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[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WildBomber:
This solution seems to have worked, thank you. Before I removed my account, I did a full backup via Kies. I realised removing my Samsung account deleted my S Notes, so I tried to restore them from my backup, but after a 'successful' restore, half of my notes are missing.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WildBomber:
The notes that are missing were in a folder named 'Notes.' I tried to create a new 'Notes' folder, but apparently this folder name is already in use. Searching for the folder brings up no matches, so where is it?!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WildBomber:
Upon further investigation, all my missing notes and memos are still in my S Note directory, but for some strange reason they're not showing up in the app. Any ideas?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] payback1980:
Hi! I'd like to know if there is a way to restore the picasa sync in cm 10.1 with the correct tile size 4x3 , i'm asking because the provided apk from the nexus 4 won't install, do i need to cancel gallery first?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] payback1980:
bump
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darius_AWS:
Go to the official cm 10.1 topic, look at the fifth point in the first post and Here you find what you want ;)

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300 avec Tapatalk
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theteju:
Hey guys,

It is hard to explain the problem. The ROM is working perfect and fulfills all my needs. However every once in a while the tablet goes dead. completely dead without any aparent reason. Only way to get it back to life is to open it up, Unplug the battery and it boots up just fine. works for a while may be 15 days or 5 hours I never know.

On an average I have opend my tablet for more than 10 times in last 3 months. Other than that it works just fine.

Any idea, what's causing this problem?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhermit:
I had the same type problem with these crashes. Mine would come back by opening the back and pressing the reset button. The problem was there with all the 4.1.x ROMs. I suspect it is the kernel.

I finally got annoyed enough to go back to my trusted Frankentab Froyo ROM.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tobalaz:
Doesn't matter which rom I run, even stock, I get the occasional shut down of the blue.

Though I must say outside of the lack of flash Smooth runs very nice and only seems to shut down when I'm playing Pocket Empires (which isn't coded that great to begin with and crashes on my EVO as well) or just letting it idle. It has happened to me 3 total times since the original install 3 weeks back but not once since flashing the 2 updates to 4.1.2 with boot.img and audio fix a few days back.

I love using the dock and pumping out NES and SNES roms, HBO GO or avi files to the tv. Some people say that HBO GO doesn't work on theirs, might work for me because I'm using Dizzy's IMEI hack (also worked on black jb w/ the IMEI hack). Meh, beats me.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theteju:
Thanks for the replies guys. I have not updated the ROM in a while. Might look into it. The instructions for the update is kind of confusing.

Well, So I am not the only one. I have noticed my tablet goes dead specially when a media is playing and I hook up speaker system via 3.5mm audia jack. perhaps plugging in and out that jack messes up the voltage discharge? I too believe its a kernel problem Athough my level of experty is no were near to comment such :P

Over all, when the smoothBean works, I just love it. and opening the tablet disconnecting batter now take me less than 7 minutes , lol.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tobalaz:
I liked black jb pretty well, started there, and tried smooth. Liking smooth best.

I haven't crashed plugging in speakers because I run through the dock via hdmi.

I have however lost volume when I was using my headphones then unplugged them while avi file was playing (happened twice out of 30 or so many times, in mx player).

I'm using mx player w/ hardware decoding enabled, if I might ask what app are you running when it crashes?

And...

I've bounced around enough roms where I'm used to locking up at the 3 birds screen on initial install (and a press of the reset button fixes it 90% of the time), so I just broke out the dremmel and a tape measure, put in a hole small enough for a safety pin directly over my reset in the back and ground in DRH (while the panel was off, I'm crazy not stupid! lol, got tired of prying off the back).

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Trust me, the updates are cake, nothing to worry about.

I use DRH's clockwork 5.5.0.4. and 4.1.2 smooth inverted

Download to pc (boot.img, audio fix), transfer to microsdhc card.

boot into clockwork

first page select: install zip from sdcard

second page select: choose zip from external sdcard

run both, order shouldn't matter

reboot, done!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rajeevvp:
If you press the reset button instead of unplugging the battery, then on the next boot after the crash, the /proc/last_kmsg file should hold the messages from the kernel--if it was the kernel that crashed (most likely here).

Post the contents of /proc/last_kmsg after a crash.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theteju:
Hi Rajeevvp,

Sure, I will do it on next crash. luckily, its been working good since last 4 days with crossed fingers lol.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theteju:
Okey it happend again, Dec 30th 2012 at 3:00pm.

This time, I reset it instead of disconnecting the battery. There is no such file as /proc/last_kmsg !

The tablet rebooted just fine.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rajeevvp:
Post the output of this command (type only the stuff in bold):

~# [B]zcat /proc/config.gz | fgrep RAM_CONSOLE[/B]
CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE=y
CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE_ENABLE_VERBOSE=y
# CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE_ERROR_CORRECTION is not set
# CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE_EARLY_INIT is not set
~#

You should see output like the above--esp. ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE=y.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theteju:
u0_a41@android:/ $ zcat /proc/config.gz | fgrep RAM_CONSOLE

CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE=y

CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE_ENABLE_VERBOSE=y

CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE_ERROR_CORRECTION=y

CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE_ERROR_CORRECTION_DATA_SIZE=128

CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE_ERROR_CORRECTION_ECC_SIZE=16

CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE_ERROR_CORRECTION_SYMBOL_SIZE=8

CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE_ERROR_CORRECTION_POLYNOMIAL=0x11d

# CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE_EARLY_INIT is not set

u0_a41@android:/ $
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theteju:
bump, been waiting for reply. I dont know what these output means,, is there something wrong?

If you are busy enjoying new year eve, than fine. i can wait more :P. By the way Happy new year guys !

Take care. Peace.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theteju:
Just a little update. after last reset, I did update namely the bootimage update and sound update available on the ROM page. and the tablet is working fine since then. It has been three days without froze, yay..
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tobalaz:
Only problem I'm experiencing on Smooth is when I've had a headset plugged in and it gets pulled out while playing an audio or video file I lose audio until I reboot.

Doesn't bother me any, when it happens I know the nephew has been sneaking onto the Facebook account he "secretly" has that he's not allowed to have and was watching a video when he yanked out the headphones from the jack, closed the browser and slides the tablet under a piece of furniture then "forgets" where it is when he thinks I'm walking into the room.

Gotta love kids that think they're being sneaky and don't know how to clear history.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theteju:
Should not be discussed on this thread, but just to mention, Privacy feature is lacking on perfectly working ROM. for example, any one can just click gmail app and can access my emails if the tablet is unattended. It would be nice to have those app ask for password everytime we click it. Perhaps I do not make sense, unable to explain my quesiton. :P
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tobalaz:
Well, if you don't want people accessing your tablet, in settings, security, you change the lock screen from the default slide to unlock another setting like password, pin or pattern so it just doesn't open to anyone.

And if its just the mail app you want a password lock on (like on Outlook) then you might be able to find a client that will in market. Never looked into it, I get all my mail sent to my phone which has a strict "touch it and I'm pulling one of my swords off the wall and we'll see if you can do it again without hands" policy.

I'm not too concerned with my tablet, I like it a lot, but if someone messes it up I can flash a clean OS back on in 10 minutes. Letting people use it keeps them off of my gaming PC and my Skyrim game saves.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rajeevvp:
OK, so we've eliminated the obvious. RAM console support is built into this kernel. Next, we do some tests:

Baseline tests:

1. Reboot the tablet, then run a dmesg command like this:

$ [B]dmesg >/mnt/sdcard/dmesg1.txt[/B]

2. Reboot the tablet again and run a second dmesg command changing the output filename to dmesg2.txt. Check if /proc/last_kmsg exists. If it does, then copy it to /mnt/sdcard.

Reset switch tests:

3. Reboot tablet. Run a 3rd dmesg command with output in dmesg3.txt.

4. Reboot the tablet by pressing the reset switch. After the tablet boots, run a 4th dmesg command with output in dmesg4.txt. Check if /proc/last_kmsg exists. If it does, then copy it to /mnt/sdcard as a different filename.

Post all 6 files here.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theteju:
Hi Rajeevvp,

Thank you for your reply. Reason I have not replied is because, after the running two update files my Gtab is running fine now. It has been more than 7 days now without any hiccup. Most importantly the ROM's developer himself comment in some post that the audio update has more than just audio and I do not know what it is but it certainly solved the problem for now.

But your reply certainly will help to troubleshoot down the road. So thanks again.

Peace.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rajeevvp:
Most likely the problem has gone underground rather than been fixed by those updates--but, no matter: enjoy your tablet.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmccombs:
Here is what many of us have done for needing to reset. Take the back off the tablet, take some measurements, drill a hole thru the plastic above the reset button. This way you can put a paperclip in the back and reset without wearing out the little tabs that hold the back on. They do break sometimes no matter how careful you are. They just are not made for repetitve opening of the back. Also it saves wear breaking the batter cable. HTH
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhermit:
If you are flashing ROMs the reset hole in the back is a requirement.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] archer100:
+1. Everybody should drill the hole on the first time they open their gtabs. It definitely comes in handy.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tobalaz:
Yup, added mine after having to pop the tab a few times. I'd rather have the hole in the back than snap tabs off.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ryj01:
I'm on clean rom 3.5 and everything works great. But I have a small issue, after I receive a call the proximity sensor won't turn off. I need to reboot to get it back to normal. Does anyone have an idea how to fix it
[HTC One V] kapitanbeat:
[Q] how to add original keyboard to custom rom

i need numeric not qwerty to kang bang

im posting this here because i cant post in development yet ;)

and one more thing i need polish dictionary (stock one ) because non stock are crap

any ideas??
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
Sorry to say but you can't mix sense apps with aosp roms.
[HTC One V] kapitanbeat:
What if i ask developer form kang bang to add numeric keyboard to rom ? because there is only qwerty

u mean no chance for that
[Nexus 10 General] Jujubeanz:
I'm getting my first tablet but am at a loss how to decide? On the one hand, all critics (Cnet, PcMag, Wired, Engadget, Laptop magazine, ect...) seem to universally agree the Ipad-4 is best hands-down, no question in terms of overall quality as a tablet. Then I compared the Asus with the other 2, and was almost certain I preferred the Asus- some critics even preferred it over the Nexus 10 and expandable memory is HUGE (HD movies on 16 or even 32gb non-memory expandable device is unacceptable in this day and age). Or so it seemed. Though critics like the Asus I've read so many user-reviews about screen-bleeding and a sluggish OS, in spite of its quad-core processor Asus almost seems scary in light of the endless complaints. Now it's back down to Nexus10 vs Ipad and Ipad still seems to be better for gaming with its GPU, its app marketplace is also phenomenal.Thoughts?
[Nexus 10 General] blackhand1001:
You can't go wrong with the nexus 10. It has by far the fastest cpu of the bunch and its storage is lightning fast. More than 5 times faster than the asus. Over 100MB/s read speed. Not to mention its a nexus device and will be updated for years to come.
[Nexus 10 General] FreakPrism:
I think it comes down to your preference. Do you want to be tied to Apple's ecosystem? Are you okay with waiting on jailbreaks to iOS to get root?

I have the nexus 10 and love it. I used to have an iPhone and hated I could not customize it. My cousin had an ipad3 but I prefer the nexus 10.

I bought my mom a tf300 and it is a good tablet if you install the custom checkrom ROM.

In the future I plan to get an otg cable for external SD card option. I have a 16gb nexus 10 and it suits me well.
[Nexus 10 General] unboostedzc:
I was in the same situation as you about one week ago. I sold my Asus Transformer Prime (TF201) a few days before XMas anticipating purchasing the Infinity.

I ended up with a Nexus 10 and couldn't be happier.

For me it came down to having to unlock the bootloader in order to ROM/Kernal the tablet; without having a way to relock it back. The expandable storage was the biggest plus for me, along with the keyboard dock I would have bought to go along with it. But having to void my warranty just to get a somewhat smooth $500 tablet didn't make me too happy. Now, once unlocked and running Paranoidandroid/CM10 on probably KTs kernal it's a whole new beast.

The Nexus 10 was smooth right of the box, and even better once unlocked and running PA2.99/KTManta kernal. It absolutely flies. It looks better than expected, has better sound than expected, and hasn't had a hiccup yet. Now, no expandable memory just means I'm going to be using my OTG cable + external 2tb hd's a lot more, but not a big deal to me. I also got my Nexus from Walmart, the postercompany of being able to return/exchange anything, so that made my decision quite a bit easier as well.

The Infinity is plagued with I/O problems along with a whole slew of other hiccups that leave a bad taste in your mouth. As much I had anticipated gett the Infinity for the last couple of months, I haven't had a second thought about it since I've had the N10 in my hand.
[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
Depends on what you are looking to do with it. If you are a student/ business oriented and need media consumption as well, the infinity if by far the best. Great form factor, keyboard with battery, really fast since the updates and overall great support from asus. Just take a look around these boards and you will see the N10 also has its problem. Poor battery, no external storage, sluggishness during browsing, lag during gaming and media playback, very poor support from samsung and google in terms of warranty support (look at all the articles popping up about Samsung basically ignoring the N10). If you look at the comparison sites most of them that ACTUALLY compare the two say that the infinity is much better. Good luck to ya man!
[Nexus 10 General] beerope:
If you play HD games, get the iPad 4, you cant go wrong with that
[Nexus 10 General] NeoMagus:
Keep kidding yourself! Funny how you are in our forums trying to reassure your purchase. The Keyboard attachment accessory is the only thing going for the Transformer series, too bad most of us would just rather use swype or Android 4.2's default keyboard. Infinity will never get updates faster than the Nexus line (did you even get 4.2 officially yet?), thats just fact, "Poor Battery" and sluggishness/lag is more often than not- User error. None of those issues here with mine. Same issues could be said for the 700 and as a previous owner of both the 201 and the 700 there is no way I could EVER recommend either of those tablets over the N10. It's funny the same complaints you make about our tablet just looking over on your boards -- same things

Loose Screen

I/O Lag

"Poor Battery"
[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
Lol all your doing is confirming my point that both tablets have their problemsand not even the N10 as you so eloquently put it, is without its own problems. Like i asked the op it depends on what he is doing. I could never recommend the N10 for a school or as a business device. The battery life would be horrible and i would not have the external storage to quickly save documents and transfer between devices.Not to mention the lack of the dedicated keyboard. To each their own my friend. Happy your happy with the N10, but i could never go back to it ( mentioned in previous threads that i was one of the first to get an N10 and gave it away to my sister ...) I love my infinity. Its super fast, looks amazing and overall performs its tasks above and beyond what i expect.

Oh and by the way to your point on asus not getting updates as fast as the nexus line....take a look at the galaxy nexus. If experiencing the update a whole 3 weeks before me makes you happy and puts you to sleep at night, by all mean enjoy that. I will take my 3 weeks release plus hardware asus support over getting the updates and having to deal with samsung hardware support any day. Go ahead and try to get the N10 repaired and see what kind of loop holes you have to jump through lol.
[Nexus 10 General] qazibasit:
Nexus 10 if u want a great stock experience and did not want to void your warrenty. Samsung provides a good hardware support and in case things go wrong the warrenty claims are much easier than in case of other companies. Samsung also has one type of hardware faults which haunts their devices and comes to nitice easily. Third samsung devices are with simple plain designs. Performance wise N10 sits at the top of all android devices.
[Nexus 10 General] NeoMagus:
Again "Poor Battery Life" seems to be unique point for users, not an issue here because I keep track of what apps I have running. I have no problem going for days without charging on normal operation. Then again, I do not sit for hours at a time in front of my tablet. There is nothing wrong with this device as a school device, business I could even say the same 201/700 is even worse performance wise. Just because you have a detachable keyboard accessory doesn't outweigh all the other problems with the Asus, it sure wasn't enough to keep me from taking the device back. Asus support as well- hope you never need it. It took having weeks of having to constantly get a hold of Gary Key and Hai Trat (do you even know who they are? Have a look) on here to have an issue resolved since there policy on the phone is take your information and never call you back- Like you said tho to each his own.. if you enjoy owning an underperforming tablet, in the same price range- that's all you :highfive:
[Nexus 10 General] kaspar737:
IMO, BT Keyboard also works with N10. BT keyboard sounds a lot better because it is probably cheaper and can be used on other devices too not like the ASUS dock (if you buy a new tablet then you are screwed).
[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
If you say you dont sit in front of your tablet for hours on end....then why would you recommend it as a school or business device...which requires to sit in front of it for hours? Im confused on your logic there....And gary key is the forum head for asus who keeps up to date on updates and any issues we might have. Why is that relevant? Are you trying to insult my intelligence? Im simply stating my opinion to the OP. Whats wrong with man? You do know its ok for someone to disagree with you right? lol calm down... If you like your N10 then thats great for you. I personally dont like it as a student speaking and would not recommend it...so again...calm down lol its ok...
[Nexus 10 General] NeoMagus:
You insulted your own intelligence when you suggested that Asus' support is any better than Samsung's. The link is there for you to read thru plenty of disappointed people and if you'd like I could probably link at least 5 others complaining of nightmares with the RMA system. Of course it's ok to disagree, why do you think I replied to your post in the first place? Nothing to calm down about, sorry if you can't take valid counterpoints to your argument.
[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
Very true, but the kicker is that the asus keyboard has an extra battery, usb out and a full SD card slot. So it does offer alot more than a simple BT keyboard.

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http://phandroid.com/2012/12/27/samsung-nexus-10-repair/

Check the link and the comments. Enough said. Next topic cause im done talking to you. And for reference, why don't you read the whole article and the comments from N10 owners before you respond stupidly.
[Nexus 10 General] NeoMagus:
And? Congrats, we've both posted links to articles with people complaining about support. Want a cookie?

***I can edit posts too to call names. How old are you, 12? :P Again theres more than enough on both sides to even claim one is better than the other theres no point
[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
Lmao no use arguing with you , clearly your on here to flame and im not gonna turn the OP's thread into a flame war. You win lmao take your prize...absolutely nothing :)

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Also im not a huge Apple fan, nor are most people on here, but if your just looking for the simplest functioning device out there, the ipad might be your best bet. However you will be paying a premium for their hardware.
[Nexus 10 General] NeoMagus:
Not flaming you at all. Sorry you are taking it to heart all of your tablets negatives. It's a good thing I didn't hurt your feelings in the other infinity thread the other night jeez
[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
Lol again...enjoy your prize