Roman4604
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Maybe try to install/re-install Samsung's USB drivers on the PC ... http://www.samsung.com/africa_en/support/model/GT-I9100LKJXFA-downloads ... choose Software on left menu and then download the middle file.
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Before you go through all the rooting, loading a new custom ROM, etc. - have you switched off your pc and phone and switched it back on?
Looks like you are on JB - Here is PhilZ thread. Get the correct kernel from his thread and flash via recovery. You should be rooted. Then you can go back into recovery and fix permissions.
Thanks man. I am trying this now. Will keep you guys posted.
And do what Roman4604 said - keep the file handy for future issues
Thanks for those that helped me. Running stock Jelly Bean now.
I did a wipe of data and cache but internal memory wasn't touched. How does one format it?
Find this strange, I use my iPhone 5 (stock 6.1.3) & S2 (CM10.1 JB4.2.2) interchangeably , and while they are different, I don't ever find a situation when using the iPhone I wish were on, or must switch to Android? Maybe I'm just a basic user, how do you feel restricted?Wow... As much as I tried, I could not feel comfortable with this phone. It really has so many limitations, so little control ceded to the owner
Find this strange, I use my iPhone 5 (stock 6.1.3) & S2 (CM10.1 JB4.2.2) interchangeably , and while they are different, I don't ever find a situation when using the iPhone I wish were on, or must switch to Android? Maybe I'm just a basic user, how do you feel restricted?
Ooh, watch yourself there. Be careful how you go about this - you don't want to end up losing some rather critical folders, like EFS for example.
That said, I have done so in the past using CWM Recovery. It was a complete format though, and I had to reinstall everything. Best done between updates, I find.
mmm...maybe ate. Just set up my everything again.
How do you guys get your display to not drain so much battery?
I'm on 19% from 12 hours. Screen has consumed 79%.
Using a black background with some gray in it.
What's your screen on time?
You using auto brightness?
Screen on time 3h 43m
Brightness is on lowest possible settings.
Screen timeout: 1 minute
Smart stay: On
That is not bad.
I've got extended battery and best screen on time is six hours.
Some apps are just ridiculous, like Facebook, and chows through a battery in record time.
If you use Facebook a lot, never ask why you have poor battery life.