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[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Blades:
I looked into that, and its not lack of kernel support.. Its lack of client support. That said, if you download one of the "nano" (I think thats the one) ubuntu rootfs tgzs from linaro

http://releases.linaro.org/latest/ubuntu/oneiric-images/nano/linaro-o-nano-tar-20120221-0.tar.gz

and you chroot into that.. getting a working armel ubuntu rootfs.. then you could test out kernel support.. I did that with rxdsk..
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] woti23:
just manually mounted the two hfsplus partitions of an external hdisk (without external powersupply) on the right dock usb port with:

mount -t hfsplus /dev/block/vold/8:1 /sdcard/tmp1

mount -t hfsplus /dev/block/vold/8:2 /sdcard/tmp2

works ! (for readwrite one has to remove journaling of hfsplus on a mac for the external disk first, because the hfsplus module cannot write to a journaled filesystem, only read, but thats not transformer specific, its known on linux distributions too)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] dipje:
@blades: don't know what you posted in that kernel source link, but the modules for the Asus stock kernel are working for about a week already . Tried compiling with CodeSourcery, and with the AndroidNDK which didn't work. Then I tried the arm-linux-gnueabi- 4.6 toolchain from Ubuntu Oneiric and it worked.

And I don't know why sshfs should not work. Fuse is enabled in the Asus stock kernel, so you would only need to crosscompile the userspace utility with the AndroidNDK.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] will5:
xpad works with usb xbox 360 controller and xbox 360 wireless receiver too?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] dipje:
Depends on the linux support (it's a linux driver for the gamepads after all, not something I made myself).

From a help page on the Ubuntu site:
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] will5:
Then, looks like wireless receiver is supported :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] rjvdhoek:
No, and it worked fine with HC Revolver Rom 3.2. It seems that L3 VPN is not supported by ICS. I have the same problem with a HTC Desire on ICS, while it was working fine on CM7.

Is it possible to extract the missing parts/modules from HC and implement in ICS?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ede0228:
Hi!

Can i use usb mouse or keyboard with my razr via usb otg without dock?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] feitingen:
I guess you should be able to since you can use USB drives on the OTG, and since the lapdock contains a USB keyboard with mouse the drivers should be in the phone.

I've successfully used a BT keyboard and mouse with nebtop, but that's different.

Good luck, and let us know how it goes.

I'll post again to this thread if i ever get myself one of those OTG cables as I'm eager to try :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] 1st.BrainStormer:
You should be able to do the OTG Hack, i.e. OTG Cable-> Power Y Cable -> Hub (With power plugged in on the y cable) I've Used a mouse/Keyboard/Card Reader and thumb drives this way. But there will be some power drain. The phone says it's charging but it does seem to lose some charge. I may just need a charge adapter that has more current.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Njl6705:
There are YouTube videos on bow to get USB otg working on motorola phones, webtop or not.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sheikh_sohaib:
When i putted the phone in the download mode, then i plugged in the USB and my ODIN3 v1.00 was opened that time. I clicked on the start in the ODIN3 and after showing some processing in it, it says removed. then my phone was automatically turned of. And know whenever i start it... it just only flash the "at&t world phone" on the screen. and when i plug in the USB the at&t logo stop flashing and it goes completely black....

Please help me how to fix it... :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imgibby123:
you will need to get the phone into download mode , if the 3 button combo is not working you will need a usb jig http://www.1giftbuy.com/p-10279-i9000-i9100-micro-usb-download-mode-jig-/?currency=GBP
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sheikh_sohaib:
any other option

is there is any other option available beside using USB jig... because i heard sometime the fone totally dead after using it... there is no warranty of the recovery of the fone after using it... :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imgibby123:
Unfortunately a jig is your best option for getting download mode as far as i know. Have you tried one click unbrick in hemindal?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sheikh_sohaib:
I have Heimdall but i didnt found any option of of one click unbrick in it...:(
[Networking] subzerold:
You can cancel with no ETF right now goooooooo
[Networking] tennandcoz1:
Why is that?what do I have to say?

From a galaxy better than yours.
[Networking] subzerold:
They changed the contract. Call 611 - "cancel my contract". Pretty simple
[Networking] eleeo037037:
Can you provide a little more details or a link of your source?
[Networking] subzerold:
http://slickdeals.net/f/3981466-Cancel-T-Mobile-Contract-ETF-free
[Networking] tennandcoz1:
I love Tmobile,but just needed to cancel one of my 3 lines.So I called, told the rep about the changes they made and line number 3 was canceled.thanks o.p for this info.Had a little fight but all is well.

From a galaxy better than yours.
[Networking] Mrcojocaru:
any good reason to do this?

I checked verizon for a chance of getting nexus..

saw 50 dollar 5gb plan.

got the **** out
[Networking] subzerold:
If you have a T-Mobile gs2 u can cancel. Get the much cheaper prepaid plans from them or mysimplemobile. Or switch carriers.
[Networking] tennandcoz1:
I did it because I don't use that line at all.it was a waste of money for me.

From a galaxy better than yours.
[Networking] Mrcojocaru:
thanks, do you know how long we have to do this?
[Networking] Reaper 1818:
14 days upon receipt of the notice.
[Networking] ebatr8:
Only certain people are allowed to cancel, they have predetermined who that is. Its not a change in most people's contract as the terms read that they are allowed to limit, suspend or cancel service while roaming. Also if you don't actually use data roaming and haven't before then it wouldn't be a "materially adverse" change. This thread is stupid if you are allowed to cancel you will get a notice, all this thread is doing is creating useless calls for T-Mobile lengthing wait times all because your a baby and can't take responsibility for your crap like a grown up. I already delt with an idiot who thought he could get out of his contract because he read on the internet he could, he thought it was T-Mobiles problem he doesn't read a contract. Dude didn't even roam as he lived in a big city, hadn't used data roaming ever just a childish adult that can't take responsibility.
[Networking] pb3000:
well i just tried this and they told me my area wasnt affected so there is a ETF for me, i am gonna cancel regardless since i can save between 60 and 70 bucks per month.
[Networking] subzerold:
Did you pour spoiled milk in your cereal this morning?
[Networking] 3bs:
What does the notice say? I got an email from T-Mobile but didn't read it.
[Networking] G1ForFun:
Google it. Data roaming changes and only certain markets are affected.
[Networking] jdubb1106:
I think he did.

im sure for one that this is the general section, so he can post here if he wants to, and im pretty sure that he did not hold a gun to someones held and tell them they have to do this.

personally as a tmo customer i think that we deserve to know about anything that could help us with a vast number of problems, this being one for the vast majority.

Cant...stop...ohhh....god

"Asshole Mode Initiated"

Hey bro do me a favor bend over take you hand reach between your legs and pull your head out of your ass.

Just to clarify remarks and comments are addressed to ebatr8

first comment (i think he did) is addressed to subzerold
[Networking] JWhipple:
All these people jumping ship will find out the hard way that the grass isn't always greener...
[Networking] tennandcoz1:
I told them I travel alot,so it does matter to me.and it does affect me.the rep put me on hold came back and told me I can do it.done deal

From a galaxy better than yours.
[Networking] ebatr8:
Pull your head out of your ass, your mad because I said people should be grown ups and take responsibility. Most people will tell you T-Mobile was way better back in the day especially customer service, crap like this is why they are scripted now and why they outsource so much, because the outsourcers just read and do as they're told. These threads are stupid because customer care even retention has had the ability to waive an ETF taken away a long time ago. So the people that call in waste there time and CS's time because unless outlined for them already they can't waive it. If you want to talk **** go for it don't bother me, the internet gives you confidence you wouldn't otherwise say in person little man.
[Networking] 2hvy4grvty:
Can't this be abused to get another "new contract" with more subsidized phones?
[Networking] ebatr8:
Hope they take care of it for you and didn't just say it to get you off the phone. Sucks when that happens and you gotta dispute it later.
[Networking] tennandcoz1:
Just received a text from them.my last day on that line is march 16.I still have two other lines.I love Tmobile and will stay for as long as I can.**** been with them for 11 years.for me I canceled because I just don't use that line.trying to save money brother.

From a galaxy better than yours.
[Networking] :
little man huh? im sorry the internet gives me no sense of empowerment, there is nothing on here that i have said that i would not say to anyones face.

and no one here that calls in waste cs's time that is what they are paid to do...and the reason that they are outsourced is because they want to find people that will work for less then what they would have to pay us.
[Networking] tennandcoz1:
From a galaxy better than yours.
[Networking] dilfatx:
Did not work for me.

Just called and was told that it's not true, that contracts can be changed and customer will always pay early fee to cancel.
[Networking] :
whoever you spoke to on the phone lied to you brotha. it may be true in your case but if not you should try talking to a diff rep
[Networking] dilfatx:
Found this relevant

https://t-mobile.jive-mobile.com:443/#jive-discussion?content=/api/core/v1/discussions/21146
[Networking] jim93:
They tell you this to see if you are dumb enough to hangup and not know your rights. If you hangup they write notes which likely do help other CSR to know you are likely to believe what they tell you if they say it with confidence. Many CSR lie to you to determine how much you really know about the rules.
[Networking] dilfatx:
That's good tip, what should I say now when I call for second time?
[Networking] :
invoke your rights that you stated from above link...

if they try this on you again tell them that you know your rights and if need be you will sue them
[Networking] dilfatx:
Guy said no way possible to get off contract on that contract change.

I read off the cites on the links provided and he made a point to look for the sites himself and will do something about them giving off wrong info.

second try and didn't work.
[Networking] jim93:
They already notated in your account from the first time. You really arent supposed to hang up the first time until you fought as hard as you could. Dont tell them you are going to sue them because

A) they hear that all the time yet they dont get sued all the time

B) they hear it all the time even in situations where there is no way you could sue.

This desensitizes them to threats of being sued.

Tell them you will go to your attorney general and the BBB. You are in the position currently where it would be harder to get them to let you go without an ETF than when you started.

Also dont ever give them links to look at. You want to sound like you know what you are talking about.

If you wanted to sound like you knew what you were talking about evolutionary biology would you say " I read in Wikipedia that ....."

NO

You would memorize the wikipedia page and say your understanding of the content not quote it
[Networking] dilfatx:
I didn't give him the link but did make the mistake that I read up on it online.

I hope my mistakes would be helpful for others to be successful this.
[Networking] tennandcoz1:
Tell them you will send a letter to your states a.g office

From a galaxy better than yours.
[Networking] :
i wasnt insinuating to threaten to sue and not to do it. i was saying follow trough with it.

if you sue them and they dont send someone to your location(and there likely not to send someone) to defend them (u win by default)
[Networking] zander21510:
is there a link to an article or verification of this change?

Was it on your bill or through a text message that people are notified?

I sure as hell don't want to be screwed running out of data when I go to middle-of-nowhere Arkansas when they don't have any towers up there...or in my car using my GPS on the road...
[Networking] :
it was on my bill that tmo just sent out
[Networking] MRpeabodyia:
My understanding was 14 days after receipt of the notice. Ice read on other forms that only some people are receiving the notice.
[Networking] clockcycle:
Simple Mobile $40 plan has data capped at 119k.. Slower than Edge. I moved from them to Straight Talk BYOP Sim.
[Networking] sarni84:
very very nice post it made the most sense out of this whole thread. op there is definitely something to be learned here
[Networking] jim93:
I still would add that there are never any guarantees you will get what you want just from calling CSR

and that

Never lose your cool with CSR. If you get angry, you get written off and you lose immediately.
[Networking] perknite:
It's great to hear about opportunities to make your situation better, but it's discouraging when I see an attempt to exploit a rule for short-term convenience. I do understand that this change in their agreement will be relevant for some of us. I also understand that the title and the original post are a little misleading (and yes, I did read further, but not everyone does). Now, all of a sudden, we're talking about suing T-Mobile because they will not let us out of a contract for free.

"Scott free, no matter what" is clearly not the intent of this announcment - this is abundantly clear from an objective reading of the agreement (especially the portion relative to this change). Now, you can put some spin on it to suit you, but at the end of the day it's pretty petty. This is one of the main reasons a lot of rules and regulations become so strict and rigid over time - because people are always going to try to get over, no matter how reasonable the rule is (and reasonable implies personal responsibility on the part of the company and the consumer, not just the company).

Forgive me for this being my first post here (just received my GS2 a few days ago), but I used to work in customer service. I know what happens when a call center is flooded with calls about a misunderstanding or attempt to exploit a rule - we (all of a sudden) become jerks because the customer cannot have things the way they used to. It not only ticks off those who have tried to exploit, but it also ruins the customer experience for the reasonable customer.

Please take advantage of this if it is appropriate. I certainly can't stop you if it is not. But at least try to read the agreement carefully, and take a moment to think reasonably and objectively before you start yelling at (or even just verbally undressing) CS and threatening to sue.
[Networking] DesignGrits:
I just got off the phone with a rep in CS because the other dept is closed. They told me that if I receive the second letter I will NOT have to pay the fee to void the contract. But to get additional information I would need to get in touch with the ERR Department. I am going to call tomorrow and see what they say. I have to say, I love this phone but I hate TMO. If it means a easy out I will take it and jump on another train. Not sure if I can afford AT&T but would love to get a Note.
[Networking] bikrame:
What do u mean by ETF
[Networking] DesignGrits:
Early Termination Fee
[Networking] ChadBFlores:
just 4 sgs II or all tm phones???

hey, I actually hav a sgs 4g (so jealous of u guys) ..anyways I was wondering if the contract change was only for the sgs II or anyone using t-mobile?
[Networking] DesignGrits:
Not sure, you would have to call. From my understanding it was for anyone that got the first letter with there bill in the mail that are on roaming areas alot.
[Networking] predation:
Can I use this to get on month to month on my current plan?

I'm currently post paid contract until early 2013.

I'd like to be on a month to month.
[Networking] grenademasta:
As much as I would like to get out of the contract and have the freedom of being on a month to month basis, I don't think I qualify. I don't live anywhere near a data roaming area. However, if you read the very bottom "Off-network data use may occur even when you are within the T-Mobile coverage area", this is the part that worries me. I have paperless billing, but I got this email on 2/25 below:

Important Notice about Domestic Data Use While Off the T-Mobile Network

Beginning on April 5, 2012 there will be a limit on the amount of data that can be used while a T-Mobile customer's device is connected to another provider's network ("off network" or "domestic romaing"). Customers that are domestically roaming will receive free text message usage alerts for data. If the roaming data limit is exceeded for a Rate Plan, then data service will be suspended from off-network roaming until the start of the next bill cycle or a qualifying change is made to the Rate Plan. This will not impact: (1) voice usage, and (2) data usage on the T-Mobile network.

To determine domestic roaming areas, see the T-Mobile data coverage map by visiting www.T-Mobile.com/Coverage. The domestic roaming data allowance for each Rate Plan is outlined in the chart below. To use this chart, review the Current Rate Plan Full Speed Data Allotment column to identify the megabytes (MB) or gigabytes (GB) included in your Rate Plan, and then see the domestic roaming data usage limit that applies on the right. The megabytes of gigabytes for a Rate Plan can often be found by reviewing the Available Service section on page 1 of the bill (ex: Classic Simple 200MB Data Promo) or by dialing #WEB# send from your mobile phone.

Current Rate Plan Full Speed Data Allotment

New Domestic Off Network (Romaing) Data Limit

1MB to 199MB

5MB

200MB to 1.99GB

10MB

2GB to 4.99GB

50MB

5GB to 9.99GB

100MB

10GB and above

200MB

Mobile Web Pay Per Use

10MB

Off-network data use may occur even when you are within the T-Mobile coverage area. See T-Mobile.com for directions on how to update device settings to avoid domestic roaming and for more information about this notice. Review Sections 3-5 of T-Mobile's Terms and Conditions available at T-Mobile.com for information on your rights (which may include early service cancellation) as a T-Mobile customer. Please retain a copy of this notice for your records. © 2012 T-Mobile USA, Inc.
[Networking] kabuk1:
I don't suppose I could use this to get them to waive the ETF on the line I cancelled last month, could I?
[Networking] jim93:
You realize they are changing a rule in their contract. TMobile chooses to change the contract therefore some people can get out of their contract. Do you know if TMobile is worried about this they could not change their contract. Its absurd that one has to fight to get out of the contract in the first place. The contract should be null immediately and for the contract to continue both parties should resign.

If you had a pets allowed in your lease contract and you had a dog because of this could your landlord change your contract into no pets allowed unless paying a fee?

NO

thats why TMobile and the other carriers dont deserve sympathy.
[Networking] zander21510:
See I'm a bit confused...

This only applies to a few people that have been notified, supposedly people who have used data while roaming before. I've used lots of data roaming in rural Arkansas, a few hundred megabytes at least, but I have had no notification. So will this change be for all customers, or just those that have been notified??
[Networking] ebatr8:
Why does nobody bother reading go read the terms that apply to you they are on T-Mobile.com for all the contracts that are in effect right now. Its labeled for you so you can read the roaming part of it, it states tmobile is allowed to limit suspend or cancel your service while roaming, also if you never roam its not considered materially adverse. Any accounts that are allowed to cancel without etf are already indicated, if you get a no its gonna be a no. A lot of people that think they are entitled and have certain rights go read your terms and it will answer your questions.
[Networking] jim93:
^

|

Its like a forum simulation of calling TMobile CSR
[Networking] bjgebg:
Tmobile service sucks major balls i had the t989 for about two weeks then i canceled my contract wih them and bought the sprint version of the sgs2 which i might say is 100x better , even paying the 200$ fee to cancel was worth it at the end
[Networking] grenademasta:
One company I can think of that also changed terms within a contract period was ADT home security. I had them years ago and signed a 2 year contract at a fixed monthly price of 29.99. After almost a year they raised the price a few dollars a month to 33.99. When I called to complain about them raising the price, they stated that it WAS in the contract that they could raise monthly prices and if I canceled I would have to pay an ETF. I quit as soon as my contract was up. Well years later I hear they lost a half a billion dollar lawsuit brought on by the Attorney General of the State of California. ADT lost that case. I was wondering why I had money showing from ADT in my name at the California unclaimed money website.

This mid contract term change by Tmobile is simply wrong and should grandfather you in until your contract is up. It doesn't matter if you are in a roaming area or not. The term "

Off-network data use may occur even when you are within the T-Mobile coverage area

" in their notice they emailed me is a HUGE RED FLAG.
[Networking] perknite:
@jim93

Have you read the fine print in the contract? I'm doubting you or the person who thanked you for your comment have. It usually includes a clause that gives them the right to make changes to the agreement at any time (and they're only required to tell you, not release you from your contract for free). The thing is, they don't do it as often as they might like because there is too much competition out there. I don't have a law degree, but I'm willing to wager that the complexitites of agreements between companies and consumers are ridiculously underestimated by the majority of consumers. It is usually far more complex than pets or no pets.

Do whatcha ya gotta do, though. I can't stop ya:p

Wow, I'm making friends quick...lol:p. I mean no offense, just a friendly plea. Hope we're cool:D.
[Networking] jim93:
Those complexities are advantageous to corporations like TMobile. I know they are allowed to make changes to the contract but the consumer is also allowed to protest those changes by terminating their contract if it is "materially adverse". They have loopholes and the consumer has is. They have more loopholes in general which is what I pointed out to ebatr8 who seems to be shedding tears for TMobile because he has worked CSR. I wouldnt cry tears for TMobile even if I was CSR because its only a matter of time before they move his CSR job to India. Even if he is in India they could just move the job to Cambodia or some other countries. Publicly traded corporations are in the business of making money for their shareholders, you and I being happy is at best an side consequence.