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[APP][ROOT]Recovery-Tools - One-Click-Flasher
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2334554

----- Description -----
This app flashes your device recovery without rebooting it very fast and easy. There are 3 flash options:

"Flash Clockworkmod-Recovery" and "Flash TWRP" (You can use these predefined buttons if they are supported. Shown below) and "Flash other".

"Flash Clockworkmod" & "Flash TWRP" load the custom-recovery for your device down and install them automatically.
"Flash other" lets you choose an image from the internal or external memory of your device.

You can create backups of the currently installed system (If your device is supported. Shown below), restore and delete backups. You can find these functions under "Backup Manager".

This project is fully open-source if you want to help me with unsupported devices you can use the report button or contact me over XDA.


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Getting easier and easier to become a flashoholic

You need to understand the history of Sony and HTC. Sony is almost EXACTLY like crapple in the media world. They treat their users as criminals.

HTC from the way they segmented their One between Worldwide and China models with absolutely no further news about the BETTER China model indicates they are going down the same path of control as crapple likes. And the way they lock down the bootloader and radio.

Read about Sony DRM Rootkit.

*mouse*

Post 5 has a section on migrating.

Welcome.

When thou doth jest thou mayest take poetic licence with bestness

Thanks to alexng2208 I got my Qi wireless charging coils for the Note 2 and S3.

Tested working with LG's WCP300 Qi wireless charger.

Unfortunately both coils are only receiving 460mAh as shown by GCC. Was hoping to get 600+ input since the Note 2 coil listed 1000mA input.

On the S3, it works with the Melkor Kubalt case. On the Note 2 it seems to only work when naked....darn....

Keeeeeep .... miiiiine...... preciousssssss ...... still works. There will be better uses for it sometime.

Yes I know. I'll read a bit and maybe look for another good charging coil coz there are reports of differing quality.

6mm laaaa.... 6cm will fry your muscles already. Roasted alex ....roasted pheasant ...yes yes nice and tasty...

Oh in that case, post 4 has a link to the stolen IMEI database from last year. However there is currently no national IMEI blacklist database.

mikecmy advised that you simply flash in stock DMF2, which could bring back your IMEI. See his post from early this morning.

The MWT02 and MWT03 look pretty nice, and the MWT03 looks almost identical to the LG WCP300.
Both of these use the standard micro usb with 5V 2A which means you can use your existing cables and chargers. The large slab uses 9V with a different connector. I have had enough with different connectors all over the place.

I didn't see where it gave the rating for the receiving coils though.


Perform a factory reset and try again if it registers. It should be able to read the APN from the SIM IF it works, and give you back your network.

This means that DirectD does not have EFS flashing software. Did you try calling Samsung?

Need For Speed: Most Wanted only needs to run at 900MHz .... serious !!!!


460 is typically USB charging rate. It only goes higher if I use the cable that doesn't have the data pins.

Eh? All the USB ports on my PCs output 460, maybe up to 600 with data cables. Only by using the Yoobao convertible short cable can I get up to 1300.

I expected worst case of 460...tough but I can live with it.

I read several XDA posts which have stated they can achieve about 750. Need alexng2208 to fly a couple of more receiving coils to test...

I think I unchecked a few options in Perseus that have to do with charging. Can't recall what they were.

I've put these values:

DCP and Mains AC Input 1800
DCP and Mains AC Charge 1700
SDP Input 1500
SDP Charge 1500
CDP Input 1500
CDP Charge 1500

Now I've ticked Ignore Margin

Anything else?

Sony's Director of Design talks about the XZU.

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Sonys-desig...Z-Ultra_id44515

So why choose a 6.44 inch screen? Why not round it off to 6.45? Katsunuma said that the 6.44 inch screen happened to perfectly fit a body that would be the thickness and length of a passport. Sony was aiming for that size because many travelers put their passports inside a coat pocket and have it with them at all times while on the road. And by allowing the use of a regular pen to scribble on the glass, travelers using the device won't have to carry around a stylus. While the screen is not made of Gorilla Glass, it is supposedly just as tough.

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Eh? I didn't know Japanese passports were THAT big ...... I just compared my passport to the Note 2.
The Note 2 is longer by about 15mm and the passport is wider by about 10mm.

WTF?

I've been to enough airports .... I distinctly DO NOT RECALL Japanese to be any longer if it were it would stand out....

You know he's just trying to pull a fast one, as usual.

Maybe he's watched too much of Japanese till his eyes have gotten blurry and can't distinguish dimensions properly

You know we will take your statements at face value until it is torn down by the superiority of logic and empirical proof......

This post has been edited by joytest: Jun 26 2013, 02:54 PM