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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DorkyDev:
Here's the thread man [Updated with download]Ubuntu Touch Preview for the SGH-T889 Note II, this seems like a awesome sign of progress, especially for the i317, cause we got T-Mobile users porting it, chances are we'll soon have AT&T users porting it too. I'm unsure of how alike the 2 versions are though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DerTeufel1980:
You could try just flashing it. AFAIK, there aren't differences between tmo and att.

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DorkyDev:
Giving it a go right now... Will be sure to report back.

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Trying to follow this

But some parts a lil unclear for me right now...

Step 6) Tried to do that then it says E: unknown volume for path [/data] E: failed to mount primary filesystem

I did reboot immediately after I installed DB Recovery, then rebooted let phone load up by choosing reboot into primary.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] RichMD:
The "E: unknown volume" is common for all of us I believe. It still works.

Do you have at least 1.5GB free on your SD card? Reboot to recovery, choose to enable primary file system. You should see recovery flash briefly (reload). Go into dual boot and select to create the secondary partition. If you have the latest dual-boot recovery from his OP and you have flashed the latest kernel from his OP then this should work. You are on a T-mobile GN2 which has LTE - correct?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DorkyDev:
AT&T i317... Trying this again. LoL!!

-edit-

Okay did that, then went into dual boot menu > create secondary system image | E: failed to mount primary filesystem

Also when I go to do a backup it just says Can't mount backup path
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DerTeufel1980:
You can't boot Ubuntu with my kernel. I just meant, that you can try the tmo version (although it seems to be more buggy than it should be) if you want to try it right now.

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DorkyDev:
Ahhh haha well that helps to explain most if my troubles I just had! Darn I was under the impression that devil was compatible with it... Maybe soon hopefully!

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] AakashRat:
help

Does it work for Note 2 (Gt n7100)??
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chris.312.cg:
i just did my first root on my E4GT version fk23 which was successful. Now i went and downloaded SETCPU, my question is what would be the best settings for my device i do a lot of video streaming, minimal gaming, facebooking, and when I am out and about i want my 3g/4g running at it's maximum potential.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
Not until we have the JB kernel source.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] g_ding84:
I keep mine under clocked. But the stock clock speed is more than enough to handle the load. My phone gets insanely hot 125*+ degrees when I over clock and do something.

For faster 3G speed check out the tutorial on youtube by qbking77.
[Sony Tablet S] aztbdu:
hi everyone.i am new in android.please who can help me?when i open camera application(default and all others) application was unresponding.and error ocurred.said me: restart this device for working.firmware: r5a 4.0.3 (sorry for my english)
[Sony Tablet S] dmhmaestro:
Do you have the new system update? My camera did that too, and i resyarted the tablet in thats situation, thats all you can do
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajwconsult:
I had a scan through the specifics on Backup, but I would like to ask the question on the best way to backup my i9305 and restore to another i9305.

I am obtaining a replacement and would like to just duplicate my exact settings look and feel and ALL apps installed without messing about with different programs if I can.

Not all my apps are from the Play Store, some are separate APK file installation which I would like to be included in the restore.

I have paid for the My Backup Pro program, would that do everything I require??.

My device is not rooted as I don't want to root until Three-UK role out the 4g.

Appreciate any feedback. AJW
[HTC One X+] zmokkie:
I get an error with the viper 1.0.3 rom. Sometimes when i open file explorer the program stops and quit the app. When i open it after that it works oke. I rooted my phone yesterday and put the viper rom + viper repacked kernel on my phone by doing the following steps.

- unlock bootloader and root the phone with the all in one toolkit

-make a twrp recovery with the all in one toolkit.

- make a backup in recovery mode

-install rom in recovery mode

-wipe cache partition in recovery mode

- boot phone and follow the setup wizard

-the phone rebooted a couple of times by itself.

-reboot phone in fastboot and flashed the viper repacked kernel with kernal flasher.

did i do something wrong and how can i fix it/ should i do it?
[HTC One X+] zmokkie:
Was it because i did not Wipe Cache, Dalvik, Factory Reset?
[HTC One X+] zmokkie:
Reflashed the rom again.

Before flashing i wiped the cache partion, wiped dalvik cache and factory reset (user data)

I still get the force close with file explorer
[HTC One X+] zmokkie:
Somebody can help me out? (I can not post in to the viper custom rom topic)
[HTC One X+] Neo XL:
Don´t know why you can´t post in the thread there. But you have to use the special Viper TWRP Recovery in the newest version. Look in the thread, there it´s written.
[HTC One X+] zmokkie:
Oké thanks. Does it really make much difference? Can I just flash the venom recovery with the venom kernel flasher? And after that flash the kernel again? I have now installed a lot of apps and installed nova launcher and created custom icons. Is it possible to save that and my settings of viper?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anhminh1232002:
Hello everyone,

Yes, Note 2 can run many apps from Google Play except Justflip. I wonder whether there is a fix for this.

Thank you very much.
[General Questions and Answers] oscar_barlop:
Hi there,

I would like to upgrade my SGS i9000 from the current 2.3.3 Gingerbread.XWJVH to a well known and stable ICS ROM.

Do you have any advise and please confirm if Phone performance will be affected after doing it as I know that Samsung Galaxy S is very limited in RAM.

If is is safe could you please indicate to me which ROMs should I try

Thank you in advance for your advise.

oscar_barlop
[Nexus 10 General] Aratheba:
Hi all, if you are curious to know how does a Nexus 10 behave with some recent games or even whether a tablet can or cannot be a good substitute for a console....well, the following video maybe can give you some hints.

A Nexus 10 + an XBOX360 gamepad are really a powerful duet in android gaming scene nowadays!

http://youtu.be/gAjzylsUFts

Ciaoooooooo ;)
[Nexus 10 General] mark.m.moran:
Nice and thanks!
[Motorola Atrix HD] o0shaft0o:
So, I've been rooted since the leaked JB came out and have had Batakang V1.0 installed and running almost flawlessly, for a while now. The only issue I have is that WiFi toggles are inconsistent and unreliable on my phone. Using Power Toggles in the notification pulldown menu results in a yellow WiFi symbol which usually means WiFi is turning on. This never occurs. I go to Settings and the WiFi toggle there is greyed out (not able to be toggled). I go one step further and click on WiFi to get to the menu where you can select the WiFi network you want to connect to, and its blank, leading me to believe that the previous two toggles have done nothing.

When I use the toggle in the advanced WiFi menu it will switch to on for a second and I will get a message that says "turning on..." but it switches right back to off and the screen is stuck like that.

Now if I keep sliding the toggle over repeatedly I can generally get it to turn on after about 15 or 20 times. Sometimes 30. Sometimes I have to back out of settings and go back in and try another ten times. Sometimes I have to restart the phone.

It was just a minor annoyance at first but its really bugging me now and I would love for someone to help me out here. Have any of you had this issue or is it just me?
[Motorola Atrix HD] o0shaft0o:
I've been debating on whether to try it out. Might give it a shot.
[Motorola Atrix HD] centipedes:
batakang has this problem.
[Motorola Atrix HD] o0shaft0o:
I'll guess I'll give Golden ROM a try then.... thanks fellas.
[Motorola Atrix HD] xXckkillerXx:
Glad to see I have some strong supporters
[Motorola Atrix HD] o0shaft0o:
Well I've installed Golden ROM and the issue persists. I did a clean install so it must be an issue with my personal device. Any ideas?
[Motorola Atrix HD] Abu-7abash:
This has been an issue since the JB OTA. Not rom related.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] yambo62274:
So im having a problem my AT&T Note 2 is not recognizing sim card says insert sim ti acsess network but I do have one installed this all happened when I flashed a rom I did uninstall wiped all and restored original stock rom but still having same problem anyone out there had this problem or got a fix for this please help thank you
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hyelton:
DId you flash a Non AT&T Rom? Sounds like you flashed the international version theres ya problem
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] yambo62274:
No as far as I know I didnt ..if I did what now ?????
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hyelton:
What rom did you flash?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] yambo62274:
Criskelon rom
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] yambo62274:
Was a link that was provided in the rom section I did look it over thought was a us dood said was good also but apparently not ..this kinda stinks now I just have a small tablet gotta figure out a way
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hyelton:
It depends which one you downloaded, The One from The N7105 thread of the one from the AT&T one there are 2..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] yambo62274:
☆☆closed ★★
[Nexus 10 Accessories] vishious89:
For the life of me, I cannot figure out why Google and Samsung seemingly refuse to develop a competent and attractive keyboard solution. Especially with the Microsoft Surface Touch and Type covers selling so well with the actual Surface. The Nexus 10 has such an ideal connector in the pogo pins, and creating a keyboard dock with a hinge could not possibly involve heavy R&D costs. The market is clearly there. I would love to see a third party maker, like the creators of the ClamCase for the iPad, come up with a solution. The new ClamCase Pro is absolutely beautiful and greatly increases the productivity potential of the iPad. I'd buy one for the Nexus 10 in a heartbeat. I suppose I should not be surprised as we have yet to see an official pogo charger, although the one I bought works rather well, from either Samsung or Google. Both are doing a horrendous job of supporting a flagship tablet.

That was the rant portion of this post, my apologies.

I'm very curious to see what the best solutions everyone has come up with. Yes, I have perused all the other threads regarding the topic, and I've found the answers and workarounds less than appealing. So unless Google and Samsung miraculously come to their senses and release an accessory that should have been available 3 months ago, I'm hoping that one of the brilliant minds on here will spark some hope or joy into my search. So if you don't mind, please share your ideas, opinions, and possible solutions that I may be able to try out and attempt to assuage my growing frustration.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] earlyberd:
I just hook up a Bluetooth keyboard and put the tablet on a stand.

From a business standpoint, it's a waste of good R&D money to try to develop an integrated keyboard solution for a tablet. Nexus devices always have vestigial ports and plugs, and this is just due to Google's lazy practice of axing a particular feature over cost concerns, and then they just ask the hardware manufacturer to leave the remnants of it in rather than spend more money revising the design.

People that really need keyboards and mice will already have a preferred Bluetooth or OTG USB solution, meanwhile the OS itself doesn't require nor is it designed around those input devices. Personally I find it annoying and slow to use the OS with a mouse and keyboard, and only use the keyboard if I have a table nearby and need to type for extended periods of time. If such an occasion wasn't so rare, I probably would have bought an actual laptop or Chromebook instead.

Microsoft makes a point of marketing the Surface as more of a business device, but the RT still fell flat in that regard (wtf no Active Directory integration?), and the Pro is obscenely expensive for a device that doesn't offer any additional business features that can't be accomplished by a cheaper Windows 8 laptop. Keyboards and mice on tablets are niche features, and most people balked at the fact that a touch cover for the Surface RT costs an extra $100, which was also a pretty terrible keyboard overall. Google wasn't ready to make the same mistake, because historically Samsung charges obscene amounts of money for their accessories as well.

If given the choice between a $30 Motorola Bluetooth keyboard that requires its own batteries, or a $70-$100 Samsung keyboard that hooks into the pogo pins, I'd prefer the $30 option. I use my tablet like a tablet, and use a desktop or laptop when I need to do actual work. Trying to shoehorn my tablet into being a laptop replacement often ends in failure and disappointment, so I just accepted its limitations and moved on.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] devilson-13:
i've just ordered this keyboard. looks nice.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BUM4P8K/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Nexus 10 Accessories] distho:
Please let us know how that keyboard works out. It looks like a good price for one.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] libertao:
At last!!! I've been checking this accessories subforum since the Nexus 10's release waiting for one. I wonder if I can sell my logitech keyboard that I never use. Please please let us know how it works. Kind of can't believe it took this long :P
[Nexus 10 Accessories] devilson-13:
also, you can find it cheaper here:

http://www.amazon.com/VSTN%C2%AE-Aluminum-Bluetooth-Keyboard-Cover/dp/B00BP4QGTY/ref=sr_1_368_m?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1364153448&sr=1-368&keywords=Bluetooth+Keyboard+nexus+10

i discovered this link after i ordered...but in my case it's the same thing due to shipping cost to Europe.

edit: as soon as i receive the keyboard, i would let you know how is working.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Izeltokatl:
Sweet, can't wait for a review!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] jvanassen:
Wow please do review this when u get it, this is exactly what I've been looking for for months.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] vansmack:
Interesting. Looks identical to the Minisuit Case I order a couple weeks ago that is still on preorder:

http://www.minisuit.com/p-1723-google-nexus-10-keyboard-stand-case.aspx

Maybe it's time to cancel that order and go with Amazon.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] rrand:
I don't know if that would make a difference. I ordered mine a couple days ago and Amazon estimates three to six weeks for delivery. I will let you know if I get it sooner.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] vansmack:
Thanks. I didn't cancel and will also keep you posted.

I see now that minisuit has changed the picture to the black one - it was originally the brushed aluminum - so this should be a fun wait and see experience.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] rrand:
I received an email today saying they are out of the black ones until next weekend if I want to wait or they can send me a silver now. Either way they're offering a 20% refund for the inconvenience. I'm not sure what I'm going to do yet. I wanted the black one.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Dallasalien:
I got the same email, lots of spelling mistakes and bad english. Only $26 so figured I'd just wait.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] rrand:
I've made up my mind to wait for the black one as well. I'll let you all know of my experience when I receive it.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Dallasalien:
I got a tracking number today so hopefully be posting pics in a few weeks
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Izeltokatl:
Black is back on sale again, pricing is a few bucks more expensive. Just bought one, didn't want to wait for reviews.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] gacostac:
I noticed from the pictures that this clam-shell keyboard and the other 2 i found on amazon all have a big piece of plastic that sticks out right in front of the space-bar key... i suppose its necessary for it to close properly with the N10....

When anyone gets it, please let us know if it get on the way of typing normally!

Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Lukxxx:
So any reviews?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] tapiocadestroyer:
Yeah I have been watching these keyboards as well. I love how they snap onto the nexus to protect it. :thumbup:
[Nexus 10 Accessories] vansmack:
No one has received one yet, though I did get a message from mini suit about10 mins ago that mine has shipped in the brushed aluminum varietal.

As soon as I have it I'll post some photos and a review.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Lukxxx:
Is it us able on your laps or only on flat surfaces?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] vansmack:
It is usable on your lap (I'm typing this replay on my lap}, but doing so definitely increases the shake/wiggle. I don't feel as thought the tablet's going to fall out of the slot or anything.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] drewgillesp:
A few questions:

- Is there any flex to the keyboard itself/How sturdy is it?

- Is there any indication of the prongs scratching the Nexus' sides or back?

- When the Nexus is in the dock part does it seem like there is a lot of pressure applied to the tablet to the point of damaging the tablet or the keyboard case over time?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Fox-UK:
I know you are in the US but how easy is it to find a £ sign on that keyboard?

Also, regarding the side-to-side movement, do you have any idea if and where it could be rubbing? that would be a problem in the long term.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] vansmack:
(1) The keyboard is fairly sturdy, but if you put a good bend on it from a hand on each side, it will flex a little bit. It's plastic, but it's hard plastic. It's not as sturdy as the Logitech models I've seen on iPads, for example, but it's also 1/3 the price. I'm not worried about it breaking or cracking however. The plastic has the added benefit of being light, so it's not a huge weight burden added to it, unlike the Logitech keyboard which makes my lady's iPad Mini twice as heavy.

(2) There is real only contact on three points: the front latch, and the two back clips. They are made of hard plastic and back of the Nexus is a softer texture than the clips. I suppose after time there might be some marks, but I've taken it on and off at least 40 times since I got it and haven't seen a single mark let alone a scratch.

(3) The tablet does not latch in - it simply rests in the open slot. If anything, it may cause separation at the bottom bezel and the plastic chassis, but I don't think the pressure is any worse than having it in a case leaning back on a tri-fold. It was in the case for about 6 straight hours today and it didn't leave a mark on the bezel. I really haven't had it long enough to determine if it's something might be a problem.

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(1) I went ahead and reset my Language for English (UK) and it did not replace the $ with a £ on the physical keyboard, but it did with my on screen keyboard. Sorry - I know there are External Keyboard remapping codes for the brave, and there are a few apps in the play store that can help with this as well that prevent you from coding (but I think they require root - perhaps somebody else can help here).

(2) It slides left to right about 1/8 of an inch when it's closed in the case. I would fathom to guess that it mostly effects the raised plastic chassis that the bezel rests in (it's hard to gauge when the case is on). I greased up my screen with fingerprints and slid it back and forth for a few seconds - there was a clean line on the screen from where the BACK of the open slot that holds the tablet when it's in the upright position would be touching the screen in closed position, so it's definitely touching the screen across that opening. It was reminiscent of the lines a tri-fold screen leaves on my screen when using one of those for a long period of time.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] 3DSammy:
Two questions:

1) When closed in the clamshell does the keys touch the screen. Despite gorilla glass I am concerned about screen scratches long term. You could test that if you had some carbon paper (if that still exists).

2) I have a TPU case, would the clamshell accomodate a TPU covering? It is very thin but still ...

Thanks for sharing your experiences.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] vansmack:
(1) The keys thing is something I was concerned about as well, and I'm going to go with no. The keys are set in a bit of a valley with a plastic ring that goes all the way around them. The plastic ring holds the tablet above the keys, but it is the same plastic strip that touches the screen in my aforementioned post about the slot being raised up to make contact in a straight line all the way across the screen. If I get time today I'll take a photo of the line that was created across my intentionally finger printed screen (my solution to no having carbon paper, and there were no key marks in my greasy screen). So the short answer is Keys no, plastic slot that holds tablet upright, yes.

(2) I don't think it would work unless it's an extremely thin TPU, and even then I doubt it. I mentioned that there is a 1/8 inch gap side-to-side, that might indicate that the tablet would fit with a TPU, however, top to bottom the case is snug tight, so I don't think it would accommodate any other covering unless it was as small as screen protector.

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It was extremely difficult to take a photograph of it with my camera phone indoors, but here are a couple of photos of the line that my fingerprint test created:

IMG_20130408_103824

IMG_20130408_103921

As you can see, the line is created by one side of the slot in the case touching the screen all the way across the tablet. It's probably only there because of the small side-to-side wiggle.

I'm not sure if I'm concerned about it yet, and might be solved by leaving my screen wipe inside the case, which I had planned on doing anyway.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] knoxploration:
Thanks so much for the detailed info, just got my Nexus 10 and am considering one of these. (I'm coming from an Asus Transformer, and the only thing I miss is the physical keyboard.)

One question: How close to the back of the dock does the center of gravity sit with the tablet mounted? I'm wondering if it's likely to topple over backwards if, say, I use it for watching a movie while laying in bed (ie. it's sitting on a soft and maybe not perfectly level surface.)
[Nexus 10 Accessories] vansmack:
I'm testing it right now while lying in bed and it's surprisingly balanced. I can physically tip it back about 30-40 degrees and it comes back to resting upright. Anything over a 45 degree tilt and it falls over, but at that point I think you're asking too much of any case.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] knoxploration:
Excellent! That'll be a future purchase for me then, I think. (Only way it could've been better is if they'd included a larger battery and Pogo connector for charging the tab!) Thanks a million!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Dallasalien:
Mine arrived today. I received the black unit. Exact same packaging as the silver unit.

First impressions are actually pretty bad. The whole keyboard is about 2mm wider than the tablet so the clips don't hold the tablet at all. so worthless as a case.

The slot to hold the tablet is very shallow so the tablet falls out easily. I can't tilt it back any where near 45 deg. The only reason the table stays in at all is that it catches on the edge of the plastic around the screen.

Having said that it pairs easily, and all the keys and functions work. The aluminium back feels nice, but the keys feel very cheap.

I'll try and post some pictures of the problems tomorrow.