Factory reset in recovery will get you post the boot loop. You backed up, right.
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Factory reset in recovery will get you post the boot loop. You backed up, right.
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yup did a back up of course.
Will try factory reset and will report back. Sure hope this works before 5 pm when I have to leave work. No internet at home to help out with this prob.
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Cool, did factory reset after going back to ICS and it is up and running just fine. Now I will try JB again and see what I get again. Now that I know how to fix it I should be ok on this end. Thank you for your help. I appreciate it.
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Will try factory reset and will report back. Sure hope this works before 5 pm when I have to leave work. No internet at home to help out with this prob.
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Cool, did factory reset after going back to ICS and it is up and running just fine. Now I will try JB again and see what I get again. Now that I know how to fix it I should be ok on this end. Thank you for your help. I appreciate it.
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FYI for anyone who forgets to backup and gets a bootloop... remove your battery and reboot the phone into Download Mode and flash a recovery .tar file through Odin, then boot into recovery and Factory Reset x3, Wipe Cache x3 and Clear Dalvik x3.
Not sure what the DPI is, but things are large. The clock and the AT&T symbol in my notification bar take up so much space and I cant remove them. I'm also looking forward to modifications made on this stock rom.
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Not sure what the DPI is, but things are large. The clock and the AT&T symbol in my notification bar take up so much space and I cant remove them. I'm also looking forward to modifications made on this stock rom.
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Thank you for the info! I'm on Embryo 5.4 at the moment (after flashing pretty much everything that moves for the skyrocket and finding that ICS is the most stable platform for my uses so far) I liked the stock UCLF6 but enjoy the extra customizations embryo gives me (plus the OC'ing)
I think I'll NAND and give this a whirl and see if I can get my ~500M free ram environment that I'm enjoying so much
I can't wait to see what comes out based on this release... Thank God the SkyRocket isn't a dev deadend!
What is the DPI setting for this rom? The default 240?
Thanks again for the info
Not sure what the DPI is, but things are large. The clock and the AT&T symbol in my notification bar take up so much space and I cant remove them. I'm also looking forward to modifications made on this stock rom.
You don't know what you're talking about! You don't have to flash anything with Odin. Just boot into recovery and do a factory reset
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What ARE YOU talking about!? Pretty sure it states in the OP to flash the ROM through Odin. Are you sure you know what you're talking about?
You flash the tar in Odin. You don't have to flash any recoveries. You do know stock roms have a stock recovery, right
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Yes, but the recovery is very basic. You can't wipe data/factory reset, clear cache or dalvik. At least not in the ICS recovery that comes with stock 4.0.4
You can flash from the recovery I think, but I was saying in the case that you don't have the .zip for TWRP/CWM on your SD card (I usually delete them after I flash everything) if you forget to wipe everything before going back to stock and are stuck in a boot loop you can reboot the phone in D/L mode and flash a .tar for TWRP/CWM which will allow you to boot into a recovery that will enable you to wipe things.
Son, you can do a factory reset in the stock recovery and if you get in a boot loop flashing the stock rom that's all you need to do to get out of it. Works every time.
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How do you change the DPI after rooting?
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edit: I downloaded lcd density modder and changed it to 120. Now it won't start up
Guess I'll start from scratch and try 160
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How do you change the DPI after rooting?
Thanks
edit: I downloaded lcd density modder and changed it to 120. Now it won't start up
120 is microscopic. Try 182, it's compatiple with most apps.
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That's not forever at all and far from impressive.
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Nope. Seven hours screen on. Now that's impressive. Where'd you post those mtdew? lol
Day 1 of battery life for me after removing all the evil AT&T Bloat and the horrible AT&T Address Book I'm 8 hrs in with 85% Remaining so I'm pretty impressed with battery life, Even better than the Official Rogers JB I've been running though the Rogers Rom had 99% Less BLOAT
Just as other posters said if you have a Bootloop post Flashing the Rom
1. Pull the Battery
2. Hold down Power and Both Volume Buttons to get into the stock recovery that was flashed with the Rom
3. Wipe Data/Factory Reset 3 Times, Wipe Cache 3 Times, and Wipe Dalvik Cache 3 Times and Reboot and it will work, it takes the Rom about 5-10 Mins to Settle after being installed so be patient.
As far as Improvements go the updated touchwiz is alright but I wish it would of come with the Galaxy S3 Wallpapers Stock like the Rogers Release did, though I just went straight to Apex after about 5 mins lol
No it doesn't have Multi-Window, while it would of been neat I don't think it's not huge not having it and who knows maybe the devs will port it or we will get really like and in the future Cyanogenmod or the other teams will come up with their own
Just as other posters said if you have a Bootloop post Flashing the Rom
1. Pull the Battery
2. Hold down Power and Both Volume Buttons to get into the stock recovery that was flashed with the Rom
3. Wipe Data/Factory Reset 3 Times, Wipe Cache 3 Times, and Wipe Dalvik Cache 3 Times and Reboot and it will work, it takes the Rom about 5-10 Mins to Settle after being installed so be patient.
As far as Improvements go the updated touchwiz is alright but I wish it would of come with the Galaxy S3 Wallpapers Stock like the Rogers Release did, though I just went straight to Apex after about 5 mins lol
No it doesn't have Multi-Window, while it would of been neat I don't think it's not huge not having it and who knows maybe the devs will port it or we will get really like and in the future Cyanogenmod or the other teams will come up with their own
Tried 182 and got the same result. Phone reboots and sits on black screen, slight vibration every 10 seconds or so.
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25Official Jellybean is Finally Here for the Skyrocket!
Quotes From AT&T
Some of the Enhancements in the new Jelly Bean Update:
- Buttery Smooth Performance & Great Stability (Thanks to Project Butter)
- Full User Interface Revamp (Same UI as of the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II)
- TouchWiz Nature UX
- Samsung’s S Cloud services
- Improved Camera features
- New Lockscreen With Many Customization Options
- New Features like Direct Call, Smart Stay and Pop-up Play
- New Widgets (From Galaxy S III)
- 2 Home screen modes
- New Notification bar With More Notification Toggles
- Google Now
- STOCK and not Debloated so beware
Main Differences From Rogers Release
The Rogers Release Has
* Only One Carrier App – Rogers My Account
* RAT Unrestricted Radio that lets you select GSM/WCDMA/LTE, GSM/WCDMA, GSM, WCDMA
* Same Stock Wallpapers that are used in the Galaxy S III
* 3 Shortcuts for Apps on the Lockscreen
Compatible with UCLL3 and Rogers JB RUXUMAY7 Radio's
Information about the firmware:
Android 4.1.2
PDA I727UCMC1
CSC I727ATTMC1
http://www.hotfile.com/dl/202308505/636f364/I727UCMC1_I727ATTMC1_XXX.zip.html
For Mohan's Odexed/De-Odexed Version that can be installed from CWM or TWRP Go here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2228486
Install with ODIN 3.0.7
Thanks to Crackerpie for the Upload to hotfile and to Samsung for making the firmware but make sure to Wipe Data, Cache, Dalvik Cache Prior to using the ODIN Tool to Avoid Bootloop
Prerequisites
Make a Full backup of your Data before attempting
Make Sure you have at least 50% Battery
Make Sure you have a Good Condition USB Cable
If Flashing From a Official ROM like the AT&T ICS
If you coming from a Custom Rom (ie CM10.1/AOKP/Embryo) it's best practice to Wipe Data/Factory Reset, Wipe Cache, Wipe Dalvik Cache to avoid bootloop
How to Install:
1. Download and unzip the file
2. Download and unzip ODIN
3. Turn Off the device and go to download by pressing and hold volume down + home button and the press the power button until the boot screen shows up.
4. Open Odin and connect your phone with your computer, it should be in download mode when you connect it with odin
5. Once your device is successfully connect of the odin port will go blue.
6. Click on ‘PDA’ and select file KIES_HOME_I727UCMC1_I727ATTMC1_844945_REV02_user_low_ship.tar
7. In Odin select ‘Auto Reboot' and 'Reset Time', Make sure no other boxes are checked
8. Now click the start button in Odin and let the installation process to start.
9. After installation is complete, your phone will restart when you see this unplug the phone from PC
In the Event you get a Bootloop After Flashing
1. Pull the Battery
2. Hold down Power and Both Volume Buttons to get into the stock recovery that was flashed with the Rom
3. Wipe Data/Factory Reset 3 Times, Wipe Cache 3 Times, and Wipe Dalvik Cache 3 Times and Reboot and it will work, it takes the Rom about 5-10 Mins to Settle after being installed so be patient.
To Root This Rom:
1. Download the latest TWRP Recovery Tar here
2. Open ODIN and click PDA and select the TWRP Tar and flash it
3. Download the latest SuperSU 1.25 From here
4. And Flash in TWRP and Boom your Rooted
Once you use Titanium Backup on it it's not a bad Rom but a I know once Mohan has a release it will really start to kick ass for someome who want's a stock based rom8ENOUGH with the smart ass answers
Either answer someone's question, ignore them or report them for spamming
I have zero tolerance for harassing new members
Read the rules on that one!
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Or do not respond
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Friendly Neighborhood Moderator6Anyone get the Device Managerment message today? "Connecting to DM Server..." I can't get rid of it and it persists even after rebooting the phone. If I go to Software Update, it shows the same message, but doesn't proceed from there.
After installing widgetlocker to get the same functionality on the lock screen I had on slim bean (circle with shortcuts to apps) and a few other things, but RAM usage is up to 632MB, which seems high! Granted, I have facebook, exchange email and a live wallpaper, this still seems pretty high. Since I don't use the pop-up video very much (I wish it worked with Netflix or Xfinity.tv), I'm wondering if I should flash back to slimbean. I'm not really seeing any big benefits of the stock rom, except really for the calendar which I think is much nicer than I've used on android.
Am I missing something?
There's nothing wrong with a bunch of memory being consumed, in fact, it's a good thing. Consider this .. wouldn't you prefer to have things load from RAM than from storage? It makes things faster. Android is optimized in this regard, keeps things in memory that you use the most so the system is snappier. It'll dump things out of memory as it needs do.
Think about it. Why do you care how much memory is being used as long as the device performs well? It is there so it can be used ...
This line of thought also leads to the belief that task killers, app killers, etc are a good thing for your device when it is quite the opposite. Let android do its job the way it needs to do it's job, so that it functions as intended. Start mucking around with task killers and memory killers, you are highly likely to see negative results.
Edit ...
Search, read, educate.
http://www.androidcentral.com/ram-what-it-how-its-used-and-why-you-shouldnt-care3
That's not forever at all and far from impressive.
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