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I just stumbled across this thread, so I haven't actually used the toolkit itself (which of course looks really useful and time saving!) - but anyway, to be able to use ODIN in the traditional way you have to: have the Samsung USB driver installed (latest is v1.5.63.0, option 1. from the main...

Take a look: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71416780&postcount=1105 Obviously working on several variants of the Note 4, used it myself to do an adb backup to PC prior to going from M6 to M12 on my SM-N910F just two days ago.

Europe: No Note 5 for the time being To me the Note 5 is also not a step but actually a giant leap backwards, since Samsung happily decided to abandon a lot of powerful features that made the preceding Notes shine. Of course I am not surprised that the Note series has now fallen victim to the...

Let me put it this way, Neo: I'm just glad I read your goodbye post on a PC and not on my Note, because I'm pretty sure it would have shed some digital tears... Thanks for your tremendous work to provide us with a whole bunch of standout custom Android stuff, that let this quite special and...

Respect the dev! It almost feels like Chasmodo's job, but still - catching up with the forum and reading what some people felt they were compelled to post in here over the last few days could almost chisel an angry furrow on my forehead: "The most Messy ROM I have used on XDA."..."But I feel...

In case CWM fails in creating MD5 checksum I've already posted it before, still: there's a not overly complicated solution to turn a md5checksum-less CWM nandroid backup into a working one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=39645666&postcount=534 I've been using this method for...

If wiping cache and Dalvik cache gets you nowhere and before you actually pull the big plug, you can also try to flash just the kernel (or another suitable one, of course).

You know, the timing and the speed of the animation are always going to be a compromise. While it's possible to define the pauses between the loops of the various parts separately, the speed is an overall parameter. Because I was trying to achieve a vibrant impression, I decided to use 35 fps...

AW: Dragon bootanimation for Stunner 2 Yeah, it's a bit rough on dragons these days: not only are they getting jolted and consequently molested There And Back Again, have to scamper all over the place just to get the blonde mum from Essos back to Westeros, now beyond all of that people here...

Bootanimation for Stunner 2 starring...the Blue Dragon For those of you who want the dragon firing up instead of just booting - here's an alternative bootanimation for Stunner 2: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2217032

Hi folks, here's the story: being a big fan of Stunner right from the moment I first found out about it, the capricorn bootanimation in Stunner 2 triggered the idea to try to create a different one that would put the focus on its real mascot: the Blue Dragon. Though the final result isn't...

AW: [KERNEL][3.0.70][4.2.2 - CM/PA/AOKP] DH-Kernel v1.8 [28/03][LINARO Kernel is here Although CWM is a bit wobbly in the moment, it is absolutely able to do a nandroid with the DH-Kernel - until now it just fails at generating the md5sums. You can generate the missing nandroid.md5 yourself...

AW: [ROM][4.2.2][AOKP/CM] StuNNeR 2 [20/03][Per-App-Dpi][PIE][Linaro][SPen Gestures] Nickos is referring to f-droid as mentioned on the ad-away home page https://code.google.com/p/ad-away/. So, after Google's decision to raise the wall around our garden again, we have to stretch a bit...

AW: [ROM][4.2.2][AOKP/CM] StuNNeR 2 [20/03][Per-App-Dpi][PIE][Linaro][SPen Gestures] Hm - Stunner 2 is in fact a very nice rom and I don't really see what would make it difficult to install it. Granted: it is a custom rom. Anyway, there are not only the videos in Neo's OP, it includes an...

I'm obviously not Neo, but since you appear to be rather desperate... Here's a fairly easy way to extract the red dragon wallpaper: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=39287367&postcount=945 How about Neo's very own Dragonheart kernel...

Several simple possibilities: 1) what scoute-dich suggested above 2) if you're using it: Apex launcher has a corresponding option in Apex Settings - Screen - Wallpaper 3) 3rd party apps, for example No Wallpaper...

Nickos, you've got that wallpaper already - here's what you do to isolate the file: 1) open TeamPassion-n7000-Stunner-2.3.11.zip using 7-Zip, WinRAR and the like 2) navigate to \system\app 3) there you can find the .apk file for Neo's Stunner Black theme: StunnerBlack.apk, open it 4) navigate...

AW: [ROM][4.2.2][AOKP/CM] StuNNeR 2 [11/03][Per-App-Dpi][PIE][Linaro][SPen Gestures] Yes, we can;) - Messaging - Settings - MMS Theme Settings - Messaging style Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda app

AW: [ROM][4.2.2][AOKP/CM] StuNNeR 2 [11/03][Per-App-Dpi][PIE][Linaro][SPen Gestures] Well Fabre, I won't call it a solution, since if something is working for me it doesn't have to do anything for you, obviously. Anyway, I have been using AdAway happily all the way from ICS to Neo's latest...

AW: [ROM][4.2.2][AOKP/CM] StuNNeR 2 [11/03][Per-App-Dpi][PIE][Linaro][SPen Gestures] My favourite video player in Android is MX Player, which supports HW Decoder in Stunner 2, but not HW+ - at least not for me, currently. Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda app

AW: [ROM][4.2.2][AOKP/CM] StuNNeR 2 [19/2][v2.2.19][Per-App-Dpi][Here comes PIE] concerning batteries: a) like Dungeon47 already mentioned: the battery level presented to an Anroid user has got nothing to do with the battery stats, so wiping them in Recovery or deleting batterystats.bin...

without having used neither Alliance nor twrp and therefore lacking personal experience how well or not they go together - since you've got an AOSP based recovery and a JB based ROM, wiping from twrp and directly flashing Stunner 2 shouldn't cause problems

AW: [ROM][4.2.1][AOKP/CM] StuNNeR 2 [4/2][v2.2.4][Per-App-Dpi][Here comes PIE] just go back to page 1 and read Neo's OP - all the information you're looking for is there - see "Installation Method" apart from that you might want to do a nandroid backup in recovery before you wipe data Sent...

alom5 is referring to the one whose name shall not be mentioned on xda think of t...... and lightning - but apart from that you're on your own

"Old" Stunner Circle Battery Well folks, I am aware that it's not that big a deal, but just for the ones of you who - like me - prefer the pre-1.6.26 circle battery symbol and haven't figured it out for themselves - here's a very simple how-to without the use of any special mods or even firing...

You know, Nathalex, epithets like "He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named ", "Odin's Son", "Meili's Brother" and the like probably evoke less uneasiness... Sent from my 1.6.26 StuNNeD Note

Thanks milsabords, but I pointed out that I migrated from infected LP6 kernel. That's why I used Mobile Odin to get to Abyss in order to have a safe CWM scenario. Of course I'd have to replace the Abyss kernel with an ICS one if I wanted my note to boot beyond recovery after a nandroid restore...

Migration to Stunner 1.6.26 What I did to update my Note to 1.6.26 (unharmed, from [email protected], yes, LP6): backup of contacts, calls, sms & gps.confTitaniumBackup of all user appsflashed AbyssNote42 via Mobile Odinnandroid backup in CWM recoverywiped cache, dalvik & battery statsflashed Stunner...

Basically you can use any GB kernel, which means you could even flash stunner 1.6.26 directly via Mobile Odin (uses its own GB-based flash kernel) without the Abyss detour. Just avoid using CWM as long as you are running an unsafe ICS kernel - which includes flashing abyss from recovery...

Don't worry, stuff like that probably happens to the most of us from time to time. How else are we going to expand our knowledge to, well, "spell it out" to our fellow xdans... ;)

Excuse me, but advising someone to update from 1.4.19 by just wiping caches is simply awkward. Tell them at least to stay clear from flashing in CWM while they are still on (infected) LP5, which is the standard kernel in that version and when there is no info that that has been changed. ODIN...

While I am honestly grateful that there are people around who are willing to commit their time and energy to moderate this forum, I have to say that I was absolutely not impressed by yesterday’s temporary locking of this thread – just when Narthalex27 (btw. thanks again!) had started sharing his...

- compumasterpr already mentioned it and you’re probably aware of it, anyway, TB of course needs root permissions - TB stores the backups in /sdcard/TitaniumBackup, so you can copy this directory manually for safety’s sake - delete /sdcard/data/com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup if it exists -...

Usually people run into this problem the other way around. Anyway, once you have downloaded the .zip file there is no need to unzip it, since the .zip is exactly what you need to flash in CWM as it can't handle the bare .tar. Sent from my GT-N7000 using XDA

First of all, if anything goes wrong, this is your safest way to not cause any additional harm to your device: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18981227&postcount=4 But since your backup is not working, you don't want to employ this method right now. So you just follow the advice...

That somehow struck a chord, so when I reread neo's post #1 the scales fell from my eyes: Team PASSION ... latest PLAY apps ... increased HIP size (must have been misspelled) ... EUPHORIA Control...;)

- Stunner is obviously AOKP - the changelog tells us that neo integrated "LP6 Rooted & Modded Kernel" from 1.4.25 onwards, but has been planning to replace it with open source kernel and will finally do that in the next version - I don't see the point in flashing Stunner right now while neo is...

While it's good to read that talhamid managed to revive his Note at least sort of - for your peace of mind, in the creepy name of MMC_CAP_ERASE and for the love of entropy: if you're running an unsafe kernel stay clear of flashing AND wiping in recovery! Sent from my GT-N7000 using XDA

Well, folks, while I am aware that it is not quite of my business I'd still like to remind you that: a) although the odds are good that flashing from one unsafe kernel to another (for example from LP5 to LP6 or vice versa) via Mobile Odin does not put the Note's emmc at risk, we still don't...

In consideration of countless, obviously justified warnings (e.g. chasmodo's post above) and especially daunting reports within the last couple of days, the following is NOT meant as an advice - but solely as an information of what I have done and what is working for me: zimage and mobile odin...