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[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] VancouverGreek:
Hey Guys,

My phone information is listed in the picture attached.

I'd like to go back to just the rooted stock firmware. Is this possible to just download the rooted firmware and just flash it with CWM?

Can someone point me in the right direction. With a link to the firmware maybe and a process in how I could achieve this.

Rogers Galaxy S3 (Canada)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DocHoliday77:
You can download your firmware from http://sammobile.com/firmwares

You have to flash these in Odin and unless its the NF1 build you can root with Towelroot.

There is no pre-rooted kk firmware.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Alexandre-P:
Hi!

In addition to what DocHoliday77 said: Samsung does not provide pre-rooted official firmware, but you can find CWM-flashable or Odin-flashable ones in the S3 Android Development forum. I.e.:

[ROM][STOCK] Rogers/Bell/Telus [TW 4.3/MK5/ROOTED] KNOX/NO-KNOX - 12/05/13

[HOWTO] [ROOT] No Tripping Flash Counter - [ATT / Bell / Telus / Rogers / Sasktel]

I would also suggest you browse through the pages of the Android Dev forum, as you may find other stock rooted ROMs available. The thread that present stock and/or rooted ROM have it indicated in the thread's subject. Instructions are also written in those threads on how to install the ROM.

Moreover, if you have in the past upgraded to at least Android 4.3, make sure not to install a firmware older than 4.3 (or at least, the bootloader part, as you will brick your phone).
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DocHoliday77:
I would only add to that by saying if you flash anything outside of this sub-forum, be careful abd make absolutely sure it is compatible with your device. Flashing roms intended for other devices often results in a hard brick.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] YouriRevenn:
Hello,

Today i upgrated my Huawei p6 phone to B510, from B104.

For music listening i used winamp. In B104 my headset (original boxed) worked well, when i pushed the buttom twice, winamp takes to the next song, when the screen was black too.

Now the trick comeing to life!:D

In B510 the when i push the headset button, winamp takes to the next song, BUT when the screen off, winamp stop playing any song, and the default original "music player apk" comeing to life and take the controll..

Is there any solution, to deal with the default music player, without root my phone?

Or its just working with rooted phones?

I can't set winamp as default music player. I can't found this option anywhere..

Thank you for any help!:)
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] blueIBI:
maybe you can deactivate the default music player(media center)..
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] YouriRevenn:
I tried at the first place. Theres only forced shutdown. The blocking label is gray and does not allow to uninstall. :/

When i used the forced shutdown the apk run as if nothing had just happened.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] Skyllery:
Normaly to upgrade to Kitkat we need to updade first to B125 or B132 because others versions are too old and can cause some bugs. B104 is one of the first if it's not the first version for the P6 so maybe you need to go back B125 or B132 and reupdate to KitKat. Or a factory reset (will erase all your data backup before)

Good Luck
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] YouriRevenn:
Sure i do that sequence. First of all i updated from B104 to B132, sadly i don't tried the winamp at this point.

After that i updated to B510. The system working well, theres no other problem encountered so far.

The problems maybe comes from the new software. Theres no options to block the defauld music player.

In B104 there was an option "startup manager" (i dont know the official name, i had a "hun" system.)

There i could disable it. This "startup manager" is wiped out from B510 :/
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] Skyllery:
Look at this maybe there is a link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2781902

Or are you sure your Winamp Application is Up to date ? Maybe it's an issue only with this application ?

Or B510 is a Beta firmware try to upgrade to B512 stable or B513 Beta they are both the most stable firmwares on Kitkat.

Good luck
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] YouriRevenn:
I give a shoot to another music player, so might be the problem in winamp.

Or give a try with B513 first. If this problem isnt disapear i just root my phone and punish this program :D

Thx for all help! I report back soon.
[General Questions and Answers] Ped116:
Hello,

First off, I am a total noob and probably should not have been messing with my phone before knowing exactly what I was doing. I have a Nexus 5 that I rooted with towelroot. I had xposed framework installed with some other cool tweaks. I should have stopped there. I followed the tutorial on PhoneArena yesterday titled How to download and install the Android L beta update on your Nexus 5. I downloaded and flashed the modified kernel, the SuperSU mode, and the new radio.

I had a backup kernal and recovery set up through Flashify/TWRP. The flash and installation worked. When I tried to flash the N5_L_PREV_LPV79.zip to the newer N5_L_PREV_LPV81C.zip my phone said "your recovery partition couldn't be found. You won't be able to flash recovery images. You can still flash images. It said the same thing about my boot partition. Is there anything I can do to get these partitions back? I know I shouldn't have been jacking with everything without proper knowledge. I appreciate any help you can give me.

Thank you,

Patrick
[HTC Tornado] foto:
I am having a lot of trouble getting A2dp to work with my ht820.

I have the correct ROM AKU2

done registry changes with regedit

unlocked the phone with sdaunlock

I have copied the three files to the windows directory on phone

executed the Tor_A2DP.cab file from file manager on phone

I am stuck with the "import or modify A2DP related registry values with MobileRegistryEditor.

How do I import these values? I have been reading for days and unable to make the changes manually that will work.

I tried the A2Dp_hack file that is supposed to make the value changes, it says it is will not install.
[HTC Tornado] new2city:
Perhaps you have security settings on your phone?

There are many ways to import *.reg files... The simplest method it to use Resco Explorer with the registry editor option, here you just install the app and tap the *.reg file and it will be imported into your registry..
[HTC Tornado] foto:
A2DP hack and cingulars rom

thanks for response!

I have made the registry changes by hand (not bad). But I have a few questions.

I just got the phone from cingular. Has the same rom as the latest on the HTC site.

I did not load the I-mate rom , i assume that is what i need?

The a2dp hack is not compatiable with the cingular rom?

I tried to load the i-mate software and the phone stops after about 10 seconds and gives error message, so I assume the phone is locked?

Is there a way we can unlock these phones with software available publicly or do I need to call Cingular to unlock?

Thanks for the help!!!!
[HTC Tornado] new2city:
I'm not sure about this locked business, why don't you just do a search for this. This forum is almost complete... Good luck..
[HTC Tornado] foto:
wake up new2city

Did you even read my post? LOL:eek:
[HTC Tornado] new2city:
I am just replying to this question... and again I state, there is some way to unlock these phones with software but YOU have to look for it.... I don't play with ROMs, so I cannot help you further, I am just into A2DP...

Sorry to amuse you..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Kamchak:
I'm not as tech savvy as most of you, but I'm motivated because 1)I just can't stand buying something outright, then having someone else tell me how I can use it, and 2) I follow directions well.

I mostly use my phone to game and as a personal data assistant, with some web searching and very light Facebooking. I don't use ANY of the beaming/dongle/att suite/Samsung Suite, at all.

I got here because I use Clean Master, and it shows me constantly using in excess of 84% RAM, even though I've 'turned off' 63 force loaded apps. 63! And it keeps trying to force download stuff I've turned off. I'm ready to sail this freaking ad-machine into a wall.

So, do I want to root it and use a custom ROM, debloat it, or do I need to do one to do the other? I've done a lot of reading, and there is a ton of info, but it seems to be what to do after this decision point. If I root, does that wipe my phone, or does that happen when I install the custom ROM? Is there someone here who can walk me through it, or point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance for dealing with 'Mr. Newbtastic.'
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] UnhoIy:
All that searching and found nothing for such a popular group of questions.

You can force stop most of the Samsung bloat ware and disable it, but to fully get rid of it you need to root. How you get rid of it is a different question. 1) manually going through system files and deleting the apk and shtuff, 2) invest in titanium backup pro to freeze the apps, or uninstall them, 3) a popular choice, probably the easiest; flash a pre-debloated ROM, and surely you know how to search so thoroughly to find those.

Rooting does not wipe the device. Installing Safestrap, the only recovery available, does not wipe the device. Installing Xposed and its many modules does not wipe the device. Going into Safestrap recovery, selecting wipe, and factory resetting the device...will wipe the device...and is forcefully suggested by all ROM makers so that you can get a clean install... on a wiped device. Factory resetting is the default option and normally the only one needed for a clean install, and it will not touch your extSDcard, or all those precious pictures and songs that fill your device.

Of course, no one would flash a ROM so often if there was no way to back up all your apps and games and level 80 dark elf, which is exactly what Titanium backup is for. Buy the pro key and you don't have to individually backup or restore any app or data.

This pretty much rounded all bases.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Kamchak:
Thank you very much. There's a Q&A post (and I read all 28 pages of it), but it seemed to deal with what happens after my question. Your answer is extremely helpful for those of us with less technical knowledge. Thanks, again!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] UnhoIy:
If no one asked questions, there'd be no answers. Glad to help ?
[HTC One X] FerasAlfrih777:
Hello guys

Recently I've tried a KitKat Costum ROM and the voice on speaker was too low...

I tried to downgrade back to stock 4.1.1 but still the same problem.

What can I do?

Thanks in advanced!

Edit: phone sold
[HTC One X] ogsmokie:
Hy, I have the same problem.

I´ve tried some Kit Kat Roms, but my Volume is low. I think 50% lower as before with Viper.

I tried some older Sound Mod, but no solution.
[HTC One X] FerasAlfrih777:
Even after downgrading to JB still with low Volume.

Sent from Xperia Pro MK16i

Android 4.4.4 LegacyXperia CM11 m8
[HTC One X] ogsmokie:
Xloud incress the Front speaker a bit. But not so loud as before.
[HTC Sensation] roswell1329:
I'm trying to get my HTC Sensation to boot one of the 4.4 CyanogenMod unsupported ROM's, and after going through several walkthroughs I found here, I realized I had to upgrade my firmware before I could do that. So I used the "fastboot oem lock" command and reloaded a stock ROM using an RUU process. Now I'm ready to load one of the new CM ROM's, but I can't flash any boot image until I unlock the bootloader again. I tried using the HTCDev process again using my original Unlock_code.bin as well as a newly generated Unlock_code.bin, but no luck. I feel like this is the last speed bump to get over. Here are the results of my "getvar all":

(bootloader) version: 0.5
(bootloader) version-bootloader: 1.29.0000
(bootloader) version-baseband: N/A
(bootloader) version-cpld: None
(bootloader) version-microp: None
(bootloader) version-main: 3.33.401.106
(bootloader) serialno: HT162T527781
(bootloader) imei: 355066041626260
(bootloader) product: pyramid
(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-8260
(bootloader) modelid: PG5810000
(bootloader) cidnum: 11111111
(bootloader) battery-status: good
(bootloader) battery-voltage: 4182mV
(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic
(bootloader) security: off
(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP
(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT
(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: 705f86f6
(bootloader) hbootpreupdate: 11
(bootloader) gencheckpt: 0

When I go into the bootloader it currently says:

*** RELOCKED ***
PYRAMID PVT SHIP S-OFF RL
HBOOT-1.29.0000
eMMC-boot
Mar 2 2012, 18:14:34

Any ideas of how I can unlock the bootloader long enough to flash a boot image? Any advice is much appreciated!
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
since you are on S-OFF flash 3.33 universal from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1459767

follow the instructions to the letter

and before flashing check md5 sums(important)

after that install a custom recovery and flash a custom rom from it

you don't need to flash the custom rom's boot.img because you are on S-OFF

by the way you could just flash 3.33 universal in first place and avoiding the ruu process

note:remove you imei and s/n

don't show them in public
[HTC Sensation] roswell1329:
That was it! Thank you very much. It's running like a champ now.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WaitTobi:
I'm trying to have a profile page kinda of concept for one of my activities. I'm curious if this is the correct form to save the entered info and i would like it to stat whatever text they entered until next time they want to edit it ..

public class MainPage extends Activity implements OnClickListener,

OnItemSelectedListener {

TabHost th;

TextView Uotw, Aotw, Ds, Hmos, Eds, Cl;

Button go, Submit;

EditText Name, Email, Phone, Info;
[MENTION=439709]override[/MENTION]

protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {

// TODO Auto-generated method stub

super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

setContentView(R.layout.main_page);

Name = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.etNameOfBusiness);

Email = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.etEmail);

Phone = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.etPhone);

Info = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.etAdditionalInfo);

Submit.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener(){

[MENTION=439709]override[/MENTION]

public void onClick(View v) {

// TODO Auto-generated method stub

{

Log.v("EditText", Name.getText().toString());

Log.v("EditText", Email.getText().toString());

Log.v("EditText", Phone.getText().toString());

Log.v("EditText", Info.getText().toString());

}

i didn't post the whole activity because to much code thats irrelevant to the question
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Omarkoopa:
:eek:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WaitTobi:
sorry maybe i was just rambling and not getting my real question across what I'm trying to do is have my edittexts to b able to save the info thats entered and stays there until a user would like to change it ..kind of like a profile pages you'd enter info and have it permanently save and can be viewed by other users .... i hope this make more sense
[HTC One Mini 2] GuestK00204:
To access self diagnostic menu just press

* # * # 3424 # * # * [no spaces]
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonyriceroni:
So i just got my g2 about 10 minutes ago and cannot figure out why it wont connect to my data. Any suggestions? Coming from a nexus 5 also
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
[IMG="MIUI"]http://attach.bbs.miui.com/album/201306/07/155540l1rtlhtrbzetp8rx.jpg[/IMG]

Working:

-RIL

-SMS

-3G

-Data transmission over mobile networks

-Wi-Fi

-Bluetooth

-GPS

-Camera

-Vibration

-Themes

-Tethering

Not working:

-Account Xiaomi is not registered with the help of numbers.

-Determining the location of the network.

-Compass

Installation:

1.Wipe data,cache,dalvik cache

2.flash the rom

3.flash the gapps(optional)

4.reboot your phone

GT-I9105

DOWNLOAD

(20140826)

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Updated(20149907)

GT-I9105P

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Updated(20140908)
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
Screenshots

[IMG="MIUI"]http://prikachi.com/images/782/7572782Q.png[/IMG]

[IMG="MIUI"]http://prikachi.com/images/786/7572786q.png[/IMG]

Video Review (cicibanko101)

[YOUTUBE]watch?v=ttBZWZzXs90&list=UUnN1o5QDZ0xI4WKYQwATawA[/YOUTUBE]
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] SethPDA:
Does this work on the P version?

The other thread posted a P version MIUI and it hang at the miui logo.

Do I have to flash the non p recovery for this?

I don't care if I brick my phone, I'm gonna test this out and report back if it works.

Downloading right now
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] bullyboybg:
Yes,work on the P version. Do I have to flash the non p recovery for this?-YES
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] michal80:
Can I install normal gapps for cm?
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] SethPDA:
When I want to flash the miui zip, it says I have the P version device and it won't install.

Does flashing the non p recovery will solve this problem?
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] bullyboybg:
YES
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] beegee:
Denis, if you made this ROM, you could start thinking about bringing same stuff to P users.

Cheers lad!
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] LuK1337:
It's not his rom, he just replaced updater script in rom from 4pda.ru.
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] beegee:
I was expecting something like that.

Well, snap, it's looking good. :D
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] bullyboybg:
call record does not work for me -( recorder is being used from another app) ?
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] Dr.Slayman:
Downloading ... :D

thanx fot the rom :)

BTW .. is it cm based .. with cm bugs??

thanx in advance :)
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] lance2355:
Thank you for posting this to XDA, I know there are indeed people wanting to run MIUI on the S2+. :)

Also, GPS works for me in Weather and Google Maps even if it does not in Compass.
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
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[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] SH1M4BD3:
Nothin' i can say...yesss it's awesome hope the creator can also build for p version, or some dev here could port&developing better

OrdinaryNoob
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] celticbg:
So does anyone tried it on a P version with non-p recovery?

Please give feedback.
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] SH1M4BD3:
I did and works 100% and you know what, its stable&smooth

OrdinaryNoob
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] celticbg:
Thanks, mate!

I just can't find the non-p recovery. I get error when trying to flash it with the P recovery so can someone PM me with a link for the non-p version? :o

Please give some steps how to flash it on I9105P and the non-p recovery link.
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] doggie13_:
Screenshots?

Wysłano z odkurzacza GT-I9105P
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
Just flash cooldev's CWM or TWRP for 9105 with Odin and then flash the rom through the custom recovery
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] lance2355:
Can only confirm that. Also running it on the P with non-P recovery and have done so since Thursday. No FCs or anything. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] lance2355:
Hope these will do. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] michal80:
Sometimes i have problems with unmounting sd card but 2 reboots and everything works!
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
Never faced a problem like that
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] morrows:
What is the weather widget in the first screen shot it's very nice.
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] michal80:
Especially if u install WSM TOOLS (xposed for miui) then i have to flash rom. But if i dont install it rom works veeeeeeery good. And thanks for port btw. :D
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] celticbg:
Just flashed it. Looks nice but I won't lie it's difficult to use it in the begining. This is not the first time I use Miui but every time its hard for me to get used to it :)

Anyway, looks like a stable port. Works perfect with gapps and profiles (except MI profile). Will give it a go and see what happs :)
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] SH1M4BD3:
Calling to@DsAyed hope he'll help to port for s2vep, and whole devs who wanna help.

OrdinaryNoob
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] beegee:
[MENTION=5720526]dsyed[/MENTION]
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] lance2355:
The app is called Weather BZ and I think made with fitting into MIUI in mind but I had it run on my old AOSP based ROM already too. Someone actually posted about it on XDA but I think I found it via Google or something. Anyway, here's the thread on XDA. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2206238 :)

---------- Post added at 10:29 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:28 AM ----------

I had a similar problem when I tried formatting the internal SD card. That wouldn't work. I ended up going via recovery and formatting from there then reflashing MIUI.
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] celticbg:
Is it safe to uninstall some miui bloat like MI market and some apps on chinesee language with Titanium backup?
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] SethPDA:
This is working great man! Thank you so much for this awesome rom! I've been wanting MIUI on our device for a very long time!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] celticbg:
After few days of test I'm not impressed.

Slow loading apps: Facebook, Viber etc. ( Facebook is very laggy. VERY).

Games like Asphalt 8 are FC-ing. which is not normal.

The ROM is a very nice port but for me it's working very slow. And it's recommended for people playing games on their phones.

Big thanks to Denis! :good:
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
Slow loading apps?hmmm...No problems on my phone..Everything is fine..I tried NFS:Most Wanted and the gameplay was superb :) thanks for testing/trying it
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] celticbg:
Maybe the problem is that I didn't flash Mosh Kernel.

Will try it with mosh ;)

Thanks for porting it, again!
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] lance2355:
I didn't even think of trying a different kernel, thanks for pointing that option out. ::facepalm:: :)
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
Well,you can try...For me,everything is fine without flashing MoshKernel
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] SethPDA:
Same here. No slow apps whatsoever. The only thing I noticed is that my battery runs out faster, but that can be because Miui is still new for me, so I explore it all the time. Sometimes the launcher freezes but a nice hot reboot fixes it. Thank you for this great rom!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] lance2355:
Try charging it all the way. I noticed the same thing when I started using MIUI on a 3/4 full battery. It's gotten a lot better after I fully charged it running MIUI.

---------- Post added at 09:51 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:49 AM ----------

I usually use Friendcaster to check Facebook but I went ahead and tried the original Facebook app yesterday and it was as snappy as ever. One thing I did run into was Titanium Backup crashing all of a sudden but a clean reinstall fixed that problem quite nicely. The apps I do run and I am guessing they are lightweights in terms of usage all run as well as they do on Stock. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] blurhns:
i tested this rom recently.

it's a very good rom, but i have some complains about it.

1. i can't switch to art, i didn't find the option in developer options, maybe i don't search enough

2. the ram usage is almost full, i mean with only miui installed, not even gapps, the amount of free ram was about 200mb.maybe more, after clean ram it goes to 400 free ram. but this doesen't affect the performance of the rom, its still a good and flawless rom, but not on my taste.

those who get bored of stock android feel, try this, you won't regret

but i switch back to cm11, sorry

thanks developer for port
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
1.I don't think that there is ART in that ROM(i don't really care because i prefer DALVIK :P)

2.That Task Manager is not as accurate as on touchwiz or cyanogenmod

Btw 10x for testing/trying it
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] LuK1337:
2. Every task manager is useless.
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] celticbg:
That's interesting. Can you explain why?
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] LuK1337:
Look here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1080666
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] blurhns:
What about cache, i mean not to wipe cache from cwm, from storage in settings?

Is it good to clean or not?

And what about other files under cache in storage? I must clean them or just keep 'em?