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[HTC Rezound] jmorton10:
I used to use a dialer code to disable the lockscreen in my Droid Charge (when NONE of the no-lock apps worked.

I don't remember the code offhand as I like the sense lock & have no reason to disable it.
[HTC Rezound] xdadevnube:
I would love to be able to disable lock screen myself. does anybody have any ideas regarding this process?

*EDIT*

I just used NoLock. It breaks on reboot, but I guess that's okay because I don't reboot all that much. Plus, it's kindof cool because I can PIN or password or Pattern lock the phone easily if I want, yet still have the ability to keep apps from screwing up when I turn off the display.

Nothing worse that losing a GPS lock when you need directions and don't know where to turn next. Not to mention lots of other apps that you have to reload when have to unlock...
[HTC Rezound] mentallo:
NoLock, works perfectly for me, even after reboot. I also deleted the sense lock screen. I don't use any lock screen at all though, I like to go straight to home screen.

——— On Rezound with Tapatalk 2
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] lefterakos:
Arent these a little bit strange?? I cannot make it be called bootloader interface blah blah..

And what about the samsung android device?!

F*** its getting on my nerves..:/
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] LenAsh:
That's fine.... just follow the Sony Ericcson instructions and fastboot it...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] lefterakos:
after writing the command given on cmd i do not get an answer :/
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] LenAsh:
You're in fasboot mode right? Blue LED....
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] lefterakos:
it doesnt want to recognise this command on cmd

fastboot.exe -i 0x0fce getvar version

it says it doesnt have any action to do for fastboot.exe or any application :/

sorry its not as its written on cmd but im greek and i try to translate it as much as i can
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] LenAsh:
Does "fastboot reboot" work?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] lefterakos:
nope 10chars
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] LenAsh:
Then your ADB driver is not installed correctly. There may be other causes...

Suggest you try the files from this - they work!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] lefterakos:
thank you very much :) can u please explain me what to do with this?? wherre to copy it or anything? *complete noob*
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] LenAsh:
It's all here... you will note the same file I attached is used

http://www.theandroidsoul.com/how-to-unlock-bootloader-xperia-arc-play-neo-pro/
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Madfysh:
wait..

where do you write that command? you just open cmd from start, or from folder where you keep fasboot(by holding shift and rightclick on mouse)?

if you open cmd from start, do you navigate it to folder where you have fastboot.exe?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] lefterakos:
hmmmm... used iton that folder and works ok.. should i paste these files somewhere else to work with them?
[HTC Rezound] hceuterpe:
Is there any way to merge the way the 16GB internal storage is split into roughly 2.5GB Internal storage, and the 11GB Phone storage into just a single partition?
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
that's not how the partitions are set. there's actually multiple that total up to the overall "16gb"
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
What you want to do specifically isn't possible, because the internal space has to be divided up into separate partitions that run the OS, ie the /system partition, the /data partition, the /boot partition, /sdcard, etc.

Anyways, there are other things you can do. There is a modification for the ASUS TF101 for example that essentially merges the internal and external sdcard partitions into one logical partition to combine the space. So a similar modification could be ported to the Rezound, but someone will have to put the time into it.
[HTC Rezound] hceuterpe:
That's what I was thinking. My TF201 does the same thing. It's just one big 64GB partition (minus the base-2 base-10 differences) I think it's similar to how you would have a separate /home partition in Linux vs. having a /home directory on just /.

However, Amon Ra recovery for instance doesn't seem to have an option to repartition the internal memory to lump it into one like you describe...
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
No, Amon Ra doesn't have this ability as you stated.. This type of change would have to be done to the actual operating system. And furthermore, if you did make such a modification, you'd probably need to have a custom recovery that could properly address the re-structured filesystem correctly.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] qwertyleiria:
Hi,

He have found a possible workaround for the deep sleep reboots on ICS.

Worked for me on a TF101g using [ROM][ICS][3G] CyanogenMod9 (25 Mar) (Cornerstone Available) (Full Working Dock)

Just install the app Wake Lock

1 - start the app

2 - chose option "PARTIAL_WAKE_LOCK"

3 - chose "Start on boot?"

4 - chose "Aquire/Release lock"

Done

Note: it may consume more battery because it wont let the tablet go in to deep sleep.

Hope it helps.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ammarr:
It'll definitely consume more battery, but worth it if we can get rid of reboots until the asus team fixes it. What kind of battery hit are you seeing with this?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ThatRndmN00B:
Nice ill try it :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Nebucatnetzer:
Thanks for sharing. At least it stopped the reboots.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] qwertyleiria:
I didnt have time to make a full battery test, but it looks ok to me in 5h almost no use 6 to 7%

But i ll be glad to ear from all of you
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ThatRndmN00B:
I'm happy with the battery life so far only 5-10 percent in 4 hrs :D
[Eee Pad Transformer General] koolaide:
If your rooted just adjust your base CPU to 312. I installed setcpu and set the min to 312 / interactive, and no reboots or sod so far.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] eminembdg:
Thanks. I'm trying that out now with Codename Android ROM with the built in CPU controller
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Elbob10s:
May try this on my Kindle Fire as it has the same issue with CM7 and 9. Changing the min cpu speed makes it less frequent but it still happens, at least on the KF.

Inspire 4G - CM 7.2 Nightly - TalonACE
[Eee Pad Transformer General] vicw:
SetCPU didn't help on my system. It still allowed some 216mhz and Deep Sleep cycles to leak through, and I still had the Reboots.

Wake Lock has been working for me 100% for almost a week. Battery drain on idle is running about 1.0%/hr of the aggregate battery power, up from 0.2-0.3%/hr. I can manage that until a true solution comes out way.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] npompei:
Just downloaded and giving it a try now...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] xMini:
Trying it right now...

As long as it stops the problem I'll have no issue with battery draining!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] hearts king101:
Thanks for your hard work, Really appreciated ;)

I'll try it and report back later
[Eee Pad Transformer General] koolaide:
On 12:45 mins so far and no reboot or SOD.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nickola:
Installed on my non-rooted ICS TF101.

I'll check for the next few days.

Thanks for the advice

Nickola
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wingzero2085:
Thanks for the info! I will definitely give this a try today -- anything to stop the reboots until Asus solves the problem ...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] koolaide:
Almost 24 hours and no reboot or SOD.

I installed SetCPU and set the min CPU for 312.

I am running this rom: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1552303
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Woody:
The SetCPU fix has been my fix since this all started. See here for more details and don't forget to set your governors to interactive. Also note that this did not work for Vicw in the beginning or now, so YMMV.

Side note: Not to discredit your findings b/c they seem to be working for you, but judging from your screenshot, you have 96% left with an uptime of 23+hours. Are you even using your tablet? 4% battery drain is abonormally low for almost 24hours. Just letting it sit there and not using it is just a paper weight. If the problem is using apps and falling into and waking up from Deep Sleep, then the tablet needs to be used to show this.

If you are getting that type of wickedly small battery drain, please share how.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] koolaide:
No that picture was from this morning after charging all night. Typically, in the morning my tab is either SOD or stuck at the Asus boot screen. I do use the tab mainly for work so no real media functions. on an average day of use it the battery drains down to about 20% after 12 hours. The picture was mainly to show the up time and nothing else. I can post a picture of the battery usage at the end of today..

I just saw your referenced post, I had not seen it before otherwise I would have given credit to you for your find. I did click thanks on your post. I was just browsing google search for possible solutions.

You are right tho, this solution has worked best for my situation. So far so good and hopefully it will continue to work. I do know that after flashing any rom it took a couple of days for the RR to start happening and they became more frequent as the days went on. So far im on day 2 and nothing yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Reefius:
24 Hours without a reboot now, that's a new record:D

This seems to be working great, thanks!:)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Woody:
Ahh, I don't care about credit, just want to make sure anyone who uses this type of set up knows the whole story of how and why it works (for some).

I was mainly wondering how you got such awesome battery life and if I was missing something. Keep up the research and keep us posted.

My solution works for me (an apparently you) but not all others sad to say. Maybe a combo of mine and this app might solve it indefinately until ASUS does their thing.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] npompei:
24hrs and tab wasn't dead when I got home today - already a positive. Lets see if it can make it 3 days! Thanks again man
[Eee Pad Transformer General] loganss:
SoftLocker Free also works

SoftLocker Free also prevents the random reboots and SOD. SoftLocker paid version will not work. I suspect due to widget problems with ICS.

I posted some details of my findings here:

http://www.transformerforums.com/fo...ep-disabling-apps-prevent-random-reboots.html

I'd be curious to see if one app is better for battery life than the other.

Thanks OP for spreading the word about a workaround for this issue.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] betadan:
Thank you for giving me my Transformer back :D
[Eee Pad Transformer General] qwertyleiria:
I m happy for it :D
[Eee Pad Transformer General] msaraiva:
It would be nice if people read things we post, because...

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22995492&postcount=1

It was 02/26 when i posted that, and it's what i been using since the beginning to prevent RRs. Anyway, thanks for providing an alternative.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] qwertyleiria:
This is not for random reboots, because it was like after pressing the power button, 1 or 2 min after it reboots, that's not random lol ;)

I did tried "No Sleep" widget but it rebooted anyway so i searched for alternative.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nickola:
30h uptime, no reboot ...

I'll continue to check during the week end ...

Thanks for this solution.

Nickola
[Eee Pad Transformer General] breakthru_sep:
Unfortunately the deep sleep reboot & hang problem is back on my Transformer :(
[Eee Pad Transformer General] qwertyleiria:
Do you have Overclock?

Check if you set to run at start.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] eminembdg:
Noway this is just coincidence. Once installation of this app and setting like posted I've had no reboots in over 24 hours now! Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer General] rokost:
no more sleep of death

I tried this application since my transformer discharged and shut off almost every night. After 48 hours it didnt go into "sleep of death" so this is good enough solution for me until asus finds the source of the problem.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] breakthru_sep:
No overclock and it was set to run at start-up. The solution simply did not solve the problem for my Transformer.

I hope it helps other TF101 users, but the problem with any solution suggestion is that you think it's working until you pick up your Transformer only to see it hung at the Asus screen.

My Transformer hangs at the Asus screen daily or once in 2 days, with this app it took 2 days, so no change for me...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] d4rkwalk3r:
New cure for SOD

For everyone unfortunately is not helped with this workaround app. I flashed the new kernel here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1568932 and my tf lived for 2 days without RR or SOD ;) ,before It would always RR or SOD once a day. I also OC to 1.4Ghz without any issue so far. Credit to msticninja and cheer for his hardwork ;)

EDIT: i'm on AOKP 1.7
[Eee Pad Transformer General] fldude99:
Same here. In addition it seems certain apps are behaving, especially gmail, which was almost un-useable prior to the wake lock app.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] loganss:
Do you have any widgets on your homescreens?

While using Wake Lock, did your home screen icons disappear?

Any crashes happen while using your tablet?

I've also been running an app similar to Wake Lock, called SoftLocker, and got a reboot after a week. After that reboot I decided to do more monitoring of my system and installed CPU Spy and CatLog. I started playing Angry Birds Space towards the end of my week run and had a crash in game. System seems to have recovered but the reboot happened shortly after.

I purposely set out to crash AB Space and see what the logs looked like. After the crash the system was unstable to say the least. The crash brought down several processes with it too. The system did its best to keep it together and for the most part functioned fine. Here's the kicker tho ... when the system tried to correct itself not all processes that were running before the crash were restarted. This would mean that an app like Wake Lock and SoftLocker could be taken out by crashes that result in killing other processes and you would lose the ability to prevent a deep sleep. I verified this by opening CPU Spy and seeing that the Deep Sleep state had been used during my AB Space crashing tests.

My general recommendation would be to use apps like Wake Lock but to reboot your system each night and after an app crash, at least until these instabilities are sorted out by ASUS and/or Google.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Bama29:
Wake Lock seems to be a viable workaround for me as well. Thanks for the information.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Nebucatnetzer:
I'm running this CM9 build together with this kernel and it looks like the kernel stopped the reboots. I tried with and without kernel and it's definitely the kernel.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] breakthru_sep:
Yes, yes and yes.

While I had the crashes and disappearing home screen icons, it didn't occur to me that Wake Lock might have been killed in the process.

With Wake Lock, the deep sleep reboot problems definitely seems to be less fequent, and the reason they occur at all might be the one you pointed out.

I'll be more careful with the app crashes and will reboot the tablet if I encounter one (before letting the tablet sleep).

Thank you very much for your reply and insight!

B.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] vicw:
Agree - I've been successfully using Wake Lock for about 11 days with no Deep Sleep reboots at all.

The app developer recently added a Start on Boot selection to have it automatically restart. That really helps to avoid forgetting to restart it if you reboot for any other reason. It also helps to select the icon to show in the Notification area, so that you can easily see that it is active.

I know that you know this already, but for any new Wake Lock app users - understand that you should select the PARTIAL_WAKE_LOCK option, and click on the red Acquire/Release lock before exiting the app. The Red will immediately change to Green, with the Acquire/Release Lock indication, and you can then exit, leaving Wake Lock running in the background.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] antond57:
Using the quevor test8 kernel, which is based on the new 9.2.2.3 kernel, solves the reboot and deep-sleep problems with my TF101G, while Wifi en 3G still working fine!

Btw I'm using CM9 rom March 29. I'm a happy TF101G user again!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] thecodemonk:
Installed this a few days ago and seems to have (for the most part) resolved the issues for me.

I still did eventually get a reboot, but it was preceded by extremely sluggish system performance as if one of my other apps sprung a memory leak.

I am running completely stock and unrooted. :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] antgly:
Which Beats Audio mod zip is the best to flash onto my Epic Touch running Codename?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BigJPNut:
Just download PowerAmp.

READ:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1378200&page=2
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Epix4G:
Beats it's not going to work with aosp as it's totally different framework
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dw3bb10:
The EQ in PowerAmp works ONLY for music played IN powerAmp. The Beats mod affects the entire phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] master acehole:
Btw dvc doesn't work on custom roms
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NDSoul:
Hi all this is my first post so please don't flame me too badly. I've been using XDA for a year or so however so I do know how hated it is to see repeated posts.

But enough blabber, I've got CM7 on my Atrix right now and I'm wondering if I could wipe and return to stock? And where to get a stock version? I found the GB downloads on MOTO's site(if you want the link PM me - they wouldn't let me post it since I'm new haha) that are in .zip files so I could flash them via CWM but would this be dangerous? I mean obviously my warranty is void already, IDC about that but just would rather not hard brick my phone.

If anyone could shed some light on this or even where to find a TRUE(it seems all the ones on here are modified in some way) stock ROM that'd be great!
[HTC Sensation] gezgyn:
Some from various sites and some from self made...
[HTC Sensation] gezgyn:
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[HTC Sensation] IceCookies:
These are pretty sweet, thanks! :D
[HTC Sensation] Decado_PL:
Thank you, especially for the 'HTC earth' wall and japan rising sun (as I love Japan and their awesome cars) :D
[HTC Sensation] abuserkadayf:
thnx bro these are really great !!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] renamix:
Or other browsers? e.g. ICS browser, chrome beta?

Is there a possible way?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RTContent:
What do you mean by referrer?

Edit:

If you mean 'Launch by default'? This can be cleared in Settings>Apps>(AppNameHere) and clear Launch by default settings.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] camp.:
I was going to post this in the UnNamed thread but I can't. ><

Does this combo play well together?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rav4kar:
Do you mean modem? if so, check Simba's posting on http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1361393&page=15
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] camp.:
Thanks for that.

I see the download, but I was wondering if the UCLC2 modem will break things on UnNamed since it is based UCKK6.

I'm just not sure how ROMs, kernels, and modems interact and I don't want one to confuse the others. For instance, I have PDroid patched into my ROM - don't wan't to break that, or anything else for that matter.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
The modem will work fine on your phone. Whether it will give you better results is another matter. Have to try it to find out. No worries, won't do any harm to try it, and then flash the UCKK6 baseband back if it isn't better.
[Kindle Fire General] jdock:
Someone on the Amazon forums has reported getting a software update to 6.3.

I have droidwall blocking a lot of stuff in hopes of avoiding the automatic update. We shall see...
[Kindle Fire General] chrisliphart:
Someone reported it on The Verge too. Nothing on Amazon's site about the software update, though.
[Kindle Fire General] TechJunkie198:
6.3 was pushed out to my Kindle today as well.

there's now a parental controls on/off toggle option in the 'more' menu, not sure what it might control yet (would be nice if it protects from purchasing apps w/o a password). *update*: parental control restricts wifi use (going online requires the parental control set 4+ character password). however, there's no options to lock the wifi immediately after screen lock, or a certain timeout, etc. appears you need to manually disable the wifi after you use it to re-enable parental control.. also doesn't require password for downloading/purchasing from amazon app store (would've be nice).

Also seeing that the screen can now be dimmed lower (i noticed that first, since i keep the brightness at lowest setting, after the update it stayed at lowest setting, but was noticably dimmer. I also compared it visually w/another kindle i have that's still at 6.2.2 while both are at their lowest brightness setting)

I'm noticing pulse reader has been updated as well (from 2.4.3 to 2.7.6).
[Kindle Fire General] pwissing:
6.3_user_4019920 got pushed to my device a short while ago and I lost access to root. There is a little information on the Kindle Fire site from Amazon that says 6.3 is coming and lists some of the new features. I was in the middle of something and all the sudden my fire restarted and I lost my root. :mad:
[Kindle Fire General] chrisliphart:
Direct link for anyone who's interested:

http://kindle-fire-updates.s3.amazonaws.com/update-kindle-6.3_D01E_4019920.bin

Still nothing on the Amazon site about it, though. I just figured out the link.
[Kindle Fire General] pwissing:
Amazon says that is is coming soon and lists some details on a update. It is on the fire update page under 6.2. Sorry I can not post a link to it.
[Kindle Fire General] jdock:
Thanks for the link - each new version's download has been about a meg bigger than the last one, but this one is an 11 meg jump - wonder what's grown so much!
[Kindle Fire General] soupmagnet:
Please excuse my ignorance on the issue, I haven't used stock rom since I pulled my first Kindle Fire out of the box...But, is there a way to disable automatic updates? Isn't forcing updates on someone pushing the boundaries of what's actually legal?

Isn't that why Microsoft was having so many issues with forcing their "Legit Check" on people?
[Kindle Fire General] mrdeli:
It is my first update..hope it will not destroy my current settings.
[Kindle Fire General] aharong:
I also got this update today. Now I lost root and Kindle Fire Utility 0.9.3 is not working anymore.
[Kindle Fire General] MeatWare:
6.3 Update

No more root :( even here in the other side of atlantic.

Now the solution is wait for the wonderful people of XDA.
[Kindle Fire General] tomgohanken29:
Got 6.3 update preloaded into my KF already when I got it. Anyway to download 6.2 on it without root? D;
[Kindle Fire General] Jspex:
I just installed droidwall to avoid having my root removed. Thanks for the advise:)
[Kindle Fire General] Laquox:
Just a quick thought did any of you that lost your root capability install Voodoo OTA? Because this app supposedly allows you to keep root even after over the air updates. It's also the primary app I use for watch amazon prime. No 6.3 yet for me, but waiting to see what happens. Also does anyone have a link on how to disable the OTA updates in case future updates break recovery options?

Thank you. What application do you black list to stop the OTA?
[Kindle Fire General] shravbits:
Here we have it: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/ref=hp_k6land_software2?nodeId=200790620

It says coming soon, but the bomb has landed for some users. I still don't have it yet though.
[Kindle Fire General] pwissing:
Yes, I had Voodoo OTA installed. I still have access to google services (gmail, calendar, google play, and more) after the 6.3 update but if I go into a program like Titanium Backup it say there is no root to the system. I can click on restore root in voodoo and there is a pop up that "root su restored" but nothing happens. So there is no root access anymore.