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[Defy General] mothy1025:
Nothing to worry

Your phone is out of juice just charge the battery by putting it in other phone(defy) or get a charger you can charge directcly you battery...The charger looks like in attachment..i dont its name.. leave the battery to charge for 1 hr...then simple steps. boot loader >RSD will detect>seletct the latest Sbf (GB kernel) not froyo.>flash it>boot it >root it>2nd init>flash the rom you want (GB kernel) Enjoyyyyyy....
[Defy General] remix96:
Yes, i got an image like this.

If i connect the phone to usb at pc, the led white shows up and, after 10 minutes, if i longpress power button the phone boot up wiht only 5% of charge, but after a minute it shut down by its self.

So, i must buy a charger or a new battery?

P.S. I tried to wipe data/cache from stock recovery, but the phone not charge.
[Defy General] remix96:
Thank for you useful suggestion :)
[Defy General] Sir Flashalot:
Did you try mine?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30085407&postcount=9
[Defy General] remix96:
Btw, i have a question. To use McGyver method i need defy' s usb cable, or i can use any usb cable, from other phone?
[Defy General] Sir Flashalot:
No the one about kickstarting the Defy.
[Defy General] remix96:
Can i kickstart Defy to bootloader, and then to RDS, with low battery (5%) ?
[Defy General] Sir Flashalot:
It's worth a try.
[Defy General] Siben Nayak:
Charger

As i said..get a universal cell phone battery charger rather than getting a new battery...:cowboy:
[Defy General] ddlange:
Bootmenu

try to get into or try to get it in place, from there ur saved

wipe all caches fs/d reset, flash froyo kernel, flash cm7.2
[Defy General] remix96:
:victory: Thanks, i' ve followed your advice, after flash cm7.2 i' ve reboot my phone, and it charged normally :victory:

And thanks to everybody who has responded me :)

P.S. Sorry for my english.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] czette26:
Please help.. my galaxy mini got stucked with black screen and still had backlight. after flashing it on 2.3.6.. what should I do? I can't even go to download mode and can't detect my phone via odin or kies.. Thanks in advance..
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Messi10:
did u flash 2.3.6 propably ???

if no ur phone is hard bricked:(:crying::crying:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] RawrDinosaurs<3:
seems like a hard brick, sorry to disappoint you :(
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] moayad albalawi:
You say there is backlight then your phone is soft or semi hard bricked and in this case try this

1-remove battery

2-press home+vol down+power and insert battery while pressing

Then your phone must go to download mode if it didn't then try USB jeg and if the jeg didn't work then go to service center
[LG Nitro HD] CyanogenMod:
CyanogenMod is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.

#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you.
*/

CyanogenMod is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. CyanogenMod does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.

All the source code for CyanogenMod is available in the CyanogenMod Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to CyanogenMod, please visit out Gerrit Code Review. You can also view the Changelog for a full list of changes & features.

Instructions:

First time flashing CyanogenMod 9.0 your device, or coming from another ROM?

Root the device and install ClockworkMod Recovery. Instructions are available here.

Perform a NANDroid backup of your current ROM.

Format the system, data & cache partitions of your device.

Perform a factory reset.

Flash CyanogenMod.

Optional: Install the Google Apps addon package.

Upgrading from earlier version of CyanogenMod 9?

Perform a NANDroid backup of your current ROM.

Flash CyanogenMod (your Google Apps will be backed up & restored automatically).

Issues?

Experience issues? Please provide the following info to our bug tracker:

If the device was hard reboot, please provide the file "/proc/last_kmsg".

If the device was soft reboot or is "bootlooping", please run a logcat and provide the full output.

Please use Pastebin when possible.

Download Links:

CyanogenMod:

Latest version p930: cm-9.0.0

Download: link

Mirror: link

MD5sum: 5f79c3bf154ca0712e9d2faa93bac222​

Latest version su640: cm-9.0.0

Download: link

Mirror: link

MD5sum: coming soon​

Google Apps addon:

Version: gapps-ics-20120317

Mirror: link

Mirror: link​

The CyanogenMod team would like to thank everyone involved in helping with testing, coding, debugging & documenting! Enjoy!
[LG Nitro HD] lilila:
Thanks. Finally the official CM9 ICS release for P930. Will try out soon.
[LG Nitro HD] gtharea:
I got a random "soft" reboot. I submitted the issue with logcat to the bug tracker. p930 9.0.0
[LG Nitro HD] osmosizzz:
Thanks a lot Cyanogen! Ill be using this as my daily driver until CM10. Just previewed CM10 for a week and already solid! Just few bugs to work out
[LG Nitro HD] john9:
I respect your work.thanks for share.
[LG Nitro HD] Endless7:
Run perfect on my su640. Thanks again.:good:
[LG Nitro HD] 996gt2:
My initial impressions, copy pasted from the other thread since I was informed the other thread would be closed:

Initial impressions after using this ROM for a few hours:

The good: Stability seems to be improved over the CM9 nightlies and RCs. I have not had any random force crashes or reboots so far.

The screen flickering issue from the nightlies and RCs has mostly been resolved. There is still sometimes a bit of blue-ish flickering when transitioning to the home screen, but it happens less often than in earlier releases.

Battery drain so far seems similar to V20C for me. That is to say, quite decent (I can easily get a day and a half on V20C with normal use, I don't expect any different on this ROM from what I have seen so far).

Overall, probably the best CM9 release so far (not unexpected since this is the "stable" release).

The bad: UI smoothness is not as good as the V20C official ICS release. This is especially noticeable when transitioning between homescreens. On V20C, the transition between homescreens feels smooth, whereas there is a clearly noticeable lag on the CM9 stable release.
[LG Nitro HD] Kct385:
I'm running this rom full-time until a stable Cm10 is released. I'm a really big fan of CM roms. Great work!
[LG Nitro HD] mast3rvo:
Does anyone have problems with Instagram with this release? Instagram would freeze and cause me to pull battery during the filters part on all of the cm9 roms.

So I'm back to using the CM10 preview with no issues except for random soft reboots.

Maybe I'm doing something wrong w with CM9
[LG Nitro HD] AllstarE4:
I've had a couple of random reboots. Once as I exited the camera and I don't know what sparked the other.

Also, my dock disappeared and the phone was lagging quite a bit until I manually rebooted.

I came from RC1 which was the first and only rom I've ever flashed until this official rom. RC1 didn't do any of this. Are these real issues to worry about? I love the rom as it does virtually everything I want.
[LG Nitro HD] aremcee:
So... do we need to make the font bigger? Maybe a blinking tag?
[LG Nitro HD] AllstarE4:
My apologies. I posted from my phone and had forgotten about that request. I was in a hurry and didn't re-read the original post. I will submit to the bug tracker because it seems to reboot every time I exit the camera.
[LG Nitro HD] zikario507:
But how i can install it.. i'm on ICS oficially V20c! non rooted
[LG Nitro HD] hereric:
You can either follow the unbricking guide, or attempt to gain root then install CWM
[LG Nitro HD] zikario507:
unbricking mode.. what is the best way to do this at my v20c rom?
[LG Nitro HD] osmosizzz:
The first 2 days, the battery life was good and now for some reason, its trash even with he extended battery. i lost 25%+ in less than 2 hours. Seriously?! and most of the time it was idling. This is seriously pissing me off
[LG Nitro HD] Malnilion:
@osmosizz,

You're almost definitely having a problem with an app of some kind keeping your phone awake.
[LG Nitro HD] osmosizzz:
When i go into the battery meter, there is nothing! the highest one at all time is the screen and that doesn't go over 20%. When i First tried the rom, i lasted 10 hours with 6.5 hours of screen on time. now i barely get to 11 with screen off most of the time
[LG Nitro HD] Malnilion:
I dunno what to say, but the fact that your screen is accounting for only 20% of your usage might indicate that you have, not 1, but several applications which are eating your battery. What are your highest usage apps?

I know for a fact Talkatone and GrooveIP are battery killers for my phone, but I just have to weigh that with how much I want to receive VoIP calls.
[LG Nitro HD] osmosizzz:
Im charging now and as i charge, WI-FI has been given priority and wi fi is at 45%. the second hog is android os at 12% and the most hogging app is my live wallpaper at 6% then facebook at 4%
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
How long have you been able to extend the life of your battery per charge? What type of settings do you have your tablet setup as? What apps do you rely on for system stats. I play a lot of heavy graphic games like Modern Combat 3 other Gameloft/Tegra3 games. Titles that shows off the power of our tablets. I also love to stream movies/shows and YouTube.

So far the shortest life span has been about 4 hours on heavy gaming/light browsing/and light streaming for my use.

How long has yours been lasting you? (I would love to see pics from battery stats)

Here is mine this is the longest so far...

CpuSpy:

My settings:

* Balanced mode

* Disconnect network during sleep activated

* GPS off

* Bluetooth off

* Auto sync off

* Screen Off 10 mins

* Brightness at %50 (Auto brightness off)

* Wallpaper: Photo no scrolling no live wallpaper

* (app) SetCpu: scaling Ondemand Max:1400 Min:100 Mhz (Root needed)

* (app) Cool Tool, to monitor cpu/system stats and battery temp set as widget

Edit: Forgot to mention that I discharged it to %0 until tablets shutdown on its own. I then charged to %100 and used Battery Calibration app (Root required) to calibrate my battery. Now getting 12hrs and more with the settings mentioned above.

Update: some of you including myself initially saw that the speeds would hang on 1500MHz or 1600MHz in my case. Which would drain our devices rather quickly. If your rooted, the way I fixed the issue of it hanging at 1600MHz was use Setcpu. Set it for Ondemand. Adjust it to Max:760MHz Min:102. It worked!! It stayed within those setting. You can now set it to your specs. Sometimes the system overrides your settings to accomplish a task that you are doing, but still much improved.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Good question

The tab I have usually last about 7.5 hours.

Balanced power

WIFI always on

Bluetooth off

GPS on

10-12 apps in the background

Brightness a little below a third

Last night the battery dropped to 37% in just about 4 hours then it took 2 hours to drop below 30%.

I dunno why.
[Asus Transformer TF700] legendary1022:
It is difficult for me to get an accurate reading as I put in on the dock on and off all day. With the dock I get a full day of constant use. I don't mind charging it every night. As long as it gets me through the day I am happy.
[Asus Transformer TF700] nonstop14:
I'm hoping this won't get moved to Q&A so we'll get more responses.

I'm getting about 5 hours of screen on time at balanced with brightness 1/3 of the way up. Mostly browsing the internet with wifi on the whole time, Bluetooth off, GPS on. This is from 100% charge to 0%. Seems low, tried a cold reboot it didn't improve. Maybe improving slowly over time. Currently showing exactly 50% with 2 hours 42 minutes screen on time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
So ever since I discharged it, until it shuts itself down. Charged it from %0 to %100 then used Battery Calibration app (Root needed) to reset battery stats. Now it seems to be lasting longer. Used to get on average 4 hours before that now 12 hours plus.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Haidozo:
Erratic battery life

In balanced mode, I have GPS and Bluetooth off, brightness at about 40% (auto brightness is off), wifi off about half the time, keep apps running to a minimum and tend to use the TF700 in the same manner every day. Battery life still varies significantly and 6-6.5 hours is typical although I did get about eight hours one time. Wide swings in battery life are common. If I do play a game, it's usually a simple arcade game and rarely for more than 30 minutes. The rest of the time is spent reading or on the web. A Kindle Fire lasted longer doing the very same things with the wifi on all the time.and screen brightness at a higher level.

Screen flicker in balanced and power savings mode is pronounced from the auto-dim/contrast feature and not something I would expect from a tablet at this price. If it's supposed to save power, it isn't working.

The drop in battery power isn't consistent and while wifi is always at the top of the list followed by the display, I've seen battery readings slowly and steadily decrease and then suddenly plummet without warning. At this point, if the battery reading is 20-30%, I can't take the TF700 anywhere without charging it first because the remaining battery power won't last very long. Battery power seems to drop like a rock at 25% and below.

The tablet is pretty close to ideal except for the battery and, given a choice, I would prefer a thicker and heavier tablet with a more powerful battery over a thin tablet. I'd be ok with eight hours of reliable battery life with wifi but it has to be available in one long session and without screen flickering. A tablet where eight hours of battery life is intermittently spread across three days doesn't work for me.
[Asus Transformer TF700] yumms:
I posted this in another thread...
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Definitely the higher resolution screen plays a major role. Along with a faster Tegra 3 Processor.
[Asus Transformer TF700] EyeBeeNY:
I thought Jelly Bean was supposed to help extend the battery life.... "slightly".... by running processes differently...

I know it should increase graphics benchmarks a little...

Did I translate my readings incorrectly?
[Asus Transformer TF700] DroidOWL:
if i use it without the keyboard dock, i would get more battery life than my mac book air. but if i watch hd YouTube video or movies on it i will have more than twice the battery life then the macbook air
[Asus Transformer TF700] bosotros:
My battery life feels like it's too little, I've been wondering if I have a bad battery. I get about 4 hours of use but even with that, the battery only lasts a day, discharging 8 to10 % per hour while asleep. This is with minimal usage, mostly email, web and some photo work. It's like my smartphone which sits on the charger every night, except I never charge the TF700 overnight.

If I use the dock I get easy a full day with more than normal use. Fact is I don't think I could be using it more than 4 or 5 hours a day, just seems physically impossible. I've shut down all sync and wifi functions, no gps and nothing running in the background.

I'm gonna try the full discharge and 100% charge to see if that helps. My subjective opinion is that I'm getting about half the battery life as my TF101.
[Asus Transformer TF700] HoushaSen:
What is the battery calibration app your referring to? Also I think important part is screen on time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Battery Calibration:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nema.batterycalibration

Cool Tool - system stats:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ds.cpuoverlay

I love this app! You can set it as a widget to keep an eye on your system from CPU, Processing speed, battery temp. I use it to keep an eye on Processing speed to make sure it's not acting up. When I first used Cool Tool I realized that for some reason I was constantly hitting 1600MHz under just normal browsing and viewing XDA!! Like it kept getting stuck. Which would explain why my battery only lasted 4 hours. After adjusting using Setcpu and Ezoverclock it's top off at 1400MHz Min of 102MHz and I've gotten better results and it no longer lingers at 1600 MHz
[Asus Transformer TF700] nonstop14:
FWIW while my battery doesn't last long with the screen on, it doesn't drain much while asleep. I'm at all default settings, wifi always on, and I just picked up my Infinity 11 hours off the charger at 96% battery.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Ausmike:
~~ how long is a string ? lol .....

Hiya JJ* .......... great post !

IMHO.... this question of 'battery life' is more like 'how long is a string?' question .....< sorry for this pun>

I am glad JJ* mentioned that the

BATTERY NEEDS TO ME FULLY DISCHARGED

....

This is ONE VERY IMPORTANT and a KEY STEP.....

few yrs ago; when i had a working life <lol now am retired dude and lovin it> ...i happen to get assigned to do lots of work on "BATTERY LIFE" for CMOS & NORMAL POWER use in laptops (sorry cannt do mfgr;s names etc) ...........

I found that ( discharge is THE MOST CIRITICAL STEP ) is keepin that battery - life and reduce 'discharge rate'.....< providing all other usage factors were kept even/equal>

Another tip I found usefull -

Uninstall / Shut down any "APPS" that you dont use often - or hardly use

SHUT DOWN non -needed running apps >>hit TaskManager often and shut off RUNNING APPS ( i even shut down things like GSTORE etc etc ) .. and often amased how much differance it makes ..

so I will be posting my status and pictures soon ... to help towards some 'benchmarks' soon...

on average - I dont need charging untill OVERNIGHT - and mine is used 12-16hrs a day ( with dock though )

There is a 'sticky topic' on BATTERY saving tips ... on this forum
[Asus Transformer TF700] Fabipro:
With this tool it's "nice" to see that my device is always running at 1500 MHz while surfing the web or reading in XDA/Tapatalk.

So the battery drains very fast here -. - The keyboard dock can't load the Pad while using it !!!

What could happen to my Device? Broken CPU or an App which is fail?!

Help me please guys:(

FAbi
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Are you rooted? If so use setcpu and change the max to something smaller then 1500MHz try 1300MHz and see if it changes. You may just need to get it unstuck. Same thing happened to me and after changing the value it now cycles normally from min/max

As far as your Dock. I'm not quite sure what you're saying. What is it doing when you connect the dock? Are you able to type with it? Is your settings for the dock correct?

In order for the dock to function correctly the default keyboard should be the Asus Keyboard under Settings/Language & input/Keyboard and input method/Default/Asus Keyboard

Brought to you by my Asus TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] bosotros:
Speaking of the dock, I really think the TF101 did a better job utilizing the extra battery. On the TF101 the dock battery charged the tablet battery as long as they were connected. This meant I could use the dock like a cover and when I get to where I'm going the tablet is at 100%. I use it down to 80 or 90% and when I get to my next stop it's at 100% again. The TF101 dock never discharges farther than 3% but it keeps the tablet at 100% all the time it can.

My TF700 with dock lets the tab get down to around 76% before it even starts charging. If I take it out after driving for an hour it will still be discharged the same as if it wasn't connected. In addition to this behaviour it also seems like the dock discharges itself rather rapidly. At times I watch the tablet and the dock both discharge at the same time. This never happened with the TF101.

I should add: I'm using a stock TF201 dock (99$ BB score). Don't know if the ones badged TF700 work any different.
[Asus Transformer TF700] nonstop14:
Mine isn't on 1500 always but its there a lot while browsing. Basically anytime chrome is doing anything, even now typing this. When its just idly displaying a page that's already rendered it'll drop down to 475 then 102 until I scroll. Is this normal?
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Yes its normal. It does its best to optimize it's cores for the smoothest experience. Although with the Infinity and ICS it gets confused at times since its not optimized like it should. Jelly bean project butter is suppose to eliminate and optimize our power house tablet like its doing with the Nexus 7 running JB. Cant wait for it to drop!

Brought to you by my Asus TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] clenz:
I am only getting about 4.5 hrs on my Infinity battery. The problem does seem to be how much the tablet is at 1500Mhz per CPU Spy. I can see that normal browsing and applications often jump the CPU to 1500.

I have tried EZ Overclock and ROM Toolbox to set my CPU lower, but they do not seem to be working. Even if I set it at 1300 for Performance, I can still see it spending a lot of time at 1500.

Strange thing is that System monitor only shows 4 CPUs - I thought I was able to also see the companion core (so 4+1) with the Prime.

I am going to run the battery calibration, but do not have much hope.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Thanks man! Just trying to help out anyway i can.

Brought to you by my Asus TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Have you tried setcpu? That seems to work for me to get it unstuck. Ezoverclock doesn't seem to be working as well may have to delete it.

Mine has lasted almost 12 hours...

Brought to you by my Asus TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] yumms:
Hmm 12 hours is great but the system looks to be off majority of the time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Since I unplugged this morning the only time it was sleeping is the 2 hours of it because i was in a movie theater watching Total Recall. But yeah didnt play any games today just some light browsing.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ugotproblemz:
Did you guys do the initial 8 hour charge before usage?
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
8 hour charge doesn't apply for us since the tablet fully charges within 3 to 4 hours. What I did was discharged it until the tablet auto shuts down. I then charge it to full. Once charged fully, I use Battery Calibration (root required) to calibrate and reset the data on battery.

Brought to you by my Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] erick0423:
Yup i agree, after that fully charged use battery calibration, you will see increase of your battery,i used screen filter too, and i did add some tweak on build prop which i read on this forum,i never thought all this will worked,here is mine after heavy use yesterday and went to sleep around 2 am im still 42% ,
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Nice good job! I love screen filter myself. Set it to 30% and its perfect for bedtime viewing. Doesn't upset the wife with the amount of brightness and you can still watch a show or view text easily.

Brought to you by my Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
I thought that all of this full-discharge/full-recharge stuff wasn't needed with modern batteries? I know I've never done that and my battery life seems to be great. But, if it may even be better after doing this, maybe I'll give it a shot!

Is this really still needed with modern rechargeable batteries?