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[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] D'Anklaud:
i just made this again, but it crashed for me in the same way, so i think my tab just cant handle the speed, but here it is(and a backup of RomsWell original Boot.img) 1.4ghz Removed(Trash), Original RomsWell Kernel left
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] jskolm:
Thanks for this! I am running this one right now. Its been real smooth for me all day. I will try out your 1.4 version tomorrow and report back later.
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] acefsw:
SuperSu comes installed and you can't have 2 "super users" installed, so get rid of the other superuser and keep SuperSu, set permissions to prompt If necessary, there is a cleanup option in SuperSu for reinstallation from the playstore. Also, instead of using Rom Manager, do a manual backup in recoveryand you can save it to extSD. I would also check in Rom Manager which version of CWM you have, the latest is 6.0.1.1, if it isn't then flash latest before doing the manual backup. I had similar problems, uninstalled my old Superuser and set permission to prompt, hung when setting permission, but once granted, didn't have a problem. Good luck
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] gooffeyguy:
If i install this kernel will i have to restore all my settings and apps?
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] tapan15in:
I have successfully oc my p3100 above 1420mhz on aokp build 5.

Now I am in stock jellybean again to test a kernel which would oc on stock rom... Have you tried uv it..... Maybe then it can work...
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] gooffeyguy:
I installed the 1.2ghz version last night and it is working great. It was quick and easy, I used Mobile Odin lite. When in the cpu control page of Rom Toolbox it shows the max speed as being 1200mhz now and still also allows cpu throttling to save power when not needed.
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] acefsw:
Any particular reason for using Odin? Can't this just be intalled from zip in CWM recovery like any other kernal?
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] RomsWell:
Yeah, meta and updater script are in there. I haven't flashed anything yet.
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] jskolm:
the 1.2 version make this tablet feel real nice and smooth. I haven't had a chance to try out the 1.4 yet.
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] gooffeyguy:
I'm sure it could be done in CWM, but using Mobile Odin I didn't have to reboot into CWM recovery first. It was just quicker to open the app and select the img file and select apply. After the reboot it was all done.
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] manfio:
i flashed the kernel with the CWM and it works good
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] acefsw:
I flashed the kernel, 1.2 version, twice--once with cwm recovery from zip and extracted img from a fresh download and used odin lite--and I soft bricked my device each time. I'm wondering if it was because I set my downloads go to extsd.
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] gooffeyguy:
I ran mine from the extsd card with no problems
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] acefsw:
I'm guessing I have a download/copy problem--no problems recovering from my extsd. I'll try a download from lappy and transfer to extsd tomorrow--had a similar problem with a rom I wanted to test drive 3 weeks ago, was good after that
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] tapan15in:
Which version of cwm are you using?? I if you are using the latest 6.0.1.4 or 6.0.1.5 this would not be a problem

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Can anyone confirm that this kernel works on a stock-rooted jb rom on p3100.. I am talking about both the kernels..
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] gooffeyguy:
I download into the download folder on the internal sd card then move it over to the extsd in ES File Explorer
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] tapan15in:
You must set the permission of your ext-sdcard to rw and not ro.. You can do it by installing root explorer.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bcflyfisher:
The title pretty much says it all. I've been reading for days and my eyes are burning yet I still haven't found anything exactly like what I'm asking...and I don't want to keep asking stupid questions in the dev section.....

I was on a custom Froyo ROM for a long time and finally got around to trying out SlimICS 4.2 a couple of weeks ago. The instructions called for a CM9 flash first, then SlimICS. It all worked perfectly and I love the ROM.

I've never tried GB and am

still on Froyo bootloaders

. I would like to switch to GB bootloaders, maybe for no good reason at all. I figure in the long run it will be a good idea. (different rom, kernel, JB, whatever)

I was told that trying to use Odin to simply flash GB bootloaders over an ICS rom and kernel might be a bad idea. I'm hoping someone has successfully done this but most of my reading has got me feeling a bit cautious about bootloaders...

I'm looking for a simple, logical sequence to get me back exactly where I am (ICS) but with GB bootloaders. Perhaps back to a custom Froyo rom/kernel then flash GB bootloaders then back to ICS? I'm guessing that cwm will be able to restore the state of my current rom after all that. I'm so sick of setting up everything from scratch and Titanium can only do so much....

Thanks
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
Here ya go...

U cannot flash the GB Bootloaders while you are running a Rom that has the mtd/yaffs or yaffs2 partition, that is, a CM, MIUI, ICS, JellyBean and such like. U will need to be on a bml/rfs partition, that is, a Stock Rom or at least a Dev Rom based from a stock firmware.

Do an Nandroid Backup on what you are running currently.

Backup everything you do want to save...apps, contacts, messages, emails, pics, efs folder, etc.

Then you will need to flash back to Stock GB Firmware with Bootloaders included. The i897ucKK4 is the latest official. Here is Stock I897UCKK4 Android 2.3.5 One Clicks. Use the Odin or Heimdall version that includes the GB Bootloaders. If you have a newer Captivate that does not like using the One Clicks, then see this thread for the .tar package of the i897ucKK4... [ROM] I897UCKK4 [17.11.2011][Android 2.3.5]. With this you will probably have to wipedata/factory reset first. Then use regular Odinv3 1.83 or similar to flash it. **Note: Flashing Bootloaders is risky. So be sure you have a trust worthy micro usb/usb cable, constant power source, etc. You don't want to loose power or connection during the few seconds that the bootloaders are being flashed. Bad bootloader flash = hard brick.

Once you are successfully back on Stock KK4, then go to this thread... [KERNEL][KK4][1/28/11] Corn Kernel and use the regular Odin to flash the .tar 7.0A version of this kernel. This will give you the CWM Recovery that you need.

Then reboot into CWM and reinstall the ICS Rom you were on before per that Rom's install instructions.

Once you are booted up on that ICS Rom, reboot into the Recovery of that Rom and then you can Restore your backup that you did at the beginning of this process.

You should be good now.

For issues along the way with connections to the pc, download mode, etc. please see this thread... Captivate Connection Issues and Download Mode Help
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmtheiss:
The most direct route would be to flash a Gingerbread-based Stock rom with bootloaders from your current setup. This will put you back at stock (including your partitioning), so you'll have to flash as if you're going to CM-based roms for the first time when you go back to ICS/JB.

Obviously, there's all the normal cautions of backing up, bootloader dangers, etc.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
@ jmtheiss... I Ninja'd ya by a few minutes. Lol View attachment 1263321
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m1batt1:
They both said it better than I could have but what it comes down to is there is no "simple" way to go about what you are wanting to do...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bcflyfisher:
I don't think a lousy "thanks" even begins to cover it. I really appreciate when someone puts that much effort into helping somebody out. Cheers!

And that definitely qualifies as "simple" enough...better than something requiring rooting again and getting a functional recovery, etc. A couple of Odin sessions and a couple of cwm flashes are fine.

Thanks again guys.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emilycloud:
I have done it successfully a couple of times without any issues. I have only done it when absolutely necessary since they do say there's some risk there.

What I don't understand is how you *could* run ICS without GB bootloaders? I didn't think that was possible.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bcflyfisher:
I'm living proof. I was hesitant but their instructions said if coming from Froyo flash CM9 first then SlimICS. I flipped a coin and it worked fine. The developer of Slim (krarvind) knows I'm on Froyo bootloaders and didn't seem too phased by it. Whether or not I'd be able to jump to JB with whatever kernel is unknown so I'm going to backtrack a little and do what I probably should have in the first place.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
^

If all ur ics and jb roms have run well...then i see no need to flash the bootloaders.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Gandalf:
Stumbled upon this while browsing around.

http://rootzwiki.com/news/_/articles/general/htc-confirms-jb-update-for-one-line-r986

Let's make bets that this is will only apply for the Endeavor! :silly:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] danny39:
This is a little old. Telstra is working on releasing it for their one x
[HTC Rezound] VooDooCC:
The phone was working great, other than the noise cancelling mic cancelling out my voice, but I thought since the update was available, I might as well do it. Once I got on ICS I was having quite a few issues: overall slower, delay in the screen turning on, hotter battery, longer time to charge, wallpaper would flash on before the HTC screen when booting up, there were more just can't remember right now.

I hear about the Global update and think it may fix some of the problems I was having, but they got worse. Now I still have everything I did before (except maybe the hot battery) Also have 3 new issues now: the screen doesn't come back on when I take it away from my ear during a call, browser goes white when going to a new page and I have to reload the page, can't post on any forums in the browser.

Here's the process I went through getting the Global (copied from another forum that I was updating as I was going)

What do I do at this point? My phone is getting less usable by the day as I keep noticing all these bugs.
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
Wipe your phone clean and use the RUU that android police posted today to install the latest patched OTA clean. That's what I'd try anyway.
[HTC Rezound] VooDooCC:
I'll try that in the morning, thanks. Hopefully all goes smoothly. Still learning how to do things (afraid of rooting, but that's another thread)
[HTC Rezound] Squirrel1620:
There are plenty of knowledgeable members here to walk you through it if you just shoot someone a pm. It's all very simple.

As for your problem, try the ruu hopefully that works I'm not sure about the mic canceling out your voice that might be a hardware problem let's hope not :P
[HTC Rezound] VooDooCC:
Stupid person time (I don't believe there are stupid questions) :)

By "wipe phone clean" then flash the RUU. I get the flashing part, but what do you mean by wipe clean. Is there another step in there or does it automatically happen when flashing? I've only been in recovery once, so I didn't really study the options. On my D2, there was a wipe option.
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
The RUU should wipe it but you can go into recovery and wipe /data and /system to remove the current rom.
[HTC Rezound] VooDooCC:
Making sure I got all this right, but won't be trying until tomorrow afternoon. Only at 40% charge and going out of town in the morning and need the phone.

1. Rename the Android Police download to PH98IMG.zip and copy to sd card (don't have to extract anything out like I did on the .1)

2. Boot into recovery (vol. down and power)

3. Let it start flashing (If it starts automatically, how do I get to the wipe /data and /cache options?) I know it should be wiped auto. but I want to do it myself to make sure.

4. Pray to Andy that there's no bugs this time.
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
You need to boot into bootloader, not recovery, that will happen when you do the battery pull then start it volume down + power. I'm pretty sure the RUU will wipe everything so you should be good.
[HTC Rezound] michaelbsheldon:
Problem with newest ICS

The new ICS has a problem with the browser. Links are squirrelly when touched; sometimes

no reaction, sometimes checks every box on the page. Just does not feel right when moving

around on web pages.
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
Seems ok to me, I'd recommend Chrome over stock unless you need Flash support anyway.
[HTC Rezound] VooDooCC:
Sorry, I got the terms confused on the terms. I knew it was vol. down and power though :o
[HTC Rezound] VooDooCC:
I finally got around to flashing the RUU, all is well so far, will report back if anything changes.
[HTC Rezound] snowride20:
I'm s-off but my bootloader is unlocked. Do I need to relock the bootloader before flashing the RUU.
[HTC Rezound] HowardZ:
There is a tradition on rezounds to always install an RUU two times in a row, then let it boot up normally before installing custom things like hboots, recoveries, or ROMs.

I used to read posts of people saying that it must be done twice to assure everything gets installed right, and to avoid problems.

So, I recommend doing the ruu twice in a row, especially if your phone was not stock beforehand.

Howard

p.s. my favorite browser is opera mobile.

If s-off and unlocked, there is no need to relock to install an RUU.
[HTC Rezound] VooDooCC:
Turns out I got a little too anxious. I thought stuff was working, but that was just because I was thankful that I installed the RUU right, still new to this. Still having all the same problems though :(

When you say install twice in a row, should I just try installing it once again tomorrow or twice since I downloaded an app or two?

Also, you say twice, then boot up normally, when I installed this it just booted up after the install was finished. Is there a way to install it again before it boots for the first time?
[HTC Rezound] michaelbsheldon:
method

Make sure the Android Police 3.14.605.12 renamed PH98IMG.zip on your sdCard.

Boot up with Volume down, Power to get into hboot. It will ask your permission with a

Volume up and then run the update. I think they mean after 1st boot, answer English,

and get out of setup with No and default until steady. Do a factory reset in Settings,

Storage and boot up again. Then shut her off again and restart as previously to run that

PH98IMG.zip again.

After the next boot up, insert actual information like Google etc. to start Google Play

and fetch your favorite apps. Then you're running 100% stock.
[HTC Rezound] nrfitchett4:
noticed the same thing with in calls. Pull the phone away from your ear and the screen should come back on, but it seems delayed. I usually have to tap the power button twice to get the screen back on.

Running simplistic 3.0 which is based on the newest leak, after flashing the leak.
[HTC Rezound] Trooper Thorn:
FWIW I have the issue with the screen not coming back on after pulling the phone away form your ear as well, however I'm on the ICS OTA, not the global.
[HTC Rezound] VooDooCC:
I never had the problem on the ICS OTA, but I also only had that for a couple of days before getting the global (.1) from Android Police.
[HTC Rezound] VooDooCC:
In the process of doing the second flash. As per michaels instructions.

I went to Verizon yesterday and tried seeing about exchanging the phone, since it's having all these problems, and was told no. That it's so common and pretty much every phone has the same things, so it's considered to be working and I just have to wait on a patch. He then told me that if I wanted I could void my warranty and s-off it to go back to GB. I found that kind of odd. Then he tried pushing the Razr on me, I said no I like HTC so then he told me that the Droid 4's are having the same problems too.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
I recently got a wifi OBD dongle to connect to my car to use with torque and similar apps.

In order to have the phone make the connection with this device, it needs to establish an ad-hoc network. Appears in stock form, the phone doesn't support adhoc networks.

What do I need to do to enable adhoc support?

I'm fully unlocked & rooted, so full access to everything. Just need the right piece of software (wpa_supplicant in the /system/bin ?) to make it work.

Thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] uiskibum:
So I recently learned that by sliding 3 fingers up the screen it launches the Media Link HD setup/app. I think it would be cool to be able to remap that gesture to something else, say Google Now. I figure this is stuffed deep inside one of the framework apk, so is this even possible?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] oddfuturejoey:
Bump
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] vioalas:
There are launchers that enable that.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] uiskibum:
Quite right. But this is for us sick people that actually like sense.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jo3holl4nd:
I'd love to see this remapped to flashlight! Even when the phone is in sleep three finger flashlight would rock!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Hunt3r.j2:
Have fun with that, you'd be keeping a constant partial wakelock to have it working while the phone is asleep.

You'd probably lose 60 percent or more of your battery in 8 hours even with the screen off.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] C-4Nati:
so I just got my nexus 7 and I have a few questions. The screen seems to Be smooth with the bezzle and I haven't noticed any flickering so for now I think I got a good one. But if someone would be as kind to answer these I'd be appreciative.

I have a galaxy nexus and it Seems to be all around faster and screens transition faster than the tablet, considering how Powerful this is that's weird. Anyone else noticing this isn't as lightning fast as thought?

Why doesn't this have a rotate screen option?

Does anyone have a link to regular browsers apk and a working apk for Flash?

I see everyone talking about ps3 controllers, is it possible to use a Controller?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okwassup:
I have a rooted Evo 1 generation few years old., I use it to tether to my PC ., However , some android applications seem to work better than the OS i have ,which is 2.2 .

I do not want to do much .looking for an ok ROm does not have too much nonsense programs ...etc more or less like the sprint lovers kind of work ., but 2.3.. and of course rooted .

just to install and tether with with USB cable

If there are few out there and need to try i will do so ., how would i go about this

sincerely
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nickitt:
You make no sense what so ever.

Use KushDeck's GINGERBREAD (2.3.7)

Sounds like a perfect fit for you.

That is all. Thanks.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cid1001:
Good Evening,

I have recently started flashing my device with different ROMs however I am getting annoyed at having to keep setting the contacts back up again and facebook and apps etc etc. Is there a piece of software other than windows phone device manager that people use to back up their HD7's?

I do have Windows phone device manager but I just keep getting an error message of "an unexpected error occured"

Thanks in Advance

Chris. :victory:
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdrc45:
Unfortunately not... I wish there was some software program that did do this for you!

If you flash a rom that's running an 8779 build you can save your contacts full data to the SIM, their number, pic, email, etc and then just restore them with the click of one button after flashing. It's nice!

This is the easiest method to restore data and apps after flashing:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1779517
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cid1001:
Thanks for the advice. Always appreciated. Will use the re-installer thing and just found the sim backup on my phone =]. I am a big fan of the deepshining ROMs so keep following their work and updates =].

Thanks again.

Chris.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdrc45:
Your welcome... Glad I could be of help. That's the biggest pain with flashing, loosing all your data!

The contacts to SIM is an awesome feature and I love the Deepshining rom on my HD7!!
[HTC Rezound] droidgenius:
Well schools about to start and I need a Rom that has really good bat. Currently running viper with no mods and it lasts a good 5hr
[HTC Rezound] sandrewmorrison:
Did you try calibrating the battery again? 5 hours is pretty short. Turn off auto-sync, and stick to 3g. And you should have access to WiFi in school, right? I got the extended battery. Money well spent. Shop around, I'm sure you could get one for a decent price.
[HTC Rezound] droidgenius:
Calibrating the battery? Is there an app for that? And school doesn't have WiFi so 4g is essential. And extended battery is too expensive. Does the aosp or cm9 do well? I don't want to flash a whole new ROM just to test the battery lol
[HTC Rezound] Po1soNNN:
Grab a spare standard battery and a cheap battery charger. All together its like $12 plus shipping. I got two extra standard batteries. I put on in my backpack and leave the other at home for trips and stuff.
[HTC Rezound] yojoe600:
That or get an emergency battery pack they usually can charge your phone twice before needing to be recharged and mine was $30

Sent from my Dinc... I mean Rezound
[HTC Rezound] agless:
Are you saying five hours screen on or five hours total?

Five hours screen on is fantastic. I don't think you can do better than that. Five hours total is terrible. If that's all you're getting then something is wrong.
[HTC Rezound] droidgenius:
5hr total. I feel like I got a thunderbolt =p ha
[HTC Rezound] Evocm7:
Ineffabilis dues 1.1 has great battery life. When I stick to just 3g, a carefully adjusting brightness, I can get 15+ hrs with moderate use with 2.5-3 hrs screen on time.
[HTC Rezound] agless:
Same rom, same stats for me, but I am on wifi most of the time. I can get up to four hours screen on if I'm mostly only using the phone to read a book (FBReader).
[HTC Rezound] droidgenius:
Thanks! I'll try it out today
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CozaMcCoza:
So a large portion of my *ahem* video collection is in avi format. I can't transfer it across. Anyone worked out how to do it yet?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
downloaded avi movies straight to the device without issue.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AraDreamer:
Yeah, avi shouldn't be an issue, I play them on my nexus easily, regardless of if they're on a hard-drive or on the device.

Real question: why the **** would you even bother putting the *ahem* part in there? You think the N7's got a content filter on it?

-Ara
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] C64c:
I do not have an issue transferring my avi films. I use MX Player to watch them.

Try transferring just one and see what happens.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CozaMcCoza:
Oh I just meant they are all completely legal and legit videos.

Each time I try and transfer them it says that it is transferring them. Once it gets to the end of the transfer there is an error message. Attached is the error message

View attachment 1263193
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AraDreamer:
That's weird. My *ahem* videos transferred fine. They may be too big for the device, though if they're that big apiece, you should keep them on a high-speed flash drive anyway.

I'd try converting one file and seeing if it goes in a diff format, then you can convert them all if need be. There are several converters out there that are quality and free. I'm using QMC because it allows for custom resizing to protect the aspect ratio during conversion, but there are tons out there.

-Ara