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[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tom2112:
I'm about to pull the trigger on a SCH-I815, which is of course 4G LTE capable. But I would like to have Jelly Bean on it.

Is there a stable Jelly Bean ROM available for the SCH-I815 which supports the 4G LTE data, wifi and gps?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Royaltiger:
No.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tom2112:
Alrighty then! Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zgx:
Although there is no Jelly Bean, you might consider looking at the Ice Cream Sandwich ROM:

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1932597

There are two things you can do to make this perform much closer to CM10.

One is to freeze unwanted stock apps using Titanium Backup.

The second is to tweak the kernel settings for better performance using "Pimp My Rom" or any other such tool (Thunderbolt, Adrenaline, etc). There is a huge difference in network performance such as web page load time, and download speed.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1908269

With these two changes, I have both LTE data, all the apps that CM10 would run, and almost as good performance.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ria4life:
4.22 Rom.

Here is a great rom which ive been using as my daily driver for a few weeks not...The latest build is very stable:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2139747
[Atrix 4G Android Development] NFHimself:
Hi,

There seems to me to be the general idea that swapping kernels is just flashing a different boot.img, however, what seems to never be mentioned is that each boot.img has a unique ram disk or included set of files/folder structure. This ram disk was designed to work with a specific version of android and within that, a specific build of that version. The init.rc file could be totally different, there could be a different init compiled in, ro.secure could be 0 in default.prop, and so on.

When looking through some of the scripts out there, it is always flash boot.img, not extract the ramdisk and rebuilt boot.img first. This introduces a tad bit of randomness to the whole kernel swapping scenario.

This is an pseudo example of what I would do, if I had to swap kernels manually on the phone. I have attached the referenced phone compatible binaries. (I would normally do it from within linux on a PC)

With CWM running on your phone, start adb.

$ adb shell

# ~ cd /tmp

# /tmp dump_image /dev/block/mmcblk0p11 boot.img

# /tmp unpack boot.img

# /tmp ls

boot.img boot.img-zImage boot.img-ramdisk

# /tmp cp /sdcard/mynewkernel-zImage .

# /tmp ls

boot.img boot.img-zImage boot.img-ramdisk mynewkernel-zImage

# /tmp cat /proc/cmdline >cmdline.txt

# /tmp cat ./cmdline.txt

mem=320M@0M nvmem=192M@320M vmalloc=320M video=tegrafb console=null usbcore.old_scheme_first=1 tegraboot=sdmmc tegrapart=mbr:1100:100:800,kpanic:2500:400:800 security=tomoyo mot_prod=1 androidboot.serialno=TA2xxxxxxx

# /tmp busybox vi cmdline.txt

# /tmp cat ./cmdline.txt

mem=320M@0M nvmem=192M@320M mem=512M@512M vmalloc=320M video=tegrafb console=null usbcore.old_scheme_first=1 tegraboot=sdmmc tegrapart=mbr:1100:100:800,kpanic:2500:400:800 security=tomoyo mot_prod=1 androidboot.serialno=TA2xxxxxxx

# /tmp mkbootimg --cmdline cmdline.txt --kernel mynewkernel-zImage --ramdisk boot.img-ramdisk.gz -o boot.img

# /tmp flash_image /dev/block/mmcblk0p11 boot.img

the bits in green if you wanted to fix the missing mem=512M@512M in your cmdline if applicable.

Replace the general sequence in your CWM install scripts when all you want is to swap the kernel, not potentially change the boot sequence/flags as well.

Cheers!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Hazem62:
hi

thanks for tutorial

but regarding this command :

/tmp cp /sdcard/mynewkernel-zImage

what is

mynewkernel-zImage

?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] NFHimself:
That would be whatever kernel image you wanted to replace your existing kernel with. As the ones around are in zip files with prepackaged boot.img files you would have to unzip and extract to get just the kernel part. Also, you would need any dependent libs copied over to /system/lib/[modules].

This is nothing really new, just not being done with the Atrix thus far.

Cheers!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] toyota86:
How do I get boot.img-ramdisk from this step

into boot.img-ramdisk.gz for mkbootimg? do I use the regular gzip?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] palmbeach05:
If I wanted to edit and change the partition table, could I use the same method to pull and edit the partition file since it also exists in the same directory as cmdline?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] toyota86:
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[Atrix 4G Android Development] Ni5hant:
can any1 tell me how to extract boot.img-zimage for adding more drivers
[Atrix 4G Android Development] runekock:
Basically, you can't.

New drivers are either built into the kernel when it is compiled. Or built as kernel modules using the same kernel source and same compiler as the main kernel. In both cases, you need to know all about compiling a kernel.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Ni5hant:
anyway ..i have an ARM kali 2.0 on my galaxy j7.. and i want to connect my TP-Link Tw722n wifi adapter to it....

"Dmesg | grep usb" shows the usb...bt i cant anything else with it..........any help would be appreciated
[Atrix 4G Android Development] runekock:
If you are running Kali Linux on a Galaxy J7, then you are in entirely the wrong thread. This is about Android on Motorola Atrix. Try asking in a Kali Linux thread. Though I suspect the answer will be more or less the same -- that you need to learn how to compile a kernel to do anything.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Ni5hant:
Thnx for the answer buddy i have downloaded my kernel source and goind to recompile it...just looking for the right toolchain to download...anyways thnx for the replies
[Atrix 4G Android Development] runekock:
BTW, this may not only be a question of drivers. The userspace networking code also needs to setup the new network port.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Ni5hant:
Nopp..i have to just enable aethros driver support with cfg80211 module..and after flash dat kernel next time i can use my usb wifi adapter...although at this kernel i cant use my inbuilt wifi adapter...anyways i have. Build my kernel have to just compile it...if it will be a success i will upload it...
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdourado:
Hello,

In the past few weeks I have been getting pretty excited about getting a nexus 10.

Mainly due to the large screen with its insane resolution.

I have been an android user since my first smartphone.

Currently I have a Galaxy Nexus and a nexus 7.

I love the 7. It has great portability and I take it outside often due to its small size.

I am however thinking about adding a nexus 10 to my gadgets because when at home doing mainly couch browsing, I wish for a bigger screen, especially to use chrome.

However in the last few days I saw that for just a bit more I can buy an ultra book with a 13 inch screen hard drive, 4 gb of ram and not too much weight.

On that price range the screen is just 1366x768, but for a 13 inch laptop it might be enough.

So, hanging on the fence here.

What should I go for?

Nexus 10 or ultra book?

Cheers
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dja357:
I've been using a 13 inch Macbook Pro for a couple of years and am replacing it with the Nexus 10.

Having recently gotten a PC again, I've found myself using my Mac less and less. With a powerful PC, the only thing I really needed my mac for was for internet access on the go and so my mac had basically become a cumbersome internet machine - something that a tablet is far more suited to.

It all depends on what you want to use it for. I do photo editing, light pc gaming and lots of internet browsing. My PC can handle all of that and when I want to be mobile a tablet is a more practical option than a laptop. I wouldn't want to just have a tablet because of the things I do use my PC for, but if I was just internet browsing then I could probably manage with just a tablet.

If you want something for couch browsing, then why would you pay more for a laptop which is more cumbersome to use than a tablet? The specs on the ultrabook are fairly average, and if you're only planning on using it for things a tablet could easily accomplish, then you may as well save the money and buy the thing suited for the task.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] willywill:
I was in the same boat like you last week, i ended up buying a Asus Zenbook Prime for $1,030 with Window 8, can't compare a Android tablet to a full PC, now if you want both a tablet with a full PC i would look at something like this

http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/tablet-pcs/XE700T1C-A01US

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-ATIV-Smart-Pro-700T/dp/B0098O9TRO

BTW that thing has the same spec as my Zenbook but has a better SSD then my Ultrabook
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdourado:
Thank you for the replies.

Currently I just have my Galaxy Nexus and nexus 7.

I don't currently own a computer.

My wife has a laptop I use when I need to do something pc related like using the nexus toolkit and torrents and such.

But that kind of use is not too frequent.

I like android os as I use Google services and having everything in sync between the devices is a plus.

I use Tapatalk to browse the forums on the 7 and some apps like ebay and imdb for specific uses.

When I use my Nexus 7 at home I wish it was bigger. I find it strange bit cumbersome to use chrome with several open tabs and for more intensive Web browsing.

So the nexus 10 looks like an option to me.

I don't work with a computer at home. For Work i have the office computer.

So, my doubts:

- would a nexus 10 overlap my Nexus 7 and one of the devices become redundant?

- would the 10 inch screen of the nexus 10 be big enough to overcome the limitations I find on the 7?

- would an ultra book be more agile and faster?

- would an ultra book be comfortable to use without a table or desk? Just for couch surf?

Don't know which side to turn.

Cheers
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] willywill:
I dont know about this it might be dumb or you might end up challenging yourself but have you never thought of building your "own" computer, here is just one of million example, this is on the extreme side since its water cooled

http://www.overclock.net/t/1277018/build-log-first-wc-build-nzxt-switch-810-matte-black

You dont have to go crazy, this is my own pc, i built this back in February-March of this year
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 404 ERROR:
Ultrabook Cons:

If you buy a Windows 8 ultrabook now, you're going to regret it in a few months once Haswell comes out. You paying about $800 - $1200 (ultrabook - ultrabook convertible) for something that will last only about 4-7 hours. Wait about half a year and the Haswell chips should allow at least 7 hours of use.

Tablets would be far more comfortable on your lap. Also considering how ultrabooks have air vents, if you block a vent on accident, your ultrabook might end up frying itself. So I'd think ultrabooks are far more comfortable to use on a table or desk.

Ultabrook Pros:

Ultrabooks are far far far far more powerful than tablets. You can't deny it. An i5 or i7 processor will blow any other mobile chips out of the water. So the performance will definitely be more "agile and faster."

My recommendation is that you either wait for the Haswell chips to be used in Ultrabooks or just go with the Nexus 10.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vertron:
But who needs a far more powerful machine just for web browsing and watching videos.

If you need to be able to run demanding Windows programs, then by all means get an ultrabook. If it's just going to be used for light casual tasks like web browsing, the tablet is the better/cheaper option.

The only thing I'm concerned about with the Nexus 10 is what the screen quality is like. No, not the resolution, the black level & colours. If it's anything like the Note 10.1 it will be very good imo.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdourado:
Had a wild idea today.

I can get a new ipad 4 for a sweet price of 400 euros.

The same price that the nexus 10 is supposed to cost from the play store.

Should I give the ipad a chance?

Or is the nexus 10 better?

How would the ipad play with my Android devices in the terms of syncing email, calendar, contacts?

Cheers
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vertron:
It depends if you can live with their walled garden eco system. But you do get more optimized apps and games.

I wouldn't get one personally. Android allows me to do almost everything I can do on my laptop. IOS is too limiting for me. I also don't like Apple, but that's another story.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdourado:
I used to use apple computers. Sold my latest imac this year.

I liked it more than windows.

Trouble free.

I never had a ios device.

But for what I use the tablet, I guess I could make do with an ipad, and the 4:3 screen is sweet for Web browsing.

And Google has a gmail app and chrome app, so I guess it would be doable.

I guess I could buy it and if I don't like it, sell it.

Thoughs?

Cheers
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 404 ERROR:
Definitely. That is why the ultrabook is far more versatile and can become your tablet, laptop, computer, etc. But if you don't need Windows software, then you're 100% right. The money doesn't justify simple internet browsing and casual gaming.

I don't want to weigh in here too much since I don't own an iPad, but if you're not someone who likes tweaking things, the iPad certainly looks like the choice of your device. "Best user experience" is based on you. "Feeling walled in" to the ecosystem, while maybe true, certainly won't be a problem for someone who simply likes a trouble free device.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdourado:
I would probably prefer the nexus 10.

The problem is that Google does not sell it trough the play store here in Portugal.

So I will probably have to resort to some sort of tricks to buy one or will have to pay more than the play store price of 399 euros.

The ipad I can pickup the new 4 here with a company cuppon for 410 euros...

So the easiness of purchase makes me want to try the ipad.

If only google could come to their senses in regard to distribution of their products...
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tcb4:
Tbh I just can't get by the fact that ios won't let you change the default browser. Currently on my sgs3 I don't have a default browser so every time I click on something it asks me what browser I want to use. Also I like having a user accessible file system because it just makes downloading things like pdfs and such so much easier. I just wanted to throw this out there because I considered buying an ipad due to the gpu, but have decided not to due to the obvious os limitations.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HoushaSen:
It really depends on what your goal is and how much you are willing to pay.

Personally, the most action packed system on the market (soon to be) is as someone else mentioned Ativ Smart Pro. Here is quick list of why:

Ativ Smart Pro

+Full HD screen - I owned Transformer Infinity and have seen iPad 3 a few times. The screen resolution jump from regular screen i.e. iPad 2, or current android tablets to Infinity's full HD screen was big. From full HD to Retina display did not seem as much. But certainly, good to have high resolution.

+Wacom stylus - I had Galaxy Note 10.1 for little. Capative screen with just stylus is markedly different in accuracy and experience compared to inductive pen technology.

+ Real windows - The Windows store market is nowhere that of Android or iOS; however, when you add legacy windows applications, things totally change.

+ Keyboard dock - Can use as real ultrabook PC

+ Expandable memory - One reason I am really holding myself back from buying Nexus 10. This was one of the major reason I jumped from iOS to Android.

Major downsides

-Price $1200 - Considering this is real ultrabook PC, and high end tablet. If you buy both, it may perhaps cost similar but still a bit too expensive. Plus as stated below, the tablet experience may not be as perfect.

-Battery life - Listed 9 hours, but in reality it may be like 4-5 hours (rumor)

- Weight - Close to 1.9 lbs is a bit heavy for pure tablet.

Alternatively, Ativ Smart PC or other atom based real Windows 8 tablet may be a valid option. It has Atom processor i.e. slower than i5; however, longer battery life, lighter weight. However, it does not have Full HD. But cost is cheaper like $600-$700. It is atom underpowered for real full blown PC power i.e. you won't be able to play skyrim or high end graphics game, but still has Wacom stylus, MS office, and even sunspider benchmark is still faster than any other Android or iPad 4.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aalin13:
For $1200, I would much rather have a $400 Nexus 10 and a $800 ultrabook instead of one compromised machine. I really wouldn't recommend anyone to get a X86 tablet until Haswell comes out.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yumcax:
As an Android lover... if you're not interested in tweaking or customizing your device, and/or are not willing to put up with lots of workarounds and the like, get an iDevice. I'm sure android will eventually be just as polished with just as many tablet apps, but right now you'll need a thick skin and a love for the platform itself to want the N10 over a iPad4.

That said, there are certainly many advantages to the Nexus 10 for me and my uses, and I wouldn't trade it for an iPad in a million years. But if you care about a smooth experience, get an iPad.
[HTC One X] ekabon:
Hi Guys! I'm on CM10 Nightly's kernel, and as you know it is set to max frequencies on all 4 cores, which causes crazy battery drain. I change CPU frequency manually but as soon as the phone gets rebooted it gets back to max. I tried to change performance settings and using some apps - didn't work. Any ideas how can I make CPU frequency stick to the one I pick? Maybe I should try another kernel?Thanx
[HTC One X] M@c|-|oR:
I would recommend that you download SetCPU application from Play Store and play with it a little bit. But be careful, you could mess things using it.
[HTC One X] Tw1tchy:
I would start using a non nightly kernel. Nightly kernels could have bugs that could damage your device. My guess is that CPU frequency reset was put into the kernel for safety reasons.
[HTC One X] eyosen:
I am on nightly (seadersn edition) and checking apply settings on boot works fine with min and max frequencies. Also nobody has complained in the official cm10 thread. Try re flashing your kernel. And fastboot erase cache afterwards.
[HTC One X] Doorman404:
"No Frils" or "System tuner" apps will keep the frequencies for you :)
[HTC One X] Saarkia:
OP, I'm having the same problem as you - CM10, latest nightly. I'm really worried that it running at max CPU frequency will damage my phone. Have you managed to find a solution? I'm a complete noob at all this, and can't quite figure out how to install a new kernal. Thanks dude
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] timoboontjuh:
hello,

I got a XPERIA x10 mini pro here and the touchscreen doesn't work anymore. it just disabled since then and i cant use it anymore.

the strange part is: it just disabled within a second when i was using the phone.

its the stock rom from the experia now and i dont know anything i can do.

i want the stock rom on the device so i dont want to flash it over and over.

any leads for me?

thanks
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
Yes... it's probably the flex-cable that links the keyboard and the rest of the phone that is broken, nothing to do with software.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] timoboontjuh:
ok, thanks for the reaction, i will look at it.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] KrisPerry:
Do particular docks trigger dock mode on the p3100. Can this be forced using a resistor
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] JaxzTReaper:
Good question, I've been digging in vein for weeks in an attempt to discover TV out on Tab 2 (3110 to be exact)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] KrisPerry:
I really just need something that will change a state on the Tablet when my ignition starts. This will allow me to trigger a tasker event to power on screen and resume music/video playback
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] intruda119:
Use tasker or automateit(only $1.60) and program called carhome(buy or google)

Have this setup in my car now. Tab comes on, volume goes up, gps on, wifi off, screen on.

When tab doesnt recieve power everything above reversed.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] KrisPerry:
Yes but I want it to charge when the ignition is off too so this won't really work
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bikrame:
How to remove CIQ from our S3 ?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
Its amazing what XDA Search can do ;) Found it here
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bikrame:
I swear I did search (from app ) but couldnt find it. Thanks man.

Edit : just checked and knew I already remove it :-/
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
Haha no problem. I tend to miss things as well. And you already removed it? So you dont have CIQ? I would download VooDoo from the android market and run it to check if its still functioning on your device. Love that app. :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
There are 3 apks and one lib if I remember right.

Cant remember the nsmes but the apps all have a pink gear looking icon.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bikrame:
I remember I had once remove ciq from one of my s3 (I got replacement ) but not sure which one was that so I was looking for same thread (you showed me) but couldnt find through xda app.

No more ciq .

On voodoo it says I have CIQ elememt but its inactive. It may be mytmobile app which I have freeze from Titanium.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Did you remove the library? Thatll trigger it too. Lib cant do anything without the apps though
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bikrame:
Library too? Where I can find that?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
/system/lib/libiq_service_tmobile_2.2.so
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bikrame:
Removed it . Thanks
[Continuum General] XjokiX7:
Well for some odd reason my 3G isn't functioning correctly. It randomly appears and disappear. Started happening after my last flash. If anyone could help me with this I would appreciate it. But for now no more flashing. Also I would appreciate to help out if anyone needs help.
[Continuum General] ciscogee:
try to clear cache and dalvick, then reboot...
[Continuum General] XjokiX7:
Nope nothing. Oh well I'll find a way. Thanks anyway. :)
[Continuum General] ciscogee:
Keep us posted, where u live at might be cell towers?
[Continuum General] roaddog665:
You say it happened after a flash? What were you on and what did you flash too?
[Continuum General] XjokiX7:
Signal randomly came back and started functioning right so I'm fine for now. :p

Switched from ciscogee's rom to normal deodexed rom.. then put trailblazers mods cause I never really checked what all it had. and as soon as the phone booted up from flashing that's when the 3g started acting funny. but it's all good now. and no one to blame. :o just my mistakes.
[Continuum General] roaddog665:
Just wondered, cause I've had some random odd things going on...wifi not scanning/connecting, notifications not working, weather not updating, apps that did work fine fc'ing, earlier today my soft keys disappeared... they still worked just couldn't see them. Some times the phone runs like a Ferrari, sometimes like a pinto.:p Rebooting seems to fix it, or jump to another problem. Its almost like sometimes things don't get loaded correctly at boot. Not bad enough to make the phone unusable, but does have me scratching my head sometimes.
[Continuum General] XjokiX7:
Hmm.. that's odd. the only problems I had was that my lockscreen wasn't showing even after I locked it and the whole 3g issue. The lockscreen problem didn't bother me much but the 3g one did. both fix themselves on their own. Rebooting does work. but also when it's booting up it's best to wait and let everything load instead of using it right away. But aside from this don't worry much. :) These bugs and error will go away soon as we get closer to our goal. :o