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[T-Mobile LG G2x] lilaliend:
Woke up to the phones alarm this morning. Still working just fine. Perhaps the LED notifications were exactly it. Officially hooked on MIUI.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lilaliend:
Was having an issue using my own mp3s for ringtone/notifications. When I set them, it just flat out didn't sound. Checked the individual volumes, all good. When I changed it to one of the system sounds it worked fine though.

Finally converted a few to ogg and used es browser to copy them to the system>audio>ringtone/notification directories and they work fine that way.

Very very minor. Everything else, still workin' perfectly.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] overground:
I wouldn't place too much faith in it for alarm purposes. I've been setting a backup alarm on my tablet, just to be sure.

Yesterday = Alarm sounded but somehow system time was late by 20 min.

Today = Phone off when my tablet alarm sounded.

Going to experiment with Faux's DS47sv kernel tonight.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Kianopass:
Yeah I thought I was the only one, after I make my ringtone with ringdroid I have to set my ringtone through ringdroid cause if I to it through settings it won't play o_O

HOTLANTA, even though its cold ;-)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] capncybo:
There's a difference between a program sitting dormant in RAM & a program actively using CPU cycles. I've been using LG 2X/BLACK/ NOTIFICATIONS & almost always get over a day on battery, depending on my use of the phone.

And by the follow up post...

It seems his phone made it through the night.

A program of this type has to run in the background.

Consider it a (service)

No pun intended ;-)

EDIT: By default whenever you touch the screen the LED's turn on FULL BRIGHT...

With the program you can set them to turn on at the LOWEST LEVEL... surely this will assist in saving some battery power.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lilaliend:
Either way, before using the LED G2X I noticed the LEDs where flashing and going off all the dern time while sitting at my desk. After turning it off in the system settings and loading the other app they worked much better.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] fcisco13:
If u set the color to any other than green they will flash, if u set them to green (default) they will stay lit but very dimm when u get notification, wich is better battery wise.

NVIDIA NEVER AGAIN!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] dEris:
other MIUI roms I try always has at least one thing that doesn't work or bugs me. This ROM, works 100% for me. Thanks!!

LG G2x ─ MIUI (WajkIUI)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] capncybo:
Really, cool tip... I'll have to look into this.

Perhaps the ROM should be modified to only have the DEFAULT (Green)

& not have it be accessible via hidden menu.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lilaliend:
I definitely never changed the color. By flashing, even if I set notifications to "once", the led would repeatedly go off, very frequently, till I checked whatever it was.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] erupe:
Is there any special way to activate "skip track by long press volume up" ? Doesn't work for me.

Otherwise great ROM! Great battery life, very responsive, big fan of Wajk's work.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] solidsnake:
Please help me here!

I have tried flashing Trinity, Faux both kernels on this rom but failed. I wiped dalvik cache and cache, i tried it at least 10 times.... stuck on LG screen for ages!

I even tried modifying the kernel inside the rom to change the initlogo.rle to get the trinity splash screen off it (I have no huge problems with the trinity kernel except the reboot halt problem). I successfully modified boot.img and placed it in the rom and tried flashing it... same result stuck on the LG screen for 10-15 mins.

atleast let me know how i can flash the boot.img only (like fastboot in HTC phones) if there is a way... Thanks
[T-Mobile LG G2x] overground:
You're doing something wrong if you're getting bootloops flashing either kernel.

If you think your boot.img will work, remove the kernel folder from the root of the .zip, replace it with your boot.img, and place the correct wifi module (wireless.ko) in /system/lib/modules. Then try flashing the ROM again. Good luck.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shovelhead83:
Is there a way to change the touch screen sound?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] solidsnake:
Well thanks I will give it a shot!

I will get back with results.

Result:

Well tried flashing new GB kernel (trinity) no luck goes past the bootup screen but stuck on bootanimation (tried 3 times)

had success with faux 0.44.

putting the modified boot.img in the root of the rom didnt work, still stuck on the first LG logo.

I guess it is not compiled well, I used Azuzu's toold to decompile and comoile it again and logotool to change initlogo.rle and doublechecked again by extracting boot.img and ramdisk but still no luck, may be the partitions of windows messes up the boot.img when i extract it.

Is there any otherway to change the trinity splash screen?

thanks
[T-Mobile LG G2x] psychoace:
Have you wiped system? Sounds like your going to need to start fresh in order for it to work.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Overproof:
After running this for 3 days, real talk, best rom ever!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mackster248:
Are you talking about that clicking sounds every time you select something?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] solidsnake:
yeah I did, still no luck, as I mentioned I have recompiled the boot.img after decompressing it with azuzu's kitchen (or whatever the name is ) and edited the ramdisk and replaced my initlogo.rle and repacked... the boot.img is successfully compiled and can be read properly but I can't seem to flash it.

I read somewhere that windows messes up these files when extracted and repacked, maybe thats the case... please share if you have nay ideas.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] :
Problem with APN

Before I start, I have to say I integrated Toggle 2G/3G via Java into this Rom. (maybe this could be the problem or maybe not.)

When the Rom first starts, it asks for "radio"-permission (SU). When I accept my APN settings get lost (meaning no data service) and you can't even save/put in new ones. Restart doesn't help, nor does it fix anything. When I decline, it continues to work.

The same thing happens when you uninstall Sim Toolkit via Titanium Backup. Though restoring helps to undo the damage.

The first case seems only fixable via factory data reset. Made me reflash all over.

- My provider is O2 Germany, if that helps somewhat.

Any help appreciated for me to understand the problem or to know what I did wrong. Thanks in advance. :)

Edit: Besides that, great Rom so far. though I'm using faux kernel123 DS 0.4.8*. I'm new to MIUI.

*For testing the problem above I used the kernel that came with this Rom. Just sayin...
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jblah:
thank you for the rom. looks great! trying it out for the first time. this is my first miui rom. only problem i'm having is the wifi calling. it keeps telling me invalid sim for some reason. i've tried restarting several times it but still says invalid sim right off the bat. also i'm not able to change my theme...anyone else having this issue?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] overground:
You could probably just replace EffectTick.ogg and any other sounds you wish to change in /system/media/audio/ui

I'd PM lotherius and ask for help there, he successfully integrated this into his ROM.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lotherius:
Well, I can answer here... basically the problem is that you have to make sure you have all the correct APK's signed... if you miss a single one, then it can break because Android's security requires that all system APK files share a specific user ID. You *also* have to make sure not to re-sign certain Google specific APK's *or* anything that can update from the market.

The Java integrator (which I didn't use as it wasn't available when I first integrated Toggle2G) is supposed to figure out which APK files need to be resigned on its own. However, there is the distinct possibility that it missed something on MIUI.

I would recommend you go to the Toggle2G thread for support, but be sure to get a copy of your logcat first. It would be best to start the logcat as soon as the kernel splash screen loads on your device, and continue running it until after you've experienced any errors and closed any dialogues that may pop up. The easiest way as long as you have ADB installed is to type from the command line without quotes: "adb logcat > log.txt"
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shovelhead83:
Yes

overground edit: Did you see my reply above?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] dzson:
love this rom got 30 plus hours with the faux kernel

http://i.imgur.com/Dk4yi.jpg
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shovelhead83:
Just saw it. Ill give it a shot. Thank you Sir.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mackster248:
Yeah just replace the effect.ogg file. I have the Galaxy S effect ticker sound if you want it. If you don't know what it sounds like, here's a video. You can hear the ticker throughout the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OcpdCqUSic
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jumannie:
anyone know when 2.1.20 will be ready for our G2x ??
[T-Mobile LG G2x] LostInTheMuzik:
Is there anyway to prevent the screen of death it is it just a g2x thing? Cause its became very annoying, today it did that about 5 times

HOTLANTA, even though its cold ;-)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] LostInTheMuzik:
And my GPS hasn't been locking in at all lately

HOTLANTA, even though its cold ;-)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] setite:
EDIT: I have some new information. Check the following thread. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1439582

BELOW is the original Thread.

RETURN YOUR TF201!!!

I am. Granted I have not just the GPS issue, but BT/WiFi fail as well. But you guys know that ASUS released this device knowing full well that the GPS was not going to work and I can't imagine they didn't catch the BT issue prior to release too. The only way they missed the BT issue is if the BT issue is caused by whatever quick fix they used to solve the initial BT issues reported by a reviewer(s).

By acquiescing, you are telling ASUS and every other manufacturer that this behavior is okay. That when faced with a choice of scrapping a device in the manufacturing stage for a significant loss, or releasing it to the public and letting the cards fall where they may for less of a loss, that they should screw the consumer. Depending on the extent of the issues with the TF201, they would have had to replace the backs of all TF201s at the least, perhaps more. If everyone, or enough people return the device then you are sending a message that this is unacceptable. We Androids know that we aren't getting perfect Apple devices, but we don't accept such blatant insults. I am also going to be reporting this issue to the Better Business Bureau and I think you should as well. Their response to the GPS issue is nothing short of a case of bait and switch.

Without internal documents I can't truly prove that they intentionally sold a flawed TF201 with the intent to recover costs incurred before the problem was identified. But one of two things happened.

1. They caught the issue and upon determining it to be unfixable they released the device anyway to recoup whatever costs they could.

2. They are so stupid, which is possible because they released and ALL-ALUMINUM back in the first place, that their testing methods failed to catch the fact the GPS was so **** that even standing in the middle of a road with no obstructions it can take FOREVER to find your location. Until the fix to download GPS coordinates over WiFi, in a week of delivering pizzas the tablet never managed to figure out that Las Vegas wasn't Toronto.

I favor the first possibility because as bad as GPS is for me, I can't see it being possible that they didn't catch it.

For now I am back to my TF101 which works flawlessly for my uses.

EDIT: Now I've gotten my valid raging out of the way. I admit that were I only victim to the GPS issue, I would probably keep the tablet. But I still urge those of you keeping your tablets to file a report with the Better Business Bureau over ASUS' handling of the GPS issue. They advertised a feature and now they simply act as if it never happened and have offered nothing as recompense.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] magicpork:
cool post bro..but sorry I can't care less about the GPS and I love prime so no way I'll return it
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] setite:
You sir, are part of the problem. I don't care about GPS either. It's the principal of the matter and the precedent it sets. Your 500+ dollars is 500 reasons for ASUS and the next company that has a choice to release a knowingly broken device because people like you will just accept the lubed up rod they have for you.

I am giving ASUS a chance to send me a replacement unit. If they send me one and it doesn't have the BT/WiFi issue my faith will be restored and I will not report them to the BBB and any tech blog/news site that will listen to the story and read/post the correspondence between ASUS and myself. I like my TF101. I want ASUS to make this right
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] WasabiWa83:
What exactly does this have to do with the future of Android? I can see your point (sort of), but this is a technology issue and has nothing to do with Android. Companies, regardless of their operating system, have done this sort of thing for years. I'm not saying that it's right, but it has nothing to do with the future of Android or any other operating system. Yes, Asus probably should have held this product a little longer for more tests, but they did release the first quad-core device running ICS to the world. It has a few minor defects, but those are to be expected for the first run of products like this. I say, if you're so upset, do the only thing that you can do as a consumer...don't purchase the product. That tells the company that YOU are not happy with it. Posting in a forum like this saying that we need to return a device because you're not happy with it is kind of pointless. Just take it back and get something else.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] setite:
Yea in my rage I forgot to get to my central point. I refer to what these kind of events do to the future of Android. Imagine where the iPhone would be if the iPhone 3G had an identical issue. Imagine all those happy iPhone 2G users selling their iPhone, and going home with a shiny new iPhone 3G only to find out that the GPS didn't work and that they couldn't browse the internet if they were playing music to a set of BT headphones or to some BT setup routed through their home/car stereo. Then if Apple decided to say that it's a phone, not a personal navigation device. Then they announced a new phone 2 weeks later and just released the iPhone 3Gs with the problems solved.. 3 or 4 months later.

Apple would likely have not survived such a fiasco since Apple is built on the premise of things just working and of having a superior end to end service. I blame ASUS for this problem. But the masses, the ones who go to Best Buy and buy a random tablet, would return this and from then on they would think Android was a bad platform. They would likely never learn that it was just the particular device that is bad. These kinds of things can't be allowed to happen if Android is to remain a viable alternative. The issues with this tablet are not your regular first run issues. First run issues are usually few and minor. GPS is all but useless, and for me and many others bluetooth is also useless. Is ASUS going to throw up their hands in another few weeks and say that this is not a dedicated MP3 player and take bluetooth off the spec sheet? If ASUS doesn't find me a tablet with working bluetooth I will be returning it. The point is that if the rest of you just accept the GPS problem, and the BT problem if you have it just because you don't use those features you are going to have the problem with the next device and the next one, or similar ones.

Last. STOP CALLING THIS A FRIGGIN EARLY ADOPTER OR FIRST GEN DEVICE. This is the TF201. The 2 differentiates it from the TF101. This device brings changes to the TF101. It is not an entirely new device.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Angelusz:
My hands are itching to type "TL;DR", but unfortunately, I have in fact read all of the thread.

From where I'm sitting (Prime is in preorder, getting it this week), you're a frustrated user, venting your frustration the wrong way.

What did you expect when you created this topic? Did you think people would agree with you en-masse, and send their devices (which many people have been waiting a long time for) back straight away?

The reason I'm asking this question is that I think you didn't stop to think about it. If the product doesn't do what it's advertised to do, you're entitled to return it. If you feel you need to share your experience with the world, you can write a review. Be it to "protect" others, or simply express your outrage, a well written review gives everyone (you, others and the manufacturer) a chance to see your point more clearly.

Thus, I advise you to refrain from going on about this in here and write a comprehensive review, noting both the pro's and the cons. Then let other people decide what they do, instead of telling them what they should.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pandaball:
Instead of your iPhone 3G 'imagination', why not look at antennagate.... and as seen then, no one gave a damn (as seen by sales figures) even when it was a critical component, GSM being disrupted due to poor signal and even so Apple claimed that you were 'holding it wrong'. Asus has done no such thing, that imo already raises it far above Apple.

As for first-gen, I agree with the way Angelusz uses it because after all, this is the first Tegra 3 device, fullstop. There have to be kinks to be ironed out and all with a new SoC and there's no device before it using Tegra 3 so the usage is perfectly valid.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
No...........
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
However, if they 3 days after that released a iPhone 4F(ix) then everyone would..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ogar1978:
Unfortunantly many of us are unable to return our devices due to Retail return policies for tablets. I could get mine exchanged but that gets me nowhere.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Sokonomi:
They are getting mine back too.

I was willing to overlook GPS, but then Wifi turned sour and as a kick in the balls,

asus has announced a new tablet by advertising it as "an improved TF201".

Well Asus, funk that! You lost me!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mithent:
That we're bringing up Apple devices is interesting, considering that the TF201 has better Wi-Fi performance than the original Wi-Fi iPad according to tests by a user here - Apple, too, made a device with an aluminium back (and the little window doesn't seem to have made much of a difference). How's that iPad's GPS reception? Oh, Apple doesn't put them in Wi-Fi iPads at all. Of course, the original iPad benefited from not having a previous, plastic device to compare it to, but there were still a lot of complaints:

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9174858/Wi_Fi_issues_dominate_iPad_user_complaints

So Apple made the same decision as Asus, didn't even give the option of GPS, got a lot of complaints, and... the iPad was a massive success. Apple devices, eh?

I do think that it was a bad idea for Asus to announce the TF700T now though. It's going to affect sales of the current device. It would have been better to wait until the end of Q1.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nxp3:
I think this young man makes a great point. Some of you have no use for GPS, I understand, but some of us that spends 500 would like to get our money worth. That means things should work as advertise. It is a bait and switch really. I'm not pissed that Asus came out with a new tablet, I'm pissed that my tablet is compromised and they're not doing anything about it. I can't take mine back because they don't refund. If you let these company do that, they'll continue to do that next time. Rush to release a product and hope that they can update it later, or if they can't, release a new model and let the customers suffer. Also, the hardware and the OS are almost synonymous, if you got a bad device, people will perceive the OS as bad as well. I know this is going to turn many people to getting an ipad even.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Heerocon:
Now just as a devils advocate: is anyones gps COMPLETELY NON FUNCTIONING? I don't wanna hear weak, not good, sometimes, NON FUNCTIONING. If it is, you can get it replaced through RMA. Is it working at all? Then Asus didn't lie or make something up that wasn't true. I'm trying to think about this like a lawyer. Since the gps chip is functioning, it does get a signal and can handle most location acquisition tasks. I understand its not a Garmin but there was never a promise of this. GPS was a listed spec. It never made any claims as to its ability as a gps. This is where I see a problem with the Bait and Switch Argument.

Also, if everyones so damn smart here, then why didn't anyone think that the aluminum backing would have problems with signals? I think people are just a little mad maybe because they're so brilliant that overlooked something that everyone already knew would be a "problem"
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] btrcp2000:
In a week, my GPS has found exactly one satellite, promptly lost it and never did locate me. Left it in the car all day in a parking lot to see if it could sort itself out, all it did was drain the battery. Willing to look past it however, for the dock and battery life, and otherwise it was satisfactory (haven't tried BT/wifi yet, though, might be a deal killer)

Last night's ICS update gave me banding and market won't finish downloading anything, even post-wipe. Obviously fixable via software, but nonetheless the experience continues to fade. Plus, it's almost a doorstop while I have to sideload everything. Even my hacked-to-death Pandigital novel that I got at Kohls with some socks and 30% discount coupon is more stable than this.

There is no way that this product was conceived solely to make high schoolers pee themselves over frame rates on XDA. Businesses are going to begin equipping employees en masse with tablets of some sort, and thus far this was Android's best shot at heading off Apple, because it is a familiar form factor that Apple doesn't yet offer. I am in a role where I get to have some input on this issue for my Fortune 500 company, and I simply can't imagine showing this mess to the IT stakeholders like I had originally hoped. Keeping mine for now, but I see the OP's point of this being a strike against Android for enterprise, which is where the money has barely been tapped.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] theoilman:
this did happen with the iphone 4 and the botched antenna. apple just gave out free bumpers and they're doing fine
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clouds5:
Thx man :) finally someone who thinks. Was just about to suggest to the thread started to get an ipad. You wont get a better product but marketing makes you believe that everythings fine.

TF700T? I dont see why I should pay another 100-150$ to have some more pixels that i only see when i hold the device 1cm before my eye.

Also the plastic thing on top looks bad.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] HuskerWebhead:
blah blah blah blah "I'm miserable, so you should be miserable too."

If you're unhappy about how ASUS has handled the situation, then go ahead and go to the BBB...call ASUS....Call the retailer you bought it from. Complaining about it on a forum isn't going to do anything but allow you to vent. After that, it just turns into crying and whining. Sitting here day after day after day complaining about the same thing isn't going to fix a damn thing. If you're that upset about it....do something worthwhile about it.

Believe it or not, some people are not having BT/WiFi issues. I'm not. I really like my Prime....and frankly, I don't want to send it in just to wait for something else that may or may not be coming out in a couple months and may or may not be any better. Maybe they're rushing the next one out as well and it'll have it's own slew of problems. So please, stop telling me if I should be happy with my Prime or not and what I should do with it just because you are having problems.

It's not going to destroy Android. It's not going to hurt Android. If anything, It'll hurt ASUS.