So did you use Billard's return to stock to downgrade?
I'm thinking of finally making the jump to upgrade this weekend when I have time to play with it.
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So did you use Billard's return to stock to downgrade?
I'm thinking of finally making the jump to upgrade this weekend when I have time to play with it.
Make sure you check your location settings and samsung sync. I've noticed Google now turned on my location under Google maps. That kills the battery. I've also turned off all samsung sync accounts. I only use Google sync. 15 second turn off screen option. Smart stay on. I let sprint connection optimization app do its thing in the background. Hmm went else. And I can tell you my signal sucks in my house. Maybe a bar if I'm lucky.
Sent from my Sprint Note 2.
Sent from my Sprint Note 2.
I used what everyone has the flash count reset lol I believe thats it. Everything seems to good. What I did is go back to ljc factory reset upgrade than do another factory reset wipe the cache to and thean sing in to google and everything for me is great
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I think you can. I unrooted, ran update and then rooted again using the mac method.
Sent from my Amazing Galaxy Note 2!
I was stock rooted and use this over the weekend:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2148604
to install the All-in-one update zip, Modem zip and then the Rom and was updated and rooted.
Cancel that; After trying like 10 different things found out it was the "BEATS AUDIO PRO driver" but the "Beats audio free" in the market works fine.
I believe in the PRO their version their starting to try and push it through the Bluetooth but obviously not working right.
Thanks for the help!
~SKimpy~
How is everyone liking the signal and data speeds since the update? I was thinking of just flashing the MA7 modem from rwilco's repository on my rooted stock LJC rom.
I'm still getting the update notification even though I've renamed the two files as well as deleted the update file itself. Any tips?
If you're rooted go ahead and begin the update. It will count down but will not reboot and get rid of the prompt.
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If you're already rooted the easiest method is to use a one-click from here: http://rwilco12.com/downloads.php?dir=Files/Devices/Samsung Galaxy Note II (SPH-L900)/Stock ROMs/MA7
Using the instructions here: http://www.rwilco12.com/Files/Devices/Samsung Galaxy Note II (SPH-L900)/Tutorials/SPHL900-Root.php
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I thought I'd provide some info for anyone with a rooted Note 2 worrying about the software update. This was my sequence of events:
*Stock TouchWiz ROM throughout*
1. I was rooted forever using the toolkit.
2. I downloaded Chainfire's ExynosAbuse app and used it to fix the Exynos bug.
3. Got prompted for Software Update.
4. Undid Chainfire Exynos fix.
5. Used OTA Rootkeeper to temporarily unroot.
5. Ran Software Update - no probs
6. Used OTA Rootkeeper to restore root.
So far... flawless *knocks on wood*5
delete the update from /cache>
then go to system/app>
rename FWUpgrade.apk to FWUpgrade.apk.bak
and if you are on odexed>
you need to name FWUpgrade.odex to FWUpgrade.odex.bak as well
-fix permissions
-reboot
-Party like a rock star33
There was an error which allowed non system apps to write to restricted storage, this could cause malicious apps to wreck havoc by essentially having a back door. This mmc erroneous write was part of the way the camera and the chip worked together
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