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[Folio 100 Android Development] daveheart14:
And Google no longer supports the Tegra 2 ??

:good: Sorry for the delay, thank you very much DerArtem.

Good luck for the future.
[Folio 100 Android Development] grohad:
I have not the same issue, Swype is working well for me with this ROM !

I have the SoD bug too.

Great job for devs, contributors, and everyone who make this ROM , i love using the ROM daily :)
[Folio 100 Android Development] Jospo84:
I've solved SoD problem with wake lock and 4 now it works fine..but I have Bluetooth issue..on the other hand I have 11gb free space on the internal SD card!
[Folio 100 Android Development] DavidX_07:
If it will be noob question then apologize and please post link to tut for that, but how get back to stock rom after installing this rom ? I can't flash recovery via fastboot now :(
[Folio 100 Android Development] m32:
error 2 ?

see my manual revert back from any rom to any recovery

:( but not to oryginal rom

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from a3 - fdisc strucure has been changed - disk layut is taken from parametesrs passed to kernel, not from emmc data ? which id unreadable at all :)- festbbot getvar boot gives errors :) sic!
[Folio 100 Android Development] daveheart14:
It's the end DerArtem? Nopy? : O
[Folio 100 Android Development] DT84:
I've bought myself the new Nexus 7 and I've switched back the Folio to CM 10 Alpha 5, from what I remember, it was the Artem-nopy's ROM that satisfied me the most.

Now I will just load some games into my Folio, so it can become a game machine for my nephews. :)
[Folio 100 Android Development] AndoidTab:
SOD here too.

Did someone else think it's a bit laggy ? compared to previous 4.1.2 ? Please share ...

A little tweaking and cleanup might do the trick eventually the OC to 1.4GHz then perfect ROM !
[Folio 100 Android Development] biedny:
Hello to allSeeing more movement on this forum, I asked a crucial question, our great developers (and Nopy DerArtem) its always on our tablet will they or will they moved on. All without reproach because they are already so much for us that prepared me normal changed for newer machines, even if our folio 100 has yet beautiful day in front of the low cost machine.
[Folio 100 Android Development] DT84:
The folio has never been a great tablet, now it's pretty aged as well. Nopy and DerArtem have made the folio become a better tablet, but I think it's time to buy something newer. The market is full of unexpensive great android tablets, I've chosen the new Nexus 7.

I highly doubt Artem will release another ROM for this tablet.
[Folio 100 Android Development] AndoidTab:
Can you tell us something about the screen:viewing angle, hard-to-break? referring to gorilla glass.

Good Luck with your purchase!
[Folio 100 Android Development] DT84:
Are you talking about the Google Nexus 7?

That would mean going off topic, sorry.
[Folio 100 Android Development] miazza:
Did someone tried ti fix the wi-fi issue with wi-fi fixer app?
[Folio 100 Android Development] tonete:
First congratulations and greetings for developers.

Second, I have problem with HDMI output: I have correct sound output but no video output.

I have no problem with early

Jelly Bean / CM10 (4.1.2) Alpha 5

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1864774

Thanks in advance.

Thanks in advance.

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First congratulations and greetings for developers.

Second, I have problem with HDMI output: I have correct sound output but no video output.

I have no problem with early

Jelly Bean / CM10 (4.1.2) Alpha 5

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1864774

Thanks in advance.
[Folio 100 Android Development] biedny:
Dear Nopy & DerArtem

Kit Kat is not a serait'il latest coup for our portfolio in light of its specific characteristics of small tablets with low memory!

A final thank you and please even if you do not do it effortlessly, for everything you had done.
[Folio 100 Android Development] roglio:
It will be really nice to see an update for our unlucky tablet!
[Folio 100 Android Development] highpoiss:
fix recent used app's button only for CM10.1 (4.2.2) alpha 2

Hello folio owners

I did manage to make a tablet ui update.zip only for CM10.1 (4.2.2) alpha 2 and this also solves the problem with the recent app's button

It places the soft buttons in the under left corner

You can download it here

Here is a screenshot

If you do not like the change you can remove it whit this restore.zip

Use recovery to add the update

Hit the thanks button if you like my update.zip

Have Fun

Highpoiss
[Folio 100 Android Development] *Sami:
Screenshot seems nice (~˘▾˘)~
[Folio 100 Android Development] el_satri:
goo.im download error

I want to thank the work done, after saying this, I made ​​the mistake of deleting the file "cm-10.1-20130530-UNOFFICIAL-betelgeuse.zip".

Now I try to download the link, but does not work.

Could someone upload the file again to another server, at least, while recovering the server.

thanks in advance
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hojo12345:
hi i didn't know where to post this so i put it under general, but more to the point i wanted to 1. root my Google HS-7DTB6, and 2. unlock the boot loader to this device can anyone help or direct me to somewhere that can help

thank you for your time
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intimateangel:
There seems to be a prevalent issue in the latest jelly bean update in Galaxy S2 and Galaxy S3. All is smooth but after sometime this error pops up "Sd card unexpectedly removed" and then "Preparing Sd card".

This is related to the micro SD cards and not the internal storage memory.

In lots of forums people keep speaking about hardware issue! But I can assure you that it is not a hardware issue since I am now running CM9 stable for Galaxy S2 i9100 and the card is working fine with no error whatsoever.

There is an app called SD Card Monitor to check whether the SD card is being unmounted.

So there is no problem in ICS ROMs. My father's Galaxy S3 started giving the error once he updated to the official Samsung Jelly bean stock. If I run any jelly bean ROMs based on the Samsung stock I get these notifications in my phone plus the app SD Card Monitor reports a lot of bad unmounts. Around 15 to 16 in a span of 5 minutes.

The card I use is 32gb micro SD class 4 Transcend. People have reported same issues with Sandisk and even Samsung branded micro SDs. I really doubt some unwanted changes Samsung might have put in their code in Jelly Bean which makes these errors pop up.

I am posting this issue so that the developers would know that such an issue exists in the latest Samsung Jelly bean official ROMs and other ROMs based on the Samsung Stock.

Currently I am running ICS 4.0.4 CM9 Stable. I have formatted the card in Windows under Fat32. I have even tried NTFS and exFat. The unmounting issue was always there in the Samsung Jelly Bean but there is no issue in ICS.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] P Y T H O N:
same problem happened to me :( ,my SD is sandisk 32gb class 4

it happened after upgrading to the latest JB update
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intimateangel:
Not there in ICS

In order to confirm, I have tried variety of ROMs.This issue popped up in Chameleon, NeatROM and also CM10.1. Now When I am running NeatRom ICS version there is no issue. I also checked with CM9. There is no issue. This has to be something related to Samsung. There are lots of discussions out there where Galaxy S3 is destroying SD cards. Something has to be done.

Not much hype is created because the worst that can happen is a dead SD card. Well High capacity SD cards are not cheap.

Confirmed issue in Samsung Jelly Bean Sources for Galaxy S2 i9100 and Galaxy S3 i9300. Possibly on other Samsung Jelly bean sources as well.

Issue mostly happens on high capacity cards, maybe 16gb or above.

Most affected brands - Sandisk, Transcend.

No issue when running ICS sources.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kemin:
hi, is there a way to fix it?

I've got a Samsung Galaxy S2 i9100 with Jelly Bean and Sandisk 32GB class 10.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Graham_Kendall:
Not Just Samsung

Hi All,

I have a HTC Desire S, running Flinny Andromadeus - CM 10.1 and I also have this problem with a 32GB Micro SD Card.

Many Thanks,

Graham
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DubAholic:
You have to ask on the forum for your phone, this is galaxy s2 forum

Sent from my gt-9100 powered by dorimanx

You can thank me if i helped you ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatkovladko:
That's not necessarily a fact because my "SD card unexpectedly removed" started when I was still on ICS, and haven't been rectified with the new JB releases.

After reading quite a lot I am inclined to think it's a hardware fault - either the SD card slot and connectors or the SD cards itself.

Everyone here seems to be dead set that it must be a Sandisk problem, but I have this problem with 2 different A-DATA 32GB class 10 cards.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biRonic:
UPDATE:

If you have experienced this 'SD card unexpectedly removed' problem,

please go to the following defect issue, and click the star to register yourself as another user with the problem...

Issue 9736 - android - SD card unexpectedly removed error LG Ally - Android - An Open Handset Alliance Project - Google Project Hosting

Also, please add this note and link to the OP to hopefully catch people when they first see this thread, and encourage them to go there and register before getting lost in this rabbit hole (i.e. a real solution might not exist outside of fixing some code somewhere within the OS itself).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keicaM80:
The reason for error "SD card Unexpectedly" in my phone was bad sectors on the sd card. When I replaced the sd card in shop with new one the error "SD card Unexpectedly" isn't showing again.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intimateangel:
Again back to square one!

Well, I have reason to believe because my observations point me that way.

There is no hardware fault whatsoever as I have been using an 8gb Card without any issues. Now a 16gb Card without any issues.

Maybe your issue might be a hardware fault, that doesn't mean everybody has a hardware fault. When people say so you got to read everything. Even in my post I have specifically mentioned I had no issues in ICS. Please don't mix up everything.

"If your issues started with ICS that means you may have a problematic card or problematic hardware"

In my case I can assure you there is no problem with the card because it works perfectly in other Android devices and my phone does not have a hardware problem because 16gb and 8gb cards work perfectly in it.

I hope I have made myself VERY CLEAR.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] android5511:
Hey all,

I am having the same issue. The card may or may not be read by my laptop either, it's about 50/50. I was able to copy all the data off, thankfully. I know this isn't the S4 forum, but it's the same issue, hope you don't mind. I didn't see an S4 forum with this issue, unless I missed it.

Anyway, I read somewhere that this may be caused because the SD card was connected while rooting the phone. I don't know how true that is, but I gave it a shot. I re-rooted my phone with the card removed. Then, I formatted the card (FAT32, 32KB) in my laptop. I did a full format, not a quick one. I did NOT format the card after I put it back in my phone. Then, I copied all the content back to the card (card in phone).

it's been ok for a few days now. Could this have been helpful? Is it possible having it connected while rooting is causing an issue? I'll update here if it starts acting up again.

Sandisk 32GB SDHC Class 10 Micro SD card

Samsung Galaxy S4 (SGH-I337) AT&T

Windows 7 64 Bit
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] king_below_my_lord:
I don't think rooting is the cause for that (I will give you an opinion from the s2 perspective) usually in our device either the card is loose, or some rom has some bugs, next time it happens just try carefully cleaning it with a dry cloth and insert it firmly, also do not remove again unless that problem occurs again, frequent SD card changers have had problems like this since they remove their SD card often, which makes it slightly loose.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haongusa:
Just adding to the information already gathered ....

Probably not rooting and may not be device specific. May be related to JB - some posts elsewhere suggest that the problems started happening on S2/3 devices after a JB upgrade from ICS. I have a Galaxy S4, non-rooted, put in a brand new Samsung 64GB SDHC Class 10 and got the problem after a day. Started happening when I was using the Video Camera - not sure if this is significant.

It got so bad that the phone started complaining that the SD card was corrupt. When I put it on a PC - there were no problems with the SD or the files on it.

So I'm going to try formatting the SD card (as exFAT) on my PC and see what happens. I'll let you know how this gets on - not too hopeful that this will fix the problem.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamedonski:
Had same issue with two Transcend 32gb cards. In both cases, after unexpected unmount sd cards were completely dead...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lozaneti:
Same problem on Galaxy s2 with CM10.1 and Sandisk 32gb class 10.

No solution yet?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NuK3DoOM:
I have the same issue with my 32GB Sandisk card.

This happens on my S2 and S3. After a night of unmount bug my sd card is dead.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevs888:
I had issues with a 64GB card on my S3 that I thought would end when I got my S4. It didn't.

I'd be scrolling down in Titanium to restore my apps and the card would be "removed unexpectedly".

I just put in a brand new card and haven't had any issues since.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamedonski:
For people who ended up with dead card - did you use ext sd for camera storage, or torrent dowload, etc?

Maybe frequent read/writte on jb at one point corrupts and kills ext sd. Just thinking loudly.

Now I am using 3rd (!) card - storage for photos and everything else is on internal. So far is ok. In previous (and fatal) cases, both of cards died after 3 months of usage.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] varunmagical:
Checking on ICS

Hi,

I have same issue on JB 4.2.2 with Sand disk 32 GB class 4 card ... I am downgrading to ICS to check this issue ..

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Hi,

Now I can confirm this is a hardware issue...

I downgraded to ICS using the nandroid backup image I was using in october 2012. My card was working fine with this image .. Now it refuses to even acknowledge that the card exists .. :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamedonski:
That doesn't mean it's hardware issue. It means - after software issue of your phone, it became hardware issue for your card.

If you really want to test, buy another card, use it with ICS, and then you will see if it is hardware issue...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sk8borderx:
I'm having this issue with my Sprint s3. Now my issue is kind of weird. I was running a 4.2.2 build for awhile before I started to get this error. Now I believe in my case this was more of a hardware problem. When my phone would be in my pocket and pressure was being applied to the back of my phone the card would go nuts! Now when I would take it out of my pocket and just let it sit on a table or hold it without touching the back it would end up being fine and no more dismounts would happen.

Now at this point my phone would die in about 2 hours because of all the dismounts while I was at work. I took the phone apart and reconnected the SD card reader ribbons and put it all back together and plopped in my SD card.. It was okay for about 3 hours then it went all nuts on me again.

Now sprint said they would fix my phone for about 50 dollars and replace my sd card reader and if that didn't work they would give me a refurbished phone. Which isn't a bad deal.

So I had to unroot and everything go back to stock reset flash counter blah blah blah you know, the works. So I made it back to stock unrooted 4.1.2 MD4 the lastest and greatest. Now since I went back to stock I haven't had a single dismount (unless it doesn't display an error) I can read my SD card no problem. So I'm pretty confused as to what is wrong with my phone. Maybe a combination of hardware and software.

Edit* - It was happening with any card I put in. First was a Samsung 8 gb. Then a 32 calss 10 (not Kingston or whoever has the known issue) the 32 gb was brand new.

Edit 2* - I am now 100% sure this is a hardware issue for me. After being on stock for about 15 hours my SD card is unmounting again when I put pressure on my phone. Into sprint store I go.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spike96:
Hi, had the same problem for a little over a week. I own a rooted S4 and loaded 2000 songs onto a 64 Sandisk micro SD card, and music playback just stopped after a while, saying the SD card was unexpectedly removed.

I did have this problem before I rooted, so it isn't that.

It might be the SD card, but...

I'm going to try two other possible solutions that I haven't heard about yet.

I'm thinking that files not transferred over MTP will cause trouble. The first time I loaded my songs, I loaded them through a SD card adapter, and the second time, I used iSyncr over wifi. Right now, I'm loading them over MTP, still using iSyncr (iTunes is where I keep my library), but I honestly doubt this will solve everything.

The only solution that I think will work (which I don't want to do yet) is loading a custom rom.

I'm coming from a HTC Thunderbolt, where there was no MTP and syncs were flawless, so this is quite annoying. I understand you can't use iTunes agent with a S4 either, it won't sync with MTP...

I'm trying everything to get this fixed though.

Edit: It isn't MTP, still getting the error... Probably going to end up returning the card. Maybe a SD speed increase app will work?

Edit 2: ***Solution***

As much as I hate to say it, there really is so solution. I emailed both Samsung and Sandisk and found that Sandisk has admitted to producing a faulty batch of SD cards. If you are experiencing this problem, contact Sandisk and they will give you a new one. Sandisk has found the problem with their cards and fixed it. They will send you a UPS label so you don't have to pay shipping, and they'll do an exchange.

I've tried everything and nothing worked, so you must return the card.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ex-DeeEh:
My SanDisk Ultra 32GB is also dead after 3 days of mounting and dismounting by my rooted I9505. I am unable to read the card in using Win 7 or Mint Linux.

The problem seemed to have surfaced after i tried to copy some videos onto the SD card using my PC.

Now that i do not have any SD card in my S4, the battery life has shown marked improvement. At the peak of the mounting and dismounting, my battery lasted a little over 4 hours. Last few days it managed to last 8 or 10hrs before needing a recharge.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Helix751:
Today I experienced this very same problem with my SanDisk 32GB Ultra card and after reading countless postings, found this one that saved my day:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=42941402#post42941402

The solution? A powerful enough blow inside the SD card slot and the card is working again as if nothing... Believe it or not!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biRonic:
not :lol:

I've read about every possible, supposed 'fix' for this thing (and tried them), but every time, even when someone thinks they have found the solution, the problem eventually comes back, including with mine, regardless of the fact that both the SD card and the phone have been replaced (the Maxx HD was replaced with an identical, brand new Maxx HD, and the SD card was replaced with a completely different brand card).

Not to say there's no possibility that someone has finally found a solution, but this one just doesn't even sound like a genuine fix to me. Sorry.

I totally appreciate the fact that yours is now working again, and I don't want to detract from the enjoyment you'll have with it working. I'm just trying to be realistic (not pessimistic.....I know they will eventually fix this problem for real).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Helix751:
Yep indeed.. I agree this "fix" worked for me and maybe just this time and I'm happy with this, but also know (after an SDS dead S3 back in January) that most of the time h/w malfunction solutions aren't just that simple... in general.

Maybe that's why the iPh*ne doesn't come with an external memory slot.. one less trouble to care about, methinks

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biRonic:
Haha, I wonder if you're onto something right there. Like, perhaps they tested the scenarios enough in-house to know that the technology just isn't up-to-par quite yet. So now, one of the major reasons some of us went with Androids instead of iFonz (the ability to manually upgrade the storage whenever we like) is a non-issue, and we will start considering the other things that caused more points in the Android column and see how they stack up.

For me, at this point, I'm just using my internal storage as my data location, and only using the 'external' SD card for backups. If the SD card $h!tz the bed and I lose that backup data (which I also have copied to my big computer), it's no big deal.

For my part, I'm going to stick with Android for now, because of all of the other things I like about it, but this definitely has to get taken care of.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Helix751:
Well, yep.. My comment above was kinda ironic (oh, I admit it.. it was completely ironic). As for me. I'll also keep with Android, its replaceable battery, expansion features and endless hacking possibilities. Iph*nes simply cannot compete with this.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biRonic:
In my case, since I'm on the Razr line (battery not replaceable), that list just shrank a tiny bit. :lol:

I think that ridiculous level to which we're able to hack (er...customize) these things is what keeps me on-board......for now.

Man, if they were to come out with a me-firstPhone (i.e. the phone could be conformed to my needs, instead of me having to conform to the design of the d@mn thing) that had an acceptable screen size, buttons that make sense, and was as fun to use as it is reliable, I would get one, if for no other reason than to be able to use it for a while and see what it's like, so that I could have a slightly-more-valid opinion when telling everyone why I'm still using Android. :lol: