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[G Tablet General] aabbondanza:
Not Recommended

Expand all the sections on Device Manager on the Win 7 box & look for anything that is Android related. Look for something similar to Android Debug Interface. If you use usbdeview to remove usb devices & you are using Vista or Win7 you MUST "run as administator" for it to actually unistall the devices.

I'll try to remove mine from the Vista laptop & see if I can do screen captures for you. Might take me a little bit.

You could flash if you wanted to but if it was me I wouldn't. In my eyes we just don't know enough about the tablet to blindly flash things we when we don't know what effect they will have. First, you would have to build your own .cfg file for nvflash. What would you be flashing anyway...your partition 11 is corrupt & rasooli's partitions are totally different. While I could see that some of his partitions would be different due to a differnet stock version, things like the logo partition normally wouldn't change from rom version to rom version and that doesn't give me a warm fuzzy. It may be something similar to the Hannspad where they had different stock roms for different models. I've seen articles says the Luvpad had 512M-1G memory. Does that mean there is more than one model? Will one models rom work on the other? In addition, rasooli's BCT (boot config table) is different than yours. The BCT contains hardware information that is specific to the chips on your tablet (things like ram timing, emmc timings, etc). So, his hardware is different than your. Is it different enough to make his image not work on your tablet? And without ADB working how would you even know what was happening on the tablet without the screen working?

Did you ever try the Mouse Computer support page & put in your serial number to see if they have any downloadable stuff for it?

Al
[G Tablet General] sirone:
i search all sections but i dont have any things similar Android debug

and i run as administator.

this is strange because there is only a model luvpad AD100 :

http://www.mouse-jp.co.jp/luvpad/AD100/

i think there is only a model . only 512mb ram in model AD100

yes ,i try but dont success because i dont can access to "build number" this number is in "terminal information" in android

https://www2.mouse-jp.co.jp/ssl/user_support2/luvpad_index.asp
[G Tablet General] aabbondanza:
USBDeview output & Build Number

Run usbdeview (as administrator). Go to Edit, Select All & the click the Save Selected Items icon on the toolbar. Upload the output.

It probably isn't a matter of different models...it sounds more like a issue of different hardware runs. Hannspad has the same issue...which stock rom depends on the tablet serial number.

I can't tell the build number from the running rom, but I did look through yours & rasooli's build.prop (your build is 20110324.110225 and rasooli's is 20110317.092225).

Al
[G Tablet General] laoaar:
luvpad

I need recovery for Luvpad, can I help me please.

si alguien entiende español me podria ayudar?
[G Tablet General] amir aqa:
help

hello

can anyone help me to upgrade my luvpad ad100 to uper version of android (ics)

curent version is 2.2 and rooted by zroot

sury for my bad english
[G Tablet General] hamed_forum:
can update this to android 4?where link?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TehTimeb0mb:
If i already have a kernal and rom but want to switch to different ones. do i do anything different than when my phone was stock?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] captain67:
Flash kernel, install ROM, done.

A lot of roms require flashing a certain stock firmware first though.

The usual process for many roms= make sure you have the right base ROM if one is required (example: stock .42), fastboot flash kernel, load kernel recovery, flash zip file for ROM.

Make sure to wipe the cache in between through recovery.

Sent from a Galaxy far, far away
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezadsyafiq99:
just the same method.. but make sure that kernel u want to flash, supported by the rom that u want to use :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nitromouse:
Hi,

my SGS 2 will not start anymore. It displays a strange battery indicator (the waiting one, and then loading indicator) on the display when off. It does not boot up.

I got it to boot with the key combination to boot into recovery. But only on charger and with around 30 tries.

The phone works without problems. The only thing which you can see when booted is that the charging symbol in the status bar does not go away and the battery stats always tell that your phone is just unplugged for some seconds.

Is this a hardware defect? battery destroyed? Tried a second one. Same problem. But used external charging station for both batteries. Maybe this could have destroyed it.

But now using original charger does not change anything. Everytime I switch it off it is just bootable with that strange key combination on a charger.

I did not see these bug description before in the internet.

The phone is rooted with ICS Custom ROM. But no problems with that the time before.

Please help me.

Michael
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bartoloandre98:
Using odin flash stock ics firmware
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a67543210:
Your charging port is short-circuited. If you repeatedly twist your charging port when the charger is connected, e.g. sleeping on your phone by accident because it's on your bed with you, leaving it in the couch and sitting on it when on charger, it will get damaged and short-circuit. Now you need maintenance. Flashing will not help. A way of cleaning the charging pins will help clear the port.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lasic.2000:
delete
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jaycustom:
Pretty good review of the Asus TF300...I didn't expect Engadget to give it such praise.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/22/asus-transformer-pad-tf300-review/
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] d1ez3:
I had no idea this was already a finished product
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jaycustom:
Yea, releases today. It seems like everyone has only heard of the 700, but not this, so I posted it.

I'd love to sell my fiances Galaxy Tab to get her this,but she needs a 7". Can't wait to see the 7 incher from ASUS or ASUS/Google...:D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
this was already posted in the 300 thread earlier today ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] legendary1022:
A cheaper version of the Prime. The only difference really is not a sharp looking (cheaper materials) and no Super IPS+ display making it easy.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] brantje:
Love my prime for this
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] evilcuber:
It's also a bit thicker
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jkvato:
I was hoping they would be more comprehensive about the wi-fi. All they said was "we didn't encounter any problems." I'd really like some comparative analysis between the 300 and the Prime, particularly since the 300 has a plastic back plate.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
to be honest, I've seen breakdowns on wifi performance comparisons. the 300, according to those charts, does perform better on wifi across various distances from router. It can also be said alot of prime owners don't have an issue with their wifi. I think it may have been Anandtech review where i saw the comparison charts. I cant remember. Either them or Android Central. If i come across it again ill link you to it.

edit: i found it. it was Anandtech. he has a very thorough review of the 3oo. ill link you to the wifi comparison chart.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/5756/asus-transformer-pad-300-review/5
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Keion:
You call that praise? I was thinking engadget's just like NO ME GUSTA to this...

Probably sent through one of those little windows in AOKP cornerstone for my tf9001.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MK17:
I'm confused... Are you saying that if our Prime performs similar to that chart then we don't have a problem?

Looking at that chart, I see that the Prime is obviously the worst performer and it seems to be a pretty big issue compared to the other tablets.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] e.mote:
>http://www.anandtech.com/show/5756/asus-transformer-pad-300-review/5

I wouldn't draw any conclusion from this chart. It's not representative. The numbers are distorted, likely from variations from a single test.

Per the chart, the Prime would have better wifi at 50' + multiple obstructions than at 20' + single obstruction, which obviously is false. Ditto for TF300, which from this would have same wifi performance at 20' as at 80'.

When a single set of numbers is known to be wrong, then the whole work is suspect. I would look askance at the entire review. This is shoddy work. I expect better from Anandtech, especially when Anand dude himself put his own name on the article.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
you confusing me..lmao did you see the post i quoted? the original question was asked how does the 300 wifi performance compare to the prime. i gave the Anandtech comparison he did in his in depth review. Anandtech did a prime wifi tests early when prime first came out. his tests didn't fare well with the prime. my prime gets results more similar to the other devices listed. not all primes have wifi that perform bad, especially newer units.

Either way i just linked the person asking the question to a comparison chart showing how well 300 wifi performs. this has nothing to do with the prime by itself. this is just a recorded proof of comparison. that's all really. Since no other tech site has done what the person asked about so far.

what e.mote said is true also.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dcAndroidFan:
That chart tracks with my experience and likely the experience of most other Prime owners. The TF300 has slight dropoff, but consistently strong reception out to a much farther distance. The Prime has significant dropoff quickly, and almost total dropoff at the longer distance.

Both Primes I have owned were exactly the same as the one tested. Within 20 feet of the router, some dropoff. Outside of 20 feet, at least half, and at 60+ feet almost total dropoff. Also, it's reasonable that the 50 foot test was a little stronger than the 20 foot test because of the randomness of the signal dropoff. Sitting 50 feet from my router, I could run the speed test five consecutive times and get five different numbers. That doesn't make the numbers suspect, it makes the Prime's reception suspect because you get such random results.

You can make excuses and call the numbers "suspect" all day long, but I think a lot of Prime owners find those numbers very believable based on actual experience. I just think it's tragic that Asus CONTINUES to pretend that WiFi isn't a real issue, and continues to sell the Prime as the premium product even though it suffers from such a tragic flaw that doesn't seem to plague the "lower" model with the plastic back. Shipping an external GPS antenna to the obvious GPS problem was a nice step, but they still haven't done anything to make WiFi better. IMHO, a new caseback was the only viable solution and they have steadfastly refused to do it.

Asus should offer a trade-in program and see how many people would trade them their current Prime straight-up for a new TF300. That'll be a good indication of which one people think is actually the better product.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] e.mote:
>it's reasonable that the 50 foot test was a little stronger than the 20 foot test because of the randomness of the signal dropoff.

OK, removed the "extra-curricular" commentary. Here's the sanitized version:

There are only 4 wifi numbers given for the Prime, one of which (50') is clearly wrong. If you accept that the 50' number is wrong due to "randomness", then the rest of the numbers have no credibility, because they can also be affected by the same "randomness." Hence, the need to minimize testing variability and to publish your testing method.

Wifi tests are highly variable, and you would want to minimize variability by taking some steps, the first of which is to test multiple times, remove the outliers, then normalize the result. The second of which is to publish your methodology so the test can be replicated. The Anandtech piece did neither.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] daioros:
Totally agree with you.

Does anyone know the reason why Asus decided not to change the back cover of his Prime?

Because if it's just only for aesthetics, it would be stupidiest reason ever held.

I would like to buy a Prime right now, the best of all Android devices, even with another backcover not-so-cool.

But seeing that problems I prefer buying the TF300 or go to another brand.

What a pity!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dcAndroidFan:
If I had to guess, I'd say it's the obvious answer -- money. If they replace the back cover, then they have to do it to every unit, at a support center, by trained technicians. They're already struggling to keep up with basic repair and support -- a total retrofit would be an insurmountable task for their current infrastructure.

If they ignore the WiFi problem completely and just "fix" the GPS, then they can manufacture an external part, mass-produce and package it, and mail it out to some percentage of their registered owners with no other cost to them.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] buxtahuda:
I continue to find these posts humoring. Have you looked at a dissected Prime, either here on XDA or at Anandtech? Everything but the glass and LCD is attached to the backplate. That means either several hours labor swapping all the parts from one back to another or just trashing the entire back assembly and replacing all internal components.

So, in short and as mentioned, money. Either of those circumstances is no bueno for ASUS's bottom line, and therefore neither one is happening.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rushless:
Which also explains why not much availability. The 300 will be their mass production device.

This is SPARTA!!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rushless:
Practical tests are best. Take two devices and compare when each becomes unstable and then stops working with wifi. For me, the Prime was about half as functional for signal compared to the Thrive, View and iPad.

Though good enough for some, not for others. Seems logical to fix the back panel on new production runs and maybe they would have, if the 300 and 700 were not releasing now/soon.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slhysf:
I am using MS2Green0.3 rom (2.3.4). I have signal problem, signals disappears after some time and then back after long time.

Is there any fix for signals Or do i change Rom?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonrics1993:
Defy Baseband Switcher

Have you tried Defy Baseband Switcher??...
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vicsa:
If you're having about a wifi signal then you have to set the IP lease time on your router to anything but unlimited. That should solve the problem.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slhysf:
Wifi signals are good, no problem with that. I have problem with SIM signals.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vicsa:
sonric is right then, baseband switcher might help you. Check out this thread then. Good luck :)
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slhysf:
doesnt work for me problem is still there signals are coming and going after a while... could you let me know any other good ROM for 2.3.4. I have search forum but still confuse.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vicsa:
Currently I'm using this ROM 2nd version on my defy+. It's the latest 2.3.6 though, but you can always downgrade if you don't like it. Make sure you make nandroid backup of your current ROM in case the things go wrong. If you decide to install it, don't freak out because of its battery indicator. It has 10% increments (on MS2GINGER is that 1%).
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slhysf:
line from Threat:

Compatible Devices: Motorola Defy Plus (MB526), Motorola Defy (MB525 - Bayer camera module only, devices with green lens is not supported)

I have green lens defy MB525 with Android 2.3.4. Is provided rom will work on it? if not please provide compatible rom. OR good way to upgrade to 2.3.6. Thanks
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vicsa:
Oh boy, green lens? :D

This is the right ROM for you ;)
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slhysf:
ah! this is for Defy Green Lens [Android 2.3.6] , but i am on 2.3.4 doesnt work for me.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vicsa:
Man, thats a nandroid. You can always downgrade to 2.3.4 if you want to. :rolleyes:
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slhysf:
OK for GGL rom that you provide, need any sbf fix or just do it on 2.3.4?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slhysf:
ok for GGL ROM, need to flash sbf or just install the rom on 2.3.4?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vicsa:
When you make a nandroid backup of a ROM, you make a COMPLETE backup of that ROM. So you don't need any fixed sbf if you want to flash it. This is, as I mentioned before, a nandroid backup.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slhysf:
ok going to try it. Inform you know later
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slhysf:
doesnt work. you know any other nice rom?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vicsa:
Damn man. Maybe you should follow the install procedure of walter79 on this one. Did you wipe data and cashe before flashing it? I'm out off suggestions man, hope you get it right.
[HTC EVO 3D] BUBBYLEE:
Hello. I'm new to the whole flashing and rooting process. Last time I hacked a phone was waaayyyy back in 2004 or 2005 when I used to hack my Motorola v505. The question I have is do you have to root your phone before flashing it? If not, what exactly can I do after flashing my phone?
[HTC EVO 3D] louforgiveno:
Yes, you should root before flash....if reversed, you might have to flash again.
[HTC EVO 3D] BUBBYLEE:
I get what your saying kinda. But what I wonder is if I could flash my phone without having to root to get it to do certain things. Would there be a benefit for flashing instead of rooting? Such as would I be able to use custom themes or roms or anything along those lines JUST by flashing? Is there anything I can do by only flashing my Evo 3D?
[HTC EVO 3D] jslim38:
flashing

is your devise cdma or is it a gsm ethere way you would have to unlock the bootloader and install a custom recovery and then you can flash a rom and if you want full nand unlock and s off then you would need to down grade your hboot number as well
[HTC EVO 3D] BUBBYLEE:
My Evo 3D is cdma I believe. And being that I purchased it December 26 I believe that the hboot is the 1.50. So assuming I downgrade and unlock the bootloader all I have to do is flash to use a custom rom? No root?
[HTC EVO 3D] honorlost84:
I believe you will have to root your phone or the flash a rom because your hboot has to be s off for you to flash recovery which would let you flash a rom

I would recommend close ones downgrade iso . 1.5 can only be unlocked using htcs hboot unlock. and to be honest I don't like them knowing what I do with my phone .follow the steps on his guide and you should be able to downgrade to 1.4
[HTC EVO 3D] mnomaanw:
its opposite LOL.......you unlock bootloader first , then flash recovery and then flash any Rom or a flashable superuser.zip which will root your phone.

@OP

You can unlock your bootloader using htcdev.com if you don't want to downgrade.

After unlocking, I suggest to flash 4ext recovery as it can flash boot partitions even though you are s-on....then you can flash any custom ROMs of your choice .You don't need root to flash ROMs or other stuffs , you need a unlocked bootloader to flash. Root is just having superuser app and binary in your phones system ... Once your bootloader is unlocked you can flash any ROMs . All custom ROMs here comes pre rooted
[HTC EVO 3D] BUBBYLEE:
Ok so from my understanding of what you said, all i have to do is unlock the bootloader with htcdev.com, then use something called 4ext, then im good to go and can flash roms? Also, once i do this will i be able to intall some kind of screen rotation animation to my evo3d? I would like a nice animation and so would that be possible to do if i follow the above steps? and thank all of you for your help.
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
@bubbylee,

See the Hboot 1.50 guide in my signature if ur not planning on the Hboot downgrade to 1.40 yet. Lots of details/answers to common questions to help u along.
[HTC EVO 3D] mnomaanw:
Yes you can do everything what hboot 1.4 users can, except flashing radios/firmware.....I still suggest to downgrade the hboot as it makes your phone fully unlocked . Hboot 1.5 needs PC for flashing some stuffs. You cannot flash PG86IMGs without relocking your bootloader if you are on hbooot 1.5 .

For transition effects and anims , there is an app in the play store which works on every phone and every Rom provided your phone Rom is rooted......

NOTE: Unlocking bootloader will void some parts of your warranty...
[HTC EVO 3D] BUBBYLEE:
This stuff is confusing and complicated lol I folowed the guide and ive hit a spot where the guide says i need a linux pc to downgrade from 1.5 to 1.4 i believe. So no go lol i only have windows. but its poible for me to flash without downgrading right? ill take that route if possible.
[HTC EVO 3D] closeone:
Hi there BUBBYLEE. Check out the CD in my signature. That should help you with the downgrade. No installation of Linux required. :)

~co~
[HTC EVO 3D] mnomaanw:
Yeah its so easy , try closeone's disc. it a live cd meaning you don't need to install Linux, just insert the disc and Linux will boot up. I downgraded hboot too and I had never used Linux before .
[HTC EVO 3D] louforgiveno:
I thought he wanted to "flash" to another carrier LOL.....

@bubbylee obviously ignore my first post, thought you were asking something else.
[HTC EVO 3D] BUBBYLEE:
So are you saying that if i flash then install a custom pre rooted rom from here that my phone will be rooted just from flashing a pre rooted rom? Also, I believe I'm going to go the HTC.dev route. Seems simple enough and make little more sense to me.
[HTC EVO 3D] Jimlarck:
Well in my understanding CDMA doesn't need a SIM card and GSM does. So maybe that'll help you answer the question
[HTC EVO 3D] Jimlarck:
The HTC dev method gave me problems with the WiMAX so if you don't use or have WiMAX use the HTC dev method. But again Closeone's bootable linux live cd is just as easy as HTC dev and is getting easier. Plus , its better to have s-off since its easier to flash roms (Unless you have 4ext recovery) then you'll be in hboot 1.4 and you could update (using another method so that you don't lose s-off) back to hboot 1.5. :D. If you want I'll give you links to make you're life easier.
[HTC EVO 3D] BUBBYLEE:
Ok lol I think Ive grown the balls to flash/root my evo3d. I'm as ready now as I'll ever be. Im ready lol so I just follow the guide and im good to go hopefully. lets do this
[HTC EVO 3D] closeone:
If you've decided to use the downgrade method, step-by-step instructions are in post #3 of the thread in my signature. If you need any help, you're welcome to post in the thread. :)

It's not as scary as it looks, but it's something where you'll have to follow directions carefully.

~co~
[HTC EVO 3D] Jimlarck:
Ok, I'll be online and constantly checking the thread so if any questions post here. And use Closeone's cd, Highly recommended
[HTC Sensation] bongostl:
Hey all

Anyone have any advice on how to set this up?

I've done done searching, and can't find a good guide...

Thanks!
[HTC Sensation] yahhboy:
I've been looking into this for awhile.

From what I know google voice doesn't have sip services so therefore you can use sip through them, I've been trying to find services to replace groove up though specifically using sip services. Anyone else know anything on setting up sip and any recommend services?

Sent from my sensational sensation 4g
[HTC Sensation] nccruz:
I used this instruction at http://thedroidguy.com/2010/12/voip-for-android-devices/
[HTC Sensation] bongostl:
There is native implementation in ics....anyone know how to do that?