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I wish to have default grey coloured status bar. Can anyone post the link to get one ?

Shouldn't the 'somc' be replaced by 'semc'.? Please rectify it.

Just wipe dalvik cache; it would solve this issue

Do factory reset from recovery menu. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

I suggest wait for full ROM. Sometimes OTA upgrades do act erratically and cause problems. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

Wiping on stock kernel without CWM is apparently safe. Wait for sammobile or CheckFus to upload the entire Rom. It's better to flash then lest one might get bricked following incorrect procedure. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

It's possibly due to condensation on micro USB port of your mobile. Try cleaning it with rubbing alcohol and keeping your phone under the sun or in dehumidifier. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

I can surely do that. If you insist, I can wipe 100 times. I know the results would be same- I won't get bricked. I have just wiped and updated to latest stock ROM for my country. Henceforth, every time I wipe I'd pm you the link of the recorded video. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

Blatant blathering won't suffice. Cite some credible information. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

There hasn't been even a single instance where anyone got super bricked on virgin stock Rom. If you have evidence to add credence to your claim, then please cite it. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

I remember posting the same statement earlier that stock kernel were impeccably safe, but it was disregarded. Nonetheless, I reckon that verity of my earlier statement has been finally approved. It's time people stopped blaming Samsung for the bricks. Perhaps, the problem has always been the CWM...

His statement : He wrote an ambiguous statement which might be interpreted otherwise. Nonetheless, as far as I can understand he got bricked after installing cf root and cwm. We should investigate further, and ask him to clearly specify what he did actually. By the way, can cf root for xxlrg...

I myself have wiped from stock recovery (non-rooted) on xxlrg after flashing it. I didn't get bricked. You forgot to mention that he wiped after installing cf-root with cwm..Perhaps this adds credence to the fact that CWM seems to falter on ICS when it comes to wiping.

I wish they followed same policy in my country too. Nonetheless, thanks for quick response and throwing light on this subject. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

Even I got similar response from a tier 3 representative. Incidentally, I have wiped endless times on different stock firmwares released so far. I didn't get bricked. However, when I asked her about wiping after rooting, she just said that it would void the warranty and do it at your own risk...

perhaps this is due to condensation on micro usb port . Try cleaning it by rubbing alcohol using paper strips.

That's one of the inherent problem associated with Cm9 roms. Try using stock ics; you'd get good speed then.

Mine takes around 2 hrs to fully charge the battery. I use supplied samsung charger.

I faced a similar problem a few days ago. Here's what I did : Try cleaning micro usb port by rubbing alcohol using paper strips. They should be thin enough so that you can clean both top and bottom part of the port.Then let it dry under the sun or by itself.Make sure that you don't blow any air...

Apparently, Samsung app store has hosted an old version 1.04 if I am right.

Has anyone faced 'charging stopped.Voltage too high' problem lately.It's also one of the reason for random wakelocks and battery drain. If that's the case you might try cleaning micro usb port of you mobile by isopropyl alcohol and let it dry.

I agree with you, though I am rather skeptical about Samsung willing to help 'rooted' users, yet that seems to be a good sign. Nonetheless, there are no proven evidences of non rooted users bricking their phones. It's only then Samsung would have to worry about. Sent from my GT-N7000 using...

Even I faced the same problem.

Thanks :) Thank you so much for your great work.

Did you encounter this bug in DDLP8 ? I am on DDLPA and haven't been able to reproduce it.

Contrary to the general notion, I have wiped many times on stock recovery without any bricking. However, I haven't rooted my phone and wish to stay the same.

Why don't you try downloading it through Checkfus or Samfirmware.com ? After downloading it, you can update via Odin. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

This new update seems to be great. Battery life has improved .However, we are yet to see some real breakthrough. Poor Colour rendering issue still remains unbecoming prevalent. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

I had a successful OTA upgrade. To all those, who have reported of being stuck after OTA- were you all rooted ?

+1 Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

Yes, you are right. Moreover, people here are not realizing that MVC of PCB and various other parameters of Galaxy nexus and Note differ substantially. Hence we can't say what's applicable in case of Galaxy Nexus would be in case of Note too. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

I second that statement of yours. Stock non rooted Roms are impeccably safe. After performing many wipes ffrom factory recovery ( 50 so far, I have even tested on latest JPLPD) , I tried it on my friend's note too. The observations were same. NO BRICKING. As a matter of fact, I've had...

Not once or twice; I have wiped it on different stock non rooted ics for about 20 times.No problems so far. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

This link has already been viewed by many of us.No official acknowledgement of the bug has been done yet. By the way, may I ask you that were you rooted prior to performing the update? Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

I rooted it too when I was on GB. But ever since ICS was launched I've been unrooted.Did you wipe on rooted ICS? Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

I guess our phones , unlike others are quite resilient to bricking. :-) Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

Well, I have done the same thing.I can't even remember how many times I have wiped my phone on stock non rooted ICS .May I ask you one thing - have you rooted your phone ? Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

I have seen that thread too, but it's the only official statement we have till now. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

I have already seen that thread.However, I seem to be sceptical about it's verity. Here is the link where that issue was brought up to Samsung and they have replied to it too. Please REFER TO IT, IT'S MY EARNEST REQUEST...

Could you please post a link to that post where Samsung admitted that their kernels are affected.I wouldn't have ventured out if I had my phone rooted.As I mentioned earlier even Samsung representative told me it's safe to wipe.I wouldn't have said it had they issued the statement to the...

I appreciate your endeavour. Although I did wipe many times without failure on stock Non rooted ICS, I did notice a notice one weird thing; It takes a lot longer to erase USB storage from backup and reset menu on ICS than on GB. I wonder if any one has tested though Sent from my GT-N7000 using...

All this time while switching between Roms and wiping, I was well aware of the fact that if I brick my phone, then I always have warranty as safeguard.Were it not for warranty, I wouldn't have ventured out, knowing the imminent impending danger.:D Nevertheless, I would try switching to other...

Well, I have tried every stock ICS ROM released so far.I have done wiping on each of them for at least about 3-4 times. Actually, I always find myself reverting to ZSLPF, for it seems to have best colour rendering and sound quality.Every time I flash new ROM I tend to wipe. Perhaps I'd do what...

I wouldn't be blathering about it, had I not done it by myself. Please refer to my previous posts.I have already wiped my phone for 20 times on ZSLPF, having 100+ apps installed in each case. I am on 0x19 too. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

Yes, bug might be present,but I guess it's only after rooting that it becomes apparent and causes bricking. Nonetheless, it's only after trials and experimentation that we may conclude a credible hypothesis. So we should test under all scenarios. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

Don't get me wrong. I didn't intend to say that Samsung kernels are without flaws. Perhaps after injection of root the bug becomes apparent Even I'd love to see bug free kernel.Even Samsung people are ready for help . Here is the link to the thread...

I guess you haven't referred to the link in my previous post.To support verity of my claim, I'd post it for you again http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1679829 May I add that hypothetical facts can never disrate credence in reality. It might be possible that real-world tests are...

Yes, I did installed my 100+ usual apps in each case after a wipe. However, I didn't use titanium restore as it requires root.What I meant to say is that stock non-rooted ICS kernels released by samsung are apparently safe. I think we should all wait for some time until we get further insight...

Oh..I meant stock NON ROOTED Rom.Incidentally, I tested it myself. I have wiped my phone from factory recovery for over 20 times; I am on ZSLPF. By the way, there hasn't been an incident reported so far where a person on stock non rooted ICS ROM bricked his phone.Even Samsung dev. were unable...

They would only make any endeavour if the bug is present in stock Roms ,which seems unlikely.Apparently Samsung has already tested their Stock Roms and the results were negative. ---------- Post added at 12:22 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:19 AM ---------- There is a similar thread...