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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XDASlash64:
Hi guys, im new here..

Uhmmm .. i got Samsung SC-02C(NTT Docomo) from Japan

I inserted my PH Sim card and it needs a network code so i can unlock my phone.

but I searched in this forum of Unrooting this phone but the kernel version is unknown. BTW, here's my specs of my GS2

Model number: SC-02C

Android Version: 4.0.3

Baseband version: SC02COMMP7

Kernel Version: 3.0.15-1233969

se.infra@SEI-32 #3

SMP PREEMPT Wed Jul 10 18:50:0 KST 2013

Build number: IML74K.OMMP7

.ok, that is.. i need to root and unlock it for free because im still a teen .. no money .. hehe

i tried to search its compatible kernel version to root. but nothing.. i need help from you guys..

and teach mo how to root my GS2 :D

thnx in advance!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] surferbum:
Hi

I am a noob but this worked for me i used the Galaxy S Repair app. get it on play or market and follow the instructions. hope it works for u as it did me.

Root your phone using all the guides on these forums
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nerys71:
I found out this is because I attempted to flash a "deodex" mod on my "odex" rom

SO I am working myself up to "wiping" the phone and starting from scratch (batt life is horrendouse so I think I got something "hinky" going on somewhere and its about time to clean house anyway.

PROBLEM. I know sometimes when you factory reset "stuff" lingers. for example on my note II a factory reset did not remove the nexus camera I installed (for photosphere)

how do I insure all mods etc.. are "wiped" so that the deodex mod I tried to install (CRT mod) is GONE ??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] micmars:
Best to flash from TWRP either one of the two stock roms with root added from freeza, or go way back to stock using Odin and installing stock MJ4 from Skunk Ape's thread. At that point you can re-root, flash recovery and knock yourself out with any of the terrific roms on the dev forum. The latter is the longest route but leaves you with the cleanest slate.

Sent from my SM-N900P using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MobDad:
If you are rooted and installing a ROM, after setting it up the way you like it, ALWAYS do a Nandroid BU. It only takes 5-10 minutes but it saves a ton of time from having to do a factory reset when adding a rogue mod or making an error at 3AM. You then can just go to your preferred recovery (Mine is TWRP, some like CWM) and restore from your BU. Your Nandroid is your life saver when rooting.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nerys71:
can do one the "first" time since the first time is screwing around figuring out what you "want" to keep. my process is this

new phone. root flash configure

PLAY. play play play. figure out what I want what I need what is bad.

wipe it out. do it again leaving out the don't need and bad and then make a backup.

I am at the "wipe it out" stage :)
[HTC One X] NickDunn:
Thanks mate. ;)
[HTC One X] parkentosh:
I've been using ART since CM11 release (tested Dalvik too) and I have to admit that it is pretty smooth and stable. Apps load faster. Phone boots faster. Some apps seem to be causing less heat than on Dalvik. I have around 60 apps installed from play store and all of them seem to work (No FC's).
[HTC One X] Souldrinker:
Well, I'd say it's not really dalvik 2.0, but rather another approach to running the apps. Dalvik uses JIT (just-in-time) compilation which uses less memory when run (since only parts of the apps are compiled from byte code and read into memory at a time) and less space on the phone memory. ART on the other hands precompiles the apps to native code upon install, making the install take longer and use more space, but then goes faster and lighter on the cpu and reduces "micro-lag" since there's no need to jit compile, but is heavier on the memory. Here's a good comparison: http://www.infinum.co/the-capsized-...ntroducing-the-new-android-runtime-in-kit-kat
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
deleted because already mentioned one post above haha...
[HTC One X] raminjpr:
Thanks a lot for your valuable comment on ART ..:)

As I said earlier, i'm a newbie to Android...but i love to explore it ...Your comment will be really helpful for the Readers here...Thanks for sharing...:) :)

If I've done mistake in the post, feel free to add your comment...
[HTC One X] AkFatherof4nCounting:
Noob question, and sorry if I missed it in your OP, is it only implemented in 4.4? Is it something that can be used with say, 4.3.1?
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
only in 4.4 and only will be there!
[HTC One X] AkFatherof4nCounting:
Thank you, I can't wait to try it out once the new 4.4 roms stabilize.
[HTC One X] raminjpr:
ART is soon gonna dominate Android...:)

Read some news online saying that ART is gonna replace Dalvik completely...It's gonna happen very soon, which sounds great as ART is better than Dalvik in every way and if it's gonna be compatible with every thing, it's gonna be great...

Few more steps for ART evolution...it's not gonna take a long time...wait for few weeks/month..:) :)
[HTC One X] Dr. NAC:
Thanx.
[HTC One X] khairulez:
Thanks for useful info...
[HTC One X] mcwong644:
Not all 4.4 devices have ART as an option. The Samsung Note 3 stock 4.4 does not run ART.
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
Yea the most phones like HTC etc may have that option but it won't work as the most frameworks of sense or touchwiz or so aren't optimized yet for art so it will break ROM or it won't be included at first

Gesendet von meinem One X mit Tapatalk
[HTC One X] gooniegoogoo2:
Attempted to use on BigPart XOOM 4G LTE CM11 ....major issues

FYI.....

Attempted to convert to ART on freshly redone BigPart-ed XOOM 4G LTE with TWRP 2.6.3.0 BigPart and Cyanogenmod 11.....alas....caused a ton of issues.

The main issue being the AndroidUI files......with warning pop-ups occurring every other second. Rebooted multiple times and same issue occurred.

Ah well......the fact my XOOM is running KitKat at all (and well at that) with full 4G LTE data and able to broadcast to my ChromeCast is a minor miracle unto itself.
[HTC One X] blackst225:
there may be problems when i often switch from Dalvic to art and the other way around?

Because in my case ART is very laggy and i don`t no why. All apps still open and no Force close as well.. so whats the reason?

I have read that the start-up time is very long by switching on ART. But it was really fast. Is anything wrong with my phone or rom?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nerys71:
on my note II was was able to flash the Nexus camera onto my phone so I had two camera's and two galleries.

Can I do this on my note III ? I want the google photosphere (Samsungs version kind of sucks)

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Mansevolver:
Here is the link. Use this link with your handset. Download it, and install. This is Android 4.3 Camera and photo .APK.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/6dmujabx6nkfzue/com.google.android.gallery3d.apk
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nerys71:
Wow. You rock. Works great so far and dont even have to flash it! I wonder is there any way to get the original s3 camera working alongside. You know when burst mode actually worked :) I keep a non upgraded s3 handy just for burst :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Mansevolver:
You're very welcome, friend. Here to help. It can be removed & installed just like any other app. So can many other .APKs.

I personally use stock Android 4.3 E-mail, photo gallery, and camera app. And even a 4.4 KitKat SMS.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nerys71:
any idea if its possible for me to run side by side the S3 original camera? I really want my burst mode but on newer s3 firmware and note 2/3 firmware samsung totally screwed up the burst mode such that its nearly useless :(
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] jok3sta:
i new to this whole pocket pc thing, and i found this site and started upgrading my t-mobile mda. first i upgraded the rom to the k-jam upgrade and everything worked fine. then i started messing with the registry with registry wizard. that was fine also. but as soon as i hit the edge icon tweak, i can no longer connect to gprs. i get a msg saying

"Cannot connect. make sure your phone is turned on, or tap settings to check your connection settings. "

can anyone help me. i didnt alter the settings from when it was working so im unsure of what the problem is. any help is greatly appreciated
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ethorn:
sounds like ou ahve been doing a fair amount of tweaking. Even in the registry. Are you sure it was the Edge icon tweak that did it as my Cingular 8125 is running 2.16.9.1WWE and I have made that change and mine works fine. My wonder is if one of the previous changes didn't take affect until a reload or a new program load, and that is what actually caused the problem. I loaded some cingular cabs yesterday and it broke activesync.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] jok3sta:
yah i know. but even after i restored my original registry settings i still cannot connect. when i try to connect, the window that shows gprs is trying to connect flashes 2x then it reads the msg i posted. any ideas
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ethorn:
none here... I hope someone else can help, or you can hard reset and try to do the changes slowly soft reset a couple of times after each change until you figure out which one cased it. Each change including installed programs.

Sorry
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] nickbarb:
mine does the same thing and I have been able to get it to connect without reset. Tap your signal bar on screen and turn on flight mode than turn off it will reset connections. It happens after every sync or charge for me and once we are able to unlock the cid and install the cing ext rom it might go away.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] jok3sta:
i actually just got rid of the program and it works now
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingdarius01:
I am on android 4.2.2 and would like to update my device to 4.3, but every time I tried to install the update that is being pushed by at&t, i got an error message stating " installation failed" please help..

My phone is a GS4 at&t running android 4.2.2 baseband version 1337UCUAMF3

My phone is rooted, but i need to unroot and factory reset so that i can return it to Samsung for warranty purposes.
[Xoom Android Development] admiral70:
I have a first generation xoom with Verizon radio. Running teameos 4.2.2 And this are running slow. Things take a second or two after touching them.

Looking for a recommendation on roms.

Also, wondering do I have wingray or stingray and does it matter if not using vzw data and wireless only?

Thanks all.
[Xoom Android Development] notbrodie:
this didn't belong here.

to answer your question, you have a stingray. if you're not worried about mobile data, you can run wingray roms just fine.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Xoom Android Development] admiral70:
Thank you and sorry for posting wrong location.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bala1guru:
my phone getting switched off while charging mostly 99% occurs during night..in morning only i notice my phone switched off,i reboot it..it shows everything normal ,battery normal..i m using omega latest version aokp based rom
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jeetu:
Try to reflash your rom again or try other rom.
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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Gragodine:
Okay, I don't normally post. In fact I always normally find solutions using the search, but I am out of options and at my wits limit.

I have an 8gb nook tablet which I loaded up with CM7. After I booted it up I reformatted the SD card to start fresh.

Upon restarting the tablet It would no longer boot into CM7 and would instead get stuck on CWM.

"No problem I thought, Ill just re-flash it from my SD card" But when I went to install it from SD card it told me

it couldn't mount the SD card. I rebooted and again landed in recovery which yielded the following messages

E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/command

E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/log

E:Can't open /cache/recovery/log

E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/last_log

E:Can't open /cache/recovery/last_log

I already tried the B&N8gb/16gb .img that restores the tablet to stock but that was a no go.

I then tried to make a bootable SD card using the CM7 alpha but that also did not work

After I tried to use the Ubuntu recovery to 1.4.0 but realized that it was only for the 16gb nook

I got what I think is ADB going on windows following this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1474956

So I could try this solution

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1513583

But I can't for the life of me figure out what I need to type into CMD. It's been 3 days. I have never been so lost and confused in my life.

Pleas kind strangers of XDA. Help me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jerber:
Hi! I would like to learn a good setting for improve my screen quality, my phone is a year old (a little more)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrgnex:
Search for [MENTION=2853378]Nephilim[/MENTION] his thread. He has some good values. Here are mine using the free Trickster mod app:

Contrast: 0

Gamma adjustment: 0

Gamma offset

Red: -4

Green: 0

Blue: 5

Color multiplier

Red: 140

Green: 140

Blue: 212
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hailwind:
Hn.. got a few Trickster settings for ya. These'll go for most ROM/kernel combos. Had one of the screens with the dingy yellow-whites.

So an aged amoled (a year is good enough to fit in such a catagory tbh) might benefit most from these.

Contrast: -7

Gamma: +7

Gamma Offsets-

Red: 0

Green: 0

Blue: 7

Multipliers-

Red: 217

Green: 207

Blue: 327

If using a kernel with Trinity colors (since there's no Gamma control) , Contrast Offset should be -24 and Red & Green in Multipliers should be lowered 20 points.

If using mpokang, up Red & Green by 30 points.

Note: If you're using a kernel that has UV controls, and an Auxiliary (I think it was called) section where the MMC and Regulator stuff goes.. there's one control that affects the screen display. It's default voltage is around 3200 I think. Anyways, if lowered to 2850, Gamma/Contrast and such will be heavily affected. These are my Trickster settings after undervolting this... anomaly:

Contrast: Low as possible

Gamma: +10

Gamma Offsets-

Red: 4

Green: 4

Blue: 11

Multipliers-

Red: 278

Green: 264

Blue: 378

All Multiplier values can be lowered or raised relative to each other, depending how much brightness one prefers.

Hope this helps a bit!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
Wow, thanks!

Can't believe this worked out so well:

Contrast: -24

Gamma: 0

Gamma Offsets-

Red: 0

Green: 0

Blue: 7

Multipliers-

Red: 197

Green: 187

Blue: 327

And just as I was about to finally give in to upgrading when last week I was comparing my GN display next to my bro's N5 and yes I know it's not even a close/fair match up, but I never thought my display was really that bad, it was like completely yellow.

Now the whites really look white even when putting my GN up next to my 60" Sharp quattron 240hz LED TV set at full backlight.

LOL
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jerber:
Thanks guys!, I can't test those options completely cuz I'm on official CM10.2 and I just have 2 types of settings

*Colour Calibration R-G-B from 0% to 100%

*Gamma correction R-G-B from -20 to 20

What I should do?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrgnex:
Are you using the option in settings? If yes then download trickster mod from the play store. If you still cant set any color calibration just flash a custom kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Max94h:
I'm using Nephilim settings with a few modifications:

Contrast: - 15

Gamma: 5

Red: 6

Green: 4

Blue: 11

Color multipliers

Red 270

Green 250

Blue 340

Inviato dal mio Galaxy Nexus utilizzando Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jerber:
Yes, I'm using the option in settings (Official CM10.2)

Trickster Mod has the color option but just the pro version :/

I'm facing some problems with CM10.2 (insane battery drain from "phone", inclusive in Idle mode, more that 40% in just one night :/...) so, Im thinking switch again to stock rom, maybe 4.1, so, there's some good kernel for 4.1 that include color settings?, Im tired of 4.3 problems...really!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
Thanks!

I think for now I prefer using your settings, they seem like a better compromise especially for a user like myself that has never changed any display color settings before, it still gives me the slightest warm whites, but not at all yellowish like it had been previously.

Guess my eyes need to get use to not seeing completely yellow whites first, then perhaps the ultra white settings I previously tested will be easier to view.

BTW

I'm running:

4.1.2 PA 2.57 ROM

Zen V10 kernel
[Sony Xperia ZL] pm2gonzales:
I flashed SPECIFICALLY the latest DoomKernel from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2405925 and when I put my phone in recovery it shows up as C6603 yuga, instead of C650X odin. I checked my build.prop and everything is normal, how can I fix this? It's preventing me from flashing certain ROMs.

EDIT: I'm running Dual CWM/TWRP Recovery for the ZL.
[Sony Xperia ZL] scifan:
Flash a partial stock FTF for your phone? (you don't have to wipe it, just flash the kernel - I think that would do it for you...)
[Sony Xperia ZL] pm2gonzales:
Turns out it was the dual recovery that makes it show up as C6603 yuga. Only like this in recovery
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] sting0387:
Hey guys, long time lurker here. I just got finished tinkering around with my galaxy gear over the last 2 days (got it for xmas =)) and I figured out a way to get internet tethering working on a non rooted stock note 3. I will post a quick guide shortly. I'm not very good at writing them and I am assuming you know how to root and install/sideload apps by yourself either with wondershare or adb commands. Will be up shortly =)
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] sting0387:
I used EasyTether for this as I had purchased it awhile ago and they had a bluetooth tablet app that I could use. I have not tried this with PDANet/FoxFi but I am pretty sure it should work as it is a similar setup.

-- Setting Up

0. Plug your galaxy gear into the cradle and you should be running Null rom and have usb debugging/unknown sources enabled...

1. Start by downloading the reverse usb tethering app from xda

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1371345

2. Use WonderShare or adb push to install

HackConnectivityService.apk

installed.apk

3. Open the newly installed "USB Tunnel" app on your galaxy gear

4. Start up AndroidTool.exe on your pc and hit the connect button

5. After about 20 seconds your gear should prompt for a superuser access screen. Go ahead and hit ok or grant access

6. After the connection is made you should now be able to open the google play store and sign into your gmail account. If google account manager crashes, continue on to the next step and try again after step 11.

7. On your galaxy gear goto the regular android settings screen and click on the Xposed section. Click on framework and go ahead and update/install the framework and reboot the galaxy gear.

8. With the galaxy gear now rebooted, go into the android settings -> xposed -> and this time hit the modules button. Scroll down and click on the hackconnectivity application. With that app now enabled go ahead and reboot the galaxy gear again. (not sure if necessary but I think I recall it saying it has to be rebooted)

9. With the gear now properly setup return to the android settings -> xposed -> modules -> hackconnectivity and click on the WIFI button.

10. Your galaxy gear will now assume its internet connection will always be wifi even if connected via usb or bluetooth

11. You should be now able to sign into your gmail account by click on the playstore icon if you were not able to before.

-- Getting Tethering Working

12. Using either the PlayStore or sideloading the Amazon Appstore - download Easytether on your phone - and on your galaxy gear install the Easytether Tablet application.

13. Open the Easytether application on your phone and and select Bluetooth Tethering

14. On your galaxy gear open the EasyTether Tablet app and select your phone from the list of devices on the bottom of the screen. After the connection is established your galaxy gear should now be online with bluetooth and feel free to remove it from the charing cradle.

15. I was able to install Netflix on my watch, login, and start an episode of Star Trek while I was writing this for you guys. I hope this gets you guys online with your watches! =)
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] almulder1092:
I will have to check this out and let ya know if I can get it to work. I switched to an international rom just to get native Bluetooth tethering. This will be a nice option for others that don't have a working solution

Nice work and write up.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] fOmey:
This is a nice work around ! Although you should simply only have to load the xposed module & activate tethering by what ever means you choose. A few of these steps are not required.

I think I might include this xposed module by default in my rom to save you guys the hassle. If this is confirmed working someone please send me a PM and I will include it by default.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] snake65:
Doesn't seem to work after reboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] fOmey:
Need to be re-enabled upon reboot.

It appears your from AUS tho, you shouldnt have to use this..
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] snake65:
Yes but iam using Skynote rom on my note2 to get the note 3 features and at the moment it doesnt have bluetooth tether.

Cheers.

John
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Eric_Hooper:
I can confirm that it works. I'm on stock ATT Note 3. All the steps weren't required like you said. I loaded the module and installed easytether on both the gear and phone.