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[TouchPad Development] beckitach:
Thanks for helping! I just tried Cherry Kang's latest ROM and ath6kl's wifi driver, still no good. I guess I might have to wait until the wifi driver is made perfect. :P

I went back and read your thread. I actually live at a house on the edge of campus, so I have a personal network set up and I can connect to that when I'm home. However, when I'm moving around on campus, it becomes a pain if you can't make use of the free wifi, and the data plan is a little too expensive for me :p But thank you for helping though!

How does this thing work O.o? Is it like connecting to a wifi then set up another wifi network for devices to connect?

I bought a mifi from TruConnect as a temporary solution for internet on TP, and I can get full refund if I return it in three months. It's just the data becomes expensive when you want to have some fun on TP :D
[TouchPad Development] bobtidey:
Mifi is used to turn a cellular access into a local wifi access point. A bit like having 3G built into your device. Useful if you want to get on the net if there is no wifi access at all.

The Edimax nano is a tiny but fully featured Linux router with 1 WAN ethernet, 1 LAN ethernet, and wifi. It is powered by a USB connection or a supplied mini USB power brick.

It can be used in all sorts of modes (configured from a built in web gui). For example, one can plug the WAN port into a hotel Internet port and have a local wifi. In the case here you would use it in a mode where it acts as a wifi client connecting to your campus network and then turns this into a separate local wifi hot-spot. Sort of like your mifi but using the campus wifi to complete the connection and avoid data charges.

The device itself is very tiny but the downside here would be that it does need power and doesn't have batteries like a mifi. You would need either a USB port that could supply power or a little battery (solar) USB charge device.
[TouchPad Development] ferganer:
WiFi won't connect after reboot

Tried CM9 alpha 2 twice. Wifi would work flawlessly with my WPA2 Personal router settings. However, after the first reboot, it won't connect. Touchpad sees all available networks (including the remembered ones), but just won't connect. You click on a network and nothing happens. Tried all the wifi fixer apps to no avail.

Had to uninstall CM9 and revert back to webOS?

Does anyone know if this is a known issue, if there are any solutions or if it is being looked into?

Thanks.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Did you read this thread in it's entirety?

That is what this entire thread is about. Did you read every post or just post this question?
[TouchPad Development] bobtidey:
As Nevertells said, I think you need to do a bit more reading and then make any question more specific. Touchpad wifi is a bit iffy at the moment due to driver issues but many things can be done to make it better until the drivers are worked out.

As you mention it is your own personal router you should try changing its settings first as that is a common fix that helps a lot of people. Change wifi channel used to 1 rather than auto or a higher one which is typically the default.
[TouchPad Development] ferganer:
Thanks, guys, I have read most of the thread, but the issues people describe seem to be a little different from mine (unstable, dropping WiFi). Mine is stable and doesn't drop, but it can't connect to a network (although it sees the available networks) after a reboot.
[TouchPad Development] bobtidey:
That can also be one of the symptoms.

Have you tried changing you router settings yet? Channel 1.
[TouchPad Development] tlazarus:
I would suggest switching to a rom that includes the new wireless card drivers... My wifi was unusable until I switched to O.a.T's rom that includes them, and not a single issue since.
[TouchPad Development] Khegobier:
Not sure what I just did, but anyway...

Had wifi working with the 3/28 nightly for the last week or so. Didn't touch my tablet for the last few days, but left it on. Came in to work today and it wouldn't connect. Updated to the 4/8 nightly, still no connect (didn't wipe user data though). Messed around, we have two networks here at work - our domain/corporate wifi and an unfiltered, unproxied guest wireless network (guess which one I use).

After trying about a dozen times to connect (used to this issue from previous nightlies), I tried connecting to the domain network with no love, it wouldn't even try to connect. So I turned off wifi completely for a few minutes while we had a quick meeting, then turned it on. It tried to connect to the domain network with no success (probably a wrong setting), so I tried to connect to the guest network and it worked fine, connecting immediately.

Running Wifi Analyzer shows I'm connected on channel 11 quite happily. Curiously, it also seems to indicate that the Touchpad supports the 5ghz bands as well. Color me surprised.
[TouchPad Development] bobtidey:
If the routers are doing Auto channel selection then it is possible that the prevailing wifi reception conditions have caused them to swap to a different channel that can then cause TP connection problems. Normally the TP seems to work best on a low channel number (e.g. 1)
[TouchPad Development] Khegobier:
Our work networks seem to run three channels - 1, 6 and 11. 11 seems to be the strongest at my end of the building.

Edit:

I noticed something odd this morning. I came in to work this morning and the tablet connected to wifi just fine. I installed something that required a reboot, and after the reboot wifi crapped out. One of the interesting things I noticed was that after the reboot in Wifi Analyzer, I was no longer seeing any of the 5ghz channels, NOR was I seeing the wifi networks on channel 6. Just 1 and 11.

After tinkering around, a reboot into WebOS then back to CM9, some checking with Wifi Analyzer, and turning the radio off and on a few times, I finally managed to get wifi back. In doing so, Wifi Analyzer once again is showing the APs on 1, 6 and 11, as well as the 5ghz bands.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Router manufacturers design the routers to use those three channels to keep the best channel separation. The problem is Android running on the TouchPad does not play well with channel 11. Since you don't have any control over that routers at work, there is nothing you can do to your TouchPad to improve the situation except wait for a wifi driver in ICS that works properly or use WebOS at work.
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
Have you tried the alternative wifi drivers?
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Just for grins you might want to try FXR Wifi Fix and Rescue. If I understand the way it works, it copies your AP login settings, then it deletes your wifi profile and maybe some other housekeeping like turning the radio off and back on and then sets your AP logins again. There is also a program Wifi Fixer that appears to monitor your connection and when it sees a problem, tries to work it's magic to get it back. FXR has to be run each time you need it, Wifi Fixer run in the background.

Wifi Fixer got a cheap Android tablet going on wifi when nothing else worked.
[TouchPad Development] hutc:
wifi issue

am on cm9 march 29 th build of tenderloin with mod 1.5 with consistent download speed of 15000 kbps and upload speed of 6000kbps,no problems with wifi at all.initially had lot of problems so clean installed cm9 alpha 2 ,fixed the time to the local time and then clean updated to march 29th cm9 build with mod 1.5 its working damn good so am not going to change unless there is a new beta build .
[TouchPad Development] Khegobier:
I have not... yet. I'm sort of waiting until if/when they get integrated with the main source. In the meantime I'm just trying to see if I can figure out what is going on (maybe to help a dev along?).

I'll try that... I have it installed now.

It's really strange though, each time you turn off and on the Wifi, it seems to be a crapshoot as to what channels it sees. I have a feeling that the driver isn't quite getting initialized properly with the correct channel data.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Not quite sure what you mean by it being a crap shoot about what channel it sees. Whatever channel you have your router locked to is what channel the TP will see. Have you tried looking at the wifi spectrum in your area using Wifi Analyzer to see how much traffic is using which channel? I would lock your router to the channel with the least traffic.
[TouchPad Development] Khegobier:
I don't blame you for possibly not following along the last couple days. This is a corporate wireless network. They run AP's on channels 1, 6 and 11 throughout the building. I can see the APs on 1, 6 and 11 simultaneously (as well as a pair of 5ghz channels used).

When the touchpad's wifi is working PROPERLY, it can see the APs on ALL of the channels. If I wifi off and back on, it "randomly" sees only a subset of channels at any given time. Sometimes it will only see 1 and 11, sometimes only 6 and 11, sometimes only 11. Occasionally if I cycle enough times, it will eventually see ALL of the channels, and it is only during this time that it is capable of connecting to the network properly.

Short answer: It's NOT my network nor my router, I have no control over the network itself. What I am finding is what appears to be an initialization issue with the wifi chipset in the touchpad (which we all know there's SOMETHING wrong in the drivers already - the question is WHAT).
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
You're right, I did loose track of the fact that you are talking about your companies network. Are the different AP's fixed on the different channels? Is there only one SSID for all those AP's? You should be able to tell using Wifi Analyzer which AP is set to which channel. If each AP has a unique SSID, then you could "Forget" all the AP's and only try to connect to those on either channel 1 or 6.

What are you trying to do with your TouchPad at work? If it is just checking email or browsing, try using WebOS. I have only run into one person that had problems using WebOS with his router.
[TouchPad Development] bobtidey:
The ath6kl drivers (2.9) are available as a simple update zip and do seem to have helped quite a few people where the networking is environment is outside their control. It looks like they are the main candidate as the basis for new integrating new drivers in and it is also helpful to get feedback that they have helped or resolved network connection issues.

Always a good idea to have a Nandroid backup if you want an easy way back.
[TouchPad Development] bigmixxx:
Great Find!

This solved my problem at work! Great Find! I'm buying the app...
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Which app, Wifi Fixer or FXR?
[TouchPad Development] ced357:
Where can we found this driver ???
[TouchPad Development] bobtidey:
I got my copy from here

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/53916521/cmtouchpad/update-ath6kl-v2.9-for-20120329-signed.zip
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Hi Bob,

Thought I read somewhere that these wifi drivers had been incorporated into either the official or unofficial nightlies. Am I wrong?
[TouchPad Development] bobtidey:
I am not totally certain but I don't think they have been added to the official 'nightlies' yet.

http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=tenderloin

Also this indicates the update around end of March but it is still in review and therefore not submitted

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,12341

The situation with unofficial is hazierbecause it depends on what the builder includes but as far as I can tell they are not in eyeballer, cherry, or classicnerd, but I think they are in O.A.T. I am looking in /system/lib/modules for athk6l.ko as a guide for that.
[TouchPad Development] xxBrun0xx:
Don't try using this zip on classicnerd. You'll bootloop it, as I have. Only works for CM-based roms (cherry, cm9, etc). It might be my imagination, but it seems like classicnerd wifi works better than the others, but it does inevitably fail, rendering the device unusable since you cannot even get the driver update.
[TouchPad Development] bobtidey:
Good clarification. I wasn't trying to suggest using the zip on classicnerd just saying that I didn't think it had the ath6kl drivers at the moment.

My experience was different with classicnerd being the least stable wifi wise. Cherry was better with a different low level board driver, and CM with the ath6kl was best of all. All variants I found were pretty good with my own router tuned to channel 1; it was my work environment which was problematic as I couldn't tune the router to be more TP friendly.
[TouchPad Development] bigmixxx:
wifi fixer. It works most of the time....When there are multiple access points, works perfect. When there is one access point.....well....I have a couple of issues.
[TouchPad Development] rydeordie99:
Thank you very much. This fixed my wifi problems on cm9
[General Questions and Answers] garra1225:
Can someone send me a link if you have it ive been searching for a while now and the latest one i found is for weapon g2x 2.8 but I have 3.0
[Motorola Photon 4G] grdead25:
is there anything that can make it so i have a diffrent wallpaper on each of my screens.
[Motorola Photon 4G] magui43212:
"Multipicture live wallpaper" on the market. took me less time to find than it did for you to type that question.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dnlsmy:
The White Galaxy Nexus is now available on NegriElectronics for a cool $651.50. I'm personally still waiting for a stateside release for the warranty, but here's a video of the unboxing of a white one I found.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdb-QTx_jjI

UPDATE: Much better video now on Engadget, here's the link: http://www.engadget.com/2012/02/13/white-galaxy-nexus-hands-on-a-taste-of-vanilla-flavored-ice-cre/

Worth it? For the price, you can get the CAN Version with the extended battery and cover...

EDIT: Woohoo! This thread was featured on Droid-Life : http://www.droid-life.com/2012/02/13/video-white-galaxy-nexus-gets-brief-unboxing/#more-61225
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Only you can decide if its worth it. Its $52 more than the grey version from Negri. That's the price of an extended battery + cover.

Also, there are already

many

threads on this lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
No audio. It's the same phone, just different colors.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biggiestuff:
hard to tell but it looks like it has a smooth cover instead of textured. Might make it easier for those who want to put back protection on it like a zagg.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swiftden:
Wish they made the front white too.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
thats what I thought at first too, but when you consider that the UI is very dark and the top/bottom bars are completely black, it plays better with a black bezel as you can't really tell where the UI starts and the bezel ends.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] claud_face:
Completely agree . I like white in front too bit in the end it does end up looking better cause of the ui.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swiftden:
I'll wait for the 32GB version instead.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sn0warmy:
I'll just wait for the white rear housing to hit ebay or parts4repair.com and swap it onto my current phone. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Valynor:
I actually think the black-grey-white combo could look nice. :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ravynmagi:
Looks pretty nice. Really wish they'd make a 32GB GSM version though.

I liked they put a North Americian power charger in there. Gah, I hate my Euro charger with the adapter, such a PITA it comes unplugged all the time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Syn Ack:
I will be ALL over this once CDMA drops.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sn0warmy:
Well I'd imagine they will offer the white battery door cover as well. They currently have this combo available for the standard GSM Nexus for $36:

http://www.parts4repair.com/samsung-galaxy-nexus-middle-housing-battery-door-cover/

I'd imagine the white rear housing and battery door will be similar in price.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Syn Ack:
This seems like a much simpler alternative to what I was originally going to do. Can't wait to see if it shows up there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dnlsmy:
Updated with new video (much better thankfully).
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] harry_fine:
Hello All:

I have a stock, but rooted 8.9 P7300 with CWM installed. It has Honeycomb 3.1 installed. It was bought unlocked, not from a carrier.

Today I found a stock ROM online for 3.2. The file name is P7300XWKL4_P7300ATOKI1_ATO.zip. I understand that's the latest 3.2 ROM from Samsung from December of 2011.

Since it was a ZIP file, I figured I could use CWM and install it. However it failed seconds after it started. No harm done, but it wouldn't install.

Anyone have any ideas where I should start looking?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] bdfull3r:
We have stock 3.2 and modded 3.2 ROM's available under the developmental section. you don't need other questionable websites

EDIT: misread the original post. Statements have been corrected
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] harry_fine:
Realized why the 3.2 updated wouldn't install. I figured that all .zip files can be installed via recovery. Obviously stock ROMs can't be done that way.

So I unzipped the 3.2 ROM, used odin to install the .tar file, and it worked like a charm. Re-rooted and then re-installed CWM, v.P7300_CWR_5.5.0.4, and it's now working like a charm. I will see if there are any differences between 3.1 and 3.2.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] harry_fine:
By the way, this ROM installed through Odin did not wipe my applications, data etc.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] nirogu325:
Because you did not select the Factory Reset in ODIN before flashing. That move isn't suggested for long term reliability, and I'm not the only one that says so (several ROM/kernel developers agree).

Sent from my GT-P7310
[Motorola Droid X2] metaphysicalgx2:
Wondering if there's a way to turn off the low battery led in cyanogenmod settings or if ill need to get a market app to do it...which id rather not. Im using an extended battery..the 1800..and even though iv tried calibrating the battery and wiping battery stats in bsr..the phone wont recognize the larger battery so it counts down to 1% then stays there blinking at me for another 9 hrs. I am happy to be getting a full day out of a charge now when b4 i was lucky to make it 12 hrs.
[Motorola Droid X2] Arbybear:
Sorry, I don't think there is. You will have to download ADJ brightness.
[HTC Rezound] WookieFan:
Hey all.

I don't really keep media on my phone, so beats is kind of a waste. Brought DSP over from my DInc but the graphic equalizer presets do not display bars.

Is there a DSP version that's fully compatible with my Rez, or a better graphic EQ app?

Thanks!

****EDIT****

I see that I have actually downloaded the DSP from the xda sites. Also, moderator please feel free to move this post to themes and apps. Mistakenly thought app questions went here.

****EDIT 2****

I may try pulling the DSP .apk from my DInc just to see if there's any difference, or if the EQ indicator bars become visible for the presets.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Keion:
Is there any way to put the TFP into phone mode instead of tablet mode? Like a giant galaxy nexus/note with giant onscreen buttons and stuff?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Spidey01:
No because there is no "Phone" equipment inside. You can use VoIP services and applications to do SMS/MMS off your tablet. Some applications for texting require linking to a real phone, either out of necessity (Tablet Talk, TexTab, Bluetooth SMS) or in order to bypass rate limits (Google Voice).

For texting just search the freaking forum for the love of your search provider.

For voice, use VoIP. I suggest Groove+Google Voice, Skype, and any of the various VoIP/SIP providers.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] vaensterhaent:
If you meant phone mode while you are browsing the Internet, you could download Dolphin browser from Market.

Skickat från min Asus Transformer Prime TF201
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Chrono_Tata:
Err I think the OP is talking about using a phone UI layout on the Prime, not using the tablet as a phone.

Anyway I believe it is possible but it will probably need to be done by changing the value of the screen size and LCD density in the system files. This way Android will think it is running on a smaller screen than it actually is and hence set itself up to run in the "phone" UI. I'm not a developer though so I have no idea how to achieve this.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] luismrosa:
well guys i update my phone from the 2.2.2 to 2.3.4 android version and i need to know hoe to rooted couse i ve ben using the gingerbreak but i think it doesnt works so any ideas how to root this device whit android 2.3.4
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Arjen:
You can try SuperOneClick, or else use the search function for the manual way using adb.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] luismrosa:
i already use superoneclick but it didnt works so any other app that could help in this case well went the device was on android 2.2.3 get rooted whit gingerbreak but it doeesnt work now on 2.3.4
[Optimus One, P500, V General] luismrosa:
already rooted whiit superoneclick v2.3.3 from here just late it run the divice will reboot and thas all

http://apk-apps.blogspot.com/2012/01/superoneclick-v233-apk-app.html
[Optimus One, P500, V General] laz3r69:
Fact

All 2.3.4 devices need a custom root method.

glad that superoneclick worked!!!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] sendust7:
Here's my story. I had stock 2.2.2 and rooted it via Gingerbreak 1.2. Then when I discovered that 2.3.4 was available for the phoenix, I unrooted (again via Gingerbreak 1.2), uninstalled the existing version of Superuser.apk, gained temporary root via ADB, and then completed the process using the instructions below...

http://www.pocketables.net/2011/06/how-to-manually-root-almost-any-android-device.html

This is obviously not the cleanest method, but I could not get SuperOneClick to cooperate.

Anyway, it's rooted and working great thus far: Titanium Backup just finished backing up all my apps and data without complaining.

Bob
[Optimus One, P500, V General] @ndres:
+1

I have the same question!!!

Thank you very much!!!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] @ndres:
Hola Luis!!!

Por favor podrías poner o compartir las instrucciones para ROOTear el equipo LG Phoenix P505 con Sistema Operativo Android 2.3.4

Muchas gracias!!!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] @ndres:
Task accomplished... Hell yeah!!! :p
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] cure25:
Guys while searching I have found out a great theme Chooser theme which works on our phone.it is really amazing

Here are screenshots

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Guys try it out.I think u will love this one.those circular icons really look cool.

I think themer should include this theme in their build because we are just bored of lunar theme.

Here is the link

http://www.4shared.com/android/ahxVGVtN/WindowsPhone7ThemeChooser-RC4.html

Chk it out

You can chk out my other thread.I always in search of cool application and than share it with with u all.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] coolrao25:
Amazingggg!!!!!
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] akashgupta222:
Its the windows 7 theme, you should have linked to the original thread instead of pasting the direct download link
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] cure25:
Can u give link to original thread.i will post it.I did not find it
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] akashgupta222:
Here is the hdpi thread -

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1219691

And here is the port for mdpi

http://modmymobile.com/forums/494-themes/564031-theme-windows-phone-7-theme-cm7.html
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] cure25:
bro I am not able to download mdpi theme from above link
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] leo10messi:
Thanks its really nice
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] akashgupta222:
Oh, yes, the link for download has expired..
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] cure25:
Link is working,try now