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[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ro_explorer:
You probably should mention that this is valid only for sense roms ...

The sense rom is not turning off-off (if fast-boot is active) ... it is more like a very low power state ... the kernel is still active . That why you can boot quickly back on - it is not a real boot.

On the AOSP and GE roms that is not working and the OFF is OFF ...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] criszz:
works with fastboot disabled also, TESTED
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garethjknight:
As per other posts, this works with Fastboot DISABLED. Interesting about sense, does this mean it impossible to actually turn the phone fully off? As mentioned, I have noticed battery drain when phone is supposedly off.

I think this is a pretty good feature though and something I've missed for years on my phone.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ro_explorer:
I've only got that feature working on sense with fastboot on ... maybe it is working with fb off also .. I really can not tell.

Anyway, if I really need my phone to be "off" and the alarm still to work, I'm using airplane mode ... the drain is negligible anyway in this mode.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shogunmark:
I am running a stock bloat removed 4.2.2 rom and have tested this 3 different ways with fastboot disabled and it does not turn on. And it shouldn't. Disabling fastboot actually allows the phone to turn off. Fastboot enabled is a hibernation mode and when its alarm time it will power on in Airplane mode.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lampel:
Just tested on TrickDroid 8, fastboot off, and the phone does power on in airplane mode as mentioned in other posts. I'm guessing it's similar to setting up the bios on a pc to boot a machine at a certain time.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TitoG:
can you disable the vibrate during alarm?

can you disable the vibrate during alarm? only music....
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] algiogia:
Unfortunately the feature has been removed since 4.4 :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knight169:
Hello

I flashed a new rom into my I9300 after a while with MIUI the problem is that i cant connect to my router. I write the password then i says "connecting...." after 30 secs or somenting it says "saved/protected" and doesnt connect.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 7wajahat7:
Did you flash the rom with a full wipe?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knight169:
Yes Full wipe. I tried the MIUI rom and it works, but the CM ones doesnt work :S
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crisnar:
Try this: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=44385381&postcount=28
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] exo114:
hello, i would like to know the correct steps to install cyanogenmod 10 on my galaxy s blaze. i already downloaded the cyanogenmod zip file and the gapps file.

this is how i think it goes:

1. Go into clockworkmod recovery

2. wipe data/factory reset

3. wipe cache

4. wipe dalvik cache

5. install zip from sd card

6. choose zip and then choose cyanogenmod 10

7. choose gapps file

8. reboot the phone

are these the correct steps? am i missing anything? thanks in advance i really want jellybean.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Jserrano56:
Those steps are correct, you could of asked this on the cyanogenmod 10 thread in development...

If I helped you in anyway don't be afraid to hit thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] exo114:
THANKS! wasnt sure if i had to do anything like mount /system or wipe /system or something like that. doesnt hurt to be sure. you're positive it's correct? and i didnt know where to post.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] LiveFaster:
You can also wipe /system. It won't hurt. Yes that's the correct way to do it. Remember once you reboot don't touch the phone for about 10 minutes just to let the cache build up.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-T769
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] exo114:
Thanks guys. I'll go try to do it now. any difference in doing the wipe /system?
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Romman0:
I would wipe /system or use black hole wipe from the Dev section. :)

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I normally make a backup of my current rom before flashin, also.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 3usrnam3:
Have a question for you guys: Can I enable debugging through usb somehow? My screen is broke and just black. I have a pattern lock on the phone as well. Any help at all will be appreciated, I have done a good amount of research around and thought i would come here for a definite answer
[LG Optimus G (International)] t_lk_in:
is there a fix for bluetooth troubles with the uXylon-Rom???

i,ve got some strange problems. bluetooth pairing is no problem with many different devices... (UE Mobile Boombox, Jabra Freeway, etc.) also playing via media-audio is functioning (playlists, tune in radio,......) ... but telephone-audio (outgoing or incoming calls) won`t function via bluetooth. theres no sound on different devices. (i´ve tried it with the boombox, jabra & a logitech wireless speaker adapter). but the strangest thing is if i listen to a radio stream on tune in radio via bluetooth device and there´s an incoming call... yes, it works. also with outgoing calls. if i stop the stream >> im gettin the same problem as described before. :confused:

has anyone a clue?

thx t.
[Sony Xperia L] d3co:
Hello. I have this smartphone since couple of days. Today I bouht a microSD Card TDK 16GB. The phone found the card, but I was unable to read or write on the card. I tried the card with MicroSD Card Reader and the card worked fine. I also tried to put my old MicroSD Card from my old phone on the Xperia L. The old card is Apacer 8GB with two partitions. The first is for storage and the second is for Applications linked with Link2SD. The Xperia L found only the second partition (for the apps), but I was able to write on the card and also read from it. I tried to format the new MicroSD Card from Windows and from the phone - no results. Then I updated the phone from PC Companion. There was a new firmware, I think. The Android version is the same 4.1.2 Jelly Bean. The SD stared to work on the phone. I can read and write on the card. I decided to install iGo navigation. All ok, but when I put the maps on, the application starts to crash and says, that there is an error in the maps. The maps however work fine, because I have tested them on my older phone. Then I installed iGo on the internal memory of the phone (SDCard0 - that are saying ES File Explorer and Astro File Manager for the Internal Memory and the SD Card is SDCard1) and the Navigation now is working fine. Is there a problem with the phone or with the MicroSD Card? Separately they both work fine. I tried the MicroSD Card with other files - music, pictures, videos - all is working fine, but I have problem with the Navigation. What do you think? Is there a problem somewhere? Why I can't run iGo from the MicroSD Card? Is this a Software or a Hardware problem? Is the problem from the Phone or from the MicroSD Card? Is there a problem at all?
[Sony Xperia L] kaioziro:
I have heard that older versions of firmware had issues with some cards and do not have the latest.

I'm using the latest and I have no problem with any card.

You are using version 15.0.A.2.17?

If not install it and see if the problem persists.
[Sony Xperia L] d3co:
I found out, what was the problem with the iGo and the MicroSD Card. I tried GTA Vice City too. I need Root to be able to move the files from the internal memory to the SD Card. Now however I have another BIG problem. With the new firmware 15.0.A.2.17 I have the Walkman player problem. With the older I didn't have this problem. Now the player can't play proper the songs. I tried all. The tipp from Sony : Deleting the songs, format the SD Card from the phone, copy the songs - no results. I also tried to put the songs on the internal memory - same problem. I reseted the phone from PC Companion and the problem is still on. Any solutions for that?
[Sony Xperia L] kaioziro:
Strange that.

I have no problem with the Walkman. Have you tried flashing the firmware for FlashTool?

Could you help me on one thing, you would have an MHL adapter with an HDMI cable to test the Xperia L is able to be passed the image to tv?
[Sony Xperia L] pirx73:
15.0.A.2.17 firmware fixed Class 10 SD card problem for me.
[Sony Xperia L] Kiicek:
You can also try to format the card on another phone. I did it with my SGAce and it works! I also formatted in XL just in case, but it recognised the card after the Ace formatting.

Wytapane z Xperii L.
[Sony Xperia L] white_lotus:
wait did you just say that you were able to write on your sd card so is that equivalent of moving apps from internal storage to a sd card because I am not able to do that the thing is I have a xperia l and i just bought a kingston 16 gb sd card the phone reads that there is an sd card .... it also allows me to transfer pictures and videos and music ..... actually it forces me to do it cuz my phones internal storage is too low but i can not move apps into it. So can you please help me out ive no idea why this is not working and if you have an xperia l and you are using a sd card please help me out.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] BoSJo:
Have a look at the Qtek in this link is it a new model or what??
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] BoSJo:
Nope, just realised that it's a Qtek 8010(Typhoon) that seems to be running Wm5.

Got fooled by the picture as it seems that the screen is much larger than it really is.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bschmidy10:
I've had my tf700 for about a year now but have struggled making it usable due to the awful lag it always tends to have, I have rooted, unlocked, and rommed it with cm 10.1. i also have tried using apps such as seeder and autokiller memory optimizer as they help a lot with my razr maxx but nothing seems to help it. ive done countless factory resets and done every combination of performance options baked into CM 10.1.

is there another rom i should try? or any way to allow it to use different I/O schedulers (thinking SIO) or cpu governers? (thinking smartass or interactivex) or should i try to overclock it somehow??

i just find it very sad that my OG Xoom performs superior to this "super tablet" in every single way.

i absolutely love all ASUS products and love the tf700! i just need help!

thanks for any advice

-b
[Asus Transformer TF700] andreibsk:
you could upgrade to cm 10.2 and see if that works for you.

or just go with cromi-x rom. lots of tweaks and options, great performance and multiple kernels to choose from (with cpu governor options and overclock)

in my opinion autokiller and the so called ram optimizers dont help. sometimes i feel like they lower the performance... cromi-x already has most of these tweaks aniway.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bschmidy10:
the lag transcends all the roms I've tried so far ( stock, cm 10.1 , 10.1.2 both stable and nightlies) I don't believe 10.2 is ready for the tf700 yet? I will try chromi x soon I guess. Any special requirements? Or just flash thru twrp?

Thank for the help.

-b
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
You need to do a factory reset and flash with TWRP. Good luck.. :fingers-crossed:
[Asus Transformer TF700] bschmidy10:
thanks!! i'll let you know how it went tomorrow

*** should i just flash the deodexed rom itself? or any additional zips as well? I.E. gapps, "kernel installer 4.0.3?"

thanks again for the help guys

-b
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
ODEX, DEODEX - doesn't really matter after the first apps updating. sbdags, the dev, reports DEODEX to tend to slow down after some time. I tend to stick with ODEX.

No need to flash anything else as long as you are on the 10.6.1.14.4 or .8 bootloader and TWRP 2.5 or 2.6.

The kernel installer is optional, makes it fast and easy to try different kernels.

But as mentioned before, you have to do a clean install coming from CM.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bschmidy10:
sorry if im being lazy... but how do i know what bootloader im on? i know i have twrp 2.5.0.0 installed and the device is unlocked but im not sure about bootloader.

doing a clean install is no problem, but do you mean do a factory reset from TWRP or entirely wipe the whole rom slot?

and does the kernel installer flash just like the rom? and also, are GAPPS included?

thanks for the great help

-b
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
You hold the power button + volume down to boot into the bootlooader menu. In the upper left corner, you can see your bootloader version.

A clean install is mean to wipe Dalvik, Cache, Data, and system. A factory reset is mean to wipe Dalvik, Cache, and data but during the Cromi x installation, a default setting is to wipe a system which are very much the same process. Yes, a kernel installer is a very similar process except it only has kernels and no others apps.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
I can tell - you have been firmly in the CM world so far :)

There are no gapps packages to flash with this rom, when you flash you will be walked through installation options in the Aroma installer. Part of that is also which apps you want to install to /system (Google maps, Gmail etc).

No rom slots either - just partitions.

No need to wipe system - it's part of the installation process.

No need to wipe Dalvik/cache - it's the default in the Aroma installer

A factory reset in TWRP wipes the data partition except for /data/media/ and that should leave your user data intact. Naturally you will backup anyway before flashing, right? ;)

And don't forget to make a nandroid of your old rom.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bschmidy10:
Thanks!, I am already on the right edition so that's very good news for me haha. :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] bschmidy10:
haha yeah I have been mostly loyal to CM... ive also been on touchwiz, AOKP and some other random roms for some of my older phones but when CM 10.1 came out i just switched everything over (DROID, D2G, RAZR MAXX, XOOM, TF700)

but this is sounding pretty easy to me! i am very familiar with nandroid backups as i have a passion for messing with things i shouldnt mess with on my devices :p

random question: are kernels flashed when roms are flashed? so like does each different rom have its own kernel? (obviously some would use similar/same kernels)

another random question: I have a growing collection of old androids laying around and am not sure what to do with them? do you/anyone have any good uses/ideas to share? im sure i could look thru each devices subsection but as just a general thing. i obviously could use them for "ipods" but i have unlimited data still :good: and no battery life troubles, so streaming works great for me.

- i use my xoom as a kind of party device, with a locked down "user profile" to let people pick the music at parties (im in college at ole miss) or decide what to show on the tv etc so that has a little purpose but was wondering about other things.

-my OG droid mostly just sits in my drawer except for every once in awhile i give rooting it another shot (had same problem with xoom until i SBFed it so i think thats the solution) but it has an extended battery and runs well. same thing goes for my beloved D2G (when it isnt off as a temp phone with someone from my family of various friends)

any ideas??

and once again THANK YOU to everyone for the amazing/ super speedy help, im being sure to "thank" each and every one of you.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
How is Cromi X treating you? ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] bschmidy10:
currently installing now.... WOWED by the install process. unlike anything ive seen on android thus far. i have very high hopes that this will fix my problem of lag as my best guess was that it was caused by the I/O scheduling and this "fixes" that weak point.

if you have any thoughts regarding my previous post; please share!

ill edit this in a little bit once its installed and i play around a bit.

thanks again for all the help!

:good:

-b

AWESOME! its finally working how it should be!

super fast and clean. not a lot of customizing from what i see though :/

and its working fast for now even with the same I/O setup as before (interactive/cfq) but are there more performance options buried somewhere i just am not seeing?? or is that perhaps relating to a specific kernel i should have chosen? if thats the case, would you recommend the best kernel for me?? thanks so much for the help once again
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
:Good:

Yeah, the Aroma installer is slick :eek:

Cromi-X is based on the stock rom and supposed to have a "stock only much better' feel. So no, not that many options for customizing. I love pjc21's color mod - wouldn't live without it.

CM is about customizing, this one is about stability...

The kernel installer makes it easy to switch and try kernels (no wipes necessary).

I go for _that's v4 kernel because I crave and look for stability.

The two other most popular kernels for this tab are Max's and Hund's.

Max's runs great but supports only FAT32 formatted external cards. So you have to have movies (large files) on your internal.

Hund's probably has the most tweaking and OC options and seems to be loved by gamers. Just tends to run pretty hot.

I would recommend you browse the relevant threads in the development section to get an idea about them.

Your idea about exchanging ideas on how to make old Android devices useful is a great one and would warrant it's own thread. Would be kinda off-topic here and tough to find for anybody else.

Don't know where the best section would be on XDA, but I would love to brainstorm on that topic.

I'm using my old Droid 1 as a navigation device/music player in my car. On longer trips I use my current phone to create a hotspot and stream radio and provide internet connectivity for it. But the D1 lives in the car (and is old enough not to attract thieves - I hope).

My old Droid 4 lives in it's dock on the kitchen counter, is connected to Bluetooth speakers and functions as internet radio/music/picture streaming device/shopping list taker (in Evernote and synced to my other devices) and a quick "check something on the web" go-to.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
It looks like that you like it so far with what you have. ;) About the kernel, it would be depended what do you want to do with it or what do you want to use it for.. :) About the performance, you still can optimize them a little bit more to what you want to use it for most of the time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bschmidy10:
Wow! thank you so much for all the help. im really liking the performance/stability. much more important than pretty colors haha. if this kernel (_that's v4) doesnt ever seem slow to me then it has my vote!.

you're absolutely right about this not being the right place to ask about alternate android uses... i will start a thread in the general android section? kind of confusing on where to put it...

those are great ideas though! thanks for the knowledge. ill look into mounting my D1 in my car somehow in a way to provide power to it constantly without looking ugly haha. although i assume ill just give up and use my razr maxx as there is no downside of losing battery life pains.. i wish i could just set these devices up somewhere and be able to control them from another device/location.. getting docks for phones with such small screens seems pointless especially when the key feature (having a slide out keyboard on the D1 and D2G) would require being taken off the dock anyways.

thanks again

-b
[Asus Transformer TF700] bschmidy10:
regarding the kernel... i have no idea why the device is now running like butter being on the same settings as it was before the change in roms. i know roms change...well... everything.. but i thought pure performance was heavily related to the schedulers and other related settings having to do with the components.

what do you mean regarding the performance? is there a built in tweaking menu? or are you referring to the usual array of tweaking "apps" such as memory optimizing, seeder, set cpu..etc.?

thanks!

-b
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
The reason it's running like butter is that sbdags & co optimized all the settings, schedulers etc with this hardware the Asus engineers missed.

Seeder causes issues with this rom, don't use it. And seriously - I doubt there is much left to improve on it.

Feel free to try - but I would make sure you have a nandroid if things go haywire. I think CROMi-X with your choice of kernel is as good as it gets on the TF700.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bschmidy10:
i will heed your advice and not attempt to "optimize" it any farther than it already is. from the looks of things, luckily i wont have to!!

thanks for all the help from you and 'LetMeKnow'.

-b
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
If you read the post explaining by berndblb, Cromi x is already tweaked. Sbdags is very good in updating his rom with new tweaks to make the rom runnig as smooth as posible.. :) However, you still can optimize them the ways that you like.. :) Let me trying to answer your questions. For the performance, there is still room for you to get more out of it by optimize those tweaks from the rom and kernel. Second, I don't think there is a tweaking menu during installing except for the Fsync option. I personally like to disable the Fsync because it improves the speed a lot. Third, I don't like using tweaking apps as all. Sometime, they do more harm than good. If you really want to mess around with your device, you have to get dirty to dive deep in your system and play with it. With the custom rom and kernel, they have created a certain folders that you can modify the values that you like. However, you must back up your device before messing arounnd with your system. I have so many bootloops when I apply wrong tweaks but you can restore your back up and back running again without any problem. However, if you know the new tweaks that others are using without problems, then normally you are safe to use them. I hope that helps clear a few things for you.. :)

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We all are here to help each others out and glad that you are happy with your new set up.. ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] pachi72:
I want a TW based ROM with HARDLY any Samsung bloat and no carrier bloat...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] AxAtAx:
[GUIDE][ROMS]RUN OTHER CARRIER ROMs on AT&T/TMO/Canadian S4 devices. Here's how!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2295557

Start here, I list them all in my guide...

good luck..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] joeybear23:
Just install titanium backup and freeze the bloat yourself. If all you want us the stock rom without the bloat, that's the best and easiest method. Plus you won't have to worry about seeing your phone up again and you can unfreeze the bloat if you decide you want to try some of it out someday.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] custo:
There's a zip called TrulyClean that wipes out pretty much everything that is not essential to the phone. I'd search for that and use it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jd1639:
Be careful if you're on mf3 though. If it delete the apk's and you want one back you'll be SOL
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] custo:
Couldn't you just dirty flash the ROM to get them back?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] joeybear23:
How would you flash anything to MF3?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jd1639:
Yea,I realized it was dumb after I wrote it. Oh well:D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] joeybear23:
Of course, if he is on a Canadian device, this is all moot... who knows what this guy needs? Another drive-by question.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] custo:
My apologies, not really familiar with ATT Roms
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] VECTUS:
Thread closed because we already have this... so everyone can stop pming me about this...