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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mohaimed:
I cannot view any of the sub folders in my phone in the pc.i have connected it via mtp.the pc does recognize my phone after i hv installed windows media player v10.but i cannot view any file from the media player,and also from 'my computer'. But if i paste anything i can see it in my phone after i unplugged it.moreover i cannot paste any file for ex: a .vcf file which is nt a media file.please help.. i cant seem to make any transfers..
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] C0BRA_:
Hi all,

When I was installing the OTA (via Clockwork), retarded me didn't have the battery cover on, and, well, it fell out. At the moment my phone doesn't do anything (power button does nothing at all, nor do volume keys + power); the only thing it does is get warm when it's plugged in.

Is my phone completley bircked? Is there anything I can do to save it? I tried UnBrickableResurrector (Revision 40), but it doesn't detect my phone at all (holding power, or power + volume).

Thanks.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deeje2:
I have done the exact same thing as you :silly:

I've tried revision 40 and 37, but both produce:

Begin Resurrection Sequence

Requesting Permission to access device

Please wait.... Uploading..
-------------------------------------------------------------
Hummingbird Interceptor Boot Loader (HIBL) v2.1
Copyright (C) Rebellos 2011
-------------------------------------------------------------
SMDK42XX,S3C64XX USB Download Tool
Version 0.20 (c) 2004,2005,2006 Ben Dooks <ben-linux@fluff.org>

Interceptor Injection Complete. Injecting modified SBL

SMDK42XX,S3C64XX USB Download Tool
Version 0.20 (c) 2004,2005,2006 Ben Dooks <ben-linux@fluff.org>

SBL Injection Failure
failed to find device

Mine also gets hot after charging.

What other methods have you tried?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] C0BRA_:
Tried pretty much anything I can find, and yes, mine gets pretty hot when charging. Just a small detail, it might not be due to the battery (after I installed Jelly Bean, it asked me something, clicked yes, and it asked me something else, again I pressed yes then it started to reboot. I then put my phone down on a hard surface where the battery jolted out, so I don't know if it was the update that caused it or something else, but I presume it was.

Oh, also, that tool doesn't recognize my phone at all, it's like the battery is out, but it gets hot.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deeje2:
I think that prompt was clockwork asking if you wanted it to reflash itsself over the recovery again (as the update brings along the stock recovery again). I said no to this though. And since removing the battery, I've got nothing on screen, no matter what I do.

Same here.

I don't quite understand the guides on UnBrickable Resurrector. The instructions on the app itself says "1. Apply UnBrickable Mod", does it do that itself when you click perform resurrection, or is it another app?

If you're on Windows, have you tried Odin?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigtable:
adb

You might want to launch adb and see if it detects your device, from there you should be able to fix fastboot
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deeje2:
Tried adb, nothing, as the phone is not in the bootloader and wont respond to any button combinations.

Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] C0BRA_:
Going to take it to a shop (not that they'll be able to do anything, but it's worth a try), if they can't then I'll get the Galaxy Nexus; I bet this is Google's plan! :v:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] C0BRA_:
Trial

A criminal investigation has been launched into the death of Mr Nexus S (aged 11 months), experts say that Mr Nexus S was choked to death while flashing; Mr C0BRA will be put on trial on the 25th of July for phone-slaughter.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deeje2:
Let me know if they can do anything for you :fingers-crossed:

LOL

After what I've been reading, the i9020 has to be Jigged into "download mode" which requires doing physical alterations to stuff! Not good.

I might have to follow you and head down to a store for a fix.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] C0BRA_:
Went down today, they said nothing they can do other than send it off to the manufacture and have it fixed; just going to get the Galaxy Nexus.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] payt23:
I downloaded androwook 2.1 and cleared my whole sd card. Which was one of the options for androwook. Then I flashed another rom that bootlooped. Now when i go to cwm recovery and install a zip the only zip that shoes up is the one that doesn't work.What should I do. I am new at this.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] isinisterx:
I came across this while searching for a tablet for a friend.

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=71716&vpn=TF101-A2-CBIL&manufacture=ASUS&promoid=1261

Enjoy
[Eee Pad Transformer General] just lou:
That's a good price. Is that a legit company in Canada?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] isinisterx:
Very trustworthy. They are almost similar to CompUSA
[Eee Pad Transformer General] just lou:
For that price, I thought about getting one for the wife to replace her crappy Cruz Tablet, but unfortunately that price is only good in Canada. They want $536 on their U.S. site. :eek:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] kilui:
In italy this price was a dream lol...the better price that i see is 399 eur for tf101+dock

Inviato da uno dei miei terminali android :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Solar.Plexus:
Wow $300 Canadian brand new? Anyone know what shipping to USA is like?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] just lou:
You have to order from their U.S. site, and it's much more. I don't think you can order from the Canadian site.
[HTC Rezound] Sheldor1967:
Searched and can't find an answer to this.

Since I have 4g, I have taken to downloading straight to the phone...It's actually faster then my home internet most of the time. But by default, in Chrome and elsewhere, the download folder is on the internal SD card. Then I have to copy it over to the external SD to flash it. Is that necessary? And, if it is, does anyone know how to make the default Downloads folder exist on the external card?

Thanks in advance!
[HTC Rezound] Cares:
I looked in the past and couldn't find a solution. I don't think there's a way at this time.
[HTC Rezound] wlmeng11:
You might be able to make a symlink from the internal downloads folder to your SD downloads folder so that Chrome will be redirected to you SD downloads.

I'm not sure how to make a symlink in Android though.

(The /sdcard/ext_sdcard folder is actually a symlink to /sdcard2. You can test it by unmounting your SD card and saving a file to /sdcard/ext_sdcard.)
[HTC Rezound] Sheldor1967:
Something to research, Thanks!
[HTC Rezound] priddyma:
If you're still looking into this I believe this thread may help. It is essentially the same thing just for Google Play Music.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1785245

Obviously the locations just need to be changed to your downloads folder and then set to run on boot. Either through init.d or Script Manager.
[Asus Transformer TF700] polish_pat:
ASUS Transformer Prime, TF300 and Infinity TF700 getting Jelly bean in 'the coming months'

Hot on the heels of HTC confirming a Jelly Bean upgrade for select handsets, ASUS released a statement (pasted after the break) assuring tablet owners that all of the company's new tablets, at least, will be upgraded to Android 4.1. So far, the outfit is committing to updating the Transformer Prime, along with the Transformer Pads TF300 and TF700. Though ASUS is careful to say it's considering other devices, it's patently not promising to upgrade the original Transformer or the Eee Pad Slider. No word, exactly, on when owners of those newer devices will get a taste of Project Butter and Google Now, except that it should happen within "the coming months." Hopefully, of course, that's just an outside figure: after all, ASUS isn't known for saddling its tablets with heavily customized skins, which have been known to bog down the upgrade process.
[Asus Transformer TF700] KilerG:
I posted this in the Jelly Bean thread...don't know why we need another thread but it is good news!
[Asus Transformer TF700] nooktablet:
lol asus calls the prime "transformer pad prime"
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rootusr:
I'm seriously thinking in selling my prime to get a Nexus 7. So far I know that for 250 bucks you get:

No rear camera

No Hepatic feedback

No Micro SD Card Slot

A smaller device

Possibility of connect a Keyboard Dock.

I think I would be totally ok with that except maybe for the rear camera (I think that its more useful in a 7 inch device than in a 10')

So now my question for everyone who switched from the Prime to N7 is, are you missing something from the prime? something from the above list maybe?

Regards
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] duckied:
I wouldn't ever trade my prime for a n7 I guess I prefer the larger screen. Just install jb and it run pretty damn nice. Of course it imho
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rootusr:
Really? even the know I/O issues are fixed with the JB preview builds?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I have both. which both of them working great also. when I'm using the nexus 7 I don't miss those things you mentioned. but I would never ever ever sell my prime just to buy a nexus 7. mines perform too well for that. nexus 7 is a great experience out the box. but my nexus 7 doesn't have the power like my prime has with its custom rom & kernel. prime is too versatile with the keyboard dock and everything else.

they compliment each other very well. I plan on keeping both. prime stays indoors. nexus 7 used indoors or outdoors. I would recommend getting a Nexus 7 asap as its an amazing 7in. tablet. I'm sticking with both of them.

they really can't even be compared to each other. compare it to other 7in. or 7.7in. on the market. then you will see the nexus 7 is hands down the best out there. Quite a few major tech sites are toting the nexus 7 as the best Android tablet released so far, period.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] AMoosa:
I have both too, and they are different , with different use cases. The n7 is far more portable but way less versatile. I was planning on choosing between them, but will probably keep both.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rootusr:
Thanks for your answers guys, unfortunately I don´t have the possibilities of having both, at least not now, maybe I will have to wait a little bit more.

Anyway I'm happy with my prime but the Nexus experience that I have with my Gnex is what makes me want to test the N7.

Best Regards.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hic9582:
I have both and I haven't used my prime since Wednesday when I received my n7. Haptic feedback is pointless. Never took a picture with my prime. My prime is unlocked and rooted with every tweak and mod out there and it doesn't perform anywhere near ad well as the n7. The only thing better about the prime is the screen it only for the purpose of Netflix.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] golfinggino:
I had both the prime and the n7 both are great devices but due to the size difference you can't really compare the two. I sold the nexus today as I prefer my galaxy tab 7.7 the Samsung has a better screen and even though they are close in size the 7.7 seems quite a but bigger and did I mention it has a much better screen !
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] moonunitenar:
I wouldn't be able to live with a N7. It's a cool piece of hardware, and a great deal, but it's basically a toy. The prime doesn't really compare to most tablets because it's still the only tablet on the market that can replace a laptop, so it appeals to a different group of people (me included) then other tablets do. It's got a big screen, expandable storage in both the tablet and the dock, best battery life for any tablet, and the keyboard is great for school work. So no, as cool as a nexus 7 is, I don't want to spend 250$ on something that is only good for watching 16GB worth of movies or casual gaming.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] indie13:
I had both. I just returned the nexus 7 as it was too small and too fat. I love how slim the prime is but jelly bean was awesome (although the phablet mode wasn't).

So the answer for me was the prime but I knew I wanted jb so I finally unlocked and installed team eos JB rom and I couldn't be happier. Lag is gone, and the device is just awesome again. Go prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] eyesparky:
I have both and they are different use cases. The Nexus 7 is pointing out how clunky some of the software issues I am having with the Prime are though. The Nexus works how I would like my Prime to (no crashes of Google apps like Gmail, no force closes, being able to charge it past 62% etc.). Because of the glitches with the Prime software implementation I am finding myself using the Nexus 7 a lot more but if they could be resolved the Prime would be my go to productivity tablet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ratman6161:
I think you left out one thing you give up with the N7 - and it's a big one, at least for me. That is the keyboard dock. If you don't have and/or don't want the dock then it won't matter to you. But for me, the dock is one of the main reasons for selecting the Prime in the first place. I absolutely cannot do any decent typing on any on-screen keyboard no matter how good it is. They just don't work for me personally. Add to that the ability to connect USB devices; I use memory sticks, an external track ball and a usb wired ethernet adapter - sometimes all at the same time connected through a usb 2.0 hub. In addition to the 32 GB micro-sd card in the prime itself, I have an additional 64 GB SDXC card in the dock - so it has as much storage as my laptop's SSD (though in three different places and the 64 GB only when in the dock).

For remote administration tasks, I've got VPN and a remote desktop client. That allows me to remote into Windows servers and have the keyboard and mouse that make all the difference when using it that way.

As far as all the issues people are reporting - I just have not seen them. Perhaps it's because I have a later production unit (C3 serial number)? Or perhaps because I got mine just as the .28 update came out and did a complete wipe and clean install of .28 - without ever having used whatever version was already on there from the factory (I didn't even look). So mine has not been though the multiple update on top of update process like the older ones have. I have also never really used the built in browser - which seems to be the source of a lot of the complaints. I went directly to Chrome and keep Dolphin around for times when the need for Flash arises.

I also don't quite understand all the people who seem to be constantly switching devices. To paraphrase "..I had a prime, then an N7 and now I'm going with a Samsung...". Constantly buying and selling devices has got to be an incredibly expensive proposition with a significant loss of $$ ever time you sell.

Based on all of the above, here is my recommendation - given that the guts of the two are basically the same and the Prime will soon be updated to 4.1 - making the software much the same too: If you prefer a 7 " screen over 10.1 and don't need or want the dock, go with the N7. If you prefer the 10.1 inch screen and want the dock and already have a prime - then keep it. If you want a 10.1 inch screen and don't currently have anything, wait for the TF700.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] max1001:
I am glad to hear that because I have both also and N7 make the prime feel like a laggy piece of crap.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sorceror171:
That's my case, too - I got my C3-serial Prime shortly after .28 came out, so I upgraded first thing, before installing anything. I, too, have not had major systemic problems. I get some ANRs in the stock browser, but I generally know which websites cause that and avoid them. And like you, the dock is a major factor about the Prime; frankly, I cannot recall the last time I took it out of the dock, except to show people that it can be done.

So I guess I can afford to be patient and wait for Jellybean...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rootusr:
Thank you all for the answers, that really help.

I think I will keep the Prime for while, unless I can get a good deal selling it which I don't think will happen. I'm starting to see a subset of problems that have been reported for prime now in the N7 forum, Problems such as poor WiFi, ANR's, random reboots, etc, Except for some ANR's in the prime never had other issue and my unit is one of the first, so I think i was a lucky one without problems and take risk with an ASUS device again.. not sure I want to be there.

I don't have the dock, not really something that I think I need you, but is a good point, in fact I will edit the OP.

and for unlocking the Prime, the only reason why I have not do that yet is because is an irreversible process and I though that if for some reason I have to sell the prime that could be a decisions factor for a potential customer, but know I think will just do it and test the JB builds.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] zenaxe:
I use the rear camera way more than I expected to. And both the uSD and dock are must haves, so the N7 doesn't have much draw for me. My prime is unlocked and running a custom rom so it is fast and stable to boot. JB will just make it even better I'm sure but honestly I could wait quite a while for JB since I'm pretty satisfied.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jordanmw:
I also got both, and there is no comparing them really. An analogous OP would be something like:

"For those that already switched to the Toyota Prius from the Toyota Sequoia, do you miss something?"

Since everyone has different use scenarios, I suppose this totally hinges on what you did with your prime. Personally, I have a hard time with the no hdmi/mhl thing. I really like to be able to hook up whatever tablet I have for some quick computing on a larger screen or just for a quick movie. A close second in features that I miss when I only have the nexus is the rear cam... never realized how nice the cam on the back of the prime was.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fenturi:
I have both, and I agree that the dock is a huge plus both in battery life and use. However the software is "snappy" on the N7 so I am looking forward to JB on the prime. I really do not think I could pick one, but if I had to for someone else I would say it depends on what you use it for.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MysteriousDiary:
Will also go for both. Hopefully my N7 will arrive this week. In my opinion 10inch are more for the table while 7 is more comfortable for relaxing, games and outside usage.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NeoteriX:
I own both the Nexus 7 and the TFP. To be honest, I use the Nexus 7 more; the 7" format does a better job of serving my particular use case -- reading long-form text, versus content generation or extensive multimedia (movies). From my thoughts on another thread:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rootusr:
Well, I decided to sell my prime and go for a 16Gb Nexus 7, I just miss the "nexus experience" that i have with my Gnex in my prime, I will answer my self in this thread when my N7 Arrives.

Thanks for your opinions
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
I certainly don't miss the constant lagging and ANRs. I also don't miss the inability to play with Google Earth and play many games.

The Nexus 7 may be made by Asus, as evidenced by the shoddy worksmanship of the hardware, however it's clear that Google designed the software. It's extremely snappy and stable, unlike my POS, buggy Prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] guthrien:
It will be interesting to see what you think. I for one would prefer to keep the Nexus 7. It runs better, but I think one of the best things about the 7" form factor besides general handiness is that the lack of good tablet software is mostly irrelevant. You get the best of both worlds, as upscaled phone software doesn't look so crap.

I've gotten to take advantage of the T700 trade in rush, but the best feature, super hi resolution screen, is just going to highlight the problem with the app store.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rootusr:
I'll let you know, I'm expecting my N7 Today, and since I sold my Prime to get this I'm getting a little sentimental LOL
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lordpelvis:
Back-erds

I actually found a N7 in stock, and grabbed it during tax free weekend but ended up taking it back for a Prime.

My reasoning wasn't because of the bugs, since I'm using a JB rom and bugs are to be expected, it was the fact that the N7 felt like a giant phone.

The home screen wouldn't even rotate, and I just love a 10'' screen better.

To each his own, however.:D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rootusr:
Guys I finally switched from Prime to Nexus 7 I wanted to answer myself by sharing my experience.

First, N7 performance is really noticeable better than prime, a simple example is using the netflix app or browsing. There is no lag at all, I did not noticed how bad the prime was lagging until I start using the N7.

The screen quality is really good too, hd movies looks just great.

Now, I'm not sure how much this really notable difference is because of jelly bean, I hope it is because now the prime for me (I'm being the owner of one) has a really really really bad performance and does not worth what I paid for it as it is

Regarding to what I miss, when I start using the N7 I felt it really small but in one day I found myself more comfortable with the former factor and almost totally forgot the size difference, this seems like the perfect size to me. Playing, typing, reading, browsing is a good experience on 7 inches.

I miss a back camera, I didn't use the one of the prime but for the size of this device I think it should have one.

Storage, I got the 16gb and after download a couple of movies and installing all my apps I have 7gb free, that's good to me.

The speaker was better in the prime also, this one is not bad at all.

I never had a dock but totally understand that is a key decision factor for a lot of users, and that is something you won't have with the nexus 7.

Thanks for your opinions and if you want to know something else please let me know. For now I'm selling my Prime ASAP

Best regards
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] graffixnyc:
I exchanged my prime at best buy yesterday for the infinity and today I ordered the N7. Lol I like having one 7 inch tab for my commute on the subway system and my 10 inch for class, home etc..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
You gonna love the nexus 7. Plus it has some great roms and kernels out for it already. Developement has really taken off fast and we still in infancy of its launch really. I'm still deciding if i want infinity pad or not. Developement seems very slow on it so far. But I'm anxious to get an true HD 1080P tablet.

Have you tried the script to disable the Nvidia prism/smattering dimmer feature? We using it on nexus 7. Someone reported it worked great on infinity pad. Should work Prime also.

This is to disable it through terminal. Give su permission. Then enter or copy/paste

echo "0" > /sys/devices/tegradc.0/smartdimmer/enable

Echo "1" will reenable it. This will reset on each boot unless you make it into script file and use smanager to run it on boot. Or through init.d support(with permissions set correctly). This will get rid of washed out look and some say flickering also.

There's a flashable zip. Itsin nexus 7 general. Thread called disable Nvidia prism/smart dimmer. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1815414

This technically should work on any tegra3 device as long as file path the same.