yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] michaelg1030:
I got the moko ultra slim and while it does add minimal bulk, it would be nice if they could just make the piece that attached to the back adhesive like the skins are. I'm thinking I may buy another one and try and hack it to achieve this.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] pheonix991:
I have the not waking up a smart cover issue only if I have an app like kindle open in I close the cover. If there is no app active, I have no issue. Maybe that is actually everyone's issue?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] jrwingate6:
Smart covers are overrated. Just press the damn button and if you don't feel like pressing the button when you close your case then just wait the 30 seconds to a minute it takes your screen to timeout.

If I purchased the Poetic Ultra Slim, I would remove the magnet!
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] philburkhardt:
I don't really care about the magnet either. Don't even plan on getting a case, except maybe a rugged type with screen protection built in. For taking it on hikes and what not. But day to day I just use a sleeve from point a to point b. I use a kernel with sweep to wake, and have my lock screen disabled. So, I just throw it on a table or desk and don't ever really have to pick it up or use a hardware button.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] pheonix991:
I'll call you on that. I bet you would get used to it and keep it in.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] waflsk8s:
Let us know if you get it to work! I too want something that only covers the front as I don't need anything for the back. The Nexus 7 is so slim I don't want to add something that more than triple's the thickness by adding something to the front and the back... I mainly need something for the front so the screen [protector] doesn't get junked up when I put it in a backpack/bag/coat pocket.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] finalhit:
That's irrational

Spelling errors courtesy of my phone
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] greentaloy:
How about this one ?

http://www.newnexus7case.com/color-...-case-for-new-nexus-7-2nd-black/#!prettyPhoto
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] browy:
My tablet was running fine, I was chatting with my friend using the facebook app, suddently everything froze up, so I pressed and hold the power button to force re-start the tablet but got into boot loop instead. I then went to recovery mode, and here comes what I find really weird. I can't do anything in recovery mode. Try to wipe data, the tablet gets stuck and restarts itself. Try to wipe dalvik cache, same thing happens. Try to restore a nandroid backup, get stuck at restoring data. Now the tablet is still in bootloop, and stuck at the CyanogenMod boot logo. Yeah, it just freezes there for about 5 minutes then reboots itself. I'm not new to CWM recovery, I've flashed hundreds of Roms in my life but never seen anything like this. It seems to me this is hardware related, I don't know. Has anyone here faced this issue before? Any idea how to fix it? Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tys0n:
Have you tried download mode?

Try to recover it in Odin. If it fails to flash i'm pretty sure you have a bad nand.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcluskyisms:
Hi!

I recently updated my ROM to the Paranoid Android 3.98, I did a full wipe, flashed the ROM, latest Gapps (with TWRP) and ever since the tablet has been become really laggy on opening apps or doing anything. I realised something was wrong straight after I booted it up by how long it was taking to connect to the WIFI etc.

Anyway, its hanging a lot on the unlock screen and sometimes I get a "Process System is not Responding" prompt. I've tried going back into recovery and clearing the caches/data again and its still hanging. Ive also tried using CWM recovery to wipe the tablet, flash the ROM/Gapps etc and its still really slow. Lastly, I just tried a factory reset from the settings menu and again, its still the same!

Any ideas on whats up with it and how to sort it out? I was thinking about unrooting it back to stock although I think the problem will still probably happen. I came from the PA 3.95 build and did a clean flash.

Cheers!

Chris
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcluskyisms:
I think I have fixed it by following a post by Chasmodo on how to do a super-clean install.

1) I booted into recovery.

2) Did the three wipes (Data, Cache, Dalvik) several times over.

3) Went to Mount & Storage and formatted both system & cache*.

4) Flashed PA 3.98 & latest PA-Gapps.

5) Wiped both caches again and rebooted.

As soon as connecting WIFI, signing into Google I could tell it was running a lot faster again and now the lag on the unlock screen & opening apps seems to have stopped, also haven't had the "System Process isn't Responding since."

*Chasmodos version of the super-clean install didn't say to format the cache as well although I had tried just formatting the system and it didn't fix the issue. So I thought I'd try the same process with a cache format as well and now all issues seem to have been rectified.

Cheers

Chris
[Galaxy Note II General] Justinhopaolo:
any OF you guys who have thisversion?

How did you root your note 2?

the toolkit doesn't support this version
[Galaxy Note II General] yahyoh:
CF auto root :good:
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
Root any version, here is detail guide

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31801060&postcount=2
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
All the points discussed in that thread. Recommended to read post #3 and 4 too.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RyuzakiTA:
Hi, my i9300 went for 3 or 4 second in sea water, because of a wave. I have cleaned everything inside and everything is working. But i have a problem to the usb port. The phone, i think, is stuck in mhl mode, and it doesn't go in deep sleep. In BBS i have a mhl_wake_lock that never stops. Also, i can't connect my phone to the pc using the usb cable, it only charges. Now, i saw on internet that i'm not the only one having this problem, and so i don't think it is caused by some water damage. But, btw, is there a way to disable mhl? Maybe by making it unsupported by rom or kernel...help me please! :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xpmode:
Use an AOSP ROM. They don't support MHL out off the box if my information is not outdated.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leech4:
Hello

I think MHL is detected by the phone when some contact between USB pins is done using a resistor, in your case the salty water of the sea may have done this junction, even after drying

I suggest you try cleaning the usb port (outside and if possible inside) using distilled water - the same used to add in car batteries - with a little syringe. It is almost safe but you should remove battery before and not put it back until all water is clean. Good luck
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RyuzakiTA:
[MENTION=4814581]xpmode[/MENTION], i have already tried an aosp (paranoid and temasek, but wavelock is still present and usb not working :( )

[MENTION=260774]leech[/MENTION] i also think that maybe it's salt fault , but please can you explain better what should I do? Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leech4:
As I said, start by removing the battery. Then using a small syringe filled with distilled water (be careful not confusing with acidified water -also used in batteries- as the first is isolant while second is corrosive) try to fill up the connector while the phone is slightly inclined so that the water can fill it. Once done try blowing air into the connector to remove water. Repeat this many times (10 or more, the more you do the more you have chance to dissolve and dilute salt)

Once finished, let the phone dry for at least one day and try it. In all cases, even if water is not completely gone there should not be a harm as it is not conductive. Good luck

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300 avec Tapatalk

---------- Post added at 03:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:11 PM ----------

I forgot to say that if you can access the usb connector interior side by opening your phone, it could be a good idea to do the same by this side taking care to not put too much water while proceeding

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akeshnet:
I have same problem with my note 2 n7100

MHL keeps awake all time

I have installed several rom but not solved.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] depechemodegurl:
I received a software update to my tab today, does anyone know what the update included? Looks like possibly a new kernal dated 8/19. The build number is JDQ39.T310UEUAMH2 still 4.2.2.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FiliBrushedRed:
4.2.2??? Didnt you mean 4.1.2? Which country is ur tab?
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] depechemodegurl:
My tab has been on 4.2.2 since i bought it on release day. Its a U.S tab..
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gr8nole:
The 7 in is the only version that came with 4.1.2.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hurrycanejohn:
While the update was downloading, I think there was a mention of app updates and performance enhancements. My Tab 3 8 seems a little faster since the update, but it could just be my imagination. :)

Definitely a new build.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] osokin:
For what it's worth, this new kernel has almost bricked my Galaxy Tab 3 8.

Yes, that was this Mon Aug 19 08:55:20 KST 2013 Kernel 3.0.31-1422334

Build numberJDQ39.T310UEUAMH2 that I was stupid enough to install as

a scheduled 90 MB update yesterday, Aug 27.

Now the device spends half of its time in a state where it is extremely unresponsive

and every click requires multiple taps; even the capacitive back and menu buttons

won't light on the first try. Fortunately it feels normal as I'm typing this, but

I know that it might be only temporary - oh, and before you ask, factory reset

did not help. All this brick-on-brick-on stuff persisted even after doing the

volume-home-power factory reset and wipeout dance.

Mind you, the device was never rooted and had just a few apps installed, and

this slow response is present even when they are not running, in the home screen.

Even killing most of the apps and system tasks does not help. So either they

somehow screwed up the input subsystem and drivers, or there is something

very CPU intense running in the background in this new kernel from time to

time.

Do you experience anything like this? Samsung chat help was wortless; of course

they had no clue about all that, and their only idea was the factory reset,

which did not quite work out, since the kernel version stayed the same after

that. Not sure if this all affects the battery life yet - it's been too early, but if

it does, it would be hinting at some tight loop in the kernel and not the drivers

issue.

I wonder, if it's just my device or it is more widespread? Right now I'm trying

to find some shop that would really reflash the device back to factory image,

or, barring that, just returning the Tab and getting the new one. Let's see if

the searches for that build number will bring more people here; at the moment

it is a pretty unique search term on the web, with just a couple of sites,

the second one being the Samsung updates.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phantomjerky:
This update has messed up my tablet, too. It is very unresponsive. I don't know what to do.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dollaz151:
update

YEAH shut off auto update ford your tab or tabs:laugh:
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] osokin:
Good advice - thanks. But a bit late :)

Stupid mistake, really. I thought that I did - but that was for apps, not kernel.

By the way, just got off the phone with Samsung. Bottom line is, they don't

reflash devices back to factory images. In fact, their service center does

not even *have* a factory image. They install whatever is the latest load of

junk that Samsung gives them - and in my case it is probably going to be

exactly the problem image that I already have. (Sigh.) I cannot believe these

guys are still in busuness with that approach to customer service.

Anyway, the choice is between finding some underground shop and hoping

that they have a proper OS image and returning the device to Amazon before

its warranty is voided by reimaging. Oh well. If it is a proper original factory

image, it should not void the warranty in any case, right?

Anyone knows what is the factory image build number for US version of

Galaxy Tab 3 8.0, anyway? I was not smart enough to write it down before

the update.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cfendrick:
I have the US version tab3 8.0 and I am rooted. Thankfully rooting actually blocks you from getting OTA updates from Samsung it will specifically tell you that you cannot update because you are on a custom firmware.

Probably happens on other tab3 devices that are rooted...
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkLI88:
No problems for me I installed the update and notice no difference my Tab 3 8 is as responsive as it always was.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lyall29:
You should go to sammobile.com, and click on firmwares, there will be drop down menus to find your device. The firmware for the UK would be a good choice to flash, you have to use odin.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hurrycanejohn:
Sorry to hear about all the problems you guys are having with the update. It's strange because I installed the same update and I've had no problem at all on Tab 3 8.0.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] osokin:
Okay, for anyone who's still following this saga, I did find the reflashing shop and here is

what the guy says: he cannot return the device to its original factory kernel state. This

requires the device hardware key that he does not have, so what he can do, he can only

root it and reflash it with what he thinks is the best approximation of the factory kernel.

However, it won't be the exact match - to begin with, the bootloader will be different,

and in his experience, native Samsung images tend to work faster and have better

performance than these approximations. They have better radio perfirmance, etc, etc,

etc. After his work, the device will be left with something fairly close to the good factory

image, but not quite - and since I already had something that was 'not quite' good in a

similar sense, then what was the point.

His normal advice would be to wait a bit before reflashing, maybe it would become better -

but since my return window had just a few days left, he suggested returning the ruined

device while it was still possible and getting a new one instead. Which is exactly what

I did.

There was a suggestion to use sammobile.com on the parallel thread, but it listed

the same bad T310UEUAMH2 as the factory image for Cellular south (XAR) - which

was exactly the latest updated image that I was having problems with - and after

spending the whole day on this investigation, I was not in the mood to try the UK

image suggested by lyall29 above. For the curious among us, here is the OS version

installed on the tablet that I just got from the store just a few miles away from Android

Central in Mountain View, California:

Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 SM-T310

Android version 4.2.2

Kernel 3.0.31-787812

se.infra@SEP82 #1

Tue Jun 4 09:45:09 KST 2013

Build number JDQ39.T310UEUAMF2

What a difference one letter H instead of F can make... :)
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lyall29:
[MENTION=5414769]osokin[/MENTION]...You made the best choice by returning it for a new one. Now the only problem with this tablet is, when we flash a custom recovery and root, there is now way to get back. Sure you can flash the stock recovery and unroot, but the status of the tablet is still custom. Therefore we can never get updates again, unless Chainfire supports the tab 3 with his triangle away tool. I have a jig but it did not work, maybe the jig is bad. Hopefully we can get a custom rom sometime soon. I tried but I can't do it. Oh well, no updates at all for those of us who are rooted.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] mouse:
need help, after i soft reset my mini, the bluetooth icon in right hand bottom of the screen is lost, i cannot get it back. however, data transfering between pc and mini still work. bluetooth headset work as well, but the icon is just not there. can anyone help me to restore back? thanks
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] latts:
Had a similar problem but sorry I can't remember how and why. I think it was after I installed some 3rd party software.

One I upgraded to 1.12.00 the icon is back and fine
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] JeRoMe_aKa_JaY:
and if you make a second soft reset?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] HBK:
I had the same problem. The bluetooth icon came and went from reset to reset. Changing ROM version didn't make any difference.

At one time I noticed that after a hard reset, the icon was always back. But after installing a few programs, the on/off thing came back. I finally nailed it down to being the Paragon Language Extender causing my problems, so I stopped installing that.

I have been without the extender for more than a month now, and I haven't had a single BT icon problem during that period.

If you don't use that program, you must have a problem with another bad program. You will need to hard reset your device and then install your programs one by one, preferably over several days, to notice when the problem comes back.

Good luck!
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] hamsup1o:
from what I understand, the BT icon will timeout and not load if you have startup programs or today plugins that take a lot of time to load. Some examples are SBSH PocketBreeze or SPB PocketPlus. You can do a search in these forums to find a program called NoPluginsToday. I forgot the details of the program and installation but it works like a charm for me. I've been using it for months and my BT icon loads everytime. :)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] latts:
No it wasn't pocketplus as I have that installed now I think it was another battery status plug-in I had installed that caused the problem. The one that places a battery level icon under the time in the top right corner.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] mouse:
guys, thanks for all your reply, i have already solve it, the battery pack is the problem, i got this answer from other forum and i unistalled it as what the guy teach me, it work, hope this will help others who is using battery pack and lost their BT icon, try to uninstalled it.
[LG Optimus G Pro] D0m0thed0n:
Hello,

I made the mistake of starting the update At&T had put out for the LG optimus g pro today and now I can't get passed CWM Recovery screen. IT won't connect to the computer even though I have the drivers installed. How would I flash back the original rom or even putting a new one on there?
[LG Optimus G Pro] riz157:
Have you tried hard reset?
[LG Optimus G Pro] D0m0thed0n:
By hard reset do you mean factory reset?? If so then yes. If not, then No.
[LG Optimus G Pro] D0m0thed0n:
Right now I am having trouble getting device manager to recognize my device
[LG Optimus G Pro] hwooei:
Try this to flash stock rom back...working for me

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2420219
[LG Optimus G Pro] riz157:
Using hardware buttons the try to reboot or download mode.
[LG Optimus G Pro] nwdrifter:
Restore using the AT&T Factory TOT. I had the same issue with TWRP. Please review my thread as it will give some insight on how I recovered. As long as you can see the LG boot screen then you are safe.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ivn888:
Google Nexus 7 JB 4.3 JWR66Y Stock

Rooted, Deodexed, Busybox

Asus Nexus 7 wi-fi (Grouper)

ROM Download​

cooked with dsixda's Android Kitchen​

INSTALLATION

1) Full Wipe ( Wipe Data/FactoryReset + Wipe Cache Partiton)

2) /Mount and Storage:

- Format System

- Format Data

- Format Cache

3) /advanced

- Wipe Dalvik cache

4) INSTALL ROM

5) REBOOT

Update SuperSU flashing this:

http://download.chainfire.eu/350/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.60.zip​

!!IMPORTANT!!!

Follow this link if you want ODEX JWR66Y!! Credits: lparcshinoda ​

!!IMPORTANT!!!

Many thanks to enricocid. Please, thank him because he helped me to do this work

​

If someone would help to provide mirrors for this ROM, we will very happy ;)

If you like my work don't Forget To Hit Thanks, five star :good: or offer me a beer :P :good:

​

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ADDONS + GUIDES​

Tablet UI

Stock Google Kernel

Advanced Power Menu

How to add custom text to Status bar

Oppo style lockrings

Flash player

Proposes...suggest me something!!! ​
[Nexus 7 Android Development] EnricoD:
Changelog

Changelog:

[SIZE="4"][COLOR="RoyalBlue"]JWR66Y release[/COLOR][/SIZE]

- Built from official 4.3 JWR66Y Grouper factory image;

- Cooked with

Android Kitchen, v0.224 (June 16, 2013)

;

- 100% Deodex

- Added BusyBox;

- Added /etc/init.d scripts support (busybox run-parts);

- Added Root permissions;

Rooted with latest SuperSU 1.51!!!;

- Zipalign all *.apk files to optimize RAM usage;
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ivn888:
[mod] tabletui [mod]

Tablet UI for Stock 4.3 deodexed JWR66Y Grouper - 26/08/2013

>>CLICK HERE!!!<<​

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2421444
[Nexus 7 Android Development] jumperalex:
Well no one else seems to have installed or at least be commenting so I will ...

Thank you very much for pushing this out. Dirty flashed over someone else's stock rooted deodexed version (can't remember who's, maybe scrosler's) and all seems to be working right.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] LordLugard:
Thanks for this as well. Just flashed over stock rooted JWR66V and all is playing well so far. Thanks.

*An Aside*

Played with your Tablet UI mod and for some reason it didn't play well. Widgets were overlapping homescreens and so forth, so i reverted back. Kudos, anyway.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] orlzzt:
Many thanks for this? Sorry for stupidity; where is D/L Link?:fingers-crossed:
[Nexus 7 Android Development] animatrix999:
click the pic for the download link.:good:

an where is d MD5 checksum?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] iamelton:
thx for the work.. shall give this rom a try..

and the MD5 checksum from my downloaded file is: 91B268AF3F75D258A34F4FC1AE9BE7A1

[edit]

works smoothly.. no problem found..
[Nexus 7 Android Development] maxq1:
@ OP

how's this different from your ASR, bro? btw, thanks for your work on the tab UI, though I haven't tried it yet (i'm at work...damn)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] lparcshinoda:
Could you please upload an ODEX version? Thanks in advance :good:
[Nexus 7 Android Development] EnricoD:
This is Stock rooted JWR66Y without any modification... :)

Yes... We will upload odex next days.. ;)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] AcuraKidd:
quick question, im interested in a stock rom like this, but also want to have the original Browser as well as Flash. Does it work on this rom?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] ivn888:
Stock browser:

http://d-h.st/JUn

sure... it works!

:)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] AcuraKidd:
with flash without crashing?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] EnricoD:
Yeah.. just flash in recovery... :)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] bonzer2u:
Yah I just did with the same results....crash......DOH

FYI, standard UCBrowser, not for tablets works with this release....
[Nexus 7 Android Development] EnricoD:
http://d-h.st/zD9

Ahhh... strange... this is the brower provided with asr rom, deodexed, same base and works...

only difference is that we deleted Chrome.apk from System/app

Maybe, before flashing it, just delete Chrome.apk from app folder

reboot cwm.. flash my zip, then wipe cache & dalvik cache... reboot
[Nexus 7 Android Development] bonzer2u:
I will give it a try, thx...
[Nexus 7 Android Development] syphix:
Firefox for Android also supports Flash.