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[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rtblittlebrown:
And on stock kernel its unstable
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gohwh1:
Yes yes I know about all those glitchy image and etc, I been using v006 with that fps uncapped on stock kernel for around ~1month. And I don't mind all this.
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
Yea this is it need for speed shift savegame for android powered devices. Just download here and read the README!!!NOTICE:This has been tryed only on optimus one, galaxy 5, galaxy mini and nexus s so if it works on your device post a comment bellow!And Thanks For Subscribin via YouTube.

UPDATE:Tested and worked on HTC HD2 but still if it works on your device post a comment bellow or email me.

Update 14.06:Worked on Motorola Xoom and HTC Desire

Update 15.06: Worked on HTC G2

Here is the download link but FIRST READ ME!(If you want to post the savegame to another forum please put my nick in the forum.THanks.)

The savegame has lvl 19 and Pagani Zonda F brought and M3 and DBR9 and 1.2kk money so its a nice savegame.

First Download attachements and if it dont works download from here:

http://www.2shared.com/file/jbcVxuOf/Android_NFS_Shift_Savegame.html?

or

http://www.mediafire.com/?z56556t0364ce34

Also here its a video Maked by me of course

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRFOemIRM8Y

If you have problems with the Read-Me file see this:

Step 1: Go to sd/Android/Data/com.ideaworks3d.nfsshift/files and copy(if you copy then delete the"gamedata" and "gamesett" from nfs shift location) /

move

"gamedata" and "gamesett" into any location on your sd card.(Backup)

Step 2: Copy "gamedata" and "gamesett" from Android NFS Shift Savegame.rar to sd/Android/Data/com.ideaworks3d.nfsshift/files and your done!

Step 3:What the f^&* you dont pressed subscribe?Press it now!!
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
Hope its really helpful for you!
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
23 times downloaded oh yea MOD EDIT: WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE PLEASE
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
2 thanks!! please give me a Thanks plz plz plz
[Android Apps and Games] Olioaglio:
Thx, m8 ;) Will try ASAP.

Edit: works perfect on my HD2. Cool
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
Thank you!
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
What the f^^^ i see 37 downloads and no one reply if it works or not:mad::mad::mad:
[Android Apps and Games] blunden:
Perhaps people simply haven't tried it yet. They might've downloaded it for later. Take it easy. It's not exactly a long time since you posted it. :)
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
thanks!Help me share this plzzz
[Android Apps and Games] RinTinTigger:
worked on moto xoom. thx a lot
[Android Apps and Games] ijama:
It works for me running cm7 rom on my desire gsm s-off..thanks alot of thanks for this good works...chill

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Android Apps and Games] grudas:
you need to calm the f down.. :)
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
Thanks for your reply. You response is very important and I thank you and if you have more android devices please test the savegame on it.
[Android Apps and Games] LiquidSolstice:
Are you really that desperate for thanks that your only contribution to the Apps and Games forum is a savegame file? :/

Calm down.
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
I think you dont even passed the 6th(Drift) race in Chicago :p:p
[Android Apps and Games] LiquidSolstice:
No, I don't own the game. It's obvious you have and have beaten it, but do you really think this counts as an "app" or a "game"? And do you really need to be so insanely excited/irritated about how much/whether or not people say thanks for it?
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
if there was an android savegame forum...so?
[Android Apps and Games] LiquidSolstice:
It's not an app, and it's not a game. This isn't really rocket science, now is it? :confused:

Put simply? When it's neither of those, don't push so hard for thanks and get mad at everyone else for taking it without saying anything.

I don't really think you should be getting thanks for this (at least not Button-Thanks).
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
okay:D:D:D
[Android Apps and Games] RinTinTigger:
Sorry, is ma only one :D

but you need to be more exact on the location, i had a long time searching for them :D

i looked into /data/data/com.blablabla

i found in /sdcard/android/blabla :D

Also i needed to restart the game twice, be4 it worked
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
allright thanks for you objection. The thread will be edited.
[Android Apps and Games] proracedriver5:
THANX! It works great on my HTC G2
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
will apreciate if you will pres the thanks button
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
243 my drift record
[Android Apps and Games] Multiburatino:
why ppl download, enjoy and dont thank?
[Android Apps and Games] LiquidSolstice:
Stop bumping this like an immature child. If people don't want to reply or thank you, that's their damn choice. You didn't create a new ROM or an app or a game (which is what this forum is meant for), there's very little needed in the way of feedback. Just be happy this thread is still even here.

Please stop, because it's starting to look like you're just mining the forum for "Thanks".
[Android Apps and Games] npmg:
Dude your the best

It worked on my Optimus One...

PS: Nice cars in your savegame dude....

Cheers!!

:D
[Android Apps and Games] axmanin:
thanks

Thanks, it works on my LG optimus Net, P690. anything for the P500 will work on the P690 caz they are very similar phones.

thanks again.:cool:
[Android Apps and Games] kkkhattak:
Where to find the need for speed shift game plz tell
[Android Apps and Games] Libratech:
On my i5500 galaxy 5 don`t work :(
[Android Apps and Games] pradeepnani09:
100% works

works even for htc explorer(pico)
[7 Mozart General] matematic:
First many thanks to *DearMond* for pointing the ROM version which doesn't have the problem with non responsive touch screen and start button.

1. Download ROM version 1.32 T-Mobile DE from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1065281

2. Download ROM version 1.28 T-Mobile DE from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=857561

3. Unpack both ROMs in different directories and copy SPL_signed.nbh from ROM version 1.28 to ROM version 1.32

4. Start ROMUpdateUtility and flash your phone with the latest software version but the old SPL

Test and share the result if the above guide solves the problem for you. It solved the problem for me and now my phone is working perfectly. I suppose that the big problem comes from the touch screen driver or something related to the firmware for that device. IT IS NOT HARDWARE PROBLEM.
[7 Mozart General] ioannis66:
I did exactly like you said, and it did not work for me.

The only thing that worked, was to install the 1.28 T-Mobile DE rom.

Thanks anyway.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nexxexium:
I have an TF 32GB + docking.

I have shutdown my transformer completey and removed it from the docking.

When I now plugin the powercord to charge it, the tab always starts up. I dont want that. Is that normal behaviour?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] bannor57:
Mine does that as well. I may be wrong ,but i think it charges faster when its turned off, so i often turn it off then plug it in. I need to get into the habit of plugging it in , and then turning it off, I guess.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Q.Entity:
It appears to be normal behavior.I know about 5 people with TFs and mine. All turn on when you plug the charger...

Skickat från min ASUS Eee Pad TF101
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Smoje:
You can't see if AT is fully charged without see the screen so... that's completely normal, dock has a led that tablet hasn't...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nexxexium:
-you choose to shut your tablet down

-you plug power in

-now the tablet acts on its own and powers on

then they should also put a small light on the tablet. my god i'm starting to regret my purchase.

if this is by design then they are completely retarded at asus
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Q.Entity:
Annoying... yes... big deal... no.

Skickat från min ASUS Eee Pad TF101
[Eee Pad Transformer General] seshmaru:
How is this annoying in any way? It's not like it'll charge a significant amount slower with the screen off, and with the screen off there isn't a single way to see it's on if you're 12 and won't want your parents to find out it's turned on after bed time.

You people will ***** about ANYTHING.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] acid123:
My iPhone and the iPad did the same thing,

Plug the power cord in and then shut down, this way it will remain off..
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Tigrev:
So do this instead (still 3 steps):

-you plug power in

-now the tablet acts on its own and powers on

-you shut your tablet down

Better? :p
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nexxexium:
i ***** if i feel like it

Its one extra annoying thing. (Like you cant connect to hidden wifi)

These things are designed by a retard.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Q.Entity:
I don't know whether there is a technical reason for the power on so I will abstain from judging it to be a mental impairment...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] AlexTheStampede:
Woah, really?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] conqoror:
I have 2 waps and both are hidden. I can connect to both.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] CptJimmy:
Not true. My work wifi SSID isn't broadcasted and I was able to add it to my list and connect easily.

As for the original question...every Android and iDevice I've seen exhibit this behavior.

Maybe you could direct your anger and energy towards the failing economy and make some progress there?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] xufuchang:
so to reverse only one step (plug then switch off) is for genius :P
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
No, it's one step too many. If I run the battery down on my tablet (which I do fairly frequently), then want it to charge as quickly as possible, I shouldn't have to power it back down every time to achieve that.

I'd like to see this behavior changed, and I'm glad to find I'm not the only one irritated by it.

Don't get me wrong -- love the tab, and own two. That doesn't mean there's no room for improvement, though. There's no logical reason to have the tab turn on instantly on charging. (Seeing the charge level doesn't count as a logical reason, because if you're worried about the charge level, you likely don't want to reduce the charging speed to find out the answer -- you likely want it charging as fast as possible until you're ready to leave the charging point.)

I would guess the behavior likely hails from phones, where it actually makes sense. With a phone, you want it active to receive calls all the time, and so starting when you plug it in is logical. With a tablet, it's simply not. Just something Google forgot to correct in Honeycomb, is my guess.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] *Daedalus:
And, apparently, operated by the retarded.

Settings -> Wireless and Networks -> Add WiFi Network. :rolleyes:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Tigrev:
Well OK, then skip the last step. The display will go right back off by itself within the screen timeout. No big deal. My timeout is set to 2 minutes, so I'd estimate that might add a minute or so to the net charging time, worst case.

Can we consider this a thoroughly dead horse? :D
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
No, we can't. The display powering off doesn't power off the tablet. It still runs, and hence still charges slower than it should be. With the tablet running (even with the display off), it charges significantly more slowly, as evidenced by the battery graph which gives a clear indication of charge rate.

And from my experience, it occasionally doesn't charge at *all* when running, even when using the factory charger and factory charging cable. (Not sure why, but it's happened a couple of times, and powering off starts it charging.) That glitch makes it even more important that it doesn't start up when plugged in to charge.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] seshmaru:
All you did was ***** before you got your TF, now you have it and all you do is still *****. You are everything that's bad about the world.

Because people seem to have their panties in a bunch over this one I checked charging rate powered off vs turned on, and it's only 2% less per hour. That's an insignificantly small difference.

I said it before and I'll say it again, you guys will ***** about ANYTHING.

EDIT: The 2% was measured including the extra battery drain I get from starting up the tablet to check battery level every hour.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] sfetaz:
When u plug in the tablet and it starts turning on, hold the power button until it turns off. Thats what I do.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nexxexium:
Well I can't like many others. I can connect when the network is broascasting it's SSID. Not when the SSID is not broadcasting.

If i install the app "HiddenSSID Enabler" then it connects. That should not be necessary.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nexxexium:
Well if we do not "*****" then there is no progress and no improvement.

Leave and take your pills troll. Can someone ban him/her?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] foxmeister:
I presume that you have tried "Add WiFi Network" at the bottom of the list of networks and manually entered your SSID?

Regards,

Dave
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nexxexium:
Yes i have.

I work in IT i have tried everything in the book It does not work.(only not changing the channels and then again I can connect when I broadcast).

My router is a linksys wrt610N.

the TF does not even find the wireless N. It does find the G when it is broadcasting.

- my ssid is hidden

- mac adress filtering is on

- WPA2 personal AES is used.

Thanks for the response Dave.

Maybe ill make a new thread for this, but i know someone else has made one about the same issue earlier.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] seshmaru:
"Oh crap he proved I was *****ing about nothing, better call him a troll"
[Eee Pad Transformer General] rpavich:
Do you get this suicidal when you realized that there really aren't actually two scoops of raisins in every box of raisin brand cereal? :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
How else do you think we've been turning it off? This doesn't solve the issue, which is that the behavior makes sense on a phone, but not on a tablet with no cell connectivity. The time spent doing this (and the wear and tear on the power button, which has a finite life) are unnecessary.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
The ignore feature is your friend. I don't see his/hers/its posts ever since realizing using it. Sesh is a troll, as you've correctly identified. Posts only to belittle others, and in the epic thread, was intentionally trying to upset people who were unable to purchase a TF for themselves.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nexxexium:
knoxploration thanks for the info about the ignore feature. This troll is now ignored.

A ban is more appropriate so maybe some admin? :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
I hope everyone know that a hidden SSID is essentially pointless. As soon as you turn on any device that has ever connected to the hidden SSID, that device begins broadcasting probe requests that contain the SSID in plain text...and this happens anywhere the device is.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] blackfoot:
Hidden SSID

@walkamongus -- I think you're missing the point about hidden SSID's, it's not so the owner (and his/her various devices) can't find it, but so others outside of your control aren't aware of it...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
the point is, its takes 30 seconds or less to sniff the probe requests and find every hidden SSID around you whether you are the owner or not :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nexxexium:
Well. If it is pointless they wouldn't still be implmenting that in wap's.

You will need software like netstumbler to find hidden wifi's. Bij default MS os'es won't find the hidden ap's. So it is still usefull.

other topic. dot
[Eee Pad Transformer General] blackfoot:
Hidden SSID's

Realise this is somewhat off topic now, but walkamongus, your statement was that hidden SSID's were pointless, the actual point of a hidden SSID is to make it invisible to the 'average' person, the fact that it might take 30 seconds to find it is irrelevant to its purpose.

nexxexium is correct by saying that it's continued use in WAP's means it is still used by many and a specialist tool like NetStumbler or another sniffer type tool is needed to find them.

I also have to disagree with the 30 second statement you made, whilst I agree that a device will continue to search for wireless stations, if yours is first in the list of those it finds (very likely since your own station is likely to have the strongest signal strength and almost certainly have the WEP/WPA key stored locally) it could connect within 5 seconds, but still continue to search for others as you rightly said. Of course if you were roaming this wouldn't be the case.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
We should start a new topic to discuss wireless security.

There is no security benefit at all to hidden SSIDs. If someone can't find your hidden SSID, they are not the person you would be hiding the SSID from anyway.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] strikethreeout:
"All you did was ***** before you got your TF, now you have it and all you do is still *****. You are everything that's bad about the world."

I hope you realize that people who ***** about other people *****ing are equally annoying. And I'm pretty damn sure there are worse things in the world than people who complain about a device...

The TF turning on when plugged in doesn't really bother me but if it bothers other people then they have EVERY RIGHT to say it bothers them. The guy made one thread about it -- he didn't go post multiple threads. You don't have to linger on that one thread.

YOU need to wake up and realize that you aren't the only person in this world: that your views don't always represent what's "right". Who are you anyway? Do you honestly believe that you are God's gift to the world? If you don't like what he says then you can politely disagree -- AND NOT BE A TOTAL ASSWIPE. Better yet: just move on.

This is not the first time I have seen you be so transgressive. It's really easy to cuss at others over the internet, isn't it? When you can't see them and they can't knock you out. You want to call other people 12 year-olds? No grown adult with a real job would talk and treat other people in such a manner. When you actually grow up and get a real job (and not live off of mommy and daddy), then you'll understand. But, you definitely won't get anywhere with that attitude -- no one wants to work with douche bags.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] blackfoot:
Hidden SSID's (again?)

Sorry walkamongus, didn't come into this area of XDA to discuss Wireless Security and have no great desire to start a separate thread, I actually came here to get a general feel/real feedback regarding the TF, which I am about to purchase.

Your statement "There is no security benefit at all to hidden SSIDs. If someone can't find your hidden SSID, they are not the person you would be hiding the SSID from anyway." is absolutely correct and incorrect.

The first part of the sentence is absolutely incorrect "There is no security benefit at all to hidden SSIDs." The biggest security issue for 'ordinary folk' is that someone a few doors down will try and piggyback onto their broadband getting a free connection, or someone will park close by and attempt the same thing, additionally looking at anything interesting along the way (possibly private data). A hidden SSID will mean that the person a few doors down or parked in his/her car won't know you have a connection they can piggyback on to. Therefore, for the ordinary folk/blissfully unaware etc, the hidden SSID performs its function, PROVIDING that those attempting to steal their bandwidth for whatever reason are also ordinary folk/blissfully unaware, but with 'crim' tendencies.

About 70% of the population are not technically minded and care even less about tech than you can possibly imagine, leaving about 30% of us who are totally absorbed/entranced or driven by it. This part of your statement is absolutely correct "If someone can't find your hidden SSID, they are not the person you would be hiding the SSID from anyway." No-one can disagree with this, which is why WEP/WPA was developed for those who can find your hidden SSID (please don't expound on WEP being insecure too, I'm fully aware that anyone with inSSIDer and notepad and some basic skills can hack a WEP password in under 10 minutes).

Businesses have reason to be vigilant as do individuals (identity theft etc) and ANY tool that slows down the would be tech-head, hacker, cracker or just plain nosey, is a good thing.

Paraphrasing Sir Isaac Newton "for every action there is a reaction", someone creates hidden SSID's, another creates a tool to detect them. We're discussing this on XDA DEV, one of the biggest sites in the world for developing tools/ways/systems to bypass limitations or hurdles, we are the blissfully aware and even though we are many, we are few compared to the whole -- oops, slipped into SciFi B movie speech mode there ;-)

And now back to the main feature -- TF starts when plugging in powercord...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] scottch699:
Can I ***** about my wife? :p
[Eee Pad Transformer General] seshmaru:
Atleast I'm not childish enough to make personal insults :p Also whatever you say sir.

Sure why not.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nebrando:
This is what is wrong with the world today, people refuse to modify their procedures and instead have to complain about something as insignificant as this. Just power the damn thing down after you plug it in instead of before. It took me all of 2 second to decide to do it this way after I noticed it turned on when plugged in.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
As has already been pointed out, this is just great... *if* you always have power remaining and the device running when you come back to your charger.

If you don't, then having to turn the device back off because it thinks it's a cellphone when you put it on the charger is both a (minor) inconvenience, and causes unnecessary wear and tear on the power button.

*This* is what is wrong with the world today -- if people don't personally have an issue with something, they refuse to believe it's possible that somebody else could genuinely do so. Newsflash: there *is* a world outside your bubble, and we don't believe you're correct 100% of the time.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] buddyd16:
Your transformer does not find the N signal because it does not have a 5ghz N receiver your router is a dual band 2.4 ghz and 5 ghz router. The 2.4 ghz band automatically drops down to B/G speeds when a B/G device connects to it, perhaps you have a B/G device somewhere in your home. You can disable this within the routers wireless administration page at the expense of lost connectivity for any B/G devices in your home.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
This is all assuming you have an open wireless access point. If you don't want anyone getting onto your wireless access point, why on earth would you leave it open?

Hidden SSIDs do NOT slow down "would be tech-head, hacker, cracker or just plain nosey" people. These people know how to find a hidden SSID.

Using a hidden SSID (especially on an open access point) to keep anyone away is like using a lock (and a cheap one at that) to keep out people who don't want to break in...there is no benefit and anyone who wants to break in will have no problem doing so.

I know this is off topic so this will be my last response. We can agree to disagree..no worries. Sorry for the hijack!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] degeneration:
Older tech, my G1 with data radio off, no sim card, and Wifi always on lasts a week with one charge (on a 2+ year old battery). I don't think the transformer turning on while plugged in really matters...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Oyeve:
Can I ***** about YOUR wife? :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] scottch699:
Have at it my friend. Lets see how close you get to the truth lol :P