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[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
mines running fine, but i did have to reset my skin back to blue sky...and i think my battery might be worse after the OTA..not too sure yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thes3raph1m:
first, i did search, second, i need personalised help due to the specific nature of the failure.

that out of the way

-{edit}-

android transformer tf101 b70 (i think the dock is b70) must be sbkv1 due to certain things working, but i peeled stickers off

prime vanilla 2.1

latest roach kernel for prime

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i installed chroot ubuntu over prime, worked fine, got in with vnc was happy, closed ubuntu, wifi disconnected in android, wont connect, sticks on obtaining ip address

with more than one wifi network, so its not just one networks dhcp being borked, its all of them

it authenticates, and then sticks changing security type, does not help, changing to open does not help,

i tried setting reserved ip in router, no effect, router allocates ip to device, device is seen in router, device does not acknowledge ip allocation.

i have tried android terminal to check if ubuntu is the problem, it force closes on boot, have updated with sideloaded apk, still force closes, root explorer also crashes, blank screen and force closes

es file explorer, cannot find contents of /data/ reports it as empty so cannot delete dhcp cache.

have done settings > privacy > factory

no effect

have done CWM wipe cache and data

no effect.

will try re-flashing prime via adb after work (10:30pm GMT today) unless someone else has other suggestions, also will try going into ubuntu via ssh, as wifi was working within ubuntu, i think i may have exited ubuntu wrong once (was having difficulty with lxde and tightvnc) so will check that but beyond that im stuck.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thes3raph1m:
ok i see no one else had any ideas, no matter, anywho, i formatted /system /data /cache /staging and then reinstalled prime from the recovery console,

works, so, if you do this, problem fixorred.

will probably reinstall ubuntu again and see if it causes this problem, if so i can fix but also can contact dev to get a fix for chroot
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Haro912:
I will never use this but thanks for working on it:-)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jazzerath:
I tried your method on the original US layout where I needed to change only few chars for additional Croatian ŠĐČĆŽ letters (brackets and so) but without success. I tried with and changed CZ, es_EN, en_US, and asusec.kml but result was always the same. There was no change no matter what I changed and what I choose for the kb layout or language. Frustrating. Do I need to use RU instead?

The only thing I managed to modify is the LOCK (or SLEEP) key to become DEL by modifying the asusec.kl file.

Where I'm going wrong here?

UPDATE: I was copying and pasting the error... Huh, so many hours because of one apostrophe.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] arrowthefirst:
по-моему, гораздо проще отнести док в мастерскую, где ему подкрасят кнопки как надо за 100-300 рублей...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] EugeneR:
Ну да, это проще, вот только надо долететь до ближайшей такой мастерской. Я в США
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] exiagn001:
Will try this

This is awsome. I'm going to try this out as soon as I get a chance. Thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cbensf:
Fix key for ю

Thanks a lot, just what I needed!

The ` / ~ keycodes were off by 0x10 giving ў / о instead of ю / Ю.

Corrected file attached.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] feleq:
Thank you very much! I'm Armenian, and if I get your method right, it is totally possible to take a useless language and make it Armenian just by changing everything key by key. I've been looking for such a solution for very long, thanks!

Just a quick question: will this method work also for TP Infinity or TF300?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] feleq:
Is this method also working for the latest JB 4.2 update? No changes in the relevant system files?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] feleq:
Hello. Can you please indicate which files are for the Asus virtual keyboard layout, and which ones are for the dock layout? I want to modify both.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] deankk:
How to use this in JB .In JB the format of layout is different
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Billbraun23:
installing on TF700

Thanks for your work on this as I also type in Russian alot and need the phonetic keyboard. I have a TF700, and yet I tried to follow your instructions though there is a different directory. I finished the instructions but cannot type in Russian. What steps do I need to take in order to have the keyboard type in phonetic Russian? Perhaps it is not working. Any tips for doing this on a TF700.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] EugeneR:
Guys,

I am sorry I do not have that ASUS TF201 anymore I just can't help you checking this matter.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arcsum68:
Silly, I know.

But I have been asked to test a Good Technologies service where I get corporate email on my android device. Rooted devices are not allow, but it's a short term test.

Can I remove root easily and change nothing else (no custom roms or anything) then re-root it when the test ends?

My main reasons to root were Titanium Backup and Tether. Somewhere down the road I would like to add the battery percentage and the option to reboot.

Also, can it be hidden?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arcsum68:
I think this will unroot it

fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-toro-primekk15.img

fastboot reboot-bootloader

can anone confirm?
[HTC Sensation] Akatosh:
OK here's the deal. I want to switch back to the stock rom, can somebody please find me a link I can't find mine, my radio is 11.19.3504.29_2. Thanks.
[HTC Sensation] k0zmic:
These? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1074559
[Motorola Droid X2] xMopx:
Hey guys,

How much battery life do you get on your X2?

I just installed CM7 and I'm down to 60% after 5 hours of LOW use :/. Could I need a new battery?
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
Are you doing anything with the settings of the CPU, such as setting minimum frequency, keeping both CPUs online at all time (this might be set via tweaking scripts)?

In fact, ARE you using any type of tweaking scripts (V6 Turbocharger, speedy, etc)?

I don't use any of them and my battery life is pretty good. I also have an extended battery as well, so that helps.
[Motorola Droid X2] phieta:
Let the ROM settle in. After two days you should get a better picture of what it's like. Don't forget to do a battery calibration. I haven't even done that yet and have been lucky enough to have great battery longevity. Can also look into managers like Juice Defender. There's also another app I have used in the past that can limit when an app can run. Like limit Facebook from always running in the background and syncing for data. Ithink it'd LGE or LBE security?
[Motorola Droid X2] jsgraphicart:
Are you using the beta and not the alpha? The alpha has a problem with running the CPU at a high percentage when it shouldn't, which cause the battery to suck.
[Motorola Droid X2] theredvendetta:
It is possible that you may need a new battery, but more likely is that the X2 simply has notoriously bad battery life. There are, however, things you can try to help. Go to your settings app, scroll down and click on "applications", and from there, open "running processes". Check out some of the processes. There may not be any, and if you see processes running for games or apps you haven't used in the last few minutes, it may mean that they are constantly running in the background. In that case, you may want to consider uninstalling. Try to use wifi over 3g wherever available. Screen brightness is a major battery killer, and as such, may want to keep it on the lowest setting; I've found it to be the most noticeable improvent in battery life. People are going to tell you to calibrate your battery, but I've done that many times on 2 X2s, never seen a difference. My friends and I agree its just a myth, but there's no reason not to try.

Honestly I don't know squat about batteries, but I remember hearing that the voltage of our batteries is 4.2 volts. If that's a measure of capacity like I think, you can try the app "battery left", which I believe has a voltage meter. If its less than that, maybe you should consider a replacement. Please don't take my word on this though, I can't confirm any of this to be true lol. Maybe someone else can offer their opinion on battery health.

This whole post probably seems like a big collection of thoughts. I'm tokin' right now, took me like 20 minutes to type this.

Hope I could help :)
[Motorola Droid X2] jsgraphicart:
To add to theredvendetta's comment, if you have your email set to check for messages, it can really have an effect on your battery. If you set it to never check, I'll bet you will see a difference.
[Motorola Droid X2] xMopx:
I have nothing of the sort extra installed (CM7 might of had this stuff, but I don't know).

I am using the Beta.

@theredvendetta: I installed the Battery Left widget, and when I go into details it's saying some interesting things.

I'm at 50% battery right now. For one, its saying my battery is at 3787 mV. 3.8 volts I would say considerably lower then the 4.3 it should be. My battery is only ~6 months old, but, for 4 of those months it sat unused, uncharged, and in my hot/cold car. I've only run it down a bit and charged it up 4 or 5 times this week since then.

It is reporting "battery health" as good, but idk.

Under "Accuracy" it's saying the charge reading is "Inaccurate" and the bar is totally red, indicating that the estimation of charge is very inaccurate.

Where can I calibrate the battery? I'll look around under Settings for now. EDIT: It's likely I was only around 60% charged or so when I installed the rom.

And as for background tasks, aside from the default stuff and my few widgets (not a heavy user of those) there's just Facebook+Words with Friends, Songbird, GO Keyboard. Not too terrible, I think.
[Motorola Droid X2] theredvendetta:
I probably should have said this to begin with, but when I was talking about the voltage, I meant 4.2 was the charge when at full charge. I can see I worded my original statement poorly, apologies. Try charging up to full, and then check battery left.

When it says "innacurate", its reffering to the battery percentage reading its giving you. When you have cycled the battery once or twice, it will tell you it is "accurate", and the bar Williams turn green. You may notice parts of the bar turn green while first using the app; this means its picking up readings for the percentage of battery you're on at the time. I mean if you're on 50%, it will soon turn green halfway through the bar. After you have completely cycled the battery once or twice, it will stay green and accurate until you reset it or uninstall.

To calibrate the battery, you have to enter Android recovery. I can't remember 100%, but I believe that you hold the up volume button while booting up the phone. It may be down, you can try both. Hold it until you see text pop up that I think says "fastboot". When you see this, let go of the volume button, and now hit volume down until you see text that says "android recovery". If you accidently cycle past it, keep clicking volume down, as the list loops. When you stop on android recovery, press the up volume key. After a few seconds you will see a new screen with an exclamation mark. Press the up and down keys at the same time. A list of options will now appear. Don't use any of them unless you know what you are doing. There should be an option called advanced or something similar. Cycle to it by using the volume keys, and hit the power button to select it. There will be an option to calibrate you battery in there. Itbwill take a few seconds, and after that, return to the main menu and reboot the phone.

Good lord that took me ages to type. There's no hope with dope kids.
[Motorola Droid X2] Stuckinabox:
I feel like a broken record, but again, battery calibration does not do anything. If there's a chance the meter is off, just charge until your battery's voltage levels off and use the battery fully before charging again.
[Motorola Droid X2] theredvendetta:
I agree with you. He asked and I answered. 'Sides, there's no harm in trying it, as there are no negative aspects to it.
[Motorola Droid X2] pacman377:
Im running cm7 and the only mod im running is the 8 touch points. I do have my screen set to the most dim setting thoough. My phone gets unplugged at 5:30 in the morning though out the day I'll talk send some text might play a few games and usually be on the internet about a hour or so. When I get off at 7pm my battery is usually anywhere from 75% to 69%. A few times it has gone 18 hours and only been down to 52%. Give it some time, CM7 has by far the best battery life that Ive seen for this phone.
[Motorola Droid X2] xMopx:
Yeah, after clearing the davlic cache and going through a few charge cycles, it seems to of improve greatly.
[Motorola Droid X2] Infantry667:
I'm running CM7 and my phone has been unplugged for 23.5 hours with medium usage including 72 minutes total voice call time and I'm currently sitting at 23%, hence my signature lol and this is a stock battery.

SBF'd from my tasty X2 MAXX
[Motorola Droid X2] Cheapxj:
give it a few days but cycle it hard, like don't plug it in until you're below 5%. I have the BH6X (1850mAh vs. 1600mAh) so it's not much of a jump in capacity... your voltage should start out right around 4.2v and drop to about 3.5 when it's close to dead. My phone sucks at telling me how much battery is left, it always has, I typically run this thing dead every day, but some days I'll have upwards of 40% left (voltage is still above 3.8v)

I honestly don't even pay attention to the percentage 'cause I can watch an entire episode of beavis and butthead in HD with the brightness all the way up using software rendering (more power consumption) when I'm below 10% and it won't shut off on me.

it takes me almost a solid two days to kill my battery and I've been on CM7 Beta for a week as of yesterday. at first my battery life was absolute crap, but it has improved... every time you wipe the dalvik it'll take a solid 2-3 days to rebuild it. that uses much more power.
[Motorola Droid X2] lgwhitlock:
I am prepping for CM7 now. With my mostly stock X2 using Juice Defender I am getting about 1.5 days between charges. When I charge I am about 20% or less on the battery and this is with mostly lite usage. I expect once I make the switch it could take up to a week for everything to level out as it will have to synchronize many things because it will be like having a new phone. When my X2 was new it took about a week to settle in and stop the random crashes. That was also about the time the battery improved from about 1 day between charges. I will write back in a week or two once I have my phone switched and stable.
[Motorola Droid X2] Stuckinabox:
I used juice defender for awhile but I realized I was really only using it to control data. I just keep a data toggle in the notifications bar. It's really not that much of a hassle to switch it off and it reconnects fast enough. Saves quite a bit of battery power. When I was doing that with my extended battery on liberty I could get about three days.
[Motorola Droid X2] andyw123:
I am actually impressed with my x2's batt life (although it is a brand new batter when I got the phone a few months ago). I used to have the HTC Desire, and it wasn't the greatest with battery life. My bone stock x2 didn't have the greatest batt life when I first got it, and still wasn't a whole lot better with cm7 installed. But now that I have installed miui on it, and screen brightness is about 70% constant, with wifi ALWAYS enabled. I am going on almost 24 hours now (maybe more??) and I am at 57% with little usage. I've used the phone maybe 2 times today for a total of about 10 minutes talk time, I have no 3g/data, other then wifi when I am at home, so I'm sure that has alot to do with it.

Another tip, that probably everyone already knows, and some people say it doesn't matter, but it seems to for me. ONLY charge your phone when it is less than 10% left, and then make sure it is charged for at least 6-8 hours before you unplug it. I know they say the newer batteries are not effected by this but my wife had the HTC Hero (worst android phone ever IMO), but she would charge it every chance she got, even if it was at 80%. Now, the phone is lucky to hold a charge for 5-6 hours with NO USAGE at all (except wifi always turned on). Granted the phone is older than dirt, and so is the battery, but still. My desire still holds a decent charge considering how old it is. I can get maybe 14-18 hours with no use on it (or very little use) with wifi always on (granted, the phone is bone dead after this time though).
[Motorola Droid X2] king..kranium:
I just altered the cm7 performance settings... back to normal. This combined with a custom juice defender ultimate profile has easily tripled my battery life..
[Motorola Droid X2] motcher41:
I get about 3hrs max but im what u would call a heavy user lol

Sent from my DROID X2 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk
[Motorola Droid X2] Ludikhris:
Yeah I've seen nothing come from battery calibration. I have problems with my meter some days draining really quick and some days just normal. If it's bothering my I'll do a reset and that will usually sync it up. I'll try the charged voltage level off and empty thing and see if that helps.

Thanks.
[Motorola Droid X2] grnsl2:
I'm with you, well maybe not quite that bad but, I need a charge in prob 6. Rare to get through an entire day on one charge.

I've tried b4 to not charge as often, but more times than not ill get it down to 20% and something important happens in life and I don't have the chance to charge it, so I'm shutting off data etc to get it to stretch.
[Motorola Droid X2] Pixelation:
Ditto, with motcher and quote. I get around 5 hours with ext battery, which IMO is poor, but id rather charge running cm all day over any other ROM.

I'm sure future updates will fix this, but look at it this way CM9DX2 is on its way :)

Dee Ex Two - See Em Seven
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wfussner:
i un rooted my phone before i read the thread in here. so how can i flash back to 4.54 or root 4.67?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Captain_Throwback:
You need to unlock your Bootloader using HTCDev.com, and then you can follow the link in my signature to unlock your NAND.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] DJTaurus:
I always disable data backgroudIn in all the Android phones i ve used.

With Neo V each time i open Android Market i get the following message "market needs background data to be enabled"..... any thoughts? Market wont open unless i enable Background data traffic -> account & Synch!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] kormatoes:
Yer that's correct for stock and most phones
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] DJTaurus:
It seems not.. i found this : http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/5343/android-cant-establish-a-reliable-data-connection-to-the-server/
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] IA-32e:
Have you tried installing a custom ROM\Kernel\Modem combo? It's not a magical fix but it definitely improved things quite a bit for me as far as signal strength and 3G reception goes.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] eman3316@optonline.net:
Wow, that is a lot of venting.....

First, I am sure it is not the phones fault but just your location. If you look at a map where my house is I should get really good service but there is a small section near me that just does not. I had no problem gettingan Airave for free from Sprint which is a total lifesaver.

Unfortunetly you need to have an internet connection to use it so based on what you wrote it really would not help you any. Only advice I would have is switch carriers because it is not an E4GT issue.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mrsato:
I got the AirRave too, worked like a charm, then decided to act as a DHCP server... killed the internet for everything, including my IP phone. Need to call them about that.

But what I wanted say about the OP's situation is that it was same here. Problem is my roof has aluminum foil in the insulation. If I just step out onto the porch or in the driveway I get very good reception... even 4G. I'm on the MoPho, but same deal. If you can step right outside your house, then you probably have a similar issue. Fix your internet and get the AirRave.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cds0699:
I can understand your frustration, I once had a similar issue with service in the home. I could literally step outside and be fine, but would be so in and out when I'm inside. As others have said, an Airave from Sprint would likely solve the issue.

What an Airave does is it is like a mini cell tower, inside your home. It grabs onto a Sprint signal, and basically amplifies it and provides a stronger signal throughout your house. However, in order to install an Airave, you need to have your home internet connection to hook it up. I installed mine along with our computers and home WiFi network. After doing that, everything has been great, I get good signal strength in the home, and when I leave it switches and I still get good service.

Sprint will provide you an Airave for free if you complain for a little bit, but you can do that once you get your home internet back up and running. Hope things improve.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] oscarthegrouch:
There are some cell sites that need to be looked at and checked out by service technicians. If you keep complaining to Sprint and telling them about your situation and that the cell site that covers your house needs to be checked out by a tech, then maybe they will eventually do something. There's a place in my city that I go bowling once a week and the cell site is painfully slow.

Like it was suggested, we don't know what software version you have or what version modem software you have. Flashing the phone and modem software to a more current version might help. Both virgin and boost are on Sprint's network.

The airrave that someone spoke of might help too. Someone posted how they got one for no cost.

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1407446
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TheHighlightGuy:
The best thing I can think of is, when you do get internet service, like mentioned above, get an Airave. In the meantime though, google Roam Control, it's an app that's no longer on the market but does exactly what it sounds like (assuming you have free roaming data, this would be a perfect solution). There was a post in the apps not too long ago talking about it if I'm not mistaken. Good luck!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Esoteric68:
I have an airrave I used about a year ago on Sprint but no longer have a need for if anyone is interested. You just have to call Sprint and have it added to your account.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ronny71:
Airwave best way to go ...its free and so is the service...But since then I rooted the phone I'm on Calks Rom 2.81 and the Gunslinger Kernel...Overclocked at 1.6...Runs like a charm...No dropped calls excellent 3G service...I can't be more pleased...But if you're not gonna root Sprints Customer Service will hook u up with the Airwave...6 bars and no LOS...You'll be happy with that 2...;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Android300ZX:
Airave isn't free but if she knows how to talk her way into getting one then she can get it for free. Just make sure you don't pay for it and stress the fact that you've been calling in multiple times with no resolve.

Hope it gets fixed soon.

**I'm laughing because had she been a guy the Trolls, Grammar Nazis & Flamers would have come out in full force**
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] eman3316@optonline.net:
I think anyone who writes that much in 1 post deserves some kind of pity...I think I skipped over every other sentence so I could make it to the end...

Really the bottom line is the issue here has nothing to do with the phone.