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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jordanjf86:
Hello I have been a long time Android user on and off from the G1 days. I recently switched to Verizon from tmobile and got an iPhone 4 because best buy had them for fifty bucks. I also was to be honest feeling that with android I constantly has to tweak something to keep it running smoothly. I must say the iPhone is very nice but missing some of the coolness factor of android and I am thinking about exchanging for the galaxy nexus which will be free from best buy. Any thought from previous iPhone users on here that switched to the nexus? Thanks for any and all info and suggestions.
[Nexus 7 General] wurls80:
Hello all!

Having received my Nexus 7 over the weekend I wanted to thank the community for all the help (unwittingly) provided so far. Despite this being my first android device, so far I've taken tentative first steps to getting it doing what I want and:

- rooted the device using the tool kit;

- got flash working (in firefox beta) for iplayer (works with browser in desktop mode only, but I think that's right?)

The intention is to use USB OTG to expand storage capacity and use the tablet for media consumption and connectivity when out and about. So Tasker has been downloaded (to set home and away profiles) and the readthrough on here digested (initially at least!).

Next steps: find a way (automated through Tasker) to allow the tablet to mount our NAS when at home, so that the media plays pick up all the media on it; and determine how to print from the tablet on the networked printer (hosted by the NAS).

Any clues on a smb client that can be automated on Tasker are appreciated, as are good media players with library functionality (hoping XBMC will handle movies in the future, but a good music player would be appreciated) :)

Many thanks once again and I hope that one day through my adventures I might be able to help someone else too.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samekyo:
Hello everyone!

I have just rooted my phone using Toolkit. Followed all the instructions carefully, still after rooting was finished my galaxy keeps freezing (stops to respond) in aboult 10- 15 second after booting it. I can press power button, so the phone turns off (I don't need to keep the button pressed the usual way, it just takes a quick klick on it to do so). If I just keep it on lock screen, animated wallpaper keeps working, but I cannot unlock the phone. I don't know if it is related, but Odin recognises my phone (blue com:id icon, can reboot with toolkit etc), but windows explorer suddenly gives me error on installing drivers and doesn't show device on my computer even if it worked before just right. Please let me know what can I do to fix it!

EDIT:

Tried wipe data / factory reset and wipe cache partition and everything is fine now. Except I need to deal with a completely "new" phone now.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaware:
Yeah happened to me too, although cmw still worked fine so I just flashed a new rom. Works perfectly now I think there must be some sort of bug related with being rooted on the stock rom. Custom stock based roms seem fine, :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LaKraven:
I had a similar issue, and had to use ODIN with the 4.6 CF Root method instead! Mine is a SIM-FREE (Unbranded) UK handset.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Never had a problem using the old method of CF root.

jje
[HTC Amaze 4G] G1Master:
Sorry to bother the community with something thats probably a waste of time. But I need a professionals help/advice. I just recently got the Amaze from a relative and it was on GB when I recieved it. The stock kernel worked just fine, I was able to connect to wifi perfectly with no hassles. But as soon as I recieved the OTA ICS it stopped working.

I did some research and found out the ICS kernels dont like certain settings on WiFi routers, but for the life of me I couldnt find what settings worked. So I decided to S-Off and Root. I installed fauxs kernel at the time which was v008 and everything worked again! Wifi was good but a little spotty at times. But as faux continues to develop awesome kernels the latest just does not work with my wifi router.

Does anyone have any clue on why the kernel does not like my router? I have a DLink, also anyone know how to combine faux kernels v008 to the latest v11. At least I could try to get the modules that worked in v008 and make a hybrid with v11 so I could get the best of both worlds.

Ive actually tried to combine the two kernels in many ways but keep coming up with "WiFi error" when trying to turn it on.

I am certain that some where someone has done this but ive tried Googling it and tried advance searching through XDA but cant find anything that actually helps me understand how to.

Thanks again!

Sam

Sent from my Amaze 4G with S-Off
[HTC Amaze 4G] Double0EK:
Have your tried to setup WiFi Manually? You know type in the network id then password. It should work. That's how I got mine to work with faux latest build.. but I have a netgear router so that could also be a factor. But its worth a shot.
[HTC Amaze 4G] fcpelayo:
Did you copy the modules from version 8 to version 11? Or replace them ?
[HTC Amaze 4G] G1Master:
Actually No I have not tried that. Will do now. I will let you know what happens.

Edit:

So I tried to flash v11 and flashed it twice. Rebooted afterwards. Told the WiFi to forget my router. Did it manually and still the same thing.
[HTC Amaze 4G] G1Master:
Yes I have actually tried to copy the whole Modules folder from v008 to v11 and no go. I get "WiFi Error" once that happens I have to re install the whole rom again.

I even tried to do copy the Modules folder from v008 to Kozmiks kernel, just for sh*ts and giggles. Major fail. Same thing "WiFi Error."

Basically any kernel (even stock) but v008, the WiFi scans connects to my router. Go to test it out . Google page loads about 1/4th of the way and just chokes.
[HTC Amaze 4G] G1Master:
Wow 164 reviews and only 2 ppl have tried to help. Thanks XDA.
[HTC Amaze 4G] KnowledgeBroker:
hey, I tried to help in your other thread.. the kind of security you are using on your router(there are so many options, some of which android just can't handle), the kind of router.. there are so many factors involved that may be the issue.

We can try to help you out, but besides switching modules from the version of the kernel that is working for you to the newest release, the "why" is beyond anyone but a kernel dev.. there's only so much the community can do.
[HTC Amaze 4G] aznvi3tric3guy:
I don't know if this would help but maybe if you change the broadcast channel on your router perhapsk
[HTC Amaze 4G] invisiblefire101:
Flash 8 thru 11 cuz 8 was messy n 9 was good but 10went back to stock module's,n 11 its the good one
[HTC Amaze 4G] G1Master:
SBD I did thank you though sir. Everyone thank you for your information as well. I'm just going to give up on it really. Ive tried many ways to configure my router. Ive reset the whole router more than 10 times back to Default settings and messed with the settings in every way possible.

The D-Link Dir-601 is old anyways perhaps I just need a new router. Just doest make sense on why one kernel works and One version of the phone works as well. Stock GB or Modded GB from NRG works. ICS just doenst like it for one reason or another.

I think ive managed to make a hyrbrid of V8 and V11 faux123 kernels. Combined moduels and the zImage from the Kernel folder as well. Some how the zImage made it bootable. Not sure if in V11 kernel makes the cpu1 go offline. but it does. Ill let ya'll know what happens

Thread can be closed
[Windows 8 General] lacer4576:
Aside from waiting for official drivers, does anybody know a way to turn off "tap-to-click?" I have an Acer Aspire One, and W8 runs great, but tap-to-click is a pain. I have installed official W7 drivers, and everything works great, except when I try to change tap-to-click in the mouse options I get an error.

"Windows Shell Common Dll has stopped working."

Any ideas?
[Windows 8 General] glennexpert:
On X-drivers you can find the driver release: elan 10.6.9.9 which is fully compatible. Or first hit in google when querying "elan 10.6.9.9"
[Windows 8 General] Onethirtytwo:
Did this work for anyone? I've tried this and still have the same issue as the OP.
[Windows 8 General] glennexpert:
Make sure you have the proper driver active in device manager. Manually remove the ps2 embedded driver. It is working on both my laptops and a friends one.
[Windows 8 General] Onethirtytwo:
Odd the only driver I have under my Mouse is "ELAN PS/2 Port Input Device", but still when I try and load the settings to enable two finger tap right clicking it get the command shell error - this is legit version of win 8 and the 10.6.9.9
[Windows 8 General] glennexpert:
Just checked something. On my aspire one , when I click the taskbar icon it goes directley to the touchpad config and no windows device dialog is opened. I will post some screens of my config later this evening.
[Windows 8 General] Onethirtytwo:
Alright thank you! :good:
[Windows 8 General] SamuelDebruyn:
Also give us the exe/zip with your drivers please :)
[Windows 8 General] SamuelDebruyn:
I found a working touchpad driver for ElanTech touchpads. Just double click the system tray icon to go into the settings.

Go to the Asus support site and select a recent notebook like the S46CM with Windows 7 x64 (http://support.asus.com/download.aspx?SLanguage=en&p=3&s=435&m=S46CM&os=&hashedid=vxr7O9ZbnWI09JJm)
[Windows 8 General] Onethirtytwo:
Thank you!! It works =)!

Although there are no multi-finger options to change :X, but its a step in the right direction ha!

If you'd like try these drivers http://www.station-drivers.com/page/elantech.htm - Seems someone else is having luck with these, but for me this shows absolutely no options for anything.
[Windows 8 General] glennexpert:
Driver pack + screenshot in att.

http://www.multiupload.be/D2YC7UTWHL
[Windows 8 General] johnlicoski1204:
No Gestures

The first touchpad driver gave me a blank window and the second didn't respond.

Microsoft is gunna have a hard time with touch pads :-/
[Windows 8 General] glennexpert:
Like I already said, use the trayicon to open the config screen. Don't go through the drive settings.
[Windows 8 General] ShotSkydiver:
Going through the trackpad icon just leads to the main mouse control panel, no matter if I left or right click on it. Tried with the driver you just posted, stock Asus drivers, and stock Samsung ELAN drivers. All do the same thing and crash with the "common dll has stopped working" error.
[Windows 8 General] Onethirtytwo:
Anyone know if there are any new drivers that have been released? Since we are nearing the official launch - in just a few days.

( I had given up searching for a fully functional drivers and decided to wait until the actual release )
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
This kernel is pretty slick, tested a previous version of it, nothing but good things to say of it, hit thanks on your way to flash this.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
Same to all your projects pio_masaki! I always hit the "thanks" for you too buddy! BTW, the kernel you have been testing is the equivalent in the downloads section to the "default", you may want to take a stab at the "autogroup" kernel. I have been testing it with great responsiveness. Also added in SIO and tweaked some timings/voltages in the new downloads. Glad to hear you have had good results thus far :D
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
Yup I have every intention of banging that new kernel, waiting a minute while I build yet another CM10 for further testing of the autobrightness levels, added a couple more slots into the array, should have it nailed this time.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
Was really curious to see how BFS performed with Jelly Bean /ICS either one, but i've not had any luck with getting BFS to run stable so I removed it from my kernel tree for the time being. If i can get a full port to the grouper tree with all our device sources, I'm pretty confident I can get a newer revision of BFS to working. From most of my experience with other devices and other x86 systems though, the BFS doesn't out perform Autogroup anyway, but its mostly just curiosity that makes me want to go through all the trouble of getting it working with tegra2. On another note, I'm not sure why but regardless of the kernel or configuration I use Jelly Bean seems to have a weaker performance in any benchmark than the same kernel/configuration used in ICS. I'm yet to figure out where the bottleneck is in JB. (testing with linpack, quadrant, antutu benchmark all produce lower scores than with ICS) The thing that is most important to me is the actual user experience and feel that you get and not some benchmark score.. I can say that JB is very smooth and the scores don't mean nothing if you don't look at them!!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] das_webos_transformer:
Awesome kernel! Seems stable enough, audio also works

sent from my A1/500 Iconia slab of awsomeness
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] tidewaterns:
Every time I download the zip file and try to flash it I get a Failed message. I am using TWRP to flash with.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Fransis88:
download it again
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
In TWRP do you have MD5 verification enabled? If you do then it should work after you turn that off, the zip file is signed with SignAPK.jar so it should work without any issues. I have personally flashed both to my device using TWRP. If you are using adb through TWRP to push the .zip then you shouldn't be pushing it to /sdcard/ in recovery the proper location for internal storage is /data/media/ so if you have pushed it to /sdcard/ in adb then it will exist in a directory where permissions aren't accurate for the loader. Push with adb to /data/media if in recovery, or push to /sdcard/ if pushing with adb while your tablet is booted to Android OS.

If for some reason the .zip files are corrupted on github for other users please let me know and I will recompile, recompress, resign, and reupload.. Thanks
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
Francis88: I assume the zip files flashed ok for you? Anyone else having problems?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] das_webos_transformer:
Mine works fine. Flashed with twrp. Of course, I cleared dalvik before I flashed. The rebooted. Works fine.

sent from my A1/500 Iconia slab of awsomeness
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
I really don't like flashing from internal, and twrp, at least 2.1.1, says sdcard for whatever one is mounted. Keep that in mind when flashing in twrp. I think 2.2 says sdc instead. Also in jellybean it goes to storage/sdcard0 for internal sdcard1 for external sdcards. You can probably still use the old paths but those are the correct paths for jellybean.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] das_webos_transformer:
I copy everything to my SD card. You can flash from it.

Actually, I've only ever flashed from internal once, it was jb gapps

sent from my A1/500 Iconia slab of awsomeness
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
Well I'm not saying you can't its more of a personal call to never store stuff I don't want to lose on internal, especially since it gets wiped when I wipe for testing.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
I think there may be some confusion when I say "internal" and "/sdcard" Assuming that one doesn't have an external sdcard, then /sdcard would be internal storage while in android OS (meaning ICS, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Jellybean, etc), and that same path would be /data/media while in TWRP/CWM (Recovery mode). I've never had my external sdcard (removable one) to mount at /sdcard or /mnt/sdcard on my a100 so I assumed it was safe to recommend flashing from there as I have never had any issues with it, but like I mentioned in the previous post, /sdcard is only your internal user storage while booted into Android OS and not while in Recovery, while in Recovery the symlink doesn't exist so the right location is /data/media..

If anyone isn't familiar with the hierarchical file system and the mount points for their device, then I strongly encourage them NOT to use experimental ROMS, Kernels, etc. including this one. The kernel is a very critical part of the software on the device, and without a working kernel, you WILL NOT have a working device. So if something happens that you don't have the original kernel backed up and a way to flash it, or a full backup that you can access from recovery, then testing experimental kernels is like playing with fire..

A soft brick is highly possible if you obtain: A) the wrong kernel for your device B) a corrupted download kernel -OR - C) An experimental kernel that may be misconfigured or contain "bad" source code. << All of these can be repaired easily from recovery if you have a known good version to restore from, but if you have trouble flashing one kernel that is known to flash successfully for others, then what happens when you get the Fail message when trying to restore your working kernel/system??

Hope nobody takes this the wrong way, just trying to look out for people before things go bad. Good luck..
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
I have never had to wipe the internal user storage AKA /data/media & /sdcard while testing any build, Of course it would be very easy to mess things up and accidentally wipe it from recovery, but I've never ran into any issues needing my internal SD wiped (so far).

Pio_masaki you could be talking about something else by internal storage though? Like /system or / or somewhere other than /data/media, /mnt/sdcard[0-] ?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
No I mean internal SD. I fully wipe /data including /data/media. Occasionally I dd zero them all too.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] tidewaterns:
I do not have MD5 verification enabled. Every time I try to flash it gets to the Verifying partition sizes then I get a failed in red on the screen.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
I would redownload, that's usually a cause if everything else is good. Any error message, like status 7?

Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] tidewaterns:
I finally got it installed and I overclocked it to 1504 mhz . Thanks for your help!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
You score higher if you were just running certain tests, for instance if I ran a custom benchmark only on CPU, my score would have been 7000~ I don't see nobody getting a 5900 runing all of the benchmarks in quadrant on an A100. Maybe a 5900 In AntuTu Benchmark?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Mordak:
Is this still based on the Linux 2.6.x kernel or not? I am just wondering if we'll see any Linux Kernel 3.0.x in the future?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
Bits of the hardware we have are still based from the only 2.6 sources we have, the mainline sources are linux 3.5.0, that's why you have things like cleancache and zcache. So litteraly the v2.0 kernel is linux-3.5 with some hardware drivers ported into mainline as well as some other android specifics not included in mainline.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] das_webos_transformer:
I didn't surpass the transformer prime although I did pass the atrix

sent from my sexy-a$$-iconia tab
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] billquinn1:
EDIT... I found the description link on your Sig. That's the info I need.

Is there a thread about your Rom somewhere? I see it at goo but can't find any description of it.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Romman0:
Yeah, I'm getting about 3850 with wds's cm10, gm2.0 kernel, @ 1.5ghz.

Edit: with 20% zram
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] -DarkKnight-:
I'll give you a screenie of something close (5700 ish dont have the 5900 screen)

Are you using xtreme clocked at max performance

I get 7145 in antutu

Sent from the My Little Pony Official App
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] billquinn1:
I have a couple of things that don't seem quite right. I will need to try them on a different rom since the Goddroid rom is the first time I have tried this kernel.

First, sometimes the back button sort of sticks, making a horrible noise for a few seconds instead of just the normal knock noise. Second, I don't think this kernel ever sleeps. If I press the on / off to just turn off the screen, it will be dead in just a few hours. In fact it is difficult to get it back on. Sort of a sleep of death thing.

I will try to get a logcat and then go to a straight CM kernel and test the differences.

Of course I am not complaining and appreciate the obvious hard work that went into both the kernel and the Rom.

My setup is

A100

Goddroid B2 rom

no change to overclock settings

twrp recovery

EDIT.... I tried a few things and the logcat gave me nothing special. I turned off WIFI and this solved the battery drain issue (lost 4 percent in 8 hours). I have not been able to reproduce the button stick issue but I will continue looking at it.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] ilyuha1108:
Hey! I like your Kuroikaze based builds. Hope you'll go on developing this rom. I have some suggestions:

- Please, add HDMI audio, it is so simple :)

- Can you add a effect when i turn my tablet to sleep? When I did on ICS it was smooth switchin off screen, but now it is very fast, no animations :P

- Can you add a setting to control switchins in status bar like plane mod, bluetooth, wifi etc. I for example don't use bluetooth at all, I don't need that switch :-\

Cheers!

Sent from my A100
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
I personally have never hooked up the hdmi on my A100 as I don't own the mini HDMI converter cable, but I would be willing to add the fix if I knew exactly what needed to be done. About the control switches, as far as I knew they were there you just have to configure them in Settings, but I'll look into it and see if I can figure out what needs to be done for you to see the controls by default.

**Edit the Widgets on the notification bar can be configured in Settings > System > Notification Drawer > Widget Buttons if they aren't working properly then I'd think it is possible to be a bug in CM sources, as none of this pertains to any of the a100/t20 specifics for device behavior.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
They are there but don't seem to function, at least they don't in kuroikaze, though the same source they do work on the thrive, it may be something with how we have tablet ui going.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
And I also notice that one of the files we have modified received an update from upstream today, PhoneWindowManager.java I re-applied the patch to it, we'll see if it changes anything now. The entire UI could be broke in this build I have toasting at the moment.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] -DarkKnight-:
Anyone having this? Battery life seems pretty terrible on 2.0

I'm on 1000-216 lulzactive
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
Looks like 3 boots or power offs and a lot of WiFi and screen on time. I'd blame booting + maybe screen brightness.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
It's not the kernel, I had my tablet completely in sleep mode for 2 days, it had 88% battery when I laid it down, turned it back on and it was at 67% I don't think that is too bad myself, Maybe you should check your settings to see that you have it that Wifi, Bluetooth, GPS etc get turned off when in sleep mode. If you leave any of them on while sleeping, of course the battery will drain..

**Edit: It might be worth noting that there hasn't been ANY code changes in v2.0 that would effect the battery life. If this is happening for you with v2.0 then it happened with v1.6 also and probably happens with stock, as I haven't made any attempts at hacking the suspend/sleep and battery operations.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] ilyuha1108:
HDMI Audio fix is available in A500 CyanogenMod thread by wds.

Sent from my A100
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] linuxsociety:
Care to provide the url to that thread? I'm sure there are tons of threads i'd have to filter through to find it, it would be even better to give a direct URL to the exact POST that explains the fix, and I WILL incorporate the fix in B5 if no other issues arise.