yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hawaiihemd:
Could be a couple of reasons, depending on the error you get.

It was reported a few pages back, that the AOSP.zip produces a system partiton apparently too small for lollipop roms. So I suggest you try the Samsung.zip and try again.

Also it just could be that your recovery is too old. I suggest you use latest TWRP recovery.

--- Edit ---

Judging from this post it could be that TWRP on GS3 doesn't have "parted" binary either. That would mean this zip does not work.

In case, if recovery is the culprit, you would have to use PhilZ to use this script, then update to latest TWRP, and then install your desired ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jamesvinz19:
I used Philz Recovery to flash the other zip (for samsung ones). And yeah! It worked! :fingers-crossed: Thank you for the help! My phone's now revived!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hubik82:
Is this repartition script also suitable for Galaxy S3 LTE 16GB (GT-I9305)?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] forumber2:
I think it is, but first find the correct PIT file for GT-I9305, then try repartition script.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hubik82:
Thanks for quick answer. I found that the partition table is a bit different....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hubik82:
Can you tell me how to edit your script? i9305 has different Partition Table...

[B]i9300 Partition Table[/B]

Model: MMC VTU00M (sd/mmc)
Disk /dev/block/mmcblk0: 15.8GB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: gpt

Number Start End Size File system Name Flags
1 4194kB 8389kB 4194kB BOTA0
2 8389kB 12.6MB 4194kB BOTA1
3 12.6MB 33.6MB 21.0MB ext4 EFS
4 33.6MB 41.9MB 8389kB PARAM
5 41.9MB 50.3MB 8389kB BOOT
6 50.3MB 58.7MB 8389kB RECOVERY
7 58.7MB 92.3MB 33.6MB RADIO
8 92.3MB 1166MB 1074MB ext4 CACHE 101
9 1166MB 2777MB 1611MB ext4 SYSTEM 1612
10 2777MB 3364MB 587MB ext4 HIDDEN 15.0
11 3364MB 3372MB 8389kB OTA 8000
12 3372MB 15.8GB 12.4GB ext4 USERDATA 13.9

[B]i9305 Partition Table[/B]

Model: MMC MAG4FB (sd/mmc)
Disk /dev/block/mmcblk0: 15.8GB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: gpt

Number Start End Size File system Name Flags
1	4194kB	8389kB	4194kB	BOTA0
2	8989kB	12.6MB	4184kB	BOTA1
3	12.6MB	33.6MB	21.0MB	ext4	EFS
4	33.6MB	37.7MB	4194kB	M9KEFS1
5	37.7MB	41.9MB	4194kB	M9KEFS2
6	41.9MB	46.9MB	4194kB	M9KEFS3
7	46.1MB	54.5MB	8389kB	PARAM
8	54.5MB	62.9MB	8389kB	BOOT
9	62.9MB	71.3MB	8389kB	RECOVERY
10	71.3MB	164MB	92.3MB	fat16	RADIO
11	164MB	432MB	268MB	ext4	TOMBSTONES
12	432MB	1506MB	1074MB	ext4	CACHE
13	1506MB	3116MB	1611MB	ext4	SYSTEM
14	3116MB	3704MB	587MB	ext4	HIDDEN
15	3704MB	3712MB	8389kB	OTA
16	3712MB	15.8GB	12.0GB	ext4	USERDATA

EDIT:

Ok, I found it by myself and succefully repartitioned i9305. I'll post repartition script and PIT file later :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hubik82:
AOSP Repartition script and PIT file ONLY FOR i9305 - EXTRA 2.15 GB on user partition.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 863:
HELP

I flashed aospv2 but I want to recovery now
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RajeshVV:
Tried flashing PIT and was unsuccessful. Not sure if the data partition is intact and if so how to know its presence and the status of it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Android-Banjarmasin:
Full wipe after flash, (Clean to install a new ROM), then install again
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danielcuervog:
Hello everyone, I have a question: Is possible use with dual boot? I'm using official CM11 with arter97's back-to-n00t ROM. I'm very interested in this resource.

EDIT: I installed the latest stable CM11 with Boeffla Kernel, and also tried this re-partition method. Everything goes perfect.

Sorry for my bad english.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] voldomart13:
So I've done a tiny bit of work on this for the I747 aka ATT model. The only problem is under our partition table cache is after userdata and I don't know how to reclaim the data from the resized cache partition into userdata partition. Attached are the (for TESTING ONLY DO NOT FLASH) edited cwm file to potentially repart the blocks and a text file containing the i747 partition table.

View attachment repart_16GB_SGH-I747_CWM.zip

View attachment partitions.txt
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xvivo:
Hello, has anyone tried this partition mod with the new MM CM13 roms? Is the system partition big enough for them (AOSP zip version / regular version)?

I want to clean install Temasek's UNOFFICIAL CM 13 rom after this mod. Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fonfox:
Thats Temasek CM13 needed space
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xvivo:
Thank you! So I guess the initial zip for samsung roms or an edited AOSP version with system bigger than 800mb is the way to go.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ansh1996:
Hello, i tried to flash the AOSPv2 file from the OP on my 16 GB I9300.

The Flash completed successfully using arter97's philz touch recovery. I followed the procedure exactly. Actually, i modified the updater binary to give 850 mb to system and 200 mb to cache. I have attached the file below.

After following the procedure, i flashed TWRP recovery 3.0.0-0, which also flashed successfully. I booted into TWRP and tried to flash my ROM (Temasek's Unofficial CM13 V4.6). The flash procedure ended up in an "error 7".

Also there's a line in the long which says "Failed to Mount /System (Invalid Argument)". Right now my device is sitting in recovery and i dont really know what to do next.

Any reply would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hawaiihemd:
I don't know tha error code from TWRP. I would probably try repartintioning using the sammy zip and try again as I suspect the rom needing more space during flash. Just a hunch though.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ansh1996:
Yes, the temasek ROM does take more space than allotted in the unmodified zip AOSPv2. I calculated that system takes approx 770 MB, so i edited it and gave cache 200MB And system 850MB. but it showed the error as described above.

After this i tried to flash the unmodified zip from OP, It succeeded but the ROM flash still ended with the same error.

I have also tried official CM13, but that also gave the same error. I''m back to normal partition now.

But i would really like the extra space so if anyone can help me, please do :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hawaiihemd:
Yes I had already gotten that. Thought it might still not be enough during flash...

Can you manually mount system in twrp?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ansh1996:
Yes, but only before flashing the ROM, after flash it fails to mount back up
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xvivo:
The original zip (not the AOSP) one worked fine for me. I also tried one with 100mb cache and 990mb system, but it did not work. For temasek 5.0.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danielcuervog:
I have a problem, when I download games with additional files, it can't install because the "cache" partition is less than 100 MB. Anyone can make a new repartition with 128 MB in cache at least, please? I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 I9300 16 GB.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lanchon:
you can now easily do this just by flashing a zip in recovery, and without wiping your data.

https://github.com/Lanchon/REPIT
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hawaii_Beach:
Updated guide: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/general/guide-partition-device-using-repit-t3350229
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Djeypi:
Hi! Will this work on S4? Thank you!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hawaiihemd:
Not as is! But if you check the last few pages, you could probably learn how to roll your own custom pit file for your device.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lanchon:
google lanchon repit, follow procedure to request port to your device.

please have a rationale for wanting to repartition!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Djeypi:
Thanks... I just want to have more space for my apps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hellsingoff:
Hi all.

Sorry for my bad English, but this script may be very important for you!

Based on script by topic starter, but have very useful additions:

CM13&sammy ROMs support (1611 mb /system)

F2FS support (200 mb /cache)

TWRP-flashable (parted binary is included in .zip)

Any GB storage support (16, 32, 64? Yes!)

Check filesystems on errors after complete (and try to fix)

Script used by 100+ people on Russian forum 4PDA, it's work at WELL!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Android-Banjarmasin:
this repartition has F2FS for all partition?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hellsingoff:
No. This makes the size of the /cache partition to 200 MB instead of 100 MB, as it was in the original script. This way you do not lose the opportunity to format any partition to F2FS. Change your file system will enable the newest TWRP, for example. (3.0.2-1 version)

This implementation (which leaves the option to choose f2fs, but does not give it the default) is made to the script is suitable for use ext4, and for those wishing F2FS.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Android-Banjarmasin:
ooh I see :v thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] medohatem:
thnx man for great guide

i want to revent to stock PIT but my pc no longer dectect my phone

if it possible to back to stock PIT without odin please tell me how ???!!!!
[MENTION=4473547]forumber2[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hellsingoff:
Without the "Odin" can not do, I think. I can write a script to return about the size of a standard partition, but they will still differ by a few kilobytes.

You can, of course, to pull information about the standard layout up to the cylinder and to write a script all the measuring cylinder, and not volumes - it will be closer to the original. But the service center, and such people will still notice that the sections have been changed, for sure.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Teracotta:
there is no parted binary attachment

I need this binary to read the partition table to make this script work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lanchon:
yes you can.

HERE - read the instructions.

you don't even need to wipe your phone.

please don't ask me questions, ask on the REPIT thread, somebody will probably answer.

and dont ask without reading!!!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Teracotta:
This is my table

14 113MB 1686MB 1573MB ext4 system
15 1686MB 30.3GB 28.7GB ext4 userdata
16 30.3GB 30.3GB 8389kB ext4 persist
17 30.3GB 31.2GB 881MB ext4 cache
18 31.2GB 31.2GB 10.5MB recovery
19 31.2GB 31.2GB 10.5MB fota

Recovery is in the middle of cache and FOTA. I want to remove FOTA, but I am flashing this script in PhilzRecovery. Won't this destroy the partition and corrupt the recovery while I'm using it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] irmas5:
Hi. This script works on i9300 pie rom? Thanks
[Nokia X] marphy7:
is it possible to flash nokia xl same as nokia x?
[Nokia X] Dom3616:
Yes, you just need to download and install Nokia X Manager.

However, which type of flashing are you asking about? :)
[Nokia X] AngSanley:
not Manager but Flasher
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] razamalik:
*2767*4387264636# wont work on my GT-I9305 and also the csc changer unable to chang csc code
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] spiderman07:
not working on my phone either....as for the CSC changer i flashed another CSC in CWM....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ayman El-Qasem:
hi guys, i've been searching all over the internet for a ROM for my hs-u970 (MT6589) but unfortunately I didn't find anything so does anyone have any suggestions?

one more thing,

I've been trying to install CWM on my hisense android using mtk droid and tools v2.5.3 but each time i connect the phone it doesn't detect it, and btw I do have root access and usb debugging is enabled and I installed the adb driver for my phone,so please help me.

Thanks,

For details on the phone specs: (www(dot)hisense(dot)es/index(dot)php/en/electronic/mobiles-all/u970(dot)html) ( replace (dot) with . )
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kiyo75:
Hello it looks here I hope it can be helpful to you

http://www.darksideteam.com/Tema-TUTORIAL-Root-y-CWM-Recovery-en-MTK65xx

and

http://www.darksideteam.com/Foro-Otros-m%C3%B3viles
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] CSt4r:
Hey I'm using this Rom http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/rom-zdroid-rom-v3-fast-stable-lite-t2563082

It's an 4.4.2 KK Rom and I searching a Custom Auto Call Recorder like this this Auto Record only based on 4.3 and doesn't work on 4.4.2 I have test it, could anyone help me?

And I need to a Mod for No SMS and MMS in Call Log.

Thanks Dude if you can help me :)
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] AndroidDeveloperLB:
Have you also tried this app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.enlightment.voicecallrecorder

It has a weird (even IOS style) UI, but someone told me it works.

I really hope to see a working solution too. None of the AOSP based roms I've found can record calls.

All AOSP roms I've found also don't support screen recording well, and don't support HDMI.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] CSt4r:
I dont want an App I want this :'(

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] MattBooth:
The guy provided you with a viable solution. You want the original mod, why don't you learn how to make it?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] olyloh6696:
Is there any significant effect on KitKat for our Nexus 4 disabling Location Services to improve battery life?

(I'm completely stock)

Can anyone please relate to past experiences?

Many thanks.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sidnoit22:
Disable it or switch to Device only. It does drain battery.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acejavelin:
I would disagree with you... I have tried High Accuracy (GPS/WiFI/mobile network), Battery Saving (WiFi and mobile network only), and Device only (GPS only), and seen little real difference in battery life, and only a small increase in battery life if location services are disabled completely.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sidnoit22:
Major point is it DOES affect your battery. Some users have different usage pattern some might has big drain and some of others will have less.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ITAdmin:
Hello all...

My first post here!

I found this site by googling the term "Bluetooth Toggle", which was presented to me by a Cingular CSR. Looks like a great place for information, so I know I will be hanging here often! :!:

What I want to know is, can audio files stored on the mini SD card in the phone be played VIA bluetooth to a bluetooth enabled car stereo I intend to buy (or any bluetooth device or receiver for that matter) to use as a handsfree kit? The radio is a Pioneer DEH-9800BT and will do the handsfree job well.

What I would like to accomplish is the elimination of carrying a portable MP3 player along with the phone as I do now! I have a wireless FM transmitter that I plug it into in the car and a second set of stereo speakers at my desk to listen to the audio files on the portable MP3 player. Can this new phone transmit the audio VIA bluetooth to the car stereo and also to my desk PC, with some type of bluetooth reciever/adapter/widget type device?

I haven't received the phone yet, but it should arrive in the next couple of days, so I'm trying to get a jump on getting it setup. Does anyone know if this phone can handle a 4GB Mini SD card or is there a limit on the size?

Thanks for any help!!

IT Admin :D
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] chrisredmayne:
Well... Im not sure about this BUT...

Has your car got a tape player? If so you can buy a cassette to IPod cnnecter and then a headphone socket adaptor to your phone. This would enable you to play your mp3s from your phone in your car.

Below is some ebay links that I used, the sellers have more of the same items still for sale.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....80022317035&rd=1&sspagename=STRK:MEWN:IT&rd=1

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=86535&item=150028343069

Hope this helps
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] porterx:
This is what I do. Works great. Of course you have to have a cassette player in your car. Another option is a FM modulator but I don't like them for at least 2 reasons. 1-It times out from inactivity so you tend to get blasted by static when getting reconnected and 2-It's another piece of equipment to flop around inside your car.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] tdoyle10:
Pioneer 9800bt

I bought a 9800bt, It does work with the wizard. However you have to manually connect BTAUDIO. The phone will auto connect but it is clunky. If you are listening to BTAUDIO from your phone and you receive a call the phone tells the radio and you can answer it on the radios remote. However when the call ends your BTAUDIO goes into chopper mode after that and you have to disconnect and reconnect.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ITAdmin:
Thanks for the quick replies!

I will post my results after I buy mine and install it, and of course, try to figure it out.

I just go the phone last night and it's complicated for my first PDA/Phone?PocketPC.

I am just now trying to figure out how to get my phonebook out of my 6340i and load it into the 8125... Whew.. :roll:

Thanks again! :D

ITAdmin
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ITAdmin:
Hello all...

I finally purchased an 8125 by extending my Cingular contract for 2 years and got it for $199.99. I looked everywhere for a good deal so I wouldn't have to do that, but no joy!

Anyway, as I said above, I also purchased a Pioneer DEH-9800BT in dash CD/MP3/WMA/Bluetooth receiver in my vehicle, and so far I am able to make calls through the stereo which is fantastic!

The only thing I found that I hope there is a way around is that when I beam my contacts from my phone to the Pioneer, the radio doesn't seem to like the format Outlook uses.

When I beam a contact, the number format in Outlook is like this; 1 (555) 555-1212, but the radio sees it like this; 1 555 555 1212 and spaces make the dialing stop. It appears the Pioneer doesn't recognize spaces, commas, dashes or parethesis characters and just makes a space where they were in the dial string!

Has anyone seen this issue on any other type of devices?

I would also like to add a 2GB MiniSD card and play audio VIA BT to the stereo, but I can't for the life of me figure out how??? The stereo says it can do it, but I think I need to add something to the 8125 to make it work!

I have searched this and other forums but I am even more confused on what I have to do. It looks like I have to add a A2DP to the 8125, but not sure how to do it, and I sure don't want to hose it up my first month. It's not like a PC where I can just blow it out and start over again, as from the reading I have done so far, I see some folks with bricks!

I have added all the specs from my phone below so I would appreciate if someone could point me in the right direction!

Thanks again!!

Tom

Cingular 8125

ROM Version: 2.25.11.1 WWE

ROM Date: 5/11/06

Radio Version: 02.25.11

Protocol Version: 4.1.13.12

ExtROM Version: 2.25.11.102

Hardware

CPU: OMAP850

Speed: 195Mhz

RAM Size: 64MB

Flash Size: 128MB

Flash Chip Type: M-Systems

Data Bus: 16 Bit

Storage Size: 47.46MB

LCD: 240X320

Colors: 65536
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] destinysmanchild:
scosche alternative

I bought a Scosche bluelife receiver and tried to make it work with my 8125, works terrific for only a few minutes and even that is after a rather stylus intensive setup everytime you get in the car.

I too have a pioneer unit (no cassette) and subsequently bought the $10 cd adapter cable on Ebay, and use a JustWireless 3.5 to 2.5 adapter with mic to connect it all together. Other than cables draped all over the car, it works awesome for calls and music. SOund quality is excellent.

An added benefit of the hard wire.... no a2dp puzzles to figure out either... That was a pain to get going on the 8125. Good luck.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wbeckle:
9800BT and Wizard

I have the pioneer 9800bt and a Qtek 9100 (Wizard). As said earlier I have to manually connect the phone to the deck either from the phone or deck. To do it from the deck the phone has to be "registered" with the deck.

After much research I found that the reason for the need for manual reconnection is due to the horrible bluetooth stack of the MS phones. The deck automatically detects and connects to my Blackberry 7290 and a friends Sony 910i.

BT Audio works fine, once the devices are connected just press Src to get to BT Audio and start playing from the phone. Unlike phone calls the phone does not initiate connection for audio playback.

I just orderd a Sony 990i to replace my Qtek.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] jklny:
I had the P990i for literally 2 days. I immediately sold it. With the latest ROM, the unit is slow and menu is clunky. I use Direct Push and with the RoadSync software, it's buggy. Hardly any software available.

Things I did like about the P990, it's slim to hold and light (but it's all thin plastic). The camera is the best I ever used on a phone. Sharp and clear. Bluetooth with the HBH-DS970 headphones were sweet but the volume wasn't as loud as I wanted. Screen was crisp with the smaller screen.

For phone features and bluetooth, it was excellent. For PDA use, it was useless (to me, anyways).

Overall, I'm glad I got the chance to play with it - now, I know how the unit performs and I won't have that 'wish I had it feeling'.

Good luck.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Puckster:
Jason langridge over at his MSDN Windows Mobile Blog Site recently posted some info about the new Parrot MK6000 Car Kit which incorporates A2DP Bluetooth Audio streaming. Its not exactly what you are after but its a good example of an out of box solution.

See Jason's post here: http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonlan/archive/2006/09/30/778362.aspx

and the link to the Parrot MK6000 product page here: http://www.parrot.biz/usa/products/parrotmk6000.

Cheers,

Chris
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wbeckle:
Bluetooth and Wizard

The Wizard can do all those things. As you can see from this thread there is a bit of incompatibility with the Pioneer 9800BT but it does work fully once manually connected.

For the PC all u need is a bluetooth adapter, I believe Windows already provides the headset profile so the phone can play to the PC also.

You may need to upgrade your ROM on the Wizard to get A2DP support.

I am not aware of a memory limit on the phone, I have a 2gig miniSD, the only reason I dont have a 4gig is because I couldnt find one at the time.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wbeckle:
9800BT does not dial spaces

I worked around the dial from phone book issue with the deck by changing all of my contact numbers to solid numbers with no spaces or symbols. I used a scripts of course, I have almost 100 contacts.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] 3waygeek:
I've been looking at the Alpine BT adapter for use with an Alpine head unit. It apparently supports handsfree, A2DP and AVRCP. Anyone here tried it?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] rookery:
anyone tested the MK6000???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n1kolaa:
Did someone try this,its builded all things with linaro sources and gcc :)

http://releases.linaro.org/14.04/android/galaxynexus/
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Saatvik Shukla:
What is NamelessROM?

NamelessROM Gerrit Review

ANNOUNCEMENT: We are looking for Device Maintainers to expand our support, please visit our IRC channel or PM [MENTION=4833385]Evisceration[/MENTION], or [MENTION=5346995]jumoog[/MENTION] for information.

Disclaimer

Got a bug report? Want to request a feature? Need extended support?

Installation Instructions

Contributions and Credit

Downloads

XDA:DevDB Information

NamelessROM , ROM for the Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo

Contributors

Saatvik Shukla

ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2014-05-25

Last Updated 2014-05-25
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Saatvik Shukla:
Reserved

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=49431198&postcount=3
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] erikrecca:
It works on neo with camera patch fix?