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Go to settings->wireless and networks->bluetooth settings, you should see your headset listed at the bottom under bluetooth devices. Long press on it and choose options, and there should be seperate checkboxes for media and calls.

It makes a separate partition using the ext2, ext3 or ext4 filesystems, as opposed to the RFS that samsung uses, so that apps have a faster way to read/write data. Quadrant scores shoot through the roof because the filesystem input/output scores are so high after this mod.

You'll need to root your phone before you can use the 'su' command in adb.

Updated mine quite a bit, found some neat new widgets. Far-left is buzzbox, next screen has the stock FB & search and then Scratch Pad and To-Do List widget, third is my home screen with 3g watchdog, setcpu, temp+CPU V2 (i know they're sort of redundant, but the second shows cpu usage and...

It's meant to resist scratches, it's def. not invincible. Search youtube for Galaxy S durability testing and you'll see; it's nigh immune to surface scratches but if you drop it and it hits hard enough it can still break.

http://forum.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?p=299891#post299891 ^^ Enjoy! I just updated it a tad since SuperRooter got updated to include the overclocking kernel. And yes I made a nandroid backup via ROM manager before proceeding (this is also covered in my guide), thankfully I haven't...

Yes, SuperRooter removes just about all traces of ATT on the phone (even the boot video, yay!). The original thread lists all of the changes involved if you're curious.

Well that's good to hear, hope you can get yours working again too :)

It's night and day, seriously. Anyone who doesn't mind hacking their phone a bit should try it; and designgears just put out a new version (can be found via the original thread post above) that includes 1.2ghz OC, USB tethering, mobile AP and GPS tweaks. I'm running TI backup even now in...

Theres a few and while the initial differences may not be huge they allow other mods and tweaks, including the enhanced ext4 lagfix.

If you have adb and root you can also adb shell to the phone over usb, su to root then 'reboot download'

You might be able to scratch the SU app theory; the ninja's what I had on stock firmware. My current one appears to be a pirate, yarr.

Guide: Installing SuperRooterExtreme for noobs (incs ext4 lagfix, root, overclock) EDIT: I've updated this slightly since SuperRooter now has a new kernel as well for those looking to overclock. I've got a better reply for you now, a step-by-step (nearly) :x I too thought it sounded like too...

When I said what you wrote was incorrect, I was referring to the implication that what you were experiencing was an intended behavior, since it's not. I'm pretty sure your issue lies elsewhere; it sucks that's happening for you, though :/ FWIW, I was on a rooted stock firmware earlier. I...

If I understand everything I read about the lagfixes correctly, what they do is make a partition on the internal SD card to improve performance by apps that read/write from the sd card. The only ones that seem to work with the stock JF6 firmware use the ext2 filesystem, which is vulnerable to...