Originally Posted by antsm

It's time to bring warranty back Just flash attached file using CWM and here you are!

If you prefer a manual way then type the following line in terminal (or using adb shell):

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/mmcblk0 bs=1 count=1 seek=3145732

Be EXTREMELY careful if you're typing this manually. One mistake can brick your phone!

Confirmed to work with Gingerbread and JellyBean.

you mean to all device with GB? how about Galaxy ACE? can i use this?

Re: [HOW-TO] Reset flash counter

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I definitely wouldn't recommend that way to someone that doesn't know what those commands mean. If you want the easy way to reset the incremental flash counter download the app "triangle away". First make sure your phone is listed under supported devices, if it isn't you can check chain fires thread on xda and request it for your phone. Just so you know I wouldn't even worry I've sent phones back with just a factory reset and no one said a word. But if you want to reset it use triangle away.

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Re: [HOW-TO] Reset flash counter

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Originally Posted by lan83

you mean to all device with GB? how about Galaxy ACE? can i use this?

NO!!!
Just work on ace 2 and s advance. Idk beam. Novathor u8500.

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Owh...ok..thanks for the info...

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Ace (S5830) has flash counter?

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For ace i think u can use Galaxy Toolbox

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thank you. worked with jelly bean , using ADB

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...8#post37773798

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Originally Posted by Messi10

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...8#post37773798

Lol. It all happened due to the 9070 forum. But atleast convinced him to add support for our devices!


Ps : that app wasn't mine!

I do not respond to tech support via PM

Honestly told though...
"Redistribution not allowed" - Really? Well that's a very open and friendly attitude coming from a recognized developer on opensource scene...