yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus Transformer TF700] marci4na:
YES that was the problem! wrong cwm...i have flashed the one for tf300!

:D

now it's working very well.

i have seen that new verison is out. can i flash it upon without losing anything?

just a q about kernel...i have installed the first of the selection : i think the 1.5 mhz to 1.8.

is this good?

how can i choose how to use it normally or booster?

when i flashagain the new version of the rom do i have to change also the kernel?or if i want to keep this just skip the passage?

really thanks!

i have to admit that this rom is pretty goooood!!!

:D
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
Can someone point me to discussion about ftrim so I can see if it's worth disabling for me? All I know is there's a potential for data loss if something goes wrong. I'll be re-doing mine tonight because I don't notice a difference after I unlocked+CROMId it, so I need to decide if I want to risk it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
I think you confused, ftrim has nothing with data loss, fsync is. If you decided to use fsync, it will be fine but better performance.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
Sorry, I meant fsync. Is there a writeup somewhere? Tried searching but didn't find anything.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Try this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33381928 from _that
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33333127
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
This one is too much technical, the other one is better :))
[Asus Transformer TF700] jokapo:
Tap on the clock in the lower right and a menu wil pop-up

Below the battery indicator you have three icons on the left side:

first icon is powersave mode

second icon is balanced mode

third icon is power mode

When flashing a new rom just choose the same kernel again and youre done
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
Thanks guys. I guess as long as I back up often fsync isn't that big of a deal to disable.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
I tested for a good week and didn't see any problems. I think CROMI is stable enough that it's not really a worry.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
Last thing and then I think I'm good, which is the wipe method I want to use? From TWRP there is Factory Reset, System, Format Data, Internal and External. Or should I use Asus' method when you press the power button and volume key?
[Asus Transformer TF700] jokapo:
I would use the TWRP method
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
I assume Factory Reset then? I'm not what what "System" does.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jokapo:
When I am going to do a clean install i wipe everything except the external because that is where my new CROMI flashable zip is located

Factory reset is also possible takes less time
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
Factory reset doesn't wipe CROMI from it, it's still showing 3.1 and Clemsyn kernel. I'm guessing there's a special way to wipe it 100% to factory settings? Or do I just have to actually wipe everything? I'll take the SD card out before hand just to be safe, then wipe everything.

EDIT: Actually I think I just realized what you meant before. You said flash .25, so I have to download the package and flash it with TWRP which I assume knocks everything off CROMI/Clemsyn/TWRP off the tablet, then I have to reflash TWRP and re-do CROMI. Hopefully I have that right.

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Well that didn't take long for me to screw up. I wiped System so now there's no ROM installed, but when I wiped everything else I realized I had my ROM folder and backups on the internal storage so that's all gone. It won't mount my SD card so I can't load anything from that, keeps saying "Unable to mount '/external_sdcard'.

I **** the bed on this one, wooooo.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Ok, use your PC to re download cromi 3.2.1 then remove your sdcard and insert to your pc copy this to your sdcard. Turn off your device, insert your sdcard, hold volume down and power button to boot back into twrp, then install cromi. Not too bad.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
I'll give that a shot, I was going to try partitioning the SD card in the TF700T and seeing if that would read, so I'm moving the contents to my desktop. Once that's done I'll just do what you suggested and see how it goes. Good thing I backed everything up :eek: Major brainfart on that one.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Here are some basic theory of twrp;

1. wipe cache - just wipe cache - no harm

2. wipe dalvik cache - just wipe dalvik cache - no harm

3. wipe system - wipe your O/S (core system apps, no more OS after this).

4. factory reset - wipe all user download apps and app data - only factory system apps remain.- back to factory condition, but your save data stills there.

5. Wipe internal - wipe all data on the internal storage

6. Format sdcard - almost same as above, wipe data on the internal storage using format command

7. Wipe external - wipe your external sdcard.

You could do all 7, you will lose all data, the OS, but your recovery is untouch, because it's on another partition by itself. So you're not going to brick your device.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
I'll print that out along with the other instructions, thanks.

I just tried what you said, copied the file to the SD card, shut the tablet off, inserted SD card, and booted into recovery but it's still not mounting the SD card.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Do you remembered what version of your twrp? I would reformat your sdcard with fat32 and retry.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
It's using 2.3.3.0 which apparently is buggy now that I look at the other thread. In windows I only have exFAT available, no FAT32. Should I be doing this in the device or from my computer?
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
use this one http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ta4vdali8330arb
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
Thanks, that did the trick. Got CROMI 3.2.1 on there, decided to do with the 1.3GHZ-1.8GHZ kernel, disabled fsync and installed the LagFix app, we'll see how it goes.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
I think I'll add twrp 2.3.1.0 as well as adb drivers and instructions to page 2 of the main thread.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Ruud Westerhout:
Hi all,

how many of You are feeling like this :

-10.4.4.23 up and running, like everything I have, speed, smoothness, easiness

-reading lots of good things about 10.4.4.25, but is it worth the jump

My tablet is set up with Titanium Backup to make a full backup every evening and to sync (archive) that backup to my NAS.

Each Nandroid backup I do will be also be synced to my NAS.

Nova installed and working nice, all applications running, nothing, really NOTHING to complain about.

Should I jump to install 10.4.4.25 ?

Regards,

Ruud
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Good question. The new Asus kernel offers a better battery life and smoother experience. Do a nandroid backup of .23 dirty flash .25 if the experience is worse, restore backup, otherwise inherit! :good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] Ruud Westerhout:
I was already saying to myself "OK, You convinced me, let's do it". But then I saw that the ODEX is about to come in soon. I am on ODEX at the moment, so I will wait a little more, in the meantime, do something nice with the Infinity :).
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Uploading the ODEX 3.2.1 now :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] marci4na:
what's the difference between odexed and deodexed=?

now i am on deodexed...do i have to udate to odexed<?

thankjs
[Asus Transformer TF700] Quozl:
Would also like to know the difference between them, if someone has to time to explain or post a link that explains the differences between Odexed and Deodexed roms it would be appreciated..

Cheers Q
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
There is actually not that much difference between an odexed or deodexed ROM. The short story is this:

The Dalvik VM (that runs Android apps) needs the program code that it executes in a certain pre-optimized format. Whenever you install a new app, this pre-optimization runs automatically - it extracts the code from the apk file, optimizes it, and stores the result in the "dalvik-cache". The file in the dalvik-cache is subsequently used whenever you run the app. These optimized files depend on the specific version of the system framework, so they must be regenerated when you update the ROM.

For a deodexed ROM, this pre-optimization runs for the system framework and for all system apps on the first start (you see the progress bar when Android is optimizing apps), and the result is stored in the dalvik-cache, the same as for normal user apps.

In an odexed ROM, the pre-optimization step for the system framework and system apps is already done by the ROM author: the files that would be generated into dalvik-cache are already shipped with the ROM - these are the *.odex files. Since the code is already stored in an optimized form in the ROM, the unoptimized version is removed from the apk files.

That's it. A deodexed ROM is easier to modify (because apps are self-contained); an odexed ROM uses a bit less storage on the data partition (because dalvik-cache does not need to include files for system apps) and starts up faster the first time after flashing. The code that is actually executed when you run applications is identical in both versions.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Based on this theory, it shouldn't be any performance increases between Odex and deodex except for first time bootup, deodex should take longer, after that they should be the same. The question here is many people claimed and proved that Odex is smoother than Deodex, is it because the optimized (.odex) is more efficient/better optimized than the one in Dalvik cache (deodex)??
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Correct. :)

Placebo effect - or are you aware of a proof that the odex version is really faster? I have read the source code of the Dalvik VM, and I know how dexopt works - the optimized code must be exactly the same, because it is actually generated by the same dexopt process in both cases. As a proof of concept I also odexed an app manually by copying the file from the dalvik-cache next to the app and renaming it to .odex, then deleted classes.dex from the apk - it works fine.

Really, the only difference is the storage location and names of the odex files.

If reading files (actually, memory mapping) from the system partition was any faster than from the data partition, then yes, the odex version could be theoretically faster. But since both partitions are on the same physical device, that's implausible.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Possibly. I can notice a difference but can't really prove it. I used to see slightly lower quadrant socres on ODEX but it felt smoother? YMMV but if you are happier on ODEX then please use that version is what I say :thumbs:

I have learnt more about Odexing today though with all the problems I had. It turns out that any mods ODEXED using different framwork.jar files are also not compatible with each other.

In my case the scrollcache disabled mod is achieved from some smali edits in framework.jar. These are buried in the classes.dex which of course is what is put into the .odex file. So when I odexed the whole rom first time I had the scroll cache disabled. I then needed to odex the scroll cache enabled framework.jar itself so, you can see where this is going, of course it produces a different framework.jar .odex file.

So all was odexed. Now in the aroma installer everything works fine if I kept scrollcache disabled but as soon as I did an install with scrollcache enabled, a different framework.odex was used and it was boot loop city.

Solution - scrollcache is now disabled by default for the time being in the odexed rom until I can figure out a more eloquent solution if there is one.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
I somehow anticipated this. Re-read the last question in my PM to you on 2013-01-23 00:31. Maybe now you know what I meant. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
I did wonder what you were blathering on about :laugh: :good:

Strange thing is noone picked it up on previous odex versions. Including me - :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] berfles:
Tablet seems much snappier now after I redid it this last time.

Since I formatted my SD card, holy hell it's slow, can I reformat it back to exFAT now that I don't need to mount it in TWRP? It's transferring at like 3MB/s. It also takes forever to even initialize in my PC, I went ahead and reformatted it again.
[Asus Transformer TF700] myeepad:
I have encountered an interesting issue but not sure is this normal in CROMI, because of DATA2SD, or that is normal.

I had CROMI 3.2 installed and tried to install the DATA2SD, it did not work. And I later flashed to the latest 3.2.1 ODEX version.

Now I just see that I have a directory called "d" under /, and also a directory called Storage which has 2 directories: sdcard0 and sdcard1. The sdcard1 is empty but the sdcard0 has many directories and one called 0 (or is it o?). There are many directories and files under the 0 directory too.

The problem is when I tried to flash the SD card notification patch with TRWP, TRWP was showing some files but I could not find the patch file that I downloaded to /sdcard/download though the file manager showed it was there. I had to move the patch file to my external sd card so that TRWP could see it there.

So, is this normal? If not, can I delete this d and 0 directories, and how can I fix it so that TRWP can see the files I download again?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thibor69:
Buhohitr - Thanks for that info !! I have been using TWRP for a very long time and I even learned something from your post. :good:

I always wondered if we could do #5 ( wipe internal ) or format internal without losing the bootloader, but now I know the bootloader is on yet another partition that is safely hidden from a internal wipe.

One more thing .... Internal wipe is basically doing a rm -rf on the /emmc right ?

Cheers
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
/d is not new and a link to some kernel debug info. Just ignore it.

/storage/sdcard0/0 is from Android 4.2's multi-user support - did you have a 4.2-based ROM installed before?
[Asus Transformer TF700] snypa:
just exploring

i have just been changing the settings in androbench for random r/w buffer from 4k to higher (ie 32k,256k,etc).

is it possible to make such changes system wide like we do with the read ahead buffer to 2048kb?

if so could someone suggest a file / filepath ...

i also noticed that the default read ahead buffer was 128kb ... is it worth changing this to 256kb or more?

thanks :confused:
[Asus Transformer TF700] saugstauber:
AW: ★★ CleanROM Inheritance 3.x | DEODEX & ODEX | OC Kernel | OFFICIAL HELP THREAD ★★

I flashed 4.2 but I restored CROMI again and now I'm nevertheless not able to delete this '0' folder. Any ideas?

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[Asus Transformer TF700] marci4na:
HELLO! i have just bought the otg adapter for tf700 (it was for tf300 and prime but i know is the same, isn't it?)

as soon as i insert it (even without the usb inside) it freeze the sistem.

when i deinsert it , after 4-5 seconds everything is ok.

what's wrong?

i have last cleanrom installed and the kernel is the 1.3 to 1.8 (the first one in the arome installer)

i have also installed the mod that erase the sd icon in che notification.

thanks for your help!

edit: tablet is not freezing! just touchpanel.

the volume buttons works and the on off the same.

orientation works!

seems like it stops the touch sensivity!

i have tried to connect a mouse! everything is perfect so the otg is working but tpouch screen no...why=?
[Asus Transformer TF700] myeepad:
Thank you so much, _That. Your answer solved the mystery. Yes, I did flashed to the BAKED for a day or so between my flash of CROMI 3.2 and 3.2.1.

Thanks to the note from Thibor69 to Buhohitr about the wiping. I factory reset and format the /Data and now it has a clean install of CROMI 3.2.1 with the SD Notification removed. No more 0 directory but yes, the /d is still there.

Oh, when you are here, I have seen a lot of init 00.rc all the way to init0d.rc, (and one call init goldfish.rc) in the root directory, do I need to get rid of them?
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
No they are put there by the kernel. I wouldn't mess with them.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
No. That's just the setting the benchmark uses. You can't globally change the read request size used by programs - it's individual and also depends on what the program actually wants to read. :)

Where did you see this? init.cardhu.rc sets it to 2 MB (see /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/read_ahead_kb).

How do you try do delete it, and what happens if you try?

No. They are part of the kernel's ramdisk - even if you delete them, they will reappear after a reboot.
[Asus Transformer TF700] snypa:
i was perusing : sys/devices/virtual/bdi

179:0 read_ahead_kb set at 2048

179:16 @ 128

179:32 @ 128

179:48 @ 2048

default/read_ahead_kb @ 128

everything seems to be set at 128kb except those changed to 2048kb ...

ps: the difference in androbench results when changing random r/w buffer from 4k to higher is quite significant ...

at 32k my random writes speed was tenfold...

thanks 4 help
[Asus Transformer TF700] parwathy:
Hey guys, installed this rom a few days ago and really enjoy it!! Not using Data2sd yet, but it's already very fast IMO! I will try D2SD patch someday anyway, if I ever buy a fast µSD card.

Just wondering, is it possible to get a feature like expanded desktop, this very cool feature to hide the status bar? My bro uses it on his ParanoidAndroid rom on his Gtab 7", and it really looks good for games and videos. I thought that would be pretty neat on our TF700s for games!

I know, PA is available on TF700, but I tried it and it's not as fast as Cromi... :rolleyes:

Anyway, thanks to you sdbags, for this very cool rom!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ericmtnbkr:
Hey gang, nothing in the Inc II forums about this that I could find. It's pretty straight forward question. I'm currently running CM9 with the .0320 radio and want to flash CM7. Do I need to flash a new GB radio like .0312 or can I stick with the ICS radio?

Thanks.

Eric
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] NeverSeparate:
Try it and see. Flashing radios is easy enough. Flash cm7 and see if it works well. If not then try a different one. You won't hurt anything trying it. I personally didn't notice much difference with different radios.

Sent from my Incredible 2
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
TouchWiz JellyBean Kernels

Kernels

Stock JB TWIZ Kernel OverClockable

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2001276

Ktoonez TouchWiz Kernel

http://www.mediafire.com/?9b83zj95121dusu

Faux TouchWiz Kernel

http://faux.androidro.ms/d2tmo/jb41/d2tmoatt-faux123-kernel-tw-015m.zip (stable)

✫★✫KINETIC PULSE KERNEL™✫★✫

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2246701

✫ ★ ✫ MINIMUM KERNEL™✫ ★ ✫

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2270261

AOSP Kernels

Will work across others (AOKP) (LiquidSmooth) (ect...)

4.2.2 Kernel

Ktoonez

http://www.mediafire.com/?it994bdoyz914ra 1-8-13

¤ BMS ¤

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2150647

Anterus (LeanKernel) 4.2.2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1845836

dkp - d2tmo

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2226907

Here is a great list of mods that is in the process of being updated and tested by the OP, this guy is testing things like crazy, so give the credit to him and thank properly ;) Click for list of mods
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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Hellstyrant:
Good idea, and nice write-up.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bikrame:
Very good list ; ty
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gypsy214:
Thank you. We needed this. Hope you can update this thread as it goes. Bibles are good for new users. You should have made a third post on rooting and such lol. By the way I seen some of these CM10 roms have not been updated with the newest nightlys ??
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
There are plenty of threads with all those and they are stickied already. And I noticed that too, Mike and DJ's Illusion 10.1 ROM was updated today.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] saranhai:
thought the OP could use some art, so i made some myself :)

by the way, call it SGH-T999 Galaxy S III Resource Bible instead, it's the way i was taught, and sounds more official ;)

also, if you wouldn't mind adding StockMOD ROM by Team Inferno in that list as well :D

here's the art, hope you like it:

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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
Awesome, it's been changed & updated good sir!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elracing21:
Looks really good. Good job.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] The_F_Word:
Great work,

Lord knows the hard work u put in for this!

Much appreciated :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gypsy214:
Very very good. All we need is a mod to make this thread sticky. :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisram88:
Sorry bro. Wasn't around to contribute. Turned out great. Had some things come up with my boy, holidays and such.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
No worries at all, this only took about 6 hours of my time, at work hehe. If tomorrow is slow I'll do mods and and kernels and themes, maybe add scree shots also.

T-Mobile SGS III
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] daxecutioner24:
Great work dude I had other phones with bibles that made it easier for anyone to find what they want. Also is less Intimading for new users trying to flash a new rom so they can choose which ones they like as oppose to going in the development thread and seeing a whole bunch of roms at once lol. Would love the kernel section and this need to be sticky.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
I'll be working on stuff later today pertaining to screenies and a more section. From launchers, to audio mods, boot animations, and kernels and such.

T-Mobile SGS III
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Woody:
Once it gets "reasonably" finished, we will definitely consider it. I put reasonably in quotes because it will never BE finished as ROMs get updated constantly.

@Mt3g, if you want some help, I would be more than happy. Jsut shoot me a PM and we can bounce some thoughts. I already have some ideas that I'll shoot you later on today, but I like this mucho.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
Updated with Kernels, please let me know if anything needs to be changed or updated.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] saranhai:
as much as i hate to say this, unfortunately, even with this thread here, there will still and there will always still be new people who come in without any knowledge of this phone, and who don't care to search. they're too lazy to do any reading or flashing, and all they want is to have others hand them things on a GOLD (not silver) platter. just a heads up, so be prepared :(
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
Oh I know, been around since the G1, been annoyed since I learned the no nos lol, it comes with being on a forum. The plus is, we can have this available to send those said new guy/gals to this thread, and lock up there thread that they started. Other wise ya you're completely right.

T-Mobile SGS III
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Christopher4tw:
Hittin' that thanks button. This is a really helpful compilation of our phone's ROMs. Please update this one occasionally! I would love for this to become the hub for GS3 ROMs.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] nomadrider123:
Mods please sticky this great thread
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
I already updated today's changes with DjIntrigue re-release party and PureMotive's new release with Multi-Window. I'll do my best with updating and adding some goodies.

T-Mobile SGS III
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Christopher4tw:
That's great to hear, I hope this gets stickied too. Glad to see this thread. Thanks again.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mgbotoe:
this was very helpful. I'm used to the whole android/rooting/rom flashing lifestyle. When i found this forum i thought wicked was the only good thing because i was scared of the other roms. This was VERY helpful in curing that fear
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
Thanks, there are still how to root guides and get to know your device type threads that are stickied. Glad you found this useful though!

T-Mobile SGS III