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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chasmodo:
That's so-called pixel salad, mentioned many times in Franco's kernel thread. It appears that many users (not all though) managed to get rid of it after flashing the latest franco test kernel.

You'll have to root your Note again and flash the kernel through CWM Recovery though, if you want to give it a shot that is.

You can download the kernel here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23850636&postcount=1691
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kbm:
phew!

Thanks guys, all sorted - couple of hours of reading threads, i've updated the kernel with Franco's, all back to normal! :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Konsyst:
Search the forums.

Some AOSP roms are on it already, Samsung will probably take a while.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bigbaddie:
It should be soon, but from the looks of it.. Samsung kind of messed up ICS for the sgs2. Google some screenshots of it. I'm disappointed at samsung for messing it up.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielsf:
My guess is that we will see an update to 4.0.4 from 4.0.3 in about late may - june time, but we will hopeful see some 4.0.4 leaks soon. Hope this helps you :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boypinoy18:
how did samsung mess up? i'm not really up to date on ICS updates from samsung, so please do fill in...
[General Topics] shubsagar:
Hi

I have make few tasker profile but they do not start automatically.i need to start them.can you let me know how to start them automatically.

Like i have profile which check bluetooth id which is my car and check the speed of phone.if speed is more than 5km/hr than it activate the bluetooth.

But it does not work.

I have to activate it.

Thanks for you time

With regards

Gourik

Gourik
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dektoud:
So heres the problem, the the mobile dock battery saving mode is unchecked, so I should be able to wake up my tablet by pressing a key on the keyboard dock. Since the ICS upgrade this hasn't worked for me, on WW .11 and .17.

I have a B40 TF and a B80 dock. The mobile dock version is EP101-0213, and on stock WW.17.

I didnt do an official Asus ota upgrade, instead I flashed a complete WW .11 rooted. I'm just wondering maybe if the dock version needs to be updated.

Everything else works except that the tablet does not wake with a keyboard press.

Does anyone else have the same problem? or a solution?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dektoud:
Bump

So I'm guessing that this is not a common problem from the lack of responses.

Can anyone at least confirm that my mobile dock version number for WW .17 is correct?

Has anyone else followed similar upgrade paths and not had this problem?

Last question. I'm in Canada, before flashing the HC prime rom for the first time, I didn't make note of the original firmware. Is WW the correct firmware for Canada?

Hopefully someone has some more insights into the inner workings of the TF..

Thanks!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jtrosky:
I can confirm - I believe that this is a known bug...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrevankyle:
Its pretty much hit or miss with that as there are atleast 2 different dock revisions. If you double tap the trackpad with two fingers with or without the batery mode on it should turn the tablet on
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dektoud:
Asus Support

So I sent a support request to ASUS for this issue:

and here's the response:

Clearly they think I upgraded from HC to ICS without having done a factory reset (? hah!). I've actually done many ... (damn reboots) .. and am limiting the apps that I install so I don't get more reboots.

Admittedly, I've only done the data wipe with CWM, would doing the wipe through the android settings be any different? it will wipe my SD card.. but before wiping all of my files, does anyone know if this will make a difference for my keyboard working?

Cheers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FriedSushi87:
In really sorry if this has been posted before. I have a few questions. I thank you for your time.

I bought an international unlocked galaxy nexus from daily steals last month for $530. It is an amazing phone, but I begun to have issues with it within days of ownership.

It'd randomly restart/reboot. It was mildly annoying, but it only happened every few days, or sometimes two or three times per day.

Evidently this is a common problem? Is it hardware or software? I believe my device was up to date with the newest version of Android ice cream sandwich available.

I didn't root the device nor did I customize it or load custom ROMs.

Last night I let the phone completely die. I remember it vibrating referral times and warning me of low battery, but I just let it die. This morning I plugged it in, it charged fine, and I was messing around with it, left it on the counter in the bathroom as I showered, and when I came back to it, it was in a reboot cycle.

Once it boots into Android, within ten seconds or so, it reboots. Sometimes I can get into an application, where it'd then freeze up and reboot.

Samsung mobile USA can't help me because it's an international version and I need to talk to UK Samsung. The phone number they provided doesn't work. I think I might need a calling card. Even if I do get through, what kind if warranty/paid repair are we talking about if it gets to that point?

I'm considering doing a factory reset (hard boot) but am wondering how I can save my files/photos/stuff? I know google backs up some stuff, but I have local content I need. Usually I'd just remove the SD card or copy from there, but this device doesn't have one.

I managed to somehow boot into "safe mode" but it restarted within ten seconds like it's been doing.

Have many other people experienced this issue?

Is it software? If I load a custom ROM onto the device like cyanogen mod, does it still happen?

I'm really frustrated that I spent $600 for the phone/case and it doesn't work, while my old HD2 that has been drooped several times and even set through the washing machine full cycle, fill battery, while on, and this thing still works great. I don't believe daily steals offers any sort of support, but I sent them an email inquiring about it irrregardless.

Again, I appreciate the time you took to read my question(s) and thank you in advance for your reply.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
Back up your SD by plugging into the computer and dragging the files.

Do you have ADB set up?

If not...use the link in my sig below to set up ADB...don't worry about flashing cwm or su or anything.

Then:

Boot into fastboot (Power off. Then hold volume+, volume-, and power until a green android pops up)

Run this command in ADB.

adb backup -apk -noshared -nosystem -all -f C:\backup.ab

Your phone will ask for a password...

Don't put one in.

Once it's finished...

It will say backup complete.

Or your phone might just boot straight up.

Now.

Follow this guide.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1366806

Does your phone now boot?

GOOD!

Now get back in fastboot and run:

adb restore C:\backup.ab

This will give you your applications back.

This MIGHT brick you again...but I doubt it.

If so...simply factory reset.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FriedSushi87:
Thank you sooooo much. I'll attempt this tonight when I get home from work.

Could you offer any insight into the actual issue though? I know out takes quite some time to sift through the incredible wealth of knowledge of this site and others. It took me quite some time to know all the ins and out of my HD2. Mind if I rely on ask you how often you've seen this issue, does it come back? Is it hardware or software? Can loading a custom ROM fix it? Or am I stuck occasionally every few weeks or less hard resetting my phone?

Thanks again for your reply.

~ sushi
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] VegUnited:
Upgraded to 4.0.4 and noticed in the status, my signal is switching to HSPAP 15 a lot, I have tried all the radios since UGLA4, XXk1, etc and this is the only radio to show this type of signal. Has anyone else seen it or know what it does? Yes I did Google it but nothing came up outside a few random threads on other droid forums.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
did a bit of searching for you and I read that HSPAP:15 refers to HSPA+
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bilalakhtar:
This is a change in Android 4.0.4 I think, not the XXLA2 radio.

I can tell you my story. I was using Android 4.0.2 with XXKK6 up till now, and then, when I manually flashed the 4.0.4 OTA, I also flashed the UGLA4 radio alongside it, since I knew UG radios are optimized for my region (Canada). And I started getting HSPAP:15 in About Phone->Status.

I thought it was a UGLA4-specific change, until you said you didn't notice it with UGLA4.

So, there are two possibilities:

1) It's a feature in BOTH UGLA4 and XXLA2

2) More likely, it's a change in Android 4.0.4 that further details the difference between regular HSDPA and HSPA+.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
shows as HSPAP:15 on T-Mobile USA also. 4.0.4 and xxla2 radio.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
same here.

4.0.4/XXLA2/Portugal/TMN
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zerozoneice:
same here (europe/gsm) but with the "old" KK6 radio

so it's a 4.0.4 change
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
this is very strange..because when my phone show HSPAP in setting->about phone->status, enabling the mobile data take a lot..about 20 secs to activate data

also in the log i can see an exception: unknow network type 15

anyone else?

i'm on gsm stock 4.0.4 (operator tim italy)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ksc6000:
Has anyone seen this? I can't flash anything at all via the toolkit or ADB or fastboot.

On my nexus's screen it keeps saying this at the bottom in blue:

Fastboot Status - FAILWrite Fail

Here's the background. My bootloader is unlocked. I have root or had (when i "upgraded" to 4.0.2 superuser is there but I can't seem to give anything root access anymore).

I decided to start fresh and just wipe the phone and use the factory images to install 4.0.4 onto the phone. But it seems no matter which drives I try, ADB just won't recognize my phone in bootloader mode.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
You're doing it wrong.

iphone. helping computer illiteracy become popular since 2007.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ksc6000:
Thank you for the extremely helpful response.

Does anyone else have any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Diger36:
uhhhh did you even unlock your bootloader?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ksc6000:
Yes, it's unlocked.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aimetti:
Make sure you have the galaxy nexus files? I was a moron and had same issue when I accidentally downloaded nexus s
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Diger36:
Sorry, didn't read your OP right... My mistake.

Do you have a proper backup? If so: Maybe a lock and unlock bootloader might work. It's just a long shot but the message triggers me in that direction. Off course you will loose all your data, inclusing on /sdcard.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ksc6000:
Worth a try. I don't mind losing everything as I made a backup of the SD card on my computer before attempting.

EDIT: Nope, was able to re-lock and unlock the bootloader but still when trying to flash anything it says: FAILED <remote: Write Fail>
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ksc6000:
That is exactly what I did. SMH @ myself
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] exb0:
adb wont recognize your phone in bootloader? Because ADB is when android is running. You need fastboot when you're in bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
try another usb cable. and yes, either that or you're holding it wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andwise:
use fastboot: http://andwise.net/?attachment_id=270

and make sure you have the drivers for fastboot

do exactly as it says here http://andwise.net/?p=268
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M7amad90:
i got the same thing .. i flashed a kernel on my stock rom and then i was trying to flash the factory image and i had write fail thing :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Beatsleigher:
Ok. So we have a couple of symptoms, here.

1: You try to flash via fastboot, phone says: "Nuhu! Not with me, bro!"

2: The ADB/fastboot won't recognize the phone.

3: Some guys answering this thread, are just idiots...

Solutions:

1: Try erasing, before flashing. It helps ;)

2: Reinstall the ADB/fastboot drivers (Check my signature, and do that (It works with every distribution of Windows form Vista+) This will reinstall the drivers, and the ADB/fastboot command/deamon will be able to communicate, with the deamon on the phone...

3: Ask a moderator, if he can delete some of those nasty n00b answers... ;)

LG familyguy59

---------- Post added at 02:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:10 PM ----------

Again, read my sig.

TO ALL: Before creating a new thread, save memory (on the servers) and search function!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Utkarsh-ezzo:
I had the same problem, erasing userdata before flashing bootloader helps in solving,

actually i flashed the fact image via nexus toolkit and it asked to erase teh userdata first.
[HTC EVO 3D] sprintuser1977:
At this point do you think they are really necessary.? I haven't ran across anything that gives the dual cores any trouble at all at this point from apps to games. What are your thoughts

From the big ole Note
[HTC EVO 3D] RainyPudding:
I personally think think that 2 cores are good enough and see no point in upgrading the processor when the screen resolution, storage space, etc. could be upgraded instead.
[HTC EVO 3D] Atomix86:
They're not necessary at this point in time.

Sent from my HTC EVO 3D X515a
[HTC EVO 3D] freeza:
The tech industry needs to focus on battery life instead of marketing schemes like cores.
[HTC EVO 3D] notsointeresting:
Of course they aren't necessary right now,apps really aren't optimized for them nor are they NEEDED. BUT with that said it was the same thing when dual core phones and tablets launched. And now they are pretty much standard in all high end and even some mid ranged phones
[HTC EVO 3D] runcool:
Do any of you have any idea of what you're talking about? Of course Quad Core processors are a great marketing point. QuadCore increases battery life! I'd like to see a 16 Core phone by the end of next year! :) Of course all of you will ask, "What are we going to do with a 16 core phone? I'll reply, In todays world... Most people are using their phones far more than any desktop or laptop computer. Computers are becoming a thing of the past.

Why do you think they started coming out with them in laptops? Also, I think every phone should have 3D screens weather they take 3D photos or not. 3D is here to stay.
[HTC EVO 3D] ace9988:
i don't see any need for quad cores at the moment (when tech advances then maybe).

Evo 3D is more than capable at the moment of handling alot more things than other phones at the same time (3D+Sense+ using the whole thing), if anything i think manufactureres should improve graphics and RAM capacity along with battery life.

Quad core on tablets = yes for me

....but definitely not on phones for now
[HTC EVO 3D] ryanjsoo:
actually quad cores are more efficient in any situation but intensive gaming and benchmarking because they can turn off individual processors or scale them all down to a much lower clock. take note however that the krait dual core cpus outperform the tegra 3 quad core cpus in both cpu and gpu. makes you think there is something that the evo 3d is missing out on.
[HTC EVO 3D] sprintuser1977:
I agree with that. Would love to have a phone I could keep at full brightness all day long

From the big ole Note
[HTC EVO 3D] freeza:
You know what I've noticed?

Every new tech that comes out promises better battery life (dual core, >28nm manufacturing, AMOLED screens, etc) yet the battery life has remained roughly the same and in some cases (EVO 3D) even worse. lol
[HTC EVO 3D] Tilde88:
playstation 2/ nintendo ds emulation? :-p just sayin...
[HTC EVO 3D] oohaylima:
Quad cores are perfectly necessary. They said the same thing about multi cores in the computer days. Now look at it. I say keep them coming.
[HTC EVO 3D] swaze:
Yea when software is designed to take advantage of the cores....otherwise its just a marketing ploy.
[HTC EVO 3D] knowledge561:
It can definitely be done. The Droid Razr Maxx I believe sports a 1.5ghz dual core processor and includes a damn 3300mah battery that can run 11hours of video with LTE one. And it's thinner than the note and iPhone. Motorola went in the right direction with that phone. Pretty much 2 days with light use.

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[HTC EVO 3D] SoraX64:
I wish they would focus more on performance per core, not number of cores. Quality over quantity.
[HTC EVO 3D] rlaw:
Dual core A15 > quad core A9

The only thing the Tegra 3 has on Krait is that its paired gpu is better than the adreno225.

Guarantee Qualcomm's next iteration will come paired with a better gpu.

I'd take the A15 architecture over the A9 any day.
[HTC EVO 3D] oohaylima:
So what you're saying is that you're advocating the decelerate progression of hardware innovation because of the current limitation of our current android operating system?

I get what you're stating brother. However, it's good that hardware is in the fast lane this time around. This time around software is playing catch up.

It was because of dual core that pushed Google to work more efficiently with it in their upgraded releases. So you can imagine what will come in the near future!

And if the price of new multi core phones stays roughly the same, I don't see the issue. That's actually a good thing!
[HTC EVO 3D] imex99:
My 3D with MeanROM destroys my rooted EVO 4g battery life.

Sent from my EVO 3D w/ MeanRom
[HTC EVO 3D] aznmode:
My Asus prime with quad core is awesomely smooth over HDMI. No lag and just as fast as its on the tablet. Even when I play intensive games like mc3 or shadowgun. I think this is one area where we will see a difference.
[HTC EVO 3D] SoraX64:
Number of cores does not equate to better performance. See: Intel vs AMD.
[HTC EVO 3D] scoot0073:
I wouldnt let my E3D go to upgrade to a quad phone.. As i yet to find it struggle with anything i throw at it.. Id like to see more Ram and a better battery..

Evo 3D ViperROM v.2.5 downgraded HBoot 1.5 to 1.4
[HTC EVO 3D] DarkManX4lf:
I would take the better battery.
[HTC EVO 3D] :
Whoa whoa whoa! No AMD vs Intel arguments please. I'm a AMD lover until I die. Great performance at a cheaper price. I mean you get a AMD 8-Core CPU for $200 but a Intel Core i5-Dual Core is like $250. Yes intel uses less power and runs cooler but that AMD processor will last you years. Throw a nice liquid cooling system over it and you're looking at 10 years of solid A+ performance.

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[HTC EVO 3D] ncfastls1:
As much as I'd like to say I have a quad core phone, there's honestly no need for it yet. Until the android OS and apps are actually coded to utilize quad cores efficiently, there's no use for it. It's ridiculous how fast it took quad cores to hit the market after dual cores though, especially when you compare to the pc market.

What they need to focus on right now is battery life cause that's my biggest complaint about any android phone. That and I'd like to see more advanced screens.
[HTC EVO 3D] :
Well like I said, Motorola went in the right direction when it comes to Battery Life. The Droid Razr Maxx is dual core with a in-built 3300mah battery that last pretty much 2-3 days light use. Thinnest phone out and best in my opinion. Too bad it's Verizon only.

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[HTC EVO 3D] ncfastls1:
I completely agree. Motorola is the only manufacturer I've seen that's going in the right direction with this. That's exactly what I want to see from other manufacturers, bigger batteries in the same size and form factor or new technologies. I keep reading about all these new technologies and battery breakthroughs on engadget and such but I haven't seen anything actually used in the real world though.
[HTC EVO 3D] DexterMorganNL:
I see it like this, ever since we had 1Ghz single core processors in our phones they are fast enough to do almost every task.

Mine HTC Desire HD was still fast enough, but I notice that the HTC Evo 3D is noticeably faster, but upgrade to HTC Evo 3D was not really because HTC Desire HD was not good anymore.

So yeah I think we don't need quad cores yet, but later they might be usable.
[HTC EVO 3D] SoraX64:
I love AMD too. I'm using their 1090t hexacore in my desktop. I'm just saying that an i5 quad core will, technically speaking, beat the AMD 8 core. Number of cores doesn't exactly translate to speed, especially when you're comparing the cores between different manufacturers. The performance per core is the big factor in that, which is why, despite my AMD fanboyism, I think that the i5-2500k is the best CPU available for price to performance ratio. The S4 is on par with the Tegra because the cores are better.
[HTC EVO 3D] :
Yes that is true. The Core i5-Quad beats the 8core and their Core i5-Dual beats the AMD Quad also. But UNLESS you're a an extreme gamer, the AMD 8 core will last you a decade alone on just Photo editing, watching hd videos and web browsing. Yes it runs hotter and the performance isn't as good as intel but seriously, are you building a bomb or something? An AMD Quad, 6gb of DDR3 (or DDR5 if it's out), dual Nvidia running SLI or dual radeon cards bridged, liquid cooling and a carnivore or a power supply will last you years. I mean YEARS. Build excellent for cheaper with AMD at $1000 max or build superb with intel at like $1500 minumim. No matter the decision, they both will out class others.

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[HTC EVO 3D] :
I've slacked on PC's for years and just did a little research. That 8-Core AMD seems to be pretty trash. Clocked low for it's number of cores. Alot of people still recommend the AMD Phenon II X4 965. The best AMD would go to that. The X6's probably go in the same category as the 8-core. For intel, the Core i5-2500k I believe is a monster itself at a cheap price. I can't even imagine the Core i7-2600k. I needed to research a little more. It's been too long. My Computer Science teachers would kill me.

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[HTC EVO 3D] SoraX64:
The 2500k is pretty competitively priced compared to Intel's higher offerings. I think it's a pretty valid misconception that Intel is overpriced, because they are for the most part. The 2500k will last for years though and it is pretty close in price to AMD's best.

We're getting pretty off topic though. :P
[HTC EVO 3D] sprintuser1977:
I think there will be a need for them eventually, just not for a long time. There is still much that can be done with dual core technology. Right now I'm with freeza, a marketing ploy and money making tool.

From the big ole Note
[HTC EVO 3D] sprintuser1977:
And this is not taking into consideration modified kernels and overclocking, dual core modes etc...

There's plenty of life left in dual core world

From the big ole Note
[HTC EVO 3D] zadias:
What we all need is a single core that has insane efficiency. IMO
[HTC EVO 3D] :
Why go back on technology? Why not just make a dual-core with insane specs and efficiency?

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[HTC EVO 3D] ktrotter11:
While they may make more efficient hardware, they also try and become thinner, which slices battery capacity, plus high res screens love the juice, and constant network data connections
[HTC EVO 3D] :
lmao really? I'm gonna mention the same phone 3 times? Motorola Droid Razr. 3300mah battery that can run 11hours of video WITH LTE on before it runs out. AND it's the thinnest smartphone on the market. The tech is there. It's the manufacturers that aren't listening. They rather put a small 1800mah battery and have you purchase accessories as well from them. Extra batteries, car charger, extra house charger. They know what they are doing. Extra money in their pocket.

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