Reply With QuoteDid you do a factory reset after updating?Originally Posted by RubberBand Man
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Missing camera icon
Anybody upgraded to 4.0.4 and noticed the camera icon is missing?
Samsung Galaxy Note II N7100
Official JellyBean 4.1.2
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Did you do a factory reset after updating?
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Camera works fine...
Official Digicel branded ICS 404 -- I9100WBLP5 I9100JDILP5
KiES said an update was read (i was running stock gingerbread at the time)
And I let it run.
Never thought Digicel would release an ics version
Hope they release JB when the time comes.
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DO a factory reset that should fix the camera icon. Plus reseting after updating is always recommended.
I wouldn't be surprised if Digicel is piggy backing off AT&T version of the ROM.
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It isn't
This is a CSC JDI and the kernel code plus change list are totally different.
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I had the missing cam icon issue a couple weeks ago when I changed my ROM. But I noticed I could still access the camera from the lock screen shortcut, so I thought the launcher was the problem, and it was. A quick switch from GO Launcher to Apex proved it. Clearing GO Launcher's settings (which I'd brought over from the prev ROM) fixed the issue.
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Why would one want a digicel branded rom? Just asking, maybe it suits a digicel branded android? Dunno...
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Sigh.
1. I got the phone with Digicel's Gingerbread 2.3.6 (runs like a champ but lacks new features)
2. I plugged it into kies one night and it said... update to ICS 4.0.4 ready... and I let it run.
3. I let it run because this version of ICS is the most recent on an international level.
4. The modem is tuned to the Latin American region and from testing so far runs excellently.
Listen: The digicel branding is really limited to a fancy wallpaper, digicel boot logo and a coded kernel + modem combo.
The system is still purely an International ROM tuned/marked for the Latin American region.
As for experience ... Some modems + kernel combos don't run well out here ... this one runs like a champ.
And the battery life ... for some reason ... has improved markedly.
Going from 16 Hours to 18 hours a day.
Just to note:
The Galaxy S2 and S3 that Digicel sells are purely international units.
The S2 has the most recent eMMC firmware / mainboard (no brick bug)
Last edited by Gillion; August 17, 2012 at 10:30 AM.
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