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[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] shivam89:
You will actually need to use something that COULD make it worse it do not follow the correct steps!

But here is a link to the thread where the instructions are:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1496360

It you are using windows I think you don't need vbox for this
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] joy011:
I just put it on download mode and install a stock kernel and ROM, and it booted up. Then I recover my nandroid backup with CWM and it seems ok.

Thanks for the reply anyways
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] shivam89:
You are welcome!

I think this topic can be close now. Mods?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Reza.Revenger:
In Any Same Problem, Bootloop will Be Resolved By A Stock Rom .

It's Happening for ME all the time
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Triscuit:
Hey guys figured I'd share this with you all, its available from the play store and unfortunately its not customizable and doesn't show the music controls but it looks nice!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] pneveu:
Sweet! Thanks for sharing.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] sacnotsack:
It's called holo locker. It also works for GB not just ICS. I'm currently running cm7 with this. The only problem I have had is sometimes the original lock screen is behind this one so you have to unlock the phone twice.

Sent from my DINC2
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] liberals:
anyone hv deodex dxlf2?:cowboy: giv the link pls :angel:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] anasdcool71:
Most members here either have a DEODEXED CUSTOM rom or ODEXED STOCK rom.....y not deodex the stock rom yourself? Search the development section (or i suppose it's in the themes sec). There's a guide by chamatht on deodexing a rom....

Sent from heaven!
[General Questions and Answers] rictec:
Hello

Anyone out here as or have seen the kernel source code of this tablet? TAB-PROTAB2-IPS9

i already asked Point of View for it and i m waiting for a reply, just checking if anyone has this info already

thanks

Rictec
[General Questions and Answers] rictec:
no one

hum no one knows this?
[General Questions and Answers] OpenMinded:
This is based on the Allwinner A10 chipset.

There are some custom roms out there for that platform, but a device specific bundle is needed with it.

I have not been able to find that bundle, it seems without the proper one, the touchscreen probably has no driver (en thus does not work).

Search XDA and you will find the discussion.

A nice tutorial :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETFthBydHU0
[General Questions and Answers] OpenMinded:
Hi,

I saw your post on another site too I think.

I also requested source code, but the support people replied they would not give it.

I kindly pointed them to the GPL and the fact they are legally obliged to release the source code.

After that I have not heard from them.

I also mailed to gpl-violations.org for advice.

would be nice if those companies stop being arrogant and allow proper development.

By the way, Archos seems to do this. Samsung does, Tomtom too and a bunch of others as well.

If the source of this tablet will not be published by them, I will not by any Point Of View product again.

Besides that I would advice all people not to by anything from them anymore.

Let's hope they will comply. Other people, if you read this, please send a mail to ask them.

the more requests, the better!
[General Questions and Answers] OpenMinded:
check this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1932626

perhaps better to close this thread?
[General Questions and Answers] axonaro:
hi.

Where I can find custom firmare for POV TAB-PROTAB2-IPS9 ?

thx
[Nexus 7 Accessories] qoncept:
Update 8/9/12:

janedoesmith did a bunch of testing with different charger and cable combinations. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29983624#post29983624

Sounds like the most common problem is just cables with micro USB connectors that are too short.

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There are a handful of threads that are a mish mash of good and bad/non-information. The N7 charger situation is a mess and finding a charger that works well is

almost impossible. It seems the cable you use is important, too.

"Confirmed working" chargers are chargers that work at > 500mA

Confirmed working 3rd party charger/cable combos (Updated 7/30/12):

- OEM Asus charger / $25 / ~1.8A / 3' cable

- HP Touchpad charger / ~$15 / ~1.6A / 6' cable

- Blackberry 1.8A Playbook charger / 1.8A rated / $15 / 6' cable

- Asus Transformer charger model AD827M / $? / 2A / length?

- Nokia AC-10U / 1.2A / $? / 6ft integrated cable

- Blackberry 700mA charger / 700mA rated / $5 / 6' cable

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airphoto has noticed the actual micro usb connector is a little longer on the OEM cable than a typical cable. This is the only confirmed physical difference we know about at the moment.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29361415&postcount=19

Here is my experience:

- Chargers seem to work in 3 different ways: 1) they'll charge at full capacity, 2) they'll charge but slower than they are rated, or 3) they won't charge at all (and the N7 will NOT show a charging icon) (Update: Chargers that don't show a charging icon will actually trickle charge, roughly 5% an hour)

- Shorting the data pins on a charger that doesn't charge at all (#3 above) results in NO CHANGE

- The USB cable you use is important, in what way I'm not sure. Using a cheapo cable I have with the OEM 2A charger results in my N7 charging slow, probably 350ma.

And here are the chargers I've tried with results:

- OEM charger with OEM cable: Charges from 0-100% in about 3 hours

- OEM charger with cheap cable: Charges from 0-100% in 18 hours or worse if the screen is off, drains FASTER than it charges with screen on

- Blackberry 700ma charger (integrated cable): Charges from 0-100% in about 8 hours, which is in line with what you would expect with it's output

- Cellet 1000ma charger with any cable: will not charge at all

- Cellet 1000ma charger with data pins shorted: will not charge at all

- Motorola dual charger (Razr Maxx): Same slow charge as above, about 18 hours to charge fully

In addition, I've used a handful of different brands and types of generic cables. Something is different about the OEM charger but no one (AFAIK) has been able to identify it yet. There is clearly more at play here than the rated charge rate, so if that is your only comment, please keep it out of this thread.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] jmdearras:
The HP Touchpad charger and cable work fine.

Jim
[Nexus 7 Accessories] nevertheless:
the blackberry 1.8a (folding blades) rapid charger works great. And I understand it's friendly with quite a range of devices. surprisingly the little Nokia 1.2a fast charer works very well. maybe a tiny bit less fast than OEM but acceptable. and can be had for around $5 bucks.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Kermee:
I just ordered one of the cheap USB-to-USB Galaxy Tab 10.1 adapters to test with the Nexus 7 on 2A-rated chargers which don't seem to charge at 'fast' speed.

Cheers,

Kermee
[Nexus 7 Accessories] ipaqkiller:
It works fine. It's based on a standard for high amperage charging.

I made my own using a thread in the Galaxy Tab forum.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] steviejake:
Asus Transformer charger for my TF101 uses Model AD827M charger that puts out 5v@2A or 15V@1.2A and works great. Fast and small.....

StevieJake
[Nexus 7 Accessories] CooLoserTech:
OEM Charger and Cable - About 1-2 hours. Its was only 3 on my first charge
[Nexus 7 Accessories] williamyu:
I personally is having problem with OEM charger and cable not charging my N7 at all (shows 'No charge'). May be a faulty battery or something but I'll deal with google later.

Anyways, as related to your "clearly more at play", have you ever heard of the Apple charger mystery? At first people were wondering why some chargers work and some don't. Apparently, Apple chargers actually send voltage down the data line, which you would think no device would draw power on. What happens is that when the data line is at certain voltage, the i devices will read that as connect to power adapter, connect to computer, etc. Therefore, aftermarket chargers that only supply power on the usb power lines are not recognized as valid chargers.

So, with that in mind, maybe N7 is looking for the same thing in the data line coming from the charger. Maybe. And if you use a usb cable that's purely for charging, i.e. no data line at all, then it won't recognize it. Just a guess.

can't post url, but google "ladyada minty boost charge" and you'll see a result on "the mystery of apple device charging"
[Nexus 7 Accessories] cdmoore74:
This. I bought a spare one form hhgreg for $10 and it works great.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kitchencop:
I have been using the kindle fire charger because it has a long cable. 2ah and charges just as gas as the OEM 2ah charger
[Nexus 7 Accessories] lanwarrior:
How long did it take to charge the N7 with this?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] MMcCraryNJ:
I'm having issues with my OEM charger/cable.

I used the tablet until it shut itself off. Plugged it in overnight. 9 hours later and the thing had charged 10 percent! (Tablet was off and showing charging icon, but it only moved up one tic in 9 hours)

I decided to try my Galaxy Nexus charger. About 5 hours later, I had a fully charged Nexus 7.

I'm hoping it's an issue with the OEM charger/cable, because otherwise my Nexus 7 is flawless and I don't want to do a full exchange. Hoping Google will let me swap chargers out
[Nexus 7 Accessories] sm0kincamel:
When I'm at my desk I use the usb cable from my Logitech k800 wireless keyboard...charges on the slow side but it does charge...also havent had any issues using it to transfer data.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] RedWingsFan:
Is there an app that will show the rate at which the battery is charging?

I'd like to try a few charger/cable combination I have lying around.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] qoncept:
I haven't tried it but check this out: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...2ZXJ0aWZvcm0uYW5kcm9pZC5hcHAuYmF0dGVyeXNweSJd
[Nexus 7 Accessories] compact_bijou:
I'm also having issues with the stock charger not charging the battery.

I'm exchanging the device tomorrow.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] MMcCraryNJ:
Just called Google up, and after a bit of back and forth, apparently I cannot get an exchange on JUST the charger. I have to RMA the entire thing, which I was hoping to avoid because the tablet itself is perfect. Oh well. My replacement order is in. I just hope there are no issues with the replacement tablet.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Disconn3ct:
FYI the AT&T retail car charger (slimline, dual 2A for "phones and tablets") charges my sgs3, original gtab, etc fast but doesn't charge the n7 at all.

I haven't tested with the factory N7 cable yet, I'll do that this afternoon but I don't expect it to make a difference.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] airphoto:
The charger issue to me seems to be the cables, the micro usb for the N7 is longer than a normal micro usb.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] qoncept:
Oy. Now I've seen it all. What a douchebag move.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] 640k:
bumping this up. my N7 charging "ability" has gotten worse and i've considered RMA'ing it before the warranty expires. I DON'T want to RMA it, since my particular device has had 0 of the other notorious issues.

the cable theory is interesting and the first i've heard of it. i've been using a monoprice cable with my ASUS charger block. it used to work fantastically, now the results are inconsistent. i can leave the tablet on the charger overnight or sometimes an entire weekend and still not reach 100%.

has anyone found a 6'+ cable that works?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] khaytsus:
Just try the original or better cable and see if it helps. I used a phone cable for a while and charging kept getting slower so I swapped back to a different one and back to 24-30%/hr
[Nexus 7 Accessories] bsoplinger:
I bought the HP Touchpad charger mentioned and one of the monoprice USB cables and went from a typical charge rate when docked (using the factory cable and charger) of 450ma to as high as 1.8 amps using the new stuff. So charger and cable do make a difference. Total cost was less than 10 bucks. Bought online at eBay for the charger and direct from monoprice for the cable.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 7 Accessories] el56:
The Monoprice "gold plated ferrite core" version (part 5458 ) is probably a good idea, for six feet or more it's probably a must.

I have the 10' version (part 5459 ). It definitely does not charge as fast as shorter cables but I never expected that it would. I have it because my travel takes me to places where I need it. Like in a tech-hostile hotel room where I use my device as an alarm clock, but the nearest plug is far from the night table.

While a shorter cable is preferable, I saw no real difference between the 3ft and 1.5ft in my own use.

HTH
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Ethere:
Thanks for this. Somehow I lost the original usb cord for my N7, and I was going to order the OEM replacement I found for 14.95. This saved me from having to plunk down the additional dough. Thanks added to original post.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] WraithTDK:
This looks promising. 2 ports, 2.1A each, 4.2A total, up to 20W, good reviews including a video.

I'm experiencing the same power issues; so I'm going to order one and use it with the N7's OEM cable. I'll let you know, but hopes are high :fingers-crossed:

FFS. Never mind. Now it looks like the freaking MUSB port on the tablet is wonky and won't charge unless I apply an unhealthy ammount of downward torque. I'm so sick of the build quality of this stupid thing. I'm just going to buy the stupid dock and charge with the POGO pins.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] WraithTDK:
OK, I got the desktop dock and while it charges, it does so RIDICULOUSLY slowly. I just let it charge for 8 hours and it only charged about 50%. How fast SHOULD it be charging in the dock?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Angus66:
My dock charges as fast - if not faster - than the supplied charger.

Sounds like they're is something wrong with your device.

Sent from my Nexus 7 FHD
[Nexus 7 Accessories] hhwong:
original asus charger and cable, however ever since the 4.3 update ive been having issue with slow charge.

its inconsistance too. sometimes at full speed some times barely charge. tried to revert back to 4.2 didnt really work.....not sure what to do now
[Nexus 7 Accessories] EeeK:
Using my Nexus 7 2012, with a third party 2.1A AC charger and a OEM USB cable it's charges slow, but after changing to the original Asus USB cable provided, it's charges much faster.

Any idea so special about this original cable compared to OEM that it charges better?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] khaytsus:
Nope, your third party cable is just not making good contact, badly made, or the wiring is too thin.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] NYLimited:
Any recommendations for good quality, tested cables 5-6 feet long?

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Any clod can have the facts, but having an opinion is an art.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] khaytsus:
Nonsense.. My Nexus 7 has charged at 30%/hr sometimes in the past. Doesn't always charge fast? Meh, no. But it can.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] el56:
I will join the other response that indicated that it's possible to fully charge an N7 in a few hours. It's further been my experience -- just in real-life use -- that there is indeed a difference in charge speed between standard 500mA (ie, charging from the USB port on a PC) and the higher-grade 2A chargers (I have both the stock Asus charger and a few HP Touchpad ones).

Having said that, I have also seen my N7 losing charge when I use it while plugged in, which agrees with SpokaneNexus' analysis. I'm not sure how to reconcile these two observations, except to wonder if perhaps having the N7's screen on makes a huge difference in its speed of charging.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Scooter30:
Anybody try the Nexus charging accessory from the Google Play store? IDK what is up with my original charger,but it charges slower than a Samsung 1 amp phone charger I have.

https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=nexus_charging_accessory
[Nexus 7 Accessories] nobleman01:
It does matter; if the N7 doesn't "deep sleep" with the screen off, it will never draw enough current to charge it. Why they would design it this way I have no idea.

The "lab engineer" above stated they are trying to use it like a kiosk or register, i.e. screen always on... which maybe is why it was designed this way; to prevent it from being used successfully for business.:eek:
[Nexus 7 Accessories] khaytsus:
Please don't make stuff up.. The Nexus 7 will draw the same amount of current off the charger if it's asleep or awake. The amount of charge going into the battery will of course vary based on how much power the tablet is drawing.

It may exceed that of the charger, therefore continuing to drain the battery. But in more typical cases where the backlight isn't at 100% and the CPU isn't at 100%, it should still charge just fine.

There is something inherently wrong with the N7's charging, it's very very picky, but being asleep has nothing to do with it.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] raylgo:
I found that over time my Nexus 7 is charging slower when connected via USB. The last straw was when it wouldn't even make 10% when turned off after 4 hours and my efforts to turn it on just kept draining battery. It died completely and I guess would only accept a trickle charge after that. Brought it to the service center where they said the USB port was fried (can't rely on them though since they didn't even explain properly) and blamed me for using unofficial chargers (which I never did since I knew unofficial chargers cannot give maximum power to the device).

When I got it back from the service center, I made it a point to look for the official dock and start charging via Pogo pins. They work fine and seem to charge faster than USB. I think there is a bias in my perception though since when I charge via USB, I am also using the device as a reader or for games. When I use the dock, I leave it alone.

I'll try to use it as a desk clock while charging and see if it can still charge with screen on, but SpokaneNexus' conclusion seems spot on with my observation of battery life. I don't really mind though since I bring a power bank wherever I go and I am often near sources of power. It just sucks that the battery of this awesome device doesn't seem to live as long as it should.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] brtb:
On the workbench behind me: 2012 Nexus 7 GSM (tilapia) running CM11, battery down to 3%. Charging off a lab-grade bench power supply set to 5.0v and capable of 6A. Standard 28awg USB cable with data pins shorted at the power supply side. Fluke 187 in the circuit measuring DC current.

Showing a current draw of 0.8190A at the moment and (very slowly) climbing. Not the full 2A the Asus charger is rated for, but it's not stuck at 440ma either. Just turned on the meter's MIN/MAX function and we'll see if it ever hits anything higher overnight.

Edit: Looks like this is very cable dependent. I have two cables that will only charge the N7 at a constant 0.440A no matter what; two others will let it go up to 0.9A. Supposedly they are all simple straight-through 3ft 28AWG cables, just from different manufacturers. Not sure what the difference is yet; I wonder if it has something to do with Micro-USB Pin 4 (ID) or shield connection?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] nobleman01:
Who is making stuff up? Have you tried plugging it into any sort of meter or do you have a wealth of N7's that you've tested with? I won't deny the N7 has hardware issues, but this is always the way it charged.

Use a 3ft 24AWG cable. When you first plug an N7 in it stays at a lower draw as long as its being used.

Once the device goes to sleep, give it time and the draw will almost double. Did it this way on the OEM build and the cyanogenmod build.

After it upgraded to 4.4 I had to reseat the battery before it would behave correctly again; it wouldn't charge even at the half rate I mentioned.

All of this was using a dedicated charging 24AWG cable from ebay, or a monoprice cable shorted out.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] adeebi502:
Sony Chargers

I used the Sony Charger with the Sony cable too (that of my Xperia M) it charged in about 3 1/2 hours.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Headfood:
I have two 1st Gen Nexus 7 tablets and both of them had problems with the stock charger and/or cable. I also have a Asus Transformer T101, the Windows 8 version. I use the charger for it with no problem, in a pinch I've used a smartphone charger and found it takes a very long time to charge the Nexus 7, and creates some unwanted heat.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] el_venga:
another compatible charger is the lg g2/g3 oem. tested it today.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] jonathanhowell:
Rocketfish 2A (OEM) charger - no charge

Apple iPad 2A charger - no charge

HTC 1A charger - charges

This is with various OEM cables. The only thing that makes a difference is when I change the wall wort.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kalipedia:
This Motorola one charges fine and it's under $4.50 shipped: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004EYSKM8/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00

The USB cable that comes with it is short so I also got this 6 foot cable which works (and is $6 shipped with Prime): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004GF8TIK/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i02

Hope that helps...
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Mike Fitz:
Interesting, but it doesn't explain why the OEM cable doesn't work with other chargers but some other cables will, and other cables work fine with the OEM charger.

I agree it's a cable issue, but don't think the length of the connector itself is the issue. More likely is the way current is sent through what pins in the cable/connector relating to the charger.

I have one cable with interchangeable tips that works with all three 2.1A chargers I have (car and travel) and a New Trent battery pack, tried three other regular regular micro USB cables including the OEM cable and none work with any of the chargers except the OEM one.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] vidanay:
I can confirm this adapter works unmodified and my N7 recognizes it as an AC adapter. I don't recall if I bought it from Amazon or not, but they have it available.

http://www.amazon.com/JustWireless-...343392296&sr=8-1&keywords=just+wireless+03104
[Nexus 7 Accessories] brillb:
The "AmazonBasics Wall Charger with USB Outlet (2.1 Amp Output)" does NOT work, either with the factory Nexus 7 cable or any other cable. I was surprised, since this was the only charger I found other than the factory one that would work on my ThinkPad Tablet.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kpjimmy:
Very astute! :cyclops:

I ordered the rosewill 6.5 ft micro cord from newegg.com and is nice an long and is the same length as the stock usb like the OEM N7 cord. 3bux free shipping (USA) cant be beat! :)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812119265
[Nexus 7 Accessories] qoncept:
Have you tried it out yet?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kpjimmy:
Yes. It works with my New Trent 10000mAh (model IMP100P) charger, works to transfer and charge the N7 and also works with the wall charger as well. :highfive:
[Nexus 7 Accessories] demandarin:
Does it charge faster, slower, or about the same a OEM cable?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Pitnefor:
not all chargers are the same and any product is going to have some charging issues when you try and use all these off the wall charges with it. u call them issues but they are more like facts or useful information for people who are cheap asses
[Nexus 7 Accessories] khaytsus:
So it is different. Doesn't mean other cables won't work... :rolleyes: