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does sudo heimdall print-pit --no-reboot --verbose work for you in download mode?

I believe I got your question wrong why a complete ROM containing the recovery, system, kernel, radio and ... is bigger than just the recovery. You could try the separate parts of the image and flash them on top of the XXAMB6. First you should try the kernel (boot.img) to test if this causes...

I'd prefer the new version... just try it and tell us ;)

I've finally tested the new build. See my updated post for more information.

I've built the new versions (S7710 and S7710L) but didn't have time to test them thoroughly. So you'll have to wait till next week after my business trip.

I'll check that if time permits it. Search this thread - you'll definitely find answers!

I'll fix that later.

Search this thread an find my post about the full service ROM a few pages back...

Redownload the file and try again. If it fails again, tell me so. You're welcome! Your private files weren't deleted by my root guide. You either deleted them or failed another way... To restore your private files, flash your original firmware with Odin, restore your Kies backup, follow guide...

Try this one - though I haven't tested it

Search this thread for "full service ROM" and follow the instructions.

You should flash a full service ROM. Search this thread for this.

I've fixed that file. Please redownload it.

Long answer short: The difference is that linking is working and moving not ;) Instead of blaming Samsung you really should do that on some google devs. This new feature - okay rephrase - removing the good ol'working stuff is a chutzpah for all users with low internal memory. But hey: Who buys...

You can only link your files to the sdcard (search this thread or ... for Link2SD). The firmware version is either way similar.

Sure it supports OTG. How could you else access the sdcard in it? I do still believe you meant OTG capabilities on the external visible usb jack, though I'm not certain that you can enable and use OTG there after all.

Guess why I posted it?

Sure. Why do you really need to change that in any way? Download the full service rom listed in this thread: searching can be really easy if you know what to look for :D

I'm not sure what to say about the last pages... but most of that is about asking instead of reading. To clarify XCover's ext version compatibility: ext3 seems not to work. ext4 is Samsung's preferred choice and ext2 is for "legacy support".

The answer is no. If you expected a more detailed answer you should clarify your question ;)

You are using XP I guess. Please install the needed drivers manually first. Either search or google or ;)

You have to flash CWM to either use your package without signing or sign it for your own satisfaction. Although you could ask Samsung to sign the update.zip for you :D or even better: for their private signing key :sly:

But this is not permanent, is it? That would be a great idea. I posted the error and the "work-around" in the guide. In case of an error you could flash again with odin. CWM has more features and allows you to flash zip files (and do much more), though you should really decide it own your own.

No, that's why everyone is rooting and i recommend it :D

Good. Then root and use it! You need to flash a full service rom (see here) If your phone is already rooted just type su and do what you want ;) Else flash my posted pre-rooted image. In the CM thread from flx were some updates and he fixed a few issues. That CM f*cks up your phone goes really...

Sure. Just flash it with Odin :)

Maybe your sdcard is damaged. Do a low level format with your manufactures tool.

Imho linking every program to the primary first partition of the sdcard is a security risk. That's why I recommended the usage of Link2SD. And btw it's not a trivial task: you'd have to resign every android app for that small change... It was said the cache partition is used for the downloading...

Try another USB port or reboot your pc - both worked for me...

Let's a assume you have a 16 GB card: shrink the first partition to about 13.xx GiB and create the second primary with 2 GiB in size (, which is fair enough). If you leave space between it's okay though it's a waste :)

I wouldn't follow that guide you linked in every step because you could just resize/shrink your current partition (to the beginning of your sdcard). Afterwards add a new primary partition after the previous one as described in the guide. You can copy your files back onto your sdcard where you want.

You can link (move) the apps with Link2SD to the second partition of your sdcard. If you haven't created it yet, just follow the guides (google them). In Link2SD is an option to link every new app which is to be installed - you should definitely enable it if you'd expect it to work that way :sly:

You don't need them for rooting, otherwise I'd have stated so :)

Just follow my root guide!

I was being sarcastic.

Yes - this combination seems to be fatal, though every other would work :D

There's a chance that you could brick your phone, though nobody has reported this in this thread. I haven't used kies... You assumed right. It's the only known possibility to enable the su libraries. (The root user is already there on the/every stock ROM :sly:) That's not true.

Use Link2SD for that purpose!

try Android 4.3 Camera

Yes - though you can flash every version (for the S7710). good that you found it on your own ;)

Have you flashed the latest file from here?

you should remove that full quote have you tried flashing a recovery? - i would assume that. If so: in the CWM post #2 there is a fix for this

You should clean your dalvik cache and reboot. Also try the wall charger instead of your usb cable if the previous one did not succeeds.

Google ofc :sly:

Our you just install the new camera app from Google. Informations are widespread over the net about that...

Yes. I've posted that in this thread - anywhere...

Yes. To answer a few always reappearing questions: Link2SD is still useful! you should not overextend your seconds extX partition because performance decreases could occur. though the real SD card is used the internal memory will get populated (e.g. from GMusic, ... - which can be moved to the...

Then you've chosen the right settings ;) Just follow my guide with the posted image. You won't loose your data or files though you'd gain the advantages.

You should definitely follow the guide. If you have doubts you only have to choices: don't root really just follow the fool-proven step by step guide Great news: you could have justed followed some guide for windows :silly: If you'd like Link2SD to move every app directly to the second...

You should not use kies. It sometimes mess up things :mad: