yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexx910:
Lol, wtf are you all talking about??

I am not a android specialist or somethin like that, but if you work trough the tutorial in darkys thread, you will get gingerbread that looks like gingerbread, not like stock samsung firmwares.

Why do you make it so difficult?

Just flash the Ficeto JVB stock rom trough odin, then reboot. then flash the dark core 2.2, reboot and install superuser from market. then just flash trough clockwork recovery/dark recovery darkys rom v10 rc6 or final, whatever you want... I prefer v10, it works more stable, even if its a rc.

So, the only important thing is, follow the manual and you will reach your destination ;)

http://www.darkyrom.com/community/i...v10-rc6-i9000-i897-stable-but-not-final.2420/

Here's the link to the instructions...

Have fun and good luck, dude
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
correct me if im wrong !!!

he wants to use darkys 9.3.

that is not a gingerbread rom is it ?? im sure its a froyo rom (i dont use darkys roms)

so going from gingerbread to froyo without changing the bootloaders can cause issues.

flashing JVB is not gonna help as that is also gingerbread ...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexx910:
Well, then he could have a look at darkys thread and follow another manual to get to darkys 9.5.

I cant imagine, why somebody would use atm somethin like froyo :D Its so ultra-old. v10 is much better in every aspect. The only disadvantage is that there arent any kernels for OC/UV :/ But everything else is awesome. Just like the crt screen off animation and the overscroll glow :)

Anyways, you have to go to darkys thread and make then some conclusions about it instead of just postin a thread about your problem. If you would read the first post, you would know even more, than now :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Diesel Dee:
i tried unlocking my phone using some tutorials and forum

and guides but i think i messed something up:eek: and i wipe my whole sd card and did something wrong

that now i get this white white htc screen and it wont go away

i tried a few things but i cant get back up to normal plz help:(:o

NOW If i hold down power and vol-up

i get this

supersonic EVT2-3 SHIP-on

HBOOT-22.10.0001

MCROP-041f

TOUCH PANEL_ATMEL224_16ab

RADIO-2.15.00.11.19

october 15 2010, 12:07:00

PLZ HELP its my only phone its brand spanking new i just got it yesterday i felt confident i can unlock it my self watching some of this sites guides something went wrong plz help
[LG Optimus 2x] CryptKilla:
Hello,

I got one error on this my phone after FR15 flash.

My phone is turned on, and I can send sms, call etc..

but I cannot recieve sms and phone calls. It tells me that my phone is shutted down.

Please help

EDIT:

I've tried following rom: [ROM] MoDaCo FR15 Fear Edition 8.2

Same problem also. sad.gif

Right now I'm not sure if this is ROM based problem sad.gif

But before this rom I didn't had this problem.

I would really like if someone can help.

Some calls I can recieve, some not. How the phone will tongue.gif
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] jester450:
So I've been thinking - the TF has a power requirement of 5V/15v at 2/1.2A, which is the same requirement as the ipad. Really wouldn't see any reason why this wouldn't work so long as the charger has a usb port and you use your OEM cable.

Much easier finding chargers for ipads than the TF, for now. Have some home and car chargers on order and will post results later.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] *Daedalus:
TF's charger requirement is 15V.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] skchan2:
the transformer needs 15v 1.2a to be exact...
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] jester450:
Bummer

+10
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] D_Czap:
best buy has a usb charger that you can get, its called a dynex ultimate charger for cameras and camcorders. its like 30 bucks and charges at 11 volts / 1.5 amps. it works great. I had to get one when my usb charger melted. Its the only one that I have found to work. I tried around 30 of them lol
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] jester450:
Holly damn. Was that normal use?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] D_Czap:
That was the first time I plugged the Transformer in. I didn't even get a full charge out of the thing.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] SlimDan22:
The transformer charger can shift between 5V@2A or 15V@1.2A

I have confirmed with my multimeter that the voltage is 5V when charging the transformer

The 15V@1.2A is to charge the keyboard dock, but do not own one to confirm

You can use other chargers, its just Asus's stupid smart charger makes the charging indicator comeup when using the official charger, it also chargers faster, need someone with an electrical background and an oscilloscope to probe it out

I have been meaning to do a test on charging times with different chargers

Overall, as long as the charger is 5V@2A under (ex. 5V@1.2A) It will charger, the Transfromer will not show it, but if you check on it the percentages goes up

Ipad chargers are at 5V@2A so give it a try
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] skchan2:
looks like the ac adapter is available online...

http://us.estore.asus.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=3613
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] jms_uk:
I've tried my ipad charger on my TF.. it charges.. slowly.. (and only with the screen off)
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] fone_fanatic:
Cool, at first glance it looks like the cable is longer because of how many times its looped around. I just wrapped my cable around and looks close but not that exaggerated, you think Asus differed the photo? Lol
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] AnyMal:
Wonder if it would be safe to charge iPhone and iPad through Asus "block".
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Ryaninja:
I plugged my iphone 4 into the Asus block and it seems to charge fine. How safe it is, is another question entirely, but I can confirm it does charge the phone, and the thing didn't spontaneously explode or anything :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] dainesefreak:
I was just looking at this;

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/5V-2A-AC-Adapter-Charger-ipad-2-UK-/200595318074?pt=UK_Computing_LaptopAccessories_PowerSupplies&hash=item2eb469a53a#ht_2366wt_1139

Will this do it or is it likely to fry things at "Output: DC 15v/5A"?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] funnycreature:
I am always apprehensive when the item description is not consistent. The heading reads "5V 2A AC Adapter Charger for ipad 2 UK" whereas the output specs are 15V/5A as you stated...
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] life64x:
I had reservations on getting the dynex charger but I hate only having charger for any unit I have. I bought it as a backup and cord lenght...lenght is very good. I received the transformer the next day from Amazon and saw the shortness of the stock cable. Brought out the dynex charger set it at. 11 volts and plugged it in and Viola...charges. 11 volts is lower then 15 but it still managed to charge from 29 percent to 100 in a acceptable and fairly good pace. I now use this charger over the stock because the stock charger gets really hot if used for a long time and I really don't feel comfortable. Using it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] funnycreature:
I noticed that too but when I plug it in at night the next morning it's cool. I guess it heats up only when actively charging. Towards the end it should go down to trickle or no charge at all.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] dainesefreak:
Yeah, probably too much of a gamble. Can't even put it down as a Chinglish translation problem when it's figures that are wrong. ;)
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] meatlocker:
They prefer the term 'Engrish'. :D
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] DevCake:
Has this been confirmed? I've tested voltage from a USB 3.0 cable from the Asus AC charger and saw 8V. I'll be testing while connected to the tablet once I get my extension cable in. Thread link in signature
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] myxmastrmike:
Any chance we could get the model # of the one you got (or perhaps the BestBuy sku from your reciept?) I have one of these tabs on the way a definatly know im gonna want another/longer charger and i'd like to go grab it and have it ready....

This is the closest I could find on their site... is this what you have?

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Dynex%26%23153%3B+-+Universal+AC/DC+Charger+for+Cameras+and+Camcorders/9462949.p?id=1218108654135&skuId=9462949&st=dynex%20charger&cp=1&lp=1

Thanks in advance!
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] NMCBR600:
One question. USB 2 is designed for 5V. Is the transformer designed to handle 15v into the USB2 chipset?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] life64x:
Model is dynex dx-au..
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] tcpsyn:
I picked this up today. Works as an extension.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] DevCake:
Are you sure? Can't find a DX-AU model, did find a DX-UA
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] DevCake:
I'm finding this model DX-UA on ebay and other online retailers cheap as refurbs but the best deal new is at Best Buy if you can believe it. I'll be adding this to my DIY charger thread listed in my signature.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] FrayAdjacent:
No, not on the USB 2.0 standard pins. Only 5V is available.

The AC adapter connector for the TF is USB 3.0, and has five extra pins. One of these is used for the 15V circuit.

And someone asked - would an iPad be able to charge from the TF AC adapter brick? YES. The iPad cable would not have the extra pins and would thus only connect to the 5V circuit.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Gbcue:
What does it officially say on the Asus charger?

It should have Input: 120-240V, 15A; Output: XXXV, XXXA. Any photos?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] skchan2:
output for the AC Adpater is 5v 2.0a or 15v 1.2a
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] NMCBR600:
Those using the Dynex charger are putting 11 volts in on the USB 2 chips. That might cause problems down the road.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] DevCake:
Ive tested all pins from the charger using a Usb 3 cable, pins 1 & 4 were the only ones showing voltage and it was around 8 volts. Where did you get the info about another pin providing voltage? I'm waiting for an extension cable to test pins during charging.

Sent from my Evo on the XDA app

~DC
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] DevCake:
This is a misconception with most people. Any device that utilizes Usb for incoming voltage to charge does not route power through any comm chip. Pins 1 & 4 are routed to the circuit that charges the device. But because devices that have Usb like pcs or dvrs output 5v most all other devices that accept voltage for charging max at 5volts but usually are good up to 9 volts in my experience. Check voltage on your phone Usb wall charger, it will show about 8.5 volts.Where things can get fried is when amps are cranked. I could talk about how phones and devices can control amps and regulate volts but my thumbs are getting tired.8)

Sent from my Evo on the XDA app

~DC
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] SlimDan22:
I had an extra USB 3.0 extension cable, split it open and exposed the wires and probed amperage and voltage with my multimeter

Got 5V@ 2.4amps on pin 4, (Pin 1 is ground)

Couldn't get any voltage either on the USB 3.0 pins, still not sure what they are used for, someone needs to get an oscilloscope going on it

The charger alternates between 5V@2A and 15@2A most likely for when charging the keyboard dock

FYI, any usb charger will work just dont go over 2A, the only thing is the Transformer does not indicate that it is charging, but it is charging leave it for 10 min and look at the battery percentage, you'll see
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Rumbleweed:
I was seeing the same thing. The question is how does charger know when to switch voltage . It is possible that one of the extra usb 3.0 pins is used for a control signal to let the charger know what output to use. USB 3.0 spec has no ref to 15v. so safe to assume not standard connector pinout.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] DevCake:
What I plan to do when my cable comes in tomorrow. Give this a try if you can.

1. Expose all wires on the extension

2. Leave all but pins 1 and 4 connected, see if it charges

- If it charges check all other pins for voltage and continuity

3. If no charge with just pins 1 & 4 connect each one at a time and try monitoring for voltage.

Once I know where the extra voltage is coming from

1. Connect meeters to both voltage sources

2. connect a meeter to any pins that showed continuity during the test

3. drain the tablet to 0

4. start charging with both meters on, a battery status on the tablet screen.

5. record with video cam both the tablet screen and meeters to see if and when voltage changes.

The video will show when voltage changes and if any pins are terminated to tell the charger to push more volts.

I really don't think voltage is going to come from another pin. If anything more amps is what it should push to increase charging power and reduce charging time.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] DevCake:
My extension cable came in, here is what I was able to find before the charger stop sending voltage.

With all wires exposed on a block I was able to get voltage reading while the tablet charged.

Pins 1(ground) and 4(hot) shows 15V while charging. And for some reason pins 2 and 3 showed 3.4 V. Nothing from pin 5 and up. I dind't have enough time to test amps

I've had the issue where after the charger sat overnight I was able to charge again. When I can I will do more testing.

Updating my DYI charger thread
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] DevCake:
DONE!

I'm finished with the testing and understand how the charger and tablet work. In the next day I will have instructions on how to make a cheap wall adapter work. Head over to my DIY thread, link in my signature.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Delecron:
How did you hook the dynex up to it?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] DevCake:
The Dynex has a Female USB connector that supplies 11V to pins 1 and 4. You can buy an off the shelf adjustable DV adapter rated for 11V and 2 Amps and a USB to DC adapter cable for 1/3 the price of the Dynex. Check my DIY thread, I'm putting it together this week.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] DevCake:
I've updated my DIY thread with the 2 parts you need to make a wall or car charger for under $14. No soldering or customizing required. This setup will allow any USB extension to work, 3.0 or 2.0 .
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] rdnetto:
Charging at 5V is going to be very slow, better off doing it at the full 15V.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] boogiemaan:
Power supply

I read from another thread somewhere that Asus made the wall brick to be switching. If a standard USB device is plugged in, it will supply the usual 5V as expected. If the TF is plugged in, it will supply 15V. The TF can trickle charge on 5V. It is more like drip charge. You have to turn the screen off. I had it charging all night on my computer, and it increased about 8%. I would imaging the iPad brick might be a bit faster since it's 2A. In order for the "normal" charging to take place, you need to feed at least 11V. (Read this in another thread)

I went ahead and made my own charger. I used an old USB adapter as the female connection. For the power supply, I used an eeePC power supply. That's 12V3A regulated. It's only $7 on Amazon. It works great!
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] KenifJambo:
I have just bought my Transformer.

Is the USB cable (not the power outlet) the same type as the ipad/ ipod?

I've never owned an ipod/ipad to know what their usb cable is like
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] rilot:
No, it's unique to the Transformer.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] KenifJambo:
Shame,

i'm not comfortable with having a pretty much irreplacable cable as the only thing that can charge it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] tengtengvn:
Who said you can't buy a replacement cable?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] KenifJambo:
I cannot find a replacement cable after a few searches.

The only one seems to be a 30 dollar one from the US when i am in the uk probably making the cost 50 dollars (total guess)
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] rocketrone:
dynex DX-UA ultimate charger works

best buy has a usb charger that you can get, its called a dynex ultimate chargerDX-UA for cameras and camcorders. its like 30 bucks and charges at 11 volts / 1.5 am. It absolutely works for both charging the Transformer and its docking station.

the Asus brick seems to short out after short time. After testing it appears to be with the auto sensing switch. it gets stuck a 5v/1a and thus will not charge the transformer but will charge your iphone or blackberry. Asus now sells a replacement brick and a 5 ft adapter wire - $29/ $17 respectively.

frankly i'll stick with dynex since it has a 7 ft cord.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Damitu:
My problem is the charger is so short. Can't tell you how many times I almost

jerked the connector out moving it around while it's charging.

I hope that this will help a little.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00182CIB8/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details

Still waiting for it to arrive. Once I get it I'll post results.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] jtrosky:
Nope -won't work - you need a USB 3.0 cable, I believe (which are much more expensive).

A much cheaper option is to buy an extension cord for the power lead and extend that instead! :-)
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] GenghisKhan67:
I know this is an older thread, but wanted to confirm the Dynex charger works with the TF101. Just bought one for $20 at a local store (Futureshop), there was a $17 "open package" available but played it safe, spending an extra $3 for a sealed kit. :fingers-crossed:
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Rumbleweed:
Will not work you need the additional conductors in the usb 3.0 cable for the sensing circuit.

UOTE=Damitu;19664025]My problem is the charger is so short. Can't tell you how many times I almost

jerked the connector out moving it around while it's charging.

I hope that this will help a little.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00182CIB8/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details

Still waiting for it to arrive. Once I get it I'll post results.[/QUOTE]
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] fone_fanatic:
About 5 months ago my dad's charger capped out, mine did so as well 3 months after getting my tf, but when i sent his charger into Asus for repair, they mailed back a new one with a longer cable.

My charger went out again about a month ago but I've been using a charger similar to the dynex with variable voltage output. Anyways, last week I finally set up an rma with Asus and sent in my busted charger and cable and got back a new charger with a longer cable. I haven't measured it but it's about 1.5x longer than the original.

So if your charger is acting up, i recommend getting it replaced by Asus. Yes you have to mail in the charger and cable so you won't have a means to charge your tablet for 5-7 days. An option is to buy one from office depot (they're in stock in stores in my area) you use and possibly return when you get yours back from Asus.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] theratdude64:
I got a replacement ASUS charger 5 foot with new design for the actual plug block on Amazon for like $34 with a mini keychain stylus and works great for anyone interested
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Git.:
I have been using a 6' (200 cm) long data/sync/charger charger cable I got from Amazon for $6. It is twice as long as the OEM version. You can search on B007IFAP6Y
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Chris.fowler:
yeah the new Asus charger is of much better design and the cold is llike twice the length, i cant believe they wouldnt have just gone with the design in the first place but whatever, i highly recommend the asus charger,,
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jvward:
Hey All,

Quick question does anyone know of a mod that will disable the endcall button similar to this post but for CM7 for the Tbolt?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1058072

I have a bad tedencey of hanging up on people by accident :( so any leads would be great. I tried googlefuing it my self but didnt really come back with anything useful.

Jward
[General Topics] MarkVis:
check out this blog from mobilecrunch guys!

http://bit.ly/kps350

Nexus S users update to 2.3.4!
[General Topics] shantur:
Thanks to community... now everyone can update to 2.3.4
[General Topics] ameenor:
If you say theft then all phone are vulnerable.. its either "easily broken into" or "hard to get" even the CIA website could be hack right? :D
[General Topics] jianC:
Even playstation network is vulnerable to password theft :D I'm pretty sure if someone wanted to get your info very badly, then you are vulnerable no matter what. I guess 2.3.4 update just makes it "harder" to hack.
[General Topics] evologic:
Cia pentagon FBI NASA many more have been hacked android phones any phone I guess in theory can be I guess right
[General Topics] Hamsn:
The vulnerability occurs when one connects to an open WiFi network, since the connection is not secured, the packets moving across your phone and your Google account can be tapped. The Gingerbread 2.3.4 use secure https connection for the transmission of data packets.
[General Topics] Lucasdb93:
Now, with android 2.3.4 will be more harder to "hack" the system. But, negativity score for google, cause older versions of android until now are vulnerable...
[General Topics] secin:
i seldom use the password on android device.
[General Topics] williamkingdom:
well, all networks, softwares, phones are vulnerable

the problem is, how difficult is it to exploit the vulnerable

not every user knows how to hack a phone, so at least protect the phone from normal users
[General Topics] galaxys:
Glad I got the Android 2.3.4 ota last month!
[General Topics] Evil_Cid:
Yikes!!....why are all these companies so careless when it comes to handling sensitive user-data? We trust them too much :(
[General Topics] mabuhamad:
good to know... i guess will wait for a stable gingerbread for mini pro.
[General Topics] andreimafiot:
this scares me :-ss
[General Topics] Scintillation:
Hmm, how do you prevent this?
[General Topics] oka1:
It is not as big a problem as people might think. But the simple thing is not to use your phone for sensitive data transfer, I never do never did when I had an Iphuc........ I have 2.34 on my phone already anyway even though it is a vibrant......:D
[General Topics] SuperDeform:
So whats the best way to check my account¿
[Acer Iconia A500] hawkeye2188:
Is there a way to clear the recent apps list? Is there a way to disable it?
[Acer Iconia A500] Lookup89:
Maybe you can close the running apps with a manager-app and they disappear from the list

But I think there is a better way
[Acer Iconia A500] viciouz:
Any more info on this?
[General Questions and Answers] thevideofan:
I am looking for an inexpensive android tablet. Using for recreation, mostly browsing, apps, video, reading, social (twitter, etc.) occasional email. I have heard alot of good things about the Nook Color. Wondering if anyone has any recommendations. I like the 7" form factor. Wife has iPad2 and it is nice but would like something a little smaller. I know people have gotten the Netflix app running on Nook which was one concern. I would prefer something with Bluetooth Audio support. I have also heard that the Nook's audio is not that great. Not the end of the world. Also, I know that the Nook is not a dedicated video player so I am not expecting 1080p or anything. Looking for something to watch an occasional movie or TV show while traveling or during lunch etc. Just curious if anyone has any other suggestions. I know the $250 price in the Nook is tough to beat. Wondering about the Galaxy Tab or maybe the Viewsonic 7x. Is it worth the extra money? Thoughts?

By the way, I know this is a very subjective question but because this will be my first tablet, I thought some feedback would be helpful.