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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tonysunshine:
if you have the IME properly enabled, you should be able to press the key you assigned to EDIT-M or EDIT-S anywhere(not just while the game is running) and it will bring up the editing menu. Make sure after you assign a key to the EDIT-M or S in the Joystick app that you press BACK and not HOME
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] b3ava:
Em oki I gues me pressing the home button was what was causing the issue with setting up the EDIT window poping up. What I am wondering now is does this work for games that dont show the on screen buttons(eg racing games like asphalt, with that said you can make the controls as touch controls but no buttons appear on the screen?? please help:eek: When I tried to do this nothing was being set:S)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ohiwastedmylife:
I cannot wait to try this out with my Galaxy Note 2 when I get it. There are already root methods out there so I will get it rooted, hook up my Note 2 to the big flatscreen tv, and then game away.

The dev should REALLY spend half a day making a tutorial video and get it out. If more people knew that you could do this, and knew how to actually use his app, he could make loads. Look at the huge market for sixaxis. This is literally the future of mobile computing and gaming, a centralized device that is extremely powerful and able to run multiple peripherals. If I get this working properly and there are no videos out by then, I will make one showing the device working in conjunction with a big screen tv.:highfive:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] xFrozen:
I have the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 + Asus Transformer Pad Infinity (with dock). I connected the mouse to the USB port on the dock. I opened Joystick Center and enabled the J2T add-on, and set the IME thing on. Now, the keyboard shows up while searching, but the mouse does not!! I tried a wired mouse and it worked, but this mouse doesn't show up... anyone know why?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Darkmatter2420:
Will this work if im using splashtop thd to play my computer games from my pc?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Shadowtooth:
Doesn't work on jellybean... :(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] RewinX:
Does this work with bluetooth mouse and keyboard? And also does this support mouselook? Thanks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] roylee01:
The same for me. My dell mouse, logitech mouse and my logitech M520 wireless mouse doesn't work. :(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shadow78:
I tried both USB and BT mouse both working fine but to setup on the game is a nightmare. Took me a good 20 min to find out. Not easy. The support FAQ is not working anymore.

I still could not setup shadowgun left and right move does a weapon change.. I have to spend more time on it but it works on androwook rom.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sungod88:
Hey i am having a problem using my mouse. It shows up in the appwhen i plug it into the app but i cant get it to do anything. The right button acts like the baxk key. I want the mouse to do the looking and the left click fire right click scope for mc4. Ive been trying for days and they guys forum wont let me post. Can someone please please help me i see it can be done in the video i just cant get it working. BTW i am using the tf300 with standard dock on jb 4.1.1
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shadow_hunter104:
The apps are no longer in play store. So If you can please provide the link to direct .apk download.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] crocking5566:
Hey what's up....I am playing mc5 and I want to know whether I can play the game with mouse and keyboard in my mobile mi max2 or not...pls reply fast
[HTC Rezound] jmichaels1982:
I feel like a bug list that was easily accessible and organized woud have made it a little easier for me to make a decision in regard to a rom.

I recently just flashed sense 4.0, and even though I though I knew all there is to know about flashing, unlocking, wiping .... I still ran into an issue I never ran into before. Now many thanks later to some members here on the community, I managed to finally go back to my nandroid restore.

Bottom Line: I wish there was a simple bug list thread with current roms for ppl to see what they are about to get into and whether its worth it or not.

My problems are: 1-I dont want the developer to think for one second that their efforts are not HIGHLY appreciated

2- I didnt think it was valuable to start a thread over it.

But against my better judgment; I went ahead and made one anyway.

These are the bugs I found in: Newts OnE XxX RC 2.1 *LIVE!!!* (Sense 4 ICS 4.0.3) 4/17/2012

Aside from the developers statement " pic messages causes sim to unmount rebooting will fix it (wip)

animations need to be turned off in developer settings (need kernel source to fix)"

Here is my own bug list :

1- Rotation is very lagy with multiple crashes. This was imp to me since I always use navigation and I keep switching back and forth between both modes. I had to constantly wait for my phone to unfreeze and press somewhere on the screen to help unlock the freeze.

2-Launcher ( rosie) had random lock ups and freeze ups. Lots of noticeable hot reboots.

3-brightness is very laggy. SOmetimes it just dimmed in day light , forcing me to go indoors to see how to get back to full brightness.

4- When I attempted to restore, here is what happened : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1610566

========================================

Bug list for Clean rom DE 1.2 (ics rom ):

1- wifi tether : when I enable security , I lose connection after 10-15 mins of activity

2- Phone is a hot potato! I hit high temps constantly

3- All cpu programs fail to keep settings intact for long periods of time. Putting the governor on conservative helps a bit, but I still find my cpu with min and max speeds set to 1.5 ghz without me doing it

4- go launcher is seriously laggy on all ics roms

5-very hi-def videos are not as smooth as they were on gb roms.
[HTC Rezound] fix-this!:
Well the roms are based on a leaked rom so bugs would be expected.
[HTC Rezound] jomama123:
ya you can't expect anything less then a few bugs here and there but they'll also get worked out in the end or most of them
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] coldracerx:
I am on the leaked ICS ROM with an ATT Skyrocket. I was trying out MagicLocker and found I did not like it now I cannot uninstall it or any other programs since I tried to remove it. Also I cannot update any programs or install new ones.

What has happen and how can I fix this. I have already popped the battery and still stuck with not being able to install or uninstall apps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] icenight89:
try clearing cache and data on both Google play and Google services framework in settings > applications > all, and rebooting
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] coldracerx:
That did the trick..love the help on this forum.

I also did force stop before uninstalling magic locker and now all good after batter reboot.

Thanks again
[HTC Sensation] ian_uk1975:
Set S-Off along with CWM and installed the 'official' ICS rom a while back and assumed I was rooted. However, just installed SetCPU and it told me I'm not! So, I installed ChainsDD Superuser from the marketplace and still no joy. Tried installing the ChainsDD SU binary (3.0.3.2) from recovery and SetCPU still says it can't get root access.

What am I not doing / doing wrong?
[HTC Sensation] GhostZini:
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[HTC Sensation] GhostZini:
Are u sure you flashed a working Su file in recovery. Cuz I had same problem where it didn't flash properly and I didn't notice it saying error in recovery. Try downloading Su efgh zip again in recovery again reboot and download app root checker.

sent from a space ship powered by OrDroid
[HTC Sensation] yahhboy:
Uninstall su and the binaries then flash the su.zip through recovery found in the s-off/recovery/supercid/root guide

Sent from my sensational sensation 4g
[HTC Sensation] ian_uk1975:
Thanks! I just re-checked the ChainsDD site and found there was a later version of su further down the list, with ICS specifically mentioned. Tried that and, bingo, it's now working :)
[HTC Sensation] GhostZini:
Good for you soldier. Glad to help. Don't forget tha latest firmware to flash for latest ics roms

sent from a space ship powered by OrDroid
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonixdan:
I'm preparing my new phone.

Does anyone know how to transfer the Androidify's from one phone to another?

I want the editable Androidify's, not just the pictures.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Dopis:
Hello guys.

I wondering if it's possible to connect my DOK to my SGS2,

for Music, Movies,Pictures or just for backups...

with this:

dealextreme.com/p/usb-female-to-micro-usb-male-adapter-connector-113791?item=7

what is your opinion?

Have a good day :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] scoril0:
does not seem to be an OTG adapter. not sure it will wotk,
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
this will work http://www.dealextreme.com/p/micro-...er-cable-for-samsung-i9220-i9250-black-117597
[HTC One X] Fongj:
Hi,

After using the one x for a while, and seeing a few scratch test on this device i would have thought it would be able to take a bit of scratches as sometimes i put my keys in the same pocket as my phone.

After a while there was a scratch :(

Anyway i can get rid of it? Its actually hard to notice when the screen is turned on but.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
a mobile screen surviving in the pocket with something as rough as keys is an urban legend

always protect your expensive device...
[HTC One X] Fongj:
meh i saw this crazy vid scratch test on the htc so i was like it wouldnt scratch Oh well :(

I cant post links atm but its the htc one x scratch test if u would search it on youtube
[HTC One X] Spinnerdcc:
If it is the one I'm thinking of that was hardly a proper test. The attempts to scratch were nothing like what the screen would receive in a pocket pressed up against some keys
[HTC One X] Rushey_Platt:
I agree, lots of dropping and light tapping. But at no time did she hold a key firmly and drag it over the screen - for a very good reason!

Rob
[HTC One X] johnl199:
LOL at anyone who puts their keys in the same pocket as their phone, no matter how indestructible the phone claims to be.

I mean...really?
[HTC One X] myself11:
Mine is scracthed on the screen and I don't understand why. I'm always very, very careful.

It fell off my hands before I noticed the scratch, but it's almost impossible that it was due to the fall.
[HTC One X] Dave Trouser:
picardfacepalm.jpg
[HTC One X] Arthur Hucksake:
I wish people would stop doing those ridiculous screen test videos tbh. They are never a true representation of actual life.

A better test would be to put a bunch of keys on the screen then drop a paperback book on them, see how that fares.
[HTC One X] Johnny0906:
Google Magic LCD something, then there are home recipies you can follow that have been proven to work.

Cheers
[HTC One X] scotty2012:
As soon as I unboxed mine, applying the screen protector was the first thing I did.

No way would I put it in my pocket with keys! :confused:
[HTC One X] madik_:
So lesson learned for me too. I was also victim of theory that the screens are almost indestructible but today i was closely looking in the reflection of my screen and scratches there are! They are very small and visible only when i looking very closely but it kinda bugging me inside. I will look on some of the screen protections before my OneX screen receive some more.
[HTC One X] Fongj:
Is it kinda hard to actually do it??

nt sure if its worth the trouble but as its not very noticeable when the screen is on but i hate imperfections :(
[Off-topic] brilldoctor:
Hi,

if you own a tablet please can you complete the survey at http://goo.gl/LaEI9 (for it project)

EDIT: Sorry - I have had to close it - I already have 45 responses and its due in on friday (need to include stats in writeup)!! - thanks to everyone that has completed it!!!!
[Off-topic] brilldoctor:
I should have origionally done it as a survey but i have to provide a few copys (which I have already got)
[Off-topic] brilldoctor:
how?
[Off-topic] brilldoctor:
what so its as a document but u can still edit it or as a proper survey (requires retyping it out - CBA)
[Off-topic] cdesai:
Make a form on google docs and you'll have the data as a spreadsheet
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
http://freeonlinesurveys.com/
[Off-topic] brilldoctor:
I don't want to type it out all again (though i am typing it into excel already!!!!)
[Off-topic] brilldoctor:
Ok, i figured that it would be easier to do on google so enjoy
[Off-topic] brilldoctor:
And if you could get others to do it as well that would be great (otherwise its a bit biased towards technical people!!)
[Off-topic] Sine.:
Form already closed?
[Off-topic] brilldoctor:
Sorry - I already have 45 responses and its due in on friday (need to include stats in writeup)!!
[Off-topic] Sine.:
Ok.

Will you share with us the results? :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
A very simple question. I wanna root my S2 (UK Sim Free ICS). I don't wanna use CF-Root Kernel. I wanna root it the way I rooted it last time, i.e. using an insecure kernel by Odia. Odia has not published any working insecure kernel for ICS (I have tried using various some kernels for 4.0.3 and some for gingerbread, none of them worked... obviously). So, all I want is an insecure kernel so that I can root it using ADB. I don't mind making an insecure kernel myself, if someone can teach me how to. Hoping for a quick reply.

Cheers

- me!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hodiedodie:
I had the same version and couldnt find an insecure kernel. I went ahead with CF-Root and I had no problems. Why dont you want to use it?

Download Mode + Odin > PDA - CF-Root-SGS2_XW_XEN_LP7-v5.4-CWM5 > Ready to go!!!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Can I ask why?

Cf root adds root and it's own manager to the stock kernel. Nothing more.

I haven't tried it but I rooted one aosp non rooted ROM by using cwm and su zip. You can try it I'll post it when I get home

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
I did try CF-Root. I wanna keep my phone close to stock.. as much as possible. Plus I don't want CWM, so is there any way of rooting via CF-Root and then uninstalling CWM? I tried the ADB commands, but they don't work.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Easy fixed. Someone thinks they know what they're talking about (and is unable to use the search function or Google), yet they're expecting their hand held. Just another day on XDA.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
I know the commands.. I know how to root.. I just don't want CWM, not at all. Don't like it, Don't use it, Don't want it! I just want a simple answer to my simple question. If I wanted to do it via CF-Root, i wouldn't have started this thread!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
ahem ahem.. Anyone?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
oh man just flash the stock kernel back using odin!

http://skywanker.net/Download/download.aspx
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
darn.. i think i will keep my root for now and maybe when I can get an insecure kernel, I will root the phone using that.. Still hoping for someone makes and insecure kernel!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
$#$$#$#$#$#@ thts for you (friendly)

you want root without anything use cfroot and than flash stock kernel back, either dont ask or try what has been said.......
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
This is not what I started the thread for. I know how to flash, flash using CF-Root and how to flash an original kernel afterwards.. This thread is about finding a solution to my problem, rather than suggesting me alternatives, which I already know. I believe in asking questions, when I don't know something and exploring all the possible options. All I am trying to say is: I have tried what's been done and I didn't like it, so I am looking for a better solution.

Cheers

- me!

PS: As long as it is not something gay, a friendly $#$$#$#$#$#@ for you too :confused:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Lol those were cursing words....

Let me tell you one last time, if you know this than you are wasting your time....

When you flash cfroot you get root and the cwm manager. When you flash stock kernel back you are now 100% stock.

Cwm manager app left is like any other app you use, you want to get rid of it use root uninstaller or root explorer and remove/delete the cwm manager apk.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Anderson:
Did you try the method described here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1501719

I did it myself today and it works just fine - no kernel flash needed, and root is now accessible. The only issue I have is that AdAway didn't seem to be able to write to the hosts file. No matter, I've gone back to AdFree which works okay.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
Flashing just the stock kernel will remove the yellow triangle (the one u see when u boot after installing an insecure kernel, like CF's) whilst keeping ur root.

Like i said initially, I want to root my phone without having to force install CWM.

ROOT = Yes...

CWM = NO NO!

I have tried removing it via many options, including ADB commands.. but nothing works. Have u personally tried removing CWM, if so then please share how you did that and that's all I want.

Thanks..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
Finally, a proper answer.

Ya, I checked out the option this morning. But haven't tried it yet. I rooted my phone using CF-Root and I have an issue with ad away as well. Anyhow, I was suspecting that this option would give u a temp root, as in after a restart it would go away.. is that true? Also, did it increase your custom binary counter? and what about the yellow triangle?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Anderson:
No yellow triangle because the kernel is unchanged. I doubt the counter has altered either but I don't know how to check it (or what it said before :rolleyes:).

The root is permanent and survives restarts.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
amazing.. then lemme try and get back to u..

THanks : )
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
now you are acting stupid, im not going to post anymore,

flashing stock kernel back removes cwm and get you stock recovery back.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
Oh.. thank God for u are gonna stop posting, as it is you have been of NO help.. Also, there is a difference between a stock kernel and a stock ROM. Flashing back with a stock aka original aka secure 'kernel' will just remove the yellow triangle, where as flashing with a stock ROM aka firmware, will remove everything.

Cheers

- me!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
Tried it. Everything worked like a wonder. No yellow triangle the counter is still 0. No forced CWM. Ad Away seems to be working as well. And the root survives even after doing a recovery reset and in os reset.

I feel its even better then flashing an insecure kernel and the rooting it and then flashing the original kernel again. Easy to unroot as well, in case i have to give it for a repair, i dont have to flash the stock rom again. I would have tried this method in the morning itself but didnt have a sd card on me.

Thanks for ur help.

Cheers

- me!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Anderson:
I used CF-root method previously and then flashed stock kernel back after rooting.

It does not remove CWM app which remains and complains that kernel is incompatible so some functions are disabled. Also as I recall, the CWM recovery remains even after flashing the stock ROM back (but I may be mistaken - I'm still learning).

For a clean root and staying as close to stock as possible I believe the other method is preferable since it is card based and does not need Odin flashing. However, everyone has a different opinion and we should always respect that.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svarma241:
No, you are absolutely right. I faced the same issue and was highly dissatisfied with the fact that CF-Root Kernel force installs CWM. You can disable the CWM app, but it still remains in the phone and so does CWM recovery.

So if you were to unroot using the SuperSU (CF-Root superuser app), it will just remove the rooting leaving behind CWM app (in system/apps folder) and CWM Recovery manager. Which means if u were to unroot properly, u will have to flash a stock firmware. and it effects the custom binary counter as well...
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] s!mon:
I have tried to read as many threads as possible to understand the flashing process, but I still have some few questions before I do it, thats why I need your help to clear out the few things I have left.

As a new Android user I am going to make a backup from my phone (the original Rom) and later I want to install GioPro 1.6. I have taken a backup of all the system apps with Titanium (it fills about 50 Mb) and I wanted to ask whether its the right way to take a backup the stuck Rom in case I want to switch back to it.

I have seen this thread on this forum explaining to flash the GioPro, however I still have some question about it that I like to hear your opinions.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1136798

Do I need to factory reset my device, as well as formatting SD card before starting flashing?

Can I choose Ex2(or Ex4) for both the primary and the secondary partitions? My card is a 16 Gb, and can I choose 1 Gb as the second partition or is it too little space?

Phone is rooted with Android 2.3.6

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hsrars-d:
1: factory reset is recommended before flashing ROMs to avoid bugs/problems

2: sd-card partitions are not necessary unless you want to move apps to sd with a2sd or s2e, if you want to partition it, 1gb is more than enough :)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] s!mon:
Thank you hsrars-d, can you also guide me on how to take a backup of my stock rom?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] illsellyoursoul:
Can Install

ICS-Hercules-UCLD2

RomChicago - ChicagoFire [ULCD2]

(Rom) IML74K_Ics_Perfection RC2

I've tried everything (the usual normal wipes, the super wipes) to install these roms, but either I get stuck on second samsung logo or they reboot back to recovery:

CANNOT Install

NexusMod

Sky ICS

(Rom) IML74K_Ics_Perfection II

Any thoughts as to what the hell I could be doing wrong? I'm particularly dumfounded by ICS perfection rc2 working and not the final version.

I've even odin back to stock, installed touch recovery via odin and proceeded to install those and same results each time.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] deadbeatcocoa:
What version of CWM are you using ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] illsellyoursoul:
I've tried the latest non-touch, Clockworkmod Touch 5.8.1.3, and even ClockworkMod TOUCH 5.5.0.4 that was posted in the dev section recently
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] deadbeatcocoa:
Ok I would recommand to stick with the 5.5.0.4 (as it worked for me since I'm using NexusMod ICS).

Here are my steps

1.Reboot in Recovery

2. Factory Reset (2x)

3. Wipe Cache

4. Super Darkside Wipe (2x)

4.5 KERNEL CLEANSER

5. Flash ROM

6. Wipe Dalvik Cache

7. Fix permissions

8. Reboot and don't touch the phone for 10 minutes.

Let me know if it worked for you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] illsellyoursoul:
Ok... followed those steps including the kernel cleanser and it reboots back to recovery and I see:

E:Can't open /cache/recovery/log

E:Can't open /cache/recovery/log

E:Can't open /cache/recovery/last_log

E:Can't open /cache/recovery/last_log

I've seen this happen before too... not all the time... but at times...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] illsellyoursoul:
So odd... wish someone had an answer as I am still curious...

Weirdest thing... I just flashed the original skyrocket nexusmod and tada... flashed fine!