After I flashed to Jelly Bean takju from 4.0.1 yakjuux, my phone freezes for few moments sometimes when I go to settings->apps
It also vibrates sometimes when it goes to sleep.
Is this just a bad install?? Can I fix this by hard reset? My phone is completely stock except the fact that the bootloader is unlocked
could be a bad flash it wouldnt hurt to redownload it and reflash after a full wipe
Alex1123 said:
could be a bad flash it wouldnt hurt to redownload it and reflash after a full wipe
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So basically boot into cwm and then flash the 4.1.1 zip file, right?
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kyokeun1234 said:
So basically boot into cwm and then flash the 4.1.1 zip file, right?
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yeah but id just wipe everything and then flash
Alex1123 said:
yeah but id just wipe everything and then flash
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OK one last question... is this the name of the zip file? (I got this from extracted tgz file from google developer site) image-takju-jro03c.zip
i believe so
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i believe so
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Hm... OK I'll do that whenever possible thanks!
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After using a toolkit to root my device, i decided to try and do it manually so i can learn more of the rooting process. I used the toolkit to flash the stock images etc, then i reset the phone to factory settings, but the 'Superuser' 'app' was still there. Is this normal, and does this mean my factory reset was unsuccessful?
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After using a toolkit to root my device, i decided to try and do it manually so i can learn more of the rooting process. I used the toolkit to flash the stock images etc, then i reset the phone to factory settings, but the 'Superuser' 'app' was still there. Is this normal, and does this mean my factory reset was unsuccessful?
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If you flashed the stock images, that app will disappear. If you just reset your device, that app will remain because it resides in /system -- when you rest, you just erase /data
I did flash stock recovery (i think), fyi im using the GalaxyNexusToolkit. Superuser still shows up...any suggestions?
Did you restore your Google apps? I'm sure that's dumb but could it have just redownloaded?
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Flashing a stock recovery won't erase SU. Su is in /system so unless you over write or format /system it won't go away. So make sure you downloaded the proper factory image and put in the proper folder for the toolkit to actually flash. As the previous poster said a factory reset doesn't erase/system only /data.
You have to unroot before you flash anything if you want superuser to go away.
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joshnichols189 said:
You have to unroot before you flash anything if you want superuser to go away.
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no you dont. you just need to flash the stock system img and SU will not be there.
joshnichols189 said:
You have to unroot before you flash anything if you want superuser to go away.
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That's not entirely true. Flashing a stock system image will make Superuser go away. Wiping the system partition will make Superuser go away...
EDIT: Ninja'd by Zepius...
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That's not entirely true. Flashing a stock system image will make Superuser go away. Wiping the system partition will make Superuser go away...
EDIT: Ninja'd by Zepius...
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i r faster
Zepius said:
no you dont. you just need to flash the stock system img and SU will not be there.
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He said in the OP he flashed stock images..
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joshnichols189 said:
He said in the OP he flashed stock images..
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That's what he said, but it would seem that he only flashed the stock recovery image, not all the images. Flashing the stock system image will certainly get rid of the superuser app.
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He said in the OP he flashed stock images..
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Obviously he didn't really do that or it failed, since if he really did flash stock images properly, SU will be gone.
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joshnichols189 said:
He said in the OP he flashed stock images..
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no, he said he used the toolkit to flash the images. it clearly did not flash the system image and over-write everything in the /system folder.
another reason toolkits are just bad if you dont know what you're doing.
Is this possible because I had no clue before I rooted my SGS2X and than found an AWESOME ROM that it can only be flashed in full with 5.0.2.7, what am I to do
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TheCrow1372 said:
Is this possible because I had no clue before I rooted my SGS2X and than found an AWESOME ROM that it can only be flashed in full with 5.0.2.7, what am I to do
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Flash over it...that's all..
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jr_718 said:
Flash over it...that's all..
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I tried and it 'ABORTS', it has to be a .zip or .img file also, is there a way to do it with the Samsung Tool Kit or ROM Manager Premium?
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I tried and it 'ABORTS', it has to be a .zip or .img file also, is there a way to do it with the Samsung Tool Kit or ROM Manager Premium?
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Just download rom manager from the play store open it and flash clockworkmod and your done but i wouldnt try to do anything else with the rom manager app
sinfulgray said:
Just download rom manager from the play store open it and flash clockworkmod and your done but i wouldnt try to do anything else with the rom manager app
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ROM Manager only shows 5.0.0.7, it won't be good enough, I appreciate your help though also it only shows SGS2 TMobile and I'm on Telus?
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Here you go (it says T989 but should work fine for the Telus version)-
blackangst said:
Here you go (it says T989 but should work fine for the Telus version)-
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So your saying just flash this and than go into recovery/install from .zip/from internal sd and go with it, I have one just like this in there from the Darkside Telus thread and it actually says its empty believe that lol?
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So your saying just flash this and than go into recovery/install from .zip/from internal sd and go with it, I have one just like this in there from the Darkside Telus thread and it actually says its empty believe that lol?
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Get a bad download perhaps?
blackangst said:
Get a bad download perhaps?
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I don't know how cuz I got it from the man's main first page of his thread so how could they be bad zips?
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I don't know how cuz I got it from the man's main first page of his thread so how could they be bad zips?
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Could be just some type of glitch that happened during your download and corrupted the zip.
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Tnallen said:
Could be just some type of glitch that happened during your download and corrupted the zip.
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They are all corrupted, I downloaded like 3 from his own thread on first page and all of them had the wrong Md5#, not even close so where the heck am I going to get a legit one?
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They are all corrupted, I downloaded like 3 from his own thread on first page and all of them had the wrong Md5#, not even close so where the heck am I going to get a legit one?
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Are you downloading from your phone?
blackangst said:
Are you downloading from your phone?
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nope
are you checking md5 for the entire .zip package or are you opening up the zip. Do not open them. You flash .zip's in recovery. After you download move to your phone. Boot to recovery and flash it
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Have you tried blackangust's file on first page of this topic?
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I'm good guys, sorry for late reply
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OK, so for some personal reasons, I'm forced to sell my Galaxy S3...
I have CWM on it, and its rooted (obviously) running stock touchwiz rom...
Thing is, I cannot just hit the factory reset in settings because it's missing some apps like Samsung services, s-voice, etc.. stuffs that I deleted...
So my question is, How can I 100% Wipe the 16GB memory free of my personal data and perform a clean install of STOCK Telus SGS3 rom on it?
THanks!!!
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OK, so for some personal reasons, I'm forced to sell my Galaxy S3...
I have CWM on it, and its rooted (obviously) running stock touchwiz rom...
Thing is, I cannot just hit the factory reset in settings because it's missing some apps like Samsung services, s-voice, etc.. stuffs that I deleted...
So my question is, How can I 100% Wipe the 16GB memory free of my personal data and perform a clean install of STOCK Telus SGS3 rom on it?
THanks!!!
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1) Flash the original unrooted stock ROM from your carrier in Odin
2) Settings > back up and reset > Factory reset. reboot.
3) Turn debug on, and adb shell back in just to double-check that your nukular launch codes aren't there anymore.
And make sure your binary/custom flash counter is at 0.
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1) Flash the original unrooted stock ROM from your carrier in Odin
2) Settings > back up and reset > Factory reset. reboot.
3) Turn debug on, and adb shell back in just to double-check that your nukular launch codes aren't there anymore.
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where would i find the unrooted rom? only found the rooted one :/
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phzi said:
And make sure your binary/custom flash counter is at 0.
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and how would i do that?
thanks
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and how would i do that?
thanks
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1800878
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defnow said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1800878
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counter already at 0 ... normal ?
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counter already at 0 ... normal ?
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Yes, don't worry about that.
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DO NOT flash the AT&T firmware. Here is the proper firmware for your device http://www.hotfile.com/dl/162304546/3421015/I747MVLALE8_I747MOYBALE8_TLS.zip.html
Once you have downloaded it, unzip it and let me know what files are in there. It should be a .tar file.
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DO NOT flash the AT&T firmware. Here is the proper firmware for your device http://www.hotfile.com/dl/162304546/3421015/I747MVLALE8_I747MOYBALE8_TLS.zip.html
Once you have downloaded it, unzip it and let me know what files are in there. It should be a .tar file.
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Will it unrooot and uninstall CWM same time to make it as stock as possible?
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Will it unrooot and uninstall CWM same time to make it as stock as possible?
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Yes, complete stock.
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Yes, complete stock.
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and if i flash that with odin will it trip my counter? and will it remove cwm ?
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and if i flash that with odin will it trip my counter? and will it remove cwm ?
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It will remove everything and restore your phone back to when you first bought it. Yes you flash it with odin, it will not trip your counter since it's an official package.
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It will remove everything and restore your phone back to when you first bought it. Yes you flash it with odin, it will not trip your counter since it's an official package.
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awesome thanks
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One last thing I would do is browse your SD card to see that there's nothing there. I have not tried a factory reset on the SIII, but on the Captivate and probably other phones, factory reset didn't wipe every directory.
See this for the very few directories it did wipe:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1152181&highlight=does+factory+reset+wipe+sd+card
I did a few factory resets (but not recently) and only once do I recall having to copy things back onto my internal sd card from the copy on my computer. Every time I did one, I'd backup my internal sd just in case, do the factory reset and finish whatever else I was doing like a new rom, and then see what had to be put back on. But other than that one time, my Titanium backups, pictures, whatever have still been there. I tried out a lot of different roms on the Captivate and even the "full wipe" versions left the internal sd data there.
That one time I did need to copy it back was I think when I tried out the secret code to do a real wipe. Although I can't recall which it was.
Hope I did the right thing,
I flashed STOCK .tar with ODIN, rebooted phone onto stock, mounted to my computer, formatted memory (the 11GB or so), went on phone, did Factory Reset..
Hope its 100% CLEAN Wipped !
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Look at the Dev forum there is a ton of information there.
relaxed83 said:
Look at the Dev forum there is a ton of information there.
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WOW mr.obvious... this is Q&A thread not like im dumb
as title
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Maybe by deleting updatecmds folder from /system/etc/
there is no rollout ota yet
No OTA yet but I downloaded the factory build yesterday and used it to flash to 4.1.2 without any issue
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No OTA yet but I downloaded the factory build yesterday and used it to flash to 4.1.2 without any issue
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If you flash that an not just the ota it will wipe everything on your phone.
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If you flash that an not just the ota it will wipe everything on your phone.
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If you skip flashing the userdata image, it will not wipe.
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If you skip flashing the userdata image, it will not wipe.
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Correct. I just flashed system.img and boot.img.
Proof: http://t.co/SxHTEVor
AllBlaxx said:
Correct. I just flashed system.img and boot.img.
Proof: http://t.co/SxHTEVor
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Btw, any side effect if i only flash these 2 files?
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You can just remove the -w switch in the flash-all.sh script to leave data alone
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If you skip flashing the userdata image, it will not wipe.
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QFT.
out of curiosity i just mounted the userdata.img only to find that is an empty partition ~13.2gb..
papatsonis said:
QFT.
out of curiosity i just mounted the userdata.img only to find that is an empty partition ~13.2gb..
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You know I always meant to do that, but never got around to it. Thanks for posting! So nothing at all on it.
I want to get this straight: is it absolutely safe to flash the whole official .tgz file from the developer dot google dot com?
I want to flash 4.1.2 Takju so I can get the OTA to 4.2 (or 4.2 imedeately), but is it safe to flash the whole .tgz file without modifications?
Thanks
Thatgrass said:
I want to get this straight: is it absolutely safe to flash the whole official .tgz file from the developer dot google dot com?
I want to flash 4.1.2 Takju so I can get the OTA to 4.2 (or 4.2 imedeately), but is it safe to flash the whole .tgz file without modifications?
Thanks
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Anyonee?
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the only issue i have is for office wifi network (not working).
Thatgrass said:
I want to get this straight: is it absolutely safe to flash the whole official .tgz file from the developer dot google dot com?
I want to flash 4.1.2 Takju so I can get the OTA to 4.2 (or 4.2 imedeately), but is it safe to flash the whole .tgz file without modifications?
Thanks
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Check this thread. Should have all the information you need. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
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Anyonee?
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so impatient.
there "shouldnt" be any issues if you left your userdata alone, but its recommended you wipe everything to ensure there are no problems.
Zepius said:
so impatient.
there "shouldnt" be any issues if you left your userdata alone, but its recommended you wipe everything to ensure there are no problems.
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Sorry, i couldnt wait for 4.2 on my gnex thanks to you all!
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