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] golfcartguy:
Ok guys, its Christmas, anyone? How about just the steps to actually pull needed keys?

(Have tried flashing a Page plus 3g profile, and updating the profile over wifi. Nothing, still 1x)

Merry Christmas to all either way!

Be well,

John
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mrhunter13:
if anybody needs help flashing there phone Im here
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] golfcartguy:
I could definitely use a hand!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jay7264:
aaa keys

the reason nobody is really willing to help is because its a drawn out process ive been flashing phones to pageplus and verizon for years and what happens is after its flashed if you dont pay your bill in a timely manner your data will stop working. and guess what the LAST PERSON TO WORK ON IT IS now MaRrIed to that dam phone meaning that all subsequent issues get blamed on the last person that touched it. i wont even do it for free anymore due to [a holes] acting/feeling entitled
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] golfcartguy:
Ok
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mrhunter13:
its not that long to of a process to do the Verizon phones to page plus its the sprint phones to boost is
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] golfcartguy:
Ok. Will you help me out with the steps? Or, point me in the direction to find the steps? Or? Can I "donate" for help with the steps?

I tried flashing my daughter's S2 (sprint native) to straight talk, as I forgot to check the esn prior to buying a network access card. And wouldn't you know, it was a bad esn with sprint.

So, if anyone can help me out today, or tonight. Please let me know.

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mrhunter13:
I can get your phone working on straight talk ...I pm u
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linucksrox:
Hi, I've been trying to google this for a while, but can't seem to find what I need.

I just installed the stock rooted deodexed rom from captain throwback: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1671395

specifically 5.07.651.6 Stock Rooted - Deodexed

Everything worked great. Then I installed CT's circle battery mod, a random quick settings mod, and a random advanced power menu mod, cleared cache and dalvik cache, and rebooted multiple times.

Now some system strings are strange, like when adjusting the normal volume, it says "Playing through bluetooth" although nothing is connected via bluetooth or headphones, etc. Also when you pull down the top bar, it used to say "click to enable USB debugging" or something like that, but now it just says "Select input method", although everything seems to still function properly.

Where can I find these corrupted system strings to adjust them back?

Thanks
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Captain_Throwback:
Just reflash the ROM. Not all of those old mods will work on the newest base. I believe there's some hex-editing that needs to be done in a framework file somewhere to fix that, but I don't know anymore than that.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linucksrox:
Thanks for the quick response. In that case, which mods would you recommend as far as getting circle battery mod, quick settings, and advanced power menu? Should I leave it alone if I don't want to corrupt the strings again?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Captain_Throwback:
I can't recommend any mods, as I haven't tested them. But the Circle Battery you should still be able to do yourself with UOT Kitchen. When it comes to APM & Quick Settings, that's where you're going to run into issues.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linucksrox:
Awesome. I'm pretty sure it didn't happen until the APM mod, so I'll abandon that one. Thanks again for your help.

Edit: reflashing worked, and I was able to bake the honeycomb circle battery using UOT kitchen, plus the quicksettings I got from tommytomatoe works great. I wonder if I could have fixed the original issue by reinstalling the original framework-res.apk, systemUI.apk, and/or com.htc.resources.apk instead of having to reflash the whole rom. I guess I'll find out next time :)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ianlarner:
Is anyone using SPB Diary on the Universal, I have it running on the Orange M5000, but i have a problem with it. It runs fine but then the icons down the left hand side that let you change to contacts/calender etc dissapear. As soon as these dissapear every second the program memory goes down by 0.03MB until it is all gone and the phone locks up.

You can even go into memory and watch it ticking down. To resolve the issue i can turn off SPB Diary and start it up again, but thats only if i catch it before all the memory has gone, and this does not free up the memory that has been used.

Has anyone seen this before or got a solution, i really like the program, but obviously won't be able to continue using it if it has this problem.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] simon_darley:
I Use SPB Pocket Plus (current beta) but did use the released version.

I personally dont like Diary much unless as a plug in to the SPB PP application, to keep the tabs across the top simple and efficient and not take up to much real estate.

I also use SPB Weather, and also run it as a plug in to SPB PP.

I have never encountered the problem that you are referring to, even when I did run it as a seperate application by itself.

Do you have the latest release?

Also note that I dont think it promotes Diary as being WM2005 release, it just happens to work.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] hrb:
I too was a user of Spb Diary. Switched meanwhile to SBSH Pocketbrreze with Contactbreeze and iLauncher. The perfect combination IMO

Cheers

hrb

See here

http://www.sbsh.net/forums/index.php?act=idx
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ianlarner:
Yes i have downloaded the latest build, as far as i'm aware, and this is apparently compatiable with Windows Mobile 5
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ianlarner:
Well i went for SPB Diary as i was buying SPB Finance at the same time so i got a small discount, for the same reason i did not test the software before buying it!

I will probably look at breeze if this fails to work out.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] sub69:
Pocket Breeze has far, far more options, and infinitely better support via the SBSH Forums, However, it is currently slower than SPB Diary (especially for screen rotation). Hopefully the new release of PB due out soon will solve this issue though...
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ianlarner:
I must say i was quite impressed with Pocketbreeze after looking at it on their site, I've had a response back from SPB support that hinted towards the fact it may be because i have installed it onto the SD Card, can you install pocketbreeze onto the SD Card with no problems?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] astage:
You can install it to SD-card and it will work fine. However, it will put a couple of smallish library files in main memory, and they should stay there, otherwise you may have problems with the Today screen when the Universal is turned on - since the SD-card will be powered down and take a while to power on again.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmk92:
Hello guys, I am running Android off SdCard because my HD+ has a dead emmc, I recently discovered that I can read and write to it using root explorer, does that mean that there's a chance that I could somehow recover it?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] talha970:
how can you access your emmc? the (emmc-less) rom that verygreen made used our sdcards as the emmc :confused: I think that what you are seeing is a portion of your sdcard not your emmc
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HiddenG:
Hello,

I've seen your other thread here at XDA, and I'm not trying to be offensive, but I think you maybe confused with EMMC, Pure SD install and the term "dead EMMC". Apologies I didn't reply to your other thread earlier; I did/do not have much time. Please note, I do not indent to be offensive at all, just trying to put facts together; to hopefully ease you to achieve your solution.

For starters, I don't think your EMMC is "dead"; else you would have a difficult time booting your tablet up (I'd be surprised if a Nook turned on with a dead EMMC), even if you're purely installed on an SD card. Personally what I think is going on, you stated in the other thread your friend gave you this Nook. Your friend thought he (assuming he's male) could install CyanogenMod on his Nook, but unfortunately he couldn't. Effectively, he thought he had "bricked" or damaged his Nook; at this point it was not working the way he intended, and couldn't boot into CyanogenMod. He turned to you for help, or you stepped in, as your more "technical" with this stuff. Of course, I could be wrong. You knew you wouldn't be able to fix this, but you could use an alternative way to boot CyanogenMod; using only a SD card.

Not bad idea, but I'm quite confident that your EMMC is not "dead" and that you can install CyanogenMod on your internal storage without a SD card being required for boot. Apologies if my assumptions contain mistakes, I only completed reading the thread after posting the above.

I was going to post some suggestions and write up some guides, but before I do, please may I ask a question? You said you're using Root Explorer? Where is this? On your stock ROM on internal/EMMC, on a CyanogenMod build on EMMC, or on Pure SD? If you're booting using purely a SD card, and have Root Explorer running, you can edit files because it's editing files on your SD card, not your EMMC (although it may say internal, a pure SD install "emulates" the internal storage).

Again, please reply with the answer(s). I'll do my best to assist. Also, just a quick note; it's not necessary to make two threads. You could have still used your earlier thread.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] talha970:
I think you are quite wrong.The lagfix app bug actually does kill the emmc what hes using is an emmc-less rom that verygreen created for all the users who were affected by the emmc bug. This rom doesnot use the emmc at all it treats the sdcard as the emmc
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HiddenG:
Ahh, no problem. Thank you Talha, that cleared a few things for me. Haha, I've been missing from the latest developments on the Nook's.

Still, I hold my statement in this case, as the OP stated he can boot into EMMC recovery (source). So the EMMC is not dead. ;)
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmk92:
Thank you guys for the replies!

I am accessing the emmcs through Root explorer on a nonemmc ROM, so I could be accessing the SD card itself, makes perfect sense.

But if i boot up my tablet without an sd card, it goes to the internal EMMC recovery, in that recovery I can access the SD card, but can't mount the emmc itself. (it says E: error can't mount /emmc/

This is weird because I've always though the recovery and ROM resie on the emmc.

Please pardon my ignorance guys. :P
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HiddenG:
No problem, haha. Is the recovery on your EMMC ClockWorkMod or TeamWin Recovery? If either of these, and you can boot into them; then may be I have a solution for you. Please let me know.

Also, have you tried flashing a ROM using your EMMC recovery? I'm pretty sure you have, and I'm assuming an error was presented? Let me know. ;)
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmk92:
Without an sd card inside the Nook, it boots straight to CWM recovery. I tried flashing " cm-10.2-20131207-NIGHTLY-ovation.zip" first it gave me "E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/last_install E: failed to open last_install: no such directory or file" then it started running then it gave me a (status 0) error and then eventually aborting. I tried flashing the TWR, reports the same "last_install"errors like the ROM flash, then it finished really fast(around a second) reports a "Done..! Install from sdcard complete." but changes absolutely nothing (if i restart it goes back to CWM).
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] talha970:
I think that your emmc is working but your partitions are broken
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmk92:
So there's hope? :D What do you guys suggest I do
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
It is possible that your emmc is readable, but not writeable. I had an SD where that happened. It would act like it was writing and the PC would say successful, but when I ejected the SD and reinserted, it has not changed. Nothing I could do would revive the SD. I had to throw it away.

I suggest you use your noemmc ROM to explore emmc to see if you can change anything and have it stick after a reboot.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmk92:
Bits in SD cards have a certain lifespan, I believe between 10k-100k read/writes until they become unwritable. Some generic/defective cards have much less. So in your case it could've been an old/cheap brand SD card that happened to die. Although the eMMC shares these drawbacks, it has a much longer lifespan, and I highly doubt this the issue for the emmc.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmk92:
I attached to this post a dump of logs that I have collected from my Nook. I see a bunch of "unknown partition table" in there, so could that be the problem? Does that mean that a partition fix should solve my problem?(I've read about lots of devices revived from broken partition tables).

What if this is the issue for most people and not a dead eMMC chip? If this theory proves to be true maybe many nooks will be brought back from the dead.

It's times like these that I wish that I was more experienced with such low level stuff :P I barely know the terminology so again, please ignore my ignorance.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmk92:
Sorry for the mult-posts, why did you leave meeh out to dry :( I am willing to try anything on my Nook if it has a chance to get back to life.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sherip:
Is yours like this? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44842492&highlight=partition#post44842492

Sent from HD+ MAG2GA CM 10.2 from SD