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[Motorola Atrix 2] Lifehacker7:
Ya. They all have bugs. But they r being sorted out. And since no official update, u have only this as the alternative. And there is another cm10 based rom coming from Jim. U can expect least no. Of bugs on that one! (or even no bugs!)
[Motorola Atrix 2] Maribou:
They do have some bugs. I am using PA right now and it seems that altered is doing his best to fix whatever issues the users have with it. BTW, that ROM is amazing!
[Motorola Atrix 2] baySF:
I don't understand how the Atrix HD is getting JB but not the Atrix 2. Isn't the Atrix 2 a better more powerful phone then the first one? Oh well.
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
The atrix HD is not the original atrix 4G, the Atrix HD is the latest atrix phone and the atrix2 is also discontinued now, just like the OG Atrix4G was.

So in short the Atrix HD is the "current" Atrix phone. The Atrix2 and the OG Atrix 4G are both the "older"/discontinued versions.
[Motorola Atrix 2] baySF:
Thanks for the reply. I now understand why. At least I was able to get ICS on my phone. Now I just gotta wait patiently for a functioning/stable JB ROM for the ATRIX 2.
[Motorola Atrix 2] farshad525hou:
JB is rather stable on the A2, only minor quirks with the camera and rotation animation and hardware decoding remain. If you can live with that a CM10 rom could easily serve as a daily driver.
[Motorola Atrix 2] baySF:
I would have flashed the JB ROM if the Camera still didn't need tweaking. I need my camera. Aha. I'm sure I will flash it later on when I'm bored with ICS and want to start setting themes.
[Motorola Atrix 2] shardul.phatak:
wang has posted official Chinese JB ROM ...

do we have any hopes now ? :fingers-crossed:
[Motorola Atrix 2] nishant203:
Since we have official JB rom for A2, does it mean we can have more stable versions of CM10, Paranoid Android...etc ?
[Motorola Atrix 2] answersamir:
yes but i think if they use it from base then the well known heating problem will emerge but our devs will take only wahat is necessary :P cheers buddy:good:
[Motorola Atrix 2] RoadToNever:
Appears to be solved: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36575338&postcount=1
[Motorola Atrix 2] Ravikirancg:
Using the hktw boot.img solves that prob..
[Nokia Lumia 900] redhot209:
Anything else besides Dev Unlock?. Title explains it? I wan't to know what else I can do :(
[Nokia Lumia 900] exiva:
Nope
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] 122ninjas:
https://plus.google.com/115049428938715274412/posts/HxPFHBQJdTL

Seems that those are just "placebos" that don't really need to be done. Now of course if you have a bug go ahead and do that, but it seems it is not necessary to do so after a flash as it just wastes time according to a CM dev
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] MotoMudder77:
I dont care who says what. installing something over old **** can cause issues. Wiping cache and dalvik is like preventative stuff.

I've been android since before eclair came out. Same **** for updating back then as it is today.

Everyone knows android is a mess. cleaning it up beforehand dont hurt anything.

Next they'll say that rebooting a phone does nothing for the s/w.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
It only takes like 10 seconds to do a full wipe. If I lose 10 seconds a day and flash 3 times a week that's 30 seconds. Times 4 weeks in a month that's 2 minutes. I can handle that. :p
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Cmoore0965:
The elaboration further down that annoying swarm of fan boys, was that he meant within updating the same rom. He even expressly states later, that switching roms requires wiping "everything." That was the most over dramatic reiteration of pretty common knowledge I've ever read.

Pink pony Gs2 i777

Pure Google Gnex i9250

Pink stallion Gs3 i747

Stock tweaked Asus tf201
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
Nope. This is. Shoes save lives.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Cmoore0965:
Touché, sir

Pink pony Gs2 i777

Pure Google Gnex i9250

Pink stallion Gs3 i747

Stock tweaked Asus tf201
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] waldo98:
wiping cache and dalvik doesn't take more than a minute if that and it prevents future headaches IMO
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] 122ninjas:
Yeah but it was just pointing out that the CM Updater is fine in the fact that those do not need to be wiped. I honestly never wipe caches unless switching roms/bases and have never had an issue.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ubertwik:
Seems to hit and miss, any luck out there?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ssc505684708:
Since I couldn't use my account to make any reply on "flyer Development".... Have to put this here seaking for help

My device: flyer p510e 3G

Rom: dexter jb cm10 1.7---------------with full 3G function

kernel: LeeDroid HC v 2.1.0 (I don't know how to flash a .tar kernel @@ help!!!!)

Problem report: when making phone calls, people can't hear me, but I can hear them and also my voice using that stock HTC ear phone(not a bluetooth headset).....

Qusetions: Dose 1.7 version only support bluetooth headset? OR Is that problem result from the incorrect kernel? How can I flash that .tar kernel??

Tried odin for sumsung but failed....
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ssc505684708:
Anybody who knows how to flash this .tar kernel ??:confused:
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] sdpinsens:
on dexterJB ver.1.7 p1 u don't need to flash the kernel, the kernel is already on it...

but if u wanna try, to flash .tar kernel u can use android debugging (adb), by run command prompt adb from ur pc and connect ur device via usb...and then flash that kernel...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ssc505684708:
So ... jb1.7 intrinsic kernel is leedroid ?? Hard to understand ...

I have adb , but I'm merely a newbie on that, could you share your command with me ? I'd like to try that on . Thanks !
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ssc505684708:
tried :fastboot flash boot Dexters -jbxxxxxxx.tar doesn't work ... data length is too long

don't know how to creat a kernel of img format ... help
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] sdpinsens:
do u mean the kernel source DexterJB-kernel.tar.gz, right? that file is the source of the kernel...it's too complicated to create image files, it takes an understanding of the linux program, only expert developer who can do that. u should know that the stock kernel that include on dexterJB Rom come from leedroid -HC kernel, Dexter has successfully changed the leedroid kernel (read this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1795342&page=5) ...

ur kernel is shown 2.6.35.14-LeeDroid-HC-V2.1.0-root@webserv #136, right?...

there is no new jellybean kernel that can run on Flyer right now, except ones....thanks to Leedroid, Chaos_x and Dexter...

about phone calls problem, try to reinstall the ROM...use the latest...DexterJB17 p1....
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ssc505684708:
Thanks for your reply, I did mean the kernel source :) And understand the whole thing now. Reflashing the rom immediately...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jonas1988:
Help needed

Hi. First of all I’m a noob in all concerns of android - rooting - ROMs and so on. Basically I wanted to root my HTC flyer WIFI so I could try using different custom roms, desensed honeycomb, jelly bean and so on.

It all started out pretty well, at least I got it rooted with this guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1881748 root was confirmed with root checker basic.

My next step was that I wanted to try flash a custom ROM on it and I decided to try out DextersJB v1.7p1 CM10 + AOKP edition (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1795342)

Since I used HTC Unlock it says I should:

“if you used HTC Unlock and S-OFF'd using that, you ALWAYS need to flash new boot.img manually, search "fastboot flash boot boot.img" if do not already know how to use it.

remember that 2 boot images exists, one withhtc keys enabled(phoneUI) and one without.”

So I found this tutorial for flashing via fastboot:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1752270

It basically works, but after I fastboot flash boot boot.img and fastboot reboot, first thing that comes up is the HTC(without “quietly brilliant”) and then just a blank black screen with backlit display still on (which could be the boot animation from the JB ROM). I waited and waited, but nothing else happens. I can still reboot into bootloader and access other boot.img via fastboot.

I searched for solutions in the forums, but couldn’t find anything helpful. Can anyone help me get it up and running again and flash a boot.img?

Remember this is all I have ever done into rooting and Roms, so please try answering in a very basic "nerd" language.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] peterdunstan:
Same problem here

On v1.7, my flyer reboots when I turn speakerphone on or plug in a headset. So, I've gone back to v1.6, but that has microphone problems, even with p1 and p2. So, I'll just wait for v1.8. I hope they keep developing, because if it gets working fully (which is a big job for the developers) I'll make some donations to them. It's great that there's progress on the Flyer, because the development for my old Desire has halted.

I wanted to post my feedback in the development thread too, but I'm also a newbie.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] daoster:
I'm basically going through the same problem...I'm stuck in a bootloop and can't even access my Recovery. Anybody knows what's up?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ssc505684708:
I agree with U. Dexter and his friends, their JB made flyer a really fast MACHINE. 1.7 is better in touching so I keep using it. If 1.8 fix the camera and phone, there would be no reason not flashing it( HTC developers better go to die ~~) I also want to donate to Dexter if he doesn't mind that's done with RMB...:o:o:o:
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] peterdunstan:
I just gave him a modest donation to encourage him onwards. Really looking forward to it all working. Phone call functionality first, camera later, if possible.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] peterdunstan:
can't wait

Can't wait for a new version!!!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] peterdunstan:
Battery life was awesome on it. Now I'm using a One X rom, also Dexter's work, but it goes flat before the day is finished even using Juice Defender. It's almost a month since the last update. Fingers crossed my reboot issue when making calls will be fixed soon!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] parambil:
Unable to boot after flashing

I am having same issue reported above by "daoster". I was able to go to the CWM Recovery once again and went thru the ZIP install process for the 2nd time. Still the Flyer will not boot.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] parambil:
solved

Finally I solved myself. Hope this will help someone.

1. Connect the HTC Flyer to computer & get in the fastboot.

2. C:\Android>fastboot devices

HT15GJN00238 fastboot

3. Copy the boot.img from the Dexter ZIP file. Then run the following

C:\Android>fastboot flash boot boot.img

sending 'boot' (3212 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.523s]

writing 'boot'...

OKAY [ 0.388s]

finished. total time: 0.913s

4. Copy the recovery.img from CWM ZIP file and run the following. And Reboot.

C:\Android>fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

sending 'recovery' (5158 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.843s]

writing 'recovery'...

OKAY [ 0.990s]

finished. total time: 1.835s

rebooting...

finished. total time: 0.593s

5. Now I was be able to go to the Recovery mode and install the Dexter ZIP file.

I thought I bricked my Flyer,but I am back online
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
Haven't smoked a cigarette since Tuesday and here is how.

My wife and I both started vaping.

We have a local store here.

Can be found on the Web at http://mountainoakvapors.com

We got the Ego Twist system.

Very pleasant taste and smell, no tobacco unless you choose a tobacco line.

Can choose many flavors and nicotine levels all the way to no nicotine.

Already starting to breath better and smell and taste more.

Can even mix flavors to suit your taste.

I am vaping chocolate and coffee right now. :)

Thought I would share in case anyone else is trying to quit.

Working well for us.
[Off-topic] Danial723:
Hmmm advertising on XDA....I don't see this lasting long
[Off-topic] Mattix724:
Advertisement... Infraction?
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
It is not meant as an advertisement.

It is meant to help smokers stop smoking.

It is not a competitor or anything like that.

I for one know how hard it is to stop smoking so I posted this to give hope to others facing the same issues.

If the administration feels it is a violation to post this they can let me know.

I am not affiliated with this company in anyway.

It is just a local company I found here and so far it works for me.

I posted only as encouragement.
[Off-topic] 063_XOBX:
That meme. I don't think it's supposed to be used the way you're using it.

Needs moar (any?) baby pun.
[Off-topic] il Duce:
Hello off-topic flaming professionals!

He is NOT advertising, he's sharing. Get over yourselves.
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
Thanks brother. :)

Indeed I am just trying share my experience to help others get on the way to a better, quality life.

This stuff really works.

I am happy and so are my kids.

No smelly clothes, no danger of catching anything on fire.

My kids are happy to know we will live longer with out cigarettes.
[Off-topic] Babydollll:
Considering there's already a vaping thread.... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28684498

This doesn't need a new thread.

Snowflake approved this message....
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
Thanks, did not realize there was a thread already.

Guilty of not searching that one.

Never crossed my mind to search vaping on here. :/
[Off-topic] jaszek:
You didn't stop smoking. You just changed the way you supply your body with nicotine. Please come back when you find a way to quit smoking overnight.
[Off-topic] bdsullivan:
The best method for quiting is to just quit. I smoked for 20yrs and nothing ekse worked. Cold turket. Their is no other substitute.

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Xparent ICS Blue Tapatalk 2
[Off-topic] jaszek:
I've done that. Told my self I'm not smoking anymore. 1 week later I start smoking again.
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
We are not using tobacco at all.

The nicotine levels in our setups is bare minimum at 9.

In a couple weeks we will drop all nicotine and try just vaping for a few.

So we are inhaling mostly vapor and no second hand smoke.

No smoke at all for that matter.
[Off-topic] KidCarter93:
I would stop smoking but I'm not a quitter.
[Off-topic] jaszek:
QUitters suck? Quitting smoking? YOu should quit lif.e
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
By that statement someone chewing nicorette gum or using a patch would still be a smoker. :)

Understand your statement but it isn't accurate.

If you have never tried vaping, it may work for you.

Started smoking after my first marriage went down the drain.

Been smoking ever since and this seems to be working.

So far I have not even craved a regular cigarette after that first day.

Vaping helps drop nicotine dependence by letting you lower the amount slowly down to 0.

It also helps because if you need the hand movement like many smokers do, this allows that while removing all the harmful tar and other things from your daily life.
[Off-topic] jaszek:
I worded that wrong. I meant you are still a nicotine addict. Nicorette and patches don't help as much because they still provide your body with the cancer causing chemicals, which is what the body craves. So do eCigs.
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
This thread was meant to be helpful and inspirational.

Everyone coming in here to flame or troll can leave.

If you can't post anything besides negative statements then why post here at all?

Need attention much?
[Off-topic] KidCarter93:
I hope that's not aimed at me in any way.
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
These are not ecigs.

The system we use is all food grade materials but with a small amount of nicotine. Until we drop the nicotine completely out.

Studies have been done and there are no other harmful ingredients in these.

Without nicotine the materials in these can be used to make candy.
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
No, was not aimed at you.

It was a blanket statement to keep the thread positive and on topic.

Smoking is a huge problem for many of us.

Personally have a reason to quit.

I have four kids.
[Off-topic] jaszek:
It was aimed at me ;)

And I have a reason to quit. And the reason is a female. Not with her though, so still smoking...for now. Update in a week when we actually go out to chill for most of the day. We'll see what happens.
[Off-topic] Card83:
I smoked for about 10 years, at least a pack a day. I tried switching to Camel Snus, then gums, patches, e-cigs, and all sorts of home remedies that supposedly help you quit. None of them worked, and every time I found myself back to smoking within 2 weeks. The only thing that ever worked was cold turkey. The first 3 days are the hardest, so I waited until I had a real nasty cold, stayed dosed up on Nyquil, and pretty much slept off the cravings for 72 hours. I celebrated 3 months without a cigarette by snow-shoeing up a 12,000ft mountain, something I never would have fathomed doing while smoking. I'm now over 7 months in, and honestly, I don't even have an occasional flicker of craving anymore.

But in the end, it doesn't matter HOW you quit, as long as you actually commit to quitting.
[Off-topic] KidCarter93:
I know it weren't aimed at me. I just figured I'd intervene when it wasn't needed. :cool:

To kinda keep this on topic though, I did try quitting just out of school when I was 17 but it didn't work.

The reason I thought I wanted to quit was because I wanted to start going to the gym and didn't just wanna get toned. I wanted to become healthier aswell.

I tried going cold turkey, that didn't work. I tried patches, that didn't work. I tried these electric cigs, they didn't work either.

It was simply a mentality based block. I didn't truly want to quit, hence why they didn't work. Only a part of me wanted to quit and unless I was more committed to quitting, there's not a chance anything would work.
[Off-topic] Card83:
That right there is the biggest hurdle that most people face. Most smokers have the physical capability to overcome nicotine addiction. The truth is that it's so hard to overcome the mental addiction of how calming a cigarette can be. You have to be fully committed and really WANT to quit, or it's just never going to work.
[Off-topic] jaszek:
I keep smoking. I see smokers losing breath running for the train. Today I ran up three stairs in the subway from about 3 stories underground to about 3 stories above ground. Yes, I was breathing heavily buy not dying like others. I also remember I never head trouble in gym class, and I've already smoked for a few years. I feel special lol.

Sent from my Gekko phone.
[Off-topic] pandemikXtwstd:
Been a smoker for 4 -8 years .... 8 being I tried one in the 8th grade... and I have quit on and off since then... go months without a one then weeks of pack a day then just pack every few days. I have no reason to quit that is strongly motivating... I can bike on a stationary for hours straight and still not get tired... bike all the way from gods little green acre and the city and back without took heavy breathing.

But that's all besides the point. I just wanted to say that vapour e cigs and the like help me prolong the time I have till my next smoke by a mile. Which in turn hurts my wallet a lot less :) e cigs help...the want to quit is the nail in the coffin... and I mean real will to quit
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
All very true.

I had a ruptured appendix years back and almost died.

Stopped smoking for about three months.

Like an idiot I started again.

This will be four days without an actual cigarette and not even craving them now.
[Off-topic] holgalee:
Well, to the OP, I wish him and his wife all the best in stopping smoking.

I'm sure it's not been easy, and you've been brave. I'm sure if you want to stop badly enough, for whatever reasons, you can and you will. Thank you for sharing what works for you.

hey everyone, we should all encourage him instead of being suspicious and cynical. :)
[Off-topic] rootlinux:
Thank you my friend.
[Off-topic] dameer:
I have been smoking for a 5 years when I was studing at university. My two brothers, father and a lot of friends smoke too. But my wife didn't like that. So I decided to stop. One my friend recommend me to read a book that helps him. I have been reading for a year (the book has about 200 pages) with a lot of breaks, because it was really boring for me. But when I finished reading I smoked out my last cigarette at that evening. I had no pain, no wish to smoke. It was only a little bit unusual not to go to the smoking room every hour. And now for 2 years I don't smoke and don't want. The book is named "Allen Carr's Easyway".

Believe, that book can help you too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mysticg:
Hi All is there anyway to increase the bluetooth headset volume? Ive tried using volume+ and flashing some of the Audio tools iin the Theme forum, but my bluetooth volume is still low on this phone. I can barely hear the other person on the other end. Any suggestions? Is there any way to get a better profiles? Im using a Motorola H385, it works fine on any other phone, but low on this galaxy s3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] alarmo:
Same here I have the Motorola Hx55 the volume was very high on my IPhone 4 but very low on my Galaxy Note 2. One thing I noticed is when playing music its very loud I have to turn it down but when in calls turned all the way up I barely can hear.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaivorth:
Looking to get a N7 soon when the price drops start. Was wondering what do you guys think the best ROMs out so far are. Looking for silky smooth usage for the most part. Mainly will be used for web surfing, so whatever can make web pages load faster would be nice!

Will be using a different kernel that will allow better battery life as well.

So opinions on best ROMs? Would be nice if you've tried many recent ROM's to provide feedback on
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leelaa:
If its mainly for surfing then stay on stock, install aosp browser as chrome is slow and switch to franco kernel.

A rom will not make amything faster only a kernel can. You can turn off animations to speed it up but even stock rom can do that.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaivorth:
I still want a different ROM. Such as Glazed Jelly bean, Paranoid or whatever they were. They were visually a lot more pleasing, and the ROMs themselves I believe were leaner as well?

Just wanted to see what everyone was using as their main ROM atm.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] styckx:
I really can't say there is a best ROM or even best kernel.. When I was new to Android a few years back I was a flashaholic.. OMG NEW ROM!!! AND IT HAS A COOL TITLE AND SLOGAN! MUST FLASH!@!#@!! :laugh: Now a days... I pick a ROM, I pick a kernel that looks like it's frequently updated, well maintained and has an engaging developer and stick with it. There really is no best.. Just the one that suites your needs.. Speed.. Eh.. Unless you're a benchmark or FPS junkie almost any ROM on the N7 is going to fly.. This tablet is a beast..

Just read the threads in development.. Look to see what's up to 4.1.2 standards, see what is frequently updated, see what users feedback is, see how the dev responds to feedback, look at the features... Pick three and try them out.. I guarantee one will trap you and that's the one for you.. It'll just hit you.. A ROM that is the `best' for me may not necessarily be the best ROM for you. :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roid666:
This is great advice! I've lost count of how many ROMs have been on my n7 now. I settle on one for a week or so, then get itchy feet and try another ;p Grass is always greener and all that!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] artlove:
I recommend stock rom ，stablet
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leelaa:
I am using paranoid android. The screen looks much bigger in tablet mode + the option of expanded desktop. Combined with franco kernel its a winner. I use my device for gaming and now franco has gpu freq change on the fly so it suits me well.