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Looks like Samsprint is working on the next upgrade finally.... I had been looking for the .rdf files nearly daily since release and I knew Samsprint reps were full of **** when they said it would be released soon.
http://device.sprintpcs.com/Samsung/SPH-D710/EJ28.rdf
Based on OG Epic experience, I would expect at least 3-4 more internal testing releases before OTA release. I will plan to reach out to Samfirmware to see if we can get a leak. If anyone has a premium upgrade /w samfirmware, feel free to ask direct for us since I don't
For those who don't know the releases are based on letter for the month, J for October since J is 10th letter in alphabet, and the 28 is the day. So this is the first testing firmware so far and it was made October 28th.
Edit: ej31 now....
http://device.sprintpcs.com/Samsung/SPH-D710/EJ31.rdf
EK02:
http://device.sprintpcs.com/Samsung/SPH-D710/EK02.rdf
Nice find! Hopefully it's a fix for los.
Samsung Galaxy S II
Yeah now i get to have fun waiting on sammy to make daily rdf flavored sammichs
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gtuansdiamm said:
Yeah now i get to have fun waiting on sammy to make daily rdf flavored sammichs
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Better than nothing for a month like we've had however.
Yo those rdfs are huge trolls
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I'm a bit noobish when it comes to this... What exactly are rdfs? I click the link and just get a bunch of gibberish.
Im on the 2.3.4......
It shows 2.3.3....
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tubasteve said:
Im on the 2.3.4......
It shows 2.3.3....
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The EG30 rdf shows 2.3.3 also. It is just a mistake in the RDF, even the one your phone is currently using.
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I'm a bit noobish when it comes to this... What exactly are rdfs? I click the link and just get a bunch of gibberish.
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They are just files made used somewhere for sprint whenever a new firmware is created. Most the time they are internal testing so all it shows really is they are at least making updates which before now they weren't.
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Yo those rdfs are huge trolls
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Yo the only person trolling so far is you.
They most likely are LoS and signal overall patches, since there's nothing else they need to push more than that.
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They most likely are LoS and signal overall patches, since there's nothing else they need to push more than that.
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All I am hoping for myself
hrffd said:
They most likely are LoS and signal overall patches, since there's nothing else they need to push more than that.
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Right. Everything else is dreamy.
sfhub said:
The EG30 rdf shows 2.3.3 also. It is just a mistake in the RDF, even the one your phone is currently using.
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Ignore that. It is constantly wrong.
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How about 1080p recording not working correctly ...
rican408 said:
How about 1080p recording not working correctly ...
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Let's just have the camera ZOOM IN when the user selects 1080p!
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They most likely are LoS and signal overall patches, since there's nothing else they need to push more than that.
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How about certain games crashing all the time because of the SoundPool bug?
they need to upgrade their US executive team!
I hope it's ICS loll
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From a sprint Rep that seemed to be genuinely interested in fixing gaming problem:
thorntdc2,
Thank you for your offer, we actually have enough information on this issue. We're able to reproduce it and actively working with Samsung on resolving this issue.
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How about certain games crashing all the time because of the SoundPool bug?
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Like many of you, I'm sure, I jump around XDA and browse different forums for anything interesting. This particular one... put a smile on my face. Happy to start seeing some public releases on this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1356228
This has nothing to do with our device
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This has nothing to do with our device
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Wow. You're a genius.
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i already have CM9 installed on my old I9000
is fun to play around with, but not ready for prime time, because a lot of the Android Market apps that i use on a daily basis are not compatible yet with ICS
so it's going to be a long painful wait before being able to enjoy ICS fully, even if it becomes available for our T989
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i already have CM9 installed on my old I9000
is fun to play around with, but not ready for prime time, because a lot of the Android Market apps that i use on a daily basis are not compatible yet with ICS
so it's going to be a long painful wait before being able to enjoy ICS fully, even if it becomes available for our T989
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i agree. prolly best to just get a new ICS device if you want that. but.. it's still good to see the evolution of software.
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i agree. prolly best to just get a new ICS device if you want that. but.. it's still good to see the evolution of software.
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eehhhhhh... what does that has to do with getting a new hardware?
the current hardware are perfectly fine, just the programmers needs to get their things together and make sure their software are ICS compatible
There's quite a few devices with cm9 alphas already. We wont be waiting to long to see it on our phone.
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Even the g2x has a alpha version of cm9 working since Thanksgiving night so I'm sure this phone will have it soon. Also this is my first Samsung smartphone I am hoping Samsung does a little better than LG when it comes to updates and support for their phone. The g2x was a nightmare thank God I had one of the few g2x's that did not have all the bugs.
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I thought it was common knowledge that CM9 was being developed. No?
This thread is a fail. What does Nexus S development have anything to do with the GS2 ICS rom? They are entirely different chipsets.
johnston9234 said:
This thread is a fail. What does Nexus S development have anything to do with the GS2 ICS rom? They are entirely different chipsets.
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slayher said on twitter that CM9 for t989 is coming along smooth thanks to the new chipset and stuff...no ETAs tho
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slayher said on twitter that CM9 for t989 is coming along smooth thanks to the new chipset and stuff...no ETAs tho
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That's great news. I can't wait to play with it.
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OuncE718 said:
That's great news. I can't wait to play with it.
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Thats what she said......
+1
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slayher said on twitter that CM9 for t989 is coming along smooth thanks to the new chipset and stuff...no ETAs tho
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here is the URL to his G+ post talking about our device with a mention of ICS
https://plus.google.com/u/0/109781780227026386444/posts/ADMfb7WbFe5
like allgamer said until apps become more compatible gingerbread is probably better for everyday use right now. I don't really see the big deal and rush in getting ICS.
jessejames111981 said:
here is the URL to his G+ post talking about our device with a mention of ICS
https://plus.google.com/u/0/109781780227026386444/posts/ADMfb7WbFe5
like allgamer said until apps become more compatible gingerbread is probably better for everyday use right now. I don't really see the big deal and rush in getting ICS.
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Thanks. Added to my feed for updates.
It would be cool if/when it becomes possible for our phones to multi-boot or at least a savvy developer creates a VMWare-esque app or any other way for any other way for us to use multiple ROMs simultaneously without the need to backup, wipe, flash, repeat for each different ROM we wanna try. For example, this would be useful for us to try out a ROM that's not daily driver-ready without wiping our daily driver. Just a thought...
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It would be cool if/when it becomes possible for our phones to multi-boot or at least a savvy developer creates a VMWare-esque app or any other way for any other way for us to use multiple ROMs simultaneously without the need to backup, wipe, flash, repeat for each different ROM we wanna try. For example, this would be useful for us to try out a ROM that's not daily driver-ready without wiping our daily driver. Just a thought...
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Nandroid backup...?
VMWare-esque app is not feasible with the hardware limitations.
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Nandroid backup...?
VMWare-esque app is not feasible with the hardware limitations.
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What about boot manager compatibility? I used it with my mt4g and out was awesome!
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Let me guess - bubby is bringing it...
[cricket chirping]
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bhowanidin said:
Let me guess - bubby is bringing it...
[cricket chirping]
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Lmao
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Link: http://androidcommunity.com/official-galaxy-s-ii-ics-upgrade-could-come-march-1st-20120210/
Let's hope this is true.
Yeah not us anytime soon. This is talking about the international version.
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Thats not for us its for international .. Wont even help us.
dtm_stretch said:
Yeah not us anytime soon. This is talking about the international version.
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Kernel sources? I thought we needed those. The international version as it stands now runs fine on my phone.
seeing as the international is a gsm phone, wouldn't the kernel sources be sufficiently different from our phone so as not to work? Never messed with kernels before, so sorry if it's a stupid question.
agentfazexx said:
Kernel sources? I thought we needed those. The international version as it stands now runs fine on my phone.
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You flashed international version on your phone? Or did I read this wrong... sorry if I did
playya said:
You flashed international version on your phone? Or did I read this wrong... sorry if I did
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Yeah, the version off of sgs2ics.com. Booted fine.
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seeing as the international is a gsm phone, wouldn't the kernel sources be sufficiently different from our phone so as not to work? Never messed with kernels before, so sorry if it's a stupid question.
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Kernel sources for everything not related to ril would help us, so Wifi, BT, GPS, etc. Since we already have 3g and SMS working, my guess is that the kernel source for the int'l SGS II could round out what we need to get an acceptable working ICS ROM.
darthstewie said:
seeing as the international is a gsm phone, wouldn't the kernel sources be sufficiently different from our phone so as not to work? Never messed with kernels before, so sorry if it's a stupid question.
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Not entirely. The radio sources would be, yes, but the hardware drivers are the same (so stuff to get the camera and whatnot working could be used) as our phone, I think.
kiekan said:
Not entirely. The radio sources would be, yes, but the hardware drivers are the same (so stuff to get the camera and whatnot working could be used) as our phone, I think.
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All of the drivers work for hardware (minus radio, wifi worked).
Either way, if Samsung is releasing it, chances are Sprint will take this and act on it.
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Yeah, the version off of sgs2ics.com. Booted fine.
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I call BS on this one...
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Either way, if Samsung is releasing it, chances are Sprint will take this and act on it.
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Oh if only this were true. You are new to Sprint aren't you...
squiggie said:
I call BS on this one...
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Okay. Well I know it booted fine. Try it yourself. Otherwise, shut up and stop trolling.
boe said:
Oh if only this were true. You are new to Sprint aren't you...
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6 months into a contract.
agentfazexx said:
All of the drivers work for hardware (minus radio, wifi worked).
Either way, if Samsung is releasing it, chances are Sprint will take this and act on it.
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Samsung already stated they will be having updates by the first quarter for some devices like the SGS2 , but in the end it's up to the carriers and Sprint loves to drag it out.
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Okay. Well I know it booted fine. Try it yourself. Otherwise, shut up and stop trolling.
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People have been having issues booting back to stock or anything else for that matter. May I ask have you nandroid back to anything since booting it up? Also does your pc recognize your phone?
I wouldn't expect Sprint to have a Release of ICS for the Epic Touch until late Summer or early Fall 2012. By then, the phone will be almost 1 year old and Sprint will start saying the ET4G is "End of Life" and stop supporting it altogether.
-Daryel
playya said:
People have been having issues booting back to stock or anything else for that matter. May I ask have you nandroid back to anything since booting it up? Also does your pc recognize your phone?
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Had to flash another kernel then nandroid back to get back to 2.3. Didn't try plugging it into my PC.
daryelv said:
I wouldn't expect Sprint to have a Release of ICS for the Epic Touch until late Summer or early Fall 2012. By then, the phone will be almost 1 year old and Sprint will start saying the ET4G is "End of Life" and stop supporting it altogether.
-Daryel
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Fortunately for us, we don't have to rely on Sprint, as Samsung will release the kernel sources we need to get where we need to go. Also, the 4.0 iteration we would get from Sprint would be TouchWiz'd up, which for me I could care less about. We will have daily-driver quality CM9 and AOSP ICS well before we see an official ICS-based ROM released by Sprint.
And before you ask, yes I have been with Sprint for a long time, and yes I came from the OG Epic 4g.
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People have been having issues booting back to stock or anything else for that matter. May I ask have you nandroid back to anything since booting it up? Also does your pc recognize your phone?
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The people doing it are Odin a tar and its bricking them because they don't know what they are doing....you can use the tar file with mobile Odin pro and retain root which will allow you to use mobile Odin to flash kernel with cwm to get out of the brick but without root can't use mobile Odin...you can take the tar apart and make a ROM out of it...as long as the bootloader and radio is not in there you should be good
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Along with the bogo sale on our phones that should also release ics for our phones? They would probably sell allot more, and we finally get source so we can fix the emmc bug. Win win for everyone
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NO! They shouldn't release source nor give us ICS! We dont want that!
dw3bb10 said:
NO! They shouldn't release source nor give us ICS! We dont want that!
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Hahahaha, sorry, but that's a skilled response.
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dw3bb10 said:
NO! They shouldn't release source nor give us ICS! We dont want that!
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+1 for this, sprint understands its consumers and knows updates just scare and confuse us... its like unlimited data with them, they call it unlimited because if you,like me, live in a market without 4g it would take several months if not years to use 5gigs of data with their current 3g "speeds"... sprint is the best!
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it seems some people may have taken my my remarks seriously? I was continuing in the satire (or what I assumed to be satire) of the post i was referencing.... of course i want ICS released, it could be so buggy it catches fire and abuses your pets for all i care, as long as the devs have access to the source in order to make the roms we actually use (you know, not stock...) better!
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NO! They shouldn't release source nor give us ICS! We dont want that!
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I'm sorry OP but I'm gonna have to agree with this fellow. The bugs aren't gone yet and as it has been said numerous times it doesn't make sense.
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I'm sorry OP but I'm gonna have to agree with this fellow. The bugs aren't gone yet and as it has been said numerous times it doesn't make sense.
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If you're waiting for a total bug-free release then you'll be waiting until the end of time. They will release it when they are ready and, steady yourselves, it will probably have a few remaining, minor issues which they will attempt to fix with a patch.
Seriously it makes me chuckle to see people rubbing their palms together waiting for the perfect, bug-free release of any software.
Here's hoping it comes out soon - but based on the release date and usual one month delay we're still about 1-2 weeks away if they use FF18 as the OTA.
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If you're waiting for a total bug-free release then you'll be waiting until the end of time. They will release it when they are ready and, steady yourselves, it will probably have a few remaining, minor issues which they will attempt to fix with a patch.
Seriously it makes me chuckle to see people rubbing their palms together waiting for the perfect, bug-free release of any software.
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Oh I'm not expecting perfection. Although I would like to see equivalent battery life and equal if not better speed. I'm totally content with the way things are now with ics except for the battery life. That's it.
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Oh I'm not expecting perfection. Although I would like to see equivalent battery life and equal if not better speed. I'm totally content with the way things are now with ics except for the battery life. That's it.
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You need a better ROM I get incredible battery life, as good as if not better than I ever got on GB.
But here's hoping the release is as bug free as possible!
Screw ics I want jelly bean!
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Screw ics I want jelly bean!
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Once ICS source is released JB will be pretty easy to port to the et4g especially once JB source is out, they run pretty much the same kernel only major changes were to framework and resources and some lib and bin files, nothing to the extreme like going from GB to ICS
Edit: by JB source I mean rom source from Google not kernel source, just thought I should clarify that after re-reading what I said
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dw3bb10 said:
NO! They shouldn't release source nor give us ICS! We dont want that!
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I see what you did there.
It's my phone...any mis takes...sry
Am I the only one whom finds mostly all FF18 builds unresponsive at times? The touch keys don't work randomly... on the latest ota and the leak? Is this kernel related? I hope so.... I find myself constantly trying to find the right one buy no luck... this is perhaps a useless thread but I feel as if this ICS for phone is not even worth it at times
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I get th. Touch key part as we.
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Then use an aosp build
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cp320703 said:
Then use an aosp build
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Or this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1748208
"PROJECT:PLACEBO" - now up to you
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pyrostic said:
I get th. Touch key part as we.
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Yeah that just makes using any ICS ROM a turn off at the moment... hope source can fix this.
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Then use an aosp build
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I love AOSP, I'm just not going that route at the moment till kernel is tweaked and modified now that they have source. Plus not all of us like to run aosp.
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Why is it that all of these types of things are always categorized as ICS issues when the majority of us dont suffer from often if at all...?
Just make a checklist of consistent variables....
You
Your phone
Your settings
An operaring system succesfully applied to most of the world made by top-notch developers then supplemented by equally great devs that just always happens to brake for you =p
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Why is it that all of these types of things are always categorized as ICS issues when the majority of us dont suffer from often if at all...?
Just make a checklist of consistent variables....
You
Your phone
Your settings
An operaring system succesfully applied to most of the world made by top-notch developers then supplemented by equally great devs that just always happens to brake for you =p
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I've had this on both stock and AOSP. I know my way around rooms and completely wipe before every flash even. its been happening to me since the early FF** kernel based builds. Frankly I think Samsung could have worked longer on this but something tells me it was rushed at the end.
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Was mostly just flippin $#!t
Ive just been lucky I guess.. Ive got a big lib folder I carry around with me...
Any little problem Ive gotten has been easily remedied, and Ive never once had the weird problems that some get no matter what.
Maybe because mine was assembled in the states? Idk...
I do know that Placebo, placebo you want.. Worst case the flash doesnt take and you have to flash a backuo...
Most likely youll say, "this is a stock kernel?!"
Lol
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PhAkEer said:
Why is it that all of these types of things are always categorized as ICS issues when the majority of us dont suffer from often if at all...?
Just make a checklist of consistent variables....
You
Your phone
Your settings
An operaring system succesfully applied to most of the world made by top-notch developers then supplemented by equally great devs that just always happens to break for you =p
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Fixed for ya.
Agree 100% though.
Sorry to say this but I'm running my super nova rom and haven't had any problems what so ever. Nothing looked what you're describing at all. Any chance the phone is having a hardware factory issue since so many others have experienced the same thing?
No its definitely an ICS issue on certain devices. As it doesn't happen on Gingerbread roms based at all. Ive noticed certain users complain about the issue, maybe its different hardware models? Ill wait a bit to see what the developers cook up.... I'll give your super Nova ROM a try.. once all that fails I'll go get a device exchange LOL
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Febby said:
No its definitely an ICS issue on certain devices. As it doesn't happen on Gingerbread roms based at all. Ive noticed certain users complain about the issue, maybe its different hardware models? Ill wait a bit to see what the developers cook up.... I'll give your super Nova ROM a try.. once all that fails I'll go get a device exchange LOL
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Lmfao.
When it fails, ill buy your broken phone for like 20 bucks, you say you flushed it so insurance covers it... Ill flash that same rom on your phone and have no issues =) everybody wins!
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Lmfao.
When it fails, ill buy your broken phone for like 20 bucks, you say you flushed it so insurance covers it... Ill flash that same rom on your phone and have no issues =) everybody wins!
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Who said anything about insurance? I'm very good friends with the store manager. He always performs a device exchange as long as it hasnt had water damage. And no, I'm pretty sure the issues I'm having are real as pressing the power button and having the unlock screen process done but captive buttons not work for 5 seconds or more, isn't a bad flash. Even on shubs one click to FF18.
Btw check list done.... settings are always left stock. Phone seems okay unless I can surgicly open it to check on internals lol... ! Yes I'm okay myself.other than my messed up fist from a drunk fist fight.
I've had the same issue with most ICS E4GT roms, and doubt it is anything user related. Don't pay attention to the trolls. I've fully wiped my phone and it made no difference. Hopefully someone can figure it out. It's pretty annoying having to turn the screen on a off twice to get the capacitive buttons working.
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Who said anything about insurance? I'm very good friends with the store manager. He always performs a device exchange as long as it hasnt had water damage. And no, I'm pretty issue the issues I'm having are real as pressing the power button and having the unlock screen process done but captive buttons not work for 5 seconds or more, isn't a bad flash. Even on shubs one click to FF18.
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The only thing I notice is a bit of lag. I didn't have this issue before but it isn't so horrendous that I wanna destroy it. Ill be switching to a rom after I find one with absolutely no bugs. Oh an can I flash ICS to ICS now?
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proxy0 said:
The only thing I notice is a bit of lag. I didn't have this issue before but it isn't so horrendous that I wanna destroy it. Ill be switching to a rom after I find one with absolutely no bugs. Oh an can I flash ICS to ICS now?
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No you still can't flash ics to ics the emmc bug is still present
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riggs170 said:
No you still can't flash ics to ics the emmc bug is still present
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You think they'll push an update to the phone to fix the issue?
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phelixian said:
I've had the same issue with most ICS E4GT roms, and doubt it is anything user related. Don't pay attention to the trolls. I've fully wiped my phone and it made no difference. Hopefully someone can figure it out. It's pretty annoying having to turn the screen on a off twice to get the capacitive buttons working.
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Thank you, glad I'm not the only one who has this issue. The screen on and off is so far the only solution to this so far...
proxy0 said:
Oh an can I flash ICS to ICS now?
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You can if you use the latest agat kernel built from source but remember not all developers have built in the new safe kernel! So you would always have to odin the kernel if it isnt baked with the ROM.
For reference, here is the link to source built kernel.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1767421
riggs170 said:
No you still can't flash ics to ics the emmc bug is still present
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That's been fixed now that we have source for ICS.
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Ok heres my input. I believe that its a combination of software and hardware. Remember response time of soft buttons depends on how stable the rom is and also whats running at the time they where pressed. Ok say like you have a few apps it the background running and you turn off your screen. Once the screen come on the buttons may take a second to come on because the screen has more of a priorty than the soft button. Its all in how you look at it. And with apps running it slows that process down greatly because a combination of the proccesor and ram being used. Remember not notice but our soft buttons have a back light and they are press sensitive. So with them working together plus all the other stuff i explained timing would be off. But think about it. Lol is it really a depressing ordeal lol. I actually witness it and continue on without even thinking about it. Sorry for rambling lol