In my experience, triangle away (2.1 and 2.2) only managed to change the modified status to normal on ICS. Once on JB, triangle away only resets the flash counter.

Thanks for the info. I downloaded Triangle Away 2.26 but still the same. I think it is my issue then as I have used a MOD to enable init.d on the stock kernel. As well as replaced the tar for CWM.

No big deal for me as can use KIES or ODIN for updates. And will do full reset/restore to stock if any warranty claim required.

This post has been edited by tigerporc: Nov 1 2012, 02:26 PM

Not if the device status is modified. Manually update using Kies or ODIN by flashing the new update.

Interesting problem, after some googling, found that it could be caused by unknown CSC.
Check if CSC is unknown from dialer

If CSC unknown, please read on the XDA thread in the spoiler


This post has been edited by tigerporc: Nov 2 2012, 04:04 PM

Hmm... I may be interested in this kernel as well since on JB now. Does the Voodoo Sound port work well?

300+ apps and forced closed only right after update I believe. Just clear RAM and try again. If still force close, restart phone and you're good to go.

I also had issues with battery life after update to JB but it is now good (back to normal)

Suggest no need to downgrade to ICS yet. For me
1. Disable Google Now (for now)
2. Do only 1 full discharge (to 0 batt and then full charge)
3. After that use as per normal and charge once hits 20% (You can also charge it once hits below 40% if you like)
=> After few days, you will enjoy good battery (in my experience)

Factory reset may help too, but since I did not have issues, I did not do it.
No need reset battery stats (with CWM) as already Google Engineer explained not needed normally

Google Now for Malaysia JB is really battery draining and suggest you only enable it if you like it/need it until maybe next JB update for MY?



This post has been edited by tigerporc: Nov 12 2012, 10:10 AM

Pro tip: Make sure no cracked apps

Do you have 2 launchers running? Am using Nova Prime with Touchwiz killed (using Home Manager app)
Sorry no more ideas on why you have issues...

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Added on November 12, 2012, 10:16 amTry this solution, should work for facebook too.
http://blog.gadgethelpline.com/remove-unwa...ng-galaxy-siii/

This post has been edited by tigerporc: Nov 12 2012, 10:16 AM

Reply to correct person please.

Kies is pretty USELESS for backing up applications (unless you have very few). Uncheck the applications and backup other stuff like address book etc is ok.
If you include applications, it will take forever and not complete.... It only succeeded for me when the applications were 250MB or less.

Recommend you use Titanium Backup Pro.

This post has been edited by tigerporc: Nov 12 2012, 11:23 PM

AFAIK using Titanium Backup without root, you can still backup apps but not apps+apps data
FYI - With Kies, backing up applications does not mean your apps data gets backup anyway, only the apps.

This post has been edited by tigerporc: Nov 12 2012, 11:38 PM

This is a simple issue, just SELECT (CHECK) show notification in Home Manager. Exit. And then UNSELECT (UNCHECK) show notification again. It will then not appear in notifications anymore. Just a bug in the app.

Don't try uninstalling TouchWiz. If you're really want to, you can freeze it using Titanium Backup. You need to use Titanium Backup's power defrost to unfreeze if later (e.g. if you want successful OTA updates)

This post has been edited by tigerporc: Nov 13 2012, 09:22 AM

OTA and flashing new stock JB ROM via ODIN (PC) will cause you to lose root. Just re-root the same way you did before. IMHO, CF-Root is preferred even if the CWM is not supported any more by the dev.

Interesting issue, you can try flashing the PIT and the ROM as well?
Found this on XDA
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread...=1826213&page=6
The PIT files are in a few pages back

Ok. Here is mine, 16GB SME set, created using


This post has been edited by tigerporc: Nov 14 2012, 07:54 PM


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