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[GT540 Optimus Android Development] xavwanted:
you can find this in /system/usr/keylayout/qwerty.kl
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] bataya:
Same here, error on every try. Try to enable bluetooth first but dont help.

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[GT540 Optimus Android Development] hash87:
Well, as far as i know removing "WAKE" won't disable power menu in the lockscreen. However it will prevent "POWER" button from waking up your device... or maybe thats what you want to do?
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] xavwanted:
What froyo rom work in wifi for you?
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] bataya:
On utopia wifi work on 1st run, pcf 2.2 give error but work on 2, 3 try. Mike 2.2 cm6 work if i enable bt first, like your v1.2 but after some time data connection go dead (wifi, 2g, 3g), onli reboot help.

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[GT540 Optimus Android Development] pjrg:
I use Utopia daily and wi-fi works great!
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] jo-the-ripper:
so i checked it today...but it doesn't work.

i've readed anything about the methode in the web.

i think the dev's have to look in this file:

https://sites.google.com/a/imnuts.net/android/disable-menu-unlock
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] xavwanted:
You can change the button for power.

For exemple you can use the camera button for turn off your phone.:rolleyes:
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] riku-dark:
wi-fi doesn't work yet :(..
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] jo-the-ripper:
can you show me the way to do this?

thanks

EDIT:

i checked the qwerty.kl and tried to disable all buttons. it worked for everyone. up on the end-call-button. so i changed to pcfighters CyanogenMod 7.2 v6 final. now i changed the end-call button to search-button in swift_keypad.kl. and it works!!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] RamenBooko:
Sorry if this has been discussed before! I searched and didn't come across a similar thread.

Just curious to see what people think and know about Samsung releasing a laptop dock akin to that which was released for the Motorola Atrix as well as the Asus Transformer attachment. I always thought it was a neat idea and with the horsepower commonly found in today's smart/super phones, I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often.

I'm sure most of you are familiar with the concept. If not, this is what it basically looks like:

Anyways, I'm asking because I see a lot of people on here that like to use their Notes as more than a phone; whether it's by connecting it to a TV/monitor via an MHL connector or plugging in extra USB accessories (mice, storage, etc).

What do you guys think? Will Samsung do something like this? Would you guys use it if it were available?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Viamonte:
No and No. Phones still don't have enough processing power to rpelace a laptop (trust me, i owned an Atrix and a lapdock for 6 months, using it daily), and very few people would buy an accessory to a phone that is already made to faciliate the use as "more than just a phone" in it's natural form factor.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] PurpleMelbourne:
OMG that is amazing. RedFly done properly. The Note already has both the power and resolution to run as a laptop. I for one would love it. I just bought a collapsable bluetooth keyboard to type better when I'm in a cafe :-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Kangal:
I'll just leave this here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NcHgSY3xYLo#!

BTW, we don't have enough processing power for phones to replace your laptop.

Nor do we have the battery technology to provide an acceptable use.

Nor do we have the software in place to handle these properly.

...in short this is possible with today's technology but VERY VERY quirky, and definitely not worth having.

2 years ago I drafted a proposal for accomplishing this task: To manufacture an Omnia (one do it all device) and my conclusion was for 2 modular devices.

1) Superphone/Smartphone which does most tasks:

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=951027#post951027

2) A tablet which converts into an Ultrabook:

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=921388post&p=921372

P.S. You can some of my ideas have made their way into actual devices today, such as the Dell Streak, XPlay, Lenovo Yoga, and ASUS Transformer.

(P.S. Those are the latest ones I've posted, they evolved from a long line of mock ups that dates back ~2years. I did update both a while ago but haven't posted up, if there is demand I'll post those up too)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] foxmeister:
Statements like this do amuse me!

Something like the Note has more power than laptops that were state of the art 7 years ago. People managed to use these for real work "back in the day".

The problem is that most of the productivity apps have become too heavy weight, and for 95% of users they probably only use a fraction of the functionality.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] PurpleMelbourne:
Windows is a big pile of poo that eats resources as its primary mission. Back when I was a student the uni had a 266MHz DEC Alpha that had 400 users on it at any time. It had a monster 4GB of hard drive space and 512MB RAM running DEC UNIX.

My Galaxy Note has similar power! My Commodore 64 had a lot less power and it was great for word processing. But unlike the Note, there was no way it could play 1080p video (with MHL adapter) to a monitor or play 3d games. We hold awesome computing power in our hands. Efficient code (c++ from NDK not Java from SDK) on this phone will kill the need for a laptop.

Android is Linux. And that means it's 5 times as fast as if it ran Windows. Five times is not an exageration. It really is slower than that.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Kangal:
In case you haven't noticed we are in 2012.

Times change and so does the needs of society.

Personal Computing has come a long way from 7 years ago, hell from 3 years ago if you know the industry.

Obviously you were nitpicking one comment of mine.

Yes, it can *be* a laptop and do tasks, but it would much less efficient than using an actual laptop, therefore (by definition) not upto the task!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] E_man5112:
My Asus Transformer runs like a laptop just fine. I doubt the note would be worse :p.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] speedofheat:
/smh

/reads again

/smh
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Ryanscool:
Exactly! Bigger screen attachment, then it could run the tab version of ics. Then, apps for tab mode that are better like quickoffice could be used. The tab version of ics (also sorta honeycomb) is a step closer to a full blown laptop, as they are starting to do toned down processes like "hardcore" word processing (that you can actually save in spots and move it ha apple). I know the note has no ics yet, but im talking for the future.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] PurpleMelbourne:
You can run Ubuntu Linux with MHL video adaptor for 1920 x 1080 video and bluetooth keyboard and mouse. You then have a windowing computer with Firefox, Open Office, VLC video and a few other things on screen at the same time.

I'm looking forward to trying it out when I can afford a 64GB SDHC card.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] foxmeister:
I think you will find I directly quoted an earlier poster, but either way adding to a discussion isn't nitpicking! So, obviously not!

Rather missed the point here didn't get you?

Yes, using a phone as a laptop would be less efficient, but take the Note and stick it in an Atrix style dock, and run a lightweight flavour of Linux, and it becomes much more efficient in that role. I wouldn't want to compile applications on it, but given most business users only tend to use laptops for document creation, email, and web browsing, what you would have is certainly up to that task.

The point is that the hardware is more than capable.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] RamenBooko:
Yea, I think you're spot on about the device being more than capable of running a lightweight Linux distro.

For me personally, I carry around my laptop right now for school purposes. Making diagrams, light photo editing, productivity suite (Office), etc. If I could just carry around something similar to the lapdock, that would be awesome.

I think there is a market for this since, as someone mentioned above, a lot of users need a laptop for very basic use (web, email, productivity). I'm surprised that Samsung hasn't attempted this yet for their awesome phone lineup.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Viamonte:
Then why don't you try using a computer with 7 year old software and tell me how your experience went?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] andjohn:
I am actually developing this exact thing right now. Stay tuned!

Sincerely,

John Andrus

livi design
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] andjohn:
Oh ya, and it'll be MHL compatible with 40 phones right from the get go.

Well, I was wondering when someone would force my hand lol. I look forward to sharing my device with you all. I'll have a contest to beta test it and give out several of em.

So I'm not really ready to announce anything, so can you guys keep it to xda? :p

John Andrus

livi design
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Kangal:
Something like that would be pretty neat.

openSUSE is my fav distro, rpm > deb. Which is why the delay, restraint and murder of MeeGo was one of the worst things of 2011.

I might be able to help once things get to beta (i really cant afford to brick the NOTE).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] foxmeister:
So.... how many people here are still running Windows XP? How many enterprises still use Windows XP as their primary client OS? (Hint - look here)

Virtually all enterprises still use XP and Office 2007, and I've seen a few that are still using Office 2003.

Now ask yourself - how old is Windows XP?

Whilst it has obviously been updated over the years, for the most part a PC that ran XP 7 years ago, could still run XP equally well today, even with the latest service packs applied and the user experience is practically unchanged.

In the server space, I'd be willing to bet that Windows Server 2003 installations outnumber later versions, and ditto SQL Server 2005.

In terms of hardware, my late 2010 model Macbook Air, which I use on almost a daily basis for real work has a Core 2 Duo CPU inside, which is an architecture that dates from 2006.

Software hasn't moved on as far as most people would like to think - Wirth's law still very much applies! :)

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Viamonte:
Not just windows, the version of office is usually 2003 or even older. The problem aren't those. Using a 7 yo SAP must be a nightmare with krueger, or internet explorer 6 (i can vouch for this one, it was the version i my office). But the hole goes deeper. The fact your Core 2 duo is from 2006 only serves to demonstrate old pcs were stll light years ahead of our Note. Try 2002 and then maybe we're equaling things.

Sent from my NotePhone
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] brycestejskal:
My Pentium 4c 2.4GHZ with Hyper threading runs XP SP3 perfectly well and is MORE than capable of doing everything I would be doing on the go. Asking why someone would want this kind of accessory for there Note is like asking why people by Netbooks or Tablets..... Jeeze. People sure seem to get a lot done with those on the go. My ancient computer described before easily outperforms any experience with a netbook i have had and id rather use a tablet than either... So this device makes sense... although I personally would rather just go get an Asus Transformer Prime myself....

But there is a reason Asus is developing the Padphone thing.... some people arnt savy enough or want to deal with the added time of a file transfering process that is neccesary with two devices.

P.S. Pardon the spelling mistakes. Had to type this up quick
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] PurpleMelbourne:
If you can make it work in portrait mode for browsing ebay as well as landscape for movies then that would be a "huge screen" bonus. Toshiba had a top end tablet laptop which did landscape and portrait.

Worth another $50 but not sure about another $100.

How many months away?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] edanfalls:
I think he was talking about a laptop dock rather than a linux distro for phones... :confused:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] foxmeister:
Again, you miss the point! Of course there will be things that you wouldn't want to do on a "Notetop", but that doesn't mean that it couldn't be used for some applications perfectly adequately, given the right software stack.

A Note running a lightweight Linux distro could easily run OpenOffice and a modern Chromium browser - that would suffice for probably 95% of enterprise users if they weren't so tied to Windows (which is a completely different issue).

The processing power *is* there!

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] decoyeb:
http://www.alimall.co.uk/mobile-poc...oth-keyboard-for-iphone-4-hardshell-case.html

i want one for the note but with possibilaty of backup batary
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] PurpleMelbourne:
A keyboard case would be pretty cool for sms :-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] decoyeb:
well why would you want to carry huge screen about the phone is big nuff as is and you can get pocket projectors for little money now
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] andjohn:
Possibly less then 6 months, but I'm waiting on factories etc. The portrait mode is interesting, I might have to look into that but it'd probably be on the second iteration. I'll be starting up a kickstarter most likely for it, so stay tuned. The kickstarter would probably speed it up to around 3 months instead...I'll make a new thread when I'm ready to shout it from the rooftops.

---------- Post added at 02:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:13 PM ----------

The reason I'm building a bigger one is for typing a lot of information and more comfortable viewing. I'm going to be using a very nice screen, and better audio too. Oh, ya and my device will have 15-25+ hours, and will charge the phone to full (in around 1 hour hopefully) while it's docked; so when you're done doing all of your reading/kijiji/craigslist/office docs, you will have a full battery. Imagine school with a 25 hour laptop with built in 3G...

Also, another thing to think about is RDPing into a server for more powerful processing. I do it now for Solidworks and it's amazing.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] foxmeister:
Pocket projectors aren't going to work too well on a plane or a train! ;)

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] PurpleMelbourne:
I've got a projector obsessed friend who keeps telling me how amazing it will be to watch a movie on a plane with the screen projected to most of the seat in front of you.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] foxmeister:
He might have a point on the day that:

a) All airlines standardise on plain white seat backs with no advertising on them (i.e. not going to happen).

b) The throw ratio for pico-projectors improves massively - most pico-projectors I've seen require nearly 2 feet of space in order to produce an image 12" across, which means it would have to be embedded in your chest in most planes! :)

IMO, projection technology on a plane makes pretty much no sense compared to the current crop of built-in LCD screens.

A far more likely technology would be a VR headset.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Viamonte:
I realize you are talking about limited computing, but have you tried those exact things with the Atrix? They said the power was there too. Trust me, it wasn't.

Perhaps quad cores phones will have an easier time with linux, but I don't think our Exynos can do it. God forbid trying that on AT&T version.

Sent from my NotePhone
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] foxmeister:
To be fair, Webtop was a *very* limited environment - it was rather pointless IMHO.

Full Ubuntu however, looks pretty good!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWORT8-jyoo&feature=related

Imagine a fully optimised version!

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Viamonte:
I wasn't talking about the standard webtop, that's crap. But the forums had mods to unlock the ubuntu and put chrome and openoffice in it. The problem is, performance sucked. Don't even get me started on 720p movies...

Sent from my NotePhone
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] deadlyheart4u:
I agree , we can't generate enough power with phones yet to replace notebooks, though for people using atoms and dual cores they still have an option to do most of the things on the note, but power users can't afford to loose the core 7 and dedicated vid graphics
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] foxmeister:
Which is why I said "imagine a fully optimised version"! ;)

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] foxmeister:
We were never talking about replacing a power users laptop, but potentially complementing one with some thing else!

A large proportion of what I do on day to day basis, I could achieve on the Note because I mostly need to VPN into a work network, and RDP to a variety of servers, upon which the real work occurs. However, most average users tend to need Office, Web and email, and that could be achieved on a "Notetop".

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] andjohn:
This is exactly what I'm talking about, also; think about possibly 30 hours of battery life! We're shooting for around 20, but also are going to make a battery slice that doubles it :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] RamenBooko:
Looks like this is becoming more of a reality. I guess the naysayers were wrong this time around. Or they just aren't right yet...

[YOUTUBE]gUXUjjg9qQ0[/YOUTUBE]

Context: Ubuntu for Android hands-on: a full Linux operating system when you dock your smartphone
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] andjohn:
Planning Support for this

Hey, I saw this too :) Pretty exciting. I'm planning support for this on my device when complete. I hopefully have something to show in a couple months.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Rayan:
I do believe the Note as Laptop is more than capable.

I still own and use a modified (Webtop2SD) Atrix 4G with a Lapdock which allows me to run a full Ubuntu (Gnome) environment to do pretty basic work stuff (Work, PowerPoint, Excel, GIMP, FTP, Web, etc) without any problems whatsoever!

Of course it wont do 3D Studio Max, Maya, Video post-production, but for that I have my Workstation!

So yes, I'm sure the Note will handle those tasks pretty well if not better than the Atrix thanks to it's superior horsepower!

Cheers!

Rayan
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] gent0r:
I have seen the video too, and thought instantly how cool it would be to do such things with my note.

I really like the idea and for a lot of applications the note will be powerfull enough.
[TouchPad General] hki_peter:
After upgrade to CM9, the GTA 3 not working any more:eek:.....sad !

I am not finish the game yet ! so sad !:(
[TouchPad General] dijonemon:
If GTA3 needed Chainfire 3d you'll need to reinstall the driver under CM9..
[TouchPad General] walidbang:
uninstall it, delete all files, install it, use chainfire 3d with qualcomm, download all files :) and boom it works
[TouchPad General] mansisingh:
mine works fine
[TouchPad General] hki_peter:
how can I backup the save game before delete the download file and re-install it !
[TouchPad General] Moon2:
Its working fine... a bit laggy, but same performance as before.
[TouchPad General] Adonis K.:
get a version of titanium backup that works on CM9, backup user data for the app. Uninstall the app, delete downloaded files, install app, redownload files, restore user data from Titanium.
[TouchPad General] hki_peter:
too late, I already uninstall the game and re-download the file, the game is working fine right now, but I need re-start the level again......**** ! I was on level 67. :(
[TouchPad General] _Motoki_:
It works fine for me just doing a reinstall. You shouldn't need to use Chainfire to fake a Qualcomm chip because it already has one by default.
[TouchPad General] cesar2010:
Hmm to be honest none of my games are really working except for Modern Combat all other give me an error saying "Unfortunately NAME... has stopped" any ideas?
[TouchPad General] SyncV2:
You should try reinstalling. GTA III didn't work for me until I reinstalled it.
[TouchPad General] Krunk_Kracker:
ROM Toolbox works on CM9 and it has a very good app manager in it. I use it to back up and restore my apps. It's easier than finding a version of TB that works.
[TouchPad General] nikos5800:
Chainefire 3d doesn't work on my HP touch pad cm9

What can i do?

And why so many application doesn't work with cm9?

I hope this change in the near feature
[TouchPad General] Krunk_Kracker:
........... It's an alpha...
[TouchPad General] hki_peter:
I have modify the build.prop, and make my Modern Combat III working on TP with CM9

ro.product.model=GT-I9100

ro.product.brand=samsung

I only make change on those two line at build.prop
[TouchPad General] walidbang:
dont do this again. if you want to keep your savegame, just a pick a file manager, go to sdcard/android/data/com.rockstar.gta3//files/gta3/ and copy the gta3sfxxxx.b files wherever you want

xxxx= some numbers :D

reinstall it, and put the files back there. and enjoy it
[TouchPad General] ssconceptz:
Everything works fine, you must uninstall some games and reinstall.

To run Gameloft Games edit your build.prop to say this:

ro.product.model=DROIDX

manufacturer=motorola
[TouchPad General] androidmonkey:
Does Chainfire 3D work with CM9? I would like to get Samurai II: Vengeance THD working.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChelseaLynn__:
Yes I am new to rooting droids, but I am not illiterate in this subject. However, I am pregnant, and over emotional and possibly losing my mind because I can't get my phone to work. (Sounds like a noob issue right?!)

I have a droid 2, latest update, blahblah.

I rooted it, no problem, got good instructions from here, downloaded ROM manager, and Bootstrap. I downloaded Liquid Dream ROM. Flashed Clockwork, and rebooted. ROM seemed to download onto the device fine, finished rebooting and now it plays the Liquid Dream animation on start up over and over. Currently I am in reboot mode but I am stuck, I don't know where to go from here (because I am a noob, I know). So I'm hope full that someone with a lot more knowledge on this can help me out, so I don't totally lose my mind. Thanks for your time future person who helps me! (I hope) :o
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidmarc:
did you wipe all the data/cache and davlik prior to installing a new rom. When ever changing roms, you need to clear out the old data.

go into fastboot, clear data/cache and under advance clear dalvik.

try that.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glevitan:
Well, something probably didn´t upload ok. So, what you have to do know is: make sure the .zip file in the sdcard is not corrupted. In order to make sure of that, you can try to download it again (you will need an sdcard reader). Then, when you have already the .zip file in the sdcard, boot into recovery. From boot loop the best way is to boot the phone pressing power + volumen down, then choose recovery from the hboot menu. Once you are in the CWM recovery menu, do a wipe data / factory reset. wipe cache partion and format system.

When that is done, you are able to flash the zip file from install .zip from sdcard choice. That should work and get your cell back to life.:D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spudrotten:
It might be Clockwork. There have been some issues with it. If none of the above suggestions work, try getting Amon Ra.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glevitan:
If ClockWorkMod does not work you can try flashing the 4EXT recovery...works smoothly at least in my Inspire 4G.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DirkTeur Velserbroncx:
It could be just my pc trying to fool me:mad: but i cant find the search button anymore:confused:

logged in at xda and searched trough sgsII threads but nowhere to be found

so is this just me or is anybody else missing the search function to.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbarol:
i think i saw an error message earlier saying that they were updating the search function. i dont have it either.