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[HTC Rezound] fjl307:
This is the issue I'm referring to. Apologies for any confusion

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/htc-rezound-network-related-bootlooping-problem-now-has-a-fix/ using my HTC Rezound
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
lol yeah guys, that thread is stickied at the top of this forum :p

it's a pretty wide spread problem, it seems. basically, for some reason, the phone resets its network setting to WCDMA instead of LTE/CDMA Auto...and when a sim card is inserted, WCDMA DOES NOT PLAY WELL with sim cards, so it goes into an endless bootloop until you pull the back cover, get into the phone, and change those settings.

i tried doing this to a non-activated rezound at my store without a sim card today..it doesn't boot loop. the problem is the fact that we've got the sim cards in there, and wcdma doesn't work with them apparently
[HTC Rezound] demmo86rt:
The other common item is the user. Not trying to say anything... just sayin'
[HTC Rezound] fjl307:
I spoke with someone at Verizon and they said this is their issue...

Sent using my HTC Rezound
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] rodorr:
I've been watching the development of CM7 and CM9 for the Nook.

My question, is there a reason one would prefer CM7 over CM9? It looks as though the development of the CM9 software is somewhat more complete. I would like to install it as soon as it becomes available but if there are significant advantages to installing CM7, I might consider waiting. Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks,

rodorr
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Pete1612:
not every app is CM9 compatible, because it uses new kernel drivers. But CM9 is optimized for tablets and the UI looks way better ;)

SGH T-989
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] conundrum768:
Actually, the CM7 team is significantly further along in their development roadmap than the CM9 team is. They seem to have hit a significant speed bump with the Wi-Fi, though.

CM7:

CM9:

CM9 will be a better system to run when they are both released, as it optimized for tablets. But, the group working on CM7 are doing so because they wanted something to run while the CM9 team was working on their build -- believing that CM7 development would be quicker.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Pete1612:
The CM9 thread wasn't updated for a long tome. Now almost everything is working. Only Bluetooth, video acceleration, SOP (sleep of death) and the microphone doesn't work. Fatire posted a video on twitter yesterday where he shows what's working and what not

SGH T-989
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lavero.burgos:
I add 1, i add 1 i will prefer CM9 because once we have a stable CM9 ROM then we will be able to get MIUI support for our device too which is AWESOME! that is 1 word :D.

~ Veronica
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Kasdarack:
I don't ready understand why the CM7 team can't use the CM9 team's wifi solution. Do the kernels operate the hardware in fundamentally different ways?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] rodorr:
Thanks everyone for the great responses. It certainly helps in making my decision. I think I am going to wait until CM9 is finished for the Nook.

Thanks again.

rodorr
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] tselling:
I don't believe that Chainfire3D works with ICS.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] WRX1:
Ideally ICS/CM9, but at the end of the day, get me anything other than a hacked up stock rom that "kinda" works like a real android tablet. I am also not putting down the devs that got us a hacked up stock rom that kinda works like a android tablet, cuz I will still take that over the crap that b&n left us. It is all getting better by the day, and as each day passes we will have better roms and better rom options. I will jump on board for which ever one gets completed first and use both when they become available.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] angusj:
I'm interested in comparing battery life.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] roustabout:
For me, the preference will be a Gingerbread based OS rather than an HC or ICS based OS.

I have the Asus Transformer and find myself wishing I hadn't bought it. There are a few things it's good at but I much prefer the NT for everything but web browsing and even there the difference isn't huge. For web browsing, I prefer a computer to a tablet of any kind - the physical keyboard is just very helpful to me.

The advantage of Gingerbread for me is that it lets me continue to manage my library with Calibre, and library management is why I gave away the iPad I bought once I realized how impossible curation on it was.

The MTP interface on Honeycomb's abysmal, and from what I've seen ICS won't support direct direct access, either.

Once using parted to resize /data and /media to my interest turned out to be viable, the NT became a very nice device for me, and I'm finding myself using the Transformer very occasionally now.

My BN library's symlinked to the /media partition so I can use Calibre to manage sideloads as well as BN downloads. I'd love to trick it into downloading the non-enhanced magazines rather than the gynormous enhanced magazines, though, and I do wish market visibility was better than it is on the rooted tab.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] CapsLockKey:
If both were released tomorrow, CM7 is the better one in my opinion simply because it's a more polished product. CM9 is still in alpha phase and hasn't gotten several features implemented yet. Been trying out CM9 on my phone the last week and while it's working pretty well, it still has a little ways to go. If you don't want to deal with some bugs and missing features early on, I'd use CM7 until CM9 is more cooked.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] css771:
I would prefer CM9 but seeing that CM9 is still in development for the NT and since CM7 is at alpha, I'm just going to use CM7 for now. Just can't stand the limitations of the stock ROM. Looking forward to CM7!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] VirtualPirate:
I just wanted to say that CM7 and/or CM9 will be greatly appriciated by myself and others that like to use thier devices the way they want to. As far as the so called "hacked up rom" that some other developers have come out with, I greatly appriciate what they have done. I am writing this from my NT and have a "hacked up rom" installed, and I love it.

Thanks ro all devs.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] daedricgeek:
Hi y'all

CM7 beta is now up at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1481826&page=1 ....

Although I'm gonna go with CM9 as soon as it gets ready (kragoth like sit on edge)

I'm gonna try out CM7 ...

Wait a few days to see the reaction to CM9 and then decide ... CM9 has still not been 'completed' - feature or stability wise . But if the HW accel. of ICS is great I'll jump ship .
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andrew.80:
i have tried rooting the revolutionary way i have tried superoneclick, z4 root, gingerbreak,rootme and i cant get this evo rooted what do i do ?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sitlet:
must use htcdev unlock method. must search....
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intrlude:
With HBOOT 2.18, you can not root with any of those methods. You must unlock with the HTCDEV method.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21680991&postcount=1

You can also revert back, after doing the HTCDEV method, by using Captain_Throwback's method, found here.

http://themikmik.com/showthread.php...-18-HBOOT-with-HTCDev-com-No-More-Watermark!-

Good luck.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andrew.80:
when i get to a cmd promt it just keeps telling me access denied
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Captain_Throwback:
You don't need to follow my process to root your device. Just do the HTC unlock, and then you can flash a custom recovery to get root. If you have a specific issue with my process, please post your specific issue and all the steps you've taken, in that thread. I can't be everywhere at once, after all.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intrlude:
Are you opening the cmd prompt at the appropriate SDK folder?
[TouchPad Accessories] sanjsrik:
I lost my wall charger that came with my HP touchpad. The round plug thingie is what I'm looking for. Searching on Amazon brings up a number of items, for example:

http://www.amazon.com/HP-North-American-Charger-TouchPad/dp/B0055QYJJM/ref=dp_cp_ob_e_title_3

However, is there an alternative that works? I was able to use the Evo cable rather than the original HP sync/charge cable that came with the wall charger, but is there an alternative wall plug that works as well? Paying almost $28 for a charging cable seems a bit ridiculous.

Any help and advice would be most appreciated.

[[FOUND MY ANSWER]]

I found that Walmart was having a sale on the North American charger with the barrel wall connector for $11.99 and Meritline was having a sale for 6' long USB to micro-usb cables (pair for $4.99 no tax/shipping).

The listing on the Meritline page says that the cables are compatible with the Evo.

Given that the cable that comes with the HP barrel charger is pretty much monkey spit and fails within a month, I found a solution that works for less than $20.

Links are below:

Walmart HP Touchpad charger

http://www.walmart.com/ip/HP-TouchPad-Accessory-Travel-AC-Wall-Adapter-Charger/16641536

Meritline Cables (use this code MLCK222YNL1 for discount (cannot guarantee how long this code is good for, drops the price for a twin pack of the 6' cables from $10.99 to $4.99)

http://www.meritline.com/showproduc...e=6-feet-high-speed-micro-hdmi-cable-ethernet
[TouchPad Accessories] dmarchant:
Pretty much any USB charger will work, but most give a notification on the Touchpad screen indicating that they may not be charging. This is because the official charger is at the high end of both voltage and current capability. I charge from laptop, desktop and a variety of Blackberry chargers with no issue, but the available current will determine how long it takes to charge and whether it charges much while the screen is on. Go for a USB charger that gives you 2 Amps and you should be fine.
[TouchPad Accessories] sanjsrik:
Thank you for the advice. To be more specific, can you recommend any alternative charging cables/wall charger units specifically?
[TouchPad Accessories] spunker88:
Any brand name USB charger that gives off 2 amps should be fine. I tend to stay away from really cheap generic chargers. Any microUSB cable should be fine even a generic one if it has decent reviews. I worry about generic chargers since a poorly regulated one could send a voltage too high, but generic cables should be fine.
[TouchPad Accessories] dmarchant:
The chargers I am currently using, as well as the one that came with the TP, are the one that came with a Blackberry Playbook and the one from my HTC Desire HD.

The Blackberry charger gives an error on the screen that it may not charge the TP, but as it gives 2 amps, charges in pretty much the same time as the official unit.

The HTC again gives the warning and takes about twice as long to charge.
[TouchPad Accessories] cesar2010:
what about the nook color charger i know it higher amps might work as well
[TouchPad Accessories] adverbius:
I just tested the TP with a charger for the NC, and unfortunately, it still gives the same "may not charge" warning...
[TouchPad Accessories] pa49:
There is NO after market charger that will charge at full rate like the HP barrel charger!

At best they will trickle charge at a much lower rate and take considerably longer to charge.

The TP relies on precise signaling which it will only get from the OEM item or specially modded after market units or cables.

Do a google for further info ie webosnation.com forums.
[TouchPad Accessories] Izeltokatl:
I think your looking for a 5.1v charger, aka rapid charger. This is used by the iPad, and some android phones like the Motorola droid 3, razr and htc rezound.

I could be wrong though,I haven't gotten my touchpad yet.but I do own all said device above (except the razr) and they all use the faster charging technology.

Sent from my rezound.
[TouchPad Accessories] pa49:
They will not work at full rate!
[TouchPad Accessories] R1ptide:
No one else uses 5.2 volts

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S2
[TouchPad Accessories] nunjabusiness:
Don't believe all the hype about using ONLY the HP charger, there are many that do the job perfectly well. Too many people make these authoritarian statements and all they do is cause FUD.

At my office, I use the AC charger from my last Samsung phone (mythic) and it works IDENTICALLY to the OEM one. I have also used a Moto and and LG with NO PROBLEMS. I have no issues getting to fully charged in little time.

At home, my OEM cable is plugged into a high-power USB port (2.1A, I believe) and it has no problem charging from near zero to full as well. Front or top-mounted USB ports tend to be 500mA or less, but the rear ones (coming directly off the motherboard) tend to have a higher supply. I also use a non-HP USB cable occasionally and it works fine.

(I got my TP during the original fire-sale and have been charging it these ways ever since with ZERO ISSUES.)
[TouchPad Accessories] spunker88:
The small voltage difference is marginal and isn't going to matter, the internal hardware should be able to tolerate a few tenths of a volt difference. In fact, I tested my Motorola charger rated at 5.1v and the Touchpad charger rated at 5.2v on a multimeter. The Motorola charger was outputting 5.20v and the Touchpad charger 5.16v. Granted this is at no load, but switching transformers are regulated so they should supply rated voltage at any current draw equal to or less than rated. Also depending on how well the voltage is regulated there may still be a slight AC ripple that the device has to deal with.
[TouchPad Accessories] sirclesam:
Does anyone know the time difference between using the TP charger and a standard droid/blackberry charger? Also curious if the charges last the same. I know theoretically they should since the battery is full either way, but electricals can be tricksiy..
[TouchPad Accessories] pa49:
Its all down to the charge rate that the TP is able to draw.

2A which is theoretically possible from TP AC barrel charger would charge the 6A+ battery of the TP from flat to full in approximately 6.5 hours.

If the BB charger were able to have 500mA drawn by the TP then it would fully charge in approximately 26 hours.

The charges would be no different.
[TouchPad Accessories] stuart_f:
To convert any regular USB charger into a TouchPad charger you need to add 2 resistors as per the diagram attached.

The presence of the resistors will trigger the TouchPad to draw the full 2A from the charger rather than the trickle charge it does when they are not there.

Please do not modify a cheap charger that is only rated for 500mA as you will most likely overheat it and it could present a fire risk.
[TouchPad Accessories] pa49:
Just pointing out that you need to start with a charger that is rated at least 2Ah to start with.

You can't turn a low rated one into a high rated one.
[TouchPad Accessories] sanjsrik:
oh, for the love of gods. REALLY? I was just asking for a replacement cable. I don't want to reinvent the charging paradigm. I just need a simple recommendation for a cable. If a thread could be highjacked any further I don't know how it could be.

I appreciate all your "advice" but seriously, this is NOT what I was asking.
[TouchPad Accessories] DreamWiva:
Anyone know if I can get a similar cable in the UK? Kind of lost my TP cable, and I miss the flexibility the long cable gave me, it was so much easier to use on charge!
[TouchPad Accessories] mattmartin77:
well i know that my tbolt cable works. i have to use the tp adapter though. my tbolt adapter makes the touchpad say that the charger is incompatible.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chelsea888:
I really got frustrated with my CM7.1 defy.

The battery behavior very strange after I have done battery calibration.

My battery drain down from 60% left to 50% left in only 1 second, but meanwhile, the battery behave normal at other time.

Also, it is noticeable that, when I charge my battery, the battery jump from 87% to 100% in 1 second.

I have done the battery calibration in several ways which include wipe battery status in CWM Recovery, Using apps and deleting file from the system.

But the battery still behavior very strange.

After all these, I suspect my phone's battery have become somewhat fault or old, so I had replaced it with a new moto battery.

But the issue is still on.

If there is any solution, please tell me, I wish to deal with it without re-flashing my phone.

Here is a photo about the strange behavior with Battery Monitor Widget.

Sorry for my poor English and thanks everybody who came in this post.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Proda:
You can read my thread about similar issues with battery...

Hmmm...Now when u mention this, my problems started when I flashed CM7.1 for the 1st time.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1463951
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manoutch:
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[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wskelly:
Try switching to the "smartass" governor. You can do this from the bootmenu. When the phone is off, under the smartass governor, it should enter deep sleep immediately. Also check out the following apps:

CPUspy -- well tell you how much the phone spends in deep sleep

BetterBatteryStats -- will tell you which apps have wake lock
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Xechorizo:
I'd like to connect to servers on my phone such as SwiFTP or droidVNCserver. I can't ping either local nor public IP reported by the phone from any internet location, though the phone can ping itself and other sites.

I used ##3282# and my MSL to remove 4G proxy settings recommended for a speed boost, but DynDNS still tells me that I'm connecting from behind a proxy and that internet users likely won't be able to reach the phone.

Any hints? :confused:

Also, first post! :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] halifaxjesse:
Can someone please help me

? I was using cm7 rom then wanted to try miui.us rom so I falshed I, then I decided I liked cm7 I little better I want to flash it back but no matter what I try I can not get into 3e recovery?:confused::confused:?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
jesse,

try searching the miui thread and/or reading over the q/a thread.

this has been covered multiple times...known miui issue

gl
[Samsung Infuse 4G] halifaxjesse:
I will try that, thank you
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rkkaranrk:
Check the first post of the MIUI thread.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] NeoMustain:
As far as I can see MIUI.US does not have an Infuse ROM for MIUI. Which one did you flash :O
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
the galaxy s miui rom has been ported to the infuse independently.

op, any custom kernel on the forum eliminates 3e (stock) recovery. if you mean blue cwm then that's another story.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] halifaxjesse:
I would like to thank everyone for help, u all have been great and I have found what u was looking for!!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dubuntu:
My solution is odin3 the official rom and then root and 3e.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] quikshifter:
Hi Guys,

I am coming from an Epic 4g.

I picked up a white & black phone last night. White came with El29 pre-installed and black poped up system update. I ran it and i saw that it did update however the KERNAL and BUILD stayed on EK02. I know I can use Odin to update that however I am just wondering why would it not update everything?..

It also didn't update the TouchWiz because the green phone button is different on the two.

Second Q is that the black vs white display set to the same settings, the white is a notch brighter than the black, but if you set it to max the display is the same... Could that be because the kernals are different?

Thanks.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Dchibro:
Sounds like the update didn't install correctly, or at all.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Zoidpilot:
I believe the updates are randomly picked by serial numbers, the pushed to the corresponding phone. Could just be that it was the white ones time. Just wait a little while, the updates only recently started rolling out.

And about the brightness- Im no expert, but I remember reading somewhere here that you can tweak brightness settings from the kernel level. Calks Rom has been changed so that the lowest brightness can be turned even lower for example. Hope this makes sense.

Epic-ly tapped from my Galaxy S II
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ritmasz:
Hey could anyone one upload an apk of TouchOSC?

Cause I can't download it from market. [it's free so no warez?]

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: I think I posted in wrong forum? Can any mod move it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LP4E:
hi guys!I'm Italian(sorry for my bad english) and I need your help! Is it possible resurrect my galaxy s2 with unbrickable mod? i just try with jig but it doesn't work! Please help me!!! Thank you =)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hughfollett:
We need some further informations... What happened???

Sent from my Galaxy S II powered by CheckROM
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LP4E:
I flash a wrong pit (of galaxy s) and the device doesn't enter in download mode or recovery mode and doesn't connect to pc =(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
JTAG repair (search on here) = cheaper option, return to Samsung = more expensive option as you voided your warranty.

Up to you.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LP4E:
can the unbrickable resurrector (unbrickable mod) repair it? I'm italian and the jtag repair is so expensive for me =)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
No idea. Never used it. Try it & find out.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] painterceessie:
I bought sunday a galaxy s2,this one was hard bricked.

I send it to a service center and told him that I was on the software program kies.

And that the phone not going on again.

They told me that could happens sometimes.

Tommorow I can pick the phone up by the service center.

I let you known if the phone is good again.

I hope so,because I bought it for 100 euro:D

Let's hope.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] painterceessie:
As promised.

Today I picked up the phone at the service center.

They told me that it works again.:D

The lady told me not to flash a galaxy s rom anymore;)

They known everything what you have done with your phone.

So I get me a cheep galaxy s2.

I think they repair the phone always,because for them people is it also money,what they get from samsung.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paradoxxx:
Good one.

A little bit risky.

But nicely done.

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LP4E:
i saw that it's possible unbrick using UART (maybe): http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1313588
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simone201:
UART is completely blocked on I9100, only AT&T I777 has unlocked uart...anyway also UBMod for I777 is still WIP

So, for I9100 there isn't and there won't be any unbrickable mod...at least for now

With I9000 was sooo easy!! ;) ;)

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LP4E:
thank you for your reply. I saw this (uart mod gs2 of Adam Outler) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19z4FO6UqZA&list=UUMpqW1IPGv0g6rydrFQhMCA&index=3&feature=plcp
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simone201:
As you can see it shows UART only on I777 ;)

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LP4E:
=( but is there any method to unbrick it? not even uart jig?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LP4E:
at the end i sent it at the service centre =) thank you for all!!
[Nokia Lumia 800] luisillons:
In my case, after updating to new firmware and software my battery full capacity indicator has become sort of crazy (for the worst).

Before updating I got a solid 1390 mAh always. Now It depends on the day, but It never surpases the 1270 mAh. Barrier.

Today I´m getting a poor 1170 mAh.

Strange thing.

Anyone else experiencing this issue?