yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Restorer:
Yeah, but that would be with USB Debugging ON - it works directly with the ADB software through a command window. Windows itself is not involved in the link. Not sure if it is still the case, but you used to have to have USB Debugging set to OFF in order for windows to install and uninstall drivers correctly.

I'm just a little confused now as you have said you have uninstalled and reinstalled the Universal Naked Drivers. How did you manage this if you can't see anything in DM?

Do you have Asus Sync on your PC? If so uninstall it and go to Device Manager and see if it made any difference.

Make sure USB Debugging is still OFF and in Device Manager go to View menu and select "Show hidden devices". You should be able to select the prime's entries under "Android Devices" and under "Portable Devices". Uninstall all entries relating to the TF201 and choose the option to delete from system for each one and reboot.

This time when you plug in the driver set up wizard will ask you to point to the folder where you unzipped the file I attached earlier and installation for Android Devices and Portable Devices should work. If you don't get the wizard then at least there will be a yellow question mark for unknow device abd you can right click and point to the drivers folder that way.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] erichung_13:
I tried all of the above which you mentioned but it does not appear even when I tick "show hidden devices" :crying::crying::crying:

As for removing and reinstalling the drivers, I was only able to for ADB and fastboot, sorry I should have been more clear. Cant believe such a small issue is causing so much drama . Thanks for all your help so far I really appreciate it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Restorer:
Yes, but how did you do this exactly?

So when you go into Device Manager (TF201 unplugged and USB Debugging OFF) and select "Show hidden devices" nothing at all happens? No extra devices appear? No section "Android Device" and no section "Portable Devices". This does not depend on prime being plugged in so if this is the case it means you have no Windows USB drivers installed at all for any Android device :eek:. So when you do plug in then driver installation should be automatic or at the very least you should get the unknown device question mark.

If you are doing everything right then all I can think is you have a problem with Windows. If you can't get any response from Device Manager then you could try installing Asus Sync (check and uninstall if you have a previous version). It has the same drivers I gave you in the file and the set up should do the installation. Download the latest from the Asus website.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Performance Profiles

Images attached shows what I use for performance profiles. Be sure to click the 'save to...' buttons after selecting the frequencies.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Does your computer see your prime Restorer? It doesn't work for me either.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Restorer:
I haven't installed it yet! Sorry if all this was giving you hope. I was planning to do it this weekend. Since nobody else has reported this here or in the KK thread I was assuming (and hoping!) erichung_13's problem was unique and not related to f2fs. But now it looks like it very much it is :crying:.

I think we have exhausted everything to try with erichung_13. I take it you have the same issue and have been trying to figure out why? The really strange thing to me is that his Device Manager does not see the drivers when the device is unplugged. Is that the same for you? The "show hidden files" does not rely on seeing the device - it just reports the presence of the drivers on the system and if they were working fine before the new kernel/recovery then they may not be actually working now but would surely still be on the PC's system :confused:.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tomb77:
Same issue here with tf201 not recognizing drivers on computer. I did a clean flash Hinds F2FS and hairybean. Was using F2FS with SlimKat and no issue then.

Anyone getting a force close when trying to access governor and I/O in hunds app?

edit: In case it helps. For me, in device manager it shows the Bootloader Interface is recognizing the tf201 but Composite ADB is not (this in the events tab).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Looks like a ramdisk issue. If anyone is on HB, Hund's Kernel, and EXT4, can you please send me a zip of all the files in root directory (ie. init.rc). Looks like the ramdisk is missing the files which sets up mtp and adb for the t201.

However, _thatv9 f2fs kernel here does work but it doesn't overclock past 1400MHz.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
I will just jump in here quickly and say that the reason he is not getting pc connection is 100 percent the ramdisk. It will be missing the files required for the prime. There will also be something else not working but it has been so long since I did it that I can't remember what.

If hokypoky knows how to do it I will let him carry on. If no-one has done it within a few days I will make it for you.

Edit. Hokypoky, give me 5 and I will upload the extracted ramdisk for you.

Edit 2. Ramdisk attached below.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Hund's F2FS kernel - modified for tf201

Hey guys, I fixed MTP on Hund's F2FS kernel and I changed the performance profiles to normal tf201 settings.

Installing F2FS on HB 2.31 with EXT4

Backup the contents of /sdcard directory to a MicroSD card or a PC.

Download TWRP 2.7 for F2FS found on post 2 of this thread.

Download Hund-f2fs-v3.4.5-tf201-discardoff.zip attached here.

Reboot to recovery and make a nandroid of system, data, and boot on MicroSD card.

Flash TWRP 2.7 for F2FS.

Reboot. When you see the blob flash progress bar, hold down the volume down button so you can go straight back to recovery.

Press volume up once in fastboot to go to recovery. TWRP version should be 2.7.0.0-Geass.

Select Wipe, Format Data, type yes. This will format your /data partition as f2fs. This will wipe all data on your tablet.

Once formatting is done, reboot to recovery again (hold down volume button when rebooting).

Restore the nandroid you made on your MicroSD card.

Flash Hund-f2fs-v3.4.5-tf201-discardoff.zip.

Reboot back to Android. Restore your /sdcard directory.

If you wish, use Hund's App v2.3 found on this thread to configure your performance profiles. I recommend not using gpu above 520: the voltages above 520 are too low and are not stable for me.

If you're already on F2FS, just install or restore Androwook and flash the kernel

**Also works for CROMI-X 5.4**

Disclaimer

F2F2 is experimental and data corruption can occur. Store important data on your MicroSD card. Backup data partition on MicroSD about once a week to easily restore in case of corruption. Avoid rebooting immediately after startup.

***You must be on a TF300t 4.2.1 bootloader***

Source: Hund's kernel v3.4.5 with changes to ramdisk and performance profiles

Edit: Attachment removed. New version available
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] erichung_13:
Thank you restorer and all others that have helped me.. The zip uploaded by hokypoky fixes the usb storage connection, I can confirm as I have just flashed. Glad to see it wasn't a problem with my PC, thanks again everyone for helping :) this is the perfect rom for smoothness and performance when matched with F2FS
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] boldnuts:
Also works well on CromiX 5.4 rom with f2fs thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Location working?

For those who are using the kernel I posted: is WiFi based location working for you guys? I got a new router so I can't tell if the modified kernel broke location.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] erichung_13:
My GPS isn't working at all (says searching and doesn't find anything) and wifi based location as well i am guessing too, since my weather always errors out when refreshing?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Restorer:
Just installed your new kernel. Both Google Maps and Weather (caches cleared) know where I am - can't think how else they would know as I have GPS turned off - never worked for me anyway and is no deal-breaker since I rarely take the prime out of the house :).

Your guide was excellent. Thanks again :good:.

EDIT: Only been playing a few minutes but HB/F2FS combo seems to have turned my Prime into an iPad :laugh::laugh::laugh:!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Clearing cache not working for and even when I go back to unmodified Hund's f2fs kernel or _that's f2fs it still doesn't work. Funny thing, location was working for me before the new router on both those kernels. The new router is making it difficult to test things but I don't think it's the router because my phone can find location with radios and gps off and wifi on. I'll try clean flashing to see if it works. Location's not a big deal and doesn't matter to me, but I can't stand things not working :confused:.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tomb77:
Location definitely working for me with clean flash. Used at three different locations. GPS not working.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Restorer:
Tried a couple more apps. Wifi location definitely working here :good:.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Thanks for reporting guys, it's just google not recognizing my new router. No need to clean flash or anything. Location wasn't working on crombi kk with f2fs so I was a little suspicious.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tomb77:
WiFi finds you with location off?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Restorer:
No - just GPS is off. I have location access set to source Wifi and mobile only. This I have done ever since I had my prime so it's pathetic attempts to locate satellites didn't keep holding up the show :).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jcicora:
What kind of battery life are others getting? My device dies if it asleep too long. Stock ROM lasted forever.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tomb77:
Battery life is good here, especially on sleep. Maybe an app drain or waking.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Flukester69:
Hi, I'm new to Transformer TF201 (loving it), I was wondering, is there a 4.3 or kitkat version of this rom coming out? Preferably I'd like to go bootloader/rom to 4.4.2 but there doesn't seem to be a lot of ROM's at this time for the TF201. I also don't want camera broken or anything. I love the camera on this tablet. I've naturally unlocked/rooted etc and I'm currently using PAC-rom @ 4.3.1 just because I had the 4.1.1 bootloader (1.0 e 10.4.2.18-20121122 A03).

I'd like to try this ROM, it looks cool too but I am wondering if my 2.7 twrp (voyager_2k) is good enough? I don't get why there is lots of versions of TWRP. I have a N7 and a Galaxy Nexus, I've been around the bend a few times, but I'm rusty hehe, but I always just downloaded TWRP and poof good for everything. Now on Prime it's this twrp or that cwm. Weird.

Again, PAC-rom is cool but I'd like to try other ROM's and see if another fits my needs better. :) Some of this may be addressed in the thread I don't know I guess I'm being lame to ask for more updated answers.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JuraP:
Crombi kk its Cyanogenmod based on 4.4.2 Kitkat AOSP Look for it on XDA

Odesláno z mého TF300T pomocí Tapatalk
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ratman6161:
But the Crombi KK I'm finding here on XDA is for the TF700. Its my understanding that TF700 ROMs will not work on the Prime. Crombi 5.4 (see here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2425390 ) works but it is based on an Asus stock Tf300 ROM so its pretty much equivilent to HairyBean 2.31. I tried Crombi 5.4 and ended up coming back to Hairybean, though they are both good and not a lot (that I could see) to differentiate them.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Flukester69:
Ya crombi looks cool but i guess I need to go to a new bootloader... 10.4 to 10.6 but in the case of twrp I need those versions or can I use latest?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JuraP:
Not sure about bootloader.... If you are already on Androwook, than you should be on the right version of bootloader...

Odesláno z mého TF300T pomocí Tapatalk
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Flukester69:
I'm on pacrom with 4.1.1 bootloader. See my OP again.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tomb77:
Make sure you read the OP and follow it for this rom. You need hairybean bootloader for hairybean. My understanding with the camera on all tf's is that there is a chance for it to go out. Rom issues with camera is another thing and I would get more info on their respective threads. SlimKat is another one you can look at, but you should look into all of them to see what you want or don't want to do.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Hunds F2FS Kernel

Hey guys,

The previous kernel I posted does have an issue which nobody seems to have mentioned. It mounts f2fs with the discard (trim on delete) option. If a large file is deleted or a large app is uninstalled, the tablet freezes because it essentially performs fstrim for the large amount of data. I made a new version with discard option disabled.

Changes:

disabled trim on delete. From my testing, f2fs's background garbage collector does a good job trimming in the background.

removed build.prop snake oil :p

If you're not already on f2fs follow the instructions here
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Restorer:
Many thanks for this :good:. I have been using this kernel with great joy for several days now but did have one inexplicable total freeze where I had to resort to holding down the power button. I can't remember the exact circumstances but assume now this might have been related.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sbdags:
Hmmm Interesting - I have seen this once myself and had other report similar when installing/uninstalling from the play store - I wonder! ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Flukester69:
Ya I'm going to see what works with my current bootloader for now. More I've been thinking about trying other rom's I don't want to lose flash playing capability. KitKat is not flash friendly even with dolphin and cracked flash. Well thanks for the info. Probably try this rom out later on.:good:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Subsonic44:
BIG THANKS, Hokypoky! Now my Prime is back on HB 2.31 but with f2fs! Getting similar benchmarks as I was on Crombi-kk and my soft buttons are back where I like them. And it was really easy since I was already formatted to f2fs data partition. I just restored an old nandroid of hb and flashed your modified hunds kernel before I rebooted. :good:

EDIT: One thing to remember if you do this. Keep a copy of the flashable Geass-TWRP on your sd card. I went to make a backup of this setup and realized my TWRP was back to the non-f2fs version from HB and it couldn't mount the data partition. Flashed the Geass f2fs twrp and now the backup completes fine.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Glad to help :) It was nothing really, just some ramdisk changes. I too prefer Androwook over aosp based roms. I've tried aosp roms including crombi-kk but always come back to hb because hb feels smoother especially after long time not rebooting, is free of little annoyances, and has the better tablet ui.

I've a question for anyone using Hund's kernel. Is gpu of 600 or 650 stable for you? My prime freezes and reboots in a few hours to a few days if I use those frequencies.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Restorer:
Agree completely. I'm one who likes his home-screens plastered to the corners with active info widgets - plenty of news feeds as well as the usual suspects. I use Nova launcher to maximise screen real estate and I was always happy enough to give things a few seconds to wake up. But now thanks to this dream combo of HB and f2fs all this stuff scrolls instantly - fast and smooth even straight from wake up.

I'm now going to find it really hard to now justify upgrading my old Prime once all these promised new tabs start appearing later in the year - and , to think, a couple of years ago I couldn't wait to bin the damned thing :D.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gabriel_hart:
Thanks to everyone for your recent posts and sharing your experiences! I was running CM11 on my prime, but it was terribly laggy. Now I'm back to HB, this time with F2FS (a first for me). Seems to be running very smoothly.

After this installation, BubbleUPNP crashes every time I go to the Library tab. Anyone else have this happen?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Restorer:
Nope - BubbleUPnP working fine here on latest of hokypoky's adapted f2fs kernel. TBH I'm surprised everything works so well just restoring data on top of a change like this. I fully expected to need to re-install some apps - and was certainly prepared to do a fesh install of HB if needed. But so far so good.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gabriel_hart:
Thanks [MENTION=736149]Restorer[/MENTION], that's the same kernel I'm using. I even did a clean install - no restoring from Nandroids, no TiBu. I already tried clearing data from the app, but perhaps I'll try uninstalling/reinstalling BubbleUPnP.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pennhaven:
Does this mean that there is no value in running LagFix with this latest kernel?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Subsonic44:
If you are running f2fs, lagfix can't trim the data partition. It still can trim the system and cache partitions though, so it still has some use. Time will tell if I develop lag due to no trim on /data, but so far, my Prime is running Hairybean better than it ever has!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Yeah, fstrim does not work for f2fs. You don't need to trim /system or /cache because not much gets written to those partitions anyways. Before deciding to post the kernel with discard disabled, I actually did testing by filling up my prime until there was only 200mb left, deleting a few gigs, filled it up again, and deleting some data again. The prime was sluggish and io speeds were low immediately after but went back to nice and smooth after I left the prime alone for a few hours. I'm been using my prime with about 5 gigs empty and I haven't noticed any slow down. Based on that observation, I would say f2fs takes care of trimming in the background.

And if you're still using browser2ram you should try disabling it. As far as I can tell browser2ram is not needed with f2fs.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Moothead2:
This ROM is the best I've used on my Prime. So much smoother than the 4.4.x ones I tried.

Thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Namidairo:
/system is mounted as RO, you ain't writing anything to that unless you remount. :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] enkyll:
hey guys

Im stilsl on hairybean 1.51 as i havent been flashing because my sd slot is now broken

And i think i messed up something when i upgraded my twrp recovery wth goo manager

In my bootloader ders only 3 icons.. The usb icon is missing.. Andit says keys missing booting os

I cant seem to make adb sideload work in twrp as well, ive installed adb and the proper

Drivers if ur wondering.. does anybody have any idea on wat i can do?

Can i flash the original bootloader and recovery for hairybean 1.51 ? And does anyone habe it here?

Ill appreciate an help and advice thank you..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kokopuphz:
Have you the nvflash backups? It seems your unlock token has been overwritten by goo manager.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] enkyll:
no mate

I havent got one mate because when i messed things up nvflash was still not available for jellybean
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ArghMonkey:
Hey Gang,

I just formatted my AndroWook transformer prime, I want to install the latest AndroWook but I think my bootloader and TWRP are old, I dont know how to find the bootloader (the top left tells me I have bootloader 1.00 e when I startup with power + down volume and when I go to settings in TWRP it tells me I have v2.4.4.0. which sdbags was nice enough to tell me is the old version ...

Is that too old to upgrade from?! How do I find the bootloader version exactly?!

Thanks everyone!

---------- Post added at 06:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:20 PM ----------

I am reading and I keep seeing that if I try to flash the wrong boot-loader that I will brick my transformer prime, but I don't even know what boot-loader I have exactly.

I attached a few pictures to help, hopefully someone can get me over this hill that is the lack of my knowledge.

Here is a pic of where (I think?) my boot-loader version is shown, this is on the screen before I select RCK and go into TWRP

Is this the TWRP version number here?

Here is another pic of TWRP

Is this setup safe to just do a format, wipe dalvik, cache etc and then install the latest HairyBean? Or do I need to update the boot-loader and TWRP?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] qskile:
Is there a way to disable browser2ram without reflashing the rom? Is there a script that I can prevent running. Sorry if its already been mentioned. Really appreciate all the efforts here. This was already a great rom but this has really breathed new life into our aging Primes. Cheers.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] CRACING:
Hello guys,

Today I have finally unlocked my device, nvflash enabled, took backup and flashed this lovely ROM to my beloved prime. ROM is wonderful, very fast and bloatware-less. Been with JB stock ROM since 1.5 year and today was the day to get rid of it.

Now my little queries are, is it possible to move the navigation buttons to left side like stock on 4.2 launcher? another query is whether its possible to edit tiles in quick settings? like in CM.

Thanks...

Best Regards
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hokypoky:
Just delete the browser2ram script in /system/etc/init.d using any file manager which can gain root permission.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] davetwin:
If you follow the instructions on page 1 it will put you on the correct bootloader and TWRP version
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 180490:
last night, i flashed my tf201 with f2fs recovery , and kernel wohoooooo, now my tablet is flying :) everything is faster :victory:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fezza:
Thanks sent your way for pointing me to slimkat! I recently tried it and couldn't agree more on how awesome it is! Literally put my TF201 on brand new legs! :good:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Caporeira:
Hi, I have official 4.1.1 Android and don't have root access.

U wanna try this ROM. What I should do step by step ?

Thank you :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Coempi:
Why don't you read the OP? Everything is there.

Best regards, Coempi
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Caporeira:
What is OP ?

Kann you give me a link ?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Coempi:
Opening Post: the very first one in the thread. All necessary info is there.

Best regards, Coempi
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ArghMonkey:
Thanks crew! I have the newest AndroWook installed and running!

Quick question, without installing a new launcher, is there anyway to limit the number of homescreens on AndroWook?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Coempi:
Not that I know of.

Best regards, Coempi
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dhinge:
Not getting notification center

I installed 2.31 successfully and using it. Its really awesome.

But i am facing one issue not able to open the notification center. I want to lock the orientation, but couldn't find notification center or quick settingby sswiping from top right side. I am not even able to get notification window after tapping on lower left side, where i was getting it earlier.

Can somebody pl help?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tomb77:
If I remember correctly, I think you need to chance launcher in settings.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TyKH:
I have a question about installing the rom. I finally got my device unlocked rooted and installed TWRP v 2.6.3.0 with fastboot. I'm concerned about the following steps:

- Install upgrade Harrybean & bootloader

- Install Harrybean ROM

Or do I first need to downgrade to TWRP 2.5 with fastboot before doing the above steps?