Thats right.... I CHALLENGE you.....
Yeah you....
The Challenge:
Find the Kyocera Boot Splash Logo, and find a way to restore it after a nandroid restore.
I've looked. Others have looked. I can't find it. Others can't find it..
Reward?
Bragging Rights.
The satisfaction of knowing you're smarter than the rest of us!
Props in #openZIOs first ROM/theme!
We need you're help people. I mean, its just a splash screen, but without it, our ROM will never be complete.
Help some brothers out, would ya?!
Ill give it a shot.
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I am baffled...
I would except your challenge but I'm still trying to fix my signal problem. I'll look into it anyhow!
ZIO 2.2 ROOTED
ADW Launcher EX
Gingerbread Theme
Good luck all.
I have faith!
@zerotolerance (I refuse to spell if the way you have it spelled..), hop on #openZIO and we'll see about getting ur phone fixed up.
I really dont think anyone is going to find it. I am pretty sure those files are hidden on some part of the phones internal memory which we dont have acces to.
If we don't have access to to it, then why is the logo overwritten?
If the logo is infact still there, then what is causing it to nerf and not show upon nandroid restore?
These are the questions we need to be asking.
I'm going to find it first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's not the bootanimation in /system/bin/bootanimation??
I just realized something that might help y'all out in finding the logo.
The Zclusive released update restored this logo. Perhaps a good starting point would be the decompilation of the upgrade executable? o.0
fastboot flash splash1 /splash.img
thats the command t put it back on most phones. You still have to get it off though.
So how about fastboot dump splash1 to get my kyocera image since I have not borked it yet.
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So how about fastboot dump splash1 to get my kyocera image since I have not borked it yet.
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Give it a shot.
While you're at it, give me a copy of your boot image.
Code:
cat /dev/mtd/mtd1 > /sdcard/boot.img
Alright I am giving it a shot.
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Sorry its been so long on that boot image. I will jump on adb in the morning to dump the image
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So, I have dumped my boot.img finally because gregnotcraig and other devs restored with nandroid and lost the Kyocera splash. With this boot image below you can restore your Kyocera splash. NO MORE WHITE BAR.
http://db.tt/zisPRYH
Simply enter fastboot and place this boot image in your SDK folder where fastboot is located.
Run this command...
"fastboot flash boot boot.img"
"fastboot reboot"
And there you have it, the stock splash screen.
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Now how to get that working with the recovery. good job man!!!
I got the notorious white bar earlier, flashed the nand boot.img instead of the one I extracted. I had to download this one again and flash it. All is good now.
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Need help restoring 3 skateboard droids on boot screen.
I need the rgb565 image format, or just image, I can use converter..
Eris needs to go back tomorrow...
If anyone knows how to do this with just phone and no computer, please help!
Thanks
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Install Rom customize somewhere here in themes and apps it has that splash img.
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If you go to shadowrom's site (easy to find on google) scroll down and they have a 3 skateboards rgb565 all set for you.
running rod's miui rom and was trying to remove excess crap via titanium pro. when trying to remove facebook it would reboot and give an error message about signature failure. so i thought i'd see if it would successfully remove a different app. rod included a fancy widget app that i had no desire for. when trying to remove that, it did a number on my n1. i cannot get into the recovery mode or anything.
this is a video of what the phone now does. no matter if i pull the battery or what.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a4DP3IjZiQ
That's an interesting one.
When you turn it on - this is the first thing you see? No "X" at all?
Did you try ADB to see if it sees the device?
Looks just like radio flash, but with radio flash there are no recovery messages, if I remember correctly.
no, i get the un-animated X, and then it goes straight to this. regardless if i hold down the trackball or not.
what do i need to do to try to adb to it? i don't fool with adb ever, just when i first rooted/unlocked it.
Put a diff update.zip for another rom on your sdcard. Lemme know if it works
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Put a diff update.zip for another rom on your sdcard. Lemme know if it works
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i took enoms rom, renamed it update.zip and placed it on the sdcard. still nothing, same thing.
if i press the powerbutton whilst on the android out of the box thing it says.
"ClockworkMod Recovery v2.5.1.0
Finding Update Package........
Opening Update Package.......
Verifying Update Package......
Installing Update....."
this is shown in the video, but blurry and hard to read.
well, if im doing things right..... adb remount said it successfully did so.
(edit) ok, i can definitely connect via adb, i just ran the reboot bootloader command and the phone rebooted..... albeit back to that stupid looping screen.
any other ideas folks...... i'm up against a wall here.
i am able to get this in terminal
[email protected]:~/Android/tools$ ./adb devices
List of devices attached
HT02KP901120 recovery
[email protected]:~/Android/tools$
You need a rom that can be flashed as an update.zip, most are not flashed that easy. Can you get into fastboot?
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You need a rom that can be flashed as an update.zip, most are not flashed that easy. Can you get into fastboot?
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i don't think so
Try booting into fastboot, if you can your good if not then I will do some digging.
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Try booting into fastboot, if you can your good if not then I will do some digging.
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well, i cant get to the recovery screen to initiate fastboot. if i use adb reboot-recovery it just reboots the phone and goes back to the looping crap i'm stuck at.
if i try any fastboot commands, i get nothing. i just can't get it to do anything other than respond to adb commands.
a fella from nexus one forums suggests that perhaps my bootloader is messed up and needs to be restored? that sound possible?
That was this fella, and I'm actually more convinced that the recovery is stuck trying to do an update... xD
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That was this fella, and I'm actually more convinced that the recovery is stuck trying to do an update... xD
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haha. the omnipresent danger-rat is indeed the fella.
I was hoping Jack or Rusty would be here to check my logic...
Here's what we believe so far:
1 - phone appears to be in recovery, and trying to install an update.
2 - phone is in recovery, so adb is (kinda) working.
3 - there's no update.zip on the SD card.
4 - trying to overwrite the recovery via adb gives a "device or resource busy" response...
My guess is that if the install process can be killed, then you should be able to re-gain control?
...I've no idea how to kill processes via adb... :-(
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Woooooo HOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i'm not entirely sure what i did......... but i think i have it. i transfered amon's 1.7.0 img to the sdcard and aptly renamed it recovery.img. after just now trying to restart to see if i could get fastboot to do anything it must have found the recovery.img and reflash amon. i'm looking at amons recovery now as i type.
i just rebooted and now i'm back into rods miui...... phone is working fine.
danger-rat said:
I was hoping Jack or Rusty would be here to check my logic...
Here's what we believe so far:
1 - phone appears to be in recovery, and trying to install an update.
2 - phone is in recovery, so adb is (kinda) working.
3 - there's no update.zip on the SD card.
4 - trying to overwrite the recovery via adb gives a "device or resource busy" response...
My guess is that if the install process can be killed, then you should be able to re-gain control?
...I've no idea how to kill processes via adb... :-(
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just wanted to say thanks so much for all your effort and help man.
now a new quick question... which is what started this whole fiasco.
how can i remove unwanted apps from rods miui rom?
noremacyug said:
now a new quick question... which is what started this whole fiasco.
how can i remove unwanted apps from rods miui rom?
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adb shell
su
rm -rf /system/app/nameofapp.apk
once the apps are deleted:
(on the phone)
go to settings--> manage applications
and delete any leftover files pertaining to the programs you just deleted
Reboot
Then reboot and make a backup
*EDIT*
You may need to reboot after removing the programs for those file to show up in Manage Applicaions
I just bought the premium version of Clockwork Recovery. Just before that I ran the "fix permissions" as it was my understanding its supposed to help fix apps from "force close". It instructed me to reboot and now its stuck at the Kyocera boot logo with...
CANNOT READ BOOT IMAGE HEADER
USB Fastboot: V0.5
Machine ID: 1007074 v0
Build Date: Oct 26, 2010, 23:13:15
MSM Id: 44
MSM Version: 1.2
Modem Build Id: 76XXT-4715-TSNCJPLYM
Serial Number: UNKNOWN
ptn 0 name='fota_amss' start=538 len=132
This ptn goes all the way to 8 then after that flash_detect_size 4G!
I take it my phone is totally bricked? Now what?
Not totally bricked, just need the update package
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Yeah I was able to get it back. But now I have a triangle in the status bar and don't know what that is. I thought it was that I needed to *228 my phone but it won't do it.
I accidentally did the same thing today and have no idea to fix it. could you please help me out, im new to all of this.
Nevermind i figured out how to fix it
You all didnt read my clockwork recovery thread posted further up on this sub forum.....
Please read it.
That recovery image doesnt work. Flat out. Im trying to get a hold of Koush to remove it from the rom manager list, but hes hard to get a hold of on the weekdays.
You need to flash your original recovery back to the recovery partition through fastboot in order to "unbrick" your phone.
Well I got my phone back working again. The MIN, SID and one other part of the phone was reset! How this happened don't know. Its all fixed now but my signal strengh sucks now.
It happened because the image doesn't work - and if you would have read my thread on clockworkmod recovery, you would have known that and not borked ur recovery.
You guys need to read threads before going all cowboy n ****.
If you have a copy of your stock recovery image (which you should have all your images backed up if you're flashing different images to your phones), you need to flash that to your recovery partition in order to fix your issue.
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You guys need to read threads before going all cowboy n ****.
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This literally made me LOL.
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I'm sorry but rofl, I'm being safe since Rom Manager bricked my phone last October.
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Spz0 said:
You all didnt read my clockwork recovery thread posted further up on this sub forum.....
Please read it.
That recovery image doesnt work. Flat out. Im trying to get a hold of Koush to remove it from the rom manager list, but hes hard to get a hold of on the weekdays.
You need to flash your original recovery back to the recovery partition through fastboot in order to "unbrick" your phone.
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I think he needs to change the thread title to something more appropriate like " Help, I did something wrong while using Clockwork Recovery and now I Bricked my phone! "
Or "Help, I didn't bother to research and bricked my phone"
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I was able to fix it. All is working as it should.
ZIO 2.2 ROOTED
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please tell me...i did the same thing. I d apprecate it muchly. [email protected]
z3r0t0l0rEnCe said:
I just bought the premium version of Clockwork Recovery. Just before that I ran the "fix permissions" as it was my understanding its supposed to help fix apps from "force close". It instructed me to reboot and now its stuck at the Kyocera boot logo with...
CANNOT READ BOOT IMAGE HEADER
USB Fastboot: V0.5
Machine ID: 1007074 v0
Build Date: Oct 26, 2010, 23:13:15
MSM Id: 44
MSM Version: 1.2
Modem Build Id: 76XXT-4715-TSNCJPLYM
Serial Number: UNKNOWN
ptn 0 name='fota_amss' start=538 len=132
This ptn goes all the way to 8 then after that flash_detect_size 4G!
I take it my phone is totally bricked? Now what?
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what are the button combination 2 boot in recovery, my Sanyo/Kyocera M6000 Zio was bricked same way, I downloaded stock rom, nandroid backup. But dont know how 2 boot in reovery to attempt 2 fix it.... sorry 4 noob question
Power (red) + Send (green) from powered off state. You should boot up to USB Fastboot. From there you will need to connect to your computer and from AndroidSDK in command prompt type "fastboot boot openzio-recovery"
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like a dumb ass I did the same thing to my phone about half an hour ago and still trying to restore it back to fix it.
I have a stock Android 2.3.6 galacy exhibit 4g and when I boot up into recovery, an update is automatically found, installed and then reboots the phone doing the same thing every time recovery is booted into. My problem is, I cannot find this update package in my internal sd storage to save my life nor do I even know what the update package would be called. Can anyone please help?
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I have a stock Android 2.3.6 galacy exhibit 4g and when I boot up into recovery, an update is automatically found, installed and then reboots the phone doing the same thing every time recovery is booted into. My problem is, I cannot find this update package in my internal sd storage to save my life nor do I even know what the update package would be called. Can anyone please help?
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I'm not certain but it might be called update.zip, because if I remember that's the only name that will flash in the stock recovery. As for finding it, just try searching for update.zip. it should be on the root of the sdcard(no folder) because that's the only way I thought it could install. Any ways I'm probably wrong but at least you can try.
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I'm not certain but it might be called update.zip, because if I remember that's the only name that will flash in the stock recovery. As for finding it, just try searching for update.zip. it should be on the root of the sdcard(no folder) because that's the only way I thought it could install. Any ways I'm probably wrong but at least you can try.
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i tried that too. it was unsuccessful. im almost out of ideas. does anyone have a clue about multi csc code that can automatically apply upon booting into stock recovery and then make it automatically reboot the phone?
This is exactly my problem. I just took a picture of it. this it what it says as soon as i boot into recovery. No options. Nothing. Just reboots
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This is exactly my problem. I just took a picture of it. this it what it says as soon as i boot into recovery. No options. Nothing. Just reboots
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sorry i thought it posted my picture with the link. only place i have to upload it is on facebook but heres the link. if anyone can help, please do.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...1306577752552.492490.664252551&type=3&theater
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i tried that too. it was unsuccessful. im almost out of ideas. does anyone have a clue about multi csc code that can automatically apply upon booting into stock recovery and then make it automatically reboot the phone?
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I'm not sure really what CSC code is but I think your talking about stock Odin flash able package. That should get you back to stock and flash the stock recovery and wipe everything. However i think it will bootloop after it flashes so you will have to boot into recovery and wipe data. If so check out the wiki. There is all the info you need. I have another idea though. I haven't done this myself but you should be able to push a clockworkmod recovery.img to the phone from a terminal if you have adb also in the wiki. I can't view your pic because I don't have a Facebook but maybe someone else can. Good luck
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That is the stock update pushed by Samsung from what it sounds like. Also sounds like a data packet might have dropped during the downloading of it causing a bad install. For simplicity get cwm Installed and boot thru that and flash from cwm. Wiki has all the info needs.
Wiki please read completely on rooting and install of cwm. Suggest 6.0.1.2 version. Personal preferences on that.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Exhibit_II_4G
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Problem solved. I just randimly pushed the 3 buttons on the phone before the rebooting part came up in the script and finally got the menu, took may tries to get to that point but as soon as I got to that point, I was quick to install clockworkmod successfully. Now problem is gone. Hope this thread maybe helps someone else
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Problem solved. I just randimly pushed the 3 buttons on the phone before the rebooting part came up in the script and finally got the menu, took may tries to get to that point but as soon as I got to that point, I was quick to install clockworkmod successfully. Now problem is gone. Hope this thread maybe helps someone else
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I have a similar problem. Which 3 buttons are we talking about? Power+Home+VolUp?
Easiest way, take out battery, push volume up and power, insert battery while holding, when Samsung appears release only power, when the android guy with package appears press menu
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Make sure you push the "Menu" capacitive button (left in the row of four buttons below the screen) when you see the green Android guy and the box. That will get you into the stock recovery menu.
I had to reboot into recovery a couple of times because I missed that part. What a pain!
Long post but can't really shorten it.
32GB wifi Nexus, rooted and was running Liquid Smooth ROM and Motley kernel, went to update the ROM to rc9 version ,anytime I updated previously I never done full wipe unless using different ROM, anyway flashed the ROM and the gaaps with it and rebooted, immediately and prompted to me to use either apex or Holo HD I choose Holo HD got error saying system ui not responding, tried apex and got the same.
I was on the main screen but couldn't access it, yet I could pull down and enter into settings, everything else looked to be ok, so rebooted back to recovery and tried fixing permission, rebooted and got the same so I though I'll be just restore my nandroid backup, to my astonishment all the data had been wiped, I didn't do a wipe at all so I'm baffled how this happened.
Anyway I done a factory reset and rebooted and went through the setup, got the same system ui not responding, went to settings which could still access, apps and un installed both Apex and Holo HD noticed that Liquid Smooth rc9 had installed but instead of showing the cm kernel it still showed motley kernel.
Back to recovery, factory reset twice, wiped cache and dalvik, rebooted, went through set up process, same system ui error again, went to settings, erased all data, tablet rebooted, set up process same again, system ui, so I'm getting worried so back to recovery and this time I selected format system, data and sd, card and now I think I've completely fuc#ed it up as it just hangs at the Google screen and has stayed like that for over 30 minutes.
Previously asides from the occasional force close issue in the 2 months I've had the Nexus not really had a problem with it and whilst I'm no developer or techy geek I'm certainly no noob when it comes to this type of thing but I'm very concerned now and hoping someone can be of assistance as I sold laptop and primary just use my Nexus (and Galaxy S3)
Thanks
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Strange.. But I didn't understand well, after wiping /system, did you flash the ROM back ?
I think you should flash 4.2.1 factory image using toolkit or whatever, then root etc..again
No all the data had been wiped this is what is baffling me, I didn't do a factory reset I just flashed the ROM and gaaps, as I said initially it was the system ui error I was getting but I think I've fucjed it up by formatting the system, data and sd card as all I can see now is the Google screen at boot, I can still get into clock work mod recovery but I've exhausted all avenues as it were, is there any hope I can get it back working again?
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j3r3myp said:
Strange.. But I didn't understand well, after wiping /system, did you flash the ROM back ?
I think you should flash 4.2.1 factory image using toolkit or whatever, then root etc..again
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Is that Mr skips Nexus 7 toolkit?
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Download Google Stock Image and Flash the System.img File ...Tablet will be fine after that.
manasgirdhar said:
Download Google Stock Image and Flash the System.img File ...Tablet will be fine after that.
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Thanks can you give me more instructions how I go about doing that, any links, etc
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Is that Mr skips Nexus 7 toolkit?
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Yes ! Really easy to use. You'll just have to put the tab into fastboot mode give it a try I'm pretty sure it will solve everything and you'll start back with good bases as it is full stock !
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Cheers but I don't see anything in clockwork mod recovery for fastboot mode, I'll go to an Internet cafe tomorrow and do it if I could just get specific instructions.
Thanks again folks for your assistance
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jonny68 said:
Cheers but I don't see anything in clockwork mod recovery for fastboot mode, I'll go to an Internet cafe tomorrow and do it if I could just get specific instructions.
Thanks again folks for your assistance
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Hold power and volume up and down all for like 10-15 seconds. Tablet will boot into bootloader/fastboot mode
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malikadnanm said:
Hold power and volume up and down all for like 10-15 seconds. Tablet will boot into bootloader/fastboot mode
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That is what I've always done but all I can see is - start - restart bootloader - recovery mode - power off, and I cannot see anything for fastboot mode (unless I'm going blind)
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jonny68 said:
Thanks can you give me more instructions how I go about doing that, any links, etc
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First Download and install the fastboot drivers...Download the stock Image here:-
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
then hold volume-(Down) Button and while holding the Button power on the device..it will take you into the bootloader. Now conne4ct the nexus to your PC...Now extract the file you downloaded (the Stock image)..keep extracting the files till you get the system.img file.Use fastboot to flash that(the command):
fastboot flash system system.img
Boot into fast boot, push a stock image. Ta da. Easy stuff. The basics.
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First Download and install the fastboot drivers...Download the stock Image here:-
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
then hold volume-(Down) Button and while holding the Button power on the device..it will take you into the bootloader. Now conne4ct the nexus to your PC...Now extract the file you downloaded (the Stock image)..keep extracting the files till you get the system.img file.Use fastboot to flash that(the command):
fastboot flash system system.img
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Right cheers ill give this a go tomorrow pretty new to the Nexus used to Samsung
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jonny68 said:
Right cheers ill give this a go tomorrow pretty new to the Nexus used to Samsung
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Ah..We were all new to this once..you will get the Hang of it..If you need further help please do let me know.Always happy to help.