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i have no space on my Galaxy s3 after ROM. HELP!!!
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I installed the Liquid smooth 2.9 ROM on my Galaxy S3 (Sprint Varient) afterwards I checked my storage and I have 1.75 gigs left on my phone, this is impossible because I have no apps on my phone or anything out of that matter, please help.
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
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All right, let's be as thorough as possible.
What model phone is it? I know it's a GS3, but what is the carrier model? ie. E970 (My phone)
Are you rooted?
Did you install ClockworkMod and TitaniumBackup?
Did you download the zipped ROM and copy it to your external SD card?
Did you boot into recovery?
Did you select the right ROM to flash?
Is this ROM designed for your phone? It doesn't matter if it's GS3, if you have model 1 but the ROM is built for model 2 it is NOT designed for your phone and you may brick your phone.
Take screenshots of your software settings. Your Kernel/baseband/ROM/etc the more the merrier.
And finally this is where you need to look if you have other questions.
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What model phone is it? I know it's a GS3, but what is the carrier model? ie. E970 (My phone)
Are you rooted?
Did you install ClockworkMod and TitaniumBackup?
Did you download the zipped ROM and copy it to your external SD card?
Did you boot into recovery?
Did you select the right ROM to flash?
Is this ROM designed for your phone? It doesn't matter if it's GS3, if you have model 1 but the ROM is built for model 2 it is NOT designed for your phone and you may brick your phone.
Take screenshots of your software settings. Your Kernel/baseband/ROM/etc the more the merrier.
And finally this is where you need to look if you have other questions.
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