I have been trying to use the Multi-boot v2.11 without success (keeps bricking my phone). Are there any other good ways to MultiBoot Roms on the Samsung S3 (SGH-T999)? I used SafeStrap on another phone, but I didn't see any support for the S3.
Robert
No need to start another thread about the same problem. Already answered in your existing Q&A thread
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np, I was trying to keep it seperate. I was hoping to finf alternative methods for the multiboot.
Thanks again
Robert
Oh ok. AFAIK, the one thread in the development section is all we have.
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I guess my noobness on this forum prevents me from asking my question in the development thread, so I have no choice but to ask this here. I just installed the EvoNonsense4.3.1 ROM last night and I'm loving it! Very Cyanogen like but with some sense things still in there. Great combo, IMHO. Just curious as to why the Build Number for this ROM shows up as EvoNonsens4.2? I verified that I did DL the 4.3.1 zip file, so no sure why the proper version is not reflected in the Software Information section. Anywho, loving this ROM so far. Very fast and everything is working great!
cloak.n.dagger said:
I guess my noobness on this forum prevents me from asking my question in the development thread, so I have no choice but to ask this here. I just installed the EvoNonsense4.3.1 ROM last night and I'm loving it! Very Cyanogen like but with some sense things still in there. Great combo, IMHO. Just curious as to why the Build Number for this ROM shows up as EvoNonsens4.2? I verified that I did DL the 4.3.1 zip file, so no sure why the proper version is not reflected in the Software Information section. Anywho, loving this ROM so far. Very fast and everything is working great!
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You can be a veteran and still should not post questions in the development section.
What you should have done is post your question in the evo non sense thread or pm the developer.....
Now your question is simple. The developer forgot to rename his Rom to the new update. It still is the newest but with the old name/number.
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Thanks for the info. Why is it that I shouldn't make a post in the development thread for the ROM? I figured this would be something that the ROM developer would be interested in knowing so that he/she could fix it. Guess I don't know all the rules for XDA yet .
cloak.n.dagger said:
Thanks for the info. Why is it that I shouldn't make a post in the development thread for the ROM? I figured this would be something that the ROM developer would be interested in knowing so that he/she could fix it. Guess I don't know all the rules for XDA yet .
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You can post question of a Rom in its thread. You don't make a new thread to ask a question about a Rom. It will clutter the dev section.
Now if you have a non specific Rom question that question can go in this section=q&a
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Yeah I won't flame you for posting in my thread, promise. I forgot to update the build.prop. Thanks
tjohnsonjr said:
Yeah I won't flame you for posting in my thread, promise. I forgot to update the build.prop. Thanks
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Cool. Guess I need to make a few more posts before it will let me comment in a development thread though. By the way, your ROM is awesome!! Gonna stick with this one for a while. Trying to promote it as much as possible on the AC forums.
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It's really annoing, because a lot of devices such Sensation or Galaxy S II get official CM9 nightlies almost everyday and Anzu not. LT15/18i gets only unofficial releases. Is Anzu going to get some CM9 official nigtlies? I am waiting for them! Anyone who knows the answer?
HM...
It was said already 100 times but questions belongs to Q & A Section...
Why you write [Q] and post it to developement
jader13254 said:
It was said already 100 times but questions belongs to Q & A Section...
Why you write [Q] and post it to developement
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Firstly - I haven't written [Q], I just confirmed that thread is a question by a tick.
Secondly - I haven't posted this on Q&A section because of noobs here. On Android Development there aren't such people and anyway CM is connected to development, isn't it?
im also irritated by it, but you have to follow the rules and move this to the questions and answers sections, otherwise it will be deleted.
maxio1998 said:
Firstly - I haven't written [Q], I just confirmed that thread is a question by a tick.
Secondly - I haven't posted this on Q&A section because of noobs here. On Android Development there aren't such people and anyway CM is connected to development, isn't it?
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It is named Q&A, not N(oob)&A.
So questions go there. Period.
If you did not create something, you have absolutely no place posting a thread in Development.
It is quite ironic that you do not comprehend that simple rule, yet you are quick to judge your fellow members calling them "noobs".
On your question, FXP is the maintainer of CM for the Xperia phones and you can get latest CM builds updated every week from their threads in Development.
Question answered, thread closed.
Next time, think extra carefully about where to post.
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Why??? I'm confused
I just answered this in your Kernel thread mate.
Orignial Development Thread - This is for ROM's built from scratch.
Development Thread - This is for Stock based ROM's which have tweaks etc.
Hope this helps.
Wilks3y said:
I just answered this in your Kernel thread mate.
Orignial Development Thread - This is for ROM's built from scratch.
Development Thread - This is for Stock based ROM's which have tweaks etc.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks Buddy didn't see that the thread had gone to two pages(......deeeeeeeeeeerrrrr.................!)
No worries mate.
PS - Dont wanna admit this, but I asked the same question !
There is a sticky announcement in org dev thread by the forum mods about this.
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Is there any reason to flash an update through a .zip instead of updating OTA?
Posted in the wrong forum!
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Sorry! Meant to post this in Q&A. Please move.
vinuneuro said:
Sorry! Meant to post this in Q&A. Please move.
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You don't just ask to move it. From a browser click the report thread button and kindly tell a moderator that you made a mistake.
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Please read forum rules before posting
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vinuneuro said:
Is there any reason to flash an update through a .zip instead of updating OTA?
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As with most things Android, I think it is just personal preference (and time). I know the scripts are becoming more advanced but I like flashing zip files...it sort of brings back the excitement of the first few flashes and satisfies that craving to flash something new lol
Manually flashing has less room for error as you perform all the wipes manually. Scripts aren't perfect, but I guess I haven't had any issues with it thus far.
I tried to post in the thread itself but I'm a newbie on these forums so I can't post in a development related threads. I was going to ask:
Is this the most up to date method for rooting the i747?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1739426
keithD9 said:
I tried to post in the thread itself but I'm a newbie on these forums so I can't post in a development related threads. I was going to ask:
Is this the most up to date method for rooting the i747?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1739426
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http://www.xda-developers.com/android/how-to-root-the-samsung-galaxy-s-iii-xda-developer-tv/
Here's alot of good info...
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DMF1977 said:
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/how-to-root-the-samsung-galaxy-s-iii-xda-developer-tv/
Here's alot of good info...
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The link I posted referred to the no trip counter method which is linked on that page' I was just wondering if the files in that post were the most up to date.
keithD9 said:
The link I posted referred to the no trip counter method which is linked on that page' I was just wondering if the files in that post were the most up to date.
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They should be. I personally have used the no trip counter method a while back and it works like charm. I would be surprised if it wasn't up to date. The devs are pretty good about it and would also put if the thread is no maintained anymore.
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Nice. I used it once before but then auto rotate quit working except in the camera app and wasn't sure if it was a result of that or something else. Ive got a replacement now and miss the root features (TiBu, Greenify, etc). I can always hit em up again if it happens again I guess.
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