yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Sensation] Jonny:
Try removing the lib and image files then and only have the files in soundimage folder.

Or just upgrade to a sense 3.5/ ICS ROM
[HTC Sensation] fmedrano1977:
Flash EddyOS 1.73 rom.

Working great on my TMobile US Sensation.
[Epic 4G General] andrewt328:
Is there any way to back up and restore my messages, contacts, call log, etc. while switching from my epic to my nexus s?

thanks
[Epic 4G General] ÜBER™:
My backup pro will back up this to your sd card or to you account online

Sent From My Cyan Samurai
[Epic 4G General] Dave Lister:
Titanium Backup should be able to handle it.
[Epic 4G General] KennyG123:
I am sure there are free apps out there but this one syncs all of this onto your gmail and will allow you to download onto your nexus:

https://market.android.com/details?id=net.cpedia.backup2gmail&hl=en
[Epic 4G General] andrewt328:
awesome, thanks everyone. its been great having my epic all of the forum ppl have been very helpful
[Epic 4G General] mikel.canovas:
SMS backup+ works great
[Epic 4G General] paullueders223:
MyBackup works great, goSMS works too

Sent from my Epic with CyanogenMod 7.2
[Epic 4G General] Beezer80:
+1 on smsbackup.
[Epic 4G General] Speedin07si:
I use a app called Super Backup. It backups call logs, text messages, and contacts to your sd card. Then use titanium backup for my apps.

Sent from my 4G Cyanogen Epic.
[Epic 4G General] xTmDarren:
SMS Backup & Restore is good for backing up SMS for a single person/ or all.. it will also make it into a html file for your desktop..
[Epic 4G General] a454nova:
+1 on SMS Backup. Its the best for our phones. Another cool thing is that it stores eveything in that html file. You can pull it to your desktop and edit in text that never happen. Then restore it. Hehehe.
[Epic 4G General] gtuansdiamm:
I use my backup pro
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] titaempoy:
Good Day XDA,

Im on 2.3.6 XXJVU kernel 2.6.35.7-i9000XWJWI-CL78890stratosk@semaphore Build GalaxyDroid V6.0...My Only Question is Can i Apply this ROM? I will just w8 for any replys for the GO Signal..Thanks in Advance:D:)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsolhac:
Go for it! (:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] titaempoy:
is it ser? i will go for this ROM..and i will update you later :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerdog:
Here is a collection of helpful threads for the ASUS Transformer Prime.

ROOT

[ROOT] NachoRoot - Honeycomb

[TOOL][WIN][Updated 1.11.12]viperMOD PrimeTime v3 | Auto Root/Busybox/Unroot ICS/HC

[How To Video] How To Keep Your Root Before Updating! - Using OTA Root Keeper

[ROOT] TPSparkyRoot - ICS

[ROOT]Root Transformer Prime on ICS[Video Tutorial][1-Click Script for Win/Mac/Linux]

[GUIDE] How to prevent the OTA if you can root with RazorClaw

[ROOT] Mempodroid root - ICS including 9.4.2.11

[How To Video] Root Your Asus Transformer Prime

SYSTEM & KERNEL

[REF] ASUS TF201 - System Dump & Kernel Source Thread

[DUMP] Rooted system dump 8.8.3.29-20111202

ICS 9.4.2.11.1 - Deodexed System Dump (Full)

GENERAL GUIDES/INFO

[ADB/FB/APX Driver] Universal Naked Driver Beta 0.5

[GUIDE] ADB - Usage, Tips, Tricks and More!

[Guide] ICS OTA Solution to Yellow Triangle

[GUIDE] How to LINUX on Rooted TFP

Things to know about the Transformer Prime and TF700T before posting

How to Install Ubuntu on Transformer Prime!

Install Fedora on the ATP

[GUIDE] The DO's and DON'T's with your unlocked Prime

MODS & HACKS

[MOD]Remap TP US Dock keyboard layout map

[MOD] Updated HOST File (Need Root)

[MOD] ICS 4.0.3 Launcher2 page notification icons-Various styles-Requests welcome

[MOD][HOWTO] Adjust your hardware keyboard's default language

[**SOLVED**] 2.3.12 No more tether under ICS? ICS limits ad hoc network connections
[Dell Streak 7] TheManii:
-Reserved-
[Dell Streak 7] jydie:
WOW!! Great job getting the Streak 7 apart. :) I would love to see the guts of the S7 in person.

Now we just need to get you a S7 that is in read-only mode so that you can try to open it up and figure out how to reset it. I am pretty sure that the Streak 7 I sent to Dell for a reset was the same one they sent back... but I do not see any physical signs of it being opened. I still have a hunch that they had to open it because they could not fix the problem over the phone. They had to re-flash it... I am not sure if the flash was required, but it makes me wonder if they had to replace the entire motherboard or internal storage drive.

Do you see the internal storage drive? Is it soldered on, or could it easily be replaced? Also, do you see a cmos type battery that could be removed and reinserted... or a jumper to reset the bios? I am not sure if tablet motherboards are anything like desktop motherboards.
[Dell Streak 7] crockashat:
Thanks theManii

I appreciate this, I have seen the video in question - and yeah, the most important sequences for disassembly were not included.

I do have a question in relation to #1. after warming the end trim pieces were you able to use your "shim" around the majority of the perimeter, or did you just come in from the inside by the screen to work these trim pieces loose?

I look forward to the pictures, it will make me a lot more comfortable in taking on the disassembly challenge, thanks again.
[Dell Streak 7] TheManii:
Everything but the modem card is soldered onto the board and the board itself has no jumpers.

I went from the outside as I had a xacto knife and was afraid of scratching the screen, I was pretty agressive with it since it was already scratched up. If you dont go very slowly you might end up discoluring the black plastic (though it's black on black and not hugely noticible)

I used the FCC internal photos to work off of when I did it:

3/4g internals

wifi internals
[Dell Streak 7] crockashat:
Originally Posted by TheManii>

I used the FCC internal photos to work off of when I did it:

3/4g internals

wifi internals

Thanks for the information, I will be attempting some surgery of the DS7 in the near future.

when I tried to open the links, they come up as:

You are not authorized to access this page.

not a big deal, I am mechanically inclined so I can figure out most things without too much destruction :-)
[Dell Streak 7] TheManii:
Hmm, that's odd, perhaps they dont like direct links to it

3/4g

wifi

it's the links labeled 'internal photo' on their respective pages
[Dell Streak 7] TheManii:
Rewrote the guide, it's nearly complete except the lack of pictures highlighting the various things. Placeholders have already been placed summerizing what they will be of
[Dell Streak 7] crockashat:
best diagrams/pics on the 3G/4G linked page

These links did work.

Actually both the internal and external photo PDFs have some useful information, and it appears that the more detailed information is in the link for the 3G/4G model.

Thanks again The Manii, appreciate all the helpful information, ROMs, etc.
[Dell Streak 7] jydie:
The FCC links work now! Thank you so much for fixing them. Those internal photos are very nice... still I would love to see one in person. I just love taking things apart to see whats inside... but I normally wait until they are dead or defective.

Looks like they use SanDisk for the internal storage... and it is indeed soldered to the board. :( So, I am not sure what they are doing when they "fix" Streak 7s stuck in read-only mode. Maybe they have to manually short out or complete a connection on the motherboard while re-flashing the internal storage?? Or... with the right equipment, could they actually remove the old flash drive and solder on a new one?

By the way, I like the redesigned layout for your guide. Thank you so, so much for taking the time to describe this process. I greatly appreciate it. :)
[Dell Streak 7] giveen:
Did you happen to take a close look at the camera to see a S/N or make/model?
[Dell Streak 7] TheManii:
I havnt looked at any of the part numbers, I'll make a list when I make the photos to finish the guide
[Dell Streak 7] TheManii:
Unfortunately looking at the internal photos again, it looks like virtually all the major chips are underneath the two RF shields or have their own RF shield.

Pretty much the only visible chips are the touchscreen controller, possibly the sim card interface chip and one of the lcd driver chips.

I'm not willing to cut/remove the RF shields as they seem pretty secure, so I'm not gonna be able to pull part numbers off them.

What I'm left with now is a device with:

Demolished dock connector

Cut Capacitive button cable

Missing Flap

Extensive cosmetic damage

Only the cut cable was during the dissassembly though, rest was as-is.

I'm gonna take the final disassembly photos tomorrow then put the whole thing in storage.
[Dell Streak 7] robertkmagill:
hmmm...

I wonder if you would be interested in selling that poor streak for parts :)

I just bought a unit with a cracked digitizer... :cool:
[Dell Streak 7] TheManii:
finally added images to guide, I will have to go back some time later and double check it's accuracy.

It's been long enough I dont really remember the screw locations underneath the bumpers.
[Dell Streak 7] DCoop:
Is the glass and screen one piece or will the gorilla glass come apart? I cracked the glass today and the screen itself isn't damaged at all. The unit works perfectly but has cracks on the glass.

Have you heard about sources for parts?

thanks in advance,

DC
[Dell Streak 7] TheManii:
The glass and lcd arnt bonded, there's an air gap.

I dont know about getting replacement parts, beyond the scope of the guide.
[Dell Streak 7] giveen:
can you see a maker/model of the lcd? also the battery.
[Dell Streak 7] DCoop:
Thanks for the guide, I'll use it when I find the glass to replace.
[Dell Streak 7] tlnlion:
this is awesome.

been looking for such a guide since long time.

thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mr Zulu:
This is my first tablet and I'm new to Android (always had Windows Mobile phones) so maybe this is common knowledge to Android users but I sure as hell can't find the answer via searching.

I finally bought a microSD card for my Prime but can't figure out how to use it efficiently. I can access it an copy files and folders to it via the File Manager so I know it works. However, I can't figure out how to make the camera save pictures and videos to it by default. After looking at that for a while I looked at my other apps and none of my programs seem to have an option to make use of the microSD card. Took me a while to figure out I can't even install programs to the SD card like I can with my Windows Mobile phone. I can deal with that last part though with 32 gigs on the internal card but if the only way to use the microSD card is to manually copy files over to it where those files are then inaccessible for all the apps so I have to manually copy them back over every time I need to use them, that's not acceptable.

What am I missing here? I can't believe this was intentionally designed this way. Is there some global setting that I'm missing to open things up?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Lock-N-Load:
I think most use the external card for music & vids and such that they carry over TO the tablet. I also noticed you cannot set apps to save there and I have an app that monitors apps when they install. & if they are SD compatible it alerts you.... it never works in this setup. No doubt you could - if rooted - move apps to SD card as I do this on my Droid all the time.

As for camera & vids no way to set SD as default.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] obelis:
Unless there been a change since honeycomb saving and running apps to sd is not native. Most people state that due to all the space the device comes with you don't need it since apk are so small. But I had 4 games take up 4.5 gb of space on my device so that rational does not float.

If you ever root your device there is app called gl to sd

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1328053

worked great on honycomb (waiting till i get home to use new root so have not tried on ICS yet) I moved all my games to SD and they ran fine .. games like shadow Gun GTA III DeadSpace Backstab 9mm.

Just my two cents if there is way for using the sd card natively in ICS I also wold love to know.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Lock-N-Load:
On my measly 512mb OG Droid I have 110 apps on the SD card. Ahhhh thank God root.

For this 32gb beast I decided to forgo SD card apps as it does slow the app down (has to r/w from slower card) and Widgets can bust.

It is lame though that we cannot set cameras & vids to auto save but again you'd get a performance hit to a small degree.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TalynOne:
The situation was worse before Honeycomb, in Gingerbread you could have a 16GB phone but the way it was partitioned only 1GB to 2GB was considered "internal memory" for app installation space/data while the rest was partitioned into a virtual "sdcard" folder that you needed things like App2SD to move over to that parition space (and not even fully, portions of app/data/cache would stay in the internal memory space). With HoneyComb/ICS the full 32GB or 64GB storage space is visible and useable between the internal/sdcard mounts. I got the 64GB Prime so I wouldn't have to worry about app install space any more since I like to load hundreds of apps/games. I also have a 64GB microSDHC card which I use to store a bunch of videos/music.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mr Zulu:
Thanks for the reply guys. Surprised that Android is built to limit itself like that. Really though, 32 gigs is a lot of space for the apps themselves. If it was just a matter of having to install the apps on the internal card, I wouldn't even bother cause I know with my use I'd never approach the limit if that was the only limitation.

However, not being able to save data used by the apps to external SD card is an issue as I see it. Will probably get around to rooting my Prime just so I can move some of the apps to the external SD card so they'll, hopefully, save and use the data there to keep my internal card free. I have a few aviation chart based apps that will be taking up quite a bit of space. I don't think it will max it out on their own but I like having plenty of extra space.

Not being able to save the video and pics from the camera directly to the external card is a bit ridiculous though. Perhaps a developer can fix that? In the mean time, I've thought of a work around that, while not perfect, will work for me I think in regards to keeping the camera videos and pics from clogging up my internal drive. I've installed an app called SyncMe that syncs via wifi network to my computer. I'll set it automatically to move all the camera data from my internal card to my computer and then I'll have another event that syncs the files on my computer to my tablet external SD card. The effect will be a daily transfer of all my camera activity to my external SD card while also making them available on my computer until I have time to sort through them.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slugbug2010:
Yea, once you play around with it a bit you'll find what works best for you. Some apps wont install on the external sd card and a lot of apps behave better when install on internal memory. Apps to SD is great for some but not all apps. Now separating the data from the apps that are internal to the external ? I'm not sure how well that will work.

Oh wait. I just re-read what you wrote. Yes - you can save the data to the external sd card and you will want to. There are lots of apps that do that, our Primes came with a backup app that will allow you to select apps to backup and/or apps with data. Sometimes you only want to restore apps and not data.

Your work around for storing pictures and video to external sd sounds like it will work well. 32gb is a lot of space. It's also really easy to use the File Manager to copy them over. I can't speak for everyone, but I'm guessing a lot of us here, especially if we rooted our phones, have grown accustom to setting schedules for apps to backup or data and for me - that includes things like pictures. Some of these backups will sync to a cloud so the data/pictures are safe and wont get lost. With 32gb I'm not concerned about space.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mr Zulu:
I wasn't really concerned about space that much until I recorded some video of my son's basketball game. Just over 6 min and the video was well over 800mb.

I could see that adding up real quick if I didn't stay on top of it and I know I won't without some 'auto' help. Got concerned that I might clog up my internal card with personal stuff that would inhibit my work stuff, which is what this is was for in the first place.

Haven't looked at the backup utility yet but every other app I've tried, I can't see a selectable option for getting choosing where to save and access data. Well, except for the SyncMe and File Manager I already mentioned. Oh, and I noticed that the gallery can see the photos and videos I moved to the external card so that's good.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mr Zulu:
Well, I found another reason to not like the microSD card option but this time, it's directly related to the Prime rather than a generic Android problem.

Took my prime out for work. First full day with hotel stay since buying the microSD card. By the time I get back to the hotel to settle in for the night, I notice the microSD card is missing. WTH!!!

Now, there wasn't anything on it that I don't have on the computer at home BUT, that card wasn't cheap. If it comes out of that slot so easy as to be gone after my first full day away from home with the Prime, I can't trust it at all.

First question, is there an easily accecible log file that would show when the card was unmounted? If so, that might narrow down where to look for it. Might actually be able to find it if I know when it came out.

Second question, does anyone know if the SD card slot on the dock is more secure? I would really like more space but I'm not paying for another microSD card. :(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] HiTech126:
To answer one of your questions, the dock SD card is much more secure, it does not stick out of the dock at all unlike the Micro SD in the tablet
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slugbug2010:
I would definitely recommend you have at least a sleeve for your Prime. That will help with the microSD not popping out, too. I have been carrying mine with me for weeks and haven't had mine pop out at all. No, I'm not aware of a way to find out when it was unmounted.

And yes - the dock has a SD card reader, so it's bigger and it will insert flush as opposed to sticking out a little due to the beveled design of the sides of the Prime. And with the usb port......well it's limitless really - maybe not to carry for every outing, but at home it's so easy to contect to the external hard drive and transfer movies and pictures that way. I really like the dock. Also, the prices of microSD cards have come waaaaay down. Sandisk, class 6, 16gb, $20.

"Haven't looked at the backup utility yet but every other app I've tried, I can't see a selectable option for getting choosing where to save and access data. Well, except for the SyncMe and File Manager I already mentioned. Oh, and I noticed that the gallery can see the photos and videos I moved to the external card so that's good."

The built in app backup does save your data to either or both places. This is data from your apps. Not things like downloads or pictures. It saves your apps too but you don't really have to do that since as soon as you sign into the market your apps are there. I have 2 other 3rd party apps that do the same thing with more features (schedules, bookmarks, etc)

Yep - the gallery and video player are going to find the pictures and videos/movies that you put on the removable sd card. The built in media player lets you tell it where to look for movies/videos. There really is plenty of room in the 32gb for most of your needs. Unless you root and start storing multiple weekly nandroid backups, you'll likely only need to manage your files when you "want to" - i.e. when you want to transfer pictures and videos on and off the Prime and/or when you back the Prime up. I have a 16gb $20 sandisk class 6 microsd that I've loaded up with 10 movies, but now I only have 4 gb left. I have over 80 3rd party apps installed to internal, that combined with the apps that came with it amount to only about 5gb, (plus misc pictures, videos, several hundred books, etc) and I still have 22 gb left. So I'm moving more movies to internal. I didn't get a 32gb tablet to leave a bunch of dead air :)

I have a TON of pictures and videos in my gallery. TONS. Thousands. But I've been using an android phone for several years so I'm synced with Google and the Cloud. Every picture I take with my phone or tablet is stored in the Cloud, private, available only to me unless I choose to make it public. I can access them anywhere from any computer within seconds of taking them. So they don't take up any space at all on any of my devices. Neither does my music anymore :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mr Zulu:
Yeah, the 32 gigs is good for my needs. Not for my wants. I justified buying this thing to carry aeronautical chart which takes up several gigabits of space. Quite a bit of space but not so much that it overwhelms the internal card. However, when using it for secondary tasks like an HD video recorder, that space get chewed up fast. MicroSD was my plan for stuff like that. Will have to rethink that now.

Was planning on getting a sleeve or a case once I had the tab and keyboard and could figure out exaclty what I wanted for it (just got the keyboard) but that card got lost way too easy. Not buying another one even with the sleeve/case.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mr Zulu:
Well, the card showed up. Well, more accurately, it was sitting in a convenient place for me to stumble across it this morning.

Lucky for me for now.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] reflex99:
So today i got the dock for my TF201.

At first, the tablet wouldn't recognize the dock at all. So i let it charge a bit. Then it recognized the dock (notification tray icon saying that dock is connected), but it showed as 0% battery (weird), then it jumped up to 48%, and the cursor+keyboard worked fine.

I let it charge the rest of the way (both tablet and dock at 100%), and unplugged it and went to the other room. (not on AC power) Once again, the dock wasn't even recognized. So i rebooted, and now it was recognized again, but again reporting 0% battery, and neither the keyboard nor touchpad were responding. So I let it sit again (not on AC), and now it says dock battery is at 100%, although the touchpad, and keyboard still do not work.

Is my dock just defective, or is there something I should know?

(stock ICS, not-rooted)

if wrong section, i am sorry, i'm new here.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dee32181:
Check the connection to the dock...it is a tight fit and its easy to not push it all the way in.....look at the release mechanism it should be set all the way to the right.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hyperlite1604:
I too have had some intermittent issues with the dock. Mine usually occur after it has been asleep for a period of time. I will have to pull it apart up to two or three times to get it to work again. Mine is always recognized but the touchpad and keyboard will not respond. I am thinking about sending it back to Amazon for a new one. I am trying to deal with it as long as I can though since they do not have any in stock at the moment.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] reflex99:
yea, now that i have done a full 8 hour charge (RTM actually worked for once o_O) it seems to be working fine, but that sounds like exactly what i was having.

Now the battery seems a bit off, but that is probably just my imagination at this point.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] reflex99:
seems to be working 100% fine now. Strange, kinda just let it charge, and now it works...