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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brezel23:
Hello,

since a few days my GT-P7510 reboots suddenly and falls back into the status before last reboot. That means all settings, copied files/apps are gone and all deleted files/app are restored. It looks like my memory is somehow frozen in a specific status from a few days ago.

I didn't try to root it or something like that. It start all of a sudden.

Thats what I tried so far to solve the problem:

1.Hard Reset with normal method and factory reset with the bootloader (Power button and Volume down menu). No effect at all.

2. Try to root my tab with the manual from this forum. I'm able to flash cwm. At least odin gives no error. But when I reboot cwm isnt flashed. The normal bootloader appears again. So, I have no chance to wipe my tab on this way.

3. Flash stock rom via Odin. That's when I get a Error-Message from odin an my Tab. Error-Message: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/822/camerazoom2012062021092.jpg/ But I dont know what it means and havent found it out so far.

I tried several stock roms, read several forums, google etc but no one seems to have a real solution.

I found one guy here http://www.galaxytabforums.net/forum/galaxy-tab-10-1-general-discussions/4260-my-gt-useless-impossible-hard-reset-delete-create-files-etc.html and one guy here in this forum: http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-1576134.html who have similar problems. But as I said nothing helped yet.

Btw, the data on my tab isnt important so I wouldnt have any problem with a solution which wipes everything. The main thing is that my tab is working properly again. Hopefully one of you experts has an idea.

Thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Panos_dm:
This is pretty weird. Maybe your filesystem is corrupted. You may try to flash a .pit file first. But it could well be a h/w problem. If it's under warranty sent it to Samsung.

Sent from my amazing 10.1 galaxy tab :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brezel23:
I tried it with this pit-file: android_fastboot_emmc_full_p4_16G_32G.pit

But I'm not quite sure if its the right one.

In connection with this ROM: P7510XABKMP_P7510UEKMP_HOME.tar, I got those error messages:

<ID:0/009> File analysis..

<ID:0/009> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/009> Initialzation..

<ID:0/009> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/009> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/009> boot.img

<ID:0/009> NAND Write Start!!

<ID:0/009> bootloader.bin

<ID:0/009>

<ID:0/009> Complete(Write) operation failed.

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

And in red on my tab:

Bct_sync_Odin: Error toNvBuBctUpdate![Err:0x140005]

DownloadPartition_Odin: Error to Bct_sync_Odin![err:0x140005]

Tegra_Nand_Write: Error to DowloadPartition_Odin![err:0x140005]

Buildnumber of my tab is HTJ85B.UEKMP P7510UEKMP. So it should be right ROM?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Panos_dm:
From what I know, you should first use the pit without the rom. Then flash the rom. You should also try a different usb port on your pc and the tab shouldn't be in a dock or a usb hub. That's one of the reasons the flash fails.
[Nokia Lumia 900] phonedev_noob:
Wait for couple of months to get may be Nokia Lumia 1000 which works with WP8. There is no upgrade to WP8 from WP7.5. We will get upgrade to WP7.8 but not WP8.

Make a choice.. if you need a phone that will be obsolete this year.. go for it.. else wait for new one which will be released soon.
[Nokia Lumia 900] SwollenMonkey:
Still gonna get one. Like the design. Has everything I want in a phone. Not b
[Nokia Lumia 900] gbjohnson:
Think about it.

Even 2 years from now 85% of the wp devices will still be 7.8. Im fine with it. There will still be apps.
[Nokia Lumia 900] tfn:
I got my luma 900 just a month ago .. and I kinda knew they probably won't upgrade it due to hardware limitations of current devices.

NFC

Pureview 808 Camera

Dual core support

Front facing camera excluding the lumia 900 for kinet features

as to name a few........

But there are rumours that Nokia might support its phone to further extent than microsoft, specially the lumia 900 as it does have a front facing camera, so we might get the kinet like experience.

7.8 may be like What Vista did for XP.. cosmetic change. All we are getting is the New screen with resizeable Tiles with 3 different sizes
[Nokia Lumia 900] peterfnet:
I suppose this growing pain could be averted if they offered a trade up program. I rather not pay full off contract price + sell on lumia900 on ebay.

I'm also concerned that I'll be left out of new apps
[Nokia Lumia 900] phonedev_noob:
Its a nice phone but...

Is it worth buying one just for the sake of having one, when you can get a better one in just couple of months? Moreover if you want to unlock it, you might have to wait till October and by then a new Lumia with WP8 will be there?

Anyway you will be paying $99 or $499 for this now or same later for a new one!
[Nokia Lumia 900] hvbelton:
I say exercise your choice and get one if you want one.
[Nokia Lumia 900] go0gle:
Not going to happen in the next 12 months. The first wave of WP8 nokias are going to use MSM8960, which supports camera modules up to 20Mpix, not 40Mpix, which is required for PureView PRO .. 3x zooming, oversampling, and all that good stuff.

So.. unless Windows NT can do what the Symbian core can, and they can put that same set up GPU+Companion DSP chip inside the camera module.. I don't see how they will have one ready before 2013.

The only way the 808 is able to do all that on a old ARM11 CPU, is because Symbian is very modular and they are able to control 2 graphic processors. That is what you get with "in house" software platform.. real innovation. Now we have to wait for "off the shelf" components to get things moving forward.
[Nokia Lumia 900] whistler-nl:
I just got my lumia 900 and to be honest, if you want to have the latest stuff you dont ever buy anything!!! You'll be just waiting for the next 'better' device to come out.

Phones are like pc's, when you walk out of the store it's old and there's "much better" hardware available.

I do like to have the latest stuff but i allso want to be able to make a call. So i have my new Lumia 900 as my main phone and a HTC HD2 to flash whatever i want on it.

And to be honest i do have doubts about WP8 coming out that soon.
[Nokia Lumia 900] dhafiz:
Just said my piece on why you SHOULD get a Lumia 900:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27703336&postcount=23
[Nokia Lumia 900] hx4700 Killer:
EXCEPT... I have a 9 year old computer running win7 and some brand new ones running XP for customers. So please, enlighten me, in what way exactly are the two scenarios alike?

I'm adding that I also used to run Windows on an ALPHA processor but yeah, blame the architecture.
[Nokia Lumia 900] redwhiteandblue:
Where are you getting "couple of months" from?
[Nokia Lumia 900] sitizenx:
Windows Phone devices will not be available "a couple of months" from now.

Mods any chance you can consolidate threads and just make one I hate MSFT because of lack of WP8 upgrade megathread? The forum is getting unreadable.
[Nokia Lumia 900] jr97ai:
I actually posted the same comment to another forum as I don't understand why people feel that we should have no reason to be upset over this news. I agree that I don't want a crappy OS and I believe that obviously I can't get OS functionality for a phone that doesn't have the NFC or other hardware to make it work. That being said if you just bought a pc 2 months ago and Microsoft came out saying you couldn't upgrade it to Windows 8 many people would legitimately be very upset.

The best part about it is to make Windows 8 compatible with previous PCs (many many hardware combination) requires quite a bit more code/drivers then making a Windows Phone OS compatible with Gen 2 devices that have very similar hardware. We are not talking about Android where there are hundreds of hardware combinations.

The other thing that bothers me is that everyone is talking about how they don't want a crappy user experience. Well I don't buy into that argument as Microsoft is allowing and encouraging low end devices for future Windows Phone devices. For example they are allowing less memory (256MB) then first asked for. The even allowed this pointing out that it would not allow certain apps to run. Now less then 6 months later every one is saying the upgrade is linked to performance concerns. If this will not be possible to run Apollo then why did they just start this trend?

I have seen companies say that upgrades are not possible and then due to pressure turn around and deliver perfectly working upgrades. I think this is a matter of don't want to versus can't be done.

I think that if Microsoft can deliver a new properly performing Kernal then the Gen 2 devices should receive it with the functionality that works with the hardware in those devices. If someone says it can't be done well they do it for Windows so it is possible.
[Nokia Lumia 900] hx4700 Killer:
Agreed. I get that the OS may be missing functionality because I lack certain hardware, im not asking for new hardware. Im just asking that I get ALL the functions possible so I am not out in the cold when apps come out that are compiled specifically for WP8 but don't need the new hardware to run them because the developer chose not to make 2 different versions.
[Nokia Lumia 900] jimski:
So you want people to wait six months for a new phone, because the L900 won't get some features that won't work on the device anyway.

Hey, you know what. Get an Android. They all have at least a two year upgrade path, right?

Sent from my Lumia 900 using Board Express Pro
[Nokia Lumia 900] jr97ai:
Sorry, not exactly sure what you are saying about 6 months... Who is saying wait six months for a new phone? I am saying build an update for the Lumia, not hold off on Windows Phone 8.

The funniest part is everyone's response is "get another phone".... We are talking about a Microsoft product. The life cycle of the Xbox has been from 2005 until now with all updates going to all versions of the console.

Windows 7 operates on computers with only a 1 Ghz single core processor and 1 GB of RAM and Windows 8 preview requirements are the same.

The Lumia has a 1400 MHz (1.4Ghz) processor and 512 MB of ram ( and remember one set of hardware is easy to optimize versus the combinations on a pc) and yet they say the Kernal/ OS cannot be ported.

A follow up to the argument about missing hardware would once again be you don't see Microsoft not allowing computers to update to Windows 8 with a single core or restricting updates because they don't have an SSD or a certain video card or even a camera.

So far I don't see one legitimate reason why the OS can't be ported and there is no denying that it hurts Nokia and it hurts the sales of all the Windows Phone 7 in the mean time.

Finally, to address the comments about how the phone does everything it did before well once again how would you feel if your Blu-ray player couldn't get the latest update to play a new Blu-ray. I mean it will still turn on, play the movies you already bought so what is the difference... What about a GPS? Why offer upgrades? It still turns on, does navigation, why not buy a new GPS to get updates? I am sorry to put it to this level but once again I don't think anyone has the right to criticize that people are upset about this decision.
[Nokia Lumia 900] xsever:
Well said! People buying Windows 7 PCs now will be able to upgrade to Windows 8 when it comes out for $14.99.

I got my Lumia 900 for free as a replacement for a faulty X7, but for those in the market for a phone, someone give me a reason why they should buy now instead of waiting until WP8 is out?

MS pretty much brought a "sales pause" upon itself. Hopefully this doesn't turn to become Nokia's final knockout blow!
[Nokia Lumia 900] whistler-nl:
I'm not refering to what OS you run on what hardware m8.

The only thing i'm saying is if you want to wait for wp8 you'll probably still be waiting when it comes out because wp9 will be anounced 6 months later...

I've been here before with the HTC HD2 as they sold it being candidate for an upgrade to wp7. If it was'nt for XDA i would be still running WM6.5 on it.

I'm not saying it's a great move from Microsofts side but i just need a functional phone so i'm not that excited about it all though it's a shame for such new devices to be left out of the update (the lumia 900 isn't the only device this applys to).
[Nokia Lumia 900] Rcf686:
Nokia has already came out and said anything that is not hardware dependent they will bring to the Lumia 900. MS hasn't even released all the new features in WP* yet so none of us really knows yet what we will be getting in 7.8. Hell some new android phones don't even ship with the newest software and you have to root it to get it. I for one think Nokia will keep updating the Lumias if for no other reasons to keep up the goodwill as thye have for the updates they have already released. Lets let the dust settle before we hang them out to dry completely. If you want go back to Android or iPhone then more power to you. I would still rather have my Lumia than any of them.
[Nokia Lumia 900] alodar1:
But man, its so much more run to rant and rave and make irrational statements than to see the sense in the plan.

One guy wants native code. Another guy wants WP8 apps. Some Other guys wants the new camera....all without buying the new device. This is not a new arguement. Though, I do wonder why the announcement was made now, as it could be a sales drain....but, these guys are smarter than me. They must have a plan.

Oh looky, my Android tablet just got a toast for ICS...woohoo!!! Purchased in May of 2011.....this is June of 2012. And my old Bionic....which was advertised with an ICS update....in September of 2011....what??? Still no ICS update...I wonder why? Did they pull a Microsoft?? :p

If you leave Windows Phone over this.....what will you do next that will be any better?
[Nokia Lumia 900] yaiba60:
As of this point the "no upgrade stick" is pretty much trademarked by Droid. The majority know it. Only a few demand upgrade like crazy but they still stick to their phones because Gingerbread delivers a complete feel of software operation (heck my G2 still runs like an old champ with 2.3.4). MS, on the other hand, blame that update is fragmentation on Droid because this and that and a number of early adopters jumped ship just to figure out in the end that MS didn't bring nothing new to the table. What's better than fragmented update? Simple: no upgrade for everyone :victory:

At this point WP7 is still incomplete compared to the other two main players. In the future, people will be more skeptical about jumping ship because what's the point in going for WP if it gives less than what the other two offer yet it didn't have a healthy update path? Nokia for sure is in a tight situation or is it that MS intends to make Nokia share crumble so it can be bought for as cheap as possible?

Lesson of the day: when dealing with MS, if their lip is tight, then expect the negative outcome to be announced.
[Nokia Lumia 900] alodar1:
We all have opinions...and thats ok. But again, MS is still only doing what it said it would. It was obvious, to me at least, that 7, NODO, Mango and Tango, were all lead ups to Apollo. If you search my name here....you'll see I've written that many times. But Apollo would effectively conclude v1. I see them still on that path. But, you refer to the other 2, like they were complete when they came out. Through the years they have evolved to the point they are now. For better or for worse, both are more complete products than when they released. So the point for point comparison is mute. However, you are correct, when considering jumping ship, either way, one should consider whats in it for them, what they gain or lose. Its a fair statement and really, a duh statement. Everyone should do this...IMO. Because you inevitably have to live with what you buy.

The one real head scratcher for me is the Nokia relationship in this announcment. It doesn't quite make sense. I know that MS is flirting strongly with Samsung, but at the same time, Samsung is firmly commited to Android. I know also that MS was strongly considering Motorola before Google swooped in. Nokia seems to be a good partner in this....but then you see the announcment. The only thing that could make sense is.....would you buy a $99 dollar device that will not get the next up...but will be substantial in its own right? I bet they think, many people will....that will help flood the market with more WP devices....building a larger base. It surely would explain the huge Dollar investment by MS int Nokia. We'll help keep you afloat...while you do this....

Its a poser for sure....
[Nokia Lumia 900] yaiba60:
The thing is MS came into the game very latewhen the other two players already established their OSes. Of course, no one ditches their almost android or iOS for an incomplete WP7 because it just came out. MS couldn't compete, couldn't get many early adopters (the majority were Windows enthusiasts, like me, and maybe you). No, that "nothing first came out perfect" excuse didn't work in MS favor because they joined late, they had time to prepare and research what other two had progressed. MS made one enthusiast happy, while the other nine or ten WP backers pissed. I know I'm pissed. And no, I know I don't have to stick to WP because I can jump ship simply by buying another phone, which was how Blackberry and WM lost their grounds, and now Symbian is. When people jump ship, they want two things: 1/ they get the same features they've been using, and 2/ They gain something new in their favor. General consumers DON'T want to consider what they will lose.

Nokia is a top notch phone maker but I believe they get the big shaft this time. Their sale from now til WP8 will be very likely to plummet. And when WP8 arrives, I, and many others, will be VERY observing before returning to MS.
[Nokia Lumia 900] awagner:
I am sorry, I admit I was a bit frustrated at first... I think Nokia and MS could have done a better job in communication on next gen O/S and had a device with a disabled core or two... happens often in the desktop world.. and some unused hardware ready for windows 8, but that didn't happen... oh well life goes on. I have gone back to paying attention to the now on the phone... enjoying what I have. I think not buying a Lumia is not buying the best phone on the market, becuase several months from now it will be old news.... is that really any news at all??? alodar1 points are dead on... I hope we see an end to don't buy a Lumia becuase blah blah blah... get over it already!!
[Nokia Lumia 900] redwhiteandblue:
Maybe also explains why Nokia Maps and Nokia Drive will be on every WP8 phone, maybe the royalties for that go some way to compensate Nokia for the position this puts them in.
[Nokia Lumia 900] mirasaini:
Nokia Lumia 900

Nokia Lumia 900 is the latest 4.3 inches Windows smart phone by Nokia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Key Features:-

1. 4.3-inch WVGA display

2. 800x480 resolution

3. Windows Phone 7.5

4. 8MP camera with dual LED flash

5. 512 MB RAM

6. 1.0 MP front camera

7. 16 GB internal memory

8. 1830mAh battery

Price :- Rs. 30,990/- after Rs. 2,009 discount...

It becomes very popular now due to its advance technologies and features with an impressive price.
[Nokia Lumia 900] fpoon:
My opinions:

The only feature I want in the 7.8 update is native code, which means WP8 apps. That's all. Either that, or Nokia should unlock our bootloaders so we can get WP8 unofficially.
[Nokia Lumia 900] 3ftw:
i dont want buy this phone..but i win it from a contest...:laugh:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] namklak:
So I loaded LG V21y on my phone and it came with a newer version of swype. When composing text, there is now a Carriage Return key right under the delete key, where the smiley button was. A CR button in text is less than worthless, because it's not used in text, and if I accidentally hit it instead of delete, it sends my msg (which is probably garbage, which is why I was trying to hit the delete key). I was reading in some swype forum that some versions of swype detect you are in an sms field and puts the smiley in for CR, which is what 2.2.2 did.

Anyone now how to get swype to not display a CR key in SMS on the edit screen?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] michaelruny:
Check your settings in swype and maybe there you can find it there
[HTC EVO 3D] c4inam2n:
Taking my 3vo back to stock its on hboot 1.5 I have tried both the ruu and pg86img thing but the phone will not go pass either (pic attached). Anyone plz help all I'm trying to do is go back to complete stock 2.17 version.
[HTC EVO 3D] b.huss2:
I'm not really sure about your problem for lack of details, but I can tell you that this is the development section and you should have posted this in the Q&A section. You may get better help there.
[HTC EVO 3D] southphillysean:
Is the pg86img.zip still on your sd card? If so, pull your sdcard out. Put it in your pc. Delete the pg86img.zip file off put it back on your phone and then try it.
[HTC EVO 3D] c4inam2n:
sorry...thx will do.
[HTC EVO 3D] c4inam2n:
still nothing when i run the RUU it just sits there at "rebooting to bootloader" and thats it...and i have tried the zip thing but it just sits at the 1st option updating and nothing else.
[HTC EVO 3D] abiezer:
You need to install the drivers for the phone when in bootloader.
[HTC EVO 3D] c4inam2n:
All drivers are loaded and working..
[HTC EVO 3D] mingolianbeef:
I don't feel like flaming today. Sir please flash the ruu from shipped-roms.com, find the shooter (not shooter_u) and pick your poison. Future reference please b so kind as to not post in our dev section, we all would like to keep it nice and clean. Thank you
[HTC EVO 3D] il Duce:
thread re-opened

carry on with the helping
[HTC EVO 3D] southphillysean:
Any results?
[HTC EVO 3D] sonza:
OK, if you have not resolved it yet, can you answer the following:

1) is it booting that way or does the phone boot normally and the fastboot screen is where it goes when you start the RRU from your computer.

2) the way it stops at parsing zip, it almost sounds like the zip file fastboot uses to update is in the root of the sd card.

Hopefully you have it fixed already and this was a waste of typing
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sir T-Bagalot:
I use the CM9-based Energy ROM and I've found it to be very good. However, battery life poor. Is there a way to improve battery life? Please don't leave trivial things like "Turn off WiFi", "Turn backlight down", ect. I've also tried Juice Defender and I've found it to do nothing.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veeman:
Well that's pretty much the only thing you can do besides ditching ICS. You could try underclocking and using the conservative governor but that will give you terrible performance.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ixthusdan:
For what it's worth, I did an experiment. I am running GlazedICS with addins. starting at 100%, the battery drained to 94% just using the internet in an hour. I performed a backup and then restored to my rooted kindle ROM. Starting at 91%, I used the internet for an hour, and the battery drained to 86%. So, while there was more battery on ics, it was negligible. I never tried this on my kindle just reading and prior to rooting. But then I would never use a stock kindle the way I now use it. Some ROMs do drain faster, but the current batch is fine, at least I proved it to myself!
[Galaxy S III General] Tachikoma_kun:
So my MacBook Pro has been running hot like 86C hot for the last few days and I figured the vents must be blocked or something as I leave it on the floor while connected to my TV (yeah I know you shouldn't...) and tonight for some random reason I decided to take a look at Activity (Task) Monitor, and what do I find?

KiesWiFiAgent running at 92% CPU time... :mad:

Samsung, you make lovely hardware, but seriously, sack whatever trained monkeys you hired to develop Kies on both Windows and Mac, it's, and I never thought I would say this, worse than iTunes!

I kill the WiFi agent, and all of a sudden my MacBook Pro is running nearly 50C cooler... :rolleyes: