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[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] cowballz69:
Blade are u going to post a link for donations for your work?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Wildchld:
Check the OP
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Blades:
oh dear god this keyboard sucks.. I just lost a huge post..

So.. lets retype.

Nah, I do not think my changelogs and whatnot are donation worthy. I'd be doing the overclock anyways - only difference is I'd only have my dogs to turn to as testers. So when you go out to eat or whatever, and you have an extra 5$ - get frivolous with it-- spread that cheddar round.

Someone pm'd me with a non-booting TF caused by flashing the 3.01 files posted in OP - these will not work.. obvious now, right? Well, if you find yourself in such a dilemma, or simply want teh root on 3.1, here is a cwm flashable factory boot for 3.1

http://home.comcast.net/~ibladesi/factoryboot-3.1ONLY.zip

Here is a picture of my previous betatester.. a pirate dog.. a real nasty one. Less forgiving than the ones with pitchforks that demand source.. this image may not be suitable for people prone to fear induced incontinence.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] binarybulge:
Great, won't be pooping for at least a week. Thanks.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Blades:
God dammit. I'm having a ***** of a time getting both 1706 and 1646 to work. 1646 passes thru a couple benchmarks... doing poorly. Even with cpu1 turned off, things suck. So its not the available power to the rails. 1600 could be the peak. 1706 works... just not for long. Can't help but wonder why this cpu seems to need so much more vcore than the gtab. I'd normally suspect something goobered up on my end, but when 1646 replaces 1706, its more stable... as in 1706 is running with insufficient vcore and 1646 is the same case to a lesser extent.. I'll put 1706 and 1646 up soon in case anyone has a 'jesustablet' in their possession.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Blades:
1646.. its as responsive as the above indicates...
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] H3llb0und:
Someone just did:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1109928
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Blades:
Yeah.. that cpu looks like it has a plastic shell covering it... I know this can't be the case.. but thats what it looks like.. I'll open mine soon enough.. that thing is begging for some thermal paste. haha maybe a little heat pipe action.

bump for some update and github
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] qwer23:
Wow, my request for more order in the first post seems to have really affected you :D thanks for the kernel, will test it tonight.

Sent from my rooted X10i using awesome custom roms
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] psufan5:
Can you post an easier to find change log :\
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Bob@Desire:
One n00b question:

Is it possilbe to use this kernel with the stock 3.1 ROM?

Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] jester450:
Damn. Got all excited and then read the post. No 3.1 :(
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] walter6807:
complete freeze after installation overclock; stuck at logo + click sound

On my asus transformer android 3.1,

I installed from sd.zip the file to overclock to 1.6 (after making a system backup in CWM). Forgot (important?) tot wipe cache and dalvik cache. Installation was succesfull.

On reboot i saw a status bar very shortly between the top of the logo (EEE pad) and the Asus logo on the bottom. Than it looked like this system was going to start but the logo’s came op and freezed. After a few second a clicking/ticking sound comes up. Logo + clicksound stays and everything is realy stuck!

I'have tried everything many times: on/off with button and in recovery, restore backup (complete and advanced part by part), battery drain etc. NOTHING helped.

Whatever I do, when starting up the logo comes up and freeze + ticking sound.

WHO can help me (beginner) out ... or is this the end of my short life with this super tablet?

Many thanks for a helping hand.

Walter
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Gibeon:
Just flash the stock Prime 1.5 kernel and you'll be good to go.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] DroidxRage:
Doesn't the OP say it's not a 3.1 kernel?

I believe this is only good for 3.0. Look for Clemyson/Blades combined kernel for 3.1 in the more active thread.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] rommark:
can those oc burn/kill the cpu?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] mallman:
the OP clearly states this is not for 3.1 roms
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] MISFITZ:
Thanks and see that it is for 3.2 as well..Thanks
[Xperia Play General] thorpe24:
Have an evo but I'm getting a Verizon dealer line. Is it worth it I'm a big gamer and will be getting an evo 3d to replace my evo. However I'm worried that the lack of good hardware will make the phone obsolete pretty quick..... thinking of getting a Droid x2 just for the tegra..... but not sure what advantages it would have. I'm also kind of worried about Sony portinhg enough stuff over to make it worth it.

Tho being able to run Rome on the built in emulator would be Perth awesome.

If I'm a huge gamer is it worth it. I really just want opinions on the device so any comments would be great.
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
The evo 3Ds bootloader, recovery and kernel are locked down and signed, devs have said theres no way to get past it either lol so get a play :D
[Xperia Play General] matknny:
Like games. Get a play. Simple.
[Xperia Play General] thorpe24:
Thanks for the replies. I'm going to have two phones and figure the evo 3d would be pretty cool for some stuff. Hopefully I can use it to tether.... if not ill just use the play.

How well do the touchpads work?
[Xperia Play General] ncaissie:
I agree. This thing is Awesome and I'm so glad I moved from my iPhone to the X Play. Playing the old PSX games as well as the new games like the Spiderman is a lot better with the buttons.
[Xperia Play General] ncaissie:
They take some getting use to but they work well.
[Xperia Play General] AriStar:
surprisingly they work a lot better than i thought.
[Xperia Play General] Mozza2k11:
I dont think the hardware will be obsolete quick. With the controls alone you can play thousands of roms on emulators. Even if sony laggs on releases. FPSE works fine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20Uc10kZABg

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc vs LG Optimus 2x "Face Off". With the play and the arc being similiar id say its probably not to far off. The processor obviously would kick the plays arse. But at the moment dual core is not needed, only a few apps and games are tailored for it. What the point of all that power with nothing to use it. :D
[Xperia Play General] Deleted member 2488575:
Trust me the processor in the xperia play is amazing. It is currently the fastest single core CPU on android. Also the Xperia play has a GPU much more powerful than the one in tegra devices. Its even faster than the ipad2 GPU.

Hardware wise it is pretty advanced.
[Xperia Play General] Tornlogic:
I totally agree with this. Just because it doesn't do well in benchmarks doesn't mean it's not faster in real world applications. My DroidX will smoke the Play in Quadrant. But if I were to do a side-by-side comparison on Dungeon Defenders, or load times, the Play will destroy it.

So for current processors, the Play has a very nice one indeed. Tegra is over-hyped in my book.
[Xperia Play General] FK1983:
What?! how is the Adreno 205 (single core) more powerful than a dual/quad core Tegra 2? its no where near and as for being more powerful than the gpu in the ipad 2, not a chance lol.

I love my Play but let's not get carried away with false claims :p

It can hold it's own against the rest of the mid range phones (iphone 4, galaxy s, desire hd etc) at the moment but it isn't in the same league hardware wise compared to the high end devices appearing now.

And yup, the cpu is one of the best single cores around but that's not saying much when the rest of the competition have moved on to dual core cpu's (and quad core by the end of the year) now....
[Xperia Play General] gunstar3035:
Yeah but its all about optimization.

Lets look at my PC vs a PS2 for example.

PS2 Specs: 32mb RAM, CPU 300mhz EE, GPU GS 4mb

My PC: 12gb Trichannel RAM, CPU i7 4 cores, 2 threads each @ 2.7ghz, GPU ATi 5870 1gb GDDR5

^My PC spanks the HELL out of those specs, but guess what? Through emulation my PC can not even play all games smoothly.

The Xperia Play hardware and the chip sets mentioned above have a MUCH less difference.

Meaning...

Any games and software designed around the Xperia Play will look vastly superior and play vastly superior on the Play vs those other chip sets, and believe me being the only phone on the market that is ALSO a dedicated gaming platform means that the system will see games that are much much better than those other chip sets. The Play basically owns the gaming market by default right now, the support is going to be insane.
[Xperia Play General] SuperDeform:
Im wanting one to i hope i can afford it
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
Tegra is nothing special you know, it's total clock speed is only 1ghz just like ours, just because is dual core dosent make it super amazing. and as have been proven by chainfire, the GPU is not much better than ours. anyway imo the play is not a mid range device, it is quite easy in the high end category :)
[Xperia Play General] FK1983:
You can say that about any device though, if a game is made for the samsung galaxy s 2 and is optimized for that devices hardware (the better cpu/gpu and ram) it would wipe the floor with the play version, same as ipad 2, atrix, lg optimus 2 etc.

And yes, the play has the gaming pad which hopefully will expand the life a bit of the device and mean we do get some decent support (I hope) but obviously it depends how the Play sells (not sounding great at the moment tbh)
[Xperia Play General] FK1983:
The play is NOT a high end device lol, it sits slap bang in the mid range hardware wise, check all the review sites, all of them class this device as a mid range device,

Single core 1ghz cpu (classed as mid range), adreno 205 gpu (while good still classed as mid range), ram is 512mb but has 378mb usable (classed as mid range, the desire s and desire hd even beat it with 768mb of ram), internal storage is 400mb (mid range), the screen is standard lcd (and not S-LCD or AMOLED etc) so is also mid range,

I knew the Xperia Play was a mid range device before I bought it, I have no issues about that, but it does make me laugh when people try and say it is high end when its nowhere near, check the reviews, check the specs, check the benchmarks, they ALL scream mid range!

And yes, the Play can play the recent Tegra 2 games using chainfire but remember those games are 1st generation Tegra 2 games, give it a few months and none of the Tegra 2 games will work on the Adreno 205 gpu, and theres games on tegra 2 already that won't even run on the Play due to the inferior gpu and ram on the Play (monster madness and bang bang racing for example) even with chainfire.
[Xperia Play General] Guardian Arias:
The X-Play is great the controls feel great minus the analogs they get a bit getting used to, at first I thought they were just broken. I had been having a few problems with the power button getting stuck when pressed but I just used a razor blade to shave the sides of the cover and it works just fine. The auto bright feature is just annoying due to it constantly changing hope an update will allow to turn off auto bright. Gaming on it is enjoyable especially at work when nothing is going on. Battery life last me about 6 hours of gaming it could be better but once r800x model can be rooted to uninstall verizon's bloatware and auto bright disabled battery life just be greatly extended.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EL TEJANO:
Strange issue here. I flashed CWM & CM7 + Gapps to my phone, however after that my phone would not read my sd card, so my friend put his sd card in my phone & bam it read it. I said okay maybe I need to reformat my sd card, which I did. Put it back in my phone nada. So we put his back in & sure enough it reads it. He placed CM7 + Gapps on his sd card, thinking we could just reflash. However when I go into recovery mode the sd card is not recognized. but it does recognize it when running the CM7 gui.

I noticed that when going into recovery mode I get numerous errors to name a few:

missing bitmap icon_clockwork

failed to open /etc/recovery.fstab

unknown volume for path /cache/recovery/command

I can still use my phone, download from the market, but cannot get my phone to recognize the sd card in recovery nor can I mount the device as usb.

Please help.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EL TEJANO:
No one? I have read thru the various threads, but would like to prevent myself from having to unroot via Odin. Hoping there is an easier alternative.

Again I can get into the CM7 GUI, download from the Market & my sd card is recognized & mounted, but once I go into recovery, the sd card will not be read.

I've wiped cache, data, fixed permissions etc. etc. & still nothing.

P.S. If Odin is the only alternative then so be it. But just thought I'd get some feedback first
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EL TEJANO:
Update: Odin'd phone back to stock, rerooted using the 1Click method, installed the MIUI Rom, but could not get gapps to install, no biggie, as I really wasn't feeling the MIUI GUI anyhow.

Redownloaded the CM7 alpha4 rom from this site as well as the accompanying gapps.zip & decided to give this rom another go. The rom installed fine & loaded perfectly, however when going back into recovery to reflash gapps, my recovery menu was giving the same bs errors as noted in my first post. So something is a miss with the rom itself or I'm missing some step that allows the sd card to be recognized while in recovery. Do I need to do a sd card partition?

I did notice however, that after the 1Click root method the CWM menu was green (not to sure of the build #), then after installing the CM7 rom the CWM menu was orange with a different build #.

So as of now I Odin'd once again & I'm back at stock, until I can figure out which rom would suit me best.

Out of all the android phones I've had (all HTC btw), this Samsung Epic seems to be, IMHO, the most difficult one to get a decent rom working. On the plus side it's also the easiest to recover from a soft brick, which is reassuring.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdtuttle:
As for the issue with the memory card, I can offer no help. I have had numerous problems getting ROMs to operate properly. Viper's Synergy ROM with the Genocide 1.0kernel works perfectly for me, however...maybe you should try that one. There are a "proprietary" apps that come with it (Viper's app launcher is probably the best I've ever seen) and they take great care to communicate well from what I can see.

Again, sorry I didn't directly address your problem, but I thought I would say something anyway.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EL TEJANO:
Thanks jdtuttle & any help is much appreciated. I'll give that rom a try.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodpup420:
I'm having the exact same problem. No one seems to know anything about it so far. I had the same change in menu colors for cwm recovery screen same errors. Won't let me flash google apps or any back ups on my sd card. When the phone is running outside of recovery the sd card is fine will read write do everything it normally would
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] Girgizzlemuf:
As per request, my Dispersion bootanimation from red > blue

[YOUTUBE]qMuywixjaGM[/YOUTUBE]​

2 links for your convinience:

CWM(LOCKED BL VERSION):Dropbox

No CWM:Dropbox​

Instructions:

CWM:

Download zip to sd card. Boot to CWM (More info here. Choose zip from sd card. ???. Profit.

NOCWM: Download zip to sd card. Rename file 'bootanimation.zip'. Using root explorer or something equivalent, copy the file from your sd card to /system/media/ directory. Don't forget to set permissions and make sure you have /system mounted as r/w or this won't work​

I am not responsible for bricking your phone with this. It works perfectly on mine.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] Obartuckc:
Can I install this over the new 4.5.9.1 build? I'm unlocked and rooted. Thanks!
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] mpalatsi:
Yes

/10 Chars
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruslenko:
Hey guys, so the glitch in the OEM T-Mobile G2 rom, with the bluetooth music not working after a bluetooth call, has really got to me. I've been messing with Tasker for a while now trying to make a profile where it turns the bluetooth off and then on after a bluetooth call. Simple as that. But I can't seem to make it work. I don't want any auto-answer stuff, and I want it to do nothing if I decline or miss the call, because the music isn't affected after either of these events. Can you guys please give me an outline of the profiles, states, events, tasks, etc. that I need to create in order to make this work? I'm using the "Tasker" program. It would be nice if I can get it to connect to my bluetooth stereo headset after as well, because it usually takes a while if you just let it sit there. And then to automatically start the music again after the connection has been established. If not, just the off/on would be ok, cause if I press the play key on the bluetooth headset, it connects to the phone and starts to play the music. I just need to press it like 3 times, because for some reason the first time it always starts playing through the speaker. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruslenko:
any ideas? Its possible, right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
Welcome to the Lite'ning Rom

Installation

Features

Downloads & Changelogs

Extra Information

Questions and Answers

Review of the Lite'ning Rom

User Feedback

basheater

GalaxyS!

k1000716

gn00my

tukes

sammy555

Crucio_

nitrozk

nasgilani

stillbrad

Happy flashing :D

If you like my work, then please consider a small donation. Thank you :cool: and don't forget to press the Thanks button ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kar111:
What features?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tjjensen23:
Looks nice :) will give it a go later tonight
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
added it to the first post :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shakeyabooti:
Good job matey. Going to download this right now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hazem77:
Looks interesting. will give this a try today... it doesnt wipe my apps or data..right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
You are right, it doesnt wipe your apps and data :)

Happy flashing
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tukes:
ga ik ook eens proberen :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rytkonen:
Great, a new custom rom! :)

What CSC does it have?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
Yes it has a CSC :)

CSC XUEKD1 and Phone XXKE4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vassalle:
Silly question here.. Will I need to root my SGS II before flashing to this rom? Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
no its not a silly question :)

You dont need to root your SGS II before you can flash this Rom

Just flash it and your SGS II will be rooted and you will not get the yellow warning triangle and the custom binary download will not count :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vodanhdaisu:
Hi there, first thank for your rom. May i know what do you remove from your rom? Your rom's size is very much smaller than stock rom ? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mjcook1984:
i like the theme il flash this as soon as my sgs2 arrives tomorrow :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
Nothing is removed from the Rom :)

Its that small because i packed the Rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] syps54:
Thanks a lot for your work ;) downloaded, just charging my battery and I test it !!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kagex:
are other ke7 themes compatible with this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] almach:
Languages

Hi,

your rom looks very nice. What languages (system, swype) are included?

Can I change CSC to XEZ by flashing multiCSC posted somewhere?

Last question, how do I backup my stock rom for warranty?

thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fysi:
Quick question: What did you optimise?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frankcilo:
This rom is also in italian language?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ExilHh:
ROM is still running very smooth!

Only little bug i've found is the icon for "vibrate" at the Statusbar does'nt glow up when it's activated...someone else with this little issue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Foxdraed:
If i remember correctly, even the custom rom was like that. It used to turn on only when sound was on. When it was "vibrate only", the light used to be off
[Galaxy S II Android Development] M40TURBO:
Just flashed this over the vanilla rom. Now it's stuck and the boot animation is going inn a loop. Should i try to flash again, or flash the KE7 stock rom first?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
what kernel are you talking about?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
You are absolutely right :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
vanilla rom?¿? i think you mean the VillainROM

if I were you i would flash first the stock rom then the the Lite'ning Rom

good luck
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
He's talking about this kernel, I think. It's the only OC kernel around here.

I would like to know if your Lite'ning ROM works with this kernel as well :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] M40TURBO:
Sorry about that :( I meant the VillainROM.. Well i tried the stock KE7 rom. Then the stock KE kernel. I'll try the KE7 rom again.. If that doesn't work, ik try one of the earlier firmwares
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tom-Helge:
Yeah, it's that kernel i'm talking about.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ExilHh:
Sorry...haven't seen it before i flashed Literom. ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ronj1986:
Hi LitePro & everyone, I notice a small bug. When I am on a call with a company or automated system, pressing 3 doesn't register. I have called 2 separate companies, and neither would account the #3 whenever I pressed it. Other #s did work though:-(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stillbrad:
Great Rom!!! I just love how it shuts off....freakin awesome. Keep up the great great work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] donharden2002:
I'm sorry for pointing this out, but people please not use such bad language when posting.

I'm a father of a young man and I know as a parent I wouldn't want him reading this stuff.

Not that my son is a member but other peoples sons and daughters are.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HumanoidTalking:
Seconded..

though people sometime in excitement/ anger use the language which is not appropriate. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dolphin87:
Could you please add the support of the Arabic language from this rom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1083187
[Galaxy S II Android Development] donharden2002:
Thanks for the 2nd, can't wait for my sgs2 to get here.

It shipped yesterday from Clove, should be early next week. I feel like I'm missing out on all of the flashing fun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ohkuni:
Hi, I'm coming from Villain ROM (KE2) and was wondering how you went?

I'm abit worried about it as you had issues, so I'm thinking of doing a clean install by doing a factory reset, flash via kies, then flash Lite'ning ROM and re-install my apps. Would this be the safest way to get this ROM working?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slayer214:
What is the CRT effect? The on and off screen of the nexus s/cm7?

Just wanting to verify before I flash this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] risq:
Yep, it's the unlock/lock animation, which youll find in CM7 / stock gingerbread ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] risq:
Really don't like the litening ROM thing in the notifications area...maybe a small logo on it somewhere, but that's too intrusive and branding beyond belief....that's not to say I don't appreciate your work mate ;)

Maybe something on boot-up (Like CM7) but the notification area logo, needs to go in my opinion.

keep up the work - looks nice on my set-up!