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[Eee Pad Transformer General] drkdragonarcher:
Bought mine off a friend about a year ago for real cheap with the dock and it was absolutely perfect for taking notes in class. So much lighter than lugging a laptop to class. Only trouble I ever had with mine was knocking the headphone jack loose so I can't use headphones in it any more (resorted to using a bluetooth set) but that was my own fault for being a klutz and knocking it over with a plug in (fell to the ground onto the plug) and one of my volume buttons sometimes would stick. Since I saw brightness and outdoors being mentioned, I used mine all summer, outside, inside, and didn't have a problem with the brightness.

Just recently started to fool around with different ROMs. Right now I've got the No-name linaro CM10.1 release with K.A.T. kernel and it's running great. Had Rayman's version but it seemed to run my battery down real quick but doesn't seem to be a problem on No-name so I think I'm sticking with that.

All in all, I'd recommend it as a decent tablet. It's durable and works well.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jahjah440:
Just bought a tf101 with dock for 250. I hope I like it!

Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch running Calkulins 3.0 El26 with a dollop of Ice Cream
[Eee Pad Transformer General] neofreek01:
ive had m tf101 for about 15 months now and have absolutely loved it, i have used several other tablets while owning this and never saw anything in any of them that was incredibly much better than the tf101. But i do have to say that with as much of a good experience as ve had with the tf101 its hard to believe that others had so much problems.

I use mine everywhere i go and i do mean everywhere, most people who know me will tell ya my tablet is attached to me always. i have used it overclocked to 1.4 or 1.5 ghz almost the entire time ive had it, this fact alone made me think it would be fried by now but it still runs just as good even better than the day i got it. now i never used it stock so i couldnt begin to know how it worked stock but i wouldnt use any android stock so that s my experience , a very very good one. i am still hard pressed to want to replace it the other tablets out there just dont have the functionality that this has with all the ports the dock and especially the dev support////////

THANKS DEVS
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jimnutt:
I'm quite happy with mine, I picked it up last week for $163 on clearance at a warehouse club. Rooted and flashed EOS 4 with the KAT kernel and it's quite nice.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] htchd2fix:
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

me too i prefer a stable ics to a still unstable JB....

try the ENERGIZER ROM ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1970330) .... with costum ICS kernel v.25...( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1565519) .and then you tell the difference...your tablet can fly.......
[Eee Pad Transformer General] glange65:
"Wow, I had no idea worthless piece of garbage is one word."

IT IS!!! When you're that frustrated...it all blends together. Phonetically something like "wor-th-les-peas-ov-gar-baj" (Gotta laugh at it all)

"My warranty has been out for 8 months and it is still running Android 4.2.2 just as smoothly as a Nexus 7 or Nexus 10. IMO, it is a solid device."

That's great! Interestingly, I've gone back to the device repair shops I trust, and inspected my tablet, and NONE were interesting in buying for parts, because they have so many stocked up already. This is only heresay, but the techs all agree it wasn't built well and ASUS devices in general have a much higher fail rate. No facts, just some experienced opinions for what they are worth. Could also be due to the more pure Google OS, without the ASUS tinkering and bloatware.

Also, I was amazed when I opened up the device at how flimsy the connections and internal build was. Seriously put together in some places with tape and loose clips. maybe they are all like this, but one fall to the floor and the thing could easily stop functioning.

"If I were buying today, I do not think I would spend more than $150 on the tablet, or $250 if it comes with a keyboard dock myself, I would get a newer tablet."

I agree. Just got a Samsung galaxy Tab 1, 7 inch on ebay, and the set up and operation so far are fantastic. MUCH better than the previous ASUS device, although I admit I miss the keyboard.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] pauroX:
Just got mine last month, cheap used thing with dock. It's my 3rd droid, my 1st root, using EOS4 JB + KAT Kernel. It is fast....very fast (at least compared to the stock ICS or even JB 4.1.1 on my samsung tab2 7) :victory:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] talman26:
Im in medschool and i use the tablet for not taking, studying, bringing it to lab, etc. I also rooted and put EOS4 JB 4.2.2 on it and it is really fast and super stable.No problems with it at all. Also bought a nifty case on amazon for it to cover the tablet and dock together.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] lavier:
Ma friend recently attained a HD2 from some relative ....... For.some.reason it.was.not.booting........ But it was loading into magldre....... He gave it to some repair shop and they are sayin that .... That flashed the phone with some Rom and all of the flashing is sucessful but the phone is not booting into that Rom...... Does ny1 of u kno What seems to be the problem???
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mengfei:
if it's bootin into magldr try out those SD-roms

check-out the link the below :cowboy:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nigeldg:
Just follow this guide. You've already got the prerequisites of HSPL and MAGLDR. Flash CWM and a ROM. It should be fairly simple to understand.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] albertwertz:
This is a demonstration I did of the Samsung Original Galaxy Navigation Vehicle Mount.

Very stable, decent price.

$49.99

Comes with Charged, mount for dash or glass and Fully Adjustable!

Video Demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81vBTq5doc0

Can be purchased directly from cell carrier and shipped free if ordered instore.

http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/ECS-K200BEGSTA
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Ravin_Dave:
Nice vid mate. What case is that BTW ?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] B1GPUN:
That dock is smooth looking. Might have to pick one of those up. Good video, thanks.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] albertwertz:
Here is the case I have: http://www.amazon.com/Kickstand-Hyb...86218&sr=8-46&keywords=samsung+galaxy+s3+case

I would not recommend it unless you are looking for the cheapest thing out there with the highest impact resistance. It is very difficult to remove, the outer gel doesnt line up exactly with the inner hard case. It reminded me of the otterbox cases for the 3gs Iphone, but it is made very cheaply. You can even find some for a penny plus shipping on amazon. People are trying to get rid of them. Not bad price if you are willing to pay a penny plus shipping ;)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] pmpntl:
Work with Garmin/17mm Ball mount?

Anyone know if this works with a ball mount (Garmin-style) or 17mm ball mount???
[Galaxy S III Accessories] rlatjs17:
Phew... Looks nice and sturdy but the price is driving me away.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] htcsnap93:
its only 25€ here in the stores, might get it from ebay?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] shanky887614:
£17 from amazon.co.uk

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-Galaxy-In-Car-Vehicle-Dock/dp/B007Y94CPO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1348260364&sr=8-1

fits perfectly with s3 encased in a galaxy defender and still plenty of cases for any other case
[Galaxy S III Accessories] psychedelicNerd:
Exomount White

I have one of these and it looks sexy in my car. Holds S3 just fine and is generic.

http://www.exogear.com/products-exomount-car-mount-holder.html
[Galaxy S III Accessories] A|ex:
posted about this before on my s2 this is great
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nocturnal86:
I bought a used nexus its in great condition everything works but the buyer didnt tell me it was rooted already. Thats fine cause i was going to but i wanted to learn the ropes myself. So is there anyone to get back to 100% stock? He flashed a CWM too. I just want to do it myself. And is there anyway to wipe format the internal memory aswell? Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bgdxv:
you can use this guide : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626895

even if you don't want to convert and already have yakju or takju, this is the way you can go back to pure stock
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Yup this guide is the way to go. Flash the "takju" images. There's full 4.1.1 images now too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nocturnal86:
Thanks guys i have a usa gsm model and I guess i looked around and found out a way to wipe the internal data with those tools so i think im good and im kinda getting the hang of using the tool kit. But the phone has 4.1 i wanted to install rooted 4.1.1 is that possible? or how would i go about doing that? Thanks alot for your quick and helpful responses!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Don't use a toolkit. Follow that guide posted. That guide will wipe the device completely and put you on 100% stock 4.1.1. If you want root, you can follow the last part of the guide, which has a step-by-step routine to root also.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nocturnal86:
Why shouldnt i use the tools? they seem pretty straight foward is there something bad about them? But Im finally going to get a chance to follow that guide hopefully and go to 4.1.1 and then root it cause i just want root right now for back up purposes. But thans for the info!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
The tools aren't inherently bad, but they're kind of a "black box" to new users, where they put their phone in and it comes out rooted/flashed. The issue occurs when something goes wrong, and the user doesn't know why because they don't understand the procedure, and they can't reverse engineer what happened to fix it. So what they end up doing is coming and posting threads, etc.

If they were doing it the "real" (manual) way, via Fastboot, they'd know what was going on and have a better understanding of what they're doing to their phone. Because we have a Nexus, there's really no reason not to just use Fastboot because it's the tool that Google gives us. You own a ~$650 (much cheaper now w/ the Play Store, but still) device, why not spend 15 minutes learning how to work with it properly?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nocturnal86:
I can understand that and i usually do want to learn the ropes but i was kind of thrust into the middle cause i bought a used nexus and it was rooted and had CWM 6 flashed to it so I am just trying to figure things out a bit or at least go back to Full stock and no recovory flashed so i can learn the ropes myself and flash recoverys myself if needed and i want to get 4.1.1 and root it myself. If possible can i use the tools to just go to stock and then learn the manual ways from there? I got adb and the fastboot.exe finally so i never had that or new i needed it and when i first used the toolkit to wipe my sd I think it installed some drivers that the tool kit told me to which im hoping are correct. I really hate to ask questions unless its needed and i apprecieate it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
The guide that was linked earlier is extremely simple to follow. It breaks everything down step by step, and you will be fully stock.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scarface2283:
Hi to all,

Is there someone on this forum from Turin or near it that could help me to go back to stock version on my Samsung S2?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilometers4:
Go to www.sammobile.com download your stock firmware and flash through odin.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] guardianali:
I can access the card with root explorer. I can see media on it. But i cant save to it on some apps. Apps that capture pics or save stuff..in options allows you to choose directory you want to save in. But it stays in internal storage only.

I cant go up to main system root directory to choose the external card for a folder location...

Is there a way to do it?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mav3rick478:
From what I've read it has to do with the way ICS handles everything which sucks not the phone itself. If I had known that only certain apps like the camera can save content to the external sd card I would've bought the 32gb version of the S3. Instagram saves to internal memory and so does Evernote which is going to turn into a hassel quickly for me and a lot of people.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] badseed767:
Look in the Galaxy SII forums for an app called Directory Bind. I think I read somewhere else it's working on the GS3...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] EFighter:
Thanks.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] StNickZA:
<rant>

I just accidentally formatted my 32GB microSD card and lost a cr4pload of important data because CWM and CyanogenMod have opposing views on which mountpoint to use for internal/external storage. I knew this going in, and I took a chance when formatting so I'm not blaming anyone here but myself. However, GODDAMMIT I wish someone would pick a standard and STICK with it. I see that in CM10 now, we have sdcard0/sdcard1. I wonder if CWM will follow suit...?

</rant>
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] msedek:
Get your sd card out of the phone and plug it into your pc.. There's loads of tools to recover your data intact

Just Google some... As for that issue well I have 3 android devices the only 1 with this issue its note.. What I do its to create 2 empty folders called AAAAEXTSD and ZZZZEXTSD so when ever I gotta do stuff from where ever or to where ever I know Wich memory I'm on..

Just a workaround :)

Enviado desde mi GT-N7000 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] StNickZA:
Thanks dude. I used Recuva and managed to get SOME data back, but half of it was incomplete (probably Recuva's fault).

The problem with your workaround is that you have no way of seeing what is on the sdcard from CWM.

Storage in general seems to be ... strange. Even in CM9 itself unter Settings -> Storage, there is only one format option. It says "Format SD Card", but it appears under the "Internal Storage" header. God knows which memory that actually formats; I'm not about to try it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] @denny:
i always take out my external sd before i do any formatting in cwm..pain in the arse but its foolproof:)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] dr.ketan:
Best n safe way to format sd card is to connect to pc as mass storage and format

@op

Search undelete application from market, if you cant get, search 'root call blocker' and find appl developed by same developer.

If this can help to recover data.
[HTC Sensation] lucianohcc:
Hello, I post here from Argentina, because as I have not needed the 10 posts I can not post in the section of the creator, someone knows why the mod Leedroid v 4.3 on ARHD 6.7.1 I get error of Sense HTC?
[HTC Sensation] ziddey:
NO
[HTC Sensation] Locheed:
leedroid tweaks isn't compatible with new 3.33 based roms. There is a new port from Jonny that should work. Check leedroid tweaks thread with details.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] johndv:
I am rooted and using CM9 with baseband i535VRLF2

Earlier today, my phone lost signal and upon restart i got a "Unfortunately, com.android.phone has stopped" error.

So I flashed baseband i535VRLG1 and still nothing.

I have no mobile signal and I kinda stumped.

Ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
I always used Franco and now there is volume bug, then I tried Glados and noticed it has few bugs as well, Morfic was good but for some reason I couldn't change colors ......any other kernels for ICS ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Stock. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kcm117:
^Try the one that comes with your phone.....aka stock :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] al_madd:
Stock..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
+1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vkamicht:
I'll use stock the day it has color controls! Until then, leankernel seems to be working well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
I'll use stock the day I can get at 1400mhz with color controls.

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
Yeah stock is nice but I need color control. And I understand all the bugs but development on ICS looks like stopped and all stable builds are not that stable. Anyone use Morfic? Why cant I change colors?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Fugumod

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
i'll give it a try
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Jame Bond kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
no gamma tuning in this kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
no gamma tuning in this one either
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
I see now.....u need app for Triniti kernel to change colors. Will use this kernel for now
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
you can do it via terminal too, you dont need the app. but the app makes things much easier and it supports a wonderful developer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
No, there isn't. Stock has been vetted/ doesn't change a ton so it's not going to be super buggy but all software will always have bugs.

With the kernels out now you get consistent development/ changes. That's why there are bugs, but you also get consistent bugfixes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Yes, there is, just not the same implementation than francos or glados. James Bond kernel has the same implementation, afaik.

Objective: support cm gamma controls.

Read the thread, theres an app that allows control of fugumod in a GUI.

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
Well I am using Trinity now with app. So far works great. No sound bug found in Franco, no WiFi and vibration bug I found in Glados.

I guess the good thing is that I ended up purchasing all 3 kernel tweaking apps to support the devs. Will have a choice when I switch to JB some day
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] colingpt:
impossible forever!

We are human, there are always mistakes we make.:o:)
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
For warranty purposes. External speaker stopped working

Hboot reads unlocked (yes, I know I should not have done this)

Vigor PVT Eng S-off RL

HBoot 2.11.2005

Radio .0.95.00.1118r/0.95/00.1223r

I tried to go to RUU

RUU_Vigor_VERIZON_WWE_2.01.605.11_Radio_RS_0.95.00.1123r_3161E_9K_QMR_release_233635_signed.exe

Still says Eng so I don't think I can S-On

FYI. I can't post in the S-on forum, just yet.

Thanks
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
anyone?
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
re-ran the ruu

now it says Vigor PVT ENG S-OFF RL

HBOOT 2.11.2005 (PH98100000)
[HTC Rezound] darkjedi7:
You could check out this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1612937&highlight=s-off+return+to+s-on.

---------- Post added at 01:49 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:14 AM ----------

Have you tried relocking the bootloader then flashing the RUU to see if that gets the stock h-boot back?
[HTC Rezound] topgun1953:
Can't you lock the bootloader, run the RUU, and then write the secure flag s-on??? I've never done it, but I think that is the correct path.:D
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
Run the RUU for Gingerbread and then type into fastboot

fastboot oem writesecureflag 3
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
Okay, I relocked and am RUU twice.

Reads

Relocked

Vigor PVT ENG S_OFF RL

HBOOT - 2.11.2005(PH9810000)

Emmc-boot

dec 21 2011

Am I stock Hboot?
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
No it still says eng... Look for the stock hboot. Pm con247 or something
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
All the stock firmwares are in the firmware combo thread in the dev section.
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
Then yeah look there lol
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
Just flashed firmware. Now says the original post. UGH.
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
So still says eng?
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
Yes it does
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
Well if you're returning it I guess it won't matter if it's bricked....
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
Returning for speaker issues. not charging issues (like my first rezound before even rooting). So it does need to turn on.
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
Idk what to tell u then... I mean I would just try running the writesecureflag command since it's going back anyways but if you want it to turn on still, I guess you could just leave it s-off because some come stock that way
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
Well I reset back to stock and nothing.
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
What do you mean?
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
factory reset. Now it is really acting funny. I can boot into Hboot and the phone runs through stock recovery everytime I power down. ie, set up.

I am trying to get into recovery, but it won't let me. I know its not bricked as this happened before. It just won't let me flash recovery now.

I need to get into recovery to try the RUU again and factory reset. But it is still on the firmware.
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
Got recovery back on
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
Says

Vigor PVT ship-S-off RL

I am good!!!!
[HTC Rezound] con247:
Now just s on
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
That's

fastboot OEM writesecureflag 3

in case u were wondering
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dennisjehz:
Hello, if i do a reset inside the OS, will this wipe and delete the cache same way as a hard reset with the physical buttons?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d4fseeker:
Yes. But both do not only delete the cache but everything on your phone's internal storage.

It's noteworthy that CWM (the alternative Recovery) keeps the /sdcard folder intact
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dennisjehz:
So if i understand this right, both ways, like, the usual inside the android OS itself, on the S3, or the reset trough physical buttons, both delete the cache aswell?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] non1oson:
can someone please explain a full wipe - when asked in a rom thread that you need to do a full wipe. what is that?

do you do it in CWM only, no where else?

- wipe data/factory reset then

- wipe cache partition then

- wipe dalvick cache

that's it? that's considered a full wipe? because I was reading and something said if coming over to xxxx rom from aokp do a full wipe.

tbh I've already changed roms but I hard bricked my last phone not knowing things like this. lol

thanks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eksasol:
Yes that is a full wipe, but "wipe data/factory reset" is enough, no need for the other two.

Also if you just flash a wrong rom, I doubt your last phone is hard bricked. You can donate it to me.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] non1oson:
thanks for the answer.

with my galaxy note I installed a stock ss firmware via odin, installed CWM and then flashed aosp without wiping or anything. phone couldn't get into recovery, download or turn on. jigs didn't work and a shop also couldn't get it back into download or recovery.

so no signs of life, I've already sent it overseas for warranty, sorry mate :p

I ended up getting an s3 till note2 comes out. but I heard the note2 will only have 512mbs of more ram than the s3, and it won't be quadcore. if these are true I'll probably torch all my samsung devices and get apple products -_-
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guruuno:
Nexus 7, rooted, back to OEM/Stock~~factory, prior to rooting, read all available documentation regarding backups, said everything was on Google "cloud".....now that I am OEM w/root, how do I get back everything I setup installed and configured for the last week?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brianjr1:
If I understand the process correctly - it saves settings regarding Google services. That is apps such as Currents, Play Store, Google Now, etc. It shouldn't backup things such as random app data (IE Angry Birds) - you'll need to use a third party app such as Titanium Backup or App2Zip. For a full system image of apps/settings you'll have to do a nandroid backup through a recovery program (IE ClockworkMod).

Hope that cleared things up a bit. You're gonna be SOL for most of your stuff for this time, but for next time just make sure to double and triple check everything because backups make the going-to-stock process so much nice :D