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[HTC Rezound] jbh00jh:
I just went ahead and bought an extra battery so I wouldn't have to charge in the car. Only takes 20 seconds to pop in a new battery.

Can charge both batts while I sleep at night.

Sent from my Galaxy Tab 10.1
[HTC Rezound] glockberg:
I was looking for a high current charger for my Android tablet and there was a review that talked about compatibility. Some of the high cap chargers appear to be designed for Apple products and the pin wiring is subtly different. So, on some non-Apple products, the charge is only recognized as a lower power, 500mah charger and the users reported that some devices would normally charge and others would not. Some of the dual port charges also split the power. The 2.1 amp port and the 1 amp port cannot be used at the same time, depending on what is plugged into them. This was also brand specific. I ordered the Amazon Basics 2.1 amp dual charger and will see how that works. I have noticed a difference in charge rates between my Motorola charger left over from the Blackberry and the Verizon OEM one. The VZW one is faster.
[HTC Rezound] jmorton10:
I do the same thing I have been doing since my Windows phone days.

I use the AC cord plugged into a 12v to AC adaptor(screen set to 100% bright and no timeout).

I drove 6 hours last week ruuning Google Maps/GPS & my battery was 100% charged when I got to my destination.

~John
[HTC Rezound] punman:
The BB charger probably outputs 700mA, if it's the same one I'm looking at, while the OEM Rezound charger outputs 1000mA (1A). I also notice a faster charge when using the one that came with the phone, so that's what I use most of the time.
[HTC Rezound] willywonkaisrsh:
I too noticed that the dock doesnt charge the phone. Really sucks since it is the only dock that is made specifically for our phone. The universal docks look like **** and I doubt the have the ability to activate the Car Mode for our phone.

Does anyone know another good car dock or a fix for this dock?
[HTC Rezound] Kane5581:
http://www.craigsdocks.com/htc-rezound-car-dock-swivel-style/

I ordered one of these, better looking than the verizon dock, uses a straight through charger, I will review it when I get it.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ButtonBoy:
I mistakenly dropped pershoot's 10.1v kernel onto my 10.1 (P7500). Now thw screen draws garbage, and does not seem happy. I do have CWM 4.0.0.4 on it, and that does seem to work well, except that it won't mount a USB drive. ("unable to open ums lunfile" issue)

Any help would be appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pershoot:
adb shell mount /data

adb push NEW_KERNEL /data/media

flash new kernel and reboot.

done.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeanHacker:
Or if you don't understand what pershoot is telling you to do. The backup that you shoulve made prior to flashing anything should work. You can select backup and restore in cwm, then advanced restore, select your backup, then just select boot
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ButtonBoy:
Thank you so much. In my panic, I had forgotten that the adb monitor is still running in recovery mode. I took this time to put ADB on my new Win7 machine. (been using it on my Ubuntu for kernel builds and client coding)
[Defy General] Warwickeo:
Currently I use MIUI (1.11.11), but it has a few bugs like WLAN is not reconnecting. The speed isn't that good, but MIUI looks better than most roms ;)

I'm looking for a stable and fast ROM.

Perfect would be:

-Android 2.3 or higher

-NO big bugs

-720p recording enabled

-support for the bigger Defy+ battery

Any suggestions?
[Defy General] Chamelleon:
CM7 last stable?? Allredy stesting battery on it. No major bugs, stable and really fast, faster than MS2Gibger and stock 2.3.4. I had only one FC from yesterday when I installed it and it was Market when installed 62 apps at the same time. :-)

Sent from Defy+ CM7 (7.1.0-11)
[Defy General] MMarv:
CM7 is fast and stable. But does it support HD video capture? I have installed MS2ginger2.1. Supports many languages. It is fast enough I think and supports HD video capture. Moreover, the battery life is amazing. There are some posts about it...
[Defy General] Warwickeo:
Looks like CM7 is gonna get installed. 720p is not that important (just nice to have).

Does it support the bigger battery or does it get stuck at 83%~ and won't charge anymore? MIUI (whis is based on CM) has this bug.
[Defy General] Chamelleon:
720p maybe gonna be supported in next CM7's and You need to patch battery support but didn't tried it yet. I'm using 1500 from old Defy cause I didn't format 1700 yet and still testing this build and it's still connected to pc.
[Defy General] Vincss:
Hey !

I'm also looking for a smooth & stable rom.

I don't need the last features.

Currently, I'm using CM-10-20131030-NIGHTLY. Which doesn't crash and so, but it's not smooth.

I didn't install any widget, and I got battery drains.

Any recommendation ?
[Defy General] Defy_Duke:
Hi,

the OmniROM 4.4.2-20140202 is very smooth and stable.

Links are in the development thread.
[Defy General] Vincss:
Hi !

It's still under development it's it ? I'm a bit afraid of something that has not been tested and validated for a while.

I don't need the last version of Android. I just want something smooth and stable.
[Defy General] Defy_Duke:
The last Android 4.4.2 (kitkat) is the fastest Android version for the Defy.

That's why I also recommend the OmniROM version and not the CM11 version. OmniROM runs with me stable and very fast for 1 month. If you want to take it try not the latest version take the 20140202 version.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2614453

Download
[Defy General] Vincss:
Thanks for your suggestion.

As my phone (Nexus 5) will soon be back from repair, it didn't take the time to reinstall my phone.

But if I need to reinstall my defy, I will follow your advice.
[Defy General] wmiki75:
CM7 not faster than CM11?

What about White Rabbit 1.7.1 or Maniac?
[Defy General] ag.steel:
Been using this rom since yesterday, so far so good :)

UI seems a *little* bit laggy sometimes compared to the stock 2.3.6 GB rom, but so much more functionality in Omni.

What about battery life with Omni? Better than stock rom?
[Defy General] Mislav12:
Highly recommend SlimKat, anny build you like. I'm running two defy+ on it, one on 3.85 build, other on latest 4,both very stable, didn't notice anny bug,no random reboots, no lag, memory & bat. friendly, amazing look:p... thanks to TJKV and all contributors on this GREAT ROM.:good: Just try it!
[Defy General] jaman187:
Im using slimkat too its really good except the camera doesnt work for me when i use it my phone reboots :/
[Defy General] Stoku:
I'm on SlimKat build 4.0 since release and it's a great rom. Battery life is reliable and it's fast and stable. The camera works fine (720p etc).

Theres only issue with reboot to recovery, which can be easly fixed by replacing one apk (click).

And sometimes battery percentage is stuck at 99-100% (click).

My settings: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52086816&postcount=19

There was a great 3.6 build which was almost bugfree for me (at least it didn't need any fixes).
[Defy General] jaman187:
so am i the only one with the camera problem on slimkat?
[Defy General] Mislav12:
Have no issues with camera (did you set up Video Encoder to MPEG4?), just one or two reeboots in to recovery since i'm using SlimKat, but there is an easy fix like Stoku wrote. Yes, that little bug about battery percentage...:confused:

All in all - feel like my beloved Defy is reborn, fresh, fast, stable...feel like i have 3/4 of new phone:victory:

Again, thanks a lot to TJKV, thanks to all of you kind and good people for spending your time and sharing your knowledge with all of us! THANKS!:good:
[Defy General] ag.steel:
After a while of using this (Omnirom), the only slightly annoying bug I encountered was that the camera would stop working (regardless using the stock camera app or another one), after having taken lots of photos.

A simple reboot and the camera would work again :)
[Defy General] alerort:
So it's very like stock rom, my green lens defy always did that.

I'm now on CM11 and camera is (at least) as stable as stock, haven't had the camera stopped working..
[Defy General] ag.steel:
Good to know.

I have a green lens too.

Now running the latest homemade Omnirom build (omni-4.4.2-20140518-mb526-HOMEMADE.zip) from Struq's google drive.

I shall see if the same bug occurs.
[Defy General] sumeet_on_line:
I am using CM11 4th July build..camera is working fine with cyanogen camera app its very cool and simple.

Call wakeup delay is main issue in CM11.

And yes sometimes you may encounter Telephony Layer Problem.

But its the coolest rom till date for our Defy..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
Hey guys, so I have came to the conclusion that my tab is hard bricked (screen won't turn on, won't charge, and won't detect on the computer (not even apx mode).

Btw, if anyone else has the same problem but is able to get to apx mode when plugged in to your computer, your tab is most likey soft bricked.

Does anyone know of any methods to unbrick my tab, (hardbrick). I have heard of people using USB JIG for their galaxy s II, anything similar for tab 10.1?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sendan:
Have you held the power button for 10-ish seconds?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
Yes I have done that, nothing, I have tried all combinations of buttons still no luck
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sendan:
Did you try to power button thing when plugged into a wall? The battery could be dead. Otherwise yes, a USB Jig is the next option I would think.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
Yes I have tried that, in fact I opened it up to check the battery and its fine, it has voltage and is charged, yes USB Jig would be great, do you know if there is one for Galaxy Tab 10.1?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sendan:
I believe any of them work...although are you even getting anything to show up on your screen? If not I doubt it will do **** for you.

Edit: Right on the main page here it says:

"As long as there is something on the screen, the jig should work for you."
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
but the tab has a different port different from micro usb cables, and no I am not getting anything on the screen
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sendan:
You could probably pretty easily make your own jig, but as my edited post says that doesn't look like a promising route for a hardbrick.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
yes thats true, there is a wat to fix the old galaxy tabs with JTAG, but I dont think that is available for the 10.1 yet
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jastop:
I had a similar problem when the tab first came out

The first tab I received got itself into a similar state. When I was escalated through the support chain somehow I got to a tech rep who actually seemed to know what they were doing. He told me what they do when they get these tabs is open them up and force the tab to zero charge, clear the memory, and the tab will reboot to the recovery. He also told me there wasn't an easy way for users to do this. If that's where you are you probable have to return your tab for repair or replacement. sorry.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nmalready:
How did it happen? What happened before the brick?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
I'm not sure, it was working fine, it just stopped working randomly, I believe this was due to the update that caused a lot of TABs to experience the same problem
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
Oh I already took it apart and removed the battery and put it back in, still no luck, the battery seems fine though, do you know how I can clear the memory once it is opened?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nmalready:
I would say it's toast :(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
That sucks, hopefully I can find some solution, the Galaxy Tab (not 10.1) has a solution for hard bricks now, using JTAG, I guess that may be the only option, to wait until JTAG gets the appropriate files
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxy77:
Does anyone know of anyone who would know how to fix this issue?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hand76:
Maybe a stupid question but when you do a nandroid restore of a rom that you already calibrated the battery stats on (before you backed up) you should also wipe the battery stats beforehand right?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmlusco:
The battery stats are stored in /data/system. So yes they are backed up in a nandroid. However when you restore a nandroid you should wipe everything in mounts and storage first, which includes the /data partition. Since the battery stats file is located on the data partition it is wiped by wiping /data.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] cheekrox:
Hey,

I installed NFS Shift and it force closes every time I try to run it. Is there any specific version for OMAP processors? Or it just wont run? =(
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dch921:
I have seen issues with it as well for me the screen is all messed up and then it crashes.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] opensourcefan:
Downloading the data package, will report back shortly.... if I remember, getting old.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] opensourcefan:
Definitely NOT working. That is one messed up game.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] cheekrox:
i think there is a specific version for OMAP. Coz even my friend's galaxy s2 refused to run it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] alephnaut:
it's not compatible with the razr

It's listed as incompatible with the razr (and the xoom). It worked on my old tablet (Toshiba thrive).
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leonard2010:
I read from this post (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1299134) that Visual Studio 2010 is required to create homebrew apps with native code on mango (check step 3). However, the Windows Phone SDK release note said SDK 7.1 contains Visual Studio 2010 Express. So if I install VS2008 SKU, is VS 2010 SKU still required?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leonard2010:
I know this post should go to dev forum, but I am not allowed to post there.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] hardeep:
CONFIRMED WORKING. TITANIUM BACKUP & OTHERS ALL RUNNING FINE...

Original thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1287205

Please find bellow an easy way to root the new Galaxy Tab 7 Plus P6200/P6210/SGH-T869 & Galaxy Tab 7.7 P800.

1. Download and install LATEST SAMSUNG KIES

2. Transfer the attached file root.zip to the EXTERNAL CARD on Galaxy Tab Plus

3. Turn off the Galaxy Tab Plus

4. Enter Recovery

- Hold Volume UP button + Power Button

- When TAB turns ON, RELEASE POWER BUTTON (Keep Holding Volume UP Button)

- Will Enter Recovery

5. Select install update from EXTERNAL Storage

6. Look for the file root.zip and select it with power button

7. When Finish, REBOOT

Additional

Go to MARKET and INSTALL SUPERUSER... Run this app and Update SU Binary

Go to MARKET and INSTALL BUSYBOX... Run this app and Install your chosen BusyBox version

Thank me and the original post if this works for you...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] perlmeister11:
CWM working?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] hardeep:
need to wait for the a kick-ass developer to do it... dont dare to try...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] perlmeister11:
Thanks! Any devs out there wanna help us out? ;-)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Tacodog:
I have CWM 4.0.1.5 installed and working on my GT-P6210. I've booted into recovery and made backups with no problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] perlmeister11:
Awesome, good news! Do you know if it will work on the p6200? Anyone have it working on tab plus 3g?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Tacodog:
Don't know, but see no reason why not. Same hardware except for the cell radio. I think when I installed ROM Manager, I selected the Samsung GalaxyS2 as the "phone" manager for CWM recovery (4.0.1.5). I've had no problems with it yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] perlmeister11:
Oh okay, thanks! Will try it out and report back...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] mobile88:
Got it working on my 3G/Wifi P6200 model ; just select SGS II in rom manager
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] perlmeister11:
Great! Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] hardeep:
Nice, can make a tutorial n screenshots, will add to the top
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] perlmeister11:
Root has been achieved but clockwork not recovering....shows unable to open cache and tab reboots....

Regular busy box would fc, so I had to use busy box installer....if that matters....
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] qzem:
Can any one please provide me *.ops file for P6200? I need it to flash new firmware trough odin.

cheers
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] hardeep:
Ops file?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] skeeterpro:
And does it restore a nandroid well?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] mike216:
will this work for tab 7.0 plus but my model says P6210,thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] perlmeister11:
Yes it will work, flash it ;-)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] kzoodroid:
This isn't working for me. When I press power and volume down buttons I get a screen that says:

Warning!! A custom OS can cause critical problems in tablet and installed applications. If you want to download a custon OS, press the volume up key. Otherwise, press the volume down key to cancel

If I continue to hold down the volume down key as the instructions to root says to do then nothing happens, the tablet does not go into recovery. If I let go of the button then re-press it the tablet just restarts.

My model number ias P6210 by the way if that matters.

Edit:

The way to get into recovery is to hold down the power and volume up buttons (not the volume down button as in the OP's instructions). I was able to get into recovery and install the root.zip file from the sdcard and then installed superuser and busybox from the market and I'm rooted. Confirmed using root explorer.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chamorudude:
does this method work on the t-mobile SGH-T869 model? I cant get into recovery mode when pressing volume down+power button.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] hardeep:
Sorry. My bad. Its volume UP
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Wingchundub:
Hi all,

I have brought 2 of these brand new 7.0's plus 150 a piece for my lads for xmas, yes i shop early, plus why buy the newer tab 2 lol.

I had issues with manual install of ics and eventually did update via usb cable.

Can someone confirm that MANUAL MODE is not DOWNLOAD MODE or RECOVERY MODE as when i press power and + button i get MANUAL mode.

This is confusing me as i am thinking i am doing something wrong.

Also will superoneclick root my tablets with updated ICS from samsung?

XBMC runs perfectly on them also.

Thank you

Pete:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] ronaldjanr13:
How did you update using usb?..and yes u can get to download by pressing power plus volume down amd just follow the instruction using the guidebon the first post
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Wingchundub:
So it is pressing power plus volume down not volume up?

I installed kies, Tablets connect to pc via usb cable.

Shows up after drivers installed and i checked for firmware update.

Would not work at first as it was stuck on connecting, but eventually it did.

Then i got the message saying about a new firmware.

Took approx 5 minutes and ics running.

Pete:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Wingchundub:
UPDATE FROM MY POST

I found exact way how to with the files miksu supplied in 2 links and now both my 6210's are rooted with ics official samsung.

Took 1 minute to do and here is exact how to for all other member's

Download these 2 files ( CWM.zip and root.zip ) and put them in your external SDCARD:

- Reboot to recovery by holding Volume Up then hold power till it reboots to recovery

- Choose apply update from external storage, using volume buttons to navigate.

- Choose CWM.zip and wait until CWM recovery appear.

The volume buttons don’t work for navigation at this moment so now use your fingers to scroll up and down and tap to execute.

- Choose install zip from sdcard.

- Choose zip from sdcard.

- Choose root.zip and scroll to Yes – Install root.zip.

- Once done, choose reboot system now.

Now it is rooted ans you will have Superuser on your tablet.

Can mods possibly put this as a separate how too to save others searching through many threads and enable them to doing this in less than 2 minutes as life is hard enough lol.

Best wishes
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] ronaldjanr13:
if you press volume up you it will get you to the recovery mode..when down to download mode
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] hafatih27:
so can someone confirm wether ics is rootable or not? if so, how to do that? i'm currently using p6200 and cant have root using the method shown on first page. thanks :D
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] miksumortti:
Yes, there is lot of info how to do it, and for example wingchundub's post just 2 posts up explains it.

Sent from my GT-P6210
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] hafatih27:
thanks man, i have found the similar way in another post. now working as root again :D
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] jarome1:
It stayed rooted

I was rooted before the ICS upgrade. The upgrade applied itself, and I was still rooted. I was amazed.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] kenshinio:
Hi guys.

I need some technical help here. I have bought p6200 last week and rooted it.

But it seems something is wrong with my display - a stain appeared under the glass...

Since rooting a device voids the warranty is there something I can do to unroot my device? So the warranty won't be voided?

I've red that I have to delete some 3 files and then factory reset the device. Is that true/enough?

Please HELP! :)

UPDATE

I've followed the instructions on paxe 13 of this thread and removed the su, busybox and superuser files.

Didn't help. I still have a yellow triangle with "!" in recovery mode :(
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Wingchundub:
First, Install RootExplorer and launch it

Go to system/bin, do mount as r/w

Find SU file and delete it

Restart The device

Do At Your Own Risk :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] necrohades:
yellow triangle in download mode is normal.

what you dont want to see is a yellow triangle during boot up.

also, check in download mode if flashcount=0. it means you are all good :)

---------- Post added at 09:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:09 PM ----------

by the way, did any one found a way to root the new asian firmware?

i'm using (PDA) P6200DXLPB	(CSC) P6200OLBLP8, Philippines (Globe), and the old method of using temp CWM then applying root.zip doesnt work for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] ronaldjanr13:
Have tried flashing it again then wipe then cwm.zip and root.zip?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] :
P6200

It worked fine here. Although for some reason SuperSU didn't work, but SuperUser did, so it's fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] necrohades:
Did you flashed root.zip using temporary CWM then installed SuperUser?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] :
I flashed it (root.zip) through the stock recovery, then installed SU, BusyBox and CWM (in that order).

Anyways, as I said earlier; the device is now rooted with no problems (so far).
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] necrohades:
Strange. I flashes the root.zip using tempo cwm, binary got installed in /system/bin buy incorrect permission, and root access still. SuperSU did not get installed. Tried to install from market, but didn't work

edit:

ive downloaded root.zip and cwn from another thread in the general section, and rooted my tab. I suppose the one we got one this thread needs to be updated.

Source: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1786775
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] seking:
didn't work for me

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[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Wingchundub:
Good morning everyone,

Are there any newer rom's available for these tablets i.e. the plus model.

I have been away for a while and wanted to keep up.

Best wishes

Pete :)