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[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DanWanAtrix4G:
Hi, I just bought a Motorola Atrix 4g :D, and presume that it will be shipping with the newest stock update. I have been searching everywhere on how to do this, but can't find anything, fit specifically to my needs. I need directions on how to put my unmodded brand new Motorola Atrix 4G with stock update 4.5.91 to the latest update of Gingerblur. Thanks, I'm new to the forums, but I understand technical stuff.:)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jayevo:
Checked all q & a either missed it or wasnt there but iam on the latest cm9 alpha 2 my question is there a special kernel i need for my epic 4g or does the transformer prime not pick up wifi tether from phones im also using the wifi tether app 3.1 beta version any help much appreciated
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ÜBER™:
It should work fine try the samurai tanto kernel I can wifi tether through the native hotspot and don't have to even run another app.

Sent From My SPH-D700 Running Android 4.0 :sly:
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jayevo:
Are u using a cable to tether or wireless?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duce102:
You'll probably have to use a different kernel, if there's one that fixed the problem. When you enable tether in cm9 settings it automagicly turns back off. At least this was the case for me. The built in hotspot was the only wireless tether that other phones and tablets could see in my case, I went back to cm7 and all works perfectly.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ÜBER™:
Wireless

Sent From My SPH-D700 Running Android 4.0 :sly:
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jayevo:
Got it to pick it up with that kernel and using the portable hotspots in setting kinda klunky but hey its just to use work lunch and breaks to watch my Netflix also I had to program it into my transformer by adding the network after that it picked it up
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ÜBER™:
Good I'm glad you got it working ;)

Sent From My SPH-D700 Running Android 4.0 :sly:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heihei_ivan:
Hi all

(This problem is fixed, plz go to #4 for more)

I am now using link2sd with CM7.2. Link2SD worked well with rooted stock ROM.

After I unlocked the bootloader and flashed 3rd-party ROMs, link2sd went crazy and this happens on both Arconium and CM7.2.

When I was trying to restore my apps from Titanium backup, link2sd should automatically link the apps to 2nd partition of the sd card (it is an ext3 partition), this works fine at the first few apps. However, when the restore progressed, link2sd would encounter errors with error message telling me "/data/sdext2 ..... " has a read-only file system. This would be "solved" temporarily but re-appears when I tried to restore apps in batch again. :(

Also, the internal storage sometimes fills up ridiculously. With no new apps in the internal storage, it would be filled up with only <4MB left. No space is freed even if I wiped cache and dalvik-cache in CWM.

Now I formatted the 2nd partition as FAT32 to see whether the problem would appear again.

These just sound very strange to me, it would be grateful if someone can help. Thanks. :)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taaviu:
With cm7 use "s2e"
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heihei_ivan:
Thanks for your information, does that mean I have to switch from link2sd to s2e? Is it okay to use link2sd with FAT32 partition? thanks :)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heihei_ivan:
hi all, i just found a possible solution to this problem.

Just insert the SD card to computer and boot into GParted, because Windows only recognize the first partition, but Linux recognizes all (how crappy Windows is LOL)

And then check the 2nd partition, GParted will check and fix all the errors on the partition. After that insert the SD card back to the phone and this problem would not appear again.

Probably it is caused by a corrupted filesystem, maybe due to frequent IO on the partition, or unclean booting and shutdown.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magiccooupons:
Tried and tested

Hi, I tried your method as I'm having the same problem

but after about a minute of linking the internal applications that I normally have on my sd-ext partition, the same problem reappears.

I used the "Check" option on GParted to check and fix errors on my sd-card and it did it without a problem, however it did mess up on the first running of the program...

any ideas? I hate how Link2SD just dies now and then, it's absolutely vital for my phone!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danish Qureshi:
Link2sd Read Only Error

I had this error from last 2 days, i searched a lot, but it solves only by updating super user.... now its working.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marCHISIOtua:
Bro, I've same problem with "read only" 2nd partition for my Galaxy Mini, and I want to fix it.

But can you tell me how to use Gparted? FYI I use windows 7 for my cpu. Should I have to use Gparted via CD?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zpmarcos:
Hi,

Every time the phone boots have a message "mount warning" and i must quick reboot the phone in order to see my linked apps, which could be the cause?

Thanks
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saiwaa:
Is there a solution for this in the meantime? Since Lineage OS 17.1 I have exactly the same problem, even though it is a new SD card.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Robertdeniveau:
Solved "read-only" problem.

Lineage 17.1 on galaxy mega 6.3 with superuser update. In Magisk manager do install and restart. After a link2SD message come, and now choose quick reboot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] geoldr:
Hey guys, ive been wanting to buy a Galaxy note for a while, but I went into Best Buy and played with a dummy phone, well it was a lot bigger then I thought it would be. So I ended up getting a skyrocket. I love it, but I read that last year ATT released 2.3.6 for it. Mine is still 2.3.5 and OTA says its fully updates, and Kies says that it is the latest firmware. So whats the problem? Why can't I update to 2.3.6?

Also, when I go to the Market, I can click individual apps to update, but I can't find an 'update all' button.

Sorry, new here and coming from an iPhone, learning a lot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] DigitalEagle:
Hello! Welcome to the wonderful world of Android! :D It's a fun ride.

For whatever reason, AT&T/Samsung pulled the update for 2.3.6 from the OTA/Kies.

I'm not sure an official reason why was given for this... but I can't help but wonder if it's something with LTE...

anyway...

The official rooted version of 2.3.6 is in the development section if you wish to use it,

but as far as I can tell, I don't see any benefits of 2.3.6 over 2.3.5 for any real practical reasons. (I.E. battery life, bugs, features go unchanged).

I have the GSII Skyrocket with 2.3.6 and my wife has her with 2.3.5. All our features of our phones work exactly the same way. The only thing I can confirm is, she can change her radio band between 850 to 1900... and my radio is locked (which is explained in the development section under the radio post).

Don't worry too much about it. Android 4.0.3 will come along soon enough and you won't even care about 2.3.6.
[Kindle Fire General] ontwowheels:
Can the Kindle lock screen be customized? I tried using go locker and disabling the stock locker with not much success.
[Kindle Fire General] feistygoat10:
Widgetlocker works, but it requires root access.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] tejasar:
i want to root my samsung galaxy Fit...but confused about the rooting methods like rooting it with SUPERONECLICK OR by installing custom ROM like Cyanogenmod ...

please tell me what is the difference between rooting with SUPERONECLICK and installing custom ROM..what is the outcome for both??

which is best method for good results..??

please help me to choose out between them...:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] chelsearulz5:
Best method using the update.zip-

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1156204

Sent from my Galaxy Fit @ 801Mhz- Razodroid
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Aspire:
never used superoneclick.

Basically, a custom ROM gives a lot of features which are not available in stock ROM. It also boosts speed and overall performance.

Rooting just gives you SU privileges which you get by default in most custom ROMs.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] racerx250:
I found a music player called PlayerPro in the market. It advertises to have a volume skip. I can't test it because I'm still running BeastMod. Just an idea for those who love that feature.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] eduardmc:
Forget about benchmark, i know how bad the asus prime tegra 3 is at benchmarks because they are not optimize for quad-core. In games videos i have been seeing the graphics for tegra 3 games vs ipad 2 in same games, the tegra 3 is more powerfull with alot more details in games. Not sure if the reason was because the ipad 2 CAN'T do such graphics or because they only want to show off tegra 3 potential.

We all have seen infinity blade 2 in ipad 2 and those are one if not the best graphics right now available for a tablet. Can graphics like this be accomplish with the asus prime hardware or are we left behind.

Is tegra 3 better in graphics than ipad 2?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dimwit13:
yes, i believe the tegra 3 graphics are better than the ipad2. (a lot better)

-dimwit-
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Electrofreak:
I know quite a bit about the SGX543MP2 in the iPad 2, and while I don't know so much about the Tegra 3 ULP GeForce, I do not believe the it is more powerful, and it certainly not a lot more powerful. I've looked at GPU whitepapers for the Tegra 2 and I do not believe that Tegra 3 deviates very far from that architecture.

Smartphone GPUs have always held a particular interest for me, and I've written a few technical articles on them. Let me go dig into my resources and I'll see if I can get some concrete numbers on the Tegra 3 GPU. In many ways it's difficult to say that one GPU is better than another; some (like the SGX series) use a different method of rendering, some are designed for higher polygon processing, some focus on fill rate (and these are heavily influenced upon screen resolution), and then there's memory bandwidth availability and clock speeds to consider.

PS - The SGX543MP2 in the iPad 2 is ridiculously powerful. And it's not anything new; that GPU has been out for nearly 4 years. It's just that SoC manufacturers other than Apple have not bothered to implement it in any of their chips yet. It may be due to the fact that it's simply much more powerful than is really necessary, it takes up a fair bit of die space compared to the alternatives, or it may be a cost issue. Understand that I cannot stand Apple and love Android through and through, but also understand that the GPU in the iPad 2 is a monster, no mistake. It crushed Tegra 2 ULP GPU in performance by a large margin.

PS 2 - Understand that the benchmarks not being optimized for quad-core doesn't mean that they aren't accurate when it comes to GPU performance.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
Understand that Tegra3 is the most powerful chip out today and its in The Transformer Prime. Prime is stated by all tech sites to be most powerful tablet out today. Ipad2 wasn't. Ipad2 does have a great gpu but alot more can be done with tegra3 and the games will look better on tegra3. Tegra3 version of Shadowgun blows Ipad version away. No contest in how much more detailed tegra3 version is than Ipad. Same goes for Riptide. If you want the most powerful device out today and probably for next 5-6 months or more, Prime is the only device that can deliver what you want.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Electrofreak:
You don't need to lecture me about the Tegra 3 in the Transformer Prime. I could give you a handy lesson on NVIDIA's latest Cortex-A9 chip, and I would agree that nothing is currently available that is more powerful. But, my friend, CPU and GPU are not one and the same. (Hint - I'm a former paid tech editor on ARM architecture ;) )

Lets not let our fanboism stand in the way of simple fact. I said earlier that the SGX543MP2 is in some ways more powerful than it needs to be, and that's because iPad apps are going to be built to run on the 1st gen iPad as well as the iPad 2, and when you're writing tablet apps to run on a GPU that was also in the iPhone 3GS, you're wasting the processing power available of the iPad 2. "THD" apps are not built with those limitations and of course they'll look better.

That said, I'll stop playing Devil's Advocate and go dig up the truth, as now I'm curious. I don't expect that Tegra 3 will best the SGX543MP2 in typical performance however. I've got some friends in the industry that were benchmarking the Prime well before any articles were written on it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] involver:
I have both at home, myself using the prime and my girlfriend uses the iPad 2 (duh!). From an enduser point of view I can only say that, yes the prime is the more graphically potent tablet. But... sadly there is little good software available as has been the case for a while now when you compare Android tablets to iPads. Sad, but so true...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Electrofreak:
This seems to pretty handily answer the question:

http://www.anandtech.com/show/5163/asus-eee-pad-transformer-prime-nvidia-tegra-3-review/3

These are benchmarks tested off-screen so screen resolution does not play into things, and the test is a GPU test; CPU quad-core compatibility does not play into it.

As I said in previous posts, the Tegra 3 is definitely a strong step up from Tegra 2 in performance, but does not match the SGX543MP2 in the iPad 2. But, as I also said, as many tablet apps for iOS do not actually make full use of the true power of the SGX543MP2, while THD apps for Android typically are designed to make use of Tegra ULP GeForce processing power, it's a rather pointless argument.

EDIT - And just to satisfy those who might be upset that our GPU is not the absolute best, it's a close second and our CPU kicks the crap out of the competition for now. As is the way of things, in a few months we'll see the Krait Snapdragons take the throne...

EDIT 2 - AnandTech also did a good summary of the differences between the Tegra 2 and Tegra 3 GPUs: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5072/nvidias-tegra-3-launched-architecture-revealed/2
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] justwonder:
Hardware only as good as software driving it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kenan99:
yes mutch better :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
That's the point...benchmarks are b.s. anyways. Doesn't translate to real life use. If you a former tech editor like you said then you should know this already. If u wanna compare benchmarks OK. WoW! Ipad2 beats prime in like only 2 graphics benchmarks. PRIME blows it away in all others. Prime is at the top of most benchmark lists of all time Highs anyways. Bring what you you dig up. PRIMe will eat ipad2 for breakfast. And the games will always look better on tegra3 than ipad2. As long as they using the same one. The proof is already there that Android and IOS games on both platforms show Android version being better. You seeming more like an apple fanboy to me. Facts are facts. I don't see anywhere talking about ipad2 has most powerful chipset or gpu. Now I can show you plenty that say that about the prime n tegra3.

---------- Post added at 05:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:39 PM ----------

To be a tech editor, u seem to be misinformed..lol. krait snapdragon or qualcomm chip is crap. They had a horrible showing at CES..right along with Samsung Eyxnos chip and T.I. plus those aare no where near ready due to low yields. Plus when those chips eventually come out, it'll already be surpassed n easily. By what you may ask. THE TEGRA4 KAL EL + or Wayne architecture at 28nm die 8 core or more chip....lmfao. nvidia is taking this mobile chipset game over. They already took over n blew the scene open with first dual core device tegra2. Then everybody copies them and made dual core. Same here with quadcore. They the first with it and people copying. Nvidia already a generation ahead of anyone. Once others quad cores come out, nvidia will have 8 core CPU and like 24 core GPU.

Here some stats n specs to easily make you drool. Other chipsets are nothing.

Plus to make the excuse that its not fair to compare Tegra3 THD games to ipad2 is a cop out. Its not nvidia n developers fault that they were smart enough to make use of the tegra3. That's Ipad fault if they made the game to work ln ipad1 n 2. I have an ipad1. And really like it but can't Hold a candle to my Prime. That's why I always said ipad2 not even really much since all games on ipad1 look the same or just as good as the same ones played on ipad2. Ipad2 has very few optimized games for it. IOS does have some heavy hitter games. I do acknowledge the fact that IOS games n apps are more diverse and optimized overall for IOS devices. This is where Android needs to come up at. More tablet only apps n games. Ipad n ipad2 is a beast. Can't deny it. Bit there will be far more potential met with Tegra3.

P.s.: this all is like football....so don't take anything personal. Tegra3 is my team n I guess SGX is yours.

Tegra3 is alot more than just a slight step up from Tegra2. This is a huge step above anything out in the market today. Plus another f.y.I. yes CPU n gpu are 2 different things but one is nothing without the other. A POWERful CPU can make the most out of a gpu n push the envelope of it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ilostmypistons:
I dont trust anything from Anandtech anymore I believe they cherry pick bull**** sections of tests to make a certain brand look superior ( hint: Im king Neptune lord and ruler of the seven seas I have spoken)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I agree. People lost faith in that source.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clouds5:
Wow a thread that is not about whining or telling what works/does not work on their devices! *dance* :D

I'd say its all about optimization when it comes to actual games. Benchmarks are cool to compare if OC actually makes a difference i guess... But to compare totally different chips? Its a hypothetical situation none the less.

If you compare launch titles of console games with what games looks like shortly before the next generation comes out, its quite astonishing. What you can get out of a chip with proper optimization.

Every actual mobile game runs perfectly fine on both chips and absolutely smooth. I'm really looking forward to stuff like the DarkMaedow or DaVinci heroes, real Tegra3 games, not something that got ported. From the trailers they look very nice.

Kinda sad, that my tablet now puts way better graphics on my TV than my home console (wii) :D

But for me there's one big thing people talk much too less about when it comes to comparing ipad and prime in terms of gaming. The prime has full gamepad support. So games like shooters actually make fun.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] James Harrison:
I would be very dissapointed if these new tegra 3 games don’t have native hardware dock control support.

I love playing games that support the dock right off the bat, and NOT having support wouldn't make sense because the prime is the only tegra 3 device out there!!

Back on topic.

As for the GPU argument, the mobile tech space is just retarded atm. Developers are not even close to maxing out hardware. Some people think that GTA 3 or glowball is pushing what tegra 3 can do, a 1GHZ desire HD can run GTA 3 fine and glowball runs (almost) fine on my prime when underclocked to 800 mhz!

Go figure :p
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] eduardmc:
Did i just start a war between ipad and prime fanboys? i was never meant to be like that, i was only asking a question :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Spidey01:
Is it just my two cents or has Electrofreak been the only one to contribute usefulness to this post? Everything else I've read here seems to have enough signal to noise ratio that I feel like it's a huddle, and I don't play football.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cfaberlle:
Electrofreak is 100% correct on his statements, Tegra 3 delivers 300% more graphics performance, but is still slightly lower than A5 iPad 2 GPU.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Electrofreak:
Indeed, that's all I said, and I even pointed out that iOS apps don't make full use of the SGX543MP2 in the iPad 2. But I stepped on some toes and I revealed that I used to get paid for my opinion, and thus I invoked the fanboi wrath.

Anyone can quote any source they want to make any point. I could spend an hour writing a counter-point post citing half a dozen other sources that could prove definitively that the moon is made of cheese. And frankly, I trust AnandTech more than most others. Half of the tech websites out there are getting paid to skew their numbers. No matter what anyone says, AnandTech has proven the most informative and the least biased I've seen, consistently.

I know people who were at CES and I've talked with them privately about Krait, Exynos, Wolfsdale, and other SoCs. Exynos is frankly the one that appeared most impressive at CES, but knowing what I know about Qualcomm (the fact that they actually have an architecture license unlike most SoC manufacturers) and the large amount of R&D they invest into SoC development means that they should not be idly dismissed. NVIDIA, for example, just purchased a similar license at considerable expense so as to remain competitive.

Anyhow, I'm a former editor for a reason; I had to extract myself from the constant obsession with ARM hardware because it's never-ending and takes up way too much time. I type this post on a Transformer Prime that I got for free, and I know little more than the basics of it's SoC layout because if I really went and dug into the whitepapers like I used to, I probably wouldn't have time for things that are a lot more important (my family, for a start). It may seem silly, but I really did waste a ridiculous amount of time reading about ARM.

Sometimes, you don't have to know everything about something to enjoy it. To answer the OP, no, it's not as powerful as the iPad 2. But the iPad 2 blows, Android FTW. :)

PS - A long list of quotes praising the Transformer Prime and Tegra 3 as provided by NVIDIA and ASUS was actually used to reinforce a point in this thread. Thanks for the chuckle!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Keion:
ITT: Intellectual pissing contest.

Sent from my tablet thing with XDA Premium.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] HOFFERN342:
@demandarin: So.. does that mean we can see games like Halo: Combat Evolved or Half Life 1 or 2 on our devices if the developers want to make them available to us?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I wish..lol in sure they could do a version or port somehow. Orel be up to developer though. modern combat3 n nova2 is pretty impressive n not even optimized for tegra3. along with dead space also. in sure we will see some badass games be released for tegra3 very soon. it has the fly n cpu power to put out the most impressive games a mobile platform had seen yet. plus I heard rumors or talks of PlayStation and Vita games coming to android or tegra3.