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[LG Optimus 2x] StardustOne:
LG is totally ignoring these issues in Switzerland. Furthermore, the repair service is totally unaware what to do with infrequent reboot and freezes. They simply flash firmware V10c and send the phone back to the customer. This does not fix anything, because I had V10c already installed before I sent the phone in. I returned it to the shop last Friday for a 2nd attempt to repair it. And I know what they will do to "fix" it, they install V10c and send it back.

I am forced to play this game 3 times and then I can ask for a refund, this is how the law works against the customer here in Switzerland. And this is all LGs fault, because it is their call to simply replace a defective phone, but no they only authorize their repair service to reflash the firmware.

What is not helping, there are still people out there with working phones, praising the 2 day runtime of the battery and how fast it is. Mine is lagging big time. I did not pay 555 CHF to turn off every useful feature of a smartphone to make the battery last a day.

Besides, LG Switzerland does not even reply to mails. They may be aware of the situation in other countries, but in Switzerland they are not.
[LG Optimus 2x] spawndk:
It is exactly the same situation here in Denmark

Talked to LG support many times, they dont know anything and only send me back to the retailer for repair, the retailer says to talk to LG or send in the phone for reflashing (i wont call it repair) and only after doing so for 3 times will they make a refund. This could take months. So instead of having to go through that process I would prefer if LG could just get their act together and fix the firmware.
[LG Optimus 2x] Kickasskev:
The more pressure we put then the sooner the gingerbread etc will be out, but it will end up being buggy as hell like the software we have now, just let them get on with it, and they will release the updates when they are stable and 100% working
[LG Optimus 2x] StardustOne:
The pressure on LG should continue, yet I do not want them to replace one faulty firmware with the next one. I want my money back. The high scores in artificial and silly benchmark tests are completely useless if the phone is not stable.

Furthermore, the preinstalled LG crap programs should be made customer uninstallable without being forced to root the device.
[LG Optimus 2x] Maliacrete:
See my last comment on this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1100293
[LG Optimus 2x] Meltus:
I doubt we'd be able to put "pressure" on a multi-billion dollar company tbh :p

It's not like they've completed the Gingerbread update and are... well... simply not releasing it. It's simply not ready yet.

I'm hoping that they're not gonna do the Gingerbread update, not tell anyone and secretly update to 2.4 instead :D
[LG Optimus 2x] encryptor20:
Haha definitely would be great to have 2.4 straight :p

C'mon LG!
[LG Optimus 2x] overseasite:
I don't know why LG always let their android phone become unstable. My brother used P500 always hang (black screen can't wake up)

Now I use V10D with 2X, it always black screen or reboot after I upgraded someone's android 2.3.4 mod. it's fine and good no more reboot and lag. (wifi function has some bugs)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nefelodamon:
Hello guys,

I have recently moved to jvo and installed the cf-root 3.2 root kernel.

My phone now is very responsive with almost no lag or delays.

My questions is what will be the advantages for changing the file system to ext4.

I will notice any improvement? Apps will open even faster? What would be the reason to convert to ext4?

And if I do so, there are any known issues that I should be aware of?

Is correct that after convert to ext4 I will not be able to move/update to stock roms without converting to RFS?

Thanks in advance for your answers and advises!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kova4a:
Yeah, ext4 is always better and makes things open faster coz the rfs system is quite counterproductive - it is not meant to work with the type of internal memory the sgs uses. And yeah, before flashing new Roms it is always advisable to change the system back to rfs
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nefelodamon:
Thanks for theophilos answer.

I convert to ext4 finaly.

There is an improvement I must admit. Apps indeed open a bit faster and Google gestures are displaying results instantly.

Thanks again
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _delice_doluca_:
would you please check "battery use" ? for the past a few weeks, after trying different kernels and gingerbreads, unfortunately cf-root 3.2 + jvo is the only combination i get the battery drain all the time..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nefelodamon:
I have never had strange drain issues. Battery usage appears to be normal with any rom I had so far.

Android os is always at normal levels and nothing extreme happens in my phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n_jagan_eee:
i have installed cf-root 3.2 on my SGS JVO. my phone battery also seems to drain fastly then normal. is there any issues regarding cf-root 3.2 for JVO.

file name : CF-Root-XX_OXA_JVO-v3.2-CWM3RFS
[Xoom General] csseale:
4g may be incompatible with Tegra2.

Maybe thats why we do not have it yet.

http://www.droid-life.com/2011/06/02/motorola-xoom-will-not-see-4g-lte-before-the-galaxy-tab-10-1/

Update:

Nvidia denies being the problem..

http://phandroid.com/2011/06/03/xoom-4g-delay-limps-past-galaxy-tab-10-1-launch/
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
Yeah too bad its bullsh!t.

More later, I'm about to leave. OUR issue is ONLY about supply.
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
I like how in the absence of solid information, people pull fantasy out of their asses.

"Tegra 2 has trouble with the handoff between 2g and 3g radios"

Really? The type of SoC has ****-all to do with the pci or radio chips. It's all software to the SoC.
[Xoom General] drhill:
Exactly. The only issue I see with the tegra2 is its handling of high profile codecs. That could be software as well. Just like mkv support.
[Xoom General] csseale:
Deleted...
[Xoom General] wang1404:
Cuz verizon is having a hard time rolling out more 4g lte coverage and thier 4g phones.
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
I think it's much more likely the logistics of doing the upgrade for so many customers. It's going to require a lot of coordination to do either mail-in or in-store upgrades.
[Xoom General] rschenck:
Motorola will not upgrade to LTE until their carrier partners, in this case Verizon, are ready. That is just common sense plus I am sure it is.part of their agreement. Why spend the time and money doing a software upgrade when the network isn't ready? All they will end up with is a lot of help desk calls asking why their LTE isn't working and bad press about a failed upgrade.

As for Verizon, they wont give the ok for the upgrade until they have enough of their network upgraded to 4g not to embarrass themselves. If they roll it out with only a few cities ready for 4g it will just stress how many are NOT ready....and all the networks have learned from at&t how much fumbling high speed coverage can hurt their PR and stock price.

If you want to predict when LTE will be available for the Xoom, watch Verizon's network announcements.
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
... and from where does this claim come from?

- I've seen the kernel code that controls the LTE modem. Have you?

- I've played around with the connection type that the LTE modem will interface to our devices. Have you?

- I know for a fact that the LTE modems in mini-PCI form-factors are few and far-between, and only two have been certified for the VZ LTE domestic network, and only just recently. Do you?

- I know how the LTE modem will interface to our devices- and how even the speed of LTE is a fraction of that overall interface speed. Do you?

No, you read "something", "somewhere" that says "Tegra 2 is incompatible with LTE", and dammit, that's gotta be why, despite people who know better than you telling you otherwise.
[Xoom General] csseale:
Deleted....
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
In the meantime, you're not doing anyone any favors by giving airtime to unfounded and implausible rumors.
[Xoom General] RadDudeTommy:
Fact:
[Xoom General] csseale:
Refer to updated op..... Ahole
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
Whoa- you really are constantly missing the clue train, aren't you?!

- The LTE Modem in the Galaxy Tab, having been planned later than our devices, IS NOT the same mini-PCI LTE radio that's being used in our Xooms, which, no matter how much you say otherwise, is only limited by supply.

- Guess what chipset's in the Galaxy Tab 10? (Here's a hint, as you are running a deficit on them: it's the Tegra 2).
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
Oh, and:

The Tegra 2 (by NVidia, used in the Xoom and the Galaxy Tab 10) is NOT the same chipset as the Snapdragon (by Qualcomm).

It must suck to be so wrong, all the time, huh? Is that why you curse at people- anger and frustration?!
[Xoom General] csseale:
Lol....yea your blind or just can't plain read...its ok you don't have to apologize. I accept you for who u are.
[Xoom General] hotleadsingerguy:
Please tell me you're joking...did you even read the article *YOU* posted?

They're *assuming* that the *rumor* they heard was true...which it obviously isn't since the same processor is in the new Galaxy Tab 10.1 and it comes with LTE out of the box. If an incompatibility existed the Galaxy Tab wouldn't function on the LTE network, either. Use your brain before spouting rumors and then yelling, swearing, and whining at people who are telling you you're wrong.
[Xoom General] csseale:
Oops on the snapdragon typo. Suppose to be tegra2 but you knew that ur the one who started flaming me for it.
[Xoom General] csseale:
No they have acknowledge they are right

Unlike......you
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
He's been screaming at me in private messages, too. Name calling and other crazy ****.
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
Yeah, same here. Real piece of work.
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
Ok...

Let me break it down for someone who clearly has no concept of how a device like the xoom works...

The Tegra 2 SoC (system on a chip) is like the CPU and specialist I/O chips on a PC, except rolled into a single die.

The cortex ARM CPU is standard, as is the mini-PCIE controller/slot which the LTE modem will plug into.

All that's required for the SoC to talk to a PCIE device is an ARM kernel driver.

That's right, SOFTWARE, not hardware. The PCIE controller just needs to get the right signals. ANY CPU OR SoC would work.

So, you're probably, in a desperate attempt to defend your position (which the burden of proof puts squarely on you, by the way) going to claim that the tegra 2 chipset isn't fast enough to handle LTE throughput, except you're not clever enough to phrase it like that.

Well, I hate to burst your bubble, but if that were the case, you wouldn't be able to play Angry Birds on your Xoom. Because even with signaling overhead, the amount of data being moved from the SoC to memory/SD playing Angry Birds is far greater than the throughput of LTE.

What you're saying csseale, is not physically possible.

Do shut up and stop cursing at people before the moderators rightfully ban you.

*sigh* I remember when xda used to be full of developers and not fanbois screaming over every half-baked rumor they read on some fansite.
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
... and probably even simpler than that- there's a number of signs that point to the connection interface being plain old USB (via the mini-PCI extension pins), perhaps using the GOBI networking model from Sierra Wireless.
[Xoom General] csseale:
Ohhhh your putting your defense on ANGRY BIRDS? Thats great.

Remember this all started because you two boys decided to totaly blast off at me for legitimate post with legitimate sources. I was making general convo. In the....general thread.... This thread obviuosly shows that you boys were the ones out of line...and still are. So if you dont like it stay out. I am rewording the op again incase somone wants to talk about versus throwing ANGRY BIRDS at me...
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
but but the tegra 2 can't handle usb throughput!!!!!11
[Xoom General] jdavid_t:
The problem doesn't have to be related with the cortex ARM, but it could be with the rest of chips in the NVidia SoC. Each manufacturer pushes the ARM architecture, and in a different way to achieve certain performance, either from the GPU, memory, etc...
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
Don't you even pretend like you were "just making convo".

Calling names, cursing at people in private messages etc. is a far cry from "just making convo".

It appears to me like you posted to get attention, and got angry when your troll failed.

Way to miss the point, btw.

Also, you may need to work on "legitimate sources" a bit. Pro tip: Fox News level journalism != legitimate.
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
NONE of this matters when you're interfacing a device over standard USB, however. The current 3G radio is a USB device, and the LTE radio will interface in much the same way. There's nothing so special about LTE that any recent processor (even a single-core 640MHz part) couldn't handle the thruput.

Again, the only reason we don't have LTE yet is parts, parts, parts. Blame the manufacturer of whomever Moto/VZ standardized on for being late with getting certification, but the issue is not with the Tegra 2 (esp. since the Galaxy Tab will eventually have LTE (via a different LTE chipset, no doubt) as well.
[Xoom General] csseale:
Where are your sources....let me guess i cant post rumors but you can....right...i see more out there...albit rumors about incompatibility than i do about supply....especially when moto states stack problems NOT supply....just sayin
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
I build embedded devices and cellular handsets for a LIVING, dude. This ain't my first rodeo.
[Xoom General] csseale:
So your the source....well you and angry birds
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
Did you understand the point I was making about throughput or not?
[Xoom General] csseale:
Completely.....
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
Actually, you see that GitHUB link in my .signature?

There's the sources you need; that Git tree contains the kernels (both shipping and pre-release) that goes into every Xoom device; the LTE power, connection, network stack and most of the user-space initialization from NVidia/Moto/VZ/Google (and even from me) are in there.

There's nothing more definitive than that. Have fun.
[Xoom General] csseale:
Naw sorry using the XDA app so cant see your sig..nor does that matter. Again you slam me for the same thing you are doing......just stop...have fun
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
That repository will contain the code going into your Xoom when LTE ships, and I have it now.

Done with this (unless someone with a clue has any other questions).
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
It is -not- what you are doing.

kcrudup and myself are professional engineers who are used to discussing merit and fault with facts, not trolling for reaction.

I am aware that there's a quirk of psychology which makes those of us who adopt a first-generation device like the Xoom twitchy about it, and that it's fun to play on that twitchiness for some people, but that's not what this board is for.

This board is for helping the community, for contributing knowledge, not rumor.
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
I have a question.

Admittedly I'm not a hardware guy but I know the basics. I'm confused at why what appears to be a mini-PCIE slot would be USB in actuality.

How's that work?
[Xoom General] csseale:
But again....there have been no facts given by either side...a possible kernel that may go into a device...no proof..

It is what you are doing.

This was a general topic that the two of you started bashing me about a couple of posts in.

So until google or moto state otherwise...the rumor...that is going on about this is still going...

I fully understand what you both are trying to say albeit extremly rude and yes you were the first ones to start. It still does not take away from the fact of it being general talk.
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
The mini-PCI spec has pins not just for the PCI-E bus, but also a serial interface for SIM cards, and pins for USB; this allows maximum flexibility in expansion cards. As all of the mini-PCI LTE modems' datasheets I've seen will allow USB as a minimum (and in many cases the PCI-E port is simply an OHCI USB controller that interfaces to the USB that controls the modem), that's where the "USB" comes out (not to mention some references in the init scripts that came with the latest HMJ37 update).

Check out this thread where we go into it in more detail.
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
Thanks. Sounds like the Xoom has some hacking potential for hardware types.
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
NVidia weighs in:

http://phandroid.com/2011/06/03/xoom-4g-delay-limps-past-galaxy-tab-10-1-launch/

(I believe the phrase used by someone of limited intellect in this thread was "suck it", no?!)
[Xoom General] RadDudeTommy:
Engineers for the win.
[Xoom General] csseale:
That's funny stuff there..I am glad you just proved a good point..I was beaten and beaten and beaten by y'all for posting from a fan site (droidlife) because its not a legitimate source even though same as you it has direct quotes.

Your an idiot and thank you for proving it.

Now go ahead an respond back with some more nonsense about what I just said....are you frustrated....or angry...?
[Xoom General] RadDudeTommy:
Lol, to be quite honest, I'm surprised they even went this far with someone as idiotic as you. You're just upset, because your op was wrong. Get over it, and if you don't believe what they've been saying to you, then just shut up and refrain from posting please. They don't need to provide "proof" of their statements because its people like them that are the reason you can use your SD card, and its people like you that is the reason this forum is starting to suck.
[Xoom General] csseale:
You people are amazing...keep going....again you all started being rude....proof is you sir....don't bash on me for the same thing your doing please. I was never upset. Again I was making general convo in a general thread. But I am not going to lay around and get hit for no reason. You had no business to post anything to stir the flame but you did.and you tell me to stop posting. Your a little confused I guess....

Join the idiot squad
[Xoom General] lostboy702:
NEVERMIND.
[Xoom General] alodar1:
Woohoo!!! How'bout those Yankees.
[Xoom Accessories] wyllem:
screen

is the screen filtered
[Xoom Accessories] Esoth:
Nope, there's nothing on the screen area at all. That's my matte screen protector that I bought off eBay. It was the cheapest one I could find and it actually works quite well!
[Xoom Accessories] tagacapiz:
i got this one. will post pics and give feedback as soon as i got it.
[Xoom Accessories] Esoth:
Well, I really like it myself, so it'll be interesting to hear feedback from other people too.

And daaaang it, it's on sale now (I hate when things go on sale after I buy it!) Oh well, it was already cheap to begin with
[HD2 General] Ruzzichella:
Hi all,

i've a big problem here, i can't connect to my home router.

router got wep encryption 64 bit, hd2 with stock rom wm 6.5 ( 5.2.21869 ), rom versio 1.66.408.1 ( 76641 ) ITA, radio version 2.15.50.14, protocol version 15.42.50.11u, hspl 2.08.

i think is an os or radio or hspl error, because when i boot into android i can connect to the router, but not in wm 6.5.

can someone help me resolving this problem?

thx in advance at all who would help me.

Alessio
[HD2 General] RAIKOE:
Hi

Do you use MAC address filter in your router?

Probably the WiMo 6.5 and the ANDROID Wifi MAC-Addresses are different and only the ANDROID MAC-address is entered to the router's MAC filter and is allowed to get internet access by the MAC-Filter.

br

Rainer
[HD2 General] Ruzzichella:
No man, i don't use any mac filter.

i think that was something inerent to android, cause this problem come showing when i had installed it. before i had no problem.
[HD2 General] Ruzzichella:
UP. none got any idea?
[HD2 General] Ruzzichella:
Well, good news.... now my 3g connection aren't working on android...

( wm6.5 wifi ko 3g ok --- android wifi ok 3g ko ) none could help me?
[HD2 General] Kailkti:
Did you put in the right APN settings in android?

And are you sure your the setting on your wifi channel is right. Meaning is it on the right channel? E.g. 8, 20, 11

If you're not sure, factory resetting the router might restore it to the compatible channel.
[HD2 General] Ruzzichella:
the apn is right... is the same as wm 6.5 ( i get it from my provider assistence ).

the router is on channel 6. i think that couldn't be an error in router configuration and also an apn error cause wifi in android works and 3g in wm 6.5 also.

wm 6.5 cna't connect to any router ( i've tried in 8 different router) maybe an hspl error?
[HD2 General] Ruzzichella:
UP. none could help me?
[HD2 General] SiL3nTKiLL:
im having this same problem :(
[HD2 General] Kailkti:
Mmm, you can try reinstalling the radio. Might fix wifi. If that doesn't work, I still recommend hard resetting the router.

But are you sure your apn settings are right? If it works in winmo, then more than likely it's the apn settings in android that is wrong. But I'm not sure. You can try search up your carrier's apn settings, and try those.
[LG Optimus 2x] Cloudstrife:
Is there a browser that can stop all the adds that slows everything down?
[LG Optimus 2x] spot_1337:
Original with adfree or dolphin
[LG Optimus 2x] jasopan:
^^^

Using it now and it haven't seen any ads in the few days since i installed it
[LG Optimus 2x] Cloudstrife:
with adfree i have to root?
[LG Optimus 2x] Rusty!:
Yes you do.
[LG Optimus 2x] tommije:
On Firefox you can install Adblock Plus plugin. It works pretty well.
[LG Optimus 2x] edangel:
Better install adfree app which is free on market and if you root your phone (very easy with one click root and unroot option) and it will disable all the ads on your phone even ads in games..!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zisi911:
hello i recently falshed a new update of reflex s 2.0.8 and i noticed that location through wireless network is not working. i tried to install previous version that it worked but i had the same issue. now i run google maps and it says "current location temporeraly unavailable" pleasse help
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
Use gps to locate, imho it's more precisely.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aidfarh:
Did you check your settings? Go to Settings > Location and make sure "Use wireless networks" is checked.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zisi911:
everything is checked and agreed. i know that i can use gps but the thing is i want the location because firstly the gps wont work inside the house and secondly phone needs to find location for current weather location and some other local sstuff.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zisi911:
i tried to locate myself from the laptop through google maps but it wouldnt locate me either. when i do that it asks me permission for google to collect data and find my location, i give permission but it wont find me. is it possible that this is google's problem? i havent tried using another network yet
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zisi911:
problem solved. it was the network connection after all, i tried to connect through a different connection and it worked perfectly
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Colin Kelly:
I have a 3 yr old Ford Mondeo and cannot get my HTC Desire to connect to the built in phone system. All the other phones I had (last one being a Wildfire) connected with no trouble. The phone has it's moments when it decides to connect but these are very few and far between. Has anybody else had this problem?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baab666:
Yes

I had the same problem when I first got my Desire. It was running 2.1 Stock firmware. (Virgin). I upgraded to 2.2 Froyo and the problem stopped.

Hope this helps.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Colin Kelly:
Can you tell me how to do this please as I am unsure