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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] chintu1234:
hey guys

wanna ask u that which isc rom is best cm9 fxp112 or miui 2.3.9 in terms of stability n performance n battery use........

at present i hve cm7 fxp111.........

giv sugestions if u consider other isc roms good as welll..........thnxxx
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] emannxperia:
Search for threads few pages back.

The same topic as yours, lock or closed.

A good advice to you; try it yourself.:-)

sent from my digital typewriter
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Akizella:
well

seems like cm9 dont have gsm data working (dont work for me)

why dont you try them? :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] chintu1234:
i tried it 2 it doesnt work for me either n miui oso doesnt hve data
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Qwerty123 \m/:
Stick with cm7

Head over to CM9 when majority of bugs are fixed ie Data

Or try SE NEO TWEAKED
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Moursy93:
CM9 fxp 112 has data working for me on xperia neo,while miui data and other things arent working probably.i would recommend KA07 or cm7 which am currently on very stable bt battery life nt the best !.

Hope this helps ;)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] kyle0103:
i would recommend KA07, CM9 FXP112 on my Neo now, but the volume in calling is so small ,i cannot hear clearly when i making a phone call outdoor. sorry for my poor English.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] dhuewes:
Miui is based on CM9 - so no difference here, appart from UI.

I am using jjdoctor's ROM, hybrid based on Sony's beta release.

EVERYTHING works!

Very light ROM, very fluid!

Very stable as well.

I have had only some minor issues when playing music over BT headphones - it works, but sometimes it just stops playing. And I press play again and that's it.

All the features still not working on CM9 like HDMI, FM, Flash and GSM data are working in jjdoctor's rom - so I recommend it!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] pawleonhart:
it will depend on your preferences so as what others said, you should try them all and choose whats suits your needs.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Jacob91195:
I would recommend you KA 09, too. It´s a great rom, i only have a problem with the smothness in hd games. Apart from that it´s very stable.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] javi3k:
im using right now the cm7.2 and is working great so far very stable, i wanna try the cm9 but alot people arre having problem whit gms data so lets wait for a week until they realse the ics
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] innocence07:
im currently using the miui 2.2.24 fast and clean posted in the list of rom and i must say battery life is so much better will give u at least 2days in idle mode 12hrs in moderate use and 5-7 heavy use down side is that fc and restart is present but its present in other so no real problem to that im eying ka 09 ics and mooded 30.5 fxp 9.0 and 7.0 hog battery life even with w/ set cpe idle mode low cpu and juice defender i prefer battery and stability anyday of the month over fluidity and performance
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Marcell96:
I use ''MooDeD ICS ROM'' looks like stock but has some tweaks and statusbar-widgets....
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Pandemic:
All those question, hahaha !! The best rom is the final and original one :D

Sent from my fast & supercharged Neo V and a tiny keyboard xD
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] chintu1234:
i got cm9 miui 2.3.9 and ka09

wondering which is best??

or shd i stick with cm7n 1 major prob wid cm7 is that it does not have smoothness in any type of launchers........any suggestion for that??

by smoothness i mean the app drawer is slow

this is same for cm9 tooooo
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] ThilinaC:
Now this looks great,Official MIUI v4

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24056763&postcount=30

Try it,not based on CM9.Gonna try it tomorrow morning ;)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] chintu1234:
Thilina afta flashing miui v4 can u tell its feedback?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ansar99:
Hey Y'all,

I helped a friend of mine root his NT awhile back, and it was working fine for months. I showed him CM7 running off of the SD card and he liked it, so I set it up for him on Friday. I did a factory restore on the NT, and he reentered his BN account info. I then booted off the SD card and everything was working fine as I could tell.

He brought it to me this morning and it won't charge. The "n" is always green when plugged up to the wall and it never goes orange to indicate it is charging. But when I attempt to power it on, it is always displaying the low power message and says to plug in the charger.

What I have tried:

-I removed the SD card, and it still won't charge... (not that it would matter).

-I have 3 chargers and my own NT. When I plug a charger up to my NT it works fine and the "n" goes to orange. But when I plug the same charger into my friends NT, the "n" is green and I can't get past the low batter warning.

-I have had my friends NT connected to a wall charger for about 3 hours this morning and I still can't get it to boot.

Any ideas on what might be wrong and how to fix it?

Thanks for your time. :)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ansar99:
I found this thread and tried both of the suggestions and my friends NT still won't charge or boot. :(

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23444675
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] strandedinar:
The same thing happened to my wife's nook this evening. I think the battery is completely run down, but won't receive a charge for some reason. Her charger showed green also.

I tried, removing and reinserting the SD card and also holding power for 20 seconds. I finally was able to hold down the power and the N button down for about 20 seconds. This did the trick. It showed that the battery was too low to turn on. After about 10 minutes, it booted.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ansar99:
Hmm, I get the battery is too low to power on every time I hold down the power button and the "n" is always green on the charger.

strandedinar, did you have the power cord hooked up when you held the power button and "n" button down for 20 seconds?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] CRE:
So connecting the STOCK charger and the STOCK cable and leaving it alone for an hour or so isn't doing the trick? That's really the most that many of us have had to do... No "n" button needed either.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] strandedinar:
Yes. The nook was plugged in and the "n" was green. The Nook wouldn't power on - My wife was convinced it was my fault for rooting it...

I left it plugged in like that for 20 minutes, but nothing happened when I tried to start it. The charging light was green. I finally tried the power + N button trick and then I received the notice that the power was too low to turn on. This was the first time I received this message. After this, the color of the charging light changed from green to red/orange and I could tell that it was receiving the charge. After 10-15, it power on and has worked normally since.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ansar99:
I tried every thing I could think of and google and nothing worked. I took it to BandN yesterday. They thought it was a typical issue that they see a lot of, but after 3 folks at the store couldn't figure it out, they called 1800 support. Support said it was a bad usb port and swapped it out for a refurbished model.

I still think I could have fixed it, but after a couple of days my friend was getting antsy for it. :)

Thanks for all of the responses.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] galets:
How did you do that? I was trying to hold the buttons and never got anything.

My NT has no juice to boot, but when I plug in a power cord (stock), plugged into stock power charger, it tries to boot up. Power indicator does turn orange, but then it runs out of power once it starts booting and turns off. After a few second it turns back on, and repeats same cycle again. It never boots to the point where it can actually sleep, seems that boot-up process takes more energy than charges could give it.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] datallboy:
Try charging it from your computer. Just as suggestion not sure if it will help.

Sent from Nook Tablet 8GB with CM10.1 iamafanof's build.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] PepeladZ:
Hello Galets, did you manage to finally charge your Nook? I have the same problem as you have - when stock cable and charger are plugged in - device tries to boot and screen shows up but due to lack of power in accum it turns off and in a few seconds the cycle repeats. :(

I hardly understand - how it is possible that having mains power plugged it - there is not enough energy to charge and do other necessary things...

---------------

UPDATE: problem solved. In order to solve it, I had to disassemble the tablet and unplug the screen cord, then I put the power cable in, battery charged up for about an hour or so, then I plugged screen cord back in and turned it on without a problem. The down side of early charge attempts is that tablet decided that I had 10 failed boots and it reset my previously rooted device. Now I have fresh and clean stock 1.4.2 version.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ACL3:
how did you unplug the screen cord? I've looked up how to take apart the nook, but I'm not sure which one would the the screen cord. Did you follow a tutorial somewhere, or was it easy to figure out once you opened it up?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] PepeladZ:
ACL3, check this link: http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Installing+Nook+Tablet+Display/11148/1.

I did not really follow the guide. I was looking for first two bolts to unscrew. The rest was quite simple but challenging - i don't usually disassemble things.

I did not pull out any of the buttons or battery from where they are and simply unplugged their connectors too - you will see 3 small foam rubber black box-like pieces (in step 9 they only marked one of them). There are plastic connectors under foam rubber pieces.

Be careful not to short-circuit anything with metallic tools.

On the attached image I marked the screen connector. I unplugged it by gently hooking it with two small screwdrivers. When putting it back I gently pressed it until I heard a click. And make sure those small slots on connector match with corresponding ones on motherboard.

Also, when finishing assembly I ran into a small problem with corner flap (which covers sdcard) - it did not want to smoothly slide in and out. So, pull it off completely and after putting plastic cover in place and screwing last two bolts, put it back - some small help of small screwdriver will be needed.

Hope my explanation was helpful :)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ACL3:
thanks, looks cool. I've never taken anything apart before and I'm afraid of short circuiting something. I think I might try this.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] RobyRc:
hello..

I know is galaxy player isn't a phone..

But,at games performance,who is better?

I wanna play MC3,gta3,etc..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Adam Sowa:
The auto-sync option is randomly, at least as I can tell as there seems to not be a pattern, not working; when I go into settings the box is unchecked. When I enable it again it will be fine for awhile (1-3 days) and will "shut off" again.

The phone is rooted with clockwork mod.

Is there some known bug?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] peppersu812:
Hmmm sounds funny to me what ROM are you running
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Adam Sowa:
ROM: Stock
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RealPariah:
That sounds odd I hate to recommend it if stock because sounds like cache issue.

If stock you have to factory reset.

If you have cmw or other custom recovery you can wipe your cache partition, then your dalvick cache, then run fix permissions.

Factory reset wipes caches and is only way to do so the way you need to if running stock.

In extreme cases I have had to re-image a phone that acted like this (via kies if using stock phone) to fix it, but again is rare and normally over kill.

Sent from my SGH-T989 using Xparent Green Tapatalk
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] omgodzilla:
A buddy of mines stumbled upon this today

Edit- Ahh dang I can't post links since I'm a new member.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] doug36:
Omg seriously? STOP POSTING ABOUT ICS

Are we supposedly gnomes who don't leave this site and can't see it for ourselves?

Again and again this is the i9100 its basicly USELESS TO US.

This information is already around the forums, but poeple have been smart and left it alone

Because its usefulness to us in particular is almost nil, when we get ICS I'm sure it will be EVERYWHERE on the forums.

When you see 989 sources or 989d or something to that effect THEN make ALL. The posts you want.

Till then this remains practicly useless. Please everybody just stop with these useless posts

Its gettin extremely sad..

And w00t first post!

I think that's wat all the n00bs say..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Android Revolution:
This does not pertain to our phone one iota. This is for the GT-I9100, not our phone. Other than the family name of Galaxy, our phone, the SGH-T989 (Hercules), has nothing in common with the rest of the Galaxy SII family, with the exception of the AT&T Skyrocket.

While it's nice to see Samsung releasing code, unless it actually pertains to our build it doesn't make a bit of difference.

Personally, I think Samsung should end the Galaxy class moniker, if they're going to continue to make "varients". Or, quit making varients across service providers, and unify the brand.

But had it actually had anything to do with our phone, this would have been a good find. Carry on.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] malevolent000:
Wooooops.....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] G1ForFun:
link broken
[Xperia Arc General] BuzzyMind:
old
[Xperia Arc General] progosu:
Could you upload more pictures please? Macro photos looks almost always great.
[Xperia Arc General] Xperia-Ray:
Can U upload the full size images to http://imageshack.us/ ?

because the images u posted are processed and downsized in quality and size (~500KB).
[Xperia Arc General] maRRRco89:
the compression or noise reduction is visible in panorama not macro. the macros are food Also with 2.3.4
[Xperia Arc General] harlz:
These are some recent photos iv taken with the arc s.

I uploaded them from the the xda app so the orientation and image size is compressed. The photo of the waterfall is on its side. Turn your screen :)

https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/Camera Uploads/2012-04-02 12.19.42.jpg?w=378894cd

http://db.tt/Avv3SFqS

http://db.tt/JcyggvES

http://db.tt/k63EiMLH

Links to my Dropbox photos at full quality.
[Xperia Arc General] zed011:
Less macro shots, more distant shots; let's see if detail can be resolved at a distance because macro makes it too easy. I am waiting for the official ICS to be out to show some side by side comparison against my other GB arc
[Xperia Arc General] harlz:
Check my 1st link in post above. It seems at 100% zoom this images still seem compressed with smeared detail. The Sky has visible noise and smearing even in broad daylight. I'm getting the HTC One X when my cap is finished with the arc, I hope the photo quality is better than arc
[Xperia Arc General] zed011:
I honestly don't expect the lack of detail or smearing to go away, I just think it's probably just a limitation of the camera; a minor improvement from ICS at best is optimistic. I tried lg camera pro, some minor arguable differences at 100% JPEG quality. It seems like the exmor R sensor has a flaw in daylight being unable to cope with brightness. I'd still like to see the oversaturation corrected at least, it's still present on the Xperia S picture samples I've seen.

Foliage looks terrible on the arc in bright lighting

http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/features/item/12866_Camera_champions_head_to_head.php

arc is good for macro shots and night shots, anything else shows its weaknesses
[Xperia Arc General] dani31:
We have to wait for the new ICS kernel and drivers, I think the beta was built on the GB kernel so the camera output is unchanged.

As for image quality in the above posts, it's quite simple.

Small pixels = easy saturation = low dynamic range. In order to live up to the marketing bull of low light performance, all highlights are blown.

Small pixels = more noise. In order to live up to the marketing bull of backside illumination, extremelly aggressive noise reduction is applied.

So what could be a decent (though not exceptional) camera, it is now crippled by marketing decissions that the average consumer will never notice.

Since the average consumer will probably not upgrade to ICS, I hope that Sony will re-work the camera firmware in ICS and make proper use of the sensor.
[Xperia Arc General] harlz:
I agree. The over saturation is its biggest problem, that and purple lens flare. Even stopping down the ev doesn't fix the saturation problem in sunlight.
[Xperia Arc General] dani31:
I am even more troubled by the loss of detail due to noise reduction.

It is really frustrating to know that the detail was there but washed away. If only they could put a setting for noise reduction strength.
[Xperia Arc General] Kriomag:
ICS official

i flashed my ard yesterday and one i know for sure, on GB pics weight 1-1.6MB and now 2-2.8MB :D

So jpeg compression level has changed for better, but still very strong denoising...
[Xperia Arc General] appu2112:
Xperia ray pics post ICS update

Can anybody post pics taken with xperia ray after ics update?

i have 2.3.4 and the pics are highly compressed. just want to see if that is removed in the update.
[Android General] unquietwiki:
* Kernel Newbies

* LWN article on merge: the KN post says the "ashmem" part did get added after the article was published.

* Kernel 3.3 source

From the assorted news stories online over the past few weeks, it would seem that this is core functionality: but assorted drivers and power-saving stuff would still need to be added back in.
[Android General] TheSG:
Thats a great news
[Android General] spunker88:
So what are the benefits of this? Linux distros support a wide range of x86 hardware where as Android x86 has limited driver support. Would we be able to get Android out to more x86 hardware with this? Also will this make the Ubuntu on Android project easier to port since the kernel could be shared between the two.
[Android General] unquietwiki:
I think the key part here is to streamline use of the kernel for future projects. Current Android kernel use is way behind mainline; with stuff having to be backported and adjusted for CPU type.
[Android General] zalitoh:
Zalitoh

This Kernel is interesting :)
[Android General] croq:
Hi.

Anything new with the 3.3 kernel ? I mean, maybe Cyanogen will start building on the linux kernel ?

Anyone knows ?
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strykme:
Looking for help/suggestions.

I have 2 aria that developed random reboot for no apparent reason...

My work aria was rooted and s-off running cm7.1 for about a month with no issues, I've flashed kang cm7.2 and all seemed ok, but the next morning the phone was dead (it was at 50% before going to sleep). charged it in the morning (the battery was 0%), came to work and while it was on my desk the phone rebooted and continued to do that through out the day. At home, i did factory reset, did not help. I've put it back to s-on and put back the stack ATT 2.2, same results, continues to re-boot at random intervals. Thinking it was hardware, got my job to get me a different phone.

3 weeks later, my wife's aria (rooted but still s-on) running cm7.1 started to run extremely slow and battery would drain in about 5 hours. I've done factory reset, clear everything and it still doing random re-boots just like my aria.

With one aria, I thought that it was a hardware issue, but now 2 arias, looks like os/software. Resetting/ re flashing does not help.

Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theonew:
Are the devices overclocked?
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strykme:
yes, they both were overclocked, do not remember at what level, i think whatever the cm7.1 default was.... I did put them back to 600, which did not help.

Thank you
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dimon2242:
was such a problem! htc aria repaired and the problem was in nand module! I advise to contact the warranty service center!
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strykme:
Thank you, I gave mine back at work, my wife's is out of warranty. Interesting that both of them developed the same problem (i haven't touched wife's in months). Do you know what may cause such a problem?
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drumist:
Did you try doing "format system" before doing a clean install? Also make sure you are using a recent version of Clockworkmod (5.x).
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cosmo123:
You should touch your wife('s) more often :p

Sorry, couldn't resist
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yar2:
Running CM-7.2.0-RC for about a month and the Airia just started random rebooting this morning. Nothing changed except some software updates -- such as Google Maps.

I restored to a NAndroid backup from 3 weeks ago and it still random reboots. Suspecting a hardware problem, I even put the SD card in another Airia and restored the older NAndroid backup, but still having the reboot problem.

Any thoughts?
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dust906:
yea i do

malware

wipe the phone , then check it out
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yar2:
I have performed factory resets and all other formats and clear functions in Clockworkmod. Should I refomate the SD card too?
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dimon2242:
Can, because possible errors on the SD card
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yar2:
I still have not solved the random reboot issues. I have two Arias with the exact same problem. I think I somehow contaminated the 2nd phone by swaping SD cards and loading a Nandroid backup from the 1st phone. Both phones are rooted.

I have tried loading 4 roms -- Liberated, CM7.1 stable, CM7.2 RC and Menjeni's version of CM9 and have the exact same random reboot problem Seems like the phones works for anywhere from 5 minutes to over an hour and then reboot.

When I load the different ROMs I wipe everything -- the factory data reset, all the caches and re-formats that CWM offers. I also reformatted the SD card and reloaded CWM via Rom Manger in an effort to completely clean the phone. I also ran two a virus/malware scans on the phone and SD card -- which found no errors.

Is there something else I can do to further clean the phones? Since the same problem is with both phones, I seriously doubt its a hardware problem.

Anyone interested in purchasing 2 somewhat functioning Arias?
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drumist:
yar2, what HBOOT version do you have on the two devices?
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yar2:
HBOOT 6.02.1002

Thanks for trying to help me with this!