yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
The tweaks in post 2189 have already been added to all versions of 5.1.2

What else do you want adding?
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
Maybe the congestion control...:)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Narsil:
Solved the problem, thanks

Diego
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Which post am I looking for?

Lol lost in my own thread :p
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47421598&postcount=2378&nocache=1&z=1494456133805215
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
Actually, I have not post it yet..:)

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I think that sbdags fixed it in the latest release..:good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Ah option 4 was put into miniCROMi-X already. It will be included in the next CROMi-X.

:D
[Asus Transformer TF700] redheadplantguy:
somehow, i screwed up bootloader, recovery, all of it. I can still get into fastboot, but not getting anywhere with it. can someone tell me how to flash the bootloader, rom, and all back please?

when i try to flash recovery, it says cannot load blob no error
[Asus Transformer TF700] Essentrix:
Hi new to Infinity. Quick question. how do I turn off the annoying word prediction when typing on QWERTY keyboard? cheers
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Being a Unix Administrator by trade (for 20+ years now - man, I'm getting old!!), I do a lot of shell scripting to automate things. The best way to "alter" a line in some file from a script is to use the "sed" command (stream editor). Basically, sed allows you search for and modify strings "on the fly". Definitely not something that is "easy" for beginners, but it's very powerful!

You could also use other simpler, "not so elegant" methods - for example, to remove a line from a file, you could "cat" the file to be modified through "grep -v" to exclude a particular line and write the results to a new file (and then rename it). For example, if you want to remove this line from a file:

Remove me​

You could do this:

cat [filename] | grep -v ^"Remove me" > [newfile]​

and then just rename [newfile] to [filename]:

mv [newfile] [filename]​

You could also use a similar method to "change" a line by removing it with the above technique and then just add the modified line back to the file before renaming it (this would cause the modified line to be "moved" to the end of the file, however):

echo "New Remove me" >> [newfile]​

Many ways to accomplish the same thing - like I said, the cat|grep -v method is a lot easier than learning about sed and regular expressions!

Please let me know if there is anything that I can specifically help with - I love scripting!
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
I use sed in my recent ROM2SD script to modify mountpoints in the ramdisk files:

# mountpoints
for i in *.rc fstab.*; do
sed -i 's/mmcblk0p1\([^0-9]\)/mmcblk1p3\1/g' $i
sed -i 's/mmcblk0p8\([^0-9]\)/mmcblk1p2\1/g' $i
done

The only thing that makes it a bit complicated was to ensure I don't inadvertently change mmcblk0p10 to mmcblk1p30, otherwise the recipe is very simple and easy enough to understand even for beginners:

sed -i 's/mysearchstring/myreplacestring/g' myfilename

replaces ("s/" = substitute) all ("g") occurrences of mysearchstring with myreplacestring in myfilename in-place ("-i"), i.e. writes output back to the original file.

To do this in a flashable zip, again you can use one of my ROM2SD scripts as an example.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Unix is great, isn't it? I have done so much stuff with scripting in Unix that you would need to purchase an application for on Windows to get the same functionality! And the scripts can still do things that you can't do with applications on Windows - you can customize the scripts to do *exactly* what you want very easily. I'm so glad I went down the Unix path when starting my career - I just couldn't handle being a Windows admin! :)

I suppose that you *can* do some scripting in Windows, but not to the same level as you can with Unix (even if you use Cygwin or something like that). Then again, maybe you can and I just don't know it since I'm not a Windows admin! :)

I've also found that documenting procedures in unix is so much easier, as you don't need screen-shots, etc.

Sorry - getting *way* off topic here!!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Ferator:
Mysterious issue! :)

Hello,

I have a mysterious behavior to report...

I just downloaded the latest deodex 5.1.2 on the internal sdcard.

I can see the zip file in the file browser on the sdcard root.

When I reboot in recovery mode (latest version from page 1), I cannot see the file!

First time this is doing this... I rebooted 3 times and redownloaded the file in different folder but same issue.

Any idea?
[Asus Transformer TF700] JoinTheRealms:
I completely agree, i haven't had alot of exposure to unix/ linux but as soon as i understood how intuitive and how powerful its terminal could be i was hooked. but i hate to say it, windows powershell is also a very powerful tool once you get the hang of it, can tell they really want some of the linux server market;)

Sorry sdbags, next we will be discussing movie reviews:D
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Are you looking in the right place in TWRP? ;) Make sure you are going up to sdcard0 and make sure you aren't on your external storage and have switched to internal storage.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Ferator:
I am not sure to tell the truth...

I have the choice between:

1-internal storage (23153MB)

2-Micro SDcard (32MB)

Choosing the 1st one:

/sdcard

cannot see anything

I went trough all folders, can't find sdcard0...

What's happening??
[Asus Transformer TF700] dlbarron:
I'm impressed with this ROM. It took me a couple of tries to get everything just the way I wanted it but I'm there now and I really like it.

I have a simple question.

Is there a way to be informed when updates become available? I don't expect nightly releases or even monthly, but I do like to stay with the most recent releases. Should we monitor the forum or is there something built in to the ROM that will let us know? If there's not, mayb that could be considered for a future release. The code in cmupdater could probably be used as a basis.

Thanks
[Asus Transformer TF700] acraigl:
Are you looking within TWRP? If so, go back to Android and use a file manager to browse/locate/move the files to the correct location.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
Can anyone answer this question: using rom2sd 5.1.2 - it works fine on hunds kernel (not the extreme); but all of the "that's" kernel options do NOT work- they both get to my homescreen, freeze then reboot...not complaining b/c i have it working on hunds- but hunds runs a bit hot and battery drops a tad faster
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Yes I can explain it. It depends which kernel you installed on your normal internal install. So if you installed hunds on internal then hunds on rom2sd should work.

if you have hunds on internal and then elect to choose _that as rom2sd hunds kernel is still loading but is now getting mimsatched _that system files.

So try to install the same kernel on internal as you are going to use on rom2sd.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
I looked into this before but as I do bi weekly releases I just ask people to check the thread or follow me on twitter or G+ ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
Unfortunately it still reboots. Back to hunds/hunds

Yes! Thanks again!!!!

What kernel is recommended? Lastly, when running ROM on SD card do you recommend running lagfix?
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
I like the new _thatv6 as my base (just updating CROMi-X to it now) and also I think when ROM2SD you don't need to run lagfix so often.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
Thanks for the information..:good: It is a big help. I will give you a shout if anything is coming up..:) Do you still remember the 286/386 using DOS cmd? IRC using unix/linix even before we had gui interface for internet..:cool: You remind me the good old days...;)

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Thanks _that.. I look at your script already. It is a nice script. I am modifying it to replace my script on systen2sd..:)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
Me too! I can't figure out why when I use it as my "rom2sd" ready ROM (on I internal)....then on rom2sd (SD card) it still hangs then reboots. Uuuuhhhhhh
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Maybe you haven't formatted your SD card correctly?
[Asus Transformer TF700] drewski_1:
sorry, haven't had time yet :(
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
always possible...but why would it work so well with hunds?

like i said hunds off the sd card is great- just hot and chews up battery much more than that's did..i hate "not being able" to do everything too (partial problem is that i want to figure it out!)

thanks sbags again....sorry it took so long to donate- heading there now

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oh no--

just donated to sdbags at the file host site...and i think the donation went to the file tranfer site-not sd bags??

Hello jeff rubenstein,

This email confirms that you have donated $xxxx USD to Spherely LLC (support@reliablefilehost.com) using PayPal- does that go to sdbags?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Essentrix:
Hi. asked this question earlier but no reply as yet. Been on Nexus 7 and recently moved to T700. First thing I did was root and install this ROM. Very nice experience. Unfortunately when typing on keyboard while docked the word prediction is really frustrating. Can it be turned off? Also any recommendations on best kernel and governor sets with this ROM for a lag free experience? Appreciation in advance. Cheers
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Yes when you installed the ROM you need to install the Asus keyboard as well as keyboard manager. Setting Asus as the default keyboard when docked in keyboard manager will fix your problem.:)
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Unfortunately you just donated to android file host not me. :( Also my name is sbdags ;)

I am running that's off rom2sd as I type this so it definitely works, walk me through the steps you are taking and I will show you where you are going wrong.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
I am going to twrp bootloader- popping the sd card out. installing the 5.1.2 zip----clicking the prepare for rom2sd option; using the thats kernal......I then reboot system (should I not reboot here? should i instead just pop sd card in and install again to rom2sd here).

after I start rom on internal i reboot again to twrp again- pop in sd card; then do entire process again only clicking rom2sd now.

works great if use hunds/hunds

using oc that's- i get to my home screen...freezes and reboots.

side: how to i donate to you-
[Asus Transformer TF700] acraigl:
Check his signature, maybe? ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
im on tapatalk.....dont see any sigs...try the web xda..thx
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
[MENTION=972963]jtrosky[/MENTION] - thanks for the reminder. I learned about sed a while back, but the Comp Sci classes I was in focused more on awk. I should never have forgotten.....

[MENTION=4878287]_that[/MENTION] - thaks for the head sup, as well as mentioning the installer script from an installer - I actually thought of that last night in talking with LMK b/c I was real big on analyzing the installer scripts for the leaked BIONIC JB builds, in part to prove a certain person wrong, but as I started figuring out what they were doing, I kept at it jsut to see what all it could and could not do....

And, yes, luckily, I have all of the leaked builds still at my disposal :D

I realize that that is for a different device, and not all will be fully applicable to our tabs, so I welcome your offer to peruse one of your scripts as well. :D

[MENTION=972963]jtrosky[/MENTION] yes, *nix is* great. Never having achieved the level of your expertise (and perhaps never will), I nonetheless played around with it a lot back in the turn of the century, FC2 /3 or FC 3 /4 (I always forget). With M$ now doing away with their old TechNet program, I refuse to pay retail for Win 8, and thus I will most likely make the foray into *nix again as early as the new year.

Plus, I might6 have a job lined up that will require for me to polish off those non-existent skills....

Look right underneath his user name in any post - he has a donation link.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Yes it should work that way. You can do it without the reboot. Which bootloader are you on?

email is sbdags@gmail.com
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
I'm on the latest one at the start of this thread. Just tried it again with SD card in entire time.

Installed internal ROM with rom2sd comparability mode; then immediately did the rom2sd install...with that's

Boots to home screen then starts doing boot loop.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Essentrix:
Brilliant mate. Appreciate the help. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
OK try this. Flash my cromi-mount2sd zip so that twrp sees the /data partition on the card. Then format data in the wipoe menu.

Power off and go back into twrp, and flash the rom2sd that version again.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Essentrix:
Hi sbdags

Your suggestion for my keyboard worked perfectly to remove the word prediction. Only prob now is when I long press back key to kill foreground app, it kills Asus keyboard not app. Anyway to adjust this mate?

Really nice ROM mate. 2 more questions as my experience to date has been on Nexus 7 and Galaxy S2. are there any plans to produce a 4.3 or are you going directly to 4.4? also thoughts on kernel gov/IO for this ROM. I'm not a gamer but like a smooth fast transition experience with decent battery.

cheers
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Quiet impressive to see the spread in expertise among the the people on this thread over the last few pages. Impressive too how well everybody gets along! Love it! :Good:

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Long pressing back kills the last app used AFAIK. So maybe use something else after using Asus keyboard and try again.

Kernels are pretty much personal preference and it also seems to matter a lot how each user's setup and usage patterns are.

_that's kernels are very stable and smooth, Hund's kernels are faster but also consume more battery and can run a little hot.

Just give them a try. In post 2 sbdags has a kernel installer that makes switching between them easy and safe.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
where can i find this mount2sd zip...srry

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found it i think in the cromini area (cromix-mnt2sd)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Essentrix:
Appreciate the feedback. Have downloaded the kernel installer. Am I correct in assuming the kernel changes are done through recovery?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Ferator:
I finally solved the issue and it might be useful in case someone runs into the same issue.

In the tablet, i have a microsd which i am using for data2sd.

As I said copying the file with file manager on the root internal sd card, i was unable to see it once in twrp.

Then I removed the microsd and rebooted.

Browsing with file manager i was able to see files I was not seeing previously.

Copied again the zip file on the root internal sd.

Switched off.

Put back the microsd.

Rebooted in twrp and then finally was able to see the zip file and flash.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Yes in the same way as flashing the ROM. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Ah sounds you confused the way twrp sees thing vs the kernel for data2sd ;)

Twrp does not understand your /data partition moved from internal SD to external SDwithout flashing the mmntdata2sd.zip file which repoints it.

Also note that once in android on data2sd your original /data is now referenced as /datai and your internal SD which used to be /sdcard is now named sdcardi which represents /datai/media

Your ROM now sees the external SD card for /data and /sdcard

Does that make sense? What it means is that if you are backing up or restoring specifically for a data2sd setup you should flash the mntdata2sd.zip first.

Link below:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33431956&postcount=2
[Asus Transformer TF700] NeoCream:
Question: I'm running a 5.0.x build of CROMi-X and would like to upgrade to the latest one 5.1.2 (btw. is 5.1.3 comming out any soon that will fix all the wifi-issues?).

Anyway, is it adivsed to make a factory reset before installing 5.1.2? And what about all those data2sd and ROM2SD? Do I need to activate it if I just want to have a simple ODEX 5.1.2 installation and I am not interested in multi-boot? Do i get any performance or battery improvement by enabling rom2sd? I guess data2sd still comes with all that hassle like in the past?
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
5.2 will be out later today with the wifi fixes (as well as other bug fixes). So hold on but yes you can flash it straight over with no issues. If you do face anything then you can always go back and consider a wipe.

It will default to a normal installation so you don't need to worry about data2sd/rom2sd/cache2sd as those are only for advanced users ;)

I'll post the changelog in a minute but it is mainly a bug fix release. I have one last bug to fix which is enabling the google keyboard to be the default instead of voice if no Asus Keyboard is installed ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Here is the changelog for 5.2. Note I have decided to jump to 5.2 as I don't like the sound of 5.1.3 ;) Too many odd numbers! :cyclops:

This will mainly be a bug fix release, consolidating all the little fixes that have been found in the last few pages of this thread. Thanks to everyone for their help! :good:

I have one last bug to look at which is when doing a clean install and not choosing the Asus Keyboard the ROM chooses voice input as the default.

Now this maybe related to the fact that Google don't like their keyboard being installed to /system/app as it force closes when an update is available but I think the Asus firmware is looking for a keyboard in the system.

So I have a few choices:

1. Try and find the smali code which chooses the default keyboard. Unlikely to happen without [MENTION=2675647]elesbb[/MENTION]'s help

2. Put the original Google keyboard from Asus back in which is a bit redundant as you'll get a store update as soon as you connect to WiFi and the store

3. Port the cyanogen keyboard and drop Google's. CM keyboard has a very nice layout

4. Put the Asus keyboard back in by default which also stops the issue of people losing their dock language layouts.

Favouring number 4 right now.

Changelog

o	Fixed the missing Settings Status which was causing force closes

o	Fixed WiFi slowing down after sleep issues - thanks LMK

o	Fixed missing keyboard permissions

o	Updated and downsized the Stock Bootanimation to the new TF700T JB4.3 Asus Stock

o	Updated _thatv5 kernel to newer _thatv6 rebased to 10.6.1.14.10 and 4.3 compatibility

o	Updated CleanTweaks interactive governor control to go max a little earlier

o	Updated Google Play Services to latest version

o	Upated SuperUser and SU binary to version 1.69

o	Moved libereader.so to Asus Reader option

o	Moved FaceLock to be an option in the installer
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Still one important item missing:

o Added Terminal app

:)
[Asus Transformer TF700] workdowg:
NOOB time... Is this also how I CAN get suggestions with the keyboard dock attached? :D

BTW... KM says it requires a key? Paid app?
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
What requires a key? Yes I think you can somehow work it to pop up suggestions....
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
From the play store :p :)

Seeing as you contribute so much to this community I will add it as an optional install ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] workdowg:
KM Launcher
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
It didn't used to. There are some options that require a key like individual keyboards for each app, but the generic setup a keyboard for landscape, portrait and docked are all free. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Thanks for making it *optional*! I for one, use "Better Terminal Emulator" and wouldn't want another terminal app installed by default! Really, I don't see the need to install it all - why "force" a particular app on someone - especially one that most people will never even use (most folks want nothing to do with the command-line!).
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
Looking forward to 5.2 release. For rom2sd recommend odex or deodex.?

Tried the mount2sd.zip and erase SD and still can only use hunds/hunds. Maybe new zip ROM will fix it. Hahah
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
I still don't quite get why it doesn't work for you. I have tested odex and deodex and both work fine.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
It must be the partition of the SD card. Should I try to redo it? Once you set up the partition can you do it again?
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Yes use my GParted guide - I'll post it again
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
Ok. Thx for reposting
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
CROMi-X 5.2 ODEX/DEODEX Released!

CHANGE LOG

Please be aware that if you are using cromi control with fsync disabled it can potentially cause bootloops as it immediately reboots before data has been written. Either a) enable fsync or b) reboot using the APM options in the power menu rather than the apply and reboot of cromi control. elesbb is aware and looking at changing it

Enjoy! :cool:
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jeffruby:
gparted guide

i remember seeing it...and im searching but i cant find it...srry sbdag
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Because a terminal is an essential part of an operating system for a computer. Even Windows and Mac OS ship with one by default. Why "force" busybox on everyone? Or adbd?

Any device without shell access is not a computer, it's an appliance. And everyone who really wants to have nothing to do with the command line should IMHO not be on "XDA Developers" and flash custom ROMs, they should probably use stock ROMs and iDevices.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Most users shouldn't need to go near a terminal though, hence why you have the option of downloading one off the play store. Also you have a terminal in TWRP that can help when issues arise as a terminal in android is not much use once you are bootlooping.

Anyway it is included as an option now ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47360812&postcount=2300 :D

I'll add it to post 2 now :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
All OS has the advantages and disadvantages. iDevice is a closed system to prevent anyone trying to tinker around with the OS...:) Have you tried to alter the iOS? It is a challenge to hack their system...:) I have been playing with it for a while and getting bore with it...:victory: Yes indeed, I own a few iDevices...;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] ntunix:
I'm having bootloops on the latest v5.2 odex... I first thought I would be fine after a clean install since the first bootloops happened after a dirty install, but even after a data format the rom keeps rebooting. I have selected that's kernel v4, will try v6 now to see it thats the issue here. Also, I had signature verification on and it passed so not sure what's going on here...
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Capture a logcat over adb whilst it is bootlooping and we can aid you.

In a dos box on your PC whilst connected to the PC and in the same folder as your adb files type:

adb logcat -d > aFileName.txt

Then open the aFileName.txt and post it here.

Did you wipe data or format data - the two are different?
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
That is exactly my point: iDevices were never made for hacking and modding - they are appliances with a strictly defined purpose, and I'd never expect them to come with a terminal app.

CROMi-X on the other hand is a product for users who want lots of options and tweaks, released on a mobile developers and modders website. Here, the ability to communicate directly with the system using words and not only gestures is an essential feature. Remember, only with words you can order things that are not on the menu. :)