SHOstock2 FAQ - AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777

This may end up in the SHOstock2 thread but for now, since it is in very early development, I will keep it here.
Newbies: You may want to read the following posts for more information before you begin this process:
ATTENTION: AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II General Guide/Walkthrough/FAQ/hints and tips
Install Guide:
Note: If you already rooted your phone and installed (a kernel with) CWM then please do a nandroid backup before moving on. Read more about this here if you are unfamiliar.
Method 1:
If you are on an AT&T stock rom (UCKH7/KK6) first you will have to root your phone. Read through this thread to do so. Once your stock rom is rooted you will need ClockworkMod Recovery. One way to do this (without getting the dreaded yellow triangle when the phone turns on) is via Mobile ODIN. See this thread for more ideas. You can get the free lite version here or the Pro version here. You can also use Super Manager to do this. Using either of these tools you can install the latest CherryPicker kernel. After that you can reboot into recovery mode and flash this rom. Note: You should check the MD5 sum of the .zip file on your computer and your phone before flashing it. You can find the expected MD5 sum just below the download link.
Once you flash SHOstock2 you can uninstall Mobile ODIN as you probably will not use it again.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What kernel comes with this rom? And why?
As of 2.0 it comes with CherryPicker (by drowningchild). See post #3 for more details.
"Quality of entropy and the personal touch. But and tested for my ROM by himself. We don't like ex tweaks implementation of that and would rather use voltage control or set CPU." -shoman94
I used Titanium Backup to backup all my apps. Should I restore System apps and data?
No. In order to avoid causing any number of issues you should not restore system apps or data. User apps and data should be fine though.
I just flashed the latest SHOstock2 or my kernel of choice. Battery life seems bad. What should I do?
You should really wait a couple of days before you can gauge battery usage.
Okay, a couple of days have passed and I suspect something is using too much battery. Now what should I do?
A good idea is to use BetterBatteryStats to find out what is going on.
I cannot get the default messaging app to launch from the icon on the home screen or in the app drawer. What is wrong?
This happens sometimes after the initial install. Just delete and re-add the shortcuts and they should work just fine.
I use SMS Popup and I am having some weird issues with it. Is it compatible with this rom?
SMS Popup will work just fine if you keep 'Quick Reply' unchecked.
How can I get the weather on my lock screen?
First, you have to enable the Circle (and not AOSP) lockscreen. Go to Settings -> Display and uncheck 'Enable AOSP lockscreen. In the same place you should check 'Weather'.
How do I take a screenshot?
Hold Power + Volume Down for a second or so.
How do I disable the lower power alert sound?
Using a third-party file explorer (such as ES File Explorer), or via adb, delete or rename /system/media/audio/ui/TW_Low_Battery.ogg.
How do I disable the camera shutter sound (when taking a picture)?
Using a third-party file explorer (such as ES File Explorer), or via adb, delete or rename /system/media/audio/ui/Shutter_01.ogg.
I saw this rom has call recording. Is there an app to listen to those?
Yes, though you do not *need* one. Check this app out.
Apex Launcher is notifying me of an update. How do I stop this?
First of all, you can install the update. If you do not want to then go to the Apex settings and find About Apex Launcher. Click 'Automatically Check for Updates' and select 'Never'.
Can I use the TouchWiz launcher with this rom?
Thanks to LiLChris06 you can give this one a try.
Where did this app switcher come from?
It was ported from HTC Sense 4.
Does Swype work with this rom?
Yes, just install the Swype Installer.
I would like to use the Samsung keyboard. Where can I get a compatible one?
Thanks to LiLChris06 you can grab it here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20447007/Update/apps/SamsungKB.zip
Do you have any tips for increasing battery life?
Yes. Remove apps (such as Twitter, Facebook, etc) and use their mobile web sites instead.
Is there a way to turn off the wifi when the screen is off?
Sure. Go to Settings -> Wifi -> menu button -> Advanced. Set Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep to whatever you prefer.
I do not like the default messaging app. Are there any good third-party apps?
Definitely. Check out GO SMS Pro, Handcent SMS, chompSMS for example. Make sure you grab the latest version (with ICS support).
I do not like the order of the toggles. Can I rearrange them?
Yes. Go to Applications -> QuickPanel Settings
Does this rom support BLN?
Yes, though it is disabled by default. Grab BLN control - Free or BLN Control - Pro from the Google Play Store to enable BLN. Once you enable BLN you will have to enable this option in whatever apps you want.
I do not like the CRT animation when the screen turns off. Can I get rid of it?
If you want the screen to turn off right away go to Settings -> Developer options -> Window animation scale and choose 'Animation is off'.
I cannot get Samsung Kies to work with my phone. Is this a known issue?
Samsung Kies is not supported on our phone (only the international version is) and was therefore removed.
I get an error about my charger's voltage. Can you fix that?
It is a problem with your charger, not the rom. This is especially true of car chargers. You will have to try a different charger.
Can I change the CPU governor?
Sure, grab Voltage Control to do this. You can also use SetCPU.
Make sure you read one or both of the following threads for more information:
[REF] Quasar kernel governors and I/O schedulers manual
[REF][TWEAKS] Kernel Governors, Modules, I/O Schedulers, CPU Tweaks, AIO App Configs
Can I use ExTweaks with this rom?
It does not work with the default CherryPicker kernel. If you really want to use it then you can install the Siyah kernel instead and then you can use ExTweaks.
Can I use Google Wallet with this rom?
As of now, no.
Can I use init.d with this rom?
Yes, CherryPicker's supports it. Read over this thread for more information.
When my phone first turns on there is a yellow triangle. How can I get rid of that?
You can use Triangle Away. I have used it a couple of times without any issues but make sure you understand what you are doing before using it. Note: If you used Mobile ODIN as described in the install guide above you should not have the yellow triangle.
My cellular signal does not seem that great. Is there anything I can do?
Head over to the modem thread and grab a couple of older modems to try. Reboot in recovery mode to flash one.
Can I use ROM Manager with this rom for backups?
No, boot into Recovery Mode and do it from there.
What is fast dormancy, how can I toggle that setting, and should I bother?
It is recommended that you not change this setting but it seems there is a lack of clarity on whether AT&T uses it for our phones. If you really want to, first you should read more about it. This thread is a good starting place. To change the setting dial *#9900#
What kernels are compatible with this rom?
Here are three: Entropy’s - N.E.A.K. - Siyah (get WITH mic swap version)
If I want to try a different kernel do I need to clean anything first?
jivy26’s Kernel Cleaning Script can take care of this for you. Flash it before flashing the new kernel.
I would like to do some benchmarking. What do you recommend?
If you really want to do that try AnTuTu Benchmark.
Can I download a previous version of this rom?
You can look here: http://streamingfreebies.com/android_themes/SGS2/ROM/SHOstock2/
I need to return the phone to its stock state. How should I do that?
Sorry to see you go. Read this thread.

Changelog:
2012/05/16 - Added a Q & A
2012/05/09 - Added a Q & A
2012/05/04 - Added a couple Q & A's
2012/05/03 - Added a few Q & A's and made a bunch of updates
2012/05/02 - Initial release; made a bunch of updates

thanks for making this, good first draft. a couple points I'd like to offer.
Nobody needs to download and use Mobile Odin. Flashing kernels through CWM recovery works fine and is perfectly safe. Using Mobile Odin as a special case recovery tool for flashing over a buggy/ dangerous kernel is another story, but strictly speaking, people shouldn't be led down a road that isn't totally necessary.
Wifi won't disconnect when the screen is off, even with the correct settings, I believe this has been verified by more than a few users. (I could be wrong).
CRT OFF behavior looks like slow crap when disabled, so, for a crisp shut-off, one should/ can, go into Dev Options, under Windows Animations, and select .5 for a value. (CRT Animation needs to be checked)
Last little bit, I would steer clear of saying too much about battery life, or giving advice about how long to let a ROM/Kernel settle in (more of an art than a science). Suffice to direct folks to XDA threads on the subject.
Keep up the good work, initiative is very good!

Nice write up.
If your going to link my dropbox let me know before hand so I don't move it.

Nobody needs to download and use Mobile Odin. Flashing kernels through CWM recovery works fine and is perfectly safe.
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I took that basically straight from what shoman said in the thread. It's been so long since I rooted this phone I don't remember how I did it. I think his point was to use Mobile ODIN to install CWM Recovery.
Wifi won't disconnect when the screen is off, even with the correct settings, I believe this has been verified by more than a few users. (I could be wrong).
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Noted. Will add a comment.
CRT OFF behavior looks like slow crap when disabled, so, for a crisp shut-off, one should/ can, go into Dev Options, under Windows Animations, and select .5 for a value.
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Also noted.
Last little bit, I would steer clear of saying too much about battery life, or giving advice about how long to let a ROM/Kernel settle in (more of an art than a science). Suffice to direct folks to XDA threads on the subject.
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Okay, I'll add that, too.

LiLChris06 said:
Nice write up, if your going to link my dropbox let me know before hand.
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Sorry, I can link to the post instead. Would that be better?
- Aaron

rogersa2k said:
Sorry, I can link to the post instead. Would that be better?
- Aaron
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Nah its cool, btw here is Samsung Keyboard you can add to the OP.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20447007/Update/apps/SamsungKB.zip
Reupload them if you like, I didn't mod them so I don't care.

rogersa2k said:
I took that basically straight from what shoman said in the thread. It's been so long since I rooted this phone I don't remember how I did it. I think his point was to use Mobile ODIN to install CWM Recovery.
Noted. Will add a comment.
Also noted.
Okay, I'll add that, too.
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You're awesome. Regarding M.O., I wanted to ensure that noobs didn't think they HAD to do it that way. In fact, now that I think about it, I'd just assume that people are rooted and good to go, you can even say so, like, "...it's assumed you're rooted, running a kernel with CWM, and capable of either downloading vis wifi to your SD Card, or transfering the rom from your computer...". I mean, they gotta have a pulse.

OKAY AFTER A LONG DAY OF READING AND A HUGE HEAD ACHE, This is what i have come up with PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF I AM MISSING ANY STEPS OR ANYTHING... THANK YOU!!!!!
how to root sg2
1. Use Odin to flash stock UCKH7 with Root, available here. Be aware that doing this will require a full wipe, so do what you can to back up your sms/mms/contacts and other data. READ EVERY STEP CAREFULLY. Do not flash a kernel with Odin.
TO USE ODEN, How to root by flashing Entropy512's Return/Unbrick to Stock, Kernel + Rooted System Package with Modem using Odin3 One-Click Downloader (Windows)
Download the "Odin3 One-Click Downloader Stock I-777 UCKH7 with Root no BL" package from MultiUpload or MegaUpload. Extract the contents of the zip file to a directory on your hard disk drive. This is a One-Click version of Entropy512's Return/Unbrick to Stock, Kernel + Rooted System Package plus stock modem from the development forum. (Contains stock zImage, factoryfs.img with root, and modem.bin.)
Start the Odin3 One-Click Downloader program by double clicking on "I777UCKH7 OCD Root No BL.exe".Now Enter Download Mode:
With the phone powered off, plug in the usb cable while holding the vol up + vol down buttons (but not the power button).
When the warning screen appears, press Volume up to continue into download mode.
In Odin, the small edit box in the upper left corner will turn yellow, and say something like [0:COM8].
Click Start. Watch the progress bar advance in green while the message box in the lower area describes the steps. When the flash is finished, the top left larger edit box will turn green and say PASS! and your phone will automatically reboot.
Unplug the usb cable from you phone after it boots up. Success. You're Rooted.
2. Now that you have root access, download Mobile Odin from the Play Store. Use it to flash either Entropy's DD or Siyah. This will install CWM Recovery. THE APP AND KERNEL,"DD-012.." ARE IN THE FOLDER ON THE DESKTOP.
3. Boot into CWM Recovery and make a nandroid backup.
4. Use CWM to flash SHOStock or CM9. SHOSTOCK IS LOCATED IN FOLDER ON DESKTOP
Sent from my HTC Glacier using XDA

rogersa2k said:
I took that basically straight from what shoman said in the thread. It's been so long since I rooted this phone I don't remember how I did it. I think his point was to use Mobile ODIN to install CWM Recovery.
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Correct. You generally only want to use Mobile Odin right after initial root to flash a kernel with CWM.
The only other time I can see it being useful is if you want to flash a stock firmware, but want to retain root. The everroot option works well for this.
Sent from my SGH-I777 using xda premium

Galaxy_Cat said:
thanks for making this, good first draft. a couple points I'd like to offer.
Nobody needs to download and use Mobile Odin. Flashing kernels through CWM recovery works fine and is perfectly safe. Using Mobile Odin as a special case recovery tool for flashing over a buggy/ dangerous kernel is another story, but strictly speaking, people shouldn't be led down a road that isn't totally necessary.
Wifi won't disconnect when the screen is off, even with the correct settings, I believe this has been verified by more than a few users. (I could be wrong).
CRT OFF behavior looks like slow crap when disabled, so, for a crisp shut-off, one should/ can, go into Dev Options, under Windows Animations, and select .5 for a value. (CRT Animation needs to be checked)
Last little bit, I would steer clear of saying too much about battery life, or giving advice about how long to let a ROM/Kernel settle in (more of an art than a science). Suffice to direct folks to XDA threads on the subject.
Keep up the good work, initiative is very good!
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Using mobile Odin to put cwm after touting the phone is the best way IMO and eliminates the need for triangle away. Especially when coming from stock kk6.
Crt unchecked is not a crt off animation. The screen does fade some before turning off but that's it. Doing what you state gives it an instant off. I can't believe people would be picky about a split second delay..... Crazy.
Battery after flash..... There is no doubt you need to wait a few charge cycles before studying about battery. There are way to many variables on what effects the battery but bbs can help you work finding the culprit.
Sent from my SGH-I777 using Tapatalk 2

Currently ex tweaks is not supported with cherry picker kernel.
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Multi post.. I'll think of something....

shoman94 said:
Using mobile Odin to put cwm after touting the phone is the best way IMO and eliminates the need for triangle away. Especially when coming from stock kk6.
Crt unchecked is not a crt off animation. The screen does fade some before turning off but that's it. Doing what you state gives it an instant off. I can't believe people would be picky about a split second delay..... Crazy.
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Crazy like an aesthete.
Not to get into a pissing contest, but (here he goes) this Q and A is about the ROM, and Kernel, not flashing in general, or rooting.
Love ya Sho, you're a great man (or a half naked tranny in newark). I don't even care, I love this rom!

Galaxy_Cat said:
Crazy like an aesthete.
Not to get into a pissing contest, but (here he goes) this Q and A is about the ROM, and Kernel, not flashing in general, or rooting.
Love ya Sho, you're a great man (or a half naked tranny in newark). I don't even care, I love this rom!
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Which includes flashing my ROM from stock. So yes it pertains to installing/using the ROM.
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shoman94 said:
Which includes flashing my ROM from stock. So yes it pertains to installing/using the ROM.
Sent from my SGH-I777 using Tapatalk 2
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Got it, understand.

Galaxy_Cat said:
thanks for making this, good first draft. a couple points I'd like to offer.
Nobody needs to download and use Mobile Odin. Flashing kernels through CWM recovery works fine and is perfectly safe. Using Mobile Odin as a special case recovery tool for flashing over a buggy/ dangerous kernel is another story, but strictly speaking, people shouldn't be led down a road that isn't totally necessary.
Wifi won't disconnect when the screen is off, even with the correct settings, I believe this has been verified by more than a few users. (I could be wrong).
CRT OFF behavior looks like slow crap when disabled, so, for a crisp shut-off, one should/ can, go into Dev Options, under Windows Animations, and select .5 for a value. (CRT Animation needs to be checked)
Last little bit, I would steer clear of saying too much about battery life, or giving advice about how long to let a ROM/Kernel settle in (more of an art than a science). Suffice to direct folks to XDA threads on the subject.
Keep up the good work, initiative is very good!
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the wifi does turn off but it doesnt show so in the battery stats

While a guide like this could be helpful, in my opinion trying to answer almost every question a person could think of just makes people not have to search. Which makes them ask dumb questions and start stupid threads. For someone brand new to flashing or coming from bone stock, definitely helpful.
Sent from my SGH-I777 using Tapatalk 2

Phalanx7621 said:
While a guide like this could be helpful, in my opinion trying to answer almost every question a person could think of just makes people not have to search. Which makes them ask dumb questions and start stupid threads. For someone brand new to flashing or coming from bone stock, definitely helpful.
Sent from my SGH-I777 using Tapatalk 2
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This really isn't a guide. It's a faq for my ROM that has questions that are asked multiple times which become redundant. It's purpose is to lead you in the right direction for installing and using SHOstock.
Really I wanted/want this inserted into the ROM thread.
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LiLChris06 said:
...here is Samsung Keyboard you can add to the OP.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20447007/Update/apps/SamsungKB.zip
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Added this to FAQ. Thanks!
shoman94 said:
Currently ex tweaks is not supported with cherry picker kernel.
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Yeah, I went back and forth on that and finally installed ExTweaks to test. Once I saw it didn't work I updated the FAQ.
shoman94 said:
Really I wanted/want this inserted into the ROM thread.
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And I have every intention of putting it there. I thought that filling up the (already bloated) thread with discussions about the FAQ was not useful. My hope is that I can get most of the silly Q & A's added within a week.
- Aaron

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HELP: Jumpy/Sporadic Widgets in Overview Mode

I'm not sure why but whenever I flash a GB ROM the widgets in overview mode jump around too much/too fast to the point where I can't even accurately choose which one I want to go to. It's smooth at first after a fresh boot/reboot but as time goes on my overview mode always starts to act crazy no matter which ROM I flash (I've been going back n forth between EWJET and WB and it happens with both of them). Is it possible to get the stock overview mode from GB with the widgets that are static and don't move round like in these custom versions? Any help would be appreciated, this is the only feature I am starting to not like.
I suspect this has to do with the fps unlock. I noticed it worked OK without it.
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speig said:
I suspect this has to do with the fps unlock. I noticed it worked OK without it.
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
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I didn't even think of that! That does sound like it could be a valid reason. Thanks!
Hey speig, do you know if there's a way to remove the uncap/restore the 30 or 32 (whichever it is) cap? I searched and found a solution in a thread that says to delete some line from a file in root explorer but it's not letting me edit the file, just view it even though I enable all permissions. Thanks in advance if you're able to help!
Scratch that...I was able to use ES file explorer/manager to restore the cap

[MOD] NFC on AT&T Stock ROM (CWM)

This flash contains an xml permissions file and the Tag.apk from the Canadian ROMs.
Once you've flashed this you will have the option to turn on NFC in Wireless Settings as well as be able to install NFC apps from the Play Market.
Obligatory Directions:
Reboot your phone into Recovery if you've already installed ClockworkMod Recovery. If you don't know if you have, you probably haven't. Go here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1526431
Make a Backup! This doesn't do anything fancy, but I'm not responsible if you lose everything when flashing. CWM is still technically a Beta build for this phone
Choose "install zip from sdcard"
Choose either "choose zip from sdcard" or "choose zip from internal sdcard" depending on where you saved it.
Find your file and install it
Restart. You now have NFC options.
nfc?
do our phones actually have nfc
Yup, it's just disabled on the AT&T for some reason. If you take off your battery cover and look at it, the chip is built into the cover itself.
I tested transmission and receiving with a friend's Nexus. It works great.
So what can this be used for.
fox689 said:
This flash contains an xml permissions file and the Tag.apk from the Canadian ROMs.
Once you've flashed this you will have the option to turn on NFC in Wireless Settings as well as be able to install NFC apps from the Play Market.
Obligatory Directions:
Reboot your phone into Recovery if you've already installed ClockworkMod Recovery. If you don't know if you have, you probably haven't. Go here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1526431
Make a Backup! This doesn't do anything fancy, but I'm not responsible if you lose everything when flashing. CWM is still technically a Beta build for this phone
Choose "install zip from sdcard"
Choose either "choose zip from sdcard" or "choose zip from internal sdcard" depending on where you saved it.
Find your file and install it
Restart. You now have NFC options.
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NFC uses
http://www.pcworld.com/article/210861/what_googles_nfc_android_phones_will_mean_for_you.html
http://mashable.com/2010/05/06/near-field-communication/
http://www.nfcworld.com/2011/03/30/36757/nfc-task-launcher-android-tag-application/
TLDR: Potential Uses - secure payment, data transfer, product information, location check in, task launching with personalized tags (which the phone can write to), and lots of other stuff. There is even a company developing house door locks using NFC and newer cars with push button start already use it to detect if the keys are near the car.
Will this work with google wallet?
Not yet. Google Wallet is a Nexus only app right now.
Edit: The app can be downloaded, but it does a check to see what the phone is. I'm just going to leave it installed so I can know when it updates.
Think this will cause us problems when nfc is legitimately released? And has anyone attempted a device change through build.prop?
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As in changing the phone name in the build.prop to a nexus? I'm not really sure what that would do. I'll look up the model number and report back what happens when I change it.
As for flashing this, I doubt it will cause any more problems than the root kernel and bloat removal will. Unless AT&T has some spyware buried into the phone, they shouldn't know, nor should they care.
This flash literally just tosses in the permissions XML and adds the control program from the other phones to the system apps. EVERYTHING else was already in the ROM, including the Nfc.apk and libraries. Kinda annoying, but AT&T is wanting it locked out on phones until they're proprietary NFC payment system is released.
Personally, I wanted to play with launch tags, so I figured out how to unlock it, and then made a CWM flashable that does all the heavy lifting I figured out by tearing through the Rodgers and Telus ROMs.
just installed through CWM and works perfectly. are there any apps currently out there similar to "Google Wallet" that I can use in order to pay wireless? And the NFC tags are pretty cool, i will experiment with that as well.
I know the Paypal app allows for direct phone to phone interactions using it, but I haven't tested how it works. I just got it working this morning, so I haven't done anything other than build the zip for everyone else.
Ok, so editing the build.prop to say it's a Nexus S 4G didn't work. Wallet started force closing in the background. I'll put it on my list of things to research.
I got my NFC tags from Amazon today. Using NFC Task Launcher it can trigger Tasker tasks. Pretty cool. Already got one set for putting my phone in "sleepy time mode" when I place it on my night stand. Next up is to route the audio streaming via Bluetooth to speakers in the bedroom. Will be nice for playing music in the shower.
Sent magically through the air from the mighty Note!
What tags did you buy? I'm wanting to do the same now that I have it working.
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See earlier posts. They are the mifare Ultralight ones. Really limited capacity. If you try to initiate a complex tasker task directly you won't have enough room. A work around when using tasker is to create the complex task, call it task 1. Then create another task that runs task 1. So it might be better to get the larger capacity ones. They're rewritable although you can "lock" them to make 'em read only.
You can leave NFC on all the time so you just tap your tag. Hopefully that doesn't kill the battery. But I created a simple tasker widget to easily turn it on and off when I want without having to go into settings.
Sent magically through the air from the mighty Note!
Ok, I know the instructions posted are pretty cut and dry, Im wondering whether NFC can be enabled on stock & unrooted?
Im going to be making a few assumptions here, feel free to correct anything, I just purchased this phone 4 days ago and have not yet done anything 'hacky' yet, just been reading.
Im pretty sure the stock recovery (which I have not yet tried to boot into) is the 3e recovery which prevents unsigned code from being flashed (3e on the Cappy did the same thing). This would prevent just renaming this to update.zip and flashing yes?
And, 'if' you were rooted, would this affect the flash counter thing everyone has been talking about? I only ask because, coming from a Cappy, I never had to deal with this flash counter nonsense so Im a bit unsure what causes this counter to increase...
littlewierdo said:
Ok, I know the instructions posted are pretty cut and dry, Im wondering whether NFC can be enabled on stock & unrooted?
Im going to be making a few assumptions here, feel free to correct anything, I just purchased this phone 4 days ago and have not yet done anything 'hacky' yet, just been reading.
Im pretty sure the stock recovery (which I have not yet tried to boot into) is the 3e recovery which prevents unsigned code from being flashed (3e on the Cappy did the same thing). This would prevent just renaming this to update.zip and flashing yes?
And, 'if' you were rooted, would this affect the flash counter thing everyone has been talking about? I only ask because, coming from a Cappy, I never had to deal with this flash counter nonsense so Im a bit unsure what causes this counter to increase...
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You need CWM for any flashing. I'm coming from cappy too and tried to keep up here since launch. It seems like the flash counter only goes up with Odin flashes.
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If you never want to trip your counter, there is always http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23229071&postcount=57
fox689 said:
If you never want to trip your counter, there is always http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23229071&postcount=57
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^^^ This is what I followed, worked flawlessly.
Will this work on SAUROM?
I've got the latest SAUROM and the ATT fix. Would this work on that? Is there any downside to giving it a try?

[Q] New To S3

I have purchased the S3 today and really liking it, I want to make it the best out of it,
1. I've updated the firmware to the latest version using Samsung Update, should I use any kernels?
2. Is there any bugs on the latest firmware?
3. Should I root the phone? If so can you provide me the best guide please
4. I listen to music using the S3 everyday, what's the best modification to use for best sound quality?
5. I only have 100MB bandwidth data to use every month, any settings I should disable to try not over pass the limit?
6. Also I have a 32GB MicroSD card, is it possible to move apps to SD card for faster performance of loading?
Thanks
Lither said:
I have purchased the S3 today and really liking it, I want to make it the best out of it,
1. I've updated the firmware to the latest version using Samsung Update, should I use any kernels?
2. Is there any bugs on the latest firmware?
3. Should I root the phone? If so can you provide me the best guide please
4. I listen to music using the S3 everyday, what's the best modification to use for best sound quality?
5. I only have 100MB bandwidth data to use every month, any settings I should disable to try not over pass the limit?
6. Also I have a 32GB MicroSD card, is it possible to move apps to SD card for faster performance of loading?
Thanks
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OP, go to the S3 general forum and read the stickies at the top. All the help you need is there.
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kofiaa said:
OP, go to the S3 general forum and read the stickies at the top. All the help you need is there.
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I've looked at the General forum but the stickies didn't help
Can someone help me please
Lither said:
I have purchased the S3 today and really liking it, I want to make it the best out of it,
1. I've updated the firmware to the latest version using Samsung Update, should I use any kernels?
2. Is there any bugs on the latest firmware?
3. Should I root the phone? If so can you provide me the best guide please
4. I listen to music using the S3 everyday, what's the best modification to use for best sound quality?
5. I only have 100MB bandwidth data to use every month, any settings I should disable to try not over pass the limit?
6. Also I have a 32GB MicroSD card, is it possible to move apps to SD card for faster performance of loading?
Thanks
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1: Use custom kernels only if you need them.
2: I have not noticed any
3: Same as #1, only if you feel comfortable with modifying your phone, google "root galaxy s3"
4: I think S3 sound quality is very good without any mods
5: Look at Settings -> Data usage, there you can set limits
6: Dont know about this, but if you have a cheap (slow) sdcard, the loading times may get worse.
Btw, make full backup of stock rom if you decide to go custom :thumbup:
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hsrars-d said:
1: Use custom kernels only if you need them.
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What does custom kernel do to the performance?
hsrars-d said:
3: Same as #1, only if you feel comfortable with modifying your phone, google "root galaxy s3"
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Rooting the S3 means I have access to system files and be able to use apps such as AdFree to block ads from websites?
hsrars-d said:
6: Dont know about this, but if you have a cheap (slow) sdcard, the loading times may get worse.
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I've a 32GB Samsung Class 10 MicroSD, also was wondering if you can make a partition on the SD to store all the apps data files so the performance will be abit better
hsrars-d said:
Btw, make full backup of stock rom if you decide to go custom :thumbup:
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I've been told to stay on stock ROM as it's stable and some custom ROM have bugs
Custom kernels include all kinds of tweaks, i.e. overclocking that will increase performance at cost of battery life. Siyah kernel is a good example.
Yes, with root you are able to use AdFree and many more handy tools to customize your phone i.e. fonts and such.
Hmm, im sure that searching the forum for App2sd or something similar would give an answer as I have no experience of moving apps on S3. Never really needed myself.
Yeah, stock roms have better camera and in most cases are more stable than custom roms.
As always, Google is your friend
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hsrars-d said:
Custom kernels include all kinds of tweaks, i.e. overclocking that will increase performance at cost of battery life. Siyah kernel is a good example.
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I'll give it a look, it seems most people use Siyah kernel, would you recommend it over other kernels?
hsrars-d said:
Yes, with root you are able to use AdFree and many more handy tools to customize your phone i.e. fonts and such.
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I'll definitely find a guide and root my S3
hsrars-d said:
Hmm, im sure that searching the forum for App2sd or something similar would give an answer as I have no experience of moving apps on S3. Never really needed myself.
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I'll search around the forum and have a look if there's a guide
hsrars-d said:
Yeah, stock roms have better camera and in most cases are more stable than custom roms.
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Custom ROM seems to catch my attention at the moment as there are optimization with tweaks and others but is there any bugs with them such as Camera, Audio and others?
Lither said:
I'll give it a look, it seems most people use Siyah kernel, would you recommend it over other kernels?
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I like and use Siyah, mainly for its flexibility, and its audio enhancements (Siyah kernel enhancements are all maintainable thru "STweaks" app which will be installed by default when you install the kernel).
I've not played with over/under-clocking as I don't feel the need with such a beast of a phone, but the options are all there.
Lither said:
Custom ROM seems to catch my attention at the moment as there are optimization with tweaks and others but is there any bugs with them such as Camera, Audio and others?
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My main reasons for using custom ROMS are:
1) the ability to use later versions of the OS before Samsung push it to the stock phones. I'm on 4.1.2 now, and have "multi-window" mode from the Galaxy note 2
2) The ability to tweak the appearance of the phone thru themes, other window managers (I use Apex mainly, but Nova is pretty too) etc.
3) the ability to strip bloatware from the phone.
As to bugs etc- I've not noticed any more bugs in the SGS3 roms than in any other custom roms, in fact I think the aftermarket Custom Rom chefs these days are producing massively mature product. Haven't flashed anything I'd consider "bleeding edge' in a long time. Last time I had a force close was in the Facebook app, and that's Zuckerberg's fault, not Android's
The App in question has since been updated and runs smooth now.
Lither said:
I have purchased the S3 today and really liking it, I want to make it the best out of it,
1. I've updated the firmware to the latest version using Samsung Update, should I use any kernels?
Its your choice .
2. Is there any bugs on the latest firmware?
3. Should I root the phone? If so can you provide me the best guide please
Why root until you know what root is for as it voids warranty .
Use CF Root
4. I listen to music using the S3 everyday, what's the best modification to use for best sound quality?
Subjective try them all .
5. I only have 100MB bandwidth data to use every month, any settings I should disable to try not over pass the limit?
Your choice but i would turn off data unless you require data .
6. Also I have a 32GB MicroSD card, is it possible to move apps to SD card for faster performance of loading?
No
READ THE BASICS in the stickies all the information is their .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1927113
jje
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Lither said:
I'll give it a look, it seems most people use Siyah kernel, would you recommend it over other kernels?
I'll definitely find a guide and root my S3
I'll search around the forum and have a look if there's a guide
Custom ROM seems to catch my attention at the moment as there are optimization with tweaks and others but is there any bugs with them such as Camera, Audio and others?
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Start here by rooting the phone > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703488
Stovemeister said:
I like and use Siyah, mainly for its flexibility, and its audio enhancements (Siyah kernel enhancements are all maintainable thru "STweaks" app which will be installed by default when you install the kernel).
I've not played with over/under-clocking as I don't feel the need with such a beast of a phone, but the options are all there.
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I'll give Siyah kernel a try, there's no need for me to overclock for my daily uses, also kernel is just a tweak of performance to the phone?
Stovemeister said:
My main reasons for using custom ROMS are:
1) the ability to use later versions of the OS before Samsung push it to the stock phones. I'm on 4.1.2 now, and have "multi-window" mode from the Galaxy note 2
2) The ability to tweak the appearance of the phone thru themes, other window managers (I use Apex mainly, but Nova is pretty too) etc.
3) the ability to strip bloatware from the phone.
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I'll have a look at some custom ROM and see which one I like to install
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As to bugs etc- I've not noticed any more bugs in the SGS3 roms than in any other custom roms, in fact I think the aftermarket Custom Rom chefs these days are producing massively mature product. Haven't flashed anything I'd consider "bleeding edge' in a long time. Last time I had a force close was in the Facebook app, and that's Zuckerberg's fault, not Android's
The App in question has since been updated and runs smooth now.
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If I install a custom ROM, I'm afraid that the camera or other features will have a bug causing it not to function properly but if there's isn't any, then I'll be more than happy to install
JJEgan said:
Why root until you know what root is for as it voids warranty .
Use CF Root
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I know by rooting the phone, it will avoid warranty
JJEgan said:
I listen to music using the S3 everyday, what's the best modification to use for best sound quality?
Subjective try them all .
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How would I know the best one?
JJEgan said:
I only have 100MB bandwidth data to use every month, any settings I should disable to try not over pass the limit?
Your choice but i would turn off data unless you require data .
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I heard there's email sync and others which keep using data, how do I turn them off?
JJEgan said:
Also I have a 32GB MicroSD card, is it possible to move apps to SD card for faster performance of loading?
No
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I have looked at few topics about moving apps to SD card, they seems to say you can't, just wondering why?
QUOTE=spoonymoon;34484239]Start here by rooting the phone > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703488[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the guide
make sure you disabke auto sync that'll ensure you dont go over with data
Lither said:
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How would I know the best one?
Its your ears not my ears it that simple .
I heard there's email sync and others which keep using data, how do I turn them off?
Turn Mobile DATA OFF via the Toggle switches .
jje
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If I install a custom ROM and there's a new version that's out, do I need to reinstall or just apply update?
Lither said:
If I install a custom ROM and there's a new version that's out, do I need to reinstall or just apply update?
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That depends upon the rom makers instructions full rom or update .
jje
Lither said:
I have purchased the S3 today and really liking it, I want to make it the best out of it,
1. I've updated the firmware to the latest version using Samsung Update, should I use any kernels?
2. Is there any bugs on the latest firmware?
3. Should I root the phone? If so can you provide me the best guide please
4. I listen to music using the S3 everyday, what's the best modification to use for best sound quality?
5. I only have 100MB bandwidth data to use every month, any settings I should disable to try not over pass the limit?
6. Also I have a 32GB MicroSD card, is it possible to move apps to SD card for faster performance of loading?
Thanks
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since i knew android poweramp really great sound.That's why until today i'm using poweramp in my S3.Combination siyah kernel i've got real sound for hardcore n metalcore songs feel's like front of the stage.depend on you to customize it.
sorry for bad english..
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Lither said:
I'll give Siyah kernel a try, there's no need for me to overclock for my daily uses, also kernel is just a tweak of performance to the phone?
I'll have a look at some custom ROM and see which one I like to install
If I install a custom ROM, I'm afraid that the camera or other features will have a bug causing it not to function properly but if there's isn't any, then I'll be more than happy to install
I know by rooting the phone, it will avoid warranty
How would I know the best one?
I heard there's email sync and others which keep using data, how do I turn them off?
I have looked at few topics about moving apps to SD card, they seems to say you can't, just wondering why?
QUOTE=spoonymoon;34484239]Start here by rooting the phone > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703488
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Thanks for the guide[/QUOTE]
i've done move apps to sd card by follow instruction on this forum.But sometimes i feel something weird on it.Just use Link 2sd and manage it use setting on cyanogen mod..so it's easy to move all apps except system file.But once turn off my S3 my apps lost..then i turn off one more time all apps back to my home screen as well..
Just follow instruction carefully.

[Q] Just rooted! Woohoo! A few questions...

Just rooted my phone...and I love being able to use the WiFi tether! A few questions:
1) Which of the bloatware should I remove and will it noticeably improve the performance of my phone?
2) How do I get rid of the WiFi notifications that always pop up and tell me there's WiFi nearby?
3) How do I get Sense 4.0 on this phone and what are the advantages/disadvantages of it?
Please keep in mind that I am an extreme noob and it was pretty incredible that I was actually able to root. In fact, I had to get help from a friend on it!
1) It will remove any background apps you don't need. Read up on which ones can be safe to remove.
2) While in Wi-Fi settings press menu then choose Advancedyou will see the option "Notify Me", deselect/uncheck it.
3) By flashing a Sense 4.0 rom and matching boot.img. There are a few good ones and really just as many bugs as any Sense 3.6 rom nowadays, so no need to worry on that.
If you need help, I'm only a quick PM away. I might not reply right away but I will gladly be of help.
EDIT:
Regarding your first question; flash a custom rom and not worry about bloatware.
Thanks, Snuzzo...much appreciated. Regarding #2, it was indeed unchecked. It says "Notify me, When launching apps, notify me when Wi-Fi is available"...not sure that's what I'm going for. Per your other recommendation, I'd assume flashing a custom ROM would help that.
Is there a good Sense 4.0 rom you'd recommend? Seems like I've seen that some don't jive with bluetooth...I use bluetooth a lot in my car. Also, what would you say are the benefits of 4.0 over 3.6?
I have tried them all, and so far I like Nils the best http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1757357
chrisrach3 said:
Is there a good Sense 4.0 rom you'd recommend? Seems like I've seen that some don't jive with bluetooth...I use bluetooth a lot in my car. Also, what would you say are the benefits of 4.0 over 3.6?
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Not being a real hardcore end user, I can't tell the difference. Worst one to ask in that respect. Checkout Hawknest's. Him and myself have been working on Eclipticrez for months now.
Quick clarification...the WiFi notification I'm getting is the one that shows up in the notifications bar at the top of the screen. Unchecking "Notify me" only keeps it from taking over my whole screen. I have unlimited data, so I'm uninterested in WiFi.
Flash NilsP rom and you wont have that problem anymore and everything works!
Ha--touche! I'll have to check that out.
chrisrach3 said:
Quick clarification...the WiFi notification I'm getting is the one that shows up in the notifications bar at the top of the screen. Unchecking "Notify me" only keeps it from taking over my whole screen. I have unlimited data, so I'm uninterested in WiFi.
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Menu-->Settings-->Wi-Fi
then
Menu-->Advanced
Uncheck - "Notify Me"
Check - "Never auto turn on Wi-Fi"
And to add...
Props to Snuzzo. Someone who is clearly above the simple in and outs of this phone, who is capable of doing things WAY over most of our heads, taking time to respond to some beginner questions. +1 to him, and a lesson for the rest of you who would just scream "Use the search!!!"
bwthor20 said:
Menu-->Settings-->Wi-Fi
then
Menu-->Advanced
Uncheck - "Notify Me"
Check - "Never auto turn on Wi-Fi"
And to add...
Props to Snuzzo. Someone who is clearly above the simple in and outs of this phone, who is capable of doing things WAY over most of our heads, taking time to respond to some beginner questions. +1 to him, and a lesson for the rest of you who would just scream "Use the search!!!"
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+1 to the preceding ---- but feel free to use the "search" feature anyway. It's just nicer.
hgoldner said:
+1 to the preceding ---- but feel free to use the "search" feature anyway. It's just nicer.
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Yeah, I have searched before and came up with the same answer. The notification still comes up in my status bar at the top of the screen. That's why I was wondering if there was another way to do it... I guess that was my question. I figured I might be able to remove a system file or something now that I have rooted.
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chrisrach3 said:
Yeah, I have searched before and came up with the same answer. The notification still comes up in my status bar at the top of the screen. That's why I was wondering if there was another way to do it... I guess that was my question. I figured I might be able to remove a system file or something now that I have rooted.
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Also, if you choose to try a ROM that doesn't remove it, sometimes someone has a file you can flash that will remove it, such as for the ViperRez ROM. You might even ask if that file works on stock rooted if you're not ready to flash a ROM yet. Here's a link to the one made for ViperRez, you can ask in/search the thread to see if it would work on another ROM:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1786277&highlight=viperrez
But really, you might as well flash a custom ROM. I'm running ViperRez and I like it a lot but I'm not able to connect my phone as a portable player to my car and I'm not able to get my contacts into my car either. I was able to do both on stock and on a GB ROM I was running. Am going to reflash it and see if it works, or try to get it set up on stock first then reflash. Other than that I really like the ROM.
I was thinking of trying out iRezone, that seems like it might be good too.
If after you flash a custom ROM you still have that wifi icon showing just check the ROM thread and see if someone posted a fix.

Just curious! What do you use root for discussion

Didn't really know if this was the right place to post this, but I was just wondering what everyone uses their rooted me7 S4 for? Like what sort of apps do you utilize since there isn't much as far as customizing that we can do without an unlocked bootloader. Just a discussion for everyone to spitball in while we wait for the next android god to unlock our phones!
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Used to do it for the different ROMs and using the MODs.
Now I've kind of outgrown the whole "crack-flashing" phase, and just root it to try any new ground-breaking MOD/ROM/App, etc.
Also, I just love knowing that I have the freedom of being Rooted.
XDA community is beautiful.
It's easier just to name the apps I mainly use when rooted:
AdAway (ad blocker)
Titanium Backup (backup app)
DroidWall (firewall)
Also uninstalling/freezing bloatware. Of course, it's awesome because you can flash ROMs, too.
Theming and removing bloat
I rooted so I could use Wallet, a few other apps and to remove bloat. I can't stand the crap Verizon puts on their phones. 3+ years ago, I'd flash a rom almost daily but I too have grown out of the crack flashing phase.
Well, at first I used admin/sudo/root to learn what made my computer work, and consequently what made it stop working, and how to repair things when the system didn't like what I did to it. Then how to make the computer more responsive through config edits.
When I got my first andriod it was pretty much the above all over again but way littler. I don't think I can count how many times I've soft bricked my phones by poking around in file systems I shouldn't have been poking around in.
Then I focused on how to make my devices faster without using prebuilt "OMGITSFASTHUMINAHUMINAHUMINA" script pack zips found across the internet and here. So learned how scripts worked in general to automate a lot of mundane functions.
Then, My buddy Kyle was working on a performance kang of liquid for the DX. I offered to help get more performance out of it. And then I eventually took over the ROM building in that project and a bunch of others for that series of devices.
Root isn't so much to me about "check it out bro I'm rooted, I've got stock cyanogenmod10 on, yeah high five" as it is about what I'm able to do with that ability and more importantly what I'm able to learn by actually using that ability. That's why I try to make my updater scripts print on screen what the script is doing... To potentially help someone who didn't know what was going on potentially learn a little bit.
Besides all that, I enjoy theming my UI. And with how much I end up flashing ROMs RomToolbox Pro has been my go to for app backups. :good:
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Theoretically speaking you could run another ROM assuming it's compatible with the stock kernel.
It almost begs the question, maybe it's time for an In-Android (runtime) ROM flashing tool non-dependent on recovery. You wouldn't gain the other benefits of a normal recovery but you'd at least be able to flash ROM's, sans certain elements.
Aside from the performance and mod benefits, I find it therapeutic. Everytime I freeze/uninstall Vznavigator, Back up assistant plus, Verizon tones or anything Verizon related app I feel good knowing im doing mankind a favor by eliminating an atrocious and insulting excuse of an app.
Plus...theres nothing better than the feeling you get when you toggle that wifi hotspot switch on, especially after you've just successfully upgraded and kept your unlimited data by enduring the long, grueling and degrading task of dealing with the incompetence that is Vzw customer service.
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I prefer to root just because of the awesome features.. Open source will always be popular and gives everyone their own chance to be different.
Remove bloatware, remove the persistent WiFi on the dropdown (which eats battery life), adaway so I get rid of stupid ads (I prefer to pay for the app and not the ads). ROM's when the bootloader gets unlocked (again).
myn said:
Theoretically speaking you could run another ROM assuming it's compatible with the stock kernel.
It almost begs the question, maybe it's time for an In-Android (runtime) ROM flashing tool non-dependent on recovery. You wouldn't gain the other benefits of a normal recovery but you'd at least be able to flash ROM's, sans certain elements.
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This would be great
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I'm rooted for, TitaniumBackup, AdFree, Tasker (disable/enable pattern). No more ROM flashing for me even though I was able to save MDK.
Adaway
Titanium Bakcup
Custom ROM
Root Call Blocker
WiFi Tether TrevE Mod
Greenify
WiFi Pass Recovery
etc. :cyclops:
I have TiBU and that's it from everything you guys have listed lol. I read that root call blocker wasn't working properly? And this ad blocker sounds awesome. Also, how do you block the persistent wifi that eats battery? Maybe thats a dumb question haha.
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Anthony825 said:
I have TiBU and that's it from everything you guys have listed lol. I read that root call blocker wasn't working properly? And this ad blocker sounds awesome. Also, how do you block the persistent wifi that eats battery? Maybe thats a dumb question haha.
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Ask and you shall receive. I did a quick Google search and found a few threads on this.
http://www.droid-life.com/2012/07/0...g-wifi-notification-on-the-verizon-galaxy-s3/
http://androidcommunity.com/how-to-...-notification-on-verizon-galaxy-s-4-20130527/
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1761900
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=41940273
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2290634
Awesome thanks very much! I'll have to check this out and shut that annoyance down.
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Well I did a bit of digging further and found this info. The YouTube video and DroidForums thread requires custom recovery, but the XDA-Devs link at the bottom seems to have a method for ME7 FW release. Trying that tomorrow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DT0QvmeHt0U
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/sa...fi-notifications-smart-stay-eye-pulldown.html
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2297213
myn said:
Theoretically speaking you could run another ROM assuming it's compatible with the stock kernel.
It almost begs the question, maybe it's time for an In-Android (runtime) ROM flashing tool non-dependent on recovery. You wouldn't gain the other benefits of a normal recovery but you'd at least be able to flash ROM's, sans certain elements.
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I suggested something similar in the bounty thread. I was thinking something similar to boot manager where you could flash ROMs while in android to the SD... Could that work?
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taxi333 said:
Adaway
Titanium Bakcup
Custom ROM
Root Call Blocker
WiFi Tether TrevE Mod
Greenify
WiFi Pass Recovery
etc. :cyclops:
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Sorry to bounce backwards in posts, but I was unable to locate an app called Adaway. Is it not able to be found in the app store?
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