yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pastorbob62:
No luck with that.

I sure wish that had worked for me. I tried reflashing CROM four different times. Each time I wiped more, until I had wiped all there is to wipe. I was never able to get WiFi and Bluetooth working with CROM. Everything else appeared to work without issue. I don't understand why, but it is what it is. So I returned to stock JB 4.2.1, rooted and Superuser installed and restored the backup I made before starting this fiasco. One thing that I got out of it all was a lot of experience usig the procedures.

Anyhow, thank you for taking the time to respond.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wetbiker7:
I think this is one of the reasons its recommended to flash the stock kernel and let the tablet boot up completely. I tried going straight to one of the OC Kernels several times and it broke the wifi each time.

I don't know if thats what you may have done but it broke wifi for me. The wifi tab wouldn't even turn on.

Each time I flash a different version of CleanROM I have to do a router reset too. The tablet will read the signal but won't connect. A router reset fixes the problem every time.

Sent from my LG-LG855 using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pastorbob62:
Maybe I'm confused

I too have experienced the wifi tab not turning on or even moving..

UPDATE - I downloaded the CROM package agaain, wiped everything including internal storage and tried again. SUCCESS! It is now running very well with wireless working well. Thank you for the suggestion and your patience with this Noob.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonchill:
Over the past couple of weeks I've noticed strange charging behavior on my 7.

It seems to be if I let the battery discharge lower than 20% then it can take upwards of 48 hrs to charge back to 100%, today its taken 8 hrs to go from 18% to 42% so far.

Worse case I've had is it totally discharge through use and then it took 24 hrs before the battery meter went above 0% and another 24hrs to get to 100%.

If I keep the battery to around 40% before charging it will be recharged overnight.

Do I have faulty battery or is this expected behavior?

Thanks

Jon
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jimbobvfr400:
I had similar behaviour on mine at some point, resolved by reseating the battery connecter after popping the back off.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonchill:
Thanks, is it easy to get the back of?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jimbobvfr400:
Dead easy. I started at a corner and used my thumbnail and worked it round the edges, you may want a credit card or plastic pry tool if you have one.

On mine the battery had a little space to wobble around straining the connection, so I added a little tape to stop the battery moving. Not had a problem since.
[General Questions and Answers] bakkouz:
Heya,

I have a Galaxy Note GT-N7000 and i'd really like to have Jelly Bean on it, but i live in Jordan and no official firmware has been released for Jordan yet. HOWEVER, JB has been released for the United Arab Emirates, So, is it safe to install that firmware on my phone since both countries are in the middle east?
[LG Optimus 2x] len.asdf:
Hi there XDA,

I've been using the custom rom DjangoManouche for some time now, and it's great! But while installing i'm usually guessing the settings. If someone can clarify it, it would be great!

Note that these settings are asked of you while you install DjangoManouch custom rom.

1.

Available Kernels

.

When installing the KoB kernel, you can chose between several options. NoOC or OC, with or without RamHack. I know that OC stands for over clocking, but what does the RamHack do (28 / 32 mb)?

2.

Dynamic Fsync

(active / inactive)

I found this explanation: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33381928

If i understand this correctly it means that you have a small lag when ending calls. But when your system crashed you won't lose data.

3.

Frandom Optimazations

(active / inactive)

I can find no information about this on the internet.. :(

4.

Zram

(active 96/128mb or inactive)

I found this explanation: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2077072

If i understand this correctly it means that ZRAM is handy for devices with not a lot of RAM. But the LG 02x has 1gb of RAM(?). Wich raises the question what good does it do?

5.

RAM Management

(stock RAM values / Supercharger Free Ram values / SuperCharger Balanced Ram values)

I found this explanation: http://www.technorms.com/10319/boost-performance-android-phone-supercharger

Wich explains that supercharger script boost your phones performance. But doesn't explain what the difference is between 'Free Ram values' and 'Balanced Ram values'.

6.

CRT Effect

(enabled / disabled)

Is this the awesome animation that shows when you power on / off your phone?

7.

Fast Dormancy

(enabled / disabled)

I found this explanation: http://androidforums.com/samsung-galaxy-s2-international/674208-fast-dormancy-in-nutshell.html

In short you want to enable it if your provider supports it, correct?

8.

Cronjobs

(active / inactive)

I can find some javascript related information, but not connected to Android. So i'm in the dark here.

As last i want to add that I'm posting these questions here because flooding the original thread with these questions is just creating noise :) And i'm sure there are a lot of other people with the same questions.

Thanks in advanced!
[LG Optimus 2x] SREEPRAJAY:
Dynamic sync is better disabled.....when enabled and issues of reboot....has a risk of data corruption.

ZRAM....96 is better....makes apps open faster......one correction-O2X has 512 and not 1GB.

Balanced RAM or free RAM.....old timers from GB will know....so maybe Carbs did not feel to state it again

Kernel ....OC is better but for rh....I prefer no ramhack

Frandom....I chose not to activate....did not find a big difference in perf

Fast dormancy.....better disabled for battery

Ramhack....is hacking and in simple words stealing what is normally for the system.....for faster performance.....but can be lagging or missing some features ....higher RH can lead to issues in Camera or other apps....so I prefer the minimum of rh and less RAM consuming background apps

I hope you can read the threads which you have posted but on experience ....I have posted what I have tested and used over quite some time on this device.

Thanks for the understanding

EDIT: forgot the cron job.....this is something Carbs first started in the O2X long back to free RAM periodically......everyday at a specified time,,,,cron script will run and clear.but you need to activate it by giving permissions
[LG Optimus 2x] LilProphet:
To be exact, Optimus 2x only has 384 Mb of RAM available to use for Android and apps, because 128Mb of that 512 is dedicated to the GPU. This is why many developers embed RAM hacks, because that is not much.

Since I've been using DMX I've experienced that with supercharger off, I'm always suffering from very little free memory, but many people claims (mainly Carburano), that supercharger eats much CPU even when the screen is off, that's why he doesn't suggest to use it.
[LG Optimus 2x] SREEPRAJAY:
for the first part....you are absolutely right my friend.

in android.....extra or too much RAM is wasted RAM.....so generally speaking we dont need too much too....like in WIN

but, less RAM can be leading to lags and screen freezes

Ramhack can be leading to some unpleasant things sometimes.....too much of RH can also make a few apps, system apps to FC....so I always prefer to have no RH and use apps like greenify or minfree manager.....I agree with the DEV as the testings and general usage over time will show the correct results......some of us users might not see that....
[LG Optimus 2x] len.asdf:
Thanks for your reply!

It seems that cronjobs are actually really useful! But how do i give it permissions? Usually SU ask to give you permissions when the proces starts. (For example when you open Titanium Backup). But i can't manually add permissions.

Thanks for your reply! So it means that your device is faster, but also drains your battery faster when screens is of?

Thanks for your reply! Let;s see what Greenify can do! :)

I'm gonna install the new DMX 1.6.1 in a few minutes with these settings:

1. KoB Kernel with no ramhack

2. Dynamic Fsync inactive

3. Frandom Optimazations inactive

4. Zram 96mb

5. Ram Management with Supercharger Free Ram values

6. CRT Effect enabled

7. Fast dormancy disabled (For better battery life)

8. Cronjobs active

Has anyone experienced differences in performance between 'Supercharger Free Ram values' and 'SuperCharger Balanced Ram values'?
[LG Optimus 2x] LilProphet:
Not much, only the amount of free ram is more, but it doesn't effect the smoothness much imo. I had heavy lags with stock ram values on DM1.6 unfortunately, so I would have suggested you to use supercharger too. I hope you will be pleased with the settings you chose.
[LG Optimus 2x] len.asdf:
Thanks for your reply! And we will find out today how smooth it goes ;)
[LG Optimus 2x] len.asdf:
I've used my phone now for 2 days with these installation settings:

1. KoB Kernel with no ramhack

2. Dynamic Fsync inactive

3. Frandom Optimazations inactive

4. Zram 96mb

5. Ram Management with Supercharger Free Ram values

6. CRT Effect enabled

7. Fast dormancy disabled (For better battery life)

8. Cronjobs active

But it's far from smooth. I'm installing Greenify now to see if it changes anything.. :(
[LG Optimus 2x] carburano:
If you Supercharged rom lag should happen. Which version are you using?

Sent from DjangoManouche!
[LG Optimus 2x] len.asdf:
Using DjangoManouceX 1.6.1A (the latest i believe).

But most of the lag happens when switching between apps or starting one. When an app is running, it's usually smooth.
[LG Optimus 2x] mpoumpis:
Install 1.6.1 without supercharged and apply script for more free ram.

In my opinion for kernel use 1.7 KoB OC 32MB Ramhack.
[LG Optimus 2x] len.asdf:
I will try this out on my next install! I prefere to use a install for several days so i can test it out better.

And after installing Greenify things got a lot smoother! That app is just black magic :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drewcam888:
I just got a replacement Nexus with 4.2.2. Everytime I unlock the bootloader android will no longer boot. It just sits at the multicolor X. Do I need to downgrade to 4.1.1 first?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
how are you unlocking the bootloader? fastboot or a toolkit?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drewcam888:
using the toolkit because i was lazy. it unlocks fine just doesbt boot into OS
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Unlock with fastboot alone, or you'll get no further help from me.

After you try that, paste the fastboot command output here. Also, what fastboot version are you using. Thanks, have a nice day.

Sent from my Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drewcam888:
How do I tell what version of fastboot is on my computer? After leaving it sit for a long time it just boot loops. I did flash the 4.1.1 google image but this didn't help either. It booted after flashing the image but fails to boot after unlocking bootloader.

C:\Android>fastboot oem unlock

...

OKAY [ 12.382s]

finished. total time: 12.383s

C:\Android>

Edit: After letting it sit for like 10 mins it finally booted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
There you go.

Sent from my Nexus
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
Hi,

Quick question, I currently have a TAB 2 - 7" that I have sold to someone. Before I hand the device over I want to ensure my contents is wiped.

What exactly is the process of that on a rooted device? I am running JB AOKP, I don't necessary want to put the device back to the stock rom I'd leave it rooted just want all my personal info of it.

Help is greatly appreciated!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dexxmor:
Go to recovery > format system/data/cache and internal sd card and flash the same rom
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
Okay so I do need to reflash the rom after doing the format of system/data and cache?

Can I put a more recent ROM on it as well just to get it up to date for the next person?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dexxmor:
Sure, important is the reflash of a ROM, after the format of /system is no OS on the tab.

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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
Great, thank you.

Any recommendations on a stable ROM that's running JB 4.2.2? I guess thats the latest/last release for these tablets for JB?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dexxmor:
CM10.1 is stable enough and its on 4.2.2, latest stockroms have 4.1.2.

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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
Ok, thank you. When I rooted the device back in December, I installed AOKP milestone 1 followed this link here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1892049

So basically once I do the wipe etc.. I follow the instructions of this;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2052290

** Gotta remember to download the CM zip and Gapps to the internal sd card prior to doing all of this!!**
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dexxmor:
I would do the zips on external sd, you do a wipe of your internal sd ;)

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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
Excellent idea!! I guess the entire wiping of data I am still confused about what exactly gets wiped or not, does clockwork stay?

Does that mean I need to put clockwork on there as well? Or just the new rom and gapps?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dexxmor:
Clockwork stays, no worries ;)

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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
Okay.. I'll report back tonight how bad I make out :eek:

LOL thanks for all your help! Really appreciated
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
So I did a format system, format data and format cache.

Prior to that I had placed the zip files on the external card.

While still in clockwork I go to 'choose zip from external sdcard' and click to install the CM10.1 but it once it starts I get a error saying..

Cant open external_sd/cm-10.1.... (bad)

Whats up lol? Bad download?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dexxmor:
Seems so, try other Download/ROM
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
Issue is my laptop doesnt see the tab anymore as a storage device.. so I can't put files on the sdcard..
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Domoo:
Do you have usb debugging enabled?

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
No idea..

I booted into recovery. Did a format of system/data/cache.

I am still in CWM never rebooted or anything yet since I did the format.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dexxmor:
Put your sd on your handy and then put the rom.zip on your sd
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
Does the SD card require some sort of special formatting?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dexxmor:
No
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
ok, believe I got it.

placed the card into my blackberry re-transferred the rom and gapps zip to the sd card. Moved sd card back into the device. Mounted it inside CWM.

The stuff installed, I did a data wipe/factory reset as the instructions said. Now its booting into CyanogenMod :)

Will report shortly with results!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DHeffernan:
Yup works.. in CyanogenMod now running 4.2.2 :)

Looks much nicer than AOKP. Thanks for all your guy's help!! Greatly appreciated
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dexxmor:
Good you got it :good:
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] battleship_potemkin:
Hi,

please, apologize if that was covered somewhere, but I didn't feel like I found my case.

I've got Asus Transformer tf101 with 3G. Rooted, flashed with CyanogenMod 9 and then with the latest night builds a month ago - before that it was updated with the latest Asus firmware.

Every time the tablet go to sleep, when running from battery - it's either shutdown itself or reboot itself.

Tried: disabling WiFi, setting CPU limit to the highest, disabling lock screen, changing brightness, tried to check for the log files, but don't have any kmesg_last or anything else like that.

Could you, please, assist - at least with finding the log files to get an idea on what's wrong? Any help would be appreciated.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ralkkai:
Welcome to the world of random reboots and sleeps of death. This is a common occurrence with a lot of folks on the TF101. The only things you can try is to either endure it or reflash/flash another rom. I'm on EOS 4 and I used to be on CM10 and have experienced both these issues on different releases of each rom. I've been on #101 of EOS 4 now and havent had any sleep or restart issues yet but time will tell.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] battleship_potemkin:
Thanks, it's nice to be part of something... big! =)

Yeah, I'm already trying the EOS 4 - it seems to be at least a bit more stable and, apart from everything, it looks a bit better than the CM. Will keep testing - hopefully it will work.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman16:
im on 4.1.2 xxlsj rom (disaster rom v7) my modem is xxls6;

i flashed a new modem xxls9 and it appear basebande inconnu

when i reflash a xxls6 my baseband reurn to appear xxls6

but when i tap *#06# nothing happen i tryed again and again and wait for a while but nothing
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
Seems like you have a 'IMEI missing' or 'Corrupted EFS' issue. Search for those topics.

Please post screen shots if possible.

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman16:
here is my screenshot
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
Please re upload the screen shot. I cannot see it.

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy Note II General] tameracingdriver:
The Note II is probably one of best all round phones around in terms of ability, battery life, camera, but try as I might (for 6 months) I've finally found that the size irritates me. It's too big as a phone for my usage, but not really big enough as a tablet.

Hence, I'm moving on.

The question is, if you were me, what would you move on to (I'm looking for inspiration) ?
[Galaxy Note II General] apallohadas:
In February you had a Nexus 4 (at least according to your posting history). (Ah, I see you own both a Nexus and a N2.)

There's a comparison thread if you want to compare devices. However I've always been boggled by the XDA threads where people post IN an enthusiast area that they don't like that phone.

It's like walking in a Ford dealership and saying "Hey, what Toyota should I buy?"
[Galaxy Note II General] Tonio78370:
You said it all....

Send from my GNote 2 what else...
[Galaxy Note II General] tameracingdriver:
Oh do forgive me for assuming there might be some normal human beings on xda, rather than a bunch of teenage "fanboys".

Some people find them too big, get over it.
[Galaxy Note II General] nispen:
The point is, ask them.
[Galaxy Note II General] ChodTheWacko:
'Normal' is relative.

His point is, people who browse this forum probably own the Note 2, and probably like it for the reasons that you don't.

So asking our opinions on what you want is kind of pointless. I personally won't even look at a phone unless the screen is at least 5".

First thing I'd recommend is figuring out exactly what size of a phone suits you based on what you want to do,

and how/when you want to do it.
[Galaxy Note II General] jonatton:
There are lots of phones with better specs. I think most of the Note II users like me love it for the screen plus the battery life along with the feature loaded beast that it is. S Pen is just an icing, obviously.

HTC One seems nice - some users do manage to get like ~7 hrs on screen time with battery saving tweaks etc (although I wouldn't expect it to be anywhere near that on moderate-heavy usage). Or obviously the S4. Do some research and pick what suits you the best, as ultimately it all boils down to personal preference :)

Personally, can't think of switching to anything <5.5'', but hey, to each his/her own.
[Galaxy Note II General] Slagathor:
I don't like your attitude to a (quite normal) response to your question/OP. Anyway, maybe the new HTC One is something you should consider? I'm looking for a phone for my girl who think my phone is too big and she likes the size of the One.
[Galaxy Note II General] odd1ne:
If you like the note but want something smaller get the s4
[Galaxy Note II General] Pat.:
Moving to a smaller phone is easier said than done & may be against the law : D
[Galaxy Note II General] edan1979:
as someone who use tab 7.7 as a phone... i said note 2 is not that big... hahahaa...

anyway... just go for 4" phone its kind of normal fit in palm... got several that fit into that category and its kind of nice hardware too... and if you are at XDA... then i dont think you will use stock firmware... go CM for good battery life... :P
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.m0x:
S4 seems obvious. With a 2600mah battery plus the reduced power consumption of the new oled screen technology and octal cpu, then battery life should still be excellent.

Sent from the mighty Note II.
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
My wife says bigger is better. (I hope she talks about the phone):p
[Galaxy Note II General] speculatrix:
it does seem strange that you have a Note2 and yet are complaining about the things which to other people make it great. I make maybe one voice call every other day.

a Note mini would suit many people at 5" or smaller. some people are eager for the Note 8".

the best thing to do is to go to a phone shop and play with the device before buying, a review will only tell you so much.

personally, I find the Note2 at the limit of useable size for my hands, but I have slightly smaller hands than average for a european 6 foot male. I still wouldn't swap it for anything else, unless there was a keyboarded slider device of at least 5" display with 720p or better.
[Galaxy Note II General] gee2012:
If the rumours are correct Samsung will release 5,8 and 6,3 inch devices soon (Grand). For me 5,5 to 5.8 inch is the limit atm.

---------- Post added at 08:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:53 AM ----------

Hope so for you, getting a bigger phone is easier than a bigger ........:D
[Galaxy Note II General] xdapao3:
You don't say what would be a good size for you, you don't say why you chose the Note II and what you like and/or not like about it (dimensions aside) so your post seemed more of a trolling than a genuine question...

Anyway, if the only problem you have with the Note II is its size but you more or less like everything else the answer should be pretty obvious: get an S IV.

Too big? Get an S III.

Still too big? You are looking for a toy then, not for a smartphone.

BTW, I have the opposite problem: I find the Note II too small and am eagerly waiting for a bigger Note III.

I have owned an OG Note for 15 months and had been arguing that the Note II was a step in the wrong direction with its 16:9 aspect ratio and a NARROWER screen (80 pixel less are also noticeable). The Note II is way better than the Note in just about EVERYTHING (display quality included) BUT the screen dimensions!! 16:10 5.3" is superior, IMO, to 5.5" 16:9.

I held off upgrading for several months for this very reason but the 2 GB RAM finally did it for me and in the end I am happy to have upgraded but still disappointed by the display dimensions...

My ideal smartphone display dimensions are 6.3"/6.5", any bigger and I couldn't carry it where I usually carry my smartphones (jeans back pocket, fanny pack, jacket pocket). That's what separates smartphones from tablets, to me (like a label would matter anyway...).
[Galaxy Note II General] fade2black101:
I'd suggest the HTC One. Absolutely stunning looking phone.