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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] hell_lock:
install some other version... kill kies / adb processes... make sure ur cable is fine
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] vllskumar:
got it right

there was some problem with the kies splitted files so downloaded the firmware from from another source n now got it working thx guyz:D
[HTC One S] 4thfloorcaveman:
This is Crazy :/

When I connect to the Hotspot my One S makes, my 4 year old Dell XPS BSOD's like a teenage girl given a pony.

I've tried the wifi driver from dell, the MS driver, and the newest driver from Intel (4965agn).

I've installed Barnacle Wifi Tether, but that only works in ad-hoc mode (here I'm thinking I should yell at HTC :P)

Is anyone else experiencing anything remarkably similar? (or is it my old pc f*cking up?)

Other than that: I'm still so in love with the finish of this device, though it'll see a miui rom or two when they arrive :P
[HTC One S] nickmv:
Intel. The hotspot can't possibly be telling the machine to do something crazy. Sounds like an issue with the wifi drivers for your machine. Also, don't use Barnacle. Use Open Garden, as it works fine. Standard security does not work (options are ipconfig and wpa_supplicant, which makes no sense), however it has Access Control so any device that wants to join must get permission from your phone (and therefore YOU) before it'll allow a connection.
[HTC One S] AlphaDog_NL:
I'm so glad I'm not alone! I got the exact same problem with my One S and 4965AGN. Too bad I haven't found a solution yet though...
[HTC One S] DownloaderZ:
Have the exact same issue....
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
You can try digging a little deeper by analyzing the minidump file using windows debug tools.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315263
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bsxed:
Hope someone can help me!

Rooted using the ODIN EL29 One Click method

After reboot flashed EL26 with CWM

Booted into CWM 5.0.2.7

Installed AOKP Milestone 5 w/tablet UI and SplitSMS

Installed Gapps

booted phone and everything seems to be working correctly

txt working fine

find that im unable to receive or make phone calls, call shows in missed call log but when trying to dial out get a message that voice calling is not supported. Thats only the first issue i have seen some posts about pushing the phone.apk but my other issue is that CWM will not stay it keeps reverting back to the stock recovery. Any help with either part of my issue would be greatly appreciated.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Esoteric68:
There's a thread in the general forum about someone having voice calling issues on CM9 (yes different ROM but still custom), maybe you should Odin back to EL29 using sfhub's one-click and see if that clears up the problem. Then try reflashing CM9 using the exact instructions in the thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1433101
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] killaphatboy:
The AOSP kernel that is packaged in the ROM does not have CWM. You should only flash from EL26 with CWM or you will risk a brick. I Mobile Odin el26cwm when I want to flash something and always flash a AOSP kernel(only AOKP supported kernels) before rebooting. No AOSP/AOKP ROM has CWM packed as a safty measure to keep people from bricking.

Sent on Nocturnal Venum 1.2 using Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BetatesterFaze:
rallyit steamed

:confused:Well if you used the tablet version I think it was specifically made for lower resolutions. I know I couldn't make any calls when I used a lower dpi (160, its under your from controls.) I'm stubborn and could care less but this tablet modded one is a god send. Everything works great so far! Any way I imagine if you lowered it you could fix it with a reboot. Otherwise reflash the reg milestone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bsxed:
Refresh worked
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] peanut1596:
The only thing that won't work for me on the m5 is the wifi tethering. The guest device can never obtain an IP for some reason.

EDIT: dpi related maybe??
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 00Hensley:
Has anyone run across a pit file for the NS4G? I want to use ODIN to reset my phone and think that re-partitioning it would help at this point.

Alternatively, is there a way I can do this through ADB?

Thanks in advance
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Google_Nexus:
Just use the official update program from samsung that will return your phone to stock.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Keion:
The number of stickies in this forum is just insane. I think we should create a roll up sticky to include all the stickies in this forum so it doesn't get cluttered with too much information.

Here's an example:

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1096
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Swiftks:
I'll look into it.

Sent from my CM7 Atrix.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
I personally mentioned this before as well. Would be much apreciated.

Too many stickies are annoying.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] e.mote:
Would suggest three roll-up stickies,

. Super-sticky (always on top): READ THIS FIRST! MODERATION AND YOU!

This would subsume the "New Forum Mod", "Questions posted in General...", "Operation Iron Fist"

. Sticky: Official Asus Threads

All threads started by Gary Key

. Sticky: Guides and How-Tos

All help threads

Suggest unsticky the "GPS Dongle" thread, as well as the outdated "Come to #Asus-Transformer..." thread.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
for me too many threads on dongles and 300 are the most annoying. i say get rid of all 300 related threads. its not a prime and this is prime forum. if anything, stick all those threads in the OG transformer section aka tf-101, since that is what the 300 replaced. or move them all to the QnA section.

the sticky threads aren't the problem. the problem is 300 threads and complaint threads that new people make instead of just posting in a thread that already addresses that issue. people not using search at all.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
A simple roll up sticky thread would do the trick as well as an active mod who locks down those threads as they pop up.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Swiftks:
Conferring with other Forum Mods before I make the roll up sticky.

&

I "officially" requested a TF300T forum.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
thank youuuuuu....lets get these 300 owners up outta here.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Keion:
Thanks dude.

Sent from my tf9001 with XDA XD.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clouds5:
+1 on forum clean up :) And then some new update that finally fixes the software issues and working NVflash. I see great times coming!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] AMoosa:
Excellent idea. Make this a stickie.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Swiftks:
Will be doing the roll up sticky idea in the AM. :)

Sent from my CM7 Atrix.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Diamondback:
If you see any wrong threads that need to be closed or moved, just report them. That's the fastest way to notify mod. :)

Sent from my HTC One X
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] paddycr:
This is a great idea. While you're there could you delete a few of the threads that contain nothing but moaning and complaining lol :p. I'm actually pretty happy with my Prime, apart from the crappy way ASUS did the bootlaoder unlock (NVFlash will make me a lot happier though if that actually materializes). But a trip in to the General forum generally leaves me pretty depressed. Can't you put something at the top that says "Apparently a lot of people have not being having great RMA experiences, please stop posting about it"!?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shinzz:
If we're removing such threads... can we remove the:

1. Asus, Nvidia, and Transformer Prime are simply the best in the World thread.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
it won't happen. no one wants to see repeated complaint threads that could've easily been put into existing threads already on the issue. people had 5 months worth of complaint threads. its time prime forum move in a different direction. we already heard the gripes. no reason to keep trying to shove it down peoples throats. we already heard them the first time. its mostly the same people repeatedly posting the same complaints almost daily. if people used search more, there wouldn't be as many of those threads.

The Positive Movement has already begun. People want to come here to learn more about their device and be in a positive atmosphere. Possible issues with device is important also. But 20 different complaint threads on same issue is far from needed. Maybe some like forum to seem depressing but I'm sure most don't. As proof is shown from outrage against constant complaints or gripes. I see it all the time up here now.

If its not some new issue that's never been reported before, a new thread shouldn't need to be made about it. or stick it in QnA section at least. Post about it in an existing thread already. SEARCH box is a powerful tool.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] micaman:
- I think most do not want to see repeated threads PERIOD! (negative or positive)

- same goes for the ones defending the primes

-agreed... see my first comment

- this includes learning all about their "issues"

-agreed...see first comment above

-just ASUS sleeping in the bed they made for themselves.. sorry to be so insensitive to your feelings.

-goes for ALL posts, not just the "issue" ones..see my first comment.

Perharps members should just post anything negative in a positive way just to appease this "The Positive Movement"

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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Swiftks:
Roll Up Sticky Created.

Threads / Posts will be edited or deleted if they violate the XDA Rules.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] paddycr:
I think these are good points by both of you. I find myself spending hardly any time in the general forum these days since the repeated posts (both positive and negative) and constant trolling just makes it boring. Personally, I do find the repeated negative posts more annoying since each makes me worried about my $650 investment!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
agreed but problem more so with redundant complaint threads on same issue. redundant threads on something good is far n few.

MORAL & POINT IS: People need to use search box more. Redundant threads, whether positive or negative is clutter. post in thread already made on the issue unless its something new. New threads, whether positive or negative, is not needed if there is already an existing thread on that same issue or subject. Once this happens, the backlash will cease against those redundant complaint threads or even positive ones.

---------- Post added at 12:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:29 PM ----------

I agree. especially with your last sentence
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] irishtexmex:
+1 from this guy.
[General Questions and Answers] AngelsNecropolis:
Each of these apps has the ability to Flash a ROM or Kernal.

I've been using CWM5 for a while now and while it gets the job done there's a lot of time involved with all the rebooting and reflashing and wiping. I have ROM Manager but haven't purchased the Pro version or Mobile Odin.

I'd like the opinion of people that have used multiple applications and which works best for them and why. I don't mind spending money on an app that will get the job done and done faster/better/easier than CWM but I don't want to waste my money if its not much more of an improvement over CWM.

So what is your opinion on these methods and why? Thanks. =)
[General Questions and Answers] MII9100:
For me, all of them make no difference...
[General Questions and Answers] R2miB:
I used CWM5 until my last flash (XXLPS on Samsung GS2), I bought ODIN Mobil Pro.

It was very easy, and worked perfectly, even with root access.

But after that, I saw CWM5.0 couldn't launch all functionnalities since cfroot was not used. And recovery mode is really not so full of features than cfroot one.

So for fast flashing, I will use Odin Mobil, but for complete it, I will use ODIN Desktop to flash the cfroot kernel.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nman123:
Hey guys the reason im making this is because i have seen on other forums and even on this that alot and alot of people ask for which rom has the best battery life. So in solution i am making this poll so that people can just look at it and not have to create a thread on what rom has the best battery life and clutter up the general.

SO here are the roms

I will update when new roms come

*snapshots would help

*other roms comment

*choose 1 rom only

*why and how much would help to
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] zer0nine:
Best battery life for me has been Saurom GB. 13 hours on battery, 6 hours of screen time.

On ICS, I've gotten 8 hours on battery, 5 hours screen time while on Noteworthy Beta 2. Still have some tweaking to do on ICS, I had a couple apps set to refresh every 10 minutes, so it killed my battery faster.

Link to screenshots: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25432841&postcount=4
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bjohnston115:
So the transformer tablets have been out too long for us to not know what is and isn't incorporated in the 40 pin connector, I started to map to pins on the connector and i think we should all work and add to this. I was unsure which pin was #1 and which was #40 but i have the orientation. Below is what i have so far.

I found that only 2 of the USB 3.0 pins seem to be in use in the plug (SSTX+ and GND_DRAIN). Seriously lets start working on this, maybe make it a sticky or something.

UPDATE 5/24/12

I updated the order of the pins so its clearer since it was such a TERRIBLE representation. Also added some pins.

UPDATE 5/7/12

Still working on this, haven't found much more out but i want to keep the thread alive. Keep trying everyone!

UPDATE 5/2/12

Please take not that this is not an official thread from ASUS but the self proclaimed place to officially post Pinout information.

I added a picture and modified the Pin numbers. Everything currently on the pinout has been verified. I also did some work to see if/where the audio linout was but was not sucessful, i will try more soon.

Agian, please feel free to add to this and once pins have been confirmed i will add them to the diagram.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] robertg9:
Great thread. I've been wondering about this...but one more item of clarification is necessary....To determine YOUR pin 1, with the ASUS logo side up, are the pins pointed up or down in your classification.

I also think that you should change the title a little....modify "OFFICIAL"...because you don't work for ASUS....or do you?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bjohnston115:
i dont work for asus and im not sure how to change the title.

with the asus logo on the left with the plug vertical, looking at the plug my pin #1 is the bottom left.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] robertg9:
You could change it "UNOfficial"....just a suggestion

I think I understand you, but consider the words:

With the pins facing you and the ASUS Logo on the Left....

(just a suggestion....it's your thread....and a great one....I hope we get ALL the pins filled in)

Bob
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
Or this could be the self acclaimed official thread discussing pinout, not the officially released information itself. I think the title works, will discourage a dozen other threads about this however OP is now charged with the duty of keeping it up to date :)

OP try finding out what pins are used by the keyboard dock itself, not just the tablet. I think several pins must be to pass through USB to the dock and some must be for the keyboard, others must be to pass power through the keyboard and theres gotta be a switch somewhere or a pin thats jumped just to tell the prime its connected to the dock.

Purely speculation of course. Good thread, keep it up!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] leppie:
Here is image I found on another thread:

From: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19566215&postcount=35
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
awesome! however i believe the TF101 and TF201 connectors are slightly different, unfortunately those pics come from the TF101 forums... we need someone to do the same for the 201 connectors (high res macro pictures)

EDIT Scratch that, from what i can tell the 101 and 201 connectors are exactly the same. The docks are slightly different thats why i thought the connectors were different but the USB adapter works no problem. Perhaps someone with a GPS dongle can try removing it from the shell and try it on a 101 see if it works there? (maybe the software isnt there on the 101, who knows)

Anyways, the 101 and 201 connectors should be pretty much identical.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] leppie:
The SD card and USB dongles work on both, so at least there is some compatibility.

Someone with a dock and an oscilloscope should have a look :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] babymatteo:
Awesome Thread indeed!

PS. When taking up close pictures, try to set it up to MACRO.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bjohnston115:
thanks. I took the picture with my prime and didnt see a macro setting when i looked.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jaycustom:
Once we find out the pins that tell the dock/ tablet that it's docked, maybe I can finally keep my USB power on output even when it's not docked. So I can charge my phone when I tether. :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
Ok, few things.... Firstly, The photo in OP and the photo a few posts down from the TF101 are flipped 180, i suggest OP changes his pin numbers to match the 101, for continuity.

2nd

can anyone confirm or deny that the TF101 power cable works with the TF201? For another project i need to know which pins are for power from the USB charger.... can someone help shed some light on this?

UPDATE Ok so it looks to me anyways most of the accessories that are made for the 101 are saying they work for the 201 as well, chargers, USB adapters, etc. so it stands to reason they have the same pinout
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
Based on a LOT of googling from what i can tell the prime doesnt indicate its charging until it reads over 11 volts coming in so i dont think you can merely jump a couple pins to trick it.

Sorry for the bad news. Sure wish there was better information out there :/
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jaycustom:
I actually meant keep the usb power on, even if not docked. Right now I can charge my phone in the keyboard usb, as long as it's docked and the screen is on. As soon as the screen shuts off, or I undock, usb power cuts off. I basically wanna charge my phone even though I am not docked.

Unless that's what you meant and l didn't understand.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
Ahh so basically use your dock as a backup battery... Idunno that would mean tearing apart the dock and messing with stuff, I'm not quite there yet. Lemme finish my work on the dongle then we can see about messing up the dock :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Danny-B-:
The dock has its own firmware, so im sure things can be modified. If only a dev could look into modifying the firmware we'd be laughing!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jaycustom:
Exactly...charge anything thru the docks usb at anytime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
If someone was willing to send me a spare dock to meddle with then sure i'll have a go at it but i cant risk my only dock. Sorry!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bjohnston115:
Bump to keep the thread alive!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] eyeofthenyte:
I watched Ben Heck make a universal wall wart and he did a couple of things to make the usb work for an iPad. Basically he set up a voltage divider to "trick" the iPad into charging. I was just thinking that something similar might work if someone is trying to make a charger for their tf201. Dont know if this really applies here but that's mainly why I'm looking for the pinout. I want to build a sort of multi-device car charger. Mainly to see if i can, but it would be useful for my long car trips with my family.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
Basically, this is what you need. Power in is power in to the tablet. Power out is power out from the tablet (to power things like the dongle)

pin 30 (labled on the USB adapter) is for telling the charger to put out 15 volts so as long as you have 15v coming in to the tablet (5v on pins 4, 6, and 8) you should be fine.

All this information is in this thread already, its just REALLY badly labled and hard to figure out without lots of checking. Hopefully this clears things up for you.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fordwolden:
I (probably) have an issue with one of the 4, 6, 8 pins because my tablet only trickle charges when I connect the charger to it. Strange thing though is that it charges good from the dock, so there must be different pins in play when charging through the dock.

My questions is: Can you access the pins when you open the prime or is the connector closed? Anyone successfully re-soldered something in or around the connector?

And before you suggest it I can't/won't RMA it! I'm unlocked, and they know it. They tried charging me $165 for checking my charger!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
If it charges fine through the dock then i doubt its the charging pins for power. Likely what it is is the ground switch to tell the charger its connected to the prime instead of a USB device... Pin 31 from OP (had to double check, every thread has these numbered differently). Ground pin 31 and it SHOULD tell the charger to pump out the full 15v. Good luck!

EDIT Double checked, pin 30 on my drawing, if pin 30 is grounded it tells the charger to pump out 15v, if pin 31 ON MY DRAWING is grounded it will put OUT 7.5v to power external devices (like USB).

Hope that clears up any potential confusion.

Another thing you can do is get a USB3.0 extention and ground some wires (sorry, been a longass day dont know which ones off hand) and that will do the same thing, however you would only be able to use that extention for charging the prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fordwolden:
I see your point, but what I find strange is that I have a aftermarket charger that supposedly only outputs 15v. So that should fast charge anyway, or doesn't the prime

"accept" 15v unless the ground switch is active?

Your USB 3.0 solution sounds interesting!

Any help to fix this issue will be greatly appreciated, as for now I have to drag my dock around as a charger!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dagrim1:
The cable is causing muchos issues here as well, both on the TF101 and now on the TF201 the cable stopped charging the tablet (only trickle-charge).

On the TF101 I remember that using the 'bad' cable combined with a charger only able of outputting 12v+ DID work... The tablet did charge that way. Lemme check that once more if this is still the case once I get home.

Still looking into a way of fixing this, ordered a spare cable from ebay but that also only trickle charges. Read that about more of these spare third party cables... *ugh*.

And of course you have to pay 20bucks or something for the original asus cable if it's even available.

*EDIT*

It does charge with a regular adapter, but the screen is going crazy while it's plugged... Doesn't register to touches properly, or swipes... meh, freaking annoying.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fordwolden:
I have the same thing iwith the aftermarket charger, it starts getting all unresponsive on me. Borrowed a new OEM charger for testing purposes, no charging.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bjohnston115:
So... what is it? 30 or 31? Ive updated the OP to mathc your drawing. To clear up this post a bit, when you ground out pin 31 it should send 7.5v out on pin 30?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fordwolden:
So tomorrow I'm opening my prime with assistance from the electrician where I work. So what I need to be checking here is ground on pin 30 if so 5v on pin 4, 6, and 8? Anything else I need to look for?

Thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] zalletn:
check your cable , i think you not getting enough amp , that's why it doesn't charging well

your dock should use same pins for charging .... and it's should be 2-4 pins to pass this amps