yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Serfma:
So I was using CM9 RC Build after switching from AOKP. Nothing going wrong with my phone, nothing funny when suddenly I go to sleep with my phone on the charger and wake up to the phone being extremely hot with a white outlined battery showing that it's charging. Whenever I hold down the Power Button it Vibrates once and does NOTHING. Taking the battery out and putting it back in results in one vibration and nothing else. Just a black screen.

All I had done last night was sit my phone down as usual and get some sleep, and wake up to this. :(

EDIT: Okay, nevermind. It seems to not have charged one single bit...Sorry!
[HTC Rezound] Tornlogic:
The Rezound is getting so much love these days by devs, it's really making it hard to decide which ROM to use as my daily driver. I come from a gnex, and it was all the same rehashed stuff. Didn't even have OTA updates on those Roms. ;)

Talk about the come back kid! Couldn't be happier to be in this community, and for good reason. We have awesome devs who work hard, and an amazing device. At least on vzw, it really is the one of the strongest devices, and I think people are finally realizing that.

I just wanted to throw that out there, and I hope some devs read this and realize just how much we appreciate you choosing to support this phone.

Thank you
[HTC Rezound] wlmeng11:
Yeah right after Google IO everyone was like "MUST. HAVE. JELLY. BEAN." and a lot of guys left for the nexus.

1 month later, the devs are pumping out awesome ROMs.
[HTC Rezound] LunaticSerenade:
I suspect many phones have dry spells.

I figured it would pass....it really is a burden being right all the time! :D

Seriously though, the devs here are fantastic.
[HTC Rezound] Insidious:
This comment.
[HTC Rezound] darkjedi7:
I agree and would like to thank all of the Devs for making my phone like new again.
[HTC Rezound] antp121:
yeah. i have to slowclap for the rezound community. not only did they continue to thrive but also pulled throught the s*itstorm that was the Jellypocolypse of 2012.
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
^^That post made my day
[HTC Rezound] wlmeng11:
I wouldn't say we're out of it yet.

But it has subsided for the most part.

Sent from my viperRez
[HTC Rezound] GrayBoltWolf:
If people were loyal, then we would have gotten out sooner. Development slows for a few weeks, and everyone leaves.

Bunch of wishywashy people.
[HTC Rezound] nrfitchett4:
aren't you mister negativity lately...
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
He's just got a big head from that rom he made ;)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Androguide.fr:
Hey y'all experimented devs out there, got a question :

Which JB ROM do you think would be most suitable to start porting from for our dear Galaxy Tab 7.7 ?

Do you think the official Nexus7 firmware would be fine or some CM10 tablet ROM would be a better choice ?

Or should I just compile JB from source ?

Thank you for taking the time to answer me.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djjonastybe:
I want to get Ezekeel's patches of BLN, live oc to build my first jellybean kernel.

I have currently applied _thalamus' work.

I tried this http://ariejan.net/2009/10/26/how-to-create-and-apply-a-patch-with-git/

On https://github.com/Ezekeel/GLaDOS-nexus-s/tree/bln

But I get

Am I doing something wrong?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RcrdBrt:
you have to git merge the branch of Ezekeel's repo that has the feature you want

git remote add remoterepo http://.....

git remote update

git checkout your working branch

git merge remoterepo/BLN (e. g.)

:highfive:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djjonastybe:
Hmm thanks. I am trying it out now.

I hope it's compatible with Jellybean.

I tried to update the kernel to 3.0.38 but it prompts me every time if I am sure. And sometimes I have errors patching.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HurryNwait:
djjonastybe,

Thanks for your "How to compile a kernel" tutorial in the developers section. Using that I was able to 'roll my own' kernel the way I wanted it (stock JB kernel merged to latest linux version + voodoo.)

Although I didn't use it, I experimented with Ezekeel's BLX. I was unable to 'git merge' it into the aforementioned kernel from the BLX branch. (Every file had a conflit, and although git has a steep learning curve I am guessing the reason is it was merged into ICS.) I was able to get it to work using 'git cherry-pick', and I am guessing BLD is the same.

Once I had compiled my kernel I used 'dsixda-Android-Kitchen' as a frontend to unpack boot.img. I replaced zImage and repacked boot.img.

I registered with this forum to ask a question, but through trial and error I found that that it was important to use the ramdisk associated with the target ROM, rather than the stock ramdisk. Many CWM updater-scripts do this 'on the fly'...

(I was surprised to see that several kernel installers also copy a few .ko modules into /system/modules. One was for BLN, but I did not research the reason for the others...)

...

I have been reading [and reading] and 'crackflashing' for around a year, but this is my first post. I would like to thank everyone who shared up-to and including the following: CM team, koush, ezeekel, thalamus, adamg, kibmcz, legolas93, Steven676, AOKP team and mathkid. (I couldn't think of everyone, but if you have contributed then thank you!.)

--== HurryNwait ==--

Nexus S + CM10 v1.10 + my custom kernel
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mbobak:
Hi all,

I seem to have made a bit of a mess.

I was attempting to install Cyanogenmod 9 RC2 on my Galaxy Note i717, and it got stuck in a boot loop.

So, I attempted to revert back to my original, stock ROM, and discovered that I managed to screw up (lose) my nandroid backup.

So, I did some googling, found SGH-I717-UCLF6BS.zip, which is supposed to be Stock ICS w/ root. I tried downloading and flashing that, and it seems to have worked fine, except that everytime I run Google Play, I get "Unfortunately, Google Play Store has stopped."

Can anyone offer any suggestions as to what to do next?

Thanks!

-Mark
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] studacris:
Clear market data and cache then reboot.

If that doesn't work, reflash that package.

If that doesn't work, find a different Rom.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxidad35:
Hi i want to know how to flash customs. Im on ics .27 and im root and with x recovery

Enviado desde mi Transformer TF101 usando Tapatalk 2
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] catfishbilly:
if you are rooted and have a recovery, then flash the rom through your recovery.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] udupa82:
Download the rom you want onto your memory card and flash it through xrecovery after you format data, wipe cache and wipe dalvik cache... all these can be done in xrecovery.... dalvik wipe option should be under advanced option... good luck
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DooMFeaR:
How can I root Vodafone Smart 2 aka Alcatel v860?
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barberboy420:
Boooooooy am I frustrated with this dang phone smh its like my phone Cant multi task anymore dang near EVERYTIME I play music and I get a text or some other notification my phone either freezes up or re boots. The only mod I've done recently is add the ICS theme I'm running setcpu at 1200 max 245min on demand govenor I have the dodge kernel. Prboy1969 showed me a method booting into recovery and doing some wiping and it worked almost a whole two days then back to ol crapola lol I even had to pull the battery before posting this because my phone froze on me and i hadn't even been awake ten good minutes smh

Evo Shift 4g MikShifted G v2.1
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barberboy420:
Phone just froze again had to pull battery out second time this a.m and I haven't been up an hour yet. Also battery heats up and drains fast I'm at 42% already

Evo Shift 4g MikShifted G v2.1
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoungCorruptionV2.0:
Maybe try a different kernel. Your phone may not be playing nice with dodges kernel

Sent from my EVO using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
Did you follow the Guide I linked HERE ? What Apps did you install just before the issue started ? If I remember correctly this is a recent issue. As for the Battery heating up quickly and dying fast. It sounds like you have something running in the background you are unaware of.
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barberboy420:
Have any recomendations in kernels?

Evo Shift 4g MikShifted G v2.1
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barberboy420:
Yes bro I followed them to a "T" haven't dl any apps other than the sd maid from the article hell LOL I don't even know how to use it other than that I dl music to my pc then swap to phone. Sorry so slo I forgot to subscribe to this post

Evo Shift 4g MikShifted G v2.1
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barberboy420:
All weekend I was fine when I get to the shop today my phone started re booting again while it was charging WEIRD!

Evo Shift 4g MikShifted G v2.1
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
Check the Charger, and Cord. Make sure they're not damaged. Also make sure your Recovery is the latest.
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barberboy420:
How would I check that, recovery?

Evo Shift 4g MikShifted G v2.1
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
Which Recovery are you using? CWM, Dread7's , or TWRP ? CWM you can use ROM Manager to make sure your on the latest. With Dread7's , and TWRP check the threads to see what the latest version is.

TEAM MiK

MikROMs Since 3/13/11
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
If you still cannot get rid of the Random Reboots, I would do a Full Wipe. Then do a Fresh Flash. Set it up, and run it without any Mods. Make sure all is good before doing any Mods.
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sparksco:
Flashing themes can break stuff...
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barberboy420:
Yeeeeah, I did a wipe n flashed back to my last ROM and I haven't had a re boot in 24hrs I dont think ill be flashing many themes anymore thanks again everybody!

Evo Shift 4g MikShifted G v2.1
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Dannochio:
Hey I just got my lcd/digitizer replaced on my T mobile HD2 and all looks well until I tried booting Sd Roms (Haret), None of my roms (ICS,Gingerbread, multiple builds) boot any longer. I have tried different builds, clean installs and different Sd cards. It's the same thing every time it will boot at first past all the splash screens then it will freeze 30 seconds give or take after its running. After pulling the battery and attempting to reboot it will attemp to jump to kernel then blackscreen and freeze. When the tech replaced my lcd/digitize he told me that he had to reflash WM6.5 because the new hardware wasnt responding to "touch", also the new glass doesnt have the t mobile logo on it (mix and match part problem?). So anyhow if anyone has ANY input on this regarding how to get it fixed I would appreciate :):)

T-Mobile HD2

Windows 6.5

OS Version 5.2.21892

ROM Version 2.13.531.1

Radio Version 2.10.50.26
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] adil1508:
Turn off your phone. And turn it on while holding the volume down key. Dont let go of it until you see the tri-colour screen. Type all information given on the screen on this thread.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sag365:
Am I the only who thinks some people are expecting too much? Maybe it is becuase my uses are so different than others?

I am not looking to control orbiting satelites with this device, nor am I wanting it to compose Adele's next number one smash. It is a tablet! Or, am I missing something. Have these devices come so far in such a short time that we want them to be full desktop or laptop replacements?

I want to: check the weather, see what the local movie times are and read some reviews, check email real quick and perhaps respond, watch a few clips of youtube on a really nice screen, have some entertainment portability when I travel, have a huge GPS in my car (that works), write reviews on Trip Advisor, read about the TomKat divorce, etc, etc. I wonder how many people who are highlighting the faults of this device actually have capable laptops at home!

I want a great screen and the latest device that might last me two, or maybe three years. I am not looking to take over the world with this device in 7 years.

Thoughts?

P.S. - I was joking about the TomKat thing.
[Asus Transformer TF700] DarsVaeda:
Partly.

I'm basically on your side. I also think some people overreact on some issues like the I/O.

I watched the Prime release as I wanted that too but there was an overall bad tone from those who got it. The whole forum was basically just threads about problems or complaining, here it is two or three threads now.

With the Infinity you hear some say "oh no I/O, send it back, its crap" and others that say "it's almost smooth as butter".

But on the other hand it is marketed as a high class tablet and priced like that.

So I expect from ASUS to fix that issues. If they ignore it I will probably send it back after some time if the issue really bothers me that much.

But as I'm still waiting for mine to arrive I won't cancel it because of this now.

Okay maybe it is different in other countries that do not have warranty for 2 years, dunno.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
You wouldn't have to have bought the 700 if you'd only wanted to watch the ocassional YouTube clip, LOL. As far as your usage scenario goes, yes, I believe you will have a great device that will last you several years, and possibly much longer than that.

I love the device too, but in my usage scenario (watching movie along with browsing the web for a bit, XDA among it), the I/O issue does rear its ugly head every once in a while. Granted, if actually watching the video, all is great; browsing the web, all is great; accessing the filesystem is less nice with slower responses than my SGS2, let alone when you try and transfer a large file.

And to answer your title question: no, I do not think we're expecting too much for a device of this cost (and theoretical capability). A quad-core 1GB RAM ICS tablet with 64 GB on-board memory should blow everything Android out of the water; so far, the experience hasn't been that bad at all, but I am absolutely convinced there is quite some room for improvement.

And now I think of it: all this time we are used as unpaid beta testers. I wonder why ASUS never stumbled upon the I/O issue itself; is that because they just connected seome hardware in an aluminum casing and brought it to retail, like some cynics said, or is this really so special and unforeseen that they didn't test large file transfers (for example) at all and just didn't test that particular aspect? I do have an opinion on that.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Gert Stalpaert:
Surfing the web (visiting regular sites) and watching embedded video's in those site should work smooth. Especially with this high-end tablet.

Well, it does not go smooth. That's not a high expectation to me.

I compared it with an iPad1 and and iPad3, and even the iPad1 (>2 years old!) does the job faster and smoother ...
[Asus Transformer TF700] sag365:
@Marty

Is it fair to say that if Asus expects to produce and sell 7,000,000 of these devices (I do not know what the real production number is), and 6,800,000 of those buyers do not care about I/O, multi-tasking, etc, that Asus WOULD NOT spend time, energy, and resources to make those 200,000 buyers happy?

I love these sites and forums, they are a great resource, but lets face it, people that use and post to these sites are a minority, not majority. And while I am sure producers of these tablet devices, be it Asus, Apple, Samsung, etc, do care somewhat about what is said, they have to produce what they can sell at the highest profit margin and then move onto the next device. Forget the Infinity, Asus probably its successor and its successors successor already in the works!
[Asus Transformer TF700] DarsVaeda:
I don't think that this is a realistic number. You have to lower that a lot!
[Asus Transformer TF700] dknotty:
I don't think you're expecting too much.

Went into a local Currys and had a good look at a few tablets. The Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 actually looks quite nice and has an amazing screen, so does the Nexus 7 (but again, no 3G or SD card).

I hate to admit it but Apple own the tablet market.

I think I'm going to wait until we have an HD tablet with 3G before I buy one. These days I want to make sure I get the best bang for my buck.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Crizthakidd:
i really do think its the best tab out. no tab comes out as the perfect model an ipad 3 is because there is only 1 of them, nothing to compare within apple. its such closed ecosystem that it runs smoothly because.... u cant do anything YOU want just what they want lol. with android its like PC, so many configuartions its hard to eliminate all bugs, but really good devs are gonna get their hands on this device and fix up a lot of things. also check out endgaget Asus released 4.1 jellybean news to hit the prime and the infinity within the next month
[Asus Transformer TF700] xRevilatioNx:
To be honest. I don't think they pay to much mind to us early adapters. We definitely are the minority...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Eroc162:
I received my TF700 yesterday and I was expecting a wow from the screen but my wife screwed it up cause I been using her ipad3 for the last week while waiting for the infinity. The screen is definitely nice and it does run smooth like it suppose to. I saw an IO issue when I was downloading all my apps and sorting them out in my home screens. It was sluggish and the screen turned white twice but I was downloading 22 apps with wifi on and re organizing the home screens which is a lot (at least to me). The wifi and bluetooth are f@cking great. Distance for bluetooth seems to be much better. Jambox works flawless. The only things I didn't like was it seems the speaker has a lower top volume. Doesn't seem to be as loud as my prime was. I do get a click from the lens when I take pictures. You can hear it in video which is annoying.
[Asus Transformer TF700] d14b0ll0s:
months

---------- Post added at 05:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:01 PM ----------

If I didn't need it for summer months, I would definitely wait for the Snapdragon version.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
If you'd read my posts in here, you'd have seen I have stated exactly to same a few times over, my friend. In 'normal usage' scenarios, owners won't find significant faults, and they accept a hang here or there -- if you work anywhere where you cannot decide on hardware yourself, you are faced with crap hardware all the time and build up mental antibodies to stutters, lags, hangs and what-not.

Having said that, a lot of people come in here for 'other-than-normal usage' scenarios, right ? ;) And you rightly point out that we do not have any market influence except for the direct one (representatives, who probably are depressed and suicidal by now, LOL). :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] vlad2277:
So what you thoughts in comparison?

Would you exchange Infinity for iPad 3?
[Asus Transformer TF700] KilerG:
Lol I'm not having too many issues with doing 'other than normal usage' scenarios actually. I downloaded multiple HD texture packs for Mario Kart 64, Starfox 64 and Super Smash Bros with little to no lag, then unzipped, copied and pasted the very large (a couple hundred megabytes) packs into their correct folders without really slowing down at all. I was impressed considering my tablet locked up several times while installing and Titanium Backup restoring apps.
[Asus Transformer TF700] thephreak99:
I was just thinking about writing about the same topic. Sometimes I feel that people are expecting to get a full spec laptop.

Yeah the problems are there, but do they make me regret bying the TF700T? Not a bit.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Digital Man:
Sometimes I wonder if ASUS even knows the cause of these various performance issues.

Take this scenario - you or I decide to design our own tablet: We get a bunch of investors, we go to a Chinese tech company, we sit down in a board room with their engineers - somewhere - maybe in the US - we show our blueprints of what we want the tablet to do - screen resolution - processor - ports - size - case material - all the usual stuff - any one of us here on XDA could do it - then, a representative meets with you and your investors again 3 months later with a prototype - you tell them what you like and what you don't - they disappear again for another month and return with a new prototype - you test it, it meets with your approval - you give them the go to produce 1000 of them.

We would have our own company, and produce a tablet - which we sell to the public - but we wouldn't have the slightest clue what makes it tick

And if a customer complains what do we do - we contact a chinese engineer explain the problem and maybe they solve the problem or maybe they make excuses for shoddy workmanship and move on to the next bigger contract - its not their problem to provide customer support, its yours - but you didn't make the thing so you don't have a clue how to solve the customer's problems

Again just hypothetical, but with everything being made by Chinese factories, are we even sure that ASUS knows the cause of our problems or the solutions?

Remember the day of having products made and supported in the US is over. Even the Japanese don't make and support their products anymore. Sony products are made in China!

On a side note - I do think they could have taken the time to tell the Chinese engineers to find a way to put the damn speakers on the front, or at least along the bottom and separated - after hearing the speakers on the a700 I'm having a really hard time rationalizing a premium tablet with a cheap monotone side mounted speaker..
[Asus Transformer TF700] Redefined301:
You could contract a US engineer to do the job for you. But you still need a brand image which requires time to get into customers' heads otherwise nobody will buy it from you. Well if you don't get the message across to them then who will? Remember, in a big company there's always a chain-of-command on the production side, it's difficult to get it right the first time and they tends to pick-up their mistakes overtime.

However you'll just needing to submit a customer feedback and then wait patiently because Asus has so many products that they're busy dealing with everyday. I'd understand it from a customer's point of view such that problems within the product itself and falling out of specification etc...

For example you see the quality not class A and constantly compares it with another product in similar system, would you rather be disappointed to see it not being a perfect product?

Think about it perhaps the tablet market has just taken off!!!
[Asus Transformer TF700] synaptic13:
So far I am very pleased ... what exactly is an "io"? Wait till this gets an aokp jb port and a custom kernel...it will smoke anything coming out for a while;)

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[Asus Transformer TF700] Digital Man:
You could contact a US engineer to do it for you? You mean in a US factory? There are none. Thats the point.

China IS the only remaining company

ASUS = intermediary between US customer and China

They supply cash a brand name and a list of design requriments - China does all the rest

That disconect becomes a big problem when it comes to product support and problem solving - if you didn't really make it - you are not well prepared to support it
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATZ-007:
As the title says, I've been having this problem for a while now although I've flashed different ROMs.

Currently running EOS 3.

Basically whenever I play any show in HD, video lags every few seconds and works fine on Large.

Anyone else having same problem or know how to improve it?

Thanks :thumbup:
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxLordxX:
I'm using Android official video player to run some HD videos, work really well, and for HD Movies I use BS player, works good too.