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^ Link2SD doesn't increase the amount of internal storage, it just moves parts of the applications installed in the internal memory to the SD card. So with Link2SD you're still using your internal storage, just less of it.

Samsung Replenish on Sprint. Then came an NS4G and after that you have my current GNex. Never going back to non-Nexus.

It's not Monday yet, so I'll slot myself in the last few entries. I use Google Play Music for MP3's and Pandora when I can't find anything to listen to.

^ probably a hardware issue. Failed switches seem to be a common problem with (older) Samsung devices,

I'm not sure what the exact resolution is, but I can confirm that video from the camcorder is lower resolution than still images from the camera.

You don't need to use odin to reinstall Phoenix, all the .tar does is install CWM. Your phone isn't dead if you can get into CWM. Since you already have CWM on your phone try this: 1. Format /data, /cache/ and /system. 2. Install the Phoenix.zip that is contained in the download package (the...

Try this: Go to Settings - Apps- All Clear Data for Google Play Services as well as Google Play Store Reboot May or may not work for you.

Try this: Boot to CWM. Wipe /system Wipe /data Wipe /cache Install this in CWM: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/64632729/phoenix0.2_deodexed.zip Wipe /data and /cache again Reboot.

^ None that I can remember, it's been quite some time since I last used a Replenish.

^ Wipe /data and /cache in CWM. Then reboot.

^ yes. data2ext installs another kernel which does not have overclocking functions.

There are many many posts in this forum about how Clockworkmod ROM manager will brick the Replenish. For future reference, The ONLY way to backup ROMs with this phone is to use Clockworkmod Recovery.

Just follow the instructions to install firehak's data2ext and be done with it. Unless you're running DMRlook's overclocking kernel and really want to keep your overclock, I find that data2ext is a vastly better solution than Link2SD.

^ If you have a backup in CWM just restore it. If not: 1. Download a ROM (for your phone....) on your computer. 2. Mount USB Storage in CWM and move the ROM from your PC to your phone. 3. Install the ROM in CWM. 4. Reboot. Once you confirm the ROM is working, go back to CWM and back it up.

Hey guys, I'm having an issue where once I update some system apps (Google Search, SuperSU, and Sound Search for Google Play, specifically) and then reboot, the updates disappear and I'm prompted to update them again. It happens every time I reboot, regardless of whether or not I integrate the...