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[Xoom Themes and Apps] majdinj:
Here are what I think that it might help you:

1) Install the latest version of ICS team EOS with the latest Gapp (remember to wipe cache and dalvik cache before installing).

2) If the above step doesn't resolve the problem, then install the latest Asphalet 6 HD application from the following link LINK REMOVED. NO WAREZ!!!

I hope this might helped you...
[Xoom Themes and Apps] ravenhr:
It's not an issue related to Asphalt, but to EOS ICS ROM... Asphalt works fine to me, but some other apps are crashing.

Maybe afore mentioned procedure will work, but there are none that I've tried and worked for me....

There is something wrong with ROM itself, but, for now, that isn't biggest issue in the ROM, so there is no effort about it... For now - I bet that TeamEOS will figure out this problemand solve it...

Xoomed with my Motorola
[Xoom Themes and Apps] jgorgueira:
I installed the last EOS ICS ROM 20 at my MZ605 and the Asphalt 6 HD from mijdinj and it´s working fine.

Update your Xoom to the last one and have fun.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] MYYZTIK:
Dont blame the rom

Before you go blaming the rom I suggest you keep on top of things and always keep your from updated. I've install it and it works fine so it not the rom, if you were ruining 20 or what ever your way behind. I'm currently running 59 and all works very well and is a real snappy rom.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] tomsnunes:
I will try to update for the last rom and to download a new Asphalt 6.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] iBuzman:
It works fine on the latest mz601 rom for me :-). Good luck.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] keunhuvac:
I purchahed asphalt6 direct form gameloft wapstore (without create account) and it works fine on HC ROM, but after upgrade to ICS, its showed Not origin copy msg ^_^.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mypatpat:
Hi

I just unlocked my samsung focus using my developer account and attempted to enable internet sharing from addictivetips.com:

Sorry I can't post links yet, these were the instructions:

Requirements

1) As told earlier, you will need a developer unlocked Samsung Focus or Samsung Omnia 7.

2) Download this link.

Instructions

3) Deploy the file you downloaded in step 2 of Requirements to your phone. If you are not sure how that can be done, you can try our guide on deploying XAP files to WP7 devices.

4) Once the XAP is in your phone’s app list, go to the device’s dialer and input ##634#. This will install the Diagnostics menu app on your phone. (Here’s a complete guide on WP7 Diagnostics Menu).

5) Enter *#9908# in the Diagnostics menu.

6) This command will take you to a new menu. From here, choose System Tweaks.

Hit Save followed by Close.​

However, not only the internet sharing function doesn't work, I can no longer make calls. The phone can pickup the network (Rogers for me) but I cannot make calls or send text messages. The signal drops once in a while as well.

Any idea on how I can fix this?

Thanks,

Patrick
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mypatpat:
Forgot to mention. I've already tried rebooting, hard rest and formatting the phone.

Sim card works on another phone.

Also, I just tested 3G data and it's working. I just can't make calls or send/receive sms for some reason.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Have you tried using any of the connection repair tools? Most of the time the problem is that you lose your 3G connection, but they may well help if you lost your voice connection as well (which SMS also goes over, not data... it's weird).

You could also try manually setting your APN in the phone Settings page. That shouldn't be needed but it might help.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mypatpat:
What is a connection repair tool? Can you direct me to a link?

I just restored the phone to pre-mango. Still no voice / sms...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mypatpat:
I've fixed the issue...

Just to bring closure to this...

I found the full restore function in WP7's diagnostic menu. Fixed the call problem immediately after the restore.

Thanks a lot for the help. (and XDA's wiki)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
If you look on the Interop Unlock thread in the Dev & Hacking sub-forum, it lists a number of tools and techniques there. Sounds like you found it yourself, though.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1271963
[Droid 2 General] shaogden:
Hello I downloaded the latest version of wifi tether and I got the verizon block that also comes up when one tries to use the phones built in wifi hotspot app. Any ideas? I have rooted the phone and confirmed it.
[Droid 2 General] Albinoman:
Try setting the device profile to droid x.
[Droid 2 General] shaogden:
Hey thank you for responding. Ok so I did change the device profile and it worked for two seconds and then verizon's blocking website came up in my browser. Do you by chance know What the latest version of wifi tether is? Thank you.
[Droid 2 General] Albinoman:
No problem. This is the newest. http://code.google.com/p/android-wi...ail?name=wifi_tether_v3_1-beta11.apk&can=2&q=
[Droid 2 General] shaogden:
No dice still not working boss.
[Droid 2 General] Albinoman:
Have you tried barnicle on the market.
[Droid 2 General] shaogden:
Flashed team blackhats zip file and it works
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] yuzereroglu:
Hello everyone,

I have my 32GB TF201 with docking that I purchased 3 weeks ago. After I purchased I was able to charge my table directly thru outlet twice and once thru the dock. This week the tablet ran out of battery. I plugged it to the outlet with an empty battery and yellowish light was on. In the morning (after 6 hours of charging) I checked and the light was still yellowish. I said 'what the hell' and left home for work. When I came back I checked and saw that the battery was only charged to ~9%. I re-checked the outlet and it was not charging. The battery icon appears when I plug the cable but the status is 'Not charging' and it actually is not charging. I could then charge the dock thru the same outlet and usb cable up to 100%. I also could charge the tablet thru the dock's battery. the only problem is between the charger and the tablet itself. I will still take it to the service but I can still listen to ideas to check in the weekend.

Thanks a lot.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] huynhc:
You probably have a busted charge port on the tablet itself. Try plugging the tablet to the computer and see if it registers. If not, more than likely the charge port on the tablet is broken.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] yuzereroglu:
that was the one thing I did not check and I will today. but the tablet is being charged from the dock that is connected thru the same port.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Cayniarb:
I am having the same no charging issue, but I do not have a dock. The device recognizes the computer just fine when I plug into that, but into the wall, I get nothing. Even when connected to the computer, all the connection info pops up (usb debugging, asus sync, etc) but it does not charge. Problem started this morning.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] yuzereroglu:
sorry to hear that but still good to know that I am not the only one :) I will update this thread when and if I get a response from the service. please let me know if you find the reason or a solution to this problem

cheers
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Cayniarb:
Okay, I first had this issue last night. Unplugging and plugging it back in fixed it at the time. Then this morning, I couldn't get it to charge at all (replugging it in multiple times) via AC or USB (though it did recognize the other USB things like it should). I managed to find a dock in stock nearby finally and picked one up today. Plugging the tablet into the dock charges off the dock like it should, and plugging in the dock charges it like it should. Now, miraculously, when I unplug the tablet from the dock and plug it back into the wall via AC, it works again.

So, don't know what exactly the issue is, or how exactly to fix it, but at least it seems to have fixed itself for the moment. And, now I have the dock if this happens again :P
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] yuzereroglu:
hey there. i took the tablet to the service but to my luck the unit is flagged as 'defective on arrival' and I had to return it. I guess it was a ahrdware issue. I could not take a new one since the reseller was out of stock of TF-201. I am waiting for it to become available.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clenz:
Wow - my tablet would not charge at all last night as I ran out of battery. I tried all the outlets in my hotel room and my PC, but it just seemed like the charge port was dead. I noticed that the trim around the charge port was a bit deformed, so the plastic part that abuts the bezel was not straight.

Anyways - I get to the office this morning and plug it in and now its charging - whew! This is eventually going for RMA since the HDMI is completely dead, and now it does seem the charge port is a bit loose. I am concerned it will happen again just when I need it!

Very frustrated with the quality issues - it's just harshin' my buzz with this tablet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] HiddenSanctum:
I've switched through three different primes (with issues unrelated to this) but I seem to notice that all of the chargers are like this. It seems like a security feature or bug (not sure) but if you keep the charger plugged into the outlet, it auto shuts off the charging adapter after being plugged in for a prolong period of time. If you take the charger out, leave it unplugged for an hour or two, then plug it back in. It will work again. All three of the primes I got do this. So I just remember to unplug the charger and don't leave it plugged in and the issue doesn't seem to happen anymore.

btw just a heads up:

- USB won't charge on computers unless your usb port is usb 3.0. If your usb is 2.0 it will only charge on idle (which you won't be able to tell really)

- Dock won't charge the tablet unless the tablet runs around 75% battery (sometimes higher sometimes lower) its in the FAQ
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] WingsAA:
This is the exact replication of what's occurring with my TF201 with the exception that it is still not charging directly plugged into the tablet after I remove from the dock.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lamboboy732:
weird trick

I think this might be due to how some devices recognize power, i have the same issue with my iPod touch. I found that if you take the charger wire with adapter attached and plug that into the tab, then plug that into the wall it should normally work. My brother was having this issue also with his dock not charging, and this method makes it work.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] WingsAA:
Well, called ASUS support and got an RMA to send it in. Apparently something's wrong.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aryehzev:
I installed cm7 for my m835 by playfuldroid and when i try turning on the wifi it says 'error', is there anything to do to get my wifi back?

Thanks,

Aryeh
[Nexus One General] lchiu7:
My N1 was purchased two years ago but I have had about 4 since then, most of them replaced under warranty but I did have to pay for one power button repair which was out of warranty. That failed within 90 days (I must be unlucky) and they sent me another one at not charge.

Now 5 months after that the power button has failed. To their credit HTC is going to send me another unit at no charge. Now I am still running stock 2.3.6 but I did root the phone and am doing regular Titanium backups. Can I assume if I send the phone back to replaced, when I get the new unit, all I have to do is root it again, install Titanium backup and restore the phone from one of the backups?

Just wondering since there would be some data potentially lost if I could not restore the entire phone.

Thanks
[Nexus One General] xzr3b0rnzx:
Yup, root then just slot in ur sd card, and restore with titanium
[Nexus One General] GuestX0019:
I would do a nandroid and copy tp pc

and backup sd to pc also

you never know
[Nexus S General] :
Spreadsheets for CPU Governors and I/O Schedulers

GOVERNOR RESULTS

I/O SCHEDULERS

Summary of the Results

This is a summary of the six most commonly used governors, listed in order of performance.

Best Performing

#1 - Performance

--- : Use Noop or Deadline

--- : Uses a lot more battery

#2 - SmartassV2

--- : Use Noop or SIO

--- : Good choice if you use a lot of CPU intensive apps

#3 - LulzactiveV2

--- : Use Deadline or Noop

--- : Good choice if you use a lot of CPU intensive apps

--- : Uses a little more battery than SmartassV2

#4 - Lazy

--- : Use Deadline or CFQ

--- : Do not enable SOMF (Screen Off Max Frequency uses more battery)

--- : Good choice if you do not use CPU intensive apps

#5 - Ondemand

--- : Use Noop or Deadline

--- : Good choice if you do not use CPU intensive apps

--- : Saves slightly more battery than Lazy

#6 - Conservative

--- : Use CFQ or Noop

--- : Generally one of the worst governors for saving battery, see next post for why.

Check my summary in the Battery Drain thread for more info about how to save battery.

Where did the other benchmarks go?

All ICS ROM Benchmarks: this thread

Kernel Features and Benchmarks: this thread

Battery drain: this thread

Power Saving Governors: this thread

Thanks to all the developers.
[Nexus S General] :
Conservative Not Saving Power?

I know it seems a little odd. It's because a lot of developers seem to have tweaked conservative to make it feel snappier, but it has resulted in more CPU time at the top frequency.

If you take a look at my new spreadsheet: http://goo.gl/ThVzX

...you can see conservative always uses more power when the screen is on (at least for the four kernels I tested).

There is just one exception where conservative saves more power than other governors, and that is when the screen is off, music is on, deep idle is on, and this only applies specifically to Air Kernel. PLEASE NOTE: Steve Garon does not include deep idle, but is working on it, neither does Eugene, but I've asked him to consider it. For these two kernels, if you are listening to music with the screen off, currently, the best power saving governor is Ondemand.

For people who don't use their phone while off, and don't use many intensive apps, Ondemand is the best power saving choice.

For people who use a lot of CPU intensive apps, SmartassV2 will be the better choice. It will scale more agressively, help prevent lags, and save energy being wasted through these delays.

If you listen to music with the screen off, and your kernel supplies deep idle, the best power saving governor is SmartassV2 (except for the case of Air Kernel, see above). This is because it keeps the CPU close to the most efficient frequency: 400MHz.

I hope that covers anything. If I've made any glaring errors in my reasoning, please let me know.

Choosing a Governor

Variety is the spice of life, so try them all! While Mathkid95 swears by Ondemand, developers Eugene373, morfic, and steve.garon all vetted this work and agreed that the highest performing CPU governor is likely to offer battery savings through the race-to-idle principal. Eugene added that finding the right I/O scheduler to combine with your governor will make a big difference too. Extra thanks to Steve for providing the kernel on which I based this test, and all his valuable input! The I/O scheduler for the test was cfq, and note: governors have settable parameters which may vary between developers.

Choosing a Scheduler

I/O schedulers perform differently depending on the governor you are using. I've investigated this using the six most popular CPU governors (vote here) vs the six available I/O schedulers in Eugene's kernel, and the four available in r_data's kernel. All governors are based on either ondemand, interactive, or conservative. Recommended reading is available here: schedulers also for governors

Schedulers tested against these popular governors:

SmartassV2 - interactive variant, and winner of the governor test.

LulzactiveV2 - interactive variant

Lazy - Ezekeel's governor, ondemand variant

Performance - included as a reference for high scores

Ondemand

Conservative
[Nexus S General] :
Testing Methodology

To test the kernels I want a fair environment, so any differences in the results are down to the kernel, and nothing else. To achieve this I first make sure I have a clean system:

1) Format /system and /cache and wipe dalvic

2) Install the ROM, install the kernel

3) Boot up, use nstools to select deadline for I/O scheduler

4) Then select a CPU governor and I/O scheduler depending on the test at hand

5) Titanium Backup to restore all my benchmark programs (app only). Set everything to off, no gps, no sync, no BT, airplane mode. Force GPU rendering is selected. Wifi is on for connecting to the benchmark servers. A power adaptor is in use so the battery is always full.

Then I begin testing.

For the CPU Governor Comparison study:

6) Power off and power back up. When lock screen arrives, wait one minute to settle the system, i.e. until screen auto-off. Count to three. Unlock, and begin testing, recording all scores. Start over with all the tests. Record those scores. (I now have two sets of scores for all the benchmarks to create a mean for improved accuracy). Then select next governor, power off and on, and start the cycle again.

For the I/O Scheduler Comparison study:

6) Power off and power back up. For each new scheduler I completed one test which I did not record, just to ensure that the program was properly cached in the system. I then recorded the subsequent ten results. After ten results, I would select the next scheduler, until I had finished all six, then I would also select the next governor and go back to the first scheduler. I repeated this cycle until I had collected data for performance, and the three other main governor types.

Statistics in the scheduler study are a little different to the other tests. They combine overall performance scores with overall variance scores (where lower is better). The formula is

a= Database IO score - 3 standard deviations

b= Write speed - 3 standard deviations

c= Read speed - 3 standard deviations

score=(a*b*c) to the power of 1/3

If you multiply three values together, and take the cube root (same as raising to 1/3) then you arrive at the geometric mean. This type of mean allows the comparison of two different schedulers based not just on their performance, but also how consistent in that performance they are. That score is then compensated by adjusting by half of the percentage discrepancy between the mean and median. For most scores that is an adjustment of less than 1%.
[Nexus S General] :
Summary of the Results

SmartassV2 won the governor benchmarks, and also performed well in the battery drain benchmarks.

The best I/O scheduler to combine with this is noop.

This is the combination I personally prefer. However, this is merely my opinion, based on my tests. Mathkid95 prefers ondemand. At the time of writing, Steve Garon and Franco prefer their own tweaked versions of conservative. (My tests indicate CFQ is the best match for conservative.)
[Nexus S General] shockem:
Nice work on this! :)
[Nexus S General] marfillaster:
Im also prefer smartassv2+noop. Really good combination
[Nexus S General] Surnom:
Very usefull, Thanks
[Nexus S General] :
No problem. If anyone is wondering why so few posts, it's because I recently separated this work away from my kernel benchmarking thread. Feel free to feedback.
[Nexus S General] doc_v15:
Never kneww that SmartassV2 works best with noop! I used to have it with deadline. Now experiencing the best experience ever!

using Franco BFS Nov 1st

Thanks man! Thanks Franco!
[Nexus S General] J_Caselles:
SmartassV2/Noop +1
[Nexus S General] :
UPDATE: Steve had a rethink of his Conservative governor parameters, and I've updated the table to include this. Check column L.

Lower scores are natural with conservative. This time, with the new parameters, the scores are even lower. This indicates that the new conservative is throttling the frequencies more aggressively, but it should also be noted that this governor feels much more responsive than the previous incarnation.

Note - the IO score shows a great improvement, but this is due only to a boost in database IO through the recent FSYNC patch. Make sure you use stable voltages to avoid reboots and potential data loss. (No benefit to UV anyway - check the results of my battery study, see link above.)
[Nexus S General] tjackbjorn:
thx mate! You do a great job!:-)
[Nexus S General] dabado:
Some serious work been put into this.. Anyway of listing governors in respect of there performance then a list of governors for best battery life and the recommended I/O schedulers to accompany them. I know the graph is there but it'll be easier for people like me (not so good with cpu settings) to just simply apply from a high to low list which indicates best performance or more battery life. I'm getting great battery life and decent performance using ondemand with noop but it eats battery a lot more when phone is in use compared to other combinations I've tried.
[Nexus S General] Jamalsid:
Is it just me or does the spreadsheet say deadline is best with SmartassV2 with noop second?
[Nexus S General] :
Good idea. I will try to do it today.

kernels ; battery ; ROM ; gov/sched
[Nexus S General] PatchouliNim:
Thaks to your recommend, I use noop + SmartassV2. :D

I used cfq+tweaked conservative before that set, but I can't feel differece and battery life:) (I don't know this phrase mean but I'm saying it is very good!) :p
[Nexus S General] :
UPDATE: First post edited. Now summarises all findings. Also, makes it easier to read if you are using the XDA app
[Nexus S General] Surnom:
Thank you !
[Nexus S General] glennkaonang:
Bedalus, I did a little amateur test today.

I played some music with not-too-loud volume.

I keep my data ON, everything else is off.

The screen is always ON with lowest brightness because I'm looking at the CPU frequency used.

CPU min 200, max 1000.

I went to Processor settings and look at the CPU frequency used at the moment.

When I selected Conservative and let it stay for 10 seconds, the CPU freq is showing 1000 constant.

Then I selected Lazy and let it stay for another 10 seconds, the CPU freq is 400 constant.

With SmartassV2, let it stay for 10 seconds, the CPU freq is randomly jumping from 200, 400 and sometimes 1000.

Well my question is, shouldn't Conservative be constantly using the lowest frequency among the other governors?

From what I saw it is Lazy which constantly used the lowest.

What do you think?

I know this test is not reliable at all, so sorry if it's just a waste of time.
[Nexus S General] :
It sounds like quite an interesting test. I'm surprised at the conservative result. Which kernel are you on?