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Which CWM version? You should see at the end (last line) the "advanced" menu?Left
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Which CWM version? You should see at the end (last line) the "advanced" menu?Left
Really? Setting up your phone doesn't take that long. Just reinstall your apps from google play on a desktop.
1. boot recovery (CWM) > advanced > wipe cache
2. reboot phone > Root Explorer > delete /data/clipbord/*
3. reboot recovery again > advanved > fix permissions
4. reboot phone > it's fine
HTH
My girlfriend's SGS3 has the same ROM and also Chrome installed. We have very similar apps installed; I have some more. She never had a copy'n'paste problem.Thoughts? Similar observations?
Yes, your phone must be rooted, and although I was anxious about rooting my phone (I've never done it before), the process is EXTREMELY simple if you follow the guide on the site galaxys3root (I'm a new user and can't post links yet, otherwise I'd be able to give you exact links to the places I'm talking about). There's a page there with a video that is a fail-proof/noob-proof way to root your phone. After that, it's a simple thing to be able to fix the copy/paste issue. There are also instructions on that site for how to unroot your phone if you want to do so (but idk why you would unless returning it for warranty reasons). It's better than doing a factory reset and then probably having to do it again a little while later if the same issue happens. MAKE SURE TO NOT FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL VERSION IF YOU HAVE A U.S. VERSION AND VICE VERSA.
Go to /data/clipboard and delete everything in the clipboard directory as mentioned above.
Then, go to Settings/Application Management/All, scroll down until you find TestService and clear its data.
Reboot. If you do not reboot copy/paste will not function. I do not think you need to fix permissions, and I was able to apply the fix without that step (which is the one that really needs CWM).
Thanks a lot, this worked for me. The TestService cache was already empty so all I had to do was delete /data/clipboard/* and reboot.
Am I correct in presuming that your phone is rooted?
Regardless, I followed the same steps on my non-rooted phone & found no data in \data\clipboard, & further, TestServices contained no data at all!
Suggestions, comments, ideas, etc.?
Thanks.
Although there is a "data" folder in your file explorer program, it is not the same "data" folder he's referring to. The "data" folder he's referring to is located in the root folder, which you do not have access to if you're not rooted.
Why not?