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[Gen9 Android Development] leedr:
I see you have the Staples one. Does your screen have a bit of a moire type pattern? Not fuzzy so much as a bit of a rainbow effect if you look closely? It's especially noticeable on a white background. I had a similar issue with my old iPod touch when I would put a matte screen protector on it, except the 80 G9 is a glossy screen.
[Gen9 Android Development] paulnelson88:
I notice the type pattern but not the rainbow.

On my Prime and Thrive when I connect hdmi it scales up to 720p But when I connect Archos it doesn't scale all the way up??
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
no face unlock :(

Quinny -

Reset android: first time setup screen appears, all downloaded apps gone, must re-log in to google accounts etc, media remains

reset media storage: im assuming it does just that

reset android & storage: i'm assuming it does the same as reset android, as well as delete media

reformat device: reformats everything, must install official aos manually or it will stick at archos splash screen
[Gen9 Android Development] Quinny899:
We can fix that, just wait
[Gen9 Android Development] Quinny899:
The question is, does reformat device reset media storage?
[Gen9 Android Development] bkromhout:
When you do a full format, what's the easiest way to get all of your apps, app data, etc backed up and restored?
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
yes it's like you have a new device out of the box. all pictures music downloads etc gone.

probably titanium backup but that requires root. if you have important app data then you should hold off on the update until a root method is released.
[Gen9 Android Development] bkromhout:
Alright well I've already updated, but I'll hold off on the formatting.
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
nice. after everything going near perfect with this new firmware, I turn my screen off and put the tablet next to me and notice something flashing out of the corner of my eye 30 seconds later...guess what the tablet is rebooting -.-

luckily, it only takes like 15 seconds to boot now, and i wasn't trying to do anything important.
[Gen9 Android Development] steffmin:
Port for 9 g2?

any chance someone could look at a possible port for arnova 9 g2 with this update?
[Gen9 Android Development] Quinny899:
Doubt it would be easily possible
[Gen9 Android Development] steffmin:
i'd try myself if i had a clue, not that clued up on linux just wished there was an easy kitchen for all theses different rom variations
[Gen9 Android Development] Quinny899:
Looks amazing with Nova launcher prime
[Gen9 Android Development] - Swift -:
Chrome isn't that laggy once you actually use it for a few minutes.

Sent using XDA Premium HD from my ICS Powered tablet
[Gen9 Android Development] Requisition:
Hmm, I guess that must be what is going on. What is the difference between the G8 101 and the G9 101, so that I know what I have?
[Gen9 Android Development] Quinny899:
What version of Android did it come with?
[Gen9 Android Development] Requisition:
It's currently running Android 2.2.1.
[Gen9 Android Development] Quinny899:
Then it's a 101 g8 and is not compatible
[Gen9 Android Development] Requisition:
Ah, damn. No ICS for me. T.T
[Gen9 Android Development] eep1:
ICS installed fine. Had to do it manually but not problems.
[Gen9 Android Development] Vicente:
****ttt.... wifi don´t work for me.... some idea?

Thanks
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
turn wifi off then back on again
[Gen9 Android Development] GraemeJones:
Wifi sucks for me as well, was fine before the upgrade now it connects for about 10 seconds then stalls for 20 seconds then reconnects for 10 etc.

Going to try a full wipe and reload.
[Gen9 Android Development] gen_scheisskopf:
Wifi sucked on Honeycomb for me- all connections to 802.11 b/g worked fine but 802.11 n dropped connections after about 1 minute (it didn't matter if there was any transfer or not). About to test ICS :)

EDIT:

ICS better handles wifi for me- connected to 802.11n network- over 10 minutes and not a single problem. I'll check 802.11b/g later @work
[Gen9 Android Development] iourine:
Nothing special - I think the entire Android concept is abuse of customers, and never installed anything for serious use. (Surely, paid apps are not for just playing around.) Still waiting for a pure Linux software, or for time to make it myself. 8-((

Use System Monitor to see what is actually running: plenty of Google services, speech i/o services, dictionaries, Japanese and other East Asian i/o services that you cannot disable, etc... Then try to "stop all programs" and see again in a few minutes of work - what is re-launched against your will.
[Gen9 Android Development] gen_scheisskopf:
Gen9 USB ID has changed in ICS

To install ADB driver you need to change the following things in android_winusb.inf:

;Archos Gen9
%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0E79&PID_[b]1529[/b]
%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0E79&PID_[b]1529[/b]&MI_01

(it was PID_1509 before)
[Gen9 Android Development] e9508686:
Just did the upgrade. On the last firmware, I was unable to watch more than about 20 minutes of flash through 4OD and BBC iplayer without the tablet freezing and having to do a hard reboot. On ICS it seems fixed, I have watched two programs now without any problems! Get in there!
[Gen9 Android Development] Sknorrell:
The update works fine yesterday. All works smoother an so but...

Today morning i had no 3g-connection. When I push the stick into the "receiving bad" position, then it works. Also an usbstick only works in that position.

An factory reset change nothing, i thing the port is broken :(

A call with the hotline said me, i have to send the tablet to archos.
[Gen9 Android Development] soulclaimed:
Upgrade today slow as hell and scroll speed is rubbish internet connection drops out loads
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
format device then try again. it will help with the speed maybe not the internet tho
[Gen9 Android Development] GraemeJones:
This wifi dropout is now a big issue for me, I have done a complete format and reload and still getting the error, it just freezes.

Really strange, running speedtest it just stops processing completey and shows a "time out" communications error message after a while. All other wifi devices are working fine, PC, laptop 2 mobile phones etc...

Anyone else seeing this problem???
[Gen9 Android Development] k4spy:
downloading and hoping for the best.

will be confirming about others feedback and other bugs (if found).
[Gen9 Android Development] totosssfr:
Same issue here.

Since the ics update, wifi connections are buggy. I have tried on 802.11 g and n, same result : wifi connection is not stable.

I will try a full wipe hoping for the problem to disappear.
[Gen9 Android Development] k4spy:
my feedback:

1. Noticed a great speed improvement

2. No wifi bug for me (stable connection)

3. The speed when navigating through menu and homescreen really great (fast)

4. Still lack of stable flash feature in the default browser (it's fine with dolphin though)

Will report any other bugs if i noticed it of course :D

In the end, i'm happy with the update and i personally should thank archos for giving me and all the G9 users the update that we all have been waiting for.

Thank You Archos! :)
[Gen9 Android Development] totosssfr:
It seems that wifi is working now.

What has changed? My access point is set on wifi g only and channel 11 (previously wifi n and channel 8). No more wifi instability :-)
[Gen9 Android Development] moomoon03:
i have the same problem man

je suis fr et chez free mais ma connexion rame a mort!! meme apres une reinstall complete
[Gen9 Android Development] totosssfr:
Tu as une freebox v6?

Si oui, il faut que tu désactives le wifi n. C'est ce qui a résolu mon problème.

Do you have a "freebox v6"?

So you need to disable wifi n. That what solved my problem.
[Gen9 Android Development] brbi:
I have a problem with the default browser. The Facebook page when I click on the credential to login I'm not the keyboard will appear for username and password.

I tried now with Dolphin and the problem does not arise. Can someone check?

I also noticed wifi instability in N.
[Gen9 Android Development] alahkel:
Yeah UI is a little bit slower, kb too but it looks wonderful and i love ics Tag kb! Btw stock browser speed is really better and flash video playing is a lot better too! I can find myself really satisfied!
[Gen9 Android Development] alahkel:
Found out also that if you leave the system stabilize a little after the update, it becomes faster from min to minute! General ui overall speed increases, text input too..everything!
[Gen9 Android Development] moomoon03:
non j'ai la v4 et ca ne marche tjs pas youtube le market et tout ce qui a besoin du reseau rame a mort
[Gen9 Android Development] GraemeJones:
Update on Wifi issue, have changed all access points to wireless G only, no improvement.
[Gen9 Android Development] coolo:
hey!

ICS update is really awesome, my tablet isn't crashing anymore. But since the update, I got some wifi problems. After several seconds, the connection gets lost and when I try to reconnect I get a "Authentifizierungsproblem" (=authentificationproblem). I have no idea why this happens now... in school it works fine.

As I see, some of you solved the problem with changing the used wifi standard, but thats no possibility for me... my router does not support changing the standard...
[Gen9 Android Development] doncoop:
I haven't had the wifi problem but had connection issues with my router and every device in my houserecently. Have you tried giving your tablets static ips?

Really helped me.
[Gen9 Android Development] ducatisto:
...wifi is now *definitely* a problem. I today checked 6 wlans (3 bgn 3 bg) and couldn't connect to all those serving n and to one with bg only. That's a shame because before ICS I could reliably connect to all of them. Any comments, Archos?
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
I think one of their guys was looking into the issue on archosfans
[Gen9 Android Development] skicavs:
After the upgrade my 80 G9 system was quite unstable, slow and crashed and force closed so often it was nearly unusable.

The steps I recommend are

1) Full format (erase everything) and reinstall the update (There are forums for the transformer tablet and how to best go about the full format)

2) Format / Remove microsd card (this was responsible for many of the spontaneous resets)

3) Check Specific Apps (For the transformer there is a whole forum about "ice-cream-sandwich-update-problems-apps-could-source")

a) Google Currents apparently corrupts the media storage and which for me seemed to be the cause of a number of force closes in browser, kindle, etc (google groups has an article about it and how you can reset the Media Storage [Settings -> Media Storage -> Clear Data] after it has been corrupted)

b) Amazon AppStore was also rather unstable on my system so I removed it
[Gen9 Android Development] GraemeJones:
Contacted Archos about the WiFi issue and got the below reply this morning:

"Dear Customer,

We are working on this issue, a firmware update will be available soon.

Kind Regards,

Archos Technical Support"
[Gen9 Android Development] courville:
and here it is: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23678412&postcount=1
[Gen9 Android Development] migsmobile:
1. The overall performance of the tablet is much faster. Moving from one app to another is faster compared to honeycomb. closing apps is also better now.

2. I had a hard time looking for the email exchange settings as it did not automatically set-up my Microsoft Exchange email which was already set-up when I was using honeycomb. It turns out that you need to input first your exchange email and password. Then click Manual Set-up. Then you will see that the "Exchange settings" will now appear below POP and IMAP.

2. ‎A lot of new features. Wifi direct and making my tablet a wifi hotspot/access are two of the new features that I'm excited to use. I can now directly connect my tablet to a wifi direct enabled printer and print right away (an alternative is using google print). I can now share my 3G connection (if im using a 3G stick) and make my tablet a wifi access point.

3. Browser/browsing the web is much slower compared when it was still in honeycomb. actually the browser crashed a couple of times when I was typing this via the Archos Facebook Page and I had to redo typing everything. Browsing using desktop and flash mode won't even let you comment on Facebook (the on screen keyboard wont appear) or hit the "like" button. You will have your browsing mode settings to html5 to be able to enjoy Facebook.

4. It did not recognize my external hard disk anymore. Previously, I enjoyed watching movies loaded on my external had drive connecting it via the USB Host OTG cable. But you can still use your flash drives. The 16GB runs smoothly. If you want to use your external hard disk, connect it via the 3G slot at the back of the unit.

5. Better screen rendering. pics looks much sharper now.

‎6.So far less of the automatic reboot. My unit seems to have a mind of its own when it was still running honeycomb. It reboots when it wants to.

7. Less auto reboots but more frequent screen freeze/hangs - which forces me to manually reboot the unit. Twice when using video gallery and once using the browser.

MiGs

Archos 80 G9 user
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theasus:
Hi,

Does ICS(Android 4.0) effect RAM/CPU usage of NEO V?

Does it increase or decrease?

Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theasus:
Is there anyone to answer my question?

I just asked CPU/RAM usage of ICS .
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theasus:
Isn't Android Q/A topic right place for this question?

Why dont anybody answer my question?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Derzis:
http://developer.sonymobile.com/wp/...ical-differences-between-gingerbread-and-ics/

"Ice Cream Sandwich is more intensive, for example in terms of resource usage. When it comes to ICS, it’s a major upgrade of Android™, and there are a lot of things that have changed compared to the Gingerbread release. Some of these changes affect the performance and stability of the system, for example by using more CPU power and RAM. ICS was developed with Galaxy Nexus in mind, which is based on a TI platform with dual-core processor and 1GB RAM. We are now adapting ICS to run on our 2011 Xperia™ smartphones, which are all built on a Qualcomm platform with single core and 512 MB RAM. This means that in some cases, the resource usage in ICS is heavier on the system compared to Gingerbread. Another interesting thing is that many apps use slightly more RAM in ICS. For example, the web browser is quite intensive, and our measurements indicate that it uses 20-30MB more in ICS compared to Gingerbread. All in all, there are a lot of changes that together result in greater RAM requirement."
[Nexus S General] Rjsoft:
Cairo Nexus S

Hi,

I install this Rom and it's very nice.

Ok i'm really sorry.

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I'm not the Dev and the only reason i post this thread here, it's because of the problem on Recovery with the last OTA (don't work).
[Nexus S General] tehgeekguy:
This should be in General, unless you're the dev, in which case you need to post more information. Read the rules.
[Nexus S General] androidphone2012:
What's the difference between cairo's and evilisto's?

BTW, how about the thread title "[INFO][ROM] Cairo ICS 4.0.4" ? and more info in OP
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DroidHam:
I sold my TFP and was wondering if there are any tutorials on how to flash back to stock?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
get outta here ya apple land lover....lmfao you stuck in the apple Matrix. they got you plugged in. they show you a nice new shiny screen n you Jump ship..SMH. its all good man. just busting your chops.

aside from that ;) vv

I could've sworn I saw you said you unlocked your device in other threads. if this is true, there is no way to go back to stock. stock means you have a locked bootloader again. there is no relocking. if you want to go to stock firmware, look in developement section.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] scook9:
If it is unlocked, it will never be stock again. Otherwise, you can just root it and dd the blob file using the method detailed in the thread in the dev section about how to flash any version software,That will revert the kernel and boot and other stuff to stock and also unroot it. Then just do a factory reset/data wipe and you are good to go
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DroidHam:
I'm not concerned with the bootloader, I just want a stock looking ROM. Is that possible?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DroidHam:
So can I atleast unroot and flash stock kernel and rom?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DroidHam:
I've had all android my life, never tried apple, don't hate lol ill be back. In the meantime help me out! I'm sticking with my galaxy nexus no iPhone here!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
see the thing is, there have been several people who unlocked, used custom rom, then tried to flash back an official Asus stock rom and bricked their prime.

SO LET ME WARN YOU, IF YOU UNLOCKED, DO NOT TRY TO FLASH AN OFFICIAL ASUS ROM OR YOU WILL BRICK YOUR TABLET. ask Diamondback for proof. you could try unofficial versions. there is a stock rom but has some tweaks added to it like root n some other things. you have to look in developers section on it. I forgot the guy name. I think it may be Jermaine. look for his stock rom thread. just plz make sure to research it thoroughly first. wouldn't want you to brick your prime.

on another note, if you unlocked n flashed a custom rom, didn't you nandroid backup your stock rom first before flashing? if so then you can just flash/restore that nandroid backup you have through CMW manually.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] scook9:
Restoring a nandroid in CWM does not grab the kernel, he still has to do the blob method I detailed. I grabbed the blob from the official asus .15 zip and it has worked fine. Done it several times myself. Do that method and you are unrooted, stock recovery. Should be like all stock except for bootloader. You will still need to do a factory reset/data wipe I believe.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GreginNH:
Deleted.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GreginNH:
How did you get back to stock recovery? OP of thread says that method will brick you if you are unlocked and rooted. Or am I looking at the wrong thread?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] scook9:
I used this method:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1492887

For what it is worth....that disclaimer was not up when I first tried it. I have the stock ROM with CWM and unlocked bootloader. It has worked fine for me....flashing the blob replaces the recovery with stock. I have done this 3 times without issue.....maybe I am lucky? Seems more like a CYA disclaimer to me. I can see NO reason why it would pose any threat, this code sits above the bootloader and would be the same whether unlocked or locked. the kernel would be the only concern....but it is replaced properly along with the recovery by the blob method
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GreginNH:
OK.thanks. so just dd that blob file to, in my case, internal sdcard and reboot and that's it, and that puts recovery and kernel back to stock?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] scook9:
No. Place it on the sdcard, insert into tablet. When doing dd command, if=input file (file source) of=output file (destination). I used a USB Thumb drive actually, doesn't matter as long as you know where the blob is for the dd command

Make sure you properly locate the file for the if parameter and that you exactly input the value for of. Messing this up will probably brick the tab so be careful
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GreginNH:
Yeah I don't have an SD card.

Was hoping I could just do it from the internal sdcard..oh well thank you for the info
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] scook9:
You can do it from the internal SD Card/memory. Just have to change the path given for if=

You will need a computer at some point though as I am not sure there is a good method to extract the blob itself within android.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GreginNH:
Cool.laptop I have...so I will give it a shot. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NICEGYPT:
Hi,

I just want to ask if anyone knows how to add Nimbuzz SIP to make internet calling direct from my phone. or how to add Nimbuzz setting to Sipdroid.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nikos_s3:
thanks for the chance you are giving me to write down the worst possible comments for this app!

By far the most unreliable app I have ever used...actually I have never use it properly, due to constant bugs.

There have been more than 4-5 times I have sent multiple complains about it to the support center and all I get is ''download the latest version''...seriously ?? Of course after more than 15 days each time, they manage to fix my account, so as to able to make calls again, to get my credit back, to manage to sign in etc etc...

2 days ago, I sent them an email once again, letting them know that this time I cannot use nimbuzzout, because every time it tries to connect after pressing the green call button, the call immediately drops giving me ''call ended''...I explained that this happens in both my devices (nexus one and galaxy nexus with latest versions) and guess what...''you can download our latest version from blah blah blah..''...JESUS..!!!

since yesterday when I replied back , I have got no answer whatsoever...and still waiting to get it fixed...once again..

I am really tired of this app, and if it hadn't been for the 15 euros I have in credit, I would have uninstalled it a long time ago...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nikos_s3:
just for the heads up:

Since 3rd March 2012 , I have contacted Nimbuzz support and asked to check my account, as I am not able to use nimbuzzout. Until now,and though I gave them all the needed details, I have not received any answer about the problem. I even resent the email and there is no respond whatsoever!

I am sick and tired of this app and I would NOT recommend it to anyone.

p.s: they have even discontinued the nimbuzz discussion board in their facebook page...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sidjain:
I recently got two new firmware updates:

1. around 80 MB : Baseband ver. N7000DDLA1

and second update

around 8 MB: Baseband ver. N7000DDLB1

but after these updates my phone performance has gone down drastically.

Messages instead of a second now takes 3-4 minutes to open up !!

Keyboard takes minutes to appear and typing is also a nightmare now because after every key press the letter appear on the screen after minutes.

Phone hangs every now and then and the RAM uses as shown by task manager is always above 550-600 MB !!

Is there any thing I can do to make it right.

I have tried Kies desktop software but no help there as well !!

Urgent help needed I don't feel like holding a smartphone any more it works like a typewriter now !!!

If any one can help I can attach screenshots if needed.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Richy99:
back up your stuff and do a hard reset
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranjan.alva:
May be something messed up while updating.. Reset Phone and try. if it doesn't help, download and flash new LB2 via PC Odin. (Please read all instructions carefully before flashing) I guess you from India. So i never faced such issue on LB1 or LB2. i hope it ll resolve your issue.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
DDLB2 is best n latest update for india, which you have got.

You need factory reset, it should solve your problem, but you will lose data. you have to install again, as you are not rooted, you have to do it manually.

just before factory reset you can try this, go to recovery (vol up + Power +Home), wipe cache, hope it may solve your problem, otherwise hard reset device.