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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Lyvewire:
I'm going to give this a go. I'll report back. I'm on a Energy 4.1.1 because the 4.2 ROMS seemed to be draining my battery faster so I'm overclocked at 1.7 w/Kernel.

Would a application even make a difference? Just curious.. I cant really say I notice much lag unless I'm browsing and it hangs...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] qwertylesh:
Im running it for the first time on my prime right now. (lagfix, not a 4.3 OTA - lol)

Used the motochopper root to not have to unlock or change anything bootloader related to gain root.

Was very easy to do, enable developer options, enable debugging, wait for windows to install ADB stack, run the batch, literally like 2 seconds and bam, rooted.

FStrim/lagfix must be doing something right now cos the moment I hit run, the whole tab started running like balls (my guess is lots of command to the cheap emmc since its never been done before)

Im going to let it go, It should help ever so slightly, I dont have real high hopes though since I know just how bad the emmc is.:good:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] deepmenace:
THIS :)

So does anyone have any idea if this TRIM wosit-thingy might actually help the creaky old prime?

It sounds like the right medicine but i'm not even slightly getting my hopes up.

i still love the cracked screen rollin', broke-ass camera slingin', i/o-phobic thing though...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DeKubus:
It does. TRIM + a cold boot once a week makes a night-and-day difference on my model (C, early 2012)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mihape:
I've used LagFix on my Prime. My sequential write values was 5,54MB/s now it's 129MB/s :victory:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] xlightningbirdx:
I doubt that they would update us to 4.3 (unless they do what's samsung's doing with their galaxy note ii line), but there's always a chance. Fingers crossed.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] subhani:
I've looked but I can't find it.

Does anyone know if 4.3 could be ported over from the N7 or must we wait for it to land on the tf300 for the good chefs to bring it to our prime
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tempie007:
impossible.

you are probably running a kernel or mod with fsync disabled? 129mb/s writing to your ram :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GiulioPasini:
I saw an unofficial build (CM10.2) for the TF700..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] compuw22c:
I've installed the Skanky build of CM 10.2 (For the TF300) on my TF201. It boots, but WiFi doesn't work. Could anyone help build some wifi drivers for 4.3? Most of the other stuff seems ok. Maybe I'll try the TF700 build and see if I have better luck...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] maj_o:
Look here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2408228

Just running this rom without any problem.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Lekzai:
It would be great if android 4.3 get to our prime
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TontonLud:
TF201 will have Android 4.3!

http://technosamigos.com/asus-android-4-3-jelly-bean-update-schedule/
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sbdags:
That table is clearly made up. Look at the details of the devices . LOL!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Rytkonen:
I'd be very surprised if Prime would get 4.3 update. In the end, I don't care anymore. I'll probably change this device for some Nexus tablet and leave non-nexus Asus devices for good.

My overall rating for Prime is that the concept is perfect but hardware ruins it completely.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Omemanti:
New software does the trick, got a nightly build of CM10.1 works like a charm.

Some hickups, but eh, its a nightly build :)

Lag is almost gone.

(cm 10.2 (4.3) is beeing build for the tf300, so maybe there is some hope left for the prime.)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] maj_o:
Well, there is a good 10.2.

Look here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2408228
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] onebyside:
running nice here so far
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] InfInIteGMKg:
That list is totally unreliable!!!!!!! Read this.

In February 2013 the amigos also put up a list that had Asus tf201 prime under the status "released ' for 4.2. I have a tf201 prime and there is no update officially of any kind yet, so for them to say it was released was false, and for them to put another list with the tf201 prime and other models giving them roundabout dates for 4.3 in my opinion is absurd. This group that puts these lists up keep people's hopes up for nothing.

If you want to see that link from February 2013 just ask and I will tell you how I found it on Google.

Oh, and I can assure you I am not missing nor lying. Just cause I don't post much and joined late in my technical, Android, rooting, rooting years of XDA etc. Is the reason I don't have any thanks and am still a junior member, if that at all is giving anyone doubts about my post.

True story.

Thanx to all devs, that make our open source community release things like motochopper possible. My prime was like a horse in the desert without it. :good:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] squidlr:
Yes, this works beautifully - best TF201 rom release so far .

Android 4.3 really keeps the tablet running smoothly..

It's criminal ASUS released that OTA laggy JB update and seemingly refuse to update to 4.3
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Omemanti:
Nope, tf201 is done for ASUS.

If you want to have 4.3, flash a nightly 10.2 of cyanogenMod ( I did, and it works like a charm)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2408228

Unlock => custom recovery (TWRP or Clockwork) => flash the last nightly from link.

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you might aswell flash Gappsv (google apps, like android play, gmail) http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20130813-signed.zip

1. flash CM10.2

2. flash Gapps

Works for me, best thing I did with my TF201 :silly:

Ofcours everything is on your own risk, Im not forcing you :cyclops:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Evilscotsmen:
Asus Prime tf201

Yes, the only real way to have 4.3.1 is to flash ROM with custom ROM......I run CMB with some stuff that was made for tf700....my bud made my ROM which is up for download ......my prime runs so sweet now
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Danforth:
I've tried some of the 4.3 ROMs -- specifically, Namidairo's non-official CM 10.2 linked above, as well as the PAC-man ROM. Both ran well, but the lack of support for the keyboard dock's function keys made me switch to a 4.2 ROM, Androwook. I'm hoping someone eventually adds the support, because Android 4.3 has some nice additions to 4.2, like TRIM support.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Evilscotsmen:
Hey Danforth..... I have my custom 4.3.1 ROM but I never checked to see if the dock works with it....i'll check it out and let you know if it works on this ROM.....and yes I love all my new tweaking that i can do now
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dabbill:
Would be awesome to just flash a custom rom on my TF201, but me, like a lot of others, are unable to unlock our boot loader. Fought with ASUS for almost a year to get it fixed and then finally just gave up after 2 RMA attempts and still have the same issue.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Berig:
I never really expected a 4.3 upgrade, so a couple weeks ago I unlocked the boot loader and, installed CM10.2. Between that, and overclocking I couldn't believe how snappy it was. I haven't tried lagfix yet, if that would let me clock it down, that could save some battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ARDV:
hello

i'm using MIUI 3.7.19 (miuiandroid.com version)

my ptoblem is that the cell standby iq draining battery

it has about 80% discharging !

help please
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrgnex:
Install betterbatterystats from google play tot see what is waking your device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ARDV:
thanks for the hint,

i've installed it, but how can it help me ?

edit: i found that deep sleep is draining the battery (which i think is the cell standby)

but how can i use this to solve the problem?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geordie 34:
Hi guys new to the s4 scene is there a stock rom that allows to install apps onto sd card cant believe this function is not available as standard

Cheers
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dan-SRi:
Im using stock MF8 and that has the function.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geordie 34:
Will check it out cheers
[HTC Butterfly] An69:
[OTA]New update for China Android 4.2.2 Sense 5 x920E

OTA_DLX_U_JB_50_S_HTCCN_CHS_2.30.1400.1-1.12.1400.2_release_327941qjjx4ecksqo0c053.zip

http://yadi.sk/d/2fpZY8bT8BMSU
[HTC Butterfly] bluheart:
Congrats
[HTC Butterfly] daorderdillon:
If the x920e has it what happen to the rest of the world
[HTC Butterfly] bluheart:
Maybe 044 is rolling out.
[HTC Butterfly] daorderdillon:
Wen
[HTC Butterfly] red_trela:
That's strange, yesterday my phone showed this update as available OTA but I didn't have time to download and update it. Today, it's showing me as up to date with 4.1.1 / Sense 4. Anyone know anything about this? There anything wrong with the update image?

Maybe it's because I was at home yesterday and I'm in the office now, i.e. they might be rolling out one IP range after the other or whatever.
[HTC Butterfly] red_trela:
Ah well, now I'm getting the notification again.
[HTC Butterfly] WPMan:
What's your CID? X920D or E?
[HTC Butterfly] red_trela:
HTCCN701, x920e

So I had to abort downloading the OTA from HTC a few times because it literally takes hours. It's only 538.1MB but HTC's servers are so slow it really takes hours to download! Right now it's at 35% after over 1.5h. UPDATE: it took 5-6h to download in the end.

Just for those wondering: BlinkFeed in Sense 5 is optional on this device. You can choose whether to keep the traditional layout or go with BlinkFeed and as far as I can tell switch between the two as often as you want.
[HTC Butterfly] golaner:
i have this rom installed, http://goo.gl/IDIVcN works perfectly, but i would like to install this update and work with stock rom, is it possible to simply install this update? i know i will lose root, but is this update a complete rom?

thanks
[HTC Butterfly] MertDogan:
can i install via fastboot? Fastboot oem rebootRUU right?
[Xperia Z Accessories] Rekoil:
Hard to see, but the phone is floating ;)

Just got one of these for €20 shipped (I know, the shipping costs were ridiculous) and have just finished testing it in my bathtub! :p

The idea is that I'd connect this to my phone while boating and wont have to worry about dropping it off the boat or something. Something I noticed when I opened it was that the lanyard perfectly fits along the length of the phone, meaning you could put the phone in that and kind of lean it against rocks while swimming or something without having to worry about scratching the phone!

Very happy with this product! Anyone used anything similar?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gugazin:
I have a problem in AccuweatherWidget. When installing it shows'' Problems loading the widget'' I wanted to know if anyone knows the purpose of it. And anyone who knows the statusbar transparent too .. help me please.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] treacherous_hawk:
assign proper permissions rw- r-- r--. Also if the accuweather file is deodexed then deleted the relavant .odex file.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mostsh:
hello there, i have been searching this thresd but no answer.

im on 4.2.2 stock takju, When selecting the 'wipe cache partition' in stock recovery, the system reboots after a couple of seconds. I think it used to return to the recovery menu. Is that normal?

even with "fastboot erase cache" -----> same result.
[General Questions and Answers] Jose Artuñedo:
You can create a thread for the Motorola Motoluxe XT615?

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] Bishal Pranto Roy:
present your points about why you need it

available rom ,dev projects.

then request moderattor.
[General Questions and Answers] Jose Artuñedo:
Okay, Thanks for commenting, then it would be silly to create it?
[General Questions and Answers] Bishal Pranto Roy:
do it!!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] jimmete:
I would deeply appreciate someone informing me how to reload the rom on my PPC i-mate from scratch. I completely zapped it . The screen just shows USB V1.01 and thats it.

What do I do from here?

How do I talk to the device to reload the image file?

Is there a hard reset and some kind of installer program to run that the computer will detect the device from this state.

Active synch is not detecting the device i assume because there is no operating system on the device.

Another form said to get a new rom and reflash but how do I do this , where do I start.

Regards Jim Mete :?:
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] jimmete:
reload rom from boot loader stage

I am interested to know how to reload the rom from scratch.

Jim
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] chuckg60:
Come on, Jim.

The forum is full of topics and postings with the informations you're asking for.

Move your mouse, click on and search the forum.

Chuck
[HTC Droid DNA] atoms83:
Hello, My wife and I are about to sign up for a family plan with Verizon. I am coming from T-mobile and even though I have learned the nuances over time with Verizon and previously hated their practices, it is still better then T-mobiles lackluster coverage in my area.

Years ago i used to have an HTC droid Eris. Now i am coming from a T-mobile Galaxy SII.

Anyway, I was wondering since i have a 50 dollar budget to throw away on a new phone until the Moto X arrives, is it worth getting a new Droid DNA? meaning will i be able to root it, unlock it, and put a stock android rom on it such as Cyanogenmod or AOKP?

Or should i just get a Galaxy SIII? i love my galaxy SII but its showing it's age hardware and performance wise and i would like a nice cheap upgrade. HTC's 1080p screen and S4 cpu has me going but i am really paranoid that this phone will be too slow and locked down.

your input is greatly appreciated.
[HTC Droid DNA] rsims26:
For $50 you can't go wrong with the DNA. Yes, you can root, unlock bootloader and put on custom ROM's with the DNA. The process to root, unlock, S-Off is extremely easy thanks to Moonshine and then it's just a matter of downloading Goomanager from the Google Play and flashing TWRP recovery. There are a lot of ROM's to choose from as this phone still has great developer support. The screen resolution and battery are far better on the DNA than the Galaxy S3. Hell, I would take the DNA over the S4 to be honest with you.
[HTC Droid DNA] atoms83:
Thanks for your input. and yes i forgot to mention the battery life. my S2's battery life is lackluster as well, and i have been reading and viewing material around the web saying the DNA's battery is almost as horrible. I was hoping a clean and sense-less rom would fix that.
[HTC Droid DNA] firespitta:
I've found underclocking on a aosp Rom gives the best battery life. It will last you through the day with light to moderate use regardless. Battery life is pretty bad for a heavy user tho
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
Non-Sense ROMs are all based on the CM10.1 work that is in progress. It is perfect for some users and unusable for others because not everything is working. If CyanogenMod/aokp is important to you, look in the original development thread to understand if it will currently work for you.
[HTC Droid DNA] ocman40:
Have used both the galaxy s3 and s4 and to me the dNA is the best phone out currently as long as the 16gb of storage is enough for you. The sense 5 roms are awesome and it's easy to root etc with moonshine. Sense 5 roms are much better then the aosp aokp roms. Sense 5 is the best interface I have ever seen on a phone

Battery life is great. I get well over 4 hours screen time and it lasts all day easily.
[HTC Droid DNA] [indiferenc]:
im a light user, but after flashing beaups kernel on NOS M7, my phone has been on for 34 hours and i have 20% left lol
[HTC Droid DNA] locoface:
I came from the s3 to the dna through a warranty replacement and I do not regret it. Snappy phone even stock add viper rom and you will drool with this device.
[HTC Droid DNA] _phoey:
My dad has an S3 and my DNA absolutely blows it out of the water. If you are wanting to keep it for the next two years, I'd go with the One as long you don't mind the slightly smaller screen. The reasons being: Boomsound if you listen to a lot of music, more storage, and more support from HTC/Verizon since its the current flagship. The One is only SLIGHTLY faster performance wise. Not enough to really detect a difference. The DNA is a great device, and I haven't regretted owning it for a minute. THE ONLY device I consider superior to the DNA is the Butterfly S, but it's not even available in the US.

In shorter words, Get the One or the DNA. Whichever suits you best.

Sent from my Droid DNA running Rootbox
[HTC Droid DNA] ocman40:
Yep dNa and the butterfly are the best phones out. I agree
[HTC Droid DNA] atoms83:
Thanks a lot guys I guess i'll be giving it a shot. If i don't like it, like i said, I will get a Moto X. I drive a lot for my job so mostly i'll be using maps and maybe bluethtoothing some music once in a while. Having a nice big phone that can handle navigating and not constantly dropping gps/data service will be nice. Hopefully all that stuff works with a decent rom.

All your input was greatly appreciated thanks a lot.
[HTC Droid DNA] ocman40:
Np, hTCs hardware is superior to Samsung. The radios are worlds better.
[HTC Droid DNA] hyphydragon:
i have a dna and if i was you id get a gs4, everyone and their grandmother is going to have or already has this phone and the development is going to be far far beyond the dna, just like every galaxy before it, they already have every option available, while the dna is only losing popularity, im sure someone will dispute what ive said, but thats what the internet it all about.
[HTC Droid DNA] craigbailey1986:
I don't believe this phone is losing popularity it wasn't popular to begin with. That being said those of us who use phones based on sheer performance and overall design would definitely agree that The DNA is better than the gs4.. yes the gs4 will have a ton more development and it's aosp will be more functional than the DNA because it has a aosp version supported by Google.. though the phone it's not that appealing and it's just a updated gs3 in every since... I have had all phones on Verizon. The DNA is the best at the moment though I am planning to jump ship once the motorla x is available next month...

Let me add the DNA has pretty good development for a not so popular older brother of the HTC one.
[HTC Droid DNA] danielhall2689:
I'm just curious why would you go to a moto x when the DNA has the much better specs
[HTC Droid DNA] craigbailey1986:
I will still have my DNA for switching but this seems to be Google's baby and I can't miss out... I believe Google doesn't think the hardware needs to be that Mich for android to run efficiently and will show how less hardware can be just as good... Here's to my hope being true...lol..
[HTC Droid DNA] danielhall2689:
Yeah makes sense. I wasn't bashing you or anything... Just curious :)

I'm ruined now... I don't think I will ever be able to go to anything that has less then a 1080p screen
[HTC Droid DNA] atoms83:
I am about to get this phone tomorrow, and i was also wondering if i'm going to unlock (or s-off in the htc world?) this phone and flash AOKP or other stock android roms, should i not accept any incoming OTA updates once i open it up and turn it on? based from what i have read it seems like the latest update makes it impossible to unlock or s-off or whatever and install custom roms on the device. I'm gonna make sure the unit will be fresh and un-opened.

Also, I was planning on getting the Moto X because to me its verizons answer to a nexus. I prefer stock android and personally i think sense ui is awful. If this phone proves to be fast and reliable i will keep it for the time being, otherwise its a quick 49 dollar 1080p phone.
[HTC Droid DNA] craigbailey1986:
Yes accept the update so you can properly unlock and root the phone.. you have to have the update to do moonshine.
[HTC Droid DNA] rayjgentry:
The one thing I would keep in mind, since you said you use GPS, is the extra step to get it working on the CM based ROMs. It isn't hard and just took me a few minutes but going on a trip with my GPS not working. At least we had my wife's phone!
[HTC Droid DNA] egore93:
I had a thunderbolt and didn't like sense then I got a S3 and now I have the DNA and sense 5 from bad seed is nice I like it. You should try it out. Plus you can use a different launcher like Nova. Battery life is great also.:)
[HTC Droid DNA] devnulled:
what about the dna vs Nexus

Im trying to decide which phone would be better myself, the Galaxy nexus or the HTC DNA. I use my phone for texing, surfing the web and tethering to my laptop. Went with the old palm pre plus originally, then when hp bought them and screwed the devs by not releasing webos 2 to current users (though I have the beta around here still), I went to an HTC incredible. Now I did have free tethering and still have the email that stated so when I had my contract, but they dont seem to want to honor that. I even bought a palm pre 2 and like it, but no 4g lte and tethering seemed to give it hiccups. Currently using my wifes old Droid 3 and it does ok, but foxfi or even wifi tether for root doesnt work well on it and sometimes even reboots it and it is SLOW internet no matter what signal strength. But my question is which way would you go? I have a google nexus 7" tablet with 32gb ram and love it, so I would use the samsung nexus the same way Im sure. I know htc sense so it wouldnt be a problem using it. Anyone have any input on phones that are reasonably priced 4g phones that do well rooted with wifi tether for root or foxfi and get decent speeds to one or two tablets camping and work well the rest of the time? (sorry for the rambling, its typical of me lol)

John

On Verizon obviously. and missed my contract ending a week ago, even then I would have had to pay full price or switch to a non grandfathered limited plan. I use 15-20GB of data a month surfing, listening to music and watching youtube stuff just between my tablet and the phone itself. which makes their limited plans excessively priced.
[HTC Droid DNA] finanandroid:
Cute DNA Re-Review

http://youtu.be/dYxe-wcYtVY
[HTC Droid DNA] Shahaed:
No, I don't think an update will do anything, so don't worry about it. I got my phone last week and had all the OTA's installed. Then went S-Off. I recommend the OTA. Fixes sim issues.

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Okay. Here's my advice.

1. The DNA is so superior to the Galaxy Nexus. You can see a lot of it on the spec sheets, but the on you wont see is that the Nexus is a gen 2 4G device. The newer 4G devices like our DNA is lighter/thinner due to a newer radio and they use A LOT less battery. And the quad core processor & 5" screen is there too. ;)

2. If you have another line you can use their update and then switch devices in the VZW.com menus. And just switch sim cards. A lot of member here do it. They can elaborate since I've never done it. It will keep your unlimited. The day I have to give up my unlimited is the day I leave Verizon.