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Couple Question (Pre & Post Flash)

Well I have a few questions (I am sure I am not the only one wondering). They are:
1) If I hard Reset after flashing, will I have to reflash? (I assume no, but better safe then sorry)
2) Now that I did the Hard-SPL and Flashed, If I want to reflash, can I do it from my Rhodium?
3) With my CR, can I install custom fonts? Any chance this will brick my mobile?
4) Do any roms support full flash? (I can almost get Hulu on skyfire now, but it tells me I am outside the USA, which I am not. I am in Ohio)
5) Are their any apps that will let me fake my IP (even though I should not have to, as like I said, I am in Ohio & even took my Sim card out)
Thanks for taking the time to read this. I appriciate any and all help you fine folks can provide.

1. No, a hard reset just puts everything back to as if you had just flashed that ROM - i.e. no added applications/data, and settings to default.
2. If you want to flash a ROM then you can do it from SD card if you want, not sure if that's what you mean.
3. Sorry but I don't know what you mean by "CR".
4. Now you're talking about Adobe Flash, right ? I think that Internet Explorer supports Flash.
5. Don't know. I would be suprised if there weren't. Surely you can just use any web browser to go to one of the many IP-hiding services on the Internet ?

sgsi900 unlocking

hello im a new user and found this site , i was looking to unlock my samsung galaxy S i9000 on 2.2 . but not very confident as how to do it . i was hoping i could get help doing it on this forum so could some 1 help me unlock this fone so i could put my odaphone sim card in it as its currently on 3pay,.
i hope i can fine the info here and the help. i took it to a shop to get it done but the guy said he wasnt sure and iif it bricked he would not refund me for the fone so i never got it done ,.. he was goin to charge me £20 so im more than happy to donate the £20 to the forum if i get it done .
anyone help ?
if possible i would prefer the unlock code ?
and donate ?

SGS phones can be unlocked very easily and free.
First get root (if you don't already have it) and then start reading this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=761045
This is the safest way AFAIK.

pitb said:
SGS phones can be unlocked very easily and free.
First get root (if you don't already have it) and then start reading this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=761045
This is the safest way AFAIK.
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if i do this wrong will it brick my fone ,and how do i get "root" not very confident with fones ,.thanx
and do i need it connected to internet while doing it
downloaded z4root.1.3.0 and Galaxy_S Unlock are these the onlly files i need i have put them on my ext sd card , do i just run them from there ,.. z4root.1.3.0 then Galaxy_S Unlock and is that all i do . yhanx for any help

dont mean to be a pest but can anyone help ta

glesgajohn said:
downloaded z4root.1.3.0 and Galaxy_S Unlock are these the onlly files i need i have put them on my ext sd card , do i just run them from there...
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Firstly you will need to enable side-loading applications (that is, enable installation of non-market applications). You find this in Settings > Applications > Development (from memory - it's something like that).
Then you will need to install z4root, probably by clicking on the .apk file you downloaded. After that, it will appear as a program in your launcher. Run it, and click the button to root your phone. There have been reports of it not working on 2.2.1 firmware, but on 2.2 you should be fine.
Once z4root has done its thing, you should be able to install the unlocker, and run that one too. Sorry, I can't help you too much with this one - my phone was unlocked to start with - just make sure you follow the instructions carefully and you should be OK.

hi again i tried this and when i put my vodafone simm in it says no network coverage but when i type in
*#7465625# (View Phone Lock Status)
it says all are off
but i cant get my simm to register any help again ,..cheers

[Q] How to unlock LG P970

Hi, I got some problems with my Black. About 2 months ago my parents bought me Desire HD, so i put my p970 on my desk and i dont used it. Now I dont remember my password 'patternlock' and i cant use this phone.
Is any possible way to unlock my phone ? wipe or something like that ? I dont know what to do ?
I found on forum this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1148397
but i dont know what does it mean fastboot -w and how to make it ?
Thanks for any help !!!!

If you don't care about data, then:
http://android.modaco.com/topic/339...workmod/page__st__20__p__1708746#entry1708746

I don't care about data on this phone. Yes, but it's "GERMAN 1&1 Branded Version!" and i want to install V10E, do you think it should work for this one ?

sofles said:
I don't care about data on this phone. Yes, but it's "GERMAN 1&1 Branded Version!" and i want to install V10E, do you think it should work for this one ?
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You don't need to use 1&1. Use any of THESE.

[Q] Flashing carrier lock Galaxy Note

Hi all, just got redirected from my previous post. I post:
"I recently just ordered a brand new Uk Orange locked N7000.
I love the look of Stunner ROM, yet wondering if it's okay for me to:
1. Back up /efs
2. Root
3. Mobile odin > flash Rom.
4. Get "Galaxy Unlock" app from market to unlock my phone *as I read it only work with rooted phone*
Will doing this, with an orange sim inside, without unlocking to GSM, cause any problem during the process?
If I can help it, I would love to avoid paying for £20 for unlock code. However, if that seem to be a better choice, please suggest me so.
Any helps are much appreciated.
Cheers again

blackhung said:
Hi all, just got redirected from my previous post. I post:
"I recently just ordered a brand new Uk Orange locked N7000.
I love the look of Stunner ROM, yet wondering if it's okay for me to:
1. Back up /efs
2. Root
3. Mobile odin > flash Rom.
4. Get "Galaxy Unlock" app from market to unlock my phone *as I read it only work with rooted phone*
Will doing this, with an orange sim inside, without unlocking to GSM, cause any problem during the process?
If I can help it, I would love to avoid paying for £20 for unlock code. However, if that seem to be a better choice, please suggest me so.
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1. back up your EFS using EFS Pro.
2. it's OK to root your device. Go here for detailed instructions.
3. once you're rooted you can flash Roms either via Mobile Odin or ClockWorkMod Recovery (do a forum or Google search).
4. you can try to unlock your phone using Galaxy S Unlock, but it's an invasive and somewhat dangerous procedure, so I'd advise against it.

Thanks you chasdomo for the quick and really helpful reply.
Does this mean flashing a carrier-locked note won't cause any problems as long as I have the carrier-sim [In my case an Orange sim]? (Because I read somewhere before, mentioning that some carrier-locked device will only function with their provided system; after flashing the device to a custom ROM, it remain locked in emergency mode -even with the proper sim inside; like- does rooting and flashing render an official sim useless somehow?)
P/s: I'm extremely sorry for bad English.

[Q] Random Note query

Hey guys/gals
I am seriously considering looking into putting ICS on my Note by using these forums and guides etc (I am a complete knowledgeless noob when it comes to this root/flash etc etc stuff), but I would like to know the following if someone would be kind enough to answer -
1- If I tamper with my device, and if said device ever has to go back to the network operator for repairs etc, how can I wipe everything and revert back to factory settings? is it as simple as hitting factory settings? I would not want them to refuse to service/repair/replace the device if I messed around with it. So is this reversible?
2- what is the best and most simplest way to put ICS on my n7000 if I chose to go down this route and not wait for my UK network operator (Orange) to release their own one? (maybe someone can link me to a good option?)
3- If the part 2 is done, should I get rid of it and use the operator version once they release? or stick with the one I am contemplating installing.
Sorry to be such a pain in the proverbial, would appreciate the help
Kind regards
Barry,

Ignaty said:
Hey guys/gals
I am seriously considering looking into putting ICS on my Note by using these forums and guides etc (I am a complete knowledgeless noob when it comes to this root/flash etc etc stuff), but I would like to know the following if someone would be kind enough to answer -
1- If I tamper with my device, and if said device ever has to go back to the network operator for repairs etc, how can I wipe everything and revert back to factory settings? is it as simple as hitting factory settings? I would not want them to refuse to service/repair/replace the device if I messed around with it. So is this reversible?
2- what is the best and most simplest way to put ICS on my n7000 if I chose to go down this route and not wait for my UK network operator (Orange) to release their own one? (maybe someone can link me to a good option?)
3- If the part 2 is done, should I get rid of it and use the operator version once they release? or stick with the one I am contemplating installing.
Sorry to be such a pain in the proverbial, would appreciate the help
Kind regards
Barry,
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I will try to answer in a short manner.
1. You can allways flash a stock GB or ICS no matter what you might have done to it. Atleast aslong as it is functioning properly.
2. In my opinion the best and simplest way is to flash a stock ICS through PC Oding. Here is a good guide and plenty of Stock Roms.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997
3. I wouldnt get a operator version since they are usually even more bloated than samsungs stock version. And I dont see any benefits with a operator branded version.
Regards

Thank you Belfia,
I will consider this a little more, and it seems that I need to purchase a Micro SD to do all this? so that is next on my to-do list
Regards,
Barry