yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kristovaher:
They only tested Prime's that had crash issues. They apparently did not test if the update breaks anything on other Prime's that did not have issues.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kennykiller15:
I hope it will bring back the dynamic core management as well as the lowest clock speed.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
There's a good chance it will. If not this one, next one after for sure. This one will fix battery drain issue though. So good chance lower clock spores brought back. It always had dynamic core management. That was never taken away. They only upped the lowest clock speeds.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kristovaher:
They should really give us proper battery stats with the update. Otherwise how on earth are we supposed to know if it is an app that is killing our Primes instead of an ASUS update?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] u010679:
Captivate keep alive didnt prevent the sleep of death in my case.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] :
Absolutely! Though I'm not having battery drain, I do like to see what apps are misbehaving and the battery stats are the easiest way to tell.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kristovaher:
Sigh, Gary didn't mention that .14 will have anything of the sorts. I'm beginning to think ASUS will never give us proper battery stats.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gary Key:
We tested it on 20 units locally including a few with the random/shutdown problem, the actual testing regimen at ASUS HQ, NV and Google involves a much larger population of units for regression testing and not one of them had an issue. In fact, 13 of 14 units returned for the initial "problem" actually operated perfectly for days on end without ever exhibiting the reported issue. That left us with 1 unit locally for verifying if the .13 firmware worked and it did. Out of 33K updates or so, 23 reported issues, of those 6 were fixed and of the remaining 17 we had a small group of 5 users who reported their system configs, app installations, and other information (including testing for us) that led to a correlation between the units. So we have the .14 patch which brings back the lower clock speeds (in testing for a while and a code change that should resolve the sleep/battery drain issue from .13). The fact that we reacted this fast and provided an update is not something I see other companies doing at the moment. Maybe we should have told the users to hold the system differently or use less demanding applications. ;)

---------- Post added at 10:09 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:58 AM ----------

We are working on expanding the battery information. This is a complete rewrite for ICS and while people think it should be "fixed", it is an optional enhancement to the code.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mubble:
Haha. Nice. However, I don't see the whole firmware issue as any smaller a f__k up.

Most on here agree this whole firmware fisco (let alone the production issues) is pretty unforgivable. I've had my WW Prime for three weeks and only used it for one hour on day one, suffered reboots every 2 mins and it's been sat in the box ever since while I wait for a firmware fix.

Would I recommend Asus to friends?

No.

(However, your input on the forum has been awesome).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kristovaher:
Oh I agree Gary, your tech team is doing overtime to support TF201's the way they are.

But it won't really save the face of ASUS, since the company released a broken and flawed product to the market as a flagship device that did not get the thorough testing such a device deserves.

I am really glad to see that your team is trying hard to make things better, but many of those other companies that you mention don't really release their flagship devices broken in such an extensive amount as ASUS did with TF201, not to mention the huge design oversights and sloppiness with WiFi and GPS.

And you're not the only company that reacts fast. Samsung also released Galaxy Nexus in Europe to the market that had a serious flaw with 2G networks. They fixed that just as fast. But other than that, their Galaxy Nexus is a perfectly functioning phone.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rickyb90:
I do hope so too.

Its difficult to show and impress people when these obvious glitches appear on screen. They'll then say 'thats not very good is it, I'll get an iPad instead'!

Mines been fine (WiFi's good both at home and on public networks, GPS is weak but gets a fix within a minute and no random re-boots) other than the described above problems.
[Motorola Atrix 2] tmease1:
I have been seeing Questions starting as Topics in the dev section. I think it would help if we had are own Q&A section added to the forum for the A2. It would definitely make the dev section look a lot better and I think it will help people out in general. How do we go about getting one added or who do we contact? I well help get one added in any way that i can if someone could point me in the right direction.
[Motorola Atrix 2] JRW 28:
If I'm not mistaken it takes so many posts or topics to get a Q&A sections added
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
Questions should never be in the dev section.... people are posting them in there incorrectly. We really need to report them as we see them, to our Mod and have them moved in this section.
[Motorola Atrix 2] tmease1:
Exactly my point. That's why i was trying to get a q&a started. For me its annoying to log into xda and i go to the dev section and see a question posted there. I go to that section for mods, roms, etc like everyone else, not for random questions. I think it would help the new people out if we had a q&a.
[Motorola Atrix 2] sazhagianambi:
Just my 2 cents, even we don't have whole separate Q&A section, may be we should have separate Q&A thread on each ROM in general which could takes away the question posts from Development section. (May be OP with details and open for questions, so other user also help not necessarily developers)
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
Yeah I know what you mean, and I was not saying that a QA section was not a good idea, just the WE (those of us that pay attention to the rules, and contribute alot) need to inform the mods, when we see that happening. This will be until we get enough questions and posts in here... remember this phone is just a few months old, and we have only had our own section for a short time, in XDA life... so it will take us a few more months to hit the 2 milestones that we need.
[Motorola Atrix 2] tmease1:
I was just trying to do my part in getting the A2 forums on the right track. Some of the posts are just thrown here and there. I'm not a dev but do have knowledge about Android and would like to help out the new people in whatever way i can. Figured q&a was something i could do since i don't do any major development.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
I didn't have a GN until this week so my only LIMITED experience was with my nephew's GN and I was not able to connect it to my Ubuntu 11.10, 11.04, 10.10 or Mint 12. I got my own this week and started the search. Here is how you do it courtesy of Shannon VanWagner

and his website Humans Enabled

Shannon's info:

https://plus.google.com/115207567016362184954/about

Thanks Shannon. Here is the what you should do: again all credit goes to Shannon VanWagner. Fire up a terminal session:

1-

sudo apt-get install libusb-dev

2- download libmtp tar.gz from http://sourceforge.net/projects/libmtp/files/libmtp/

3-cd to the directory you downloaded to: Download in this case, case sensitive

cd Downloads

4- extract the tar package

tar xvf libmtp-1.1.1.tar.gz

please make sure you check the file version, this file changes as it is updated and change it accordingly per the above website

5- cd to the newly created folder that has the extracted file:

cd libmtp-1.1.1

again don't forget to change the name if the version has changed

6- compile and install: do each step separately

./configure --prefix=/usr

make

sudo make install

7- while in the same directory in the terminal, copy the rules from there to the udev folder:

sudo cp 69-libmtp.rules /etc/udev/rules.d

8- install gMTP:

sudo apt-get install gmtp

9- open up gMTP, go to edit/prefrences and check the box for Always Show Download Path. This way when you are downloading from the phone to your computer, you are asked to choose a location. Use the Add button to upload from your Linux Box to the phone. Delete does, well, Delete a file.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] housry23:
Thanks so much for this. I was having all kinds of problems! Worked flawlessly!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MS.:
I'm just wondering, why people still using USB cable for file transfers? There's gazillion threads here about broken USB ports and all of them are reall. I had my self that problem on SGS2 and since then i started to use Wifi Explorer. It's just safer and easier.

Don't take this as thread spoiling, i'm really thankful to everyone who shares info. l'm just trying to warn you, because USB port problem does exist even if you're extremely careful as i am.

Sent from my super Galaxy Nexus plus®
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeppelinmad4:
I love Wifi Explorer as well but you do run a much greater risk of a corrupted file over wifi as opposed to usb.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] x942:
I didn't have to do step 2. All I did was install libusb-dev and install gMTP and it worked.

That said I hate what google did here! I can no longer play music via usb on my car deck because of this :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
Thanks for the suggestion. I do use that especially since Amazon App store had it as the Free Paid app of the day a few months back. But you still need your wired connection for important files like radios, kernels, and roms. hate corrupted radios ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MS.:
Then i must be lucky, had no corrupted transfers yet (or at least i didn't notice that) :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DAG425:
apt-get install gmtp fails.... I get the following::

Reading package list... Done

Building dependency tree

Reading state information... Done

E: Couldn't find package gmtp

What now? I'm running 64bit Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ccming:
Hello, I wonder if can I expect a Fedora solution?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
I'm sure you did sudo apt-get, right?

gMTP is in the Ubuntu software center. I guess you can get it that way too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DAG425:
Yes, any time i know im gonna need sudo multiple times i just run root terminal.... Got it from package manager! Thanx!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] opensourcefan:
Anyone else noticing massive slow ups when transferring files? The only things that happens quick is to download something from the device, uploading, and deleting take forever.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] badtazm:
Thanks man for the guide.:)

its working but its supposed to be so slow(connect takes so long)??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] emmib:
Hi I've followed your guide down to the letter but my Nexus won't mount :( gMTP hangs and refuses to respond. What do you suggest?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
a little info may help. What version of Ubuntu are you running? Any errors?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lost Dog:
You may also want to look in to mtpfs which is a FUSE filesystem providing access to MTP devices. It's easy to use and with correct permissions you can mount the device as a user.

I've been using it and there is a long pause mounting the device for some reason but read / write speeds are very good. When the phone is connected you simply mount it with:

mtpfs [mount point]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
so you just connect the point and type the above? Do you have to specify the mount point? What do you use?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lost Dog:
Make a directory to mount it at (~/phone or something). Connect your phone in MTP mode then type:

mtpfs ~/phone

It's user space so you don't need to use su or sudo. You do however need to have FUSE support in your kernel. You may need some of the other dependencies but if you install mtpfs in mint it should pull those in (I'm using Mint 12).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] emmib:
I'm terribly sorry about that, how rude of me XD I'm not running Ubuntu, I'm running Linux Mint 12, 32-bit. My Nexus is completely stock, GSM, running 4.0.2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cowsquad:
I finally can transfer files between ubuntu and my galaxy Nexus. Dumb google.

It took me days to find this thread. Wow you are amazing. I have tried different tutorial that would freeze my pc. Thanks for for sharing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marshall33:
I've followed the steps to the letter, running Ubuntu 12.04 and every time I try to connect in gMTP the application closes. Anybody have any insight? Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] option94:
I have that exact problem. No errors. Just closes.

Mint 13.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] easyfly:
Same problem when gMTP open this is message "impossible to open device RAW"

Linuxmint 13
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mbh87:
Just use adb, its way faster.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cowsquad:
I agree with you hajaj. Adb is hella fast and efficient way of managing files.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tooddang:
use go-mtpfs is better way :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jayshocka:
Thanks for this ! just bought pro and it is amazing. I was unable to get the usb connection working so this definetly is the way to go for me.

Although thank to the op and the mentioned dev in the op for their work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
Hmmmm, so if I use wifi explorer I won't ever have port issues? Come on guys, port issues are more likely the result of you trying to jam that connector into your phone in the dark for charging reasons. Most people use the cable most often for charging not file transfer. And as far as I know there still isn't a meaningful way of wireless charging. So this argument that we should use wifi explorer anyways is a silly one.

Not be able to transfer through a cable is still very annoying to me but I am able to go on with my life :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jayshocka:
By the way. Thanks for the guide unfortunately I just could not get it working.... I AM AN UBUNTU NOOB. But I am learning every day and loving it. Someday I might get it working.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheRealEleven:
I too have done everything listed, with no errors, but when trying to connect gMTP to the phone it just hangs....no response.

I have Mint 13, Verizon Stock Galaxy Nexus.

(EDIT) I had previously installed mtpfs as well, and just figured out the parameters for it thanks to going back over this thread. I was able to mount the phone to it's own directory with it, but I wonder why gMTP won't work? Maybe I'll try mtpfs and *then* run gMTP and see if that helps...although that would be redundant because all you have to do after mtpfs is open up "Files" to view whats on the phone :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deathontheshore:
Will that solution work for the Nexus 7 as well?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Grouper:
This didn't work very well for me at all. I still couldn't backup my entire phone without it freezing.

Everyone should give this a try, it's easier to setup and will probably work better: http://www.linuxandlife.com/2013/01/Kindle-Fire-HD-Linux-recognize.html
[Member-Found Deals] nibras_reeza:
Here's a simple app I hacked together with Andromo which aggregates deals from various resources via RSS.

Did it for personal reasons. No affiliate links of my own are included but that doesn't mean other sites won't track you.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1493335
[HTC ChaCha] iwillthink:
So I've spent the past day re-searching all over these forums and on the internet trying to find a way to get past the low internal storage issue. From what I've read, I read that it is able to install your applications on your SD, which is what I do. However my internal storage still fills up somehow. So I assumed this is the application's data that cannot be moved from internal to SD.

However, further reading has brought me to partitioning and I tried installing several different ROMs on my Chacha, then using CWN Recovery I partitioned my SD which I thought would result in being able to move applications AND the data completely to the SD partition. However, using Link2SD or App2SD and even Darktremor, my internal memory still keeps filling up.

Am I doing something wrong? Or if all this fails, is there anyway to completely omit the use of the internal storage and run everything from my SD?

The fact I can only install like 6 applications is driving me up the wall. Thank you.
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
Use SuperOSR with Darktremor.

The only way of getting space back with the stock ROM is by resetting your phone to factory data. Otherwise, use CWM to clear the dalvik-cache when needed.
[HTC ChaCha] vncwdr:
Hi there.

I found it very frustrating to run quickly out of storage as well.

Since a few weeks I use TitaniumBackup on this application rocks! It allows to move any application and its data to the SD. It even allows to integrate the updates into the ROM. The application is not free but cost only about 50HKD (abt 5EUR) and considering the great job it does it is more than worth it!

Hope this can help.

BR
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
Really? Titanium Backup does that? Wow, fascinating.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] breakingspell:
I pre-ordered my Galaxy Note from At&t the day it was available, and it's going to ship by this Friday. Before i start preparing the files to root and flash a custom recovery, is there a chance that the new At&t model will have patched the root exploit that is available on the International version?

In addition, is it possible that due to having four capacitive buttons instead of two and one hard button, that some ROMS might have trouble with it?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] def-g:
You'll have to wait and see. Eventually root will be achieved and once the phone is released, ROMs specific to that model will be readily available.

G
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cwininger:
Basically nothing you've read in the international galaxy note forums will apply to the note you're getting, at least from a development standpoint.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] breakingspell:
That's what i'd assumed.
[Networking] SyncMr:
I want an android phone to have both 'normal wi-fi' and 'portable

hotspot' turned on at the same time, so that I will be able to get the RSSI values of wireless networks as well as involve in an hotspot connection.

Scenario:

- 4 rooted android phones in CyanogenMod (2-Nexus One, 2-Galaxy S2; consider A,B,C,D).

- Kernel version 2.3.3 in all the phones

- Portable wi-fi hot spot enabled in all the phones.

I wrote an application to find the RSSI values of available wireless signals. But as the phones (A,B,C,D) are using wi-fi hot spot, the normal wifi does not turn on. Either wi-fi hot spot can be on, or normal wi-fi can be on.

i.e. If each phone(A,B, C and D) have a wifi hotspot created (AH, BH, CH, DH), then I am not able to use my application, as normal wifi connection needs to be turned on to find the wireless networks.

So I want the phones to scan available wireless networks with

portable wi-fi hot spot enabled. Is there a way to do this.?

Thanks in advance for your help.

PS: As I am new to this forum, if this is not the right place for this post, kindly move it to the appropriate section.
[Networking] d3athsd00r:
As far as I know its not physically possible to have hardware run in two modes at once. You would need two wifi chips to do this.
[Android Themes] ronaldvalles:
vfddgfdgdfgbfd
[Android Themes] acax456:
Hm... about ics theme... AChep is the best... but tks for ur works man... keep going

P/s: it doesnt work on my p500 running cm7.2
[Android Themes] AChep:
based on my theme...

again without credits to me. WTF? :confused:
[Android Themes] ronaldvalles:
you care about the credits or make many happy users just do not see it,

stop looking for problems,
[Android Themes] Spex:
youre an #$%"$
[Android Themes] ronaldvalles:
more respect like ok if you do not mess in the forum,
[Android Themes] AChep:
Do you think that use some things without asking permissions on author is good?
[Android Themes] ronaldvalles:
we will not discuss why I am creating achep also a theme in my way, and your friend than continuous work, greetings :-) :)
[Android Themes] AChep:
Or you add some info about original author, or i will ask moderators for close this. Nothing good. You must have some respect to DEVs

Вообще это очень интересно, никогда не видел такого... Человек взял чужую работу и выдает за свою. Когда я попросил о добавлении информации обо мне, вы сказали, что эту тему вы распространяете только среди друзей и ничего плохого в этом нет. Смешно. BolgenOS? Тоже копирайты затер все. Никакого уважения к чужой работе. Никакого уважения к Вам. Или мне сделать все мои работы платными? Что тогда? Все разработчики сделают свой контент платным, и? Вы не смогли сделать все с нуля. Вы даже ничего не изменили. Первая версия - 99.9% идентична моей теме.

Вы говорите мне, что ничего не случилось в том что вы делаете? Конечно ничего, просто Вы потеряли все уважение в моих глазах.

Или вы в течении 24 часов добавляете ссылки на оригинального автора, или ждете удаления вашего поста. Ничего личного. Надеюсь, что больше никаких споров не возникнет.
[Android Themes] Spex:
Mod should close thread
[Android Themes] ronaldvalles:
READY FRIEND,

READ AT END OF POST

Do you think,
[Android Themes] AChep:
Some pictures? LOL over 1500 pictures
[Android Themes] ronaldvalles:
I place, then
[Android Themes] juggaknot77:
This is a awesome theme, HDPI please...
[Android Themes] kanded:
try to respect, mate.
[General Questions and Answers] Arcaneex:
Well my phone fell few days ago and now a a small part(bar) of my screen most of them time is unresponsive and my s and w and z won't work.. is it possible to somehow repair it myelf ? Or I need to send it to the lab/where you fix it? Can warranty cover this ? If not how much should it cost around?
[General Questions and Answers] Arcaneex:
Anyone?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boston1971:
I've got a Droid incredible and I want to use to the wifi so I can watch Netflix on the TV in my car.....but it just says connecting and stays that way any fix out their
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sendan:
I don't really understand what you're asking, could you rephrase?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boston1971:
The incredible has TV out so I use it to watch downloaded movies in my car but want to be able to use Netflix.....the incredible doesn't have service so I want to use wifi of Fasci for internet
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sendan:
You could probably download WiFi tether from google code and one of the preset profiles should work...which ROM are you on?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boston1971:
AOKP......I'll try that I saw somewhere how to do it but I've searched and can't find the post......something about seeing it to Samsung nexus
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sendan:
Or if you have tasker I've made a post detailing how to get native tethering to work.

Here
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k_nivesout:
You're in the fascinate forums by the way. If your problem relates to the incredible, you're probably better off in those forums.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boston1971:
I need to get the wifi working on my fascinate so I can tether the incredible it works fine on cyan 7.1
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k_nivesout:
It's really hard to help you when you don't give much relevant info in your posts and don't express your thoughts clearly, but I think, after 5 posts, I have some idea what you're trying to do. You're gonna want to use the latest wifi tether app from here and switch your device profile to GSM Galaxy Nexus.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icemanwbs:
Try Open Garden tether app