yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t3chwizard:
Thanks!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sxomus:
Any archives for the ROM? Original and siera_lion's links are dead
[Kindle Fire Android Development] newslettermakeman:
do you really want 4.1.2 when you can have 7.1 on the kindle?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TooSlo:
Take the 10 minutes to flashover, try it yourself and report back. Plenty of people ask these questions, as if flashing a ROM is a permanent change.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
Yeah, a nandroid backup is only 5 minutes away.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tony84:
yeah, it's 5 minutes away when you have enough free space on the kf little memory ^^ but I'll check by myself, thanks anyway :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smgulsby:
Would it be possible to add flash player as a stock app in the next version?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
All you have to do is simply sideload it:)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tony84:
btw just checked and gloft games show not compatibility with device. what to do is change build prop device name, isn't it?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Ro.product.model= Samsung then clear data of gsf and vending...something like that
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevinv20:
Anyone having problems with wifi with the 7/13 build? I was on the previous build and wifi worked when i updated it wouldnt work anymore
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
any possible way to hide the statusbar on JB?

it is really annoying not to be able to hide it on the tablet, when you have button savior!

could the devs do any miracle with it?

_____

PS: for the other readers --- "thank" this post if you agree, maybe this would motivate devs to make it possible! :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
I cannot get it to connect to my home network but I can get it to connect to my phone via wifi tether havent tried any other networks yet upgraded my router firmware and check all the settings mac filtering disabled even had successful connection on wps but it simply wouldnt gain an ip addy on my dlink
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
nice rom.. running great so far. btw where i change the setting of lockscreen?.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevinv20:
mine wouldnt connect to anything wifi wont turn on it just hangs on "turning on wifi"
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
You may wanna wipe and reflash the wifi does turn on just a suggestion that sounds like the result of a dirty flash. How did you wipe? Ive always had my best results by wiping factory reset then cache then dalvik then system flash rom flash gapps reboot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevinv20:
I wiped cache and dalvik but i came from lithiums 1.0 build. I did dirty flash from ICS to jb but everything worked when i did that it was when i updated that wifi didnt work anymore
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
The only lockscreen setting are under security at this point

---------- Post added at 04:16 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:13 AM ----------

If its like my situation it wont connect regardless in your case it should still turn on. Last build was fine for me as well but I always perform the same wipes no matter.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevinv20:
maybe ill try reflashing it again, i ended up going to hashcodes build just to use video but i prefer this one
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
I think there was a repo sync today hashcodes wont connect for me either same deal basicly give them time it will get sorted its still very early fix things other things break its very common
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
how to hide the statusbar?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
dont believe it does hide
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevinv20:
Oh i know theyll get it they are 2 awesome devs, a few bugs here and there are no big deal to me im just happy to have them supporting our devices

Just an edit the reflash worked everything is working again thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
Your welcome much better results with a clean flash:-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
could you be more specific please?

(in ICS this is possible by longpressing Power button/Toggle Statusbar)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
That was a ROM customization, not stock ICS functionality. The devs will have to add that back to the JB ROMs for it to work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
OK, didn't know that! It is one of the most needed functionality. I hope they'll put it back soon!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] deejayzee:
Modern Combat 3 finally boots every time without errors, Asphalt 6 Adrenaline still don't work, Max Payne works great, much better aiming, FF3 works as usual
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
Lol thought that my answer was fairly self explanatory
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
I still don't get what you mean, lol :silly:

Aesrys explained a little better though
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
There are way to many people being way to picky.

Do you people not realize that most of the things you're used to seeing in other ROMs were custom things the devas threw in?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sparkplugDev:
Lithium,

I Appreciate the fact that you wanted to include the amazon app store in the latest build but when it is a system app it won't let it update and uninstalling it was a bit of a pain since I had installed it already before flashing over to the newest build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
If you buy A6 from Gameloft directly (I chose Galaxy Nexus) it works. I could never get the play store version to work consistently, even on CM7.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smgulsby:
I've tried installing it from an apk file if that is what you mean by side loading.

That didn't work. Any suggestions?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
Did JB replace the typical keyboard with another default? On ICS you used to be able to get numbers and such by long-pressing the top row of letters. Or is that a setting and I'm just missing it?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
Where did you buy the app from, the app store or the Gameloft site?

EDIT: Sorry I think I may have answered the wrong question.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ammubarak:
You can remove amazonapp.apk file from the zip and save the zip file then flash it. The new file will have different check sum since it is changed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
You can also use Rom Toolbox to uninstall the system version. It's pretty easy. I did that and then installed the latest Amazon app store apk.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] k28king1:
Lol. Some people got nerve.. I think this guy should build his own rom , lithium and hash do great work. And then we got someone who wants cake and to eat it too.lol he should be happy that these guys even built jellybean foe the fire.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
This was pissing me off....made me think I'd lost root somehow. Some apk's that require root like ROM toolbox and Voltage wont function and repeat the allowance notification thru out their process. I'm going to update the binaries and see if that's the problem. I'm getting a similar issue but not as drastic on my gtab also running milestone 6.....think I'll try it on this too. Thanks for posting.

Sent from my Beast
[Kindle Fire Android Development] duncakes:
All I got to say is WOW........ good job. No problems right now, wiped both caches, flashed and everything working fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
Okay, I've got an ugly hackish way of getting USB mounting to work by allowing the USB mass storage activity to show up in the apps list. I'm testing it out right now and it does mount the device to my PC so it at least works. I'll have to look into a better solution but for now this just be the band aid we need for the time being. I'm going to play around with a couple of other things before I release an update. I've listened to the masses and have removed amazon appstore and I am looking into the reboot issue as well. I'll see what I can get done before I decide to head out to the beach :P
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thebighunt:
Go and take good time to the beach :–)

Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Epix4G:
Wow that was pretty quick .....not all done and some bugs but check it out AOSP is here ...

http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...print-and-t-mobile-but-not-verizon-of-course/

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Xparent ICS Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pimpahlishis:
Welcome to several hours ago. L2search.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RPerry435:
Nice
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
Working well for me. Throw in the new ACS kernel and this thing fliesss.
[HTC One X] Hossam.Abdelsalam:
I was a newbie, and i didn't take a backup from my stock rom, and i couldn't find it at all as it was "1.29.709.12" so with help of a friend of mine we managed to install ARHD 7.1.0 instead.

and after a while i decided to install CyanogenMod9 Beta1, so i toke a CWM 5.8.4.0 recovery backup and installed it and everything was fine, then i came across an unleashed cm9 v18 which has more fixes and i installed it, but the BT was not working at all, so i managed to get back to the backed up CM9 but the same problem occurred and the BT is not working at all, it doesn't even wanna change the on/off button.

so i tried to revert to the ARHD 7.1.0 and i restored it but it loops in quietly brilliant screen, i used aa super wipe patch and i installed it again and the same behavior happening, looping and looping

now the only rom that opened up is the "IceCold build 7"

please guys advice me what shall i do, every time i clear cash, I install the proper boot.img, wipe data/factory reset, and wipe cash partition. then whats wrong with my steps? why it doesn't work?
[HTC One X] crsnwby:
I advise you to stop fuking about and learn before you play.... its kind of like school but its more expensive.
[HTC One X] Hossam.Abdelsalam:
thanks for your advise, i promise i won't play again, but what about the this situation am in? any recommendations, tweaks, that can solve my problem will be really appreciated.

i need to get back to my stock or at least to be able to install a sense custom rom like the ARHD.

please guys help, please just give me any solution for this. :(
[HTC One X] dryan433:
Relock flash ruu for phone and start again from begining this should sort your issue out :)
[HTC One X] Hossam.Abdelsalam:
the problem is that my RUU is "1.29.709.12" which is not exists at all, it looks like my phone is the only one world wide that has this RUU :D

is there anyway to flash another RUU without having "ERORR: 155"?
[HTC One X] BenPope:
The RUU doesn't do anything special, it just wraps it up into a nice easy to use package. There must be quite a few threads and hundreds of posts explaining how to fix this.

Off the top of my head, quite possibly wrong.

Unlock.

Flash recovery

Flash boot.img

Fastboot erase cache

Superwipe

Flash Rom

Flash modules.

Relock

Search and you'll find.
[HTC One X] shiningarmor:
im puzzled, why didnt u full wipe every restore?
[HTC One X] skywalker1970:
After flashing boot image, did you do fast boot erase cache
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] honglyunz2:
On gb, i used to press home and power button to get screenshot. Its not working after ics update
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bigfau:
Really? Press your gpen against screen while holding the botton in. Another method is to swipe the side of your palm across the screen. Like your brushing something off.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SayWhat10:
lol the palm thing really works, thanks!!

i used to always use the pen method u mentioned
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] escalicha:
My cell phone goes into download mode but the pc does not detect it and therefore I can not flash a stock rom.

Have you or someone thing of something like this....

Im not a noob ( http://www.htcmania.com/showthread.php?t=412017 ), im spanish. :laugh:

THanks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speedyjay:
You haven't installed the drivers....install kies then retry :-)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] escalicha:
I forgot to say that when the phone is on I can pass file and it detects by kies but when i go to download mode, dont succes anything. I try some tutorials to sgs and sgs2 (my olds phones) and nothing.

Thanks speedyjay
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speedyjay:
Go here mate :-)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1655286
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] escalicha:
Nothing new my downloading mode is dead it dont connect with mi pc. tomorrow its possible I do a video about it for you and other members you see the problem.

A lot of thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speedyjay:
Try a different USB port mate :-)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raxor:
Can you try it in another pc?

Anytimes usb ports have fixed to some drivers, you have a lot off tools in windows to identify and delete usb devices and drivers like USBDeview.

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html

Look also this results

http://www.google.es/search?hl=es&r...bts=1342051241597&q=uninstall+all+usb+devices

If you have cwm bootloader you can try update.zip strategy.

Suerte compañero.

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raxor:
+1 This always works for me. Same device in different usb port force windows to start process to identify and fresh install (using preinstalled drivers off course).

Another tip, if you using frontal usb ports, try to use motherboard ports and disconnect any usb device except mobile.

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
I know it sounds silly but change the USB cable too, If its not working properly it will cause problems. And its likely to be overlooked...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] escalicha:
Thanks every one.

The problem was solved trying my sister's computer. Now I go to download the last original firmware and flash it. I neves have this problem before but for the next time I and you know that the best is try to conect in another computer!

Thanks so much every one. :p
[Asus Transformer TF700] HoushaSen:
EDITED as more information about other platforms were found.

Based on my reading here, it sounds like there are two theories exist currently.

1, ASUS using old kernel

2. Tegra chip issue

However, following information seems to challenge these hypothesis..

According to this http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1722799, Iconia A700 has very similar result and also Kernel info shows 2.6.39.4+.

So based on this, I think we can hypothesize couple things:

Hypothesis 1: Kernel is the issue

One flag goes against this is that Nexus 7, which uses the latest kernel did not outperform transformer line by much. So it may boost some, but unlikely to be the sole cause of the problem.

Hypothesis 2: Tegra chipset is the issue

On the andropolice benchmark page, they included HTC One X with Tegra 3 version. It actually outperformed it counterpart and in fact was one of the best I/O benchmark result producing unit excluding Nexus Phone. So it is hard to believe Tegra 3 is the issue.

Hypothesis 3: ASUS is the issue

This well may be true, but when you look at Acer Iconia 700 Tegra 3 HD Screen model, it is as bad or perhaps slightly worse than the Transformer Infinity. So perhaps there is a part of kernel that they share or provided by someone?

Hypothesis 4: Tablet SSD/Flash or other common denominator hardware is the issue

Again this is something based on the Iconia vs. Infinity. Infinity has superior CPU and RAM yet the difference in IO is so subtle. This to me suggest bottleneck lies somewhere else. Such as SSD/Flash drive itself? Though I am not sure if that is major advantage of HTC One over Tablet as you would think smaller drives are tends to be slower and more expensive...

I know we still have not answered anything here, but at least, this result make a step further to suggest underlying issue is NOT unique to infinity but perhaps wider problem across the android tablet. If so, the chance of it getting fixed would either depend on the Google or individual manufactures to put unexpected amount of resource into this...

What do you all think?
[Asus Transformer TF700] KilerG:
Kernels are created by the manufacturer, they're what tell the OS about the hardware and how to use it. Google makes the Operating system, not the kernel. Each kernel is different on each device because each device has different hardware.

So I'm thinking it's just a software issue. I haven't really looked into it, but I haven't heard a ton of complaints about I/O issues from One X users. I think this whole issue is just normal Android stuff that people are blowing out of proportions because it may be a little worse on this right now. I know on my Bionic when a lot of I/O operations are happening, it slows down a bit. Especially with restoring Titanium Backup files and moving big files around. I'm thinking with a little help from Asus and/or indy devs this won't be a big issue.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
If you use old software, you always miss out on some features. (Office 95 won't open OpenDocument-formatted documents, AFAIK. ;) ) That being said, it is quite common for SSDs to use a number of controllers that is suboptimal for the number of memory units. That might be a problem.

Given that I perceive the TF700 to be quite a bit snappier with the SuperCharger, I think it's quite possible the issue is in fact caused by an interaction of multiple factors: standard Android policies (not being able to clear out finished-and-not-to-be-used-anytime-soon apps, filling RAM to the brim py preference), suboptimal hardware (crippled I/O controller(s)?) and software (kernel issues).

The second component obviously is out of reach in terms of solutions.The first component could be alleviated partly -- this going head-on with the considerations for earlier and less capable Android systems -- by using a task killer, or optimizing the system (SuperCharger), and the third component could be solved by some of the unbelievably able kernel enthusiasts we have in the XDA ecosystem.

I think we might have a case on hand here for arguing that the current versions of Android are not really optimal for these high-end devices. Scaling issues are not that rare: Windows scales like crap to less capable devices, whereas all *nix systems I've worked with ran beautifully on pretty much archaic systems, and the latter don't gain as much when upgrading hardware, in my experience. From a cynical point of view, you might argue that that's because they ran REALLY well initially anyway. ;)

The policies in force for both scenarios are necessarily different. It might be beneficial to change some of them a little bit. If Google does not institute that by its mighty self, we can at the least take matters in our own hands.
[Asus Transformer TF700] HoushaSen:
So I guess Wiki is not correct... They often amazes me how much detail there are and quite frequently right. But I guess not this time as Wiki clearly assigns each Android OS version as based on XXX Linux Kernel. But what you say actual make sense as Kernel is like interface between the OS and underlying hardware so my understanding is Kernel just simply provides set of API that meets the OS demand.

But if this is indeed the case and Kernel is the real conundrum then the chance of it being fixed may be much lower, isn't it? Because fixing kernel or upgrading kernel to newer version probably requires extensive amount of work, which I am not sure any company is willing to do when the machines are already sold.

If it was Google, perhaps they could have indeed updated kernel along with Jellybean, but that's out of picture now except of XDA members.

Interesting argument there. One hope I have here is that if Nexus 7 succeeds, developers are more willing to put apps specific for tablets. yes. they may be 7 inch... but better than 4 or 5 inch scaling to 10.1 inch. Plus Nexus 7 has very similar spec as Transformer Prime, so supporting of such device seem to make ASUS ahead of packs and in fact, (if they decide to do so) they can easily port those knowledge and resources into Transformer line.

But this IO issue may be one reason why iOS avoids true multitasking. I can never download files or load files in a application in background on my iPAD2. It basically freezes the application where left off i.e. not really multitasking. But because of it, most application won't see any issue what other application is running in background (well actually nothing is running in background..but you know what I mean).

So I am not saying, Android should take this approach but perhaps we may have to take that into consideration and appreciate true multitasking in Android. and when the task becomes large (such as IO issue here), we may simply have to understand some tasks are not for multitask friendly...
[Asus Transformer TF700] jdefi3ebuggdsf32:
Mostly interesting questions but when it comes to nvidia and i/o problems lets blame it on the kernel drivers.

Look at around 48 min mark.

www . youtube . com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=MShbP3OpASA

Do you think Asus seriously cares about its customers??
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
I hope (and actually expect) that JB will fix a lot of these issues, as it seems to tweak lot of elements that might be in the way of Android really deploying on capable hardware. As far as the Nexus 7 goes, it probably is a really nice device, but I am too much infatuated with the HD screen and the battery/keyboard/dock I currently have to even consider going over. ;)

And yes, maybe we just have to accept that, for the time being, real mobile multitasking (i.e., relatively limitless) may be out of reach. According to your experience with the iPad2, it may show that Apple actually did some real-life testing and came to the same conclusion. That may have been the reason for the much criticised decision to not support multitasking.
[Asus Transformer TF700] d14b0ll0s:
Someone mentioned on our Infinity fora here that all the flash memory used in today's tablet is the same chip, so it's not somebody in ASUS or Acer didn't want to spend an extra 10$ per device, it must be something else.

I'm still wondering why I get ca. 10MB/s write and ca. 20MB/s read on internal storage and the other way around with (micro)SD or USB storage.

I think all of us are waiting for JB right now.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jotokun:
Its definitely a kernel issue. If you look in the Prime forum, there's a lot of people raving about the IO performance of Motley's kernel. In the TF300 forum, there's been some mention that CM9 improves the browser performance Once we get a bootloader unlock I'd be shocked if we didnt get a better kernel, if Asus hasn't fixed it already by then.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Deleted member 4736186:
The old kernel is caused by NVidia because in every Tegra 3 device the kernel is the same: 2.6.... Nexus 7 seems to have 3.1 kernel and hopefully all Tegra 3 devices which get JB will get updated kernel. Old kernel isn't Asus' fault. It is NVidia's fault. Google built ICS with 3.0 kernel and that is why almost all other devices except Tegra 3 devices have Linux kernel version 3.0.
[Asus Transformer TF700] HoushaSen:
Wait correct me if I am wrong. So you are saying, as stated in the Wiki when original Android OS is developed e.g. ICS it used Linux kernel version 3.0.x but then when ASUS or other manufactors using Tegra 3 chip only got access to Kernel 2.6 because it is what Nvida provided? So blame is actually on the Nvidia?

So how did Nexus 7 got new kernel? It uses Tegra 3, ASUS is involved... Is it google that forced NVida to upgrade to newer kernel? In any event, do Kernel usually get updated along with OS update?

One pessimistic comment though.. If we look at Andropolice benchmark Nexus 7 was included there, and their IO result was not much better than Transformer line.