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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tenbeau:
I have searched the forums and have not found any info on if there is a user manual obainable on line or where one might find this user manual if it exists. I have about 10 days left in buyers remorse period and want to give this device every chance to be a keeper in my eyes(I am sure that the overwhelming majority think so already) Any and all help and info is greatly appreciated.:):)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] burhanistan:
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads/GT-P7510UWVXAB
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrsbelpit:
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads/GT-P7510MAVXAB
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tenbeau:
thanks so much I have hit the thanks button:)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tenbeau:
Thanks I hit the thanks buttom:):)
[Hero CDMA General] therealmattcarr:
I am trying to use my HTC Hero as an embedded linux device (more or less) to read the serial port of a UPS in one of the server rooms I have to manage. I know that it requires USB Host Mode to be enabled but don't know where to start to get this working. This could be a really cool project for me and I can devote some time to it because it is work related. I just need someone to point me in the right direction. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Matt
[Hero CDMA General] Bierce22:
what version of linux are you running.
[Hero CDMA General] therealmattcarr:
# uname -a
Linux localhost 2.6.29.6-CyanogenMod #1 PREEMPT Wed Mar 9 16:21:31 EST 2011 armv6l GNU/Linux

I am running CyanogenMod 7.0.3 Stable currently
[Continuum General] citizenken:
I accidentally went swimming with my phone yesterday. Pulled the battery and put it in rice overnight. When I went to put the battery back, it automatically started up, but the touchscreen wasn't working/working very sporadically. The battery then ran out of power, but now that it is plugged in, it's not starting up again. Should I take it into Verizon? i have insurance, so should it be covered, right? I'm worried that I'll take it in and they'll see that it is rooted/had the pbj kernel installed and they wouldn't give me a new one.

also, I was planning on going to verizon and trying to demand a different phone b/c of the lack of 2.2. i am eligible for an upgrade, should I try and use lack of 2.2 as leverage to get a better price/reduced price on an upgrade? to the HTC thunderbolt maybe? or should i take the insurance replacement and wait until the Motorola bionic comes out around the end of the month then try to argue for a reduced upgrade price?
[Continuum General] trailblazer101:
I would flash stock on the phone, just to be safe! Lol.. Installing stock kernel wouldn't hurt either xP
[Continuum General] imnuts:
If you take it in and they see the water indicators have changed, they won't even look at it further and they'll tell you to call Asurion. As far as I know, Asurion won't care what you had on your phone, but you should do your best to flash it back to stock before returning it.
[Continuum General] citizenken:
ok cool, i was mostly worried about them seeing the pbj scrambled start up screen, so i flashed the clean kernel. now i'm kind of looking at my next step:

1. get a replacement continuum, and hold off on getting an upgrade until i get back from being abroad in January

2. try and use my line's contract being over as leverage for a cheaper upgrade to maybe an HTC thunderbolt (or is there a better alternative?). also i would mention the fact that I still don't have 2.2. Only problem with that is i'm part of a family plan

do you think there is anyway to get them to maybe charge me the replacement price, but upgrade me to a better/different phone?
[Continuum General] imnuts:
You can contact Asurion, they may not have an Continuum's to replace yours with and may offer a different device. It will be hit/miss though on that one.
[Continuum General] citizenken:
IT LIVES!! After about a day, my phone has been completely revived. Now, the only problem appears to be connecting to Wi-Fi. I'm using the d17 kernal from adrylane, and when i put in my password for the wi-fi network, it says com.android.settings has stopped unexpectedly. I tried restarting, but to no avail. I'm really glad to have been able to skip the verizon store, and i'm amazing the phone is working so well, but i'd really like to get the wi-fi working again...
[Continuum General] trailblazer101:
That's weird... i would reflash the DL17 clean rom if i was you....

I am glad your phone is working good now though :)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] drakull:
As the title says, my p500 is awake almost 100% of the time. Even with the screen off (please look at the attached image).

The only apps running at startup (used Startup Manager app to check it) are Go weather, Maps, Market, Minimalistic text and Quick System Info Pro. On my home screen (Go Launcher EX) I use Go Weather, minimalistic text and Winamp widget, nothing else.

Is there somewhere I can look at or maybe some app I can install to see what is causing it?

I'm using Mik's CM7 6.5.5 and franco.kernel v16.1 bfs (this one gives me almost 30% more battery life than the newer versions) and running at 729/245mhz Smartass.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] socialdistortion:
Uninstall maps and you'll be back in action ;)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] drakull:
I can try that but I've always used Maps and it never happened before. Sure it eats some resources but I dont remember it causing the phone to be awake.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] drakull:
Uninstalled maps and phone is still awake. :(
[Optimus One, P500, V General] vshash411:
Reflash the kernel. And I agree with you.I found the V16.1 better than the later updates
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ccdreadcc:
did u replace mobo thru lg service then this is solution...
[Optimus One, P500, V General] gnsxp:
for some Reason idk why smoothass Eats my Battery :S

i use InteractiveX now, Tey this Governor Settings 122/691, use noFrills to set it and then Check the Stats under nofrills

basically it looks like ur CPU's Staying %100 all the time

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=658634&stc=1&d=1311019781
[Optimus One, P500, V General] drakull:
I think I've found the villain. I started manual proccess of uninstalling apps and letting the phone sleep for an hour or so to check awake times. After I removed Live Holdem Pro the phone finnaly slept through an entire hour.

Still have to test through a complete battery cicle tho.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] sajjan:
Yeah zynga poker does that for me...instead of uninstalling it I just force close it after I finish playing ..
[Optimus One, P500, V General] drakull:
I close it too, even disabled it on autorun, but it has some kind of auto-restart and eats resources even if you dont run it's widget.

Guess I have to find another poker app. Damn... had about 21millions... :P
[Optimus One, P500, V General] lbrfabio:
the app that cause that problem is "radio fm"

after i uninstalled it, my phone is a new phone
[Optimus One, P500, V General] mihir287:
So why do you need help?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] P500Alive:
I too have the 100% Awake problem, i manually killed everything but with no luck...

2.3.3 stock ROM. Is there a cooked ROM without this problem?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] 4silvertooth:
Reboot helps.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] gincia:
Reboot won't help. The problem is probably this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1185241
[Optimus One, P500, V General] 4silvertooth:
Have u tried that? Does it work?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] gincia:
Yes, I have tried it. It helps when you do not use 3G/HSDPA. As soon as u enable internet and browse the net and after that disable the internet, the Fast Dormancy process starts to drain the battery again and again. Disabling the Fast Dormancy does not always work.

I swhitched to 2G and then it stopped draining the battery, but it is not the solution, as I can't live without 3G/HSDPA... Don't know what to do :confused:
[HD2 General] pradyots:
I saw the videos on how to fix it yourself, im not sure if i would be able to do it. Well my friend cracked the screen and HTC charged 185 to fix it for him. But i have smashed the screen and the housing also (btw, Ford Explorer ran over it)im sure it would be 250 or something. Im not sure if its worth spending so much money on this phone.

Phone is turning on and works fine, i can even get calls but can't pick the calls as touch screen won't work. Just the glass and housing needs to be replaced.

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Does anyone know any repair shop in NY or any place which would be cheaper than HTC? Thnx guys,
[HD2 General] JhonKa:
ouch. That's painful to even look at. I'm no expert or anything, but i think if a heavy SUV ran over it then it must have crunched the components on the inside. I'd say it's not worth it because you can find a used one for around the same price (probably)
[HD2 General] pradyots:
Well amazingly its a sturdy phone, its ringing when someone calls me, its getting the text msgs, alarm went on in the mrng. Everything seems to be fine, besides the touch interface not working and of course physical damage.
[HD2 General] Mister B:
Need to find one with a dead or faulty motherboard then do a swap job. Would not want to pay repair centre cost but worth doing yourself if can find a cheap donor device ...
[HD2 General] pradyots:
Well i did find the housing for $20+ online and glass with digitizer for around 90 on ebay (US Seller). Its just that its too much work and probability of messing it up is very high
[HD2 General] Mister B:
You need a whole device as donor really as I suspect you will find a few less than perfect parts & having a spare of everything will prove invaluble & also allow you to recoup some cost by selling unwanted parts individually.

Only worth it if can pick up a real cheap bricked HD2.

Full strip & rebuild is not too hard, most horrors are people stripping touch & LCD panels or those who strip the device like a hungry bear opening a jar of honey. A bit of knowledge & a delicate touch is a must on HD2.
[HD2 General] whynot66:
I smashed mine a few months back sold it on xda for £120 and bought a mint condition used one for £190 on ebay
[HD2 General] Mafioso:
There are assembly and dis-assembly guides for HD2 if you search around...you can also get parts for cheap on eBay, So if you have lot of time you can repair it for yourself :)
[Galaxy S II General] randy_khoo:
Hi guys,

I'm just wondering, my phone gets ultra hot when i'm running hd games or dungeon defenders.

It's so hot that it's barely comfortable holding the phone.

touching the screen on the left keypad (which is the top left of the phone - near the cameras) is near impossible and borderline scalding and blistering.

Are you guys experiencing this on your phone?
[Galaxy S II General] EvilGeniusHST:
I have similar during "Medieval Castle Defense", especially if I have brightness turned up.

Since I have rooted my phone and locked its upper clock to 800MHz this has decreased a lot, its now getting only hand warm. Performance is still good - no lags, no hangs, and if I need more power, I can just "unlock the lock".

So I guess while using very graphic intense applications while having brightness not drecreased, this is normal.
[Galaxy S II General] randy_khoo:
Thing is, I don't have brightness up that high. I usually keep it in the low region. And by low, I mean in the 10-20% region.

I'm surprised that the phone cooks up a lot during intensive gaming. a bit worried that it might fry itself during gaming..
[Galaxy S II General] JayceOoi:
Same issue here...
[Galaxy S II General] rantzzz:
Dungeon Defenders working on SGS2 already?
[Galaxy S II General] THUDUK:
Yes, this the only and first game that I have found makes the phone exceptionally hot, in particular near camera area, even some of the heavy graphical gameloft games only make the device warm, must be something wrong with the game I would say, removing the game
[Galaxy S II General] randy_khoo:
http://global.samsungtomorrow.com/?p=2901

From the tear down, the problem lies with the processor. or mainboard.

What's your settings?

Rooted/unrooted?

Rom?

I'm running stock unrooted 2.3.3 and i'm having this problem.

I did notice that it doesn't get heated all the time. Hot yes, but not all the time. It does mean that it might not be safe to run background apps while heavy gaming.
[Galaxy S II General] doniem:
Im geeting the same problem with guns'n'glory and robo defense. I have brightness at 50% but the phone becomes a fire risk after about 30 minutes of play.
[Galaxy S II General] EvilRadish:
I think I actually burned my thumb (left hand) while playing for 20 mins this morning. Fun game though :)

Badly designed phone or game not optimized well enough for SGS2?
[Galaxy S II General] randy_khoo:
Not sure.

What is your phone setup?

i'm running unrooted stock rom I9100XWKF-1

What are you running on?

I have read somewhere that KE-2 version does not overheat.

Cannot confirm that though.
[Galaxy S II General] Nickkok92:
I have Asphalt 6 a racing game which isn't playable with my silicone cover around it. It will eventually lag and will stop. Without the cover i have no problems. Also having this problem with the gangster game from gameloft.
[Galaxy S II General] tolis626:
Guys,the actual problem on the phone is heat dissipation.It's very thin and made of plastic.So,all the heat the processor generates goes directly to its environment.I don't think it's going to get burnt or something,but it makes everyone feel uncomfortable.

The best solution available for those who don't want to sacrifice any performance is rooting and undervolting.Most phones should be able to handle 1200MHz at 1200mV.This saves you from a good amount of overheating.Tegrak Ultimate or custom kernels allow for undervolting for those who haven't bothered yet.

I for one am overclocked too,but don't experience any overheating that often.Only when I go up to 1.6GHz my phone overheats a lot,but still,not as much as when it was stock.
[Galaxy S II General] EarlZ:
I havent had any game really warm up my phone, this game makes the phone just a tad bit warm like angry birds.
[Galaxy S II General] Robsso:
I can coming from KE2 - same issue with RoboDefense. I did factory reset the phone and I think it solved the issue mostly. I tested it only briefly so cannot confirm 100% as I uninstalled the ancient RoboDef version I had short after that and installed a new one from market. Phone did got warm, not burning though as it used to.

I did the factory reset because I suspected something's draining the battery and couldn't tell what (factory reset solved this as well) so I think it has something to do with combination of some processes which are running concurrently.
[Galaxy S II General] tonycfc:
I am currently running the KE2 kernel and I am here to report that I have heating issues when playing HD games also. The heat really bothers me or shall I say worry me a lot? I'm looking to root my phone and underclock it so it won't get that hot.
[Galaxy S II General] EarlZ:
I find this statement very amusing! :D
[Galaxy S II General] tolis626:
Yeah,me too.Believe me,I had some serious overheating at stock speeds,let alone when I tried 1.4GHz.I used to underclock to 1GHz or 800MHz to play games in fact.Since I made it 1.6GHz,overheating adios.Well,kind of.Still,it's far better than stock.Never burnt my finger with 1.6! :p
[Galaxy S II General] zappaff:
So we may say that Exynos is done for 1.6. and underclocked and this pisses our little dual-core gem off :)))

But i'll give it a try. Actually most of the time phones get hot ehen they're intensly used for connection. I never had CPU overheating any of my phones till now. I gues Samsung's own softcraps screws their hi-tech device. A slimmed modified undervolted-kerneled ROM without Samsung's softcrap will do the job...

By the way..t hanks for the heads up man...
[Galaxy S II General] rocketpaul:
try underclocking to 800mhz, performance shouldnt suffer too much, and the phone wont get as hot.
[Galaxy S II General] tolis626:
Well,it's not guarranteed this will also work on other's devices.Keep in mind that every CPU is unique,for many reasons that I won't discuss here,you probably already know.Many things are in play here though.Some people have even experienced overheating more than normal when undervolting.Things are reaaaally ****ed up.It's probably that with changes in voltages,resistances also change inside the chip.That MAY be causing it,just taking a wild guess here,so take my word with more than one pinch of salt. :)
[Galaxy S II General] EarlZ:
Well every phone has a different heat profile, If I play Dungeon Defenders or Dungeon hunter 2 HD it does not get any hotter than playing angry birds, surfing the internet makes my phone warmer compared to playing games, Maybe I should also try 1.6Ghz to make my phone run cooler than stock.
[Galaxy S II General] zappaff:
Sure every unit is unique... :) I'll find my way. But I think Samsung's hubs are using too much connection since they're syncing everything, and this may be the cause of heating. So after rooting my SGS2 tonite, I'll trim everything down, because everyone also has unique taste :)
[Galaxy S II General] DrSlump76:
Same issue here. Really hot when i play any hd 3D game for some minutes.
[Galaxy S II General] tolis626:
Well,believe it or not,mine does and I'm proud of it! :D

But hey,I only said that 1.6 GHz on a ROOTED phone with VR2.1 is cooler than 1.2 GHz on a stock phone.I don't know what would happen at 1.2GHz with Ninphetamine for example.
[Galaxy S II General] murphs33:
I'm having the same problem. Rooted with Cognition 1.5.1, and it's still giving me problems, even using 1.6GHz.
[Galaxy S II General] fluidz:
Look on the bright side..

With winter around the corner, you'll be thankfull of the extra heat.. I've dropped phones in the past because my hands were too cold and stiff to hold them comfortably.

Forget hand warmers, buy a GSII..
[Galaxy S II General] toastysteve:
A silicon SG2 case with a built in fan might be a lucrative invention.

SIZE BE DAMNED!
[Galaxy S II General] ruffruff:
Bro, FYI, Korea already selling SG2 case with heatsink. ;)

Take a look at gmarket: http://english.gmarket.co.kr/
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] Falkner09:
You know how when you first set up the phone, let's you swipe up on the lockscreen to start right away, or down to "tune a few things first?" Well my phone repeatedly keeps doing that any time the lockscreen comes up, like whenever I turn it on or when the phone sort of crashes. When it happens, I have to wait for No Lock to disable the screen again, because if I use either option, the animation freezes half way through the unlocking and the phone crashes, going to a black screen and I have to turn it off to get it to work.

I thought it might be due to system apps I froze with bloat freezer, so I unfroze them one by one and did resets, to see if that solved it. I did this until everything was unfrozen, to no avail. I thought maybe it was due to a glitch in the extended controls widget I used to disable the lock screen, so I switchedto no lock; same problem. I don't knowb what else to do. Any ideas?

God I hate samsung and their glitch riddled android hacks. They improve literally nothing from stock android, its just glitchy hacks and downgrades.*prays for the next nexus to have a hard keyboard.*
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] 304alias304:
Just fixed the same issue with my sk4g. I tried installing with terminal and various install apps, no dice. There is a workaround until you get the apks back in place. Turn on the pattern lock and set it. When the curtain lock comes up DO NOT SLIDE IT, just open the screen and the pattern lock should pop up. First install Systemapp Remover, if not done already. Download the dump in development section and pull the apks from the app folder. The two apks causing the error are PhoneSetupWizard.apk and Learn.apk(maybe not learn but i did both to be sure also copy/paste the .odex files). Make sure neither can be seen in the system app list in Systemapp remover, if they are there uninstall them. Take the apks from the dump and copy/paste them to SysteAppBackup folder on the sdcard. Go to the restore menu in Systemapp remover and tap to restore each apk. Reboot and all should be well. Thanks to the kind people of xda for this, not me.

edit>>> Run the setup wizard and uncheck the data options to stop maps from running all the time for no reason.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sieplake:
Anyone knows about how to get MMS working in MIUI? Ive done a full wipe both dalvik and normal wipe...still no success in getting mms to work! (Clean MIUI install)

A great rom otherwise! Never had any problems with mms in oxygen or Cyanogen...searched the net but nothing that has helped me!

Sent from my HTC Desire
[General Topics] Jamin13:
Just one of my thoughts on developers...

Developers of apps and such have brought us some really useful creations that allow us to personalize our Android devices in almost anyway we desire. They spend countless hours, months, or even years developing these things which they give to us for our use.

While we use these creations, we find a bug or think of a new implementation for it. Now a developer will get new feature requests and choose to not make those changes because they have no time, not enough demand, or there's just no plan for it. On the other hand, we find a bug in it. We bring it to their attention and there's a chance that it will be fixed, maybe soon or in a later update. Maybe it doesn't get fixed but it still runs fairly well.

But what the unresponsive developers who basically make their apps for a quick buck and then the project is dead? Or the ones who don't listen to the supporters of their app at all? I know there's no obligation to listen to thoughts of the consumer but shouldn't the developer at least pay attention and be somewhat responsive?

Any thoughts/comments/disagreements/criticisms/hate on this are welcome.