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If you are new (a nOOb), please read through the following links.
These will help you cope with the Android ins and outs
TWRP check for download and update's TeamWinRecoveryProgram Thanks to: TeamWin & Dees_Troy for bringing this to our device
(Or download GooManager app from Play Store, launch app, grant root permissions, hit menu key and select Install Open Recovery for the latest TWRP version)
How to Install Android ADB Command Line Tool
(Android Debug Bridge)
Android Debug Bridge (adb) is a tool that lets you manage the state of an emulator instance or Android phone. ADB is a package that can be downloaded from Android SDK. It will look similar to this...
download page. This tool is usefull for communicating with Android phone such as install application, copy files from/to device and perform some linux shell commands.
[How to Install
-Download and install Java SDK (Ex: 48d44ae4cfcadede68621acb53…… click link android-sdk_r14-windows.zip)
-Extract SDK package into anydrive (Ex: C:\android-sdk-windows)
Phone Setup
In order to use ADB, you have to enable USB Debugging option in phone settings (Settings->Applications->Development)
How to Use
-Connect the phone to your pc/notebook usb port (on a pc it is advised that a rear usb port is to be used)
-Run Windows command line tool (cmd) and go to D:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools
Note: If you get ‘#’ after typing adb shell, you already have root access on the phone, no need to type su. Otherwise if you get ‘$’ , type ’su’ to get root access (only for rooted device).
Learn much more, such as, how to create a logcat from
There are two ways to enter download mode
1) A jig (Google search Samsung Galaxy S 2 jig)
2) ABC method (steps for manual download mode)
a. Power off device.
b. Holding down both, vol down+vol up then simultaneously plug in usb cable
c. Hit volume up and accept warning
Easy how to SDK/ADB
Thank you naturefreak85 for bringing this to my attention: "in order to get ADB working in CWM we need to install the drivers from" [ADB/FB/APX Driver] Universal Naked Driver Beta Thanks to: 1wayjonny
Are you looking at creating a similar directory to the great one you have over in the SGS II side, or are you going to try your hand at the first ATT ROM?
Phone:Samsung Galaxy S III (i747) on AT&T ROM:PMuttStyle v1 (Custom UCDLK3 4.1.1) Kernel: Intergalactic 2.6 Kernel (LL1) Modem: UCDLK3
Are you looking at creating a similar directory to the great one you have over in the SGS II side, or are you going to try your hand at the first ATT ROM?
Oh no... No development for me I leave that to the pro's. I will be creating a Index like that in the I777 Gorum
Good stuff man! Looking forward to seeing things progress in the SGS3 world
If you like my work, donate with this link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/dona....php?u=4325945
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Do NOT flash my kernels if you are allergic to AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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