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[General Questions and Answers] pcbpradeep:
Hi Aftab actually i typed a reply and gave submit, but i am unable to see that in thread as well as sent folder also, any way let me retype again,

I am happy, yes yes finally your idea of that pda net worked for my MMX A100 and I have installed the CWM, but one suggestion if any one is using this pda net method let them try with the version 2.xxx because i took latest version and sucked for 2.5 hours, and also i have installed pda net same version manually on mobile because system was unable to install it to my mobile

Also one more request if you have CM7 custom rom for MMX A100 please let me know because till today what ever i have used i found CM7 as comfortable and stable.

I am doing backup of my rom and i will inform you in next week about the behaver of phone after installing this CWM.

any way still my final goal of the thread not completed i will contact you again, thanks thanks let me know if i can hit one more thanks for you i will do that.:highfive::highfive::highfive:
[General Questions and Answers] aftablonely786:
Let me also retype for u...

There is no custom rom as yet for this phone..

I'm about to begin porting cm10 for the device...

I'm always online, I vl b there any time (other than night)

Btw press thanx on the posts that u r helped, like first 4 posts on my thread!!!

Thanking is for the useful posts...

U shd do it for all the posts u find useful...
[General Questions and Answers] pcbpradeep:
Hi Aftab, i am waiting to try CM10 on MMX a100
[General Questions and Answers] aftablonely786:
Sorry to dissappoint u...

I finished my work on stock based custom rom today...

First try that and tell me how is it...

I'm crediting u too...

Uploading today...

U can download tmrw!!!

I vl port miui v4 first( as its ics based)...

Then I vl port cm10...
[General Questions and Answers] aftablonely786:
Hi guys,

I have released my Rom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36815428

****Do What U Love!!!

Love What U Do!!!****
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chibuski:
Hi All,

I 'll start by cutting the story short. I was having connection dropping problems.I took off the back cover and mistakenly broke the wifi spring connectors on my Nexus 7. (Yeah I know past now...need to find a solution)

I called up Asus and it will cost "£60+ whatever it cost to repair" which is pointless really as the device was bought for about £200.

I'd like to fix it myself but I was wondering if anyone could advice on the best way to proceed

Do I solder wires to b/w the board and the antenna ?

Is there a way I could glue back the spring connectors without its conductivitiy? etc

Cheers for your help in adv

Chib

I still get some reception, 1 bar at most and it depends on where I am at home.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaldek:
I just bought a brand new Nexus 7 and it had this problem out of the box - busted Wifi antenna contact springs from the factory!

Therefore it's possible you didn't break it. I'll be taking mine back as a DOA, but if yours needs repairing by yourself you could just put some globs of solder on the pads, building them up in height until they contact the rear case reliably.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ngoralph:
solder it maybe it will fix it i dont think you'll lose anything if all things fail then bring it to asus
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coffeeabuse:
Solder makes poor physical connection

I had my Nexus 7 for a month. The wifi antenna contact broke at that time. Same symptoms - few wifi bars, poor reception at any distance beyond 10 feet. Sent it back to ASUS - they are curently repairing it under warranty. I would not suggest building up solder to make a physical connection - solder-to-solder is a poor connection. There parts are so tiny and the space is so tight, I don't know how to compensate for this broken connection. I'm thinking it's a design defect.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tnt0303:
Little blobs of solder works great for me.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djkouza:
Curious if you have any pics of the solder job. I have same issue with one of the GPS antenna, little spring thing is broken
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mak-B:
Same issue but I bought a sealed unit off Kijiji. Do I still have warranty? It's a 32 GIG unit with a serial CBXXX
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoSooners345:
Same issue here along with a cracked screen! I wonder if it is possible to repair using a wire similar to the spring pin by solder
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
Recently, I contacted Asus about the issues that we have seen since the JB update. Since I support a number of these tablets for clients, I have had lots of backlash since the update. I emailed Tien and Gary about what advice they could provide when dealing with these units. I have included the last response that I got from him that addresses factory resets and cold booting, as well as a method he recommends for installing software after a reset:

"Hi Jordan,

There are people out there who believe doing multiple factory resets works, but I do not think so. Once a device has been reset, there is no user data left on there. Everything is back to factory. There should be no way data can be conflicting. Restoring a device that has nothing on it in the first place would not make a difference. However, multiple cold-boots do seem to help. Start with a factory reset and then as you reload your data back on (apps, media, e-mail, ect), cold-boot after something has been loaded on. For example, once and app or 2 has been reloaded, cold-boot the device before you load another app. This is the same for new app s being downloaded also. You want to keep the cache clear as much as possible.

I understand that a firmware update, or even news of a firmware update would be a lot easier, but again, I apologize as I do not have that kind of information. HQ releases the updates, and for the most part, they are pretty tight-lipped about them.

Sending in a bunch of units might not the best solution - you are right. I would try cold-boots u for now. JB is still new and there are definitely some things that need to be worked out with it on the TF700. I would give them some more time to deliver a solution.

Tien"

I have yet to try this process on my tab, maybe someone will beat me to it. Hope this information helps someone out there.

The issues that I reported are:

1. Graphics related issues that show as a flicker of the top 1/3rd (sometimes the entire) screen while in landscape, also a line of black pixels flashes for a moment on that same part of the screen. I have seen this in many apps at this point including the stock browser and in the XDA developers premium app. It seems unrelated to the application since I have seen reports of it on the desktop. (this is driving our users crazy- need a fix quickly!)

2. Backspace key is not respected in many applications if the asus keyboard is enabled. There are lots of examples on xda but this worked in ICS and now, does not.

3. The auto screen dimmer does not work properly and will dim, and not increase brightness when tapped. It also seems much more distracting and does not dim as gracefully as before(I know it can be disabled).

4. When docked, a Bluetooth keyboard that is paired with the device, will not function. A usb keyboard will work, but it is odd that Bluetooth keyboards will allow no input at all while docked.

5. Crash of the device with a white screen- have seen this 3 times.

6. Wifi direct removal is a major disappointment as many users had a need for this functionality.
[Asus Transformer TF700] drherron:
This is good information, thanks. The only real change I have witness that's a problem is Google navigation freezing or rebooting the TF700 during trips longer than a few minutes. Intermittent problem but it has happened on three separate trips.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Aria807:
I'm getting the occasional black lit screen crash/freeze
[Asus Transformer TF700] Artimis:
Not sure where you are seeing this. Wifi Direct was not removed with JB. In fact, I noticed it performs much better.

The option for sending a file via WiFi direct is avialable under the share options. If you are looking for it directly under the settings menu, it was just moved to a different place (not an ASUS thing.....it was moved by Google). Go under Settings -> Wifi and click on the menu button to access it (3 dots in the lower right hand corner).
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
Thanks for that! I had a couple of users who complained that it was not there. I emailed them to let them know it how to access it, they appreciate it.

--Would have been nice if Tien had mentioned it-- ya think?

Never even tried that feature and assumed it was removed since Asus listed it as a feature that would be removed with the update. I get it now.... they removed their custom support of it in favor of the stock android setup.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
Kind of funny that an update announcement was posted today, I have been back and forth with them quite a bit in the last couple of weeks and the last email I sent to Tien and Gary said this:

"Unless you have a newer firmware with some of these issues resolved, I am not

sure how offering to send them to you will do any good....

Please let Gary know that this is effecting companies that have purchased over 50 of

these tablets at a time. We need resolution!"

Maybe I got his attention. I have to support these tablets, and so does Asus, they are an international company that is trying desperately to be THE go to hardware partner for cutting edge tech. Partnerships with the big G and M$ are evidence of that. I hope they realize that this is a defining year for them, either they will get their support in order or they will fold under the pressure of the added user base.
[Asus Transformer TF700] s.illes79:
On top of these i have:

1. Random reboots,

2. Wifi drops out and fails to reconnect or slows down to be unusable state
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
Well if looks like some of the issues have been resolved but some still remain. Has anyone had time to try the method tien suggested in my op? Unfortunately i have not gotten time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] huy_lonewolf:
I also don't have the time to try, but I have my own share of doubt regarding these suggestion. Cold-booting my device after loading one or 2 apps is just too much of a hassle and I doubt that it provides any practical benefit. My friend's Nexus 7 haven't been turned off for weeks and I don't see any slow down or problems. The same thing can be said about my phone as well. I know they are different devices, but I don't think Google designs Android in such a way that you need to restart your device every time you install a new app.

Overall, I believe all of the problems above can only be fixed with OTA updates, and no amount of cold-boot or factory reset can fix it. I might be wrong, but it is just my opinion.

Anyway, thanks for sharing. Maybe someone will benefit from this discussion.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
Since nobody has tried this method, I guess I will give it a shot today. Of course I have major doubts that this will actually work but if Tien said that there is some benefit, I have to at least try it. He is one of the only reps at asus that has ever given us any real help with the TF series.
[Asus Transformer TF700] pierrekid:
Seriously? You think cold booting is a hassle? My friend it takes an extra second of hold the power down button when turning your tablet on. Come on stop lazy. Also if the op isn't blowing smoke, then these suggestions are directly from asus, so why would they lie? I personally have seen a huge benefit from cold booting after a couple of app installations. I do it anyways because i do like to keep my cache clear.

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
If a computer requires regular cold booting to work properly, it is defective. A Linux-based system should be able to reach uptimes measured in years (theoretically, if no updates were required).
[Asus Transformer TF700] CandyAndy:
Seriously? If you buy this expensive gadget you shouldn't be doing extra hussle like cold booting after installing an app or two. It should work without. This is the only Android device with this kind of problems. Not sure if this is some kind of memory leak or what is going on. Still its interesting that for example on Galaxy S 3 even beta roms work better than these official ones from Asus.

Asus designs beautiful units, then manufactures them with horrible QC and finally don't seem to know much about software optimizing.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
Finally got around to trying this process.... Maybe I installed too many apps at one time since after the first few installs, i was doing more than 2 in some cases. No difference doing this method over factory reset. I am going to contact them again today with feedback from the process and latest update.
[Asus Transformer TF700] huy_lonewolf:
I can't say that I'm surprised, but I really appreciate your effort. Thanks for sharing.
[Asus Transformer TF700] cmdrdredd:
To be honest the response seemed like a "SYA" response that was so far fetched and so much hassle you wouldn't bother to try it and they could push your issues aside.

I find it funny that they claim "Jellybean is still new..." when it has been out in the wild since around July or earlier. That seems like plenty of time to get the software optimized for your flagship device(s). If you want my honest opinion, the TF700 was placed on the back burner a little bit because of the Nexus 7 that Asus and Google partnered up for. That took priority but I do find it odd that the hardware in the Nexus 7 almost mirrors the TF700, yet the Nexus 7 does not exhibit the same odd behavior or issues we are experiencing (some of us anyway) on the TF700.
[Asus Transformer TF700] KaliS-Pugilist:
I must be one of the blessed ones because I'm not experiencing all the issues that are mentioned here. I had the hardware issue of screen flex and bent adapter port, but other than that and getting a replacement I'm pleased. I actually considered getting a galaxy note 10.1, but just knew I wouldn't be satisfied with the display. The screen is the major aspect of a tablet and you really can't find a replacement at this time for the full HD of the tf 700. I have noticed that my pad is running really well after the last update and I'm really happy I didn't go with the note. I'm totally stock and not rooted. I may root one day if needed and there is a method that doesn't void the warranty by using the bootloader (if there is please let me know...I'd love to use titanium backup with root).
[Asus Transformer TF700] astrolito:
I upgraded to JB and I can not connect to my galaxy s2 wifi hotspot. Any idea of solution..?

Thanks for your answers.
[Asus Transformer TF700] cmdrdredd:
Root does not require you to unlock the boot loader.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
ICS can be rooted easily even with the locked bootloader. If you are already on JB, follow the guide to downgrade to ICS 9.x.x.30, root using the debugfs method, use OTA Rootkeeper, and then apply the OTA to JB.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
I contacted Tien and Gary again to let them know that the suggested method did not solve any of the issues. Tien asked if I was getting all these issues with the TF700 undocked. I responded that I was and had not even docked it since before I updated the firmware. I hope they get back to me today, I have seen a large number of these tablets with these issues after the update and we need resolution.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
Gary got back to me within 15 minutes of contacting him, he has referred me to another Asus employee who is part of their service management team. If anyone needs to get a question or message to Asus, it appears I can at least get a response.
[Asus Transformer TF700] huy_lonewolf:
I am jut thinking, ASUS probably knows about this, but is there any way that we can ask them about fixing the I/O problem? Or at least ask them about the progress on that?
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
It is on the list now, even highlighted some of the posts that show better scores on cleanrom! Hope they get us a resolution quickly!
[Asus Transformer TF700] MegaPrime33:
I am on JB, no root, using stock and I updated to the latest firmware over the weekend. Since then the tablet crashes a lot. It was totally fine before the update. Now when I go to launch a game or even in the play store, it will work for a few minutes and then screen becomes unresponsive. I had to shut it down and bring it up and it was a little better but still crashed. This was yesterday after the udpate. I haven't touched it today to see if it just needed time to settle or not.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
try to do a double or triple factory resets. This will wipe all your download apps and setup so back them up first.
[Asus Transformer TF700] dc_01:
experience with JB

hi there, after a flawless upgrade to JB a few days ago, i can confirm that JB offers some unexpected features. so i could see the black pixel line as well as the dimmer doing spontaneous light adjustments. currently i am checking for downgrade options as the ICS worked simply perfect. a significant performance increase with JB was not detected either.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
Might also want to mention the White line, the Black line, the Audio beeps when playing video from SD, the non-functional accented characters on any keyboard(á é ú etc)...
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
So, after working with Tien and not getting any resolution, I emailed him and Gary again. Here was Gary's response:

On Oct 22, 2012, at 7:05 AM, "Gary Key (ACI)" <Gary_Key@asus.com> wrote:

Hi Jordan,

I am including Tony from our service management team on this message. He will assist you.

Sincerely,

Gary

From my HTC Amaze 4G on T-Mobile. The first nationwide 4G network

Then Tony cc'd hai and tien:

Hai,

Please win with Tien for this case. Thank you

- tony han

Sent from my iPhone

So I assume he means "work" with tien... sending his email from a stupid iPhony... not winning any points with me.

Then I get an email from Tien basically requesting that I do the same old reset process with the difference being that he wants me to DL the firmware and manually flash it:

Hi Jordan,

I am going to assist you from this e-mail address. Please do not use the other address anymore.

We are constantly working on FW updates to address the issues that are reported to us. There was a new one released last week.

The issues seem to be firmware related, compounded with 3rd party software. I’m going to provide you with some steps and a FW file. Please try it on one of your affected units and let me know how it goes. Please note that a wipe and recover will be required at the end, so make sure everything is backed up.

http://support.asus.com/Download.as...zip#US_epad_user_10_4_4_18_UpdateLauncher.zip

From that link, you find the newest FW update file. It was released a few days ago.

•	Please plug the unit into the AC adaptor.

•	Download and extract the FW file into the root of a micro SD card.

•	Put the card in the TF700.

•	Turn unit on by holding VOLUME DOWN and POWER. Hold both down until you get to the text menu.

•	At the text menu, press VOLUME UP to get to the Execute FW option. Select Execute FW.

•	After successful execution, do 1 wipe and recovery from boot again.

Please let me know if the new FW was able to resolve the graphic issues. If you have any questions regarding a procedure, please let me know.

Tien Phan - CSC

I responded that I would jump through his hoops but had major doubts that this would solve any-- and certainly not ALL the problems. How that will get back the hdmi menu... not sure exactly. Anyways, I emailed all of them with my frustration and requesting that someone give me some idea of when these issues will be fixed and what priority each issue has.
[Asus Transformer TF700] xcal321:
The bootloader menu was changed with the update to JB and does not function as described.

Also, I still see the camera driver crashes when using some camera apps, caused by a buffer issue when using SurfaceTexture (logcat). This in turn crashes the mediaserver (signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1 (SEGV_MAPERR), fault addr deadbaad; followed by a memory dump by DEBUG). Things were working fine in ICS, but I guess the work of the fix for the memory issue with games caused a new memory issue elsewhere.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
Yeah, I noticed that when I first read the email. I know what I am doing with flashing android tabs... already jumped through the hoops Tien requested- even though he did not send proper instructions.
[Asus Transformer TF700] huy_lonewolf:
To be fair to him, I think his suggestion is the last thing a stock, unrooted device can do: reflash the whole firmware, and pray for it to work.Some people said it worked, some people said it didn't. I can give it a try during the weekends, but my guess is that it won't work.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jordanmw:
And here we are-- yet ANOTHER update that does not fix the graphics issues with the flashing black line.... awesome!

Starting to believe that they are completely unable to program a decent firmware for this thing.
[Asus Transformer TF700] usern ameisval idandnot:
They are unable to develop a decent firmware for their routers. Check the forums for their newest desaster 2 weeks ago. Great looks but doesnt work properly.

I dont think they are able to make good firmwares but they have awesome graphic designers.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] darkspr1te:
So I have manged to partially recover the SHV-E160 , i can trigger it into QDLoad any time i want now and have FULL EMMC access,

Quaestion is now what to do with this, i have run code on the cpu as well, I dont want to release this info until i have spoken with you.

Regards

darkspr1te
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] welchertc:
Should probably pm them to grab their attention.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] tyllerdurdent:
how?

how do you recover the phone? could you explained?, I'm stuck here.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] darkspr1te:
check the following post for reply

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32990804#post32990804
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] berturion:
Hello,

All of us know that without HDMI driver sources from Sony, we can't implement the HDMI functionality by our own.

But is there a way to use existing ICS HDMI drivers in Jelly Bean in order to make it work on CM10 or AOKP roms ?

I'm not an Android developer so, excuse my lack of technical knowledge about this question...

And if this is not already done, please see this thread and sign the petition : [IMPORTANT] Please Read.. Xperia HDMI Source Petition

:)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Elwino2.3:
I'm is not the MAKER of this MOD, i'm just sharing.

Okay, let's start :)

Requirement

Rooted ICS Firmware

Installed Root Explorer/another root browser

Do with your own risk

How???

1. Open the Root Explorer App

2. Go to system

3. Mount System R/W

4. Tap and hold the build.prop and then choose Open in text editor

5. On the top of build.prop, write qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 (http://sphotos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/384184_3294012888533_233495646_n.jpg)

6. Save and exit

7. Reboot your phone

Done...

How To Disable Hardware Navigation Button??? do with YOUR own RISK (tested on Xperia U) :o

1. Open Root Explorer app

2. Go to system/usr/keylayout

3. Edit the cyttsp_key.kl (the name of files may different)

4. Change to:

# KEY_MENU, KEY_BACK, KEY_HOME

#key 139 MENU VIRTUAL

#key 158 MENU VIRTUAL

#key 102 MENU VIRTUAL

5. Save and exit

6. Reboot your phone

Preview:

tested on my XU, i dont test on another device.

(the navigation button maybe different, it depend on your systemui.apk)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] furlan23:
It work very good, but i don't like the theme. It was good the holo theme. Can you do?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Elwino2.3:
What theme???

My theme or your theme?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] furlan23:
In the picture is ics pure theme, on my device is different, sony theme maybe
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Me‎:
Cool tweak thanks