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[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onairda:
I solved by editing the build.prop file by changing the values ​​where it says region, country, carrier, and language if I'm not mistaken were those 4 values ​​that I edited, pay attention that you make your device unusable if you fail to edit, of course you have to have the 'root access!

I have the f460k but the procedure is the same because even sure mine is a Korean version
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
You can also just move the files over to install another dialer.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phea01:
Can u be more detail? Or take a snapshot on where you change ur build.prop. and after i root, can i update system as usual from update center? yr help will be my pleasure
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phea01:
From playstore?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onairda:
If you make the root then you can not update as I found out yesterday when I was notified of the update "j", and once you have downloaded and tried to install told me that it was not possible, probably because the device had root access in order to then install the update I did a reset to factory settings but it was not enough and I then installed again the latest official rom version "i" in KDZ format from the download mode I ran the update then I made the root and reinstalled all my programs but then forgetting what were those which I had done freezing.

Long process, I do not know if there is one a bit 'easier because only uninstall the "SU" however, was not enough.

The following lines changed my build.prop modified to have the dialer with Latin characters

Replace "it", "IT", "KT", "IT" with the details of your nation if necessary

ro.product.locale.language=it

ro.product.locale.region=IT

ro.build.target_operator=KT

ro.build.target_country=IT
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phea01:
Thz for a very detail info...i will try it
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] adl67:
I'm just going crazy with this problem:

I installed TT6 on the I-mate Jamin, connected to the BT GPS Holux GPSlim236 and it was working. After some hours or days, when I launch TT6, it does not recognize the BT GPS, it displays " no GPS (flight mode)" also if BT is active on the pda.

I tried also to update the firmware to the LvsW AKU 2.3.1 that should be very stable but the problem arised again. If I install again TT& it works again for some hour only.

Anothe strange behaviour is that TT6 is not trying to activate automatically the BT when launched, while after the installation it was.

Any solution?

Thanks in advance
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] zadigre:
did you disabled the phone?

when the phone is off, even if bluetooth is on, tomtom can not communicate with any bluetooth gps.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] adl67:
a new hope...

Maybe yes, I disabled the phone, as I was doing in my previous iPaq WM2003. I will follow your indication and give feedback asap. The strange thing is that other GPS programs are working with the BT GPS even if the phone is disabled.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] G-yan:
Thank you! I could solved it!

Thank you, adl67-san, zadigre-san.

I had same problem with my QTEK9000 & TomTom6.

The problem was TomTom6 can not find GPS receiver(Holux GPSlim240).

But after Phone function is ON, it works well.

(Normally, I use my QTEK9000 without SIM.)

This problem has bother me for 1 month.

Now I can use it.

Thanks a lot again.

Sincerely yours,
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nico231995:
i try the spen test when i dial *#0*# then i noticed that the right part of the screen not detect my spen. help me see picture below
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShadowLea:
You're using a case with a magnet, aren't you? Take it off. The Spen sensor is magnetic.
[General Topics] rSKA:
hello friends sorry for my bad English, tubemate for some days ago is this way and not that can happen, I've tried deleting the cache and installing the app again but still looks like this

appreciate your help. I have installed 4.3 c11 KK
[General Topics] _phil07_:
I had the problem that it didn't download anything. It said that I may have to switch to an other resolution to download, but that didn't help at all. I deinstalled the latest version and downloaded an older version. I think it was 2.2.2 or something like that. Then I could download the videos. Bit now I don't use it anymore.....

Ps. Sry for my bad englisch
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bloodylipp:
I have got it on a rooted at&t model. Seems all is well but there is no change in sound.

Anyone else try it and get it working?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] perryh1:
I have a wifi version note. It works great. Drivers installed properly? Driver status? Maybe uninstall and reinstall?
[General Questions and Answers] Mohd Haikal:
Greetings developers and all XDA members , I want to ask if who can created CWM Recovery For Samsung Galaxy V SM-G313HZ , Please make it for samsung galaxy v , i really need to root this devices . For your info i have been tried use all root method from pc until install Apk. But it doesnt work, So i need CWM Recovery for flash superuser.zip from Chainfire Website. I Hope great developers can create one for me and all galaxy v user. Please :( , Im Waiting :rolleyes:
[General Questions and Answers] Mohd Haikal:
Ignored thread . :(:(:(:(:confused:
[General Questions and Answers] Trozzul:
it happens man, that looks like a Vietnamese phone in a Uk/Euro/USA Forum, you might have to do it yourself.
[General Questions and Answers] Ranchoolal:
cwm install

sorry for posting in a wrong thread............

i have lava iris alfa (just alfa, not alfa L).........

please help me to install cwm on it........
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
I've been scouring over this website (SO much great information!), but am overwhelmed. I'm wondering if anyone would be so kind as to give me sort of the idiot's guide to root/rom my phone.

I have the straight talk galaxy SCH-S968C. It is running 4.1.2, is there anyway that I can get this to update to 4.4? After my research I'm pretty sure I can figure out how to root it (haven't done this yet, because I'm a little terrified).

Then is it possible to some how update it to 4.4. If this is possible, how do I do it?

Thanks for any help. I really do appreciate it!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
I bit the bullet and rooted the phone. Wow could that have been any easier?!

I guess now what do I do?

Thank you so much for any help!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ShapesBlue:
Unsure about the straight talk version of the S3 and I'm not even sure what version it's currently on. I know the VZW S3 ended up being on 4.4.2 but the ST version may of been different

From my Wicked S3 on SOKP
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droidriven:
here you guys go

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2516498&page=30
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
Dummies Guide?

Thanks! That wasn't the thread I was following to figure out how to upgrade, I had read that previously but didn't realize it had derailed to roms. I'm still making my way through it (only on page 33). I'm wondering is there a newb guide to this, like a Dummies Guide To Flashing Roms? I'm a somewhat technical person, but I've never worked on phones before. I'm stuck at this 4.1.2 version, and I would REALLY love to be at anything other than this. I just am beyond terrified of bricking my phone.

I have my phone rooted. I took a backup, I have terminal emulater, EZ - recovery, Clockwordl Mod, and superuser installed. I downloaded google apps (gapps-kk-20140105-signed) and cm-11-20140916-SNAPSHOT-M10-d2lte. I'm just unsure of my next steps. I just want re-assurance before I continue, I really don't want to brick my phone. Thanks again!

I would truly appreciate any and all help. Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droidriven:
if you are rooted, have custom recovery installed and made your backup of your stock firmware in recovery(MAKE SURE YOU DO THIS SO YOU DONT HAVE PROBLEMS) , then all you have to do is put your CM ROM and your Gapps on your extsd card where you can find it, if you put it in a folder then remember which folder it is so you can find it, when you have it there then make sure your battery is fully charged, when its charged then boot to recovery, in recovery select install zip, then select install zip from sd card, then find your ROM and select it, then yes-install zip, it will then flash your ROM, whe its done do the same to flash your Gapps, when its done go back to main menu in recovery and select wipe data/factory rest, when its done select wipe cache, when done select advanced, then select wipe dalvik cache, when done go back to main menu and select reboot, let it load, it will be slow at first because it has to load everything you just flashed, just give it a minute, if it takes to long then just power it down and reboot, when it does boot you'll have to do your setup wiz like you did whe you first got the phone, finish setup, ENJOY your new ROM.

**now that you have custom recovery then anytime you find a rom for your phone that you want to try all you have to do is download your ROM and Gapps, place them on extsd like I instructed, then boot recovery and repeat what you just did but remember to make a backup of what you are running at the time BEFORE you flash the new, that way if you have problems with the new or if it won't boot then all you gotta do is boot to recovery select restore then restore the backup you nade and you'll be good again, I told you this just in case you have problems in future or want a new ROM. Good luck!

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the rom you will be using will need to be worked with our simple fixes, make sure you have a dead sim, you might try the d2lte ROMs if you can deal with 3rd party apps instead of stock, just follow what the guys are doing in the thread

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by the way, I didn't send you to the thread for the ROMs themselves I sent you there to pick through the members posts about what was working, what wasn't and how to straighten the issues out so you could decide which ROM you were comfortable with.

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if you are still unsure then the thread where you got your ROM should have a walthrough in the Original Post, all threads with ROMS should have walkthroughs with the links for your resources.

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so are you good yet? just checking in on you
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
thanks!

Thanks. I haven't had a chance try to put the rom on yet. I was working on this in early october and hadn't recieved any response back (that's why the rom and gapps are probably old - I'm assuming I'll need newer versions). I saw that there was a newer gapps in that thread posted. So thanks for that. Again I was not following that one earlier. I had read it but that was when I was trying to root not upgrade. I'll need to go through that thread again to see what roms people are using. I'm okay with using 3rd party apps (as long as everything works). And I need to find myself an old sim card. I think I've got an old phone laying around somewhere.

To the bolded, no there was no walk through (at least that I saw). It was chunks here and there but nothing really step by step. I know I'm a newb, but I'm pretty technical person I just like having instructions before I do things (unless I had a phone that i didn't care about wrecking!).

Thanks again for the help. I'm still nervous about doing this though!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droidriven:
[MENTION=6069680]MrsELF[/MENTION] you are rooted and have recovery so the hard and risky part is over, all you need now is your rom and gapps then put them on extsd like I said, then I literaly gave the instructions step by step word for word leaving nothing out or skipping anything, would you like me to give you a link for detailed instructions of what your recovery is, the funtions and features it has and how they are used? Do you want me to find you a tutorial on flashing a rom? Honestly, you are passed the dangerous part so relax. Your risk comes involved if you have a problem in the process before you get recovery installed, you have recovery so you have nothing to worry about now because you have your nandroid backup so even on the off chance that you have a problem your backup ccan be easily restored and you will be fine, that's why its called "RECOVERY" its a safety net, so even if you flash the wrong thing don't panic, its very simple, boot to recovery and restore your backup and threat eliminated. The CM11 and the CM12 are good roms but the CM12 is still buggy but getting better, CM11 2/17 nightly (I think) is stable with the third party apps. I think we are close to getting the stock MMS working, but we are still missing something, anyway, all the d2lte roms are supposed to be fine with the apps and sim, you can actually download as many as you like and try each one, flash one then test drive it, if you don't like it select another and flash it, test drive it and so on till you find the one you like, reading isn't going to find it for you, you'll just have to see how they each "feel".Actually your rom might work as it is because the older d2vzw roms work fine, the problem didn't start til the d2lte roms because that's when they merged all the builds for all the different S3s into one, that's why we have bugs because the devices are not all the same, if you'd like you can get on another device so we can comm back and forth through your flashing. You really do have no reason to be nervous now.

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[/COLOR [MENTION=6069680]MrsELF[/MENTION], the tapatalk app makes navigating these forums a lot easier, it also gives you acces to every forum site for android devices, there are many, XDA is the top of the game in my opinion but you CAN sometimes find things on other sites that you won't find here

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Rom manager makes it easier to find and download roms for your device because it will only give you a list of roms that work for your device so you don't have to pick through the crowd of other ROMs for other devices.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
I truly appreciate the help! I just need to find the rom that I know want to use. You say the riskiest part is over.... Well that happened to be the EASIEST part! It seriuosly took like two seconds to root the phone. I just am nervous that I'm not finding the "correct" rom for my phone. And it's like I need to find a half an hour of my time to attempt to do this once i find an old sim card.

Random question for you, I read in that thread you linked, that you haven't rooted/flashed your phone. Is there a reason why?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droidriven:
my pc is fritzed, everything else I have is rooted and tweaked out to the max not just custom flashed, I'm getting impatient though, I'm ready to get on a ROM and do some tests and work some bugs out, why? I would also love to get my hands on the stock firmware for my device first because I have the H2 device and since there is no root for H2 without downgrading to H1, if I downgrade I will lose the stock H2 with no way to get it back, ill be on H1, it would be nice to have the H2 stuff to work with because it has upgrades over the H1, modem and things like that plus my device has 2Gb RAM where yours has 1Gb

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if you would like to ask the other guys questions that are actually on the roms then you can type thier name in with a mention and they will get a notification telling them that you mentioned them and they'll check and they'll probably be more than glad to answer you, you do that by adding the @ to their name like this: [MENTION=6069680]MrsELF[/MENTION], give it a try if you'd like to ask one of them wgat they are running, you can be sure that they are running the best and easiest choice, so you might want what they have

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you actual flashing will only take like five minutes maybe ten, it will take you longer to get your download than it will to flash, once you boot to recovery it only takes a minute or two to flash each zip so its not a long process
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
[MENTION=5691352]N_psycho_PD_uh?[/MENTION] Thanks for the help. I think I'll stick with the ones i've got downloaded then, and use the third party apps. Until the newer ones become more stable. Do you happen to know with the ROM I've got downloaded if I need the extra sd card? Just wondering because if I don't then I can try doing this shortly.

Also it's been awhile since I've looked at all this, so I was just making sure I had everything on my phone that i needed and the unbrick image. I ran this dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/Unbrick.img bs=4096 count=50000 to make a backup (from terminal emulator). Where on earth did the unbrick.img go? I can't seem to find it anywhere on my sdcard. But it actually looked like it did run the command. I'm slightly confused.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droidriven:
rooting and recovery on your device just happens to be easy, don't be fooled its not so easy on a lot of devices, you just got lucky and got an easy one, actually this device can be rooted, recovery and rommed all without using a pc even once, therez an app called towelroot that is just a 1 click and its rooted, EZ recovery is a 1 click for recovery and ROM Manager is an app that lets you find a ROM, download it and boot straight from ROM Manager into recovery without having to use the buttons to boot there then it flashes whst you selected, easy as pie, plus no risk because the apps won't dont even make it possible to choose or do wrong, just a few clicks and a few minutes and your full custom all without touching a pc but I'm not so fortunate because I have the H2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
One last thing

[MENTION=5691352]N_psycho_PD_uh?[/MENTION] A couple of questions:

1. I ran this to get the unbrick image (this is the backup that I would need to restore it right?) dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/Unbrick.img bs=4096 count=50000

Or is there a different backup I need to take? I saw on some other video or someplace, that if you boot into recovery mode, you can take a backup from there. I don't see that option.

2. When I go into recovery mode, it doesn't look like the video I watched or what you described. I would think i should see a "install from zip" option but there isn't. Here is what I have:

reboot system now

apply update from ADB

apply update from external storage - I'm assuming I'd pick this one, and when I do I can then navigate to the place where I have my ROM stored.

wipe data/factory reset

wipe cache partition

apply update from cache.

Sorry for the dumb questions and hand holding :(

ETA: I have ROM Manager installed, but I don't think i actually have clockwork mod installed.... Looks like I need to figure out how to install that.

ETA: I know how to install it, but I have to figure out what phone model to use.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droidriven:
the unbrick img was a good idea, if you want to be sure you did it right then go to the XDA home page and click the xda search box and type How to unbrick sch-i535, that will take you to a post with detailed instructions on how to make and use the unbrick.img

you have your stock recovery still so use either Rom manager or EZ recovery apps to find your CWM (clockworkmod) you are looking for the one for the verizon s3

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go in your terminal emulator and type command "adb reboot nvdata backup" that will nake a backup of your imei for restoring data connectivity if something happens, you shouldn't need the unbrick and the nvdata backup though, but they are nice to have, you can do a search on each for more instructions on how to make and use them, what gave you the idea to make your backups? I saw that you've been to AA51, did you read my OP there or something?

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I deleted that OP because with the fixes that we found the dangers that I had listed in my OP are no longer a problem.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
Thank you SO much!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droidriven:
I'm not sure about the older roms and the sim card. Did you find your unbrick.img?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
Yes I did somehow it was on my phone and not the sdcard.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droidriven:
I gotta give it to ya, you're being thorough and doing your reasearch and not only looking to flash but also preparing solutions for any problems you may have and how to get it back, that's good, that's what I did when I did the research for this device, there are three completely different versions of the sch-s968c and the differences matter when flashing, H1 is fine but with the H2 there is one with a qcom chipset and one with a Exynos chipset and that matters, so I gathered all my pieces before going any further, the only thing you don't have that I do are the camera files from the thread and the modem file, those are tricky to use but I think you can handle it, btw there is a link in the thread that takes you to detailed unbrick instructions.

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yes operations like that are written to internal sd from terminal emulator, you can actually use an app called Titanium Backup to nake your emulator a system app instead of a user app
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
One last thing [MENTION=5691352]N_psycho_PD_uh?[/MENTION] I started searching for adb reboot nvdata backup. I can't find much about it. What exactly does this do? How do I restore if I need it? Where is the file stored? I was able to get CWM installed, and i took a backup from the recovery mode. Should I still backup the IMEI? I'm assuming so, but just figured that the backup I took from the recovery should be fine if I need to restore, right?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
Like I said I work in a tech field, I've had to restore in the past (not phones but other systems), and not having the proper backups make restoring a nightmare. So I have found (from past experience) it is SO much easier to be prepared for the worst to happen, and be happy when you don't need to use those files :)

Thanks again for all your help and guidance I really do appreciate it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MrsELF:
Just going to put this here, in case anyone else stumbles on this thread.

This how I got the CWM installed. I found this here

I followed these steps and I ended up choosing version 3.x.