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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vaiet:
As far as I remember from the tech-news, newest energy cells (li-ion and li-poli) shouldn't be charged like the old ones - I mean charge 12h, then empty it completely and repeate the whole process 3 times. I read it on polish site some time ago and they we're also saying, that keeping phone under chargerer can harm battery or even mainboard.

But as we can all see, there are many different opinions about that :P
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qazibasit:
My old note battery swelled and it was because i put it on plug before sleeping to get 100% in the nornibg my battery swelled within months and i had to change it....

I have experienced the battery awelling.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dylansmith:
hmm, that's what i do every night (for sleep tracking), but my battery didn't swell (both OEM and original).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warfareonly:
Mine did. Swelled a bit on the side, cover used to creak whenever I pressed on the other side
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mprab:
All (reputed) devices that use Li-Ion batteries use controllers that will automatically cutoff charging once the voltage reaches 4.200V/cell.

So you cannot over charge a battery by leaving it on for long duration.

Unlike the older Ni-Cad batteries, there is no memory effect. so there is no need to fully discharge it periodically

In fact, deep discharge of Li-Ion battery will irreversibly reduce battery capacity (Wikipedia -> Li-Ion battery -> Battery life )
[HTC Inspire 4G] SammichMonster:
A few days ago I tried getting my phone to s-off using the "[how to] manually achieve s-off,simunlock,supercid for Inspire 4g/DHD" guide on the Android forums. (Sorry, I can't post direct links.)

I got to the part where I was supposed to type in "fastboot flash boot boot.img" to the command line but I accidentally skipped that part and typed in "fastboot boot recovery recovery.img". I stopped everything and tried to start over but when I turned my phone back on I was stuck in a boot loop. Going to hboot and trying to choose Recovery or Factory Reset only results in more boot looping.

I've tried putting PD98IMG.zip on the SD card and booting it, but it only reads it and says "Parsing..." before doing nothing. Attempting to enter recovery mode after this makes it enter the boot loop again.

I've also tried using the HTC Sense and RUU from AT&T on my computer to fix the issue. My phone can connect to my PC after choosing fastboot from the hboot menu. The RUU can see the device and it starts recovering it, as my phone shows a black background with HTC on it. But the RUU stops after trying to update the signature saying "The ROM Update Utility cannot update your Android phone. Please get the correct ROM Update Utility and try again." I am 99% positive I am using the correct RUU.

I've searched high and low on the internet for a similar situation, but everyone else seems to have their problems solved using either of these steps. Thanks for any help.
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
Without knowing what you did (since you haven't given us a step-by-step and can't post links), we don't know how to help.
[HTC Inspire 4G] SammichMonster:
Sorry about that. I'll try to explain what I did the best I can.

Before using the guide, I managed to root my phone and used it for a few days, so everything was fine then. I later decided to s-off it so I could flash a custom ROM to it. Using the guide I mentioned above, I created a mini-adb directory in my C: drive with the ace-tools.zip that I downloaded. Using the command line I copied my stock boot image, though to where I do not know. (I feel like a fool for doing all this without being sure of what I was doing exactly. I deserve what came to me.) Then, using the command line I made my SD card a gold card. After that I changed the "misc version" (?) to allow installation of the downgrade firmware, and then relocked the boot loader and booted back into fastboot. Then I flashed the downgrade software and unlocked it again. It's here that my phone was supposed to be unable to boot, and I was supposed to flash the boot image but skipped that step.

Now I'm unsure of what I have to do, and I only want to get my device working again.

I wish I could post the link to the exact topic, but since I can't I guess you'd have to search the topic name to see exactly what the directions were trying to get me to do.

Thanks again.
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
Can you boot the phone into fastboot and flash the boot.img from fastboot?
[HTC Inspire 4G] SammichMonster:
No, with the PD98IMG.zip file it simply says "Parsing..." and stops there. With any other boot image it doesn't acknowledge it at all. Even though the computer makes the sound that it's connected to the device when it's in fastboot, adb can't recognize that's it's there in the command line.
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
Wait. What? Not PD98IMG.zip from hboot. Extract the boot.img and flash from fastboot, not adb.
[HTC Inspire 4G] SammichMonster:
Ah, thanks for the clarification. I'm supposed to extract the boot.img to the SD card and enter fastboot on my phone, correct? Because I've just done so and nothing happened. I have the options Bootloader, Reboot, Reboot Bootloader, and Power Down, and the Bootloader option only takes me back to the hboot screen.

Sorry if I've misunderstood you.
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
No, the boot.img needs to be on your computer. Your phone needs to be in fastboot mode. From the folder where the boot.img is saved,

fastboot flash boot boot.img
[HTC Inspire 4G] SammichMonster:
I can't use the command prompt to connect with the device because it can't see it. I always get an "error: device not found" instead.
[HTC Inspire 4G] SammichMonster:
Yes. It's odd: the RUU software identifies it and knows it's there, but can't actually fix the issue. The command prompt just doesn't notice it at all.
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
So you're booting into hboot, navigating to fastboot with the volume buttons, and selecting it with the power button? What does fastboot devices say?
[HTC Inspire 4G] SammichMonster:
I'm assuming by "fastboot devices" you mean what it says in the command prompt.

...Well what do you know, it recognized it. I was typing in "adb devices" instead of "fastboot devices". So it can recognize it after all.

I'm assuming I have to load the boot.img now?
[HTC Inspire 4G] SammichMonster:
Hey hey, wa-hey!

That was much easier than I thought it would be! A simple "fastboot flash boot boot.img" followed by a fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" using some image files I made before messing everything up did the trick. Thank god I did so.

Everything's back to normal; my phone escaped the boot loop. And last but not least, I don't have to buy a new phone.

Thanks so much for helping me out, even if it was clearing a few things up for me. I appreciate it. :)
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
That's what i figured you were doing, so that's why I clarified. :P

You're welcome. You could also have fastboot flashed any custom recovery image, flashed a ROM from recovery, and fastboot flashed that ROM's boot.img. So you weren't too badly off.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] MSeward:
I'm a .NET server-side developer who's 100% new to PDA programming. I know the various SDKs exist but I haven't downloaded them or their associated emulators. I've skimmed the MS docs, but I haven't played with them to see what they can really do.

I'm looking for the sort-of opposite of an emulator.

We have PDA-connected software that we're demo-ing at a tradeshow. But the real demo is of the server-side stuff we've built; the PDA is essentially a dumb terminal using only its built-in browser & Outlook.

We need to run the demo on the real PDA but have the results visible to a large audience. So the goal is to somehow make the PDA's screen appear on our VGA projector that'll spray the image on the large screen behind the presenter.

Right now our first-cut plan is to have the PDA connected to a PC via the sync cradle. Then all we need is some software on either the PC or the PDA that'll drag the real-time screen image to the PC.

Does anyone know of such a program?

In the alternative, do the MS SDK emulators include the full functionality of a typical PDA, such as browser & Outlook so I can simply use the emulator and the PC's network connection to simulate the browser/Outlook & over-the-air connectivity, with no real PDA in the demo? The demo doesn't need any telephony capability, just TCP/IP connectivity.

If the emulators do have that capability, which one(s) do I need? There are a bunch of SDKs and emulators available & I don't really have time to grab them all and uninstall - reinstall hunting for the right one. We're looking for something that's American-market compatible and we don't much care which specific hardware device(s) it's emulating.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I'll return the favor somehow.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] a.hashem:
hi,

if you need to show the PDA acreen on your PC monitor then you can use aprogram called PPC controller.

it even anables you to control the PDA from the PC.

http://www.soti.net/

hope thats what you are looking for.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] MSeward:
Thanks, that was EXACTLY what I was looking for.

It'll also be a big hit around here for a bunch of other uses. All that and inexpensive as well.

Thanks again, and the next time you have some server-side .NET headscratcher, send me a note. I owe you one.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tyfy:
Another option is the free powertoy for PocketPC MS Remote Desktop Control and Activesync.

If the device has Bluetooth like the XDA2 then you can ActiveSync using Bluetooth and the presenter can wander within about 10 meters of the PC with the bluetooth connection and teh projector.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g2525:
Hi all, i am very new to rooting and flashing android devices. And so far i've gotten my tab to 4.1.2.

I would like to know if i can flash rom that's for the p1 to the korean version? I don't mind if there's no korean language support, or broken radio (i don't use it as a phone), and or no TV support.

I've flashed it with the JiWon rom which i think was designed specifically for the M180S model.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] foreverloco:
I've had a few request to just make some 1% battery mods with nothing else themed, so I decided to post them for everyone.

These mods will give you a white circle battery with 1% increments. You can choose to change the battery images with any of the additional mods in the second post or find any other battery images you might want and add them to those zips. The zips in the second post are the same ones from my theme thread and only contain the battery images and nothing else. You must first flash one of the zips in this post before using the others.

For MD1 Roms

http://sourceforge.net/projects/darkside4/files/Batteries/Battery Mods/MD1_Bat_Mod.zip/download

For JediX

http://sourceforge.net/projects/darkside4/files/N7105 Base/Mods/JediX/JediX_Bat_Mod.zip/download

Tweaked and Frosty do not need these. You can just flash the mods in the second post for them.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] PapaWangsta:
Ahh, been looking for this. Thx!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] maniep:
I am glad you got this battery mod working great, and charge percent is accurate.

Thank you for sharing.

:good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] J_Whit85:
Working great on tweaked

Tweak'd Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JUSMEJOSE:
Yes! Finally works great :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ermac76:
Really great post, I always keep track of your post, it helped me a lot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] foreverloco:
Added the AOKP gear battery to the second post in all the available colors I have.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] wingzero:
Is it possible to do the aosp speedometer battery mod? Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] foreverloco:
I'll try to take a look later tonight.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] wingzero:
Thank you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] foreverloco:
Speedometer battery added to second post.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] xamindar:
Could you add this battery mod as well? This is my favorite one. You can see it in this screenshot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] superdog404:
Hi foreverloco - I guess I might have taken your 1% Battery Mode for granted. I am on an AT&T Note 2 running Clean Rom se3.0 by scrosler. What I did was flash your speedometer battery 1% in cwm. It all went well I thought. I am getting a not reliable % reading from the battery icons. It does work. In checking my Systemui.apk file there is 2 complete "res" folders. One has today's date and the other had a Feb date. I am not sure but I thought I could delete one of the folders but so far I have not figured out how to. I have tried Rom Toolbox and Root Explorer but all they want to do is extract the folders. I moved the whole systemui file to my computer but it only shows one "res". I am stumped.

Thank you

superdog404
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ade_tobat:
Is there anyway u could make 1% batt mods for MD1 pretty please.. :);):cool:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Smartassassin:
Does the rom you are running have 1% mod on their batt?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] foreverloco:
The battery zips in the second post only have the battery images. They won't give you the % mod. You would first have to flash a % mod for your rom and then you could flash any of the zips in the second post

Done. Added to op
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
I Hey Loco, I'm on Tesh's stock deodexed. I would flash the MD1 mod, then blue stock, correct? This won't affect my other mods, right?

Current setup:

Stock MD1 Deodexed

MB4 Modem

4 way reboot

Saber kernel 23

Modded Spen sounds/icon

Modded bootanimation/shutdown images

*Edit*-Answered my own question, looks better in blue. Thanks for all your hard work.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] PamelaGirl:
Hello foreverloco and everyone,

Thanks for cool battery mods!

I have been using it about a week and notice that it displays incorrect battery measurement by 9% to 10%.

Is there a solution for this?

I have wiped my dalvik cache twice and still the same.

T.I.A.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tunderpimp:
It seems to grow quick is it bad to wipe it here and there?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
whenever you feel like it.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LuigiBull23:
Unless you wanna keep all those unnecessary temporary files, no it's not a bad thing to do. Just be careful not to wipe your dalvik in recovery too often as it may cause the system to rebuild it's cache upon every reboot and that means you will receive that annoying "Android is upgrading" window on every boot up
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
every time your dalvik is wiped, you go through android is upgrading at bootup.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LuigiBull23:
Yes. However I was referring to the fact that if too many dalvik cache wipes are performed, especially when flashing 3rd part kernels or mods, it can potentially reach a point where the system forces a rebuild in it's cache upon EVERY reboot no matter if you stopped wiping. I along with others I know have been through it. very annoying.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikec628:
So wiping it how often would cause this? Ive wiped mine about 1 to 2 times a week. Cache that is.

Sorry didn't see you was talking about dalvik cache wipes.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LuigiBull23:
Every device is different so there's really no way in telling but it does happen sooner when flashing various kernels or mods, usually those that claim will boost the phones performance and/or speed. In my case it tends to happen between 3-5 wipes, which is why I try to avoid performance cache wipes as much as possible except when switching between ROMs. I always do a FULL wipe
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
i think that you are very mistaken. wiping your cache or dalvik does not cause this. what i think is that you had something happen to your device, you dont know what it is, so you blame wiping cache and dalvik often. funny thing is, i ran across someone recently whos dalvik rebuilt after every reboot. after lots of searching, it turned out that his sound mod/app was doing it. after getting rid of it, all was fine.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LuigiBull23:
Maybe I am, maybe not. Everything I mentioned was based off my own experiences as well as others who have addressed this to me. As far as the sound mod goes, If you read my earlier post I did also mention that it could be caused by various mods or kernels, not all but some. never got around to actually removing a mod and then seeing if it fixed the issue so with all said and done, I appreciate the honesty and thank you for clearing this up for me.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
a few years back, on much older devices, some kernel/rom/mod developers would "cheat", by making their roms/kernels/mods seem like things were sped up, by including scripts to delete the dalvik on every reboot. things feel faster on the first boot after the dalvik gets rebuilt.
[Asus Transformer TF700] RavenMad:
Unlock tool confirmed working on JB 4.2.1 - just unlocked the bootloader on my totally stock TF700T JB 4.2.1 (WW). Now to flash CROMI-X! :victory:
[Asus Transformer TF700] montclair:
Stupid easy (locked-root)

Enable USB debugging.

Plug in TF700T.

Windows 7 loaded all of the drivers.

D/L the file.

Extract.

Double click run.bat.

Answer a couple of questions.

Root in under a minute.

:cool::):cool::laugh::victory:
[Asus Transformer TF700] taphius:
Thanks for the motochopper link. Worked perfect on my 4.2.1 tf700, could not have been easier.

Runs a whole lot better with all the bloat frozen and memory cache tweaks.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lorien86:
Thanks you for this. Noon here and will try your tutorial soon
[Asus Transformer TF700] darkskoliro:
Wont Root

Hey :) Haven't dont any rooting on the TF700 yet, so bear with me.

Did a 4.2 OTA update (stock)

Unlocked it,

Used Motochopper

But stuck on

* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *

* daemon started successfully *

:( Help?

Thanks in Advance!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Evo_Pimpin:
Gave you a thanks for the post.
[Asus Transformer TF700] rickymh19:
when you're running motochopper, you get that message?

if so, make sure you have "usb debugging" enabled under setting>developer options.

also, try reinstalling the drivers for the tf700

connect it via usb, before running motochopper, on the folder of motochopper there is

a file that says "adb" run that before running the "run" file.

usually that message is for a bad driver or because adb isnt reading your tablet.

hope that helps keep me updated.
[Asus Transformer TF700] darkskoliro:
Hey :) thanks for the reply, but still nothing! :*(

I have done everything but install new drivers. (My drivers are working properly)

But is there a chance there are 4.2 drivers? Which might be the problem? Not sure..
[Asus Transformer TF700] rickymh19:
Hmm...I would suggest deleting the drivers, and downloading the drivers from the Asus website. And then make sure your ADB can find your tablet. Run the adb file first and then the run file. You should have no problem. Try cold booting your device as well and make make sure you have usb debugging checked.

If this fails, the most probable solution would be going to another thread and downloading the debugfs tool for tf700. I'm not at my computer now so I can't give you the direct link. But if you search for it you'll find it. I did a while back.

Keep me updated.
[Asus Transformer TF700] BethyM:
That is the quickest and easiest root I've ever done on a device! Thanks for keeping it simple :) :good::good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] tgatlinjr:
HI -

I followed the instructions on this thread and was ulocked/rooted in less than five minutes - installed TWRP - made a nandroid backup - then did something I am afraid was incredibly stupid. I was going to do a wipe per instructions before installing a ROM and I selected "Advanced" and wiped everything instead of just doing a factory wipe.

Now when powered on it is stuck at the ASUS initial screen.

Hoping this can be fixed - can anyone help me out.

Thanks!

Ted
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
If you had a rom downloaded, you wiped it :)

Download the rom you want to flash to a microSD, insert it into your tablet, reboot into TWRP, select the microSD and install the zip.

Make sure you have a compatible recovery and rom combination.

What's your recovery version and what rom do you want to flash?
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
Thanks for this. Initially, I was stuck on adb not finding the device - I killed the batch file and then ran

adb devices

and sure enough, nothing there.

I had to manually uninstall the drivers and then let Windows find them again - this time there was an unknown device, and then Windows found the MTP device and loaded it.

Then it took all of 27 seconds from start to finish lol.

Thanks again - Now I owe Djrbliss yet another contribution....
[Asus Transformer TF700] rickymh19:
hey, sorry i took so long to reply, but like bern said, you're in no trouble. just do what he said and you should be fine.

just download the ROM you want or the stock rom of asus (which i wouldnt install. try cromix or parandroid or black bean theyre very good.)

put it on an sd card and boot to recovery. then the twrp should pop up, and install the rom.

if you need help on choosing the options let me know when you'll do it and ill be glad to guide you.
[Asus Transformer TF700] tgatlinjr:
Thanks Everyone!

Thanks for the replies?

I got every thing up and going again.

Ted
[Asus Transformer TF700] rickymh19:
good to hear.
[Asus Transformer TF700] DolbyTrueHD:
Bee Waiting

I've been waiting for this..worked with my eyes closed. TF700T Locked and Rooted!!!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Rsmin:
This worked great. Finally decided to root my tf700. I appreciate this thread so much.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Hoseme:
Awesome, super easy thanks!
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
All it takes is a little patience. :)

Install one or two apps at a time and run the tablet for a couple of days. As soon as you get a crash or lag, go back, uninstall the latest apps. If the lag/crash disappears, install one of the two again - and so on. That should let you isolate the culprit.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
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.[/QUOTE]

Just like pc, always backup a known working stage in case something is going wrong before install new apps or mess around with your system. It does not take too long to backup your system, recovery, and data any way.. :good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] alanm1986:
i disabled f sync and got a score of 6326!!

which sounds really poor compared to some users, im going to have to look at some simple tweaks
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
That's a really good score on _that's kernel. If you jump to hunds and over clock then you'll get 6600 to 6800.

I'd be happy with anything over 6200.
[Asus Transformer TF700] alanm1986:
Oh right, thanks for the reply :)

Im using the new Cromi-x obviously!

Ill probably just leave my tablet as it is then,

I've read that some people have hit 7000 and I suppose im being greedy,

Id rather not mess with settings too much
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
Do you have any problem with your tab or just want to mess around? :)