As soon as I heard the news from XDA website, I head out and downloaded the ROM. So far the smoothest one I tried on my N7000. Now if only I could have paranoidandroid DPI settings here …
I was finally able to make wifi tethering on my Galaxy Note. Being an early adopter of Jellybean means you have to put up with problems that devs from open-source community are still working on. Encrypted channel is still not working, though. My native wifi tether is not working so I tries to get one from Play store. I tried several but I finally one works: WiFi Tether from https://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/. Default profile doesn’t work so I tried GS2 profile – and voila! Wifi tethering works! This will do for now, until the untiring devs of open-source community finally fixed the issue in Jellybean.
I used different kernel. See screenie below.
I was finally able to unlock my ZTE MF60 mobile router using dc-unlocker.
I’ve been trying to find a way to unlock my ZTE MF60 Modem from Globe Telco and up to now I am still unable to find one. I already tried DC-Unlocker to no avail. Recently, I tried one from www.foneszone.co.uk but it is still unable to unlock the device currently. Here’s what I got from Fones Zone:
I really would like to have this modem unlocked so that I can use it on other Telco’s internet service. Now I am stucked with Globe’s poor internet connection service.
If you know of a way (paid or free), to unlock this device, kindly post a feedback.
Thanks!
Recently got an almost new Samsung Galaxy S II (I9100) and all the perks that comes with it. However, I noticed that this phone was shipped with a locked bootloader. I am trying to find a way to flash an unlocked bootloader with no chance of bricking the phone.
So far I am loving the stock ROM. However, I need to apply some minor tweaks as well as do NAND backup and I won’t be able to do it until I install a new recovery image. I already downloaded CWM ROM Manager and was able to flash recory using the application. But when I tried booting into recovery, I am getting the default Android recovery screen (Android Recovery <3e>) and there is no option to toggle package signature verfication off. This makes flashing custom ROM or other packages impossible because it checks for file signature.
I am contemplating of following the instructions provided here from XDA Developers Forum.
I will delay doing it for now. I guess it would pay to do some homework first to minimize the changes of bricking this a*s-kicking phone.
I just flashed a new kernel on my crespo device. This time, it’s the GLaDOS 2.9 with CFS scheduler. So far it is working great with Bamtau Mod version 4. NSTools also works like a charm. CPU has minimum frequency of 100MHz and a maximum frequency of 1400MHz. This is, so far, the most stable ICS rom that I’ve tried on my Nexus S. Although other ROMs may perform better in Quadrant Standard, I am still happy with its score of 2289 at full benchmark with no overclocking.
If you want to check out Bamtau MOD, you can visit their new site at www.bamtaumod.com. There is also a link to where you can get the GLaDOS kernel in xda-developer website.
It’s good to see familiar characters once more. The adventures of Col. Jack O’Neil, Dr. Daniel Jackson, Capt. Samantha Carter and Teal’c continues.
It’s been a while and my collection of SG-1 disks are gathering dust in my rack.
And the team heads out…
Finally got a chance to use an iOS device to write a blog post. The user experience of wordpress for iPhone is pretty impressive. It’s fast, intuitive and easy to use. I thought I’m gonna have some problem with the small 3.5″ screen, but to my surprise, the on-screen keyboard is easier to use than on the keyboard of a 4″ Android phone.
So far I am enjoying my new iDevice. Let’s see how this post would look like on a desktop web browser.
