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[Asus Transformer TF700] J-Lethal:
As far as your score I think I got 6xxx (maybe 6600) a fair improvement over the stock performance. I didn't disable fsync which would have vastly improved my I/O score (which was still a lot better with CROMi-x over stock) I'm not sure if I should disable it since I get a lot of crashes and reboots because it seems from what I read those are what can "potentially" cause problems with fsync disabled. I've been fooling with the fonts in ROM toolbox and couldn't find one I really liked and I had figured all this rebooting to appy new fonts is going to cause a problem (and it did.) I ended up stuck in a boot loop and wiping cache didn't help so I decided to restore my stock ROM I backed up before I did any of this. Luckily that led me to looking at the CROMi-X page again and I see 4.7 is out so I'll give that a try when I reflash to get away off the stock ROM again. After I try the new one I'm going to disable a lot more asus bloatware that I never use (and might try disabling fsync) if this update doesn't help I'll go look for some other ROMs to try so I don't to keep posting on this thread but my last question is since CROMi-X is made to be flashed without loosing any data straight from the stock 4.2.1 if I experience any problems with the CROMi-X ROM or any other ROM can I always go back to my original backup and then flash from it again without having to do any wipes to loose my data? (I'd still wipe the dalvik cache and cache) since I don't have an SD card and as of right now don't know all that much about using Titanium backup to put my apps in a cloud as long as I keep going back to my original ROM before flashing to a new one will that save me from the need to wipe my tab everytime? Or would be continuously doing that still somehow bottleneck or build up anything that would hinder performance?
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
It is odd. My normal mode is around 6500 on average and I don't have a keyboard lag like you mention earlier, using Asus keyboard. I have the Fsync disable most of the time and have no problem with reboot or crash. I always toggle my Fsync on when I try to tweak, major updates, and clean up mess in my system. Sometime, some apps that you install cause the crash problem. One good example is my Apex caused crash when I checked the box said "keep luncher in memory". You can try run a barebone system for a few days to see if your setup is stable. As long as you coming from the same rom, I think you are ok. BTW, I heard people have problem when the do dirty flash. I have external sd, so I always do clean install and don't have an answer for your last question. :fingers-crossed: Good luck.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
You probably can eliminate a lot of your problems if you stop using ROM toolbox. It is known to cause problems with this rom. Try something else if you want to tweak. Although I think that CROMi-X is tweaked perfectly out of the box. Try to run it without interference on a clean installation. I never have random reboots....
[Asus Transformer TF700] J-Lethal:
I had just got done installing 4.7 and probably within 15 minutes the screen froze with all the lines and rebooted. Right now I set up Dropbox and am thinking about buying Titanium Pro and backing all apps up (which really doesn't need done because I really have nothing worth backing up.) I transferred all my photos and videos and most of my other apps are games I never even played or basic google apps that should have everything synced with my account. I think my best bet is to factory restore, wipe everything clean (including my backup in case the problem is occurring from my original data) and run a new factory ROM and then as mentioned earlier install CROMi-X again and just leave it pretty bare bones and see how it runs. If I continue to have any freezing or crashing after that then I think that does mean time for me to get rid of it and get a Nexus tab.
[Asus Transformer TF700] J-Lethal:
Sadly I'm off to a so far so bad situation. After deciding to start fresh and get rid of my backup in case the problem lied within it I wanted to factory reset everything and remove all of my apps and start off with a fresh ASUS ROM and then flash CROMi-X again and run it as you suggested without anything that could be bogging it down. So I did a format data and then a factory reset and booted back into Android seeing I still had CROMi-X and for some reason went to Wipe>Advanced Wipe and checked everything thinking if I wipe the system I can put the stock ROM back on totally fresh, except I don't know how to do that now. I downloaded the US V10.6.1.14.8 zip which I'm assuming is what I need to flash but I don't know of how to get it to Infinity while only being able to work from TWRP now. From what I've read it can definitely be done but I've been looking up stuff and so far still can't find instructions on how to do it. I'm also wondering if since I have no OS if after I know how to get the zip onto my Infinity if I can just flash CROMi-X or if I still have to have the stock ASUS ROM first (and I'm not even sure if that firmware I downloaded from the ASUS site is the ROM needed or not.) I'm just looking forward to getting it working again and if there are still any issues just get rid of it and save me the trouble of causing any more problems than the lag and crashes ever were.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
It is weird that you format your tab from twrp and you still have your data left on your system. DO you have TWRP 2.5? Any way, you can go ahead and flash the Cromi X without any problem. However, if you have an incompatible bootloader and rom, make sure that you Do Not use "Wipe" from your bootloader. You can use Wipe in the TWRP. Normally, Factory Reset is enough to start out fresh. However, a very small numbers of users still have some problems with Factory Reset unless they format their system. I find out that with an External SD is very convenient in this case if you want to move files around and still want to do a format. I hope that everything will work out for you because tf700 is very nice tab comparing with my old Ipad 2 and galaxy tablet 10.1 of my nephew.;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] J-Lethal:
No I have TWRP 2.6 and the compatible 10.6.1.14.8 bootloader. I definitely wouldn't wipe from the bootloader as I've heard that can result in a brick, but probably what I did wasn't any better, I didn't know the factory reset would remove anything that may have caused the problem so I also used the advanced wipe option (within TWRP) and checked everything including the system (which contains the ROM) so I have absolutely nothing left on my tablet except for the unlock and TWRP (which I'm pretty sure is all I really do need to fix this.) I'm still trying to find instructions on the method though to get that CROMi-X zip from my laptop over to my tab since I don't have android to boot into and be able to just access the tablet's memory form my computer and make a folder to put the zip to have a ROM to run again. And since you say CROMi-X doesn't need applied with the stock ASUS ROM first then I'll just worry about getting it flashed on it and forget about needing the ASUS ROM.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
I am sorry that I didn't read and understand your post correctly. I thought that you still had Cromi X on your tablet. :o. About trying to move files from PC to the tab, you can try to read up about ADB and fastboot. I never use that method before and don't know much about Linux. Someone elso might be able to help you. Good luck.

I found this post. It might give you some idea.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2094746
[Asus Transformer TF700] J-Lethal:
Thanks for the help, all of this reading and getting in over my head must be overwhelming me as I'm brain dead. I can save a lot of time just by inserting an SD card with the zip on it. I have an old 1GB that is about useless for this stuff but I have an 8GB that I'm using in my smartphone but I haven't backed up the pictures and video on it and I plan on selling that phone anyway so I don't want to put important stuff on it pertaining to backups and then not have it available to use anymore. But as of right now I can just put the zip on it and use it for that temporarily and hopefully that gets the ROM data back on the tab.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
If you have a working recovery, you only have a minor problem.

First to explain what happened with all your wiping: If you format data, everything on your data partition is gone. Your personal stuff as well as all user installed apps and settings.

The factory reset was redundant since everything on your data partition was wiped already. A factory reset in TWRP wipes your data partition except your data/media folder, where your personal files are stored.

Your ROM is on the system partition which you wiped when you selected it in Advanced Wipe.

So your best bet now is to put the ROM you want to flash on a microSD card (it has to be FAT32. If it is factory formatted you're ok), insert it into the tablet, hit Install, select the microSD as the source and you should see the ROM zip file. Flash it.

If you flash the Asus firmware it will put the tablet back to stock. You will loose root and it will also replace TWRP with the stock recovery, so you would have to start from scratch. I would not know why you would want to go that way.

I think you should put the CROMi-X 4.7 zip on a micro SD, flash it, and you should be good and running again.
[Asus Transformer TF700] J-Lethal:
Ok, thanks for clearing up the different types of wipes and factory reset (my goal was to remove everything anyway so I can now start to isolate the cause if any further crashing occurs.) I'm putting the zip on my SD right now (it's in an android phone and was never formatted or tampered with so I'm assuming it is FAT32.) And the only reason I thought about using the stock ROM was I thought it was required to install CROMi-X (when I read the beginning of the thread for 4.7 I took it as it had to be on stock 4.2 in order to flash to 4.7) I see now that's not how flashing works, he meant it was just best recommended to install from stock without a data wipe but anything but that isn't a stock ROM should be wiped prior to flashing. I think I finally have the correct concept of how ROMs are flashed now.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
The main thing in flashing roms is that your bootloader and recovery are compatible. Even if you flash an incompatible ROM or your system partition gets corrupted, you can (almost) always recover if those two are working. ;)

I bet you'll be fine now. :Good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] J-Lethal:
Yes luckily I never had any problems with the bootloader or recovery so I should always have a stable set up if any thing else would need troubleshooted. I'm up and running so far and still have superSU so I still must be rooted (I'll run the checker to make sure) my plan is to restore my google data like gmail and run facebook, youtube, and my text plus I use a lot and just those and see if I still get lag when switching between them or any crashes. (I won't use swift key for a while and will use the ASUS or JB and won't reinstall HD widgets just in case that was causing it) Just the apps already on it and a few I frequently use and I'll leave the stock ASUS weather widget and add a gmail and maybe the ASUS task manager and just run those few things and see if I still have my issues or not. Hopefully this will help isolate it, and I definitely won't use ROM toolbox like you said since the few times I did even open it it crashed and restarted and then using it to switch fonts put me in a boot loop.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
I use SwiftKey with no problems at all. Use the KM Launcher included in CROMi-X to switch to the Asus keyboard when docked - that is the only situation Swiftkey (or the tablet) cannot handle well. No surprise - Swiftkey wasn't build with hardware keyboards in mind...

Do you use the 4.1 or 4.2 Asus launcher (notification panel on the bottom or top)?

The 4.2 interface slows down the tab quite a bit in my experience and I hate the phablet layout anyway. Thankfully sbdags gave us the option to run the 4.1 interface.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
Now, you installed it cleanly. I hope that you will not have any lag. What launcher do you use now? With those apps you have installed should not give you any problem. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] J-Lethal:
As of right now I am using the 4.1 launcher. On my first try with CROMi-X 4.6.9 I used 4.1 (and lagged and crashed) and noticed I could also use 4.2 so I switched to it (and lagged and crashed) I only stayed with 4.2 because I wanted to try something different but on this flash I am going to use 4.1 for a while before testing 4.2. Overall I thinkj 4.1 is better for this tablet (it looks better and it seems 4.2 is more oriented for phones and 7in tablets since the soft buttons are in the middle instead of corner which is harder to reach to if you are holding it in landscape and the much smaller notifications at the top seem more mobile style to me.) I'll probably try it again but right now I'm going to stick with 4.1. I was curious about the other launchers but I didn't choose to install any other ones for now until if I see if I still have my lag and crash problem.

4.1 for right now the last time I switched between 4.1 and 4.2. I wanted to try the other launchers but until I see how a bare bones setup runs I didn't install them. The only concern I have is if it does run smoothly at some point I'll want most of my apps installed back on so I'm not sure how I'll isolate any potential problem from there. If anything I figured maybe it was HD Widgets but from the reviews when I bought it months ago most people didn't seem to have problems with it.
[Micromax A110] ne0n10:
Hey guys im facing wifi disonnection problem in my rom......is there any app which can help ......please suggest me

sent from the the PHONE that CAN
[Micromax A110] maddyrokieasta:
download wifix manager from play store :) hit thanks if i helped :))
[Micromax A110] demolisher2k13:
Same problem faced by me in lewa ans some other roms

So i removed wifi password and used static thing, means manually configured wifi in my phone. It solved my problem
[One (M7) Android Development] shenye:
You can find them here: http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads

RUU exe

http://dl4.htc.com/RomCode/Source_and_Binaries/RUU_M7_UL_JB_50_BrightstarUS_WWE_1.29.1540.3.exe

RUU zip

http://dl4.htc.com/RomCode/Source_and_Binaries/PN07IMG_M7_UL_JB_50_BrightstarUS_WWE_1.29.1540.3.zip

To flash the zip:

fastboot rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip RUU.zip
[One (M7) Android Development] Fazeh:
can we flash this on the AT&T 64GB
[One (M7) Android Development] Namit1994:
I'm being redirected to HTC's home page.
[One (M7) Android Development] Sango2:
Just noticed it too. Looks like it has to be hosted somewhere else.

When I login to HTCDev, I can download it directly off from there and it shows the hyperlink above. If I copy the hyperlink and paste the URL directly in new window it doesn't work.
[One (M7) Android Development] dbshane:
Can I use this on 32gb unlocked?
[One (M7) Android Development] yeeson:
USA HTC one 32GB S-OFF Flash OK！
[One (M7) Android Development] htowngator:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...-posted-rom-addicts-breathe-a-sigh-of-relief/

This site says no

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So do we know if dev ruu is a higher revision than the other ota out there?
[One (M7) Android Development] nugzo:
CAN NOT flash to ATT until we get supercid.... It'll happen though :) soon i bet! :highfive:

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Where'd you get an s-off phone? US= ATT or Dev edition?
[One (M7) Android Development] yeeson:
USA，No lock, no operator Version！:)
[One (M7) Android Development] nugzo:
So you got the US dev edition? did it come s-off? or did you flash it to s-off? i know they are sim unlocked but i didnt think they were s-off. Can you post a pic of fastboot showing s-off? Thanks.
[One (M7) Android Development] yeeson:
No dev version，32GB unlocked，No operator！
[One (M7) Android Development] MaximN97:
Wtf? :eek: thats looks very nice man

Sent from my Maximus One Beast
[One (M7) Android Development] bl4ckdr4g00n:
is this version supposed to be older than 1.29.401.13
[One (M7) Android Development] ouioui01:
Yep
[One (M7) Android Development] 4onu:
do you think can be flashed in htc__001 (wwe) 1.28.401.7 semibricked?
[One (M7) Android Development] serialtoon:
Wait, i have the dev 64gb version and its not S-OFF!
[One (M7) Android Development] iraqgsm:
wait a second, so what this does to our dev edition please
[One (M7) Android Development] horsetastic:
Isn't it a phone such as this that could hold the key to s-off on all our devices?
[One (M7) Android Development] CheesyNutz:
That's what I was thinking
[One (M7) Android Development] expertzero1:
install stock radios, stock rom, stock errything...

Its a last resort when you delete everything from your system and nothing else works except the bootloader
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] greypimps:
I follow the guide to to reset counter but it keeps saying 1 and custom. this is what I did..

boot into twrp and factory restored (not sure it it necessary).

reroot using cf method to get stock recovery,

install triangle away and reset counter

reboot and uninstall tri-angle away

unroot using "full unroot" via superuser

restart into download mode to check counter say zero

had to pull out battery to reboot again into recovery and factory reset

reboot into download mode says counter 1 custom..

now what am I doing wrong here. Im sure I am using the stock rom to begin with too.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] greypimps:
FIXED: did it a little different from the guide..

I just reroot

install triangle away and reset counter

rebbot into download mode to check it say official and custom at bottom line

reboot again into download mode and just flash stock rom with odin.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a7med mo7sen:
can any one make arabic support with this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1410460

he write add arabic support to any rom !
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nabs Zains:
Why don't You try it?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a7med mo7sen:
i ' m not developer if i can do it i won't ask for help :/ !!
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a7med mo7sen:
btw i gave the link to sniper killer and he say he will make it :)
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] freakzapster:
can anyone provide the EPM menu for our xperiaj stock please
[General Topics] ltraver:
I have a TMobile Pocket PC Phone (XDA) and a new iMate (XDA II).

Can I Activesynch both of these to the same PC (laptop)?

Is there an easy way to get the programs I've installed from the old to the new?
[General Topics] cruisin-thru:
You should have no problems synching both to the laptop. A fresh install of your programs would be best, then any data that you may have can be copied into the data directoryof the program on the new machine.
[General Topics] bobn:
keep in mind that you will probably want to provide a different name to each of the devices.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frugalman:
i tried some roms, mostly JB 2.2

paranoid

PAC man 4.2

cm10 nightly

All the videos i've recorded have low volumes.

Anyone have insights about this?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarionCast:
You might be unknowingly blocking one of the mics. Remember other than the bottom mic, there is also a mic on top, next to the headphone jack.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] kc_exactly:
I am not suggesting this is happening or anything like that. I just wanted to add a "what if" question to the forum.

If they do release a 32gb CDMA/LTE Nexus 4 to Sprint do you guys think that would be great?

The reason I ask is if they do it might just be the Optimus G with a different case. Imagine how that would assist and enhance development. Just a thought I was having this week about what Google might release at I/O. Anyone else thinking the same thing?
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Stealyourface:
Not a chance this is happening. After how hard they said the cdma versions of the galaxy nexus were to maintain, I wouldn't be surprised if we never see another Cdma nexus again.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] xboxfanj:
Now that we have their kernel working, a CDMA nexus wouldn't do a ton for us except make it so we don't need a custom radio interface framework, which is what really helped me on my epic for porting sense.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] ACiD GRiM:
I removed a lot of the system apps I don't need with titanium backup after freezing and verifying they weren't needed. I'm trying to install the new Jelly Bean update image and it's failing because it is trying to update apps that do not exist. I've tried to painstakingly remove the references from updater-script in the update, but unfortunately that doesn't let the update run at all.

Could anyone upload a system image backup for TWRP of Blur_Version.77.8.14.XT897.Sprint.en.US please? or if there are other ways to get around this I'm all ears.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] arrrghhh:
RSD Lite?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2095536
[Design, Prototyping, UI, Graphics] RuRu81:
Dear XDA colleagues,

I recently bought an Android phone based on the MTK6577 engine. In order to improve my skills as developer and programmer, I’d like to develop a new custom User Interface like Sense UI or others. I have my own drawing and transitions already in mind, but I need some useful guidelines in how to proceed:

1)	Is Java or C++ the best language to code a new UI?

2)	What tools do you recommend to use for best productivity?

3)	After Project Butter debuted in 4.1 with enhancements in 4.2, are there any ways to push most of the UI transitions/animations to the GPU rather than CPU? Would that extend battery life?

4)	What other coding/system parameters are important to develop an efficient and smooth new UI?

5)	What about scalability and easy porting to the future Android releases?

6)	If you were to outsource to a SW company such a development, what would be the key requirements (other than cost) you would be asking for?

Thanks very much and looking forward to reading your answers!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veener79:
Hey,

I got the HTC one today. This is my first Android Phone that is not a Samsung! I love the HTC. But I am have a few issues finding this info compared to my Samsung Phone. Having a hard time finding in a search.

How do I switch between between apps and kill apps if needed? On my Samsung I am use to just holding down the Home button and I get the full list of running apps or ones I have just used. I just swipe if I want to kill it. I loved it when I was needing to run between apps. I can not find out how to do this on the HTC. :(

I have been a custom ROM's for years now. Is there a way to un-install the ATT bloatware?

I am a little confused on this. I know once you unlock the bootloader it will always show on the phone even if you lock it back up. Unlocking the bootloader is the same as rooting it?

I need to get my self educated on HTC before I do anything major to this phone. These are the things that are getting to me right now.

Thanks for your help.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poondog:
1. Double tap the home button to get to the task previews, swipe them up to remove

2. For apps they can be disabled in settings--> apps (afaik) or roots and delete them.

Alternatively, download a custom ROM which doesn't have them, I recommend trickdroid :thumbup:

3. Unlocking is not rooting. Unlocking simply gives access to more things, like writing recoveries. Once you install a custom recovery and flash the superuser zip or a custom ROM, you are rooted.

Hope that helps :) Welcome to the world of HTC, you've made a good choice :D
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hunt3r.j2:
Make sure you get to HTCDev and get the unlock token ASAP if you ever want to root, once HTC closes that hole you cannot unlock and get root/ROMs until devs figure out how to bypass the issue.