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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
No problem mate. I remember you telling me about the Ops and the meds last time.

You would have to search a lot of forums to find a post off me where I am aggressive and then it wouldn't be hidden. When I blow, I blow lol. ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] davetwin:
Thanks flumpster, you are in fact correct, I did not choose Email with Exchange, my bad, I will re-flash now to rectify :good:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
You don't need to clean flash the rom but anything that was in /data before is going to be missing as that folder will now be on the ext partition and all your /data apps will be left behind in the old partition.

The easiest option is to dirty flash the rom selecting what apps you wanted again like you did the first time and select the data2sd kernel at the end. This will copy the apps back to the /data partition again on the new ext partition.

Also make sure to back up all your stuff in titanium backup first and then you can restore what you want.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
I have more time now so I can answer this a bit better.

1. The video was created when the rom was on version 2.3. This used TWRP 2.6 and because of the increased size the theme could not be included in the recovery but I flashed it as a zip afterwards. This is why you wouldn't see the themed TWRP instantly in the video as it wouldn't take effect until he restarted the recovery.

We found out afterwards that every version created since 2.5 has had a bug where it wouldn't mount boot and recovery so you couldn't back up your kernel etc so for HB 2.31 I reverted it to the last fully working version which was 2.5 and that was small enough for me to include the theme directly in the recovery again.

2. The Asus keyboard is a light blue colour the same as it is in the video. Sdbags edited his to be a different colour to the blue so it sounds like you was either still on that rom or you hadn't wiped fully and you still had parts of his rom left behind.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Asitaka:
Hi -- I just dusted off my TF201 and flashed up to the highest stock bootloader and put on a couple of roms, currently on a 10.2 nightly. --

I searched the thread for "japanese" and didn't find anything, so maybe it's quickest to ask?

Does the Japanese dock work correctly with this rom?

If not, is there any way to fix it?

I hesitate to install it and test since it changes the bootloader and for me to revert to a rom that has Japanese support I'd have to downgrade... maybe I'll do it this weekend or some other time.. ask first try later :)

Cheers
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GTIM2L8:
ASUS Email app

It's in the initial setup for the ROM, maybe you just over looked it.

Re-flash the ROM (Dirty, just clean dalvik and cache) and check the Asus apps, it's there.

I just had to do the same thing to correct things I missed earlier.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
Sorry mate but I really don't know. If someone else here has tried Japanese I'm sure they will post.

The best thing you can do is get your nvflash backups and then you cannot break anything. Then test it.

I'm sure if it is not supported I would be able to get the files needed for you to make it work.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Asitaka:
I have to say, I'm super impressed with your personal responses. I've been using a big laptop lately at work and I really want to switch back to the tablet...and I'm willing to test.. however checking Asus site, I only see a WW firmware for TF300... not sure if that makes a difference or not.

Thank you so much for offering to help me on this, but, if you've ever had the misfortune of aligning your Japanese keyboard to your system here's a reference to what it looks like:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout#Japanese

I'd really appreciate any help, I'm willing to test!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
This rom is based off the WW release. That doesn't mean it won't work on yours, it just means that there are slight differences.

For example the US release has less wifi channels than the WW release.

I can see there is also JP, CN , and TW releases and this is also for the TF300 which this is based off.

If the rom doesn't work with your keyboard or has anything else missing I could download the JP release and diff is against the WW release and just make you a zip to flash that would give you what is missing.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jynlude:
process.com.google.process.gapps

This is my first foray into custom ROMs and I must say that the support and instruction on this site is very comprehensive. A few days ago after finally solving the problem around nvflash, I put hairybean on my tablet without any issues with the install. However, since the install, it's been a little bit sporadic as far as whether it's stable, so if anyone can please help with a few questions, that'd be great :)

1. Every now and then, I'd get the error message that process.com.google.process.gapps has stopped. I think it has to do with the google synching, but this never came up before. After closing this message, it's gets slightly sluggish.

2. Flipping quickly through the widget screens occasionally crashes the launcher..is this normal? If I scroll through the screens slowly to allow the images to load, it is fine.

3. Tab has randomly reset a few times or not waken up from sleep (pressing power to wake up wouldn't do anything, so holding it down would reset)

4. Stock browser bookmarks aren't synching, but in the accounts -> google -> sync shows that it's been successful. Chrome has successfully been synching.

5. Newsstand has never really worked well on stock and on this ROM..is this a cause for the error I described in #1? It crashes frequently when loading. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling and it still crashes.

6. I followed instructions to tweak in This thread...are all the tweaks necessary once on HB or are they built in?

7. Is it necessary to run the tablet in performance mode? Does it do anything anymore?

8. I selected the option to have the stock Asus loading screen upon boot...is it too late to go back to a different load screen?

To give a little bit of background with how I got to where I am (for troubleshooting purposes), I flashed my tab using the following method:

1. Stock tablet

2. Root & Unlock

3. Tweaked settings described in thread in #6 above

4. Ran Nova launcher on top of that

5. NVFlash

6. Titanium Back User Apps (not system data)

7. Wipe and flash HB 2.3.1

8. Once loaded, there was a firmware update that I applied

9. Google Play automatically loaded all my apps again

10. Titanium restore user apps
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
Aint got much time at the moment but...

1. I don't get this.

2. I use stock launcher and don't get this.

3. I've had this once since the rom was released.

4. Works here.

5. I have never used it.

6. I wouldn't touch any of them tweaks as the rom is already optimized.

7. Performance mode gives you more cpu and gpu.

8. Reflash the rom.

Are you sure you did the full wipes that it says to do in the first post before you installed the rom?

What kernel did you select?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jynlude:
Yup, did the full wipes before installing the ROM (Dalvik Cache, System, Cache and Data)...I can probably reflash the ROM and try again just in case. If this is an issue that hasn't been brought up before, I must have done something wrong, so maybe re-flashing would do the trick.

Last night, I updated the kernal to 3.1.10-hundsbuah-v3.3.7-oc+ from 3.3.1-oc+. Was intending to play around with data2sd, but didn't want to go down that path until the above issues were resolved.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GTIM2L8:
Hope this helps

I just saw this and I know Flumpster is always a busy man so here is my quick observation.

The instructions are quite clear on how to install this ROM.

I do hope you ran a backup before you started all this. NvFlash is great but it is not a rom backup it is in case you brick your device.

First you need to know what bootloader you are on, I didn't see where you ran the Upgrade Hairybean 2.31 (4.2.1) Bootloader & TWRP (2.5).zipfile for that.

Do a complete wipe and start over.

Forget the tweaks and Nova launcher and since your Google account restores your apps don't try to restore them with TiBu after the initial setup.

Flash the Upgrade Hairybean 2.31 (4.2.1) Bootloader & TWRP (2.5).zip and reboot, let the blue line fill all the way up and you should reboot into the custom TWRP 2.5.0.0 recovery (Hint, you will see a lot of hair in the background).

Next flash the Hairybean 2.31.zip and go through the Aroma installer and pick the apps and kernel (Use the Hunds kernel that's recommended).

Finish the setup and leave it alone for at least an hour or so to let your apps install and the ROM can get a chance to build a cache.

I ran this ROM from the beginning and never had the problems you describe. It is like a fine wine, it just gets better with age.

I just recently created my NvFlash backup as I was already on JB, Thank You Flumpster for that, and have flashed quite a few ROMS since then.

But when a new flash goes bad, and they will, I use my backup of HB 2.3.1 to restore my TF201 and let it run for a day or so.

Everything works and it seems I just keep coming back to this ROM as it is a daily driver for me.

Yes there are some "Hot Rod ROMs" out there but this one is truly a stable build. I have only found one that came close and then I found out flumpster also worked on that one!!

Try this out and I am sure you will not be disappointed with "The Beast"....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jynlude:
I definitely followed all the instructions carefully and clearly (only question mark is whether I did all the wipes, rather than Dalvik). Honestly, had I deviated from the instructions as much as you implied, it'd not have been successfully or I might have bricked, so I don't think it's so much that issue that I'm trying to fix. Don't get me wrong, aside from the issues I pointed out, it's been a really smooth ROM and great experience, but I wanted to see if anyone else has been experiencing these issues that are sporadic at best. My tablet's still very usable.

I'll try to wipe again and install once more for good measure since it seems that that's the most comprehensive solution.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GTIM2L8:
Sorry,I really didn't mean to imply anything.

I was just trying to help.

I just saw the extra things you did that weren't necessary.

You know what you're doing' good luck with it.

Sent from my Droid RAZR MAXX HD using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kornball:
Dirty flashing the ROM with data2sd kernel ended up sending me in a bootloop, so I ended up doing a clean flash and restoring my apps via TiBu. Everything works awesome with the data2sd enabled stock kernel!

Here are a couple benchmark scores with performance mode: Antutu - 14,759 and Quadrant - 4,835

Thing thing flies (even more) now! Thanks for the amazing work and support, flumpster!! :highfive:

Anyone know if it's possible to hide the 'External storage inserted' notification without losing all other notifications (as explained here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28760541&postcount=13)?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
If you used Hunds data2sd you should get 6800+ in quadrant.

Benchmarks aren't everything tho.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Asitaka:
That would be excellent!! now to scrap together a little time to try it out :)

It's so irritating to try to type when the keys don't line up with what they say they should be.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nhshah7:
hey guys,

I'm getting a bit tired of the sluggish performance of this thing so I'm thinking of trying out data2sd. I found this card based on recommendations http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Micro...386127535&sr=1-1&keywords=64+gb+micro+sd+card. What do you guys think that use data2sd? Is this fast enough?

Also, I plan to partition it 4 gb fat 32, the rest ext4 with both set as primary partitions. I think people had mentioned to use GParted to avoid issues. Sound right?

Thanks guys! If this works, it'll save me a couple hundred bucks from buying a new tab!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kornball:
To switch to Hunds data2sd, I should just flash the HB 2.31 Kernal Installer Version 2 from the second post, correct? No need to wipe dalvik or cache?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
That's the card we all use but we have the 64 gig version.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
Yes, just flash it.

The dalvik and cache are wiped by the installer anyway.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nhshah7:
Would you expect a difference in performance? Or is it just more space in the 64gb one?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
The 64 gig one is just for more space. They have the same spec.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Asitaka:
Hi [MENTION=3909556]flumpster[/MENTION] I flashed, no Japanese keyboard layout or FS Karen... (don't really need the later)

Can you do a diff and send me something to flash so I can have the Japanese hardware keyboard layout?

Cheers
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
I just looked and there are loads of diffs. I think I know what files control that input tho so can you please tell me how I test this?

I also see FSkaren.apk as an input device so I could add that but please tell me how you would normally enable the keyboard dock for japanese before I start.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
I have no idea if this will work as I cannot test it so make sure you have a backup of your rom before starting.

I think I have all the files needed and have written the installer script correct but who knows lol.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jynlude:
Just wanted to post a follow up to note that I reflashed (unsure if I needed to redo the upgrade bootloader / twrp again, but it had no side effects) and it appears that everything is as butter as people say :good:

Only weird things to note this time were that there was no firmware update and that google play didn't auto install any of my apps. Titanium backup restore seemed to do the trick just fine though. My bookmarks even showed up in the stock browser!

While I know that benchmarks aren't everything, it was curious to see my results lower this time with (what I assume is) a clean install versus my prior install on the same kernel. I was getting 6352 in quadrant before but now I'm in the 5000s. Is this about average for what others are getting with this ROM?

I'll probably hold off on data2sd for a bit, as it seems like a good improvement over stock still, but I know that data2sd is a step up performance wise.

Thanks again Flumpster and GTIM2L8 for the help!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Asitaka:
I tried flashing this and it says "E: Error executing binary in zip '/external_sdcard/Japanese_Keyboard_Test_1.zip'

As far as enabling the keyboard, I usually just dock it and the hardware keys work correctly.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
OK.. I have messed up with the installer it seems.

I will have the tablet in front of me tomorrow so let me get it at least flashing here and then I will upload a new one for you mate.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Asitaka:
Thanks for all your help!! I really like the ROM so far, it's smooth, fast and seems to really last a long long time. Just can't type right now since the keys don't work correctly.

In regard to FS karen, it's a crap on screen keyboard, but it works well with the hardware keyboard.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
Try this one mate.

If it flashes you might have to set some languages in settings. I really wont know until I can test myself.

I think this will flash now tho.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Asitaka:
Flashed and works well enough! just set the keyboard from Asus(en-us) to FSKAREN and all the hardware letters and symbols are working!

(Asus tells me to switch to their hardware layout)

Now I just need a new camera module and fix the gallery fc and I'll have resurrected my TF201.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
What's up with the camera? Is it giving you a green screen effect?

If it is that is a known hardware failure on the rear camera and will cause a gallery fc also.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Asitaka:
Yup, I know about the hardware failure and found a guide showing me how to replace the camera hardware.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jynlude:
got a few questions now that it's been a few days since re-flashing. launcher and gapps don't crash anymore and when it runs smoothly, it absolutely flies.

i guess my questions are :

1. whether battery drain is a problem, as it seems to drain a lot faster than stock. to test, i'd turn off wifi and close the lid. on stock, during an 8 hour day, the batter would drain anywhere between 3-5% total. now, it's draining between 10-15%

2. i can't seem to get it to deep sleep as it has before. i have sleep turned on after 10 mins of inactivity and to turn off wifi. when i wake it and check the battery, it turns out that the wifi stayed on. i changed my wifi settings to turn off while asleep and my display settings to sleep after 10 mins.

3. does anyone else experience sluggishness when either leaving it on (and charged) for a long time or while installing/uninstalling apps? the tablet seems to have to "catch up" shortly after installing/uninstalling apps. the catch up period would take anywhere between a minute to 5 minutes after the app is fully installed/uninstalled.

all these are nitpicky questions as real world usage is still largely an improvement over stock :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Restorer:
Wakelock Detector from Play Store will help you track down exactly which apps are stopping your device from getting to sleep :good:.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] maximebr77:
hi, I have a small problem with my androwook premium, each tablet Bootup I google+ that says "the application is stopped, what to do, thank you
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rprussell:
I am suddenly with sadness...

So this poor little woogums has been increasingly having spontaneous reboots for a few weeks now. It got to the point where it would load the desktop screen and start loading widgets, then BAM reboot.

I re-flashed the hunds data2sd kernel (for indeed, I am using data2sd), wiped cache/dalvik, and rebooted. I checked the "voltage fix for random reboots" thing, even.

Now it got through the "Android is upgrading" bit and sits forever on "Starting apps."

If I hold the power button and force it to turn off, it'll just sit at the Androwook animation indefinitely.

I've tried re-flashing the ROM as well, over itself, but since I have a boatload of apps loaded I would really rather avoid wiping data.

I'm sure it's one of the apps, I mean it's GOTTA be, but I don't know which one.

The microsd is a brand new 64g Sandisk Ultra SDXC - one of those red/gray jobbers.

Anyone else suffering a similar fate? Any thoughts? Is there a way to tell which app is causing me fits?

Thaaaaaaaaanks.:crying:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adamforeman:
Not that I can help, but I can say that I don't use the data2sd kernel and everything works fine. So perhaps, that may give you a clue as to if its an app that doesn't like being on the SD or whether the kernel is pushing it to SD and it shouldn't. I have found that any app that uses home screen widgets should not be moved to SD or usually not able to. Check apps that you have running on the home screen(s) and see if any are on the SD| card
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jynlude:
wakelock detector didn't give me much info, but i figured out it was the daydream feature that was draining the battery even though the screen was off. after turning that off, battery is draining normally!

still curious about whether people experience between 10-15 seconds of lag during install, uninstall, and update though..is this something that can be fixed with data2sd?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Subsonic44:
I had something similar happen once. Ended up reformating the ext4 partition, then re-installing. Worked fine after that. I can only guess that something corrupted the partition.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rprussell:
Well, I did end up wiping data and reinstalling 2.31.

SO, we'll see how it goes this time around.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Pirkule:
Stuck at 0,0 %!

I'm stuck at 0,0 % at the installation process. Can I just reboot and try again? Upgrade to Hairybean 2.31 (4.2.1) Bootloader & TWRP (2.5).zip went fine, I also wiped data.

Edit:

Rebooted and reinstalled. Works fine now!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] McJesus15:
Yes that's an AROMA installer issue. Reboot and retry. Should go through :thumbup:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Redeque:
Using this rom for ages now and still love it.

My dad has a tf300 wich is stock.

Since this one is based on tf300 can I just flash it with instructions in first post?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
You can flash this on the the TF300 but you cannot use Hunds kernel. Just select stock kernel or stock data2sd.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Redeque:
Thanks for your reply.

Time to get his tablet back to life.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] f.cervera:
Green screen camera

Can you point me to this guide ? Just got green screen this week end so i need to fix it.

Thanks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] philow:
I am using the same 64GB (SanDisk Ultra) But it is very unstable for me. It will run well for a couple hours or as long as I am working on the device. Then I leave it and I will end up with a SOD (Sleep of Death) When I reboot I end up in a boot loop. I have not been able to make data2sd run stable enough to make it a daily driver. It has been driving me nuts cause I want to try it out for a while to see the difference everyone talks about.

I have re-partitioned, reformatted the card and still it works for a while then back to SOD and boot loop. I do not have any issues running with Hunds or Stock Kernel with no data2sd. Just lag cause I use multi-user to separate my work accounts from my personal.

Any ideas? Which kernel are you using with data2sd?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Subsonic44:
For a long time, I used Hunds data2sd. Had a couple of close calls a couple of months ago (almost lost card on an airline when it popped out coming out of seat back pocket and a few weeks later corrupted card during a bad shutdown). Now I'm using Hunds non data2sd. Both worked well for me but I've never needed the multi user setup. Have you tried stock kernel data2sd?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] philow:
I think I have tried stock but I am old and cannot remember so I am setting up with stock now (maybe again). I was using Hunds and got the SOD last night then boot loop. So this morning I tried to just install stock data2sd but still boot looped. So I took a log cat while boot looping and saw a bunch of errors on Day Dream (Which I never use).

I formatted the ad-ext and I am now rebuilding with the stock data2sd and I turned off Day Dream. I guess I will see what happens.

Thanks for the reply.

UPDATE: I ran for about 3 hours with stock and Day Dream off so I thought I would make the switch to Hunds. Seems to be working so far about 3 more hours. Again this with Day Dream off which I never used anyway but was on by default. This is the longest I have run with Data2SD. Yeah!

UPDATE 2: Prime still running for the first time overnight with Data2SD. Beginning to think it was Day Dream causing my grief.

UPDATE 3: Last night I had a soft reboot and now I cannot reboot with Data on my MicroSD. Driving me nuts again.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] heintosz:
[MENTION=3909556]flumpster[/MENTION]

Just wanted to say thank you once again for all your hard work and this great rom!! Just donated you a beer as a small token of my apprecation.

Have some nice and relaxed holidays next week!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
Thank you very much for the beer mate and have a Merry Christmas yourself also :angel:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shaz2sxy:
Just a quick Q, how do I get blinkbox/flixter to work?

Blinkbox says my atb doesnt support widevine?