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[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arffrhn:
CWM aka Clockworkmod Recovery. It's a custom recovery used to take nandroid backup, flashing roms, etc. Search for a thread in general section for more (it pinned up there so it's easy to find). There's another recovery which serves the same purpose as CWM which is TWRP (team win recovery project). You can use either one of those and the only difference, twrp is touch screen while cwm uses the keys on the your device to navigate. However, there's now a cwm touch which basically cwm but you can navigate by touch.

As long as you follow the steps correctly and take necessary precaution, you have lower chance to brick your device.

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atomik1337:
Thank you for your reply, it really helped. So the CWM is the recovery mode? (The one that is similar to the download mode?)

I'll probably give it a shot, but I'll have to read the tutorial carefully.

Thanks again!
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arffrhn:
Yeah, you can access it by using the three buttons pressed. Here would be a good place to start reading. :)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jeroenvk94:
CWM is a custom recovery image.

It allows you to flash .zip files which are not signed ( which is impossible in stock recovery ).

There is a tutorial somewhere in the Q&A or General section of the forum you should take a look
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Razvan:
See my signature for CWM guide...

Sent from CM 10.1
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] easygoingx:
Hello,

I still have 4.2.2 and I want to update it to 4.3. Right now I still have the Faux Kernel from June 23rd.

How can I update it to the 4.3 Android? Should I put in the Stock Kernel and then flash Faux Kernel again? Or is there a new Faux Kernel which has the OTA Update for 4.3?

Thanks in advance!!!!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] easygoingx:
Nobody?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Globespy:
If you look at the faux kernel thread, you will see that the latest V19 beta builds are intended for 4.3.

However, from what I'm reading it seems that 4.3 isn't all that. Many people are being plagued by bugs and lag, reverting back to 4.2.2.

Personally, I'm waiting a month or so until the devs cook the issues out - it's not worth my phone having issues just for a new camera interface.

YMMV.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iStayHigh:
You need stock ROM & stock kernel plus baseband .48 to flash/update to 4.3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .B.0.W.:
I was using PA rom (3.69) with Franco kernel, my recovery was TWRP 2.6.0.0

yesterday I was backing up my sd card (I'm doing it every 2 months) and then some error was showing up an my pc's screen I don't really remember what the error said but I found out that was from my twrp folder, so to find what happend I just wanted to boot up into the recovery and then my nexus wont boot up I found out that my Gnex was hard bricked (with no reason why) so I used this page (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1760787/) to unbrick and it helped alot but I can't find my backups , and when I'm trying to boot into Fastboot,the recovery or even to reboot, it's funny that my nexus was working excellent befor what happend :crying: (btw my nexus was pluged to my pc when i tried to boot into twrp)

so yeah can not do anything I'm stuck with a broken PA (all my apps are still installed but I can not find my backups)

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME !!!!

My Device : White Galaxy nexus (takju) 16GB

Rom: PA: latest 4.2.2

Kernel: Franco latest

Recovery: Stupid TWRP :mad: (I'm going back to CWM after this)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IRX120:
There is no possible way in hell to brick a gnex unless your NAND fries lol, download mode is hard coded into the chips and you can always get into it no matter what happens. I suggest using ODIN and flashing all the factory images, there are guides floating around, a factory reset usually fixes all your problems

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus VZW @1.2 GHz on Stock 4.3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .B.0.W.:
seldom ssightsl

I can't go into download mode :crying:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .B.0.W.:
How can I know that my NAND fried??

EDIT I have the same problem that the user

rekrapg

had but I don't have my backups anymore :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GldRush98:
Wait what? So what exactly happens when you try and get in to fastboot?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .B.0.W.:
nothing happened
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] e753:
Are you sure that is ur battery not working anymore?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .B.0.W.:
my battery was on 97%
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .B.0.W.:
Well I guess that my Gnex Was killed, I can't even use the OMAP Flash :(

guessing that twrp killed it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GldRush98:
So, you take out the battery, put it back in, hold vol+ and vol- and then hit the power button, and absolutely nothing happens? The screen doesn't come on at all?

What if you take the battery out, put the batter back in, and plug it in to the wall charger (don't try and turn it on). Have you left it on the wall charger for a couple hours?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .B.0.W.:
I tried that method and it didn't work.

I know very well how to use android (I used android for 3 years) and I never saw this thing before ,It's weird that you can not even brick (Kill) nexus devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .B.0.W.:
It's alive !!!! Alive !!!!!!!!!

So I searched a bit on xda and found some helpful Pages

http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/f63...9250-galaxy-nexus-gt-i9100g-gt-i9300-1465412/

and

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2065470

and it helped :):):):):):):)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KnighthooD:
flash stock rom with toolkit
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .B.0.W.:
already did that :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
I have the same thing with a buddies GNex. I flashed stock images using a toolkit, nada. SuperWiped, flashed stock, nada. Even did an ODIN flash several times, and still nothing.

We can boot into Fastboot and various custom recoveries, but nothing is booting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .B.0.W.:
Did you do what i am going to mention?

Part 1

:

Now you will need these things before you're proceeding

**USB cable**

**I suggest using windows 7 (because my windows 8 pc didn't install the drivers)**

**A bricked Gnex (of course) without the battery installed **

** and these files "https://www.dropbox.com/sh/owi65iy2xvvpzf0/i5rgGJFJwO" **

1 go ahead and download the files that I provided

2 extract the "9250 omapflash_tuna.zip" to the desktop (recommend)

3 go into your device manager [Control Panel ---> Hardware and Sound ---> Device Manager]

4 go to Actions Menu and select Add Legacy Hardware then click on add manually double click on Snow All Devices, Have Disk, now go into the omapflash folder and choose "usb_drv_windows", "omap_winusb.inf".

Now now, it will take some time so please be patient :).

5 after the drivers are installed plug in the Gnex into the USB cable that you have.

6 go back to the omapflash folder and open the "omap4460_tuna_hs_pro.bat" it will some scripts that will "semi unbrick" your nexus

7 close the .bat program and install back the battery to your nexus and boot into DOWNLOAD MODE (if your gnex had USB debugging on before it was bricked, if not boot into your rom and enable it and then afterwards

perform 1-6 if your nexus can't boot back into download mode)

Part 2

:

**you will need t charge your Gnex to 80%-90%**

**you will need your Gnex installed USB drivers on your pc (the best way is to install kies)**

1 unzip the second zip file "Odin.stock Gnex I9250 4.3" to the desktop (again recommend)

2 open the folder and then open "Odin307" after that open Odin307.exe (once your phone is successfully connected to your pc, the ID:COM box on ODIN will turn blue and will show the COM port number)

3 click the PIT icon and choose "I9250_partition-table-0915.pit" from the ODIM folder

then click the PDA box. then click the button and choose "odin.takju.4.3.tar.md5"

4 now click on start button and it will fully unbrick you Sexy Galaxy Nexus (don't be afraid it will take some minutes)

plus you just updated to android 4.3:D

special thanks to samersh72, rekrapg and legija
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] supitsronnie:
I am looking for an app to implement the iPad Mini's technology to where if my thumb touches the screen while holding the device it won't register that touch to stop accidental touches because of the small side bezel.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] xcom2003:
Hi all !

Where i can download ROM for H6315 ver 1.00.01 Eng .

Thanks .
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopuandroid:
Hi all, I know that this is in Android dev but I didn't really know where else to post it. I've been looking for ubuntu for the HTC one and then I stumbled onto their device list, it said that the HTC one was a wip and the contact was vthompson. I've written him, has anybody heard any other development news on this?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] O_G:
Moved To Q&A​

Its a question, so goes in Q&A;)​
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopuandroid:
Hahaha sorry, logic ..
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spitfire2425:
Yeah, it's been built by someone but since it's just a dev preview it's not worth releasing yet. When it's a fully functional os it'll be easy to build now and we'll get it quick.

Sent from my HTC One
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] megamaster2:
Well this is exciting! Good luck and thanks to the Dev :)

Sent from my one
[Windows 8 General] randun:
I've finally given up on trying to create some type of hybrid tablet/laptop with my Nexus 10.

Now, I'm looking for ideas on a Windows 8-based hybrid tablet/laptop that will give me the ability to detach the screen, if needed for the tablet feel, but still retain the standard laptop function.

I know that this description is very general, but I'm hopeful that if I get a few ideas here, it will help me focus better. My price point is <U.S. $1,000 if possible.

Any ideas to get me started would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

[Mods: If this is not the appropriate section for my question, feel free to move.]
[Windows 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
Well, the Surface Pro would be an obvious candidate, but for the price. I assume you want x86... sub-1k x86 tablets are mostly going to be Atom CPUs, which are... "competitive with ARM chips such as you'd find in the iPad" is probably the nicest way to put it, although that's true on both perf and power consumption (higher-end CPUs will be much worse on power usage and cooling need).

If you've got a Microsoft Store nearby, that's a good place to go and see the various tablet models, try them out a bit, and (if you'd like) buy one knowing that it's free of the garbage that OEMs usually dump on their systems. If you don't have such a store, there's always options like Best Buy or Fry's or similar.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Hello.

Thanks for the plentiful info!

I've read about the Surface Pro. As with anything, lots of pro's & con's. I've also been looking at Lenovo, ASUS, & Dell.

Frankly, you've got me with the ARM &CPU data. :)

I totally understand your rationale for visiting stores &taking a test drive.

Sorry I wasn't able to provide more substantial feedback but the hybrid world is totally new to me!

Thanks.

P.S. I'm planning on selling my Nexus 10 (less than year old).

Any ideas on conduits to sell?
[Windows 8 General] Censura_Umbra:
Samsung and Asus both make windows 8 tablets with a keyboard dock that is similar to the Asus Transformer. With the dock it basically becomes a full fledged laptop. And at least one of the docks has an extra battery and storage in it to make your device last even longer. Both are under $1k. No need to build your own
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
both are also atom == low performance. Although that might suffice for the OP.

Upside to atom, long battery life, cheaper, tablet can be slimmer and lighter plus it doesn't get so warm so no fans.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Bingo! You nailed it. I'll take a look at all of the ones you mentioned.

Curious question though. Why did you separate the Transformer from the other two?

Tx!
[Windows 8 General] Censura_Umbra:
Because the transformer is android not windows, and android can't replace windows/mac yet
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Got it. I totally forgot that about the Transformer. Tx
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Can you suggest one or two Samsung & ASUS models. I've been using Google, etc but just can't find the ones with detachable keyboards. Tx
[Windows 8 General] Censura_Umbra:
Best buy has an exclusive model of the HP Envy-X2 which has an i5 processor and 4gb of ram and includes an attachable keyboard with extended battery for only $650-700
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Thanks for the tip!
[Windows 8 General] mustbepbs:
I'm actually in the same situation. Nexus 10 lacking any functionality as a tablet worth anything more than watching youtube videos.

I picked up (still waiting for it to arrive) the Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet 2. Although it's atom, I really don't need to use it for anything that needs an i5. I'll be using it for PDF and eBook annotation, taking notes with the awesome Wacom digitizer, and word processing. Also the stuff I used my Nexus 10 for.

I got it brand new for 475. It has a bluetooth keyboard dock of sorts, it just isn't quite the dock like the Samsung Ativ is. Honestly, it'll do what I'm looking for it to do. The people complaining of performance are the ones buying it with the expectation of it replacing their laptop or competing with the i5 processors. You're getting a lot more mobility and battery life with the atom tablets.

It all comes down to your needs. Do you need power for some power hungry legacy apps or gaming? Or do you need a companion to your PC/laptop for school or work for note taking and media consumption?
[Windows 8 General] goodintentions:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Split+x...pp02-134?id=1219018164751&skuId=9432051&st=hp split x2&cp=1&lp=1

The hp envy x2 has an atom processor and is 11.6". The hp split x2 is an i3 hybrid with a 13.3" screen. This is, I think, is the best one you can go for right now.

And don't let the word "atom" fool you. I've written and published 2 apps using nothing but the envy x2 and visual studio. Most people don't give this device a fair chance. It is actually quite powerful.
[Windows 8 General] Censura_Umbra:
Oh yes that is the one. Sorry got my specs a bit messed up. And yes the atoms will certainly do what you need. But don't expect too much multitasking. It will work fine one app at a time
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Thanks much for your very informative review of the Lenovo. Will check it out.

Just so I don't lead anyone astray on my intended use. My current laptop is part of my home network, just as my Nexus is. I use it primarily to work on spreadsheets, (Word) documents, etc. I don't play games or listen to a lot of music on it. The Nexus actually does a better job when I watch videos or live TV from my cable provider! Hope this helps.

Oh, a screen larger than 11" would be nice.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Thanks for the additional info. Got a bit of homework to do!
[Windows 8 General] mustbepbs:
I spent about 30 hours researching everything before I made my purchase. I feel exhausted just thinking about it!
[Windows 8 General] randun:
I hear you!

Did you happen to check out the Lenovo IdeaPad Lynx?
[Windows 8 General] mustbepbs:
I didn't, only because I wanted a 10 inch tablet. The Nexus 10 size is perfect for my needs and anything bigger won't work for me.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Got it. Since I wanted to go the 'full' hybrid route, I was looking for as much screen as possible.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
I think I'm down to the HP Split x-2 mt13 or the Lenovo IdeaPad Lynx. Two very different machines but do you have any thoughts?
[Windows 8 General] Censura_Umbra:
If you are thinking Lenovo, go with the Lenovo Tablet 2. Has wacom digitizer and active stylus. I mean if you are going to buy a touchscreen, might as well make it useful. I bought one for $550 at best buy. May be cheaper online
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
Have heard bad things about the lynx keyboard, apparently the feel of it is awful and Lenovo should be ashamed to put their name to it.

At the same time, the tablet 2 doesn't have a "proper" keyboard dock, its just a Bluetooth keyboard with a notch cut out that the tablet perches in, it doesn't lock into place and its fixed angle.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
What are your thoughtd on the HP Split x-2 mt13 or the Lenovo IdeaPad Lynx?
[Windows 8 General] randun:
I'll take another look at this unit but I'm leaning towards the Lynx for Lenovo.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Amazon reviews trash the Lynx keyboard big time! However I found a nice Logitech that is fully compatible. I'll look at the Tablet 2 but I'm really looking for a larger screen. That's why the HP Split 13-m000 x2 Is looking better & better. Costly though...
[Windows 8 General] randun:
The Lynx is out. Now it's between the HP Split 13t-m000 x2 PC or the HP Envy 2.

Thoughts on these two or other alternatives?
[Windows 8 General] tonyt3rry:
My tablet is my 22" monitor with a soladapt touchscreen overlay works fine for me
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Okay, so what serves as the laptop & tablet component?
[Windows 8 General] spiderjerusalem:
I reccomend against the split x2, I had 2 that both had very erratic touch screens that acted like they were touching themselves after about a week both units became completely unusable both were purchused new from best buy. I just ordered the acer w510 it should be in Tuesday but can be purchused pretty cheap and looks nice from what I have seen.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Thanks for the tip. You're the 2nd user to bring this up. I'll check out the Acer w510.
[Windows 8 General] spiderjerusalem:
I will have mine in Tuesday if you want me to check any specific program compatabilty or specific questions let me know.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Thanks much. Will do.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Just took a look at the W 510. Unfortunately this unit won't work for me. I need a screen that is 13" or larger & I need the ability to customize. Looks like it's back to Lenovo or Sony.
[Windows 8 General] das7771:
I have had no issues at all with my HP Split X2 from Best Buy. I have been using it daily for about a month now and I love it. I have a nexus 7, and asus TF300T,Ipad Mini, and an Acer W700.

While I enjoyed using the W700 I find the lack of a true keyboard dock frustrating. Also having only one USB port on the tablet itself is annoying at times and I constantly have to use a usb hub when using more than one device.

I find myself using the split x2 more than any other tablet now. I bought the one without the extra HDD in the keyboard dock. So once the hardware kit becomes available I will be installing a 500gb into the keyboard dock as well. The split x2 also has a micro sd slot in the tablet allowing for even more memory. Judging from my experience with the X2 I would recommed it. The i3 processor works well and depending on my usage I can get anywhere from 4 - 7 hours of use easily.

Be careful if you choose to buy a windows tablet with the Intel® Atom™ Z2760 processor in it. This processor only support 2GB of ram and can not be upgraded. I find myself easily using almost 2GB of ram all of the time, so it would be useless for me to go with an atom processor.

Having the ability to use my tablet as a tablet or as a laptop/ultrabook is what I have been waiting for. The AcerW700 is nice but the accessories are a PITA in my opinion.

I am now going to sell all of my other tablets, and just use my Nvidia Sheild and My S4 to satisfy my need for android until I can get the intel version of android to boot on my split.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Excellent information! This is very helpful.

Will Best Buy let you customize? If not, I'll order direct from HP. I want the larger drive & possibly more memory.

Thanks.
[Windows 8 General] das7771:
I believe the only way to get the i5 processor and the extra HDD in the keyboard dock,you would have to go directly through HP. Best buy did not have those options when I first purchased it, nor do they now, unless it varies by location. If you are a bit technically inclined, you can probably by a stick or two or you preferred memory and do it yourself. I have not opened up the tablet, but opening up the dock was as easy as pie. You can pop it open and put it back together in less then 10 mins. I don't see the tablet being much harder. In my opinion it is a great setup. If you have issues take it back and swap it. I know there have been complaints about the lack of quality, but mine has been working as expected. Much better than my Acer W700 out of the box.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
That's what I thought. I'm a "bit technically inclined" but not that much. :)
[Windows 8 General] das7771:
Just so you know. There are really no ports on the tablet itself. The USB 3.0 and 2.0 ports, SD card reader, and HDMI port are only on the dock. The only thing the tablet has is a micro sd slot, 3.5mm audio jack, charging port and docking port. At first i thought it was going to be an issue, but it has not been as of yet, for me at least. I always carry the dock and tablet together regardless. Thought you might need to know that just in case you didn't already.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
I did know this but I appreciate your bringing to my attention. I'm going to check out Best Buy now.
[Windows 8 General] mjs2011:
Here's another vote of confidence for the HP Split x2. This is such an amazing device. No problems here whatsoever!
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Thanks. Guess I'm going to have to go the 'bargain' route at Best Buy as I'd be paying around $1K direct from HP for a customized model.
[Windows 8 General] mjs2011:
What's nice about it is that it really does feel like 2 devices. When I was in the the store I was much more impressed by the build quality than the surface. The actual size of the tablet detached was a little hard to get used to at first, but I can from a Nexus 7 so that was to be expected.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
That's good to hear. I'm coming from a Nexus 10 so no problem here. I'd like an even larger screen. :)
[Windows 8 General] mjs2011:
Nice! The one accessory I'd like to find though is some kind of lap pad or pillow for when I'm laying in be and want to use it without the keyboard.
[Windows 8 General] randun:
That would definitely be sweet!
[Windows 8 General] das7771:
My biggest compliaint about the split x2 so far is that HP nor their parts vendor(s) have the keyboard dock HDD hardware set available for purchase. I am being told by one of the parts vendors that it could be up to a year before it's available to the public.

No biggie becuase i am going to install a 256GB harddrive in the near future so that should hold me over until then.
[Windows 8 General] mjs2011:
Forgive me but what would that hardware set do?
[Windows 8 General] randun:
That's a big deal. Why on earth would they do that? May not come into play for me though as I may go the economical route & get the pre - configured unit from Best Buy with the 128GB SDD.
[Windows 8 General] das7771:
It allows you to intsall and additional hard drive into the keyboard dock. HP has it as in option when ordering from their website, but consumers do not have access to it yet. Pretty much what the hardware kit is, is the cable and mount plate to install the hard drive into the dock. I am going to take mine apart this weekend and see if I can rig something up. Making a mounting plate will not be that hard at all. I just hope it has a standard SATA conection for a 2.5inch HDD. Its much funner that way than just buying the parts....LOL...
[Windows 8 General] randun:
Just for clarification, are you referring to the model that doesn't already have a HD installed?