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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kbkrogs:
I use Pattern, and this worked for me.

1)

Press the "+" to create a new profile. Name it what you want (I called it "unlock at home")

Press the "state" button.

Press the "Net" button.

Press the "Wifi Connected" button

Press the search button for the "SSID" and choose your network (wifi must be turned on!)

Press the green accept button.

2)

Now the "Task Selection" window appear.

Press "New Task" and name it whatever you want (I called it "Unlock")

Press the "+" button

Press the "Display" button

Press the "Keyguard" button

Set the Keyguard status to "Off"

Press the green accept button.

Press the green accept button again.

3)

Now you are back at the main profile window. Long press on the name you made for 2).

Press "Add Exit Task"

Press "new task" and name it what you want (I called it "Lock")

Press the "+"

Press the "Display"

Press the "Keyguard"

Set the status to "On"

Press green accept button.

You are done.

Now you phone will disable the keyguard when you are connected your home wifi network and enable it when you are not connected.

Notice. If you turn the screen off and on again within a second or two, the screen will turn off again, dunno why. So when you test it, turn the screen off and wait like 5 seconds and then turn it on.

Good luck
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fl4m3y:
I made this tutorial for the eduroam networks at german/european universities. In this tutorial it will be explained how to setup an automatic enableing/disableing pattern lock. At my university place I have to use pattern or pin lock because of the "telekom root ca 2 certificate", otherwise the internet won't work. So the described steps should be very similar to your problem.

I edited the parts so you can use it 1:1

Requirements:

- Installed and working BusyBox App

- Installed and working Secure Settings App

--->Installed Helper in Secure Settings

- Installed and working Tasker

- Create Lockscreen (Password, Pin or Pattern Lock)

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Open Tasker Application:

- Create new profile and name it like you want.

- At the "First Context" choose location and locate the place where you don't need the secure lockscreen. Instead of location you can choose whatever you want. In e.g. WiFi

- If you're done, just add a "New Task" and name it e.g. "deactivate pattern" or how you like

- Add an action ( Plugin -> Secure Settings -> Edit -> choose at DEV ADMIN ACTIONS "Password/Pin" or at HELPER ACTIONS "Pattern Lock"

---> For Password/Pin use these settings:

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---> For Pattern Lock use these settings:

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- Save the settings and check them all. You got a new profile with one task now. Long press at the task and add an "Exit Task". Use the same steps from above ( the last 2 steps ) just name it e.g. "activate pattern"

---> For Password/Pin use these settings:

(Insert your security Informations)

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---> For Pattern Lock use these settings:

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- Save all the settings you made and then you should have a profile which shows minimum one context and 2 tasks ( Input and Exit task)

That's it... i hope it work! If not let me know :) Tasker and Secure Settings are a very powerful tool and handle them with care!

Good Luck :D
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eLiTeFLO:
Thanks to all of you.

Today i've tried the Trial version of "Delayed Lock" from the market with the Wifi Plugin.

An what should i say?

It works like a charm :good:

Less features than Tasker, but less expensive...

Nevertheless i will try your profiles even if i think i tried this settings before :confused:

Regards
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klownk:
For me it doesn't quite work.

When I turn off the pattern lock, it activates swipe unlock instead of no unlock screen.

I tried to turn off keyguard too, but with no effect at all.

I'm on stock rom with root.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eLiTeFLO:
Same for me, but I like it so. Don't know if this is a bug or a feature.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PjotrFias:
Guys, check Tasker website, there's a beta version there. It might solve your problems.

EDIT: check if you have the latest version: 1.3u1 I haven checked before posting, there is no more beta. Sorry.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klownk:
Ok maybe i got something: When you configure a VPN or install a new certificate, Android deactivates the possibilty to choose the less secure options in the security / lockscreen menu. If you now delete any VPN connection and/or user defined certificates, tasker and secure settings should work. At least for me it does. Can anyone verify this?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
I bought a refurbished TF101 about 6 months ago. I rooted the device and tried various ROMs until I settled upon "Revolver 4 by Gnufabio | 4.1.1 Stable". Life was good, no random reboots, no sleep of death just great. I then installed a game called "Dead Trigger" that came up recently on the Play store. The game did not load, crashed without a FC message and so I uninstalled it promptly. Then I started getting video corruption on my Live Wallpaper (Blue Skies). Random reboots soon followed. Time to start over.

I used CWM and wiped the tablet from there (data, cache and Dalvik) and reinstalled Revolver. It did not work. I used the EasyFlasher tool to return my tablet to Stock using the Asus provided firmware from their website (.24). It seemed to work well, as I started over with my "new" tablet and synced to my account, etc, etc, etc. But now I can't use it without it rebooting every 30secs to 1min. It will go into a Sleep of Death on a random basis also. I have not installed any programs on it, I tried not allowing a restore of my Google settings and cannot for the life of me figure out what is going on.

I am unaware of the SBK version, as their is no indication on the tablet of its serial. What vital step am I missing here to revive this tablet? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

StevieJake
[Eee Pad Transformer General] *Detection*:
The RR and SoD come standard with asus stock FW for most people, there is a new .27 update you could try that apparently fixes things, but it made things worse for me

The serial number is generally on a sticker next to the charger port of the tablet half, B4O > B60 and some B7O are SBK1, after that are SBK2

If you are SBK1 you can use NVFLASH to clean install the OS

I decided on Stock FW Rooted and CWM with PERI, then Guevors Kernel

So far so good, stable for a couple days now
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
Thanks for the quick reply. I did try the .27 update OTA update after getting back to Stock. No help.

The sticker in question is missing. Unknown SBK. I used EasyFlasher using SBK Ver1 and it worked to install the Stock .24 OS fine.

I will give the Stock FW Rooted a shot and see if that works

StevieJake
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wingzero2085:
If the flash worked with sbkv1, then more than likely the unit is sbkv1. Otherwise, it shouldn't have worked at all ;). As the other poster said, RR and SoD is pretty common with the stock Asus firmware for some people -- you might try returning to Revolver now that you've gone back to stock, and start on Revolver again with a clean slate.

I am also running the same setup as the previous poster, stock .27, rooted with guevor's kernel. Been that way for only a day right now, so I can't say much about it yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
Okay, so here is what I have done. I first used NvFlash to flash Stock .24 successfully. I then extracted the ASUS .24 firmware file (zip only) to the MicroSD card which the system took as an update and installed over my good work. It works, albeit with reboots still. I at least got it working and will try some more ROMs (Stock .27 first) with the suggested kernel. I just wish I could get back to the stable Revolver I had earlier.

Thanks for the help and suggestions.

StevieJake
[Eee Pad Transformer General] *Detection*:
If you used NVFLASH to get back to stock, you could have just let the FOTA update you to .27

Then you can root and so on after that

NVFLASH returns the tablet to factory settings, ie. as it was when you unwrapped it on day 1
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
Not good. My tablet seems to be in an internal storage hell. Every Rom I try to install will crash with moderate use after booting. I have tried NvFlash, EasyFlash, Wolfs Ultimate flash and downgrade, every variation of stock HoneyComb and ICS I can find. I cannot keep this thing stable beyond 5 minutes of use. I have tried multiple factory resets and wipes, run "Superwipe Full" multiple times and nothing seems to work. What can I do to recover this tablet before I just give up and send to ASUS (god help me) for assistance? Any help would be appreciated

Thanks StevieJ
[Eee Pad Transformer General] rootblock:
Ouch. Sorry to hear about your troubles. Horror stories like this have prevented me from diving into the root and custom rom scene with my one and only tab. [I am leaning towards a Nexus 7 when it comes out, and will perhaps root etc when I get that. I feel like it's a safer endeavour with a non-locked bootloader]

I'm interested in finding out what may be causing all this, so I'll be subscribing to this thread. Sorry I can't provide anything more than good luck to you.

Sent from my Transformer TF101
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
Ouch is right! I have rooted every Android device I have ever owned and this the first I have ever had this much trouble with. I just wish I could say I did "X" to cause it to happen. Oh well, maybe somebody knows something I have overlooked.

Note: I have Rogue XM Recovery 1.5.0 (CWM-based Recovery v5.0.2.8) running fine on the rom and it reboots into recovery okay.

StevieJake
[Eee Pad Transformer General] hairy1:
Have you tried running it without the WIFI on? I went to my folks place with mine and it rebooted all the time as soon as it started up. It turned out to be a WIFI issue with the Dynalink router my parents were running.

Cheers, Matt.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
Funny you should ask that. I just NvFlashed 9.2.1.24 and was using the tab with no WiFi, no account information and everything worked just fine. I then enabled WiFi to see what would happen and it still worked, but I had not logged in with any account information yet. It still worked fine, as I was able to surf the web with no problems. I then tried to add my account information and started getting crashes using the Play Store, syncing my accounts, etc. It seems to be linked to updating account information and not just WiFi. I will investigate further

Thanks

StevieJake
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
Adding an account, even a new account, will bring down the tablet. It reboots until it is only a dark screen that requires APX mode (VolUp +Pwr) to rebuild the tablet. I can get into recovery and also factory reset mode (VolDwn + Pwr), but that is it. I'm so confused
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
I found a CWM backup I had from back in March. It restored fine, but still had problems that resulted in multiple crashes and eventual death again. Oh Bother!!

StevieJake
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
Fixed it!

Here is what I did. I was always to get the tablet into APX mode (Vol Up + Pwr) so I NvFlashed 9.2.1.24 from this site:

http://xdafileserver.nl/index.php?dir=Asus/Asus+Transformer+(TF101)/. I did this 5 times, never letting the tablet fully reboot after I got the "success" message upon completion. I then did a data wipe (Vol Dwn +Pwr, then select Wipe Data and then Vol Up, Vol Up) 5 times. I then used the same NvFlash 5 more times and let the tablet fully reboot and entered my Google credentials. I had prepared a MicroSD card with the zip file extracted from the ASUS site that contained the latest firmware (.27) and placed in the root directory of the MicroSD card. The tablet recognized it as a system upgrade and installed the firmware grade with no problems. The tablet rebooted fine and showed the installed firmware. I then did a data wipe as described above 5 more times and then let the tablet reboot fully and once again entered my Google credentials. The tablet now runs all programs without faults, has no video artifacts on the live wallpaper I use (Blue Skies) and is running just great. I am able to update all apps with out errors from the Play Store which was also an issue.

I hope this helps someone to get their tablet back, as I used all the resources on this forum to bring this wacky method to restore my tablet. Thanks to all you unnamed posters for your help

StevieJake
[Eee Pad Transformer General] rootblock:
I wouldn't expect flashing the same thing numerous times to have any more effect than the first flash, but if that's what it took for your tab to be re-born, so be it! :)

Congrats on the fix.

Sent from my Transformer TF101
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
Not so fast!

Although the tablet did last longer (almost 2 days), it ultimately failed again to an unbootable state. Its back to the drawing board again.........

StevieJake
[Eee Pad Transformer General] brando56894:
It may just be giving up, electronics are stupid sometimes and fail for no reason. I had a brand new HDD that worked for two days, I left the computer off for three weeks and when I turned it back on the HDD wouldn't even spin up :-/ Good luck buddy.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
Okay, I'm done. Just got my RMA and am sending this puppy in. Thanks for all the help, I will try to post the results later when I get it back. Glad I made the impulse purchase for the Nexus 7, as I will not be totally without a tablet.

Thanks for all the help again

StevieJake
[Eee Pad Transformer General] steviejake:
RMA and back from the Dead!

Well I got it back from ASUS after the RMA. It had a short visit in Texas, was returned promptly and appears to function normally. I never received any feedback from ASUS on receiving the tablet, what was wrong with it, what they did to it or when they shipped it. But its fixed. Running .27 latest firmware and seems to handle everything I can throw at it.

They did a bang up job so far and I am more than happy with their service.

StevieJake
[Galaxy S II General] tdunks:
I recently got the galaxy s3 and gave my s2 to my sister. I have been a long time lurker here and have put man android versions on my s2 but before i have it to my sister I put the newest version of 4.0.3 on the s2.

she is now complaining that the battery life sucks, so I am looking for the best kernel/ROM combo to increase her battery life. Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] marcellocord:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1612881

Wrong twice...
[Galaxy S II General] pileot:
Im not going to suggest any one rom or kernel.

I will suggest you look in the roll up sticky thread for the list of all stock firmwares and check out the frankenfirmwares. Pick at random, use a battery monitor app to check your usage over a week, then flash something new. Let us know how that goes!
[Galaxy S II General] tdunks:
well seeing as it is not my phone anymore i cant be trying out firmwares for a week. I was looking for peoples experiences and was not expecting such an unhelpful userbase. forums nowadays are really going downhill...you guys and head-fi are both becoming ridiculous.
[Galaxy S II General] Deleted member 4038153:
Was there something unclear about the message from a senior moderator?

DO NOT POST A "What's the best ROM/Kernel/Theme?" THREAD!

Enjoy the infraction.
[Galaxy S II General] tdunks:
1. i dont read every sticky in every forum. didnt see it.

2. ooh an infraction on the internet - to someone who made an account to ask one question. so scared.
[Galaxy S II General] Deleted member 4038153:
What you seem to fail to realise is that you are the reason.
[Galaxy S II General] antonio1475:
+1

He reminds to someone who says "Hey, can you do -insert huge favour or whatever huge thing here- for me?" -No, I can't do that! -"You selfish prick, I thought we were friends". (People who crosses boundaries or don't read basic rules to keep a clean forum in this case and they don't understand their situation isn't special at all in a 4 million users forum, and they are not special)

So, go away! :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II General] wacky.banana:
Closing this. Rather than kick out at people, it would be appreciated if you could help new users find their feet on here first.

Thanks

WB
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] jgalan14:
I found this app that let's you control what you want on your notification bar, make sure you have root, thanks for the original developer

Link to his thread :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28390648

Hope you guys like it
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Gadgetz:
No limit. It's basically in indicator to Samsung or the repair facility whether or not you've modified the firmware in any way, and if it's clear you have it's pretty much an automatic void of your warranty if they notice it. Triangle Away does not work on the US variants from all I've read. The only disadvantage is upping your flash counter and running the chance of having a warranty claim denied as a result.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] razorseal:
I found the sticky that talks about this... you say that if you root and use CWM to install ROMs, it won't trip...

what method do you use to root for the first time without tripping that number then?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] razorseal:
is it this method here?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739426

I ask because they said if you use ODIN, it will trip the counter if it's not official samsung rom. so then it would trip to 1, no?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Gadgetz:
Did you bother to read that thread? Yes thats the one

via Galaxy S III
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Smac7:
If triangle away doesn't work now, I'm sure they'll find a way in the future. Hopefully before I have any issues.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] razorseal:
read the whole dang thing
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] djricekcn:
it's pretty much in the first two sentence
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Gadgetz:
Even better than that, it's in the title!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] stevessvt:
Explain it to me like I'm a moron, I've tried to find out what the differences are between TMo and the others that prevents it from using this method and not tripping the counter?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Gadgetz:
No idea
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] pakraider:
I don't think there's anything preventing a T-Mo phone to be rooted the same way.. someone just has to use the linked instructions to create an image based off of a T-Mobile stock rom.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] stevessvt:
Reading through this thread here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739426 they explicitly say it won't work on the tmobile t999 phone.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] djricekcn:
even though all the Samsung Galaxy S3 are using Ice Cream Sandwich Android OS, on top of that, they are all using Samsung altered TouchWiz. The best example I can think of to this is Windows Blind on top of Windows OS.

After that, each needs slightly different software and even hardware due to difference in operation of between each cell company + technologies + what they want and don't want and etc. Basically, they are technically the same phone but they are all slightly different, and this slight difference what makes certain roms and apps work on XXXX carrier but not on YYYY carrier.

also International and Domestic version has a entirely different processor, which is why there is Cyanogenmod and other tweaks and the USA models don't
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] pakraider:
I couldn't seem to find it doing a search, could you link to that post please?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harryzee:
I have my NC set up with NC1.42 stock as the alternate boot and CM7.2.0 RC3 Kang as the primary with both internal on eMMc.

I have successfully added epub titles to the stock/alternate boot side that show up as they should in my NC library.

However, for the life of me, I cannot find the file folders that contain my epub/mobi titles on the CM7...side for either the Nook or the Kindle app that I use on that side!

I would like to keep the stock and app Nook loaded with the same titles which (prior to my recent manual title loading) was never an issue. I would also like to manually add mobi titles to the Kindle app.

I have used both Root Explorer and File Manager to no avail in identifying those specific folders.

When I connect the USB cable to my NC, I get two drives: "H" which appears to be for CM7 and "I" which is where I manually load files for the stock side.

Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meteorrock:
So you have root access on your nook? I use a file explorer from the android playstore called "ES file explorer" , you just type in your books into the search function and that file explorer will track down whatever loaded content you have on the nook.

On mine the books by default on the nook color are located on the mnt/emmc/B&N downloads/books

I haven't changed the path for this since I rooted mine.

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Keep in mind when you transfer files off of your computer onto your nook on what the file path is. You could of transfered those files anywhere on the nook if you was not paying attention and might be in a different path. Just use that search function with that file app I gave you. Its free on the android playstore.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harryzee:
The problem is not on the side where my stock 1.4.2 is. The issue I am having is finding the equivalent folders on the CM side for both the Nook and Kindle apps.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j8048188:
It would be located under the /emmc directory. Browse all the way up to root to get there.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stolenmoment:
B&N content is in /sdcard/Nook. Amazon content is in /sdcard/kindle.

A good file explorer is a valuable tool. I use Root Explorer.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harryzee:
Still no luck under either eMMC or SD Card. Can find only those titles for NOOK that are part of 1.4.2 (sd card).
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NewtPulsifer:
On CM11, they're under /data/media/0/Nook/Content
[HTC Desire S] jebinio:
hi, is it faster to charge the battery on the usb port on your pc rather than using the outlet socket in the wall?
[HTC Desire S] SimonTS:
No.
[HTC Desire S] broomer68:
Charge from PC takes 0.5 amps, just as cheap ac chargers. Official HTC charger gives 1 Amp, so twice as much and 2.5 times as fast, as the phone uses some juice also while charging.

Verstuurd van mijn HTC Incredible S met Tapatalk
[HTC Sensation] yohanandz:
So i used to play it on OrDroid/Insertcoin etc and it used to work smooooth.. while i was switching roms it used to work

Now im an aosp rom and it wont start at all...i tried all the possible things clearing data..reinstalling..etc

it force closes on startup

any ideass?
[HTC Sensation] TheLnxDrd:
Version

Try Diffrent Version. I'm Playing v.1.0.54

If You Wanna Start Over The Game Go To Settings>Apps>Hot Pursuit>Clear Data.

If You Wanna Delete Downloaded Data. Use File Manager (ASTRO, ...) Android>Data>Delete com.eamobile.nfshp_na_wf
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crmadrid:
hello. i search for kernels in the website but i downt found. someone can give me a link to kernels download?

thanks.;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Look in the development section :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crmadrid:
i search there but i dont find what i wand. for example jernel devil 0.95. i found only 0.79 version.