yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] apascual89:
With all the problems that we have encountered with the file, I would wait for the next build. Jermaine`s Aokp port is extremely stable and his newbuild coming soon has all of the dock buttons working. Sorry OP for going off topic.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
I just updated the OP, I would avoid flashing the file if it's 125 like I got, but when I used aDownloader (BT client on android market) I got the proper 119.30 file size. I don't know how or why I got 125 the first time but if you got 125 too, try using that program. And it flashed fine without wiping, coming from march 30 nightly.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
What?? No dude, that's not off topic! Jermaine's AOKP is awesome, and if he fixed all the keyboard buttons, then that is a big +1 for AOKP over CM9.

I will say that the latest nightly file seems fine, though. I don't know why the direct download is not working, but I think that's a problem with, I dunno, the server or something. Once you have the file, it's smooth sailing. But yeah, AOKP is great, I liked it a lot, just prefer CM, personally. I think it's because I've been using it for a long time.

Am I allowed to put the nightly onto my dropbox and just let people download it? I don't want to piss off CM team or step on anyone's toes... I don't know what the rules are.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] beekay201:
one thing that i think it should be updated on the first post: you don't need root to flash cwm manually, you only need root if you prefer flashing cwm from rom manager, or if you wish to use terminal emulator/dd.

if the OP feels that flashing from rom manager is more hassle-free/noob-proof over fastboot, you may be right, for most of the users, although it's arguable between dd and fastboot. i would say fastboot is not only safer but it kinda of explains it self (just enter fastboot with nothing else to see arguments and options), as almost any unix/linux binary do.

@apascual, indeed you were offtopic. aokp. cm9. only thing that pulls them together is aosp. let's keep to cm9 nightlies here, and aokp in its thread.

Sent from my TF201
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jermaine151:
Edit: Sorry. Off topic. :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] newellj79:
It's totally on topic. He is suggesting it might be best to not flash this build, and suggesting a alternative.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
Thanks for the correction. Just to make sure, don't you need root access to run ASUS's unlock tool? I thought that you did, but I could be remembering wrong. If so, I'll change it. Regardless, what I wrote wasn't meant to be a definitive guide to installing CWM, just something to sufficiently warn newcomers. But I still shouldn't spread misinformation, so I'll change it up if ASUS unlock tool doesn't need root access :)

I still haven't heard anything about multiple users editing the OP, I guess it isn't possible?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jirv311:
I thought the same but the ASUS tool does not need root. I was on .21 and after I ran that, I manually installed CWM through fastboot.

Sent from my HTC Vivid
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Striatum_bdr:
Unlock tool is proposed by Asus for all users.. It's not a hack. So I don't find logical to think it could need root, as Asus stock ROMs are not rooted. As the app is made by Asus, they know perfectly how to modify their bootloader without rooting device, staging partition is there to flash things on device, if the blob file is Asus signed, with the proper encryption, it can flash the new bootloader at next boot without needing root (like OTA by the way).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] schack:
ExFat

Hi

I noticed that 20120402 doesn't really like ExFat formatted MicroSD drives, after booting into CM9 mine was made unreadable, after a reformat it became unreadable again immediately.

I then switched back to the Virtuous Prime ROM, reformatted again, and everything is working again.

/Henrik
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] brownrt:
not true. it is very well known that unlocking your bootloader starts a process that "phones home" to asus initiating a handshake process that echanges your serial number for the unlocking privilege. despite restoring your device to stock, your device's warranty is still void.

and yes rooting your device voids your warranty as well, however reverting it back to stock (from root only) makes it appear that the warranty has not been voided.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
Really? OK, I'll change it.

Just FYI, I don't think you meant what you wrote, that would mean that asus suggested everyone with a Prime should unlock! I think you mean to say that asus designed it to work with everyone's tablet. You also said that it was illogical to think it might need root. I don't know if you just misspoke or if something was lost in translation, but that sounded rather condescending. Regardless, I don't know about other people, but the reason I thought it may require root was sort of like a verification so that not just anyone could download the tool and run it, which developers and hobbyists with some understanding of the OS and root access usually possess. Thanks for explaining though.

OK I'll add that, is that just with 20120402?

Speaking of SD cards, does anyone know of a good widget or notification app that makes it easy to unmount? I always have my SDcard in my dock and I don't like having to go into the system options every time I remove the dock or turn off the prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] smee1216:
Hey I am attempting to come from i believe virtuous's prime latest build built on the .21 update. I am flashing the last nightly for CM and I am hanging constantly at the eeepad asus boot screen. it is just sitting there. not flashing on and off or anything. any idea why?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] qubz:
Before flashing:

1. You need a recent version of CWM -> v5.8.2.0 or v5.8.1.8

2. Make sure you wipe data / factory reset

If you did all this, you might have to check out the brick thread.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] qubz:
On another note, looks like the next nightly will be a good one -

https://plus.google.com/u/0/111443373232478614682/posts/1UaqTbh72ZE
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jetbruceli:
Awesome! I cannot wait to get some CM on my prime. I have been putting it off because of the issues with trying to download it and also the lack of support with the dock.

Hell I only got a prime because of the dock
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
I'm excited for the next build too, it sounds really nice. it also sounds like the new build will be posted soon, hopefully anyway! I got the impression from your post that you think the keyboard doesn't work at all? I may have misunderstood, but if not, the keyboard does work - just not all of the shortcut keys.

Strange that the link was never fixed, but as others have pointed out, if you download the torrent (the green icon to the left of "Direct Download"), you can easily grab the april 3 nightly directly to your prime using a bit torrent client like aDownloader (free in market). If you're paranoid like me and suspicious of torrents, just make sure the file size and md5 matches up.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] knives of ice:
any updates on when the next nightly might be up? really looking forward to it
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TechSavvy2:
^ This

Not to ask for eta's, just wondering status seems it doesn't have much support and I don't know where to follow nightly/dev work on it. It doesn't have the same amount of dev community my GNex has.......lol
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] makelegs:
I don't even remotely claim to speak for any of the CM maintainers, but that sorta device specific change would be highly unlikely. If there is a new version of browser, globally, then it should be merged for all devices. Stock CM browser keeps getting tweaked, already, though.

But honestly....I can't tell you the last time I used the stock browser.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
Yeah, I'm actually a little surprised to hear this request too. Is there a specific feature or features you really like about the stock browser? If not, I would highly suggest checking out Chrome Beta, it has been - without question - the best overall browsing experience for me on android. We're lucking enough to have ice cream sandwich, so take advantage of it! :)

I'm sure asus optimized the new stock browser really nicely for the TF201, but is it better than chrome? I doubt it, but let is know your thoughts if you compare the two.

edit: I'm curious, could you just make the browser a non-system app in tibu, make a back-up, and then restore the app as a non-system app in cm9? Or does the stock browser rely on .28 firmware/kernel? I feel like this idea could screw things up, definitely backup your system first. And maybe disable the browser in CM9? Perhaps someone more knowledgeable than myself knows the answer.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dalingrin:
This is odd, I've switched back and forth and thought CM9 browser was faster =P

I am running CFQ rather than NOOP for the IO scheduler which, at least for my TF201, makes a big difference in the browser.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TechSavvy2:
To be completely honest, I don't know if its specific to the browser, or just performance in general. Maybe its some major performance upgrade that we just happen to notice in browser the most. I don't know how much you guys follow the stock updates, but the stock browser on .28 is blazing fast now. Its not features or anything I was referring to. Just loading pages in general. Tried chrome, tried opera, tried em all. Stock (cm9) browser was the best. Until the new update. Now the browsing experience on stock is pretty impressive. Yes, if I go though a round about of loading this, accessing that, etc etc, long drawn out set of page loadings, then do the exact same set of page loadings on stock then YES, new stock does kill all the browsers IMO and according to simple time tests.

I guess I'm more wondering what changes may have been implemented to make this happen......what did Asus change and how might one implement this type of performance change.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TechSavvy2:
I've heard this several times also. I played with it right when the mod was first released but think I eff'd it at that time and haven't bothered since. What was your method for adding the cfq scheduler? I used to know the AOKP ways but don't really know which path to follow.

(Will also search for it while awaiting your response:))

EDIT:

Okay, I have a confession. After much tinkering and flip-flopping roms, I've come to realize the generous performance differences *might* be contributed from the fact I had performance mode on in the stock rom vs balanced in cm9. I didn't really realize it until now, but if you switch from balanced to performance under the advanced settings, it makes a whole world of difference.

Feel free to flame me, I deserve it. It was a pretty idiotic mistake.....lol.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] paddycr:
I thought I would make my usual plea to resolve the volume issue on the video camera microphone. Dalingrin, Bumble Bee or any of the other devs of this fantastic rom - I outlined the issue on post #343. I should say that I have not tried any of the nightlys since last Sunday's so maybe the issue has been resolved...

I spoke to Jermaine, the dev for AOKP on the Prime about this problem. AOKP had exactly the same issue with the microphone not so long ago. He managed to resolve this issue and very kindly told me that he fixed it by doing the following:

" I had to update some Asus proprietary lib files to fix the volume issue. See this commit:https://github.com/AOKP/vendor_asus/commit/35ba2b05702fe1a8845c836caf90fbc458b5dae0 "

Is this in any way applicable to CM9? Would this change resolve the issue? I really hope so - I can't see me using any other rom other than CM9 once this is fixed. I also look forward to contributing to this thread in a more constructive manner rather than being the crazy dude who is always complaining about the volume on the video camera :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] makelegs:
No guarantees.....but I would highly recommend you try my build that just posted. I'm very interested to know if your problem is solved. ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] paddycr:
I will give it a go tonight and report back. Many thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dalingrin:
I'm adding CFQ to CM9 as default: http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/17654/

Also updating the kernel with latest from Asus(though there isn't really anything exciting): http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/17669/

Thanks for the pointer. I've been meaning to get updated props for a while.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Cederstrom:
First of all, wow I love this ROM!

The only problem I have with it, is that I can simply not get the microSD card to work with it, or the normal sized SDCard. And I have no idea why(?)

Is it broken for everyone? just for me? Or any suggestions for how to get it to work?

Thanks ! :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dalingrin:
I've not had any issue with the microSD. Pretty sure I tried the full SDCard too without issue but can't remember for sure if that was CM9. Might check that the filesystem is either fat32 or ext2/3/4.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
Perhaps it's the file system? I believe some type (NTFS?) is currently incompatible, unless that issue was fixed, but someone mentioned that before. Try backing up the SD card and reformatting it as something else?

edit, dalingrin beat me to it!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
Haha, with all the flashing and rebooting, I think we've all made that mistake once or twice before! I might set up a Tasker profile to switch to performance automatically, if I can learn how to use that app better.

Thanks for bringing that up actually, I'm glad you're pointing it out because I haven't used the video camera, so I haven't noticed the issue. But when I eventually need it for something, at least now I'll know why the sound is low if I have problems, and not blame the hardware.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dalingrin:
Please test this build: https://github.com/downloads/daling...asus_tf201/cm-9-20120613-UNOFFICIAL-tf201.zip

It includes the Asus 2.4.2.28 kernel changes, CFQ as default I/O scheduler, updated props, etc.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] apascual89:
Thanks, I had gone back to stock for a while, this just motivated me to fire up cwm recovery again. :D

I'll report back.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] paddycr:
And the results of tonight's flash fest...

You both nailed it. The volume works perfectly on the unofficial and skankwich builds. Thanks so much - I really appreciate you looking into this issue.

P.S. Makelegs - love the clock. Its a keeper :)

EDIT: dalingrin - will your changes be added to the official nightlys? Thanks again!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] carnegie0107:
aaaand I'm back

Hey, it took me a while before I had the time to totally nuke my tfp and start over. I switched to TWRP, backed up all my files, and wiped out everything with doktaphex's wipe-all script. I rebooted to recovery and wiped everything from TWRP again just to be safe, then installed the latest nightly and gapps, and before I even finished the setup, the same horizontal lines issue was there.

I think we could just close this case by chalking it up to hardware issues. Unfortunately, I don't think I can get Asus to replace/repair it under warranty because my custom ROM doesn't work on it lol. So, I guess I'm just stuck with AOKP indefinitely. Anyway, thanks for all the feedback helping me figure this out guys.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
Thanks so much! Would you suggest this over the April 15th nightly for general use, or just for people seeking a video camera volume fix?

Sorry to hear it. I don't understand, what hardware component would be to blame? You must be growing tired of flashing ROMS, but perhaps you would have better luck with the unofficial build dalingrin just posted or makelegs' cherry-picked build.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dalingrin:
The kernel changes are already on gerrit and I'll push the prop changes soon(need to check on a few things first).

Well, its the build that I'm using as a daily driver but I guess in a more general sense it would be recommended to wait until its in the official nightly.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
Cool, thank you :) I'm running your unofficial build now, and everything is working very smoothly for me, but I'll stick to linking the latest nightly in the OP
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] broad_st_bully:
I just flashed the latest nightly through goo.manager and all seems good so far except none of my ringtones work when I'm setting up the notifications...I mean they're there but when I tap any of em there's no sound...

also, the gradients are looking kinda blocky...never had that issue before with CM on this tablet or my Nexus...

anyone else having either of these issues?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] apascual89:
This build is outstanding so far! Thank You for sharing.

Anything specific you want us to test on it? Overall its super snappy.

On a side note, what's your opinion on Linaro?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dalingrin:
It was primarily to test the camcorder volume, but that seems to be okay now.

The Linaro optimizations are almost bad as custom build.props

Except at least the Linaro optimzations are at least somewhat legitimate. However, most have blown them way out of proportion. I wouldn't expect any real tangible performance gain.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nednapalm:
Anyone else getting the back button disappearing every now and then to be replaced with the down chevron icon from the recent apps menu? If you go into an app and then press home, it comes back!

Remember this from earlier AOKP builds but not from CM.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] apascual89:
Ok, thanks for the response.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] The Rubenator:
I need help guys

The only thing I'm getting is the android with the red triangle with the acclamation sign when trying to get to recovery by holding power and volume:confused:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
First of all, just a small note, it seems like everyone says to hold power and volume down to start the process of getting into recovery. When your device is powered down, all you have to do is hold volume down, and then turn the tablet on; you don't need to hold the power button, just the volume down button. Not a big deal, but just FYI :)

As you're holding volume down and the screen turns on, does the white text appear in the top left? And when it does, do you press volume up?

What custom recovery are you using, Clockwork Mod or TWRP?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
What were you updating from? I haven't tried June 15, but the changelog only mentions a recovery update, and nobody else reported those issues, so I'm guessing it was a bad flash or you need to do a full wipe.

If I were you, I would download the new June 17 nightly, or the build dalingrin posted on this thread ~20 posts ago, wipe your cache and dalvik cache, and flash the new ROM. If that doesn't work, back everything up and wipe everything. A pain, but needs to be done every once in a while. Good luck :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] paddycr:
You learn something new every day - thanks :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] male6363@hotmail.com:
hello,

i noticed 2 bugs or some thing like that... I have TF201 with dock...

1) Orginal firmware can see my both partition on my USB memory... (I have usb memory which has 2 partition... 1st is FAT, 2nd one is NTFS) But CM9 doesnt see the second partition... It uses just the first one... Is there any solution for this?

2) There is a choice on the orginal rom, i can select to wake up from keyboard... I mean if my TF201 sleeps when i push any key on the keyboard it wakes up... But on CM9 i havent seen any choise like that :(((

And once more, on the orginal firmware when i plug any usb memory or harddrive etc there is an icon appear on the status bar to unmount/remove device quickly and safely... Is there any add on or any program to act like this? or CM9 has any plan to include anything like this? Very useful for me...

Thanks a Lot!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
1) Unfortunately, I do not think this ROM supports NTFS yet (someone correct me if I'm wrong).

2) Yeah, that isn't an option here, but frankly it's probably a good idea because turning off the keyboard saves battery. Just hit the power button for now, maybe someday that will be an option to toggle on and off.

3) I really liked that about stock builds too! I hope to see it someday come to CM9. For now, eject the SD card in settings>storage. I have a feeling there may be a widget out there for easy removal, but I haven't found one yet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] male6363@hotmail.com:
My mean was not NTFS... But orginal Asus rom read and write any NTFS hard drive or usb memory very well... no problem... I did try many harddrive... Even more than 1TB... All was NTFS and all did work very fine... I gues ICS kernel supports NTFS...

My problem is not NTFS... My problem is any device which has more than 1 partition :-( 2 or maybe 3 partition devices... CM9 can not see the other partitions... Just first one... :-(((
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tempie007:
how is this rom in terms of stability and performance?

- ANR

- instant reboots

- SOD

- browser and IO performance
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] paddycr:
Its a really good rom. I have been back using it since the weekend. No ANRs, instant reboot or SODs. The browser performance is equivalent to other roms as is the io performance although I have not formally tested this.

The only thing I did notice was the wifi was a little flaky and would have a few problems reconnecting (maybe my router?). That seemed to go away when I flashed motley's generic kernel.

Overall I really like this from and will be sticking with it for a while. Its really stable and very configurable.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Komodo Rogue:
Hey, you're right, you learn something new every day - I didn't know motley's kernel was compatible with CM9. I remember months ago his post said something like "don't flash it with cm9 yet," so I didn't, and I forgot to check back up on it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] paddycr:
I am impressed with how well the two work with each other. I haven't really tried the overclocking options but I 'm not too bothered about that. Let me know if you try it out - I'd be interested to if you notice a difference in the wifi (or anything else for that matter).

Not too long ago someone mentioned that the battery life is really good on this rom. I have to agree - I am getting at least an extra 24 hours beyond what I was getting with either Gummy or Eos. I am not quite getting 6 days out of one charge though - I'd love to know how to do that!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] brangalm:
Hey guys,

Been following this thread and the AOKP one for quite some time now. I've been meaning to jump into the unlocked boot loader world for a while, but I just haven't had time. Looks like that's about to change.

I do have a couple of questions if someone would be so kind :)

A few months ago, AOKP on the TFP was more developed, but I'm seeing a lot of activity in this thread now. Can anyone comment on any significant differences between the two now? In terms of everyday use and performance.

Also, is anyone using the CFQ / etc scheduler with CM9? It seems to boost the performance significantly but I haven't seen much in this thread.

Thanks a lot. I absolutely love CM on my phone so I'd love to put it on my tablet too :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lattera:
Sound isn't working for me. Anyone else have that issue?