Superwipe? - Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II

Is there such thing as a superwipe zip for our Note II?
I've been a long time flasher rom fanatic on HTC. First time going to Samsung. I was wondering if there's such thing as a superwipe available for easy flashing. Thanks

Does anyone know if we can use superwipe created by HTC Rom Devs?
Or is there a superwipe for samsung note?

I've never heard of superwipe. Maybe if you describe it, someone can help if there is a way.

lovekeiiy said:
I've never heard of superwipe. Maybe if you describe it, someone can help if there is a way.
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it's a zip file that does the wipe cache, wipe dalvik, wipe system all in one flash... use this instead of manually wiping each category. good for flash junkies.

twe90kid said:
Is there such thing as a superwipe zip for our Note II?
I've been a long time flasher rom fanatic on HTC. First time going to Samsung. I was wondering if there's such thing as a superwipe available for easy flashing. Thanks
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no there isnt. i can make one as i did for the evo 4g and the evo3d but there is really no point honestly.
twe90kid said:
Does anyone know if we can use superwipe created by HTC Rom Devs?
Or is there a superwipe for samsung note?
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no you can not use them.

t3project said:
no there isnt. i can make one as i did for the evo 4g and the evo3d but there is really no point honestly.
no you can not use them.
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Would be great if you did. always loved how it wiped 3 times. Made sure there wasn't any stupid stuff left behind on the phone.

t3project said:
no there isnt. i can make one as i did for the evo 4g and the evo3d but there is really no point honestly.
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No real point, but a fast easy way to prep for a flash, and does prevent accidental wipes of unintended sections. (surprisingly, it actually happens. I swear I see one on the q&a section every other week, "HELP!1! I wiped my xxx and now brick!")
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kingdazy said:
No real point, but a fast easy way to prep for a flash, and does prevent accidental wipes of unintended sections. (surprisingly, it actually happens. I swear I see one on the q&a section every other week, "HELP!1! I wiped my xxx and now brick!")
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well it's slightly more complicated with the gn2 as apposed to older htc devices as you cant just mount the data partition and format it like you used to could as it will wipe all of your internal storage as well and a few other things.
zoot has already done this for the N7100. i will modify it to work with the SPH-L900. gimmie a few. in the mean time. read this thread so you;ll know what you are getting into when you do it. but DO NOT use the file as the partitions are different for the N7100
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1983489
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go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37272783#post37272783

gotcha. It would be nice if TWRP has a spot for doing both cache and dalvick at the same time before flashing, rather than after.
On a side note, is it still necessary to do it three times prior to flashing? I do it out of habit now.

What is superwipe? And how use it?

Related

[Q]does calkulin's format all wipe out the wimax partition as well?

seems like a very stupid question since it says format all, but I'm just curious...couldn't find any info on it.
all help appreciated
shiftwig113 said:
seems like a very stupid question since it says format all, but I'm just curious...couldn't find any info on it.
all help appreciated
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I've never used it but that would be scary if it did. lol
sekigah84 said:
I've never used it but that would be scary if it did. lol
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yeah it would...I'm strongly considering trying CM7 EX but don't want to if format all wipes WiMax, i have my keys and the partition backed i just don't want to go through the hassle of restoring it
shiftwig113 said:
seems like a very stupid question since it says format all, but I'm just curious...couldn't find any info on it.
all help appreciated
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If you opened up the zip file, and viewed the script you would see that it only nukes the boot, cache, and system partitions. It doesn't touch wimax at all.
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I have used the zip dozens and dozens of times. It works great! It definitely does not wipe your wi-max partition, but you should have it backed up and off the phone anyway.
dills2214 said:
I have used the zip dozens and dozens of times. It works great! It definitely does not wipe your wi-max partition, but you should have itbs the moisture. With a hair dryer your moving water throughout the phone and heating the soldering joints at the same time. backed up and off the phone anyway.
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what???
I am confused by this post.
if you are using the newest amon recovery you can back up your wimax partition by itself. just an fyi thing so you don't have to worry about it. or if you have a sense based rom backed up previously from older amon recovery it should have the wimax backed up so you could just restore that to get your key back.
dills2214 said:
I have used the zip dozens and dozens of times. It works great! It definitely does not wipe your wi-max partition, but you should have itbs the moisture. With a hair dryer your moving water throughout the phone and heating the soldering joints at the same time. backed up and off the phone anyway.
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This is fantastic!
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sdc177 said:
This is fantastic!
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and very weird...
It's almost like I posted at the same time as someone else and our posts merged into one... I did right the first sentence of that post but the rest... i never said anything like that.
aimbdd said:
what???
I am confused by this post.
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me too, not sure what happened. oh well
Doesnt the latest Clockwork backup Wi-Max as well?

Format All E4GT

Caulkin has created a Format all zip for the E4GT like we had with the OG Evo (Does not touch your sdcard(s))
1.Run zip file in recovery prior to flashing roms
2.Flash your favorite rom
3.Enjoy stress free no FC's goodness
Enjoy and Thanks Caulkin - make sure you guys thank him
*** All I am doing is posting the zip as it was sent to me. This zip is not anything I created***
**As always use at your own risk**
Very useful ...
Be Sure to thanks Calkulin guys ...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/search.php?searchid=98589534
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iSaint said:
Very useful ...
Be Sure to thanks Calkulin guys ...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/search.php?searchid=98589534
Click on a post and hit thanks
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OG Evo guys know of him and how useful this will be but not sure the noobs are aware. I see quite a bit of views and no downloads. This is a must have in your download folder if you are a flash-a-holic....
thanks. im at work so ill be downloading when i get home or when i feel the need to change roms. very useful tool back in the evo og days
Saved in my folder! Extremely useful tool.
Samsung Galaxy S II
What does ut do? Use roms made dor other htc devices? Is tgere already an food ICS Port or rom?
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guidotemmink said:
What does ut do? Use roms made dor other htc devices? Is tgere already an food ICS Port or rom?
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Easy with the spelling fella when you flash this from recovery it wipes the data and caches.
Samsung Galaxy S II
Thanks so much for posting this. It was the best format tool we had for the OG EVO. Its really nice to see us finally get it. Thanks Calkulin you rock
stangdriverdoug said:
Easy with the spelling fella when you flash this from recovery it wipes the data and caches.
Samsung Galaxy S II
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Quickly and reliably, I might add.
Perhaps CWM is all fixed, perhaps those problems were isolated to only the Evo4G version...but...I just cannot stop being suspicious of CWM ever since. Amon Ra FTW....though I can't wait for TWRP.
daneurysm said:
Quickly and reliably, I might add.
Perhaps CWM is all fixed, perhaps those problems were isolated to only the Evo4G version...but...I just cannot stop being suspicious of CWM ever since. Amon Ra FTW....though I can't wait for TWRP.
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Agree %100
Samsung Galaxy S II
Awesome. Loved it on my OG EVO and glad i have it again
Only thing I need now is Amon RA, never had faith in CMW on my EVO and don't have faith in it now.
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Added to my portfolio, thank you as well.
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Sorry for the noobish question, but I never owned the EVO 4G so I'm not entirely certain what this does. So I'm guessing this eliminates the need to Format /system under mounts and storage, and wipe data in CWM prior to flashing a new ROM? What about the caches? Also, I guess you install this ZIP in CWM each time you want to do a wipe?
Thanks in advance.
daneurysm said:
Quickly and reliably, I might add.
Perhaps CWM is all fixed, perhaps those problems were isolated to only the Evo4G version...but...I just cannot stop being suspicious of CWM ever since. Amon Ra FTW....though I can't wait for TWRP.
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Funny thing is I agree with you.... I always think something bad is going to happen with CWM...lol
Dchibro said:
Sorry for the noobish question, but I never owned the EVO 4G so I'm not entirely certain what this does. So I'm guessing this eliminates the need to Format /system under mounts and storage, and wipe data in CWM prior to flashing a new ROM? What about the caches? Also, I guess you install this ZIP in CWM each time you want to do a wipe?
Thanks in advance.
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Everything you are thinking is 100% correct
playya said:
Everything you are thinking is 100% correct
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Excellent, thank you. This now has it's own cozy little nook on my sd card.
So glad to see that Caulkin has made his way over to the Galaxy S II!
Can't wait to see the ROMs he starts cranking out!
could someone please confirm that this eliminates the need to format /system manually?
I understand that it formats data/cache/dalvik cache, but as you know, if you don't actually format /system before flashing a rom on this phone, you are asking for trouble.
thank you
Grabbing this for when I do root to make things easier. Thanks for the post
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wase4711 said:
could someone please confirm that this eliminates the need to format /system manually?
I understand that it formats data/cache/dalvik cache, but as you know, if you don't actually format /system before flashing a rom on this phone, you are asking for trouble.
thank you
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from looking at the code yes it formats system. just to snip it out from the code itself
ui_print("FORMATTING System");
thanks man!

[Q] How should I wipe?

No toilet jokes please.
Had this phone for 3 days, coming from the Optimus V. When flashing a new ROM we would wipe cache partition and Dalvik, under mounts we would format everything except sd card. Is it the same on S2?
I've done a lot of reading here preparing to root and ROM my S2 and seen several methods. Is there one standard method?
There's a super wipe utility on the i727 thread. I use it and it works great for me. Doesn't wipe sd card or emmc. Worth checking out.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1477955
Thanks guys. That helps.
I'm itchin' to get inside this thing.
Atmazzz said:
Thanks guys. That helps.
I'm itchin' to get inside this thing.
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Awwww.....I had a funny lined up reading the title of the thread from the main forum and then the 1st line of the post says "No Toilet Jokes"
LOL
Glad you found answer to your question tho.
KillaHurtz said:
and then the 1st line of the post says "No Toilet Jokes"
LOL
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I assumed there were other smartasses, like me, who would want to make a "crack".

Youtube app not working

I have a kindle fire that has a CM9 ICS 4.0.4 custom rom. My problem is, i can't seem to make the youtube app work. I downloaded the app from google play. When I open the app, it automatically shuts down. Any ideas? Thanks!
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oaba09 said:
I have a kindle fire that has a CM9 ICS 4.0.4 custom rom. My problem is, i can't seem to make the youtube app work. I downloaded the app from google play. When I open the app, it automatically shuts down. Any ideas? Thanks!
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What kernel are you using?
ath1337 said:
What kernel are you using?
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3.0.31+
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Yeah try another rom like this one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1682567
Thepooch said:
Yeah try another rom like this one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1682567
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That's actually the rom I'm using now
Then you should have no issues with youtube whatsoever uninstall reinstall or wipe wipe wipe reflash... Also I have had issues with youtube before it should ask for google permissions and to add your +1's and if you decline the application will not function... Just saying
Thepooch said:
Then you should have no issues with youtube whatsoever uninstall reinstall or wipe wipe wipe reflash... Also I have had issues with youtube before it should ask for google permissions and to add your +1's and if you decline the application will not function... Just saying
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Tried re-installing, clearing the cache, and clearing the data but the app still shuts down. I guess I'm going to need to reflash. Might as well flash a jelly bean rom instead.
Did you wipe everything on your USB partition after you installed ICS?
Vibrate said:
Did you wipe everything on your USB partition after you installed ICS?
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I wiped everything before installing but I didn't wipe anything afterwards
Do I need to wipe USB partition?
oaba09 said:
I wiped everything before installing but I didn't wipe anything afterwards
Do I need to wipe USB partition?
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Yeah, after your new ROM is installed, go into the android system properties under storage and you'll notice that you're usb partition isn't completely empty, so erase all that. This way when you install gapps it's fresh.
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Having to wait 5 minutes before I can edit or post is annoying....
I wanted to mention earlier to also make sure you're using the GAPPS version that was recommended with your ROM. You probably got the GAPPs from a link in the same thread where you got your ROM, but wanted to mention in it just in case you didn't.
I dont recommend wiping your sdcard if thats what your asking its completely unecassary....
Thepooch said:
I dont recommend wiping your sdcard if thats what your asking its completely unecassary....
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Maybe you think I told him to wipe SD from twrp. Which is not something i said to do. Assuming he doesn't need to back anything up, what could it hurt to erase the usb storage from the storage properties?
I did it myself an hour ago after I installed JellyBean. I'm pretty sure you're wrong when you say its unnecessary. But either way, I wasn't going to take any chances with having some old shared resources screw up a fresh install.
Erasing usb storage and wiping your sdcard are one and the same a completely unecessary step. the only wipes you need to perform on a regular basis when changing a system is factory reset, cache, dalvik, and system unless there happens to be something wrong with the sdcard itself and Im pretty sure your wrong about it being a needed step someone correct me if Im wrong....
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Erasing usb storage and wiping your sdcard are one and the same a completely unecessary step. the only wipes you need to perform on a regular basis when changing a system is factory reset, cache, dalvik, and system unless there happens to be something wrong with the sdcard itself and Im pretty sure your wrong about it being a needed step someone correct me if Im wrong....
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Well if he takes my advice, and I'm wrong no harm done. If he takes your advice.... wait, what is your advice?
My advice is not to take your advice enough said...
Thepooch said:
My advice is not to take your advice enough said...
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LOL. exactly
exactly nothing I posted information previous to your entery here in this thread that I felt was relevant to the situation.
Vibrate said:
Well if he takes my advice, and I'm wrong no harm done. If he takes your advice.... wait, what is your advice?
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You are making several incorrect assumptions and using them as a basis for your suggestion. That's what makes it wrong. Although it is true that no real harm would be done by wiping out the /sdcard storage space, it is in fact unnecessary. Apps installed by the user get placed in /data along with all of their settings and other files they needs to operate. The /sdcard is used to store files like audio, video, books, etc. Wiping /sdcard before or after installing gapps won't make it any more "fresh" than it would be otherwise.
I've been around this forum for a while and you are the first one I can remember to advocate wiping /sdcard after a flash. While your suggestion for the OP to make sure the right gapps package for the ROM gets flashed is appropriate, I'm going to say you are off the mark with this one. It's not going to come into play when troubleshooting the youtube issue.
Please end this little side discussion as it's not pertinent to the OP.
EDIT: To the OP - I don't remember which ROM it was, but I thought I read about some video problems in one of these. Have you checked the thread to see if others are having similar problems?
kinfauns said:
You are making several incorrect assumptions and using them as a basis for your suggestion. That's what makes it wrong. Although it is true that no real harm would be done by wiping out the /sdcard storage space, it is in fact unnecessary. Apps installed by the user get placed in /data along with all of their settings and other files they needs to operate. The /sdcard is used to store files like audio, video, books, etc. Wiping /sdcard before or after installing gapps won't make it any more "fresh" than it would be otherwise.
I've been around this forum for a while and you are the first one I can remember to advocate wiping /sdcard after a flash. While your suggestion for the OP to make sure the right gapps package for the ROM gets flashed is appropriate, I'm going to say you are off the mark with this one. It's not going to come into play when troubleshooting the youtube issue.
Please end this little side discussion as it's not pertinent to the OP.
EDIT: To the OP - I don't remember which ROM it was, but I thought I read about some video problems in one of these. Have you checked the thread to see if others are having similar problems?
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Yup...There seems to be no problem with the other users....I'm gonna try to reflash the thing. Maybe I did something wrong during the process. Thanks!
After reflashing the ICS rom and GAPPS, youtube seems to working perfectly now. Thanks for the help guys!

Want to flash my 1st ever custom Rom (NuSense), but petrified.. Few questions???

As I said, I've never flashed a custom rom before, I DESPERATELY want to, but have a few concerns… if anybody has enough patience to help answer a couple concerns I have, it would be GREATLY Appreciated, and in advance, I apologize for being such a noob, but I'm big time OCD and just worry alot.
1.Nusense6 is what I want. I'm on the latest 4.4.2 / sense 6 stock rom , s-off, bootloader unlocked, rooted. So I have all the required firmware /radios, right?
2.It says it supports the motion gestures with the included kernel, So that means when I flash the rom, it'll flash the required kernel, right?
3. By wiping the cache, dalvik, data, and system wouldn't that also delete my nandroid-THAT I may need if something goes wrong?
4.once I flash it, once I go to re-download my apps, will all my in app purchases be restored? Or better yet, if I backup with Titanium backup, wouldn't the wipe before I flash the rom wipe my backups???
Again, sorry im such a noob, I always swore id stay just stock rooted, but the features of this rom has convinced me otherwise.. Any help/ guidance would be SO GREATLY APPRECIATED!
bdizzle1686 said:
As I said, I've never flashed a custom rom before, I DESPERATELY want to, but have a few concerns… if anybody has enough patience to help answer a couple concerns I have, it would be GREATLY Appreciated, and in advance, I apologize for being such a noob, but I'm big time OCD and just worry alot.
1.Nusense6 is what I want. I'm on the latest 4.4.2 / sense 6 stock rom , s-off, bootloader unlocked, rooted. So I have all the required firmware /radios, right?
2.It says it supports the motion gestures with the included kernel, So that means when I flash the rom, it'll flash the required kernel, right?
3. By wiping the cache, dalvik, data, and system wouldn't that also delete my nandroid-THAT I may need if something goes wrong?
4.once I flash it, once I go to re-download my apps, will all my in app purchases be restored? Or better yet, if I backup with Titanium backup, wouldn't the wipe before I flash the rom wipe my backups???
Again, sorry im such a noob, I always swore id stay just stock rooted, but the features of this rom has convinced me otherwise.. Any help/ guidance would be SO GREATLY APPRECIATED!
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1. Good to go.
2. Yes, kernels are packed into boot.img's that get flashed with the Rom.
3. No. The data wipe in recovery does not touch your storage. You would have to choose wipe storage.
4. Your apps may or may not automatically restore...but they will be visible under my apps. Tibu will work perfectly if you do not wipe storage.
Happy flashing.
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brymaster5000 said:
1. Good to go.
2. Yes, kernels are packed into boot.img's that get flashed with the Rom.
3. No. The data wipe in recovery does not touch your storage. You would have to choose wipe storage.
4. Your apps may or may not automatically restore...but they will be visible under my apps. Tibu will work perfectly if you do not wipe storage.
Happy flashing.
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Bry TY SO MUCH man, my phone is my baby (other than my daughter) and this has made me so happy… thanks for taking the time to answer
bdizzle1686 said:
Bry TY SO MUCH man, my phone is my baby (other than my daughter) and this has made me so happy… thanks for taking the time to answer
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No problem. When a noob takes the time to read up and post a decent question, you'll get a decent answer. We were all there at one point.[emoji106]
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brymaster5000 said:
No problem. When a noob takes the time to read up and post a decent question, you'll get a decent answer. We were all there at one point.[emoji106]
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Hey Bry 1 more thing, JUST to be safe.. I know to wipe cache n data, DO I WIPE SYSTEM AS WELL?? ABOUT 2 flash n just want b sure
bdizzle1686 said:
Hey Bry 1 more thing, JUST to be safe.. I know to wipe cache n data, DO I WIPE SYSTEM AS WELL?? ABOUT 2 flash n just want b sure
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Yes to system. System is where the Rom stores the major workings. If you don't wipe, it will install new files alongside old ones and you will have some ill effects...if not major ones.
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brymaster5000 said:
Yes to system. System is where the Rom stores the major workings. If you don't wipe, it will install new files alongside old ones and you will have some ill effects...if not major ones.
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Thanks bro, so everything except internal? I swear to god thats the last question then I'm diving into flashing
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Thanks bro, so everything except internal? I swear to god thats the last question then I'm diving into flashing
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Yes.
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Just wanna say thanks everyone for putting up with my OCD'ish questions and answering a noob. Flashed Nusense6 without a hitch n LOVING IT
bdizzle1686 said:
Just wanna say thanks everyone for putting up with my OCD'ish questions and answering a noob. Flashed Nusense6 without a hitch n LOVING IT
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and now it begins. you might become an addict to flashing roms like i am, we dont have a support meetings yet and we are looking for sponsors. Have fun on your new adventures in custom software.
bdizzle1686 said:
Just wanna say thanks everyone for putting up with my OCD'ish questions and answering a noob. Flashed Nusense6 without a hitch n LOVING IT
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Better to be OCD and ask questions before you goof something up. It is easier to prevent soft bricks than fix them
synisterwolf said:
and now it begins. you might become an addict to flashing roms like i am, we dont have a support meetings yet and we are looking for sponsors. Have fun on your new adventures in custom software.
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It's okay, you passed the first step. Now on to step 2 :silly:
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Uzephi said:
Better to be OCD and ask questions before you goof something up. It is easier to prevent soft bricks than fix them
It's okay, you passed the first step. Now on to step 2 :silly:
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Whats step 2?
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Whats step 2?
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Well, obviously "Came to believe that a power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity." Lol. He was saying he needs a sponsor for his flashing addiction.
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Lol

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