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[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] adit9989:
I have a bunch of different standard cables from eBay (different lengths), even the colorful ones. All work without problems. It's a digital cable ( 2 data and 2 power lines). if it's not broken or shorted any cable should work. Of course if you approach the maximum length (5m -15 ft) of usb and the cable is not up to the specs it may start failing but for 1-3 m should not have problems with any cable. If we speak about the power adapter (not cable) it's another story. There are many variants and not all provide the specified power, but if the specs are correct the 2A and 3A ones should work. Car adapters , an even more different story. I'm not using my Nexus 7-2 in car (have a build in Android navi now), but I used the first gen Nexus 7, and I tried 3 different adapters until I found one which provided enough power to charge the tablet with GPS and navi on (most will let the tablet slowly discharge). I think this model require less power so maybe even some which did not work will work now.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] bolo808:
I did two tests both using the Asus power adapter that came with the device and these are the specs for it from the Asus website:

Output:5.2V 1.35A/7W for other USB device

Input:100-240V AC, 50/60Hz universal

I attached two pictures using battery monitor widget. Just adding in too my n7 is unlocked and rooted but completely stock other than that. The first picture is with the Asus USB cable that came with the device and the second picture is with my 6ft premium cable from monoprice. Sorry if this isn't what you were asking for.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] euklid:
yeah was looking for the mA delivered to device...have you noticed any difference in how long it takes to fully charge the n7? I know there's tons of cables just looking for one with comparable performance to stock one.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] bolo808:
I haven't actually been able to test the time it takes to fully charge since I usually charge it overnight but I'll try to run some tests and time how long it takes with the different cables and I'll post my findings. From what I've seen so far from using it, I haven't noticed any difference with charge time between the stock cable and the monoprice one With my experience using it to charge my droid razr (xt912) definitely no difference with charge time compared to the stock motorola usb cable. I'm sure with the n7 it's totally fine.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] eze87:
Hi (sorry for my english ) i am writing this thread for the people who dont know how to share internet connection from the pc to our device through usb , make sure you have all drivers installed and "usb debugging " on . here is the original thread where you can find the apk for the device and the program for your pc , thanks.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1371345
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Chifte:
Hello,

I have a Note 2 with a charging issue for a month now, it charges extremely slowly and halts around 60%. if I start at 5%, it takes 18 hours to hit 35-45%, an entire weekend turned off to hit 60%. So what I've been doing is hauling around 3 different batteries all with 20%-50% to last the day.

I've bought a new OEM Samsung 2A charger + cable, no change.

I've tried chargers and USB cords other than my OEM, no change.

The battery current app on my phone claims a 1698-1800

I have 3 different batteries, the 9300, 6200 and 3100 all with the exact same result so I don't have 3 batteries kicking the bucket at the same time.

I have already factory reset twice.

Heck I tried a different outlet!

I've tried plugging the USB directly into my PC for giggles and no luck.

A strange thing I'm noticing is after I factory reset my Android system and display use within a few % battery of each other, this is shown on GSAM and stock android battery monitors. This is strange as usually display outright consumes the most battery by far. I found this sudden change in Android system usage odd and even more odd that factory reset doesn't fix it.

I'm at a loss as to what to do, I'm avoiding warranty service as the last time I needed Samsung service it was a huge hassle.

Thanks for any suggestions.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] RomsWell:
I would odin back to stock and do a factory reset. I know some people had charging issues prolly kernel related. But run stock for a day and if all is well come back to the mod world.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] BoostedB18C:
I had issues with charging. Odin to stock didn't help. Figured out it was the usb charging port was damaged. Samsung has had issues on a few models with the port coming loose.

Call verizon, have them send you a warranty replacement, odin back to stock, use casual on replacement :D

When you do a factory reset android system will be high until it settles after a day or so. It's completely normal.

Sent From My Sticky Note, Too?
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] jochenh:
Hey!

There has been a change for the new saucy releases:

wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting

So it seems like just few of the ports are working at the moment! :( Help is needed to port the new images again.

I ask myself if i'm able to make a new port for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (3110). How difficult is it? :confused:

Greetings,

jochenh
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] raafett:
Hi everybody,

I have a T989D and i used to install very week a new ROM and try to test what is the best for me :D

but now i have many files and system files that i can't use them and they become junk files that i tried to delete them using many tools but it won't work.

is there any possibility to cleab up the system and have the phone as i bought it the first time?

thanks in advance,
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] krazierokz:
what you want to do is back up everything you want from your internal card to a PCor you can use your external card if big enough, when you have everything you want moved over goto settings>storage> you want to format your internal card when that's all said and done move back the stuff from PC as you need or want it
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] BCB:
Anybody else see this message? After upgrading to WM5 I get the message on the phone:

Unknown SIM status.

Only emergency calls.....

To test I put the SIM card in my MPx200 and it works fine so that card should be good.

Any ideas?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] BCB:
Got it figured out. I did the upgrade without the sim card in the device. So, extensive reading helped me come up with the idea of hard reset the device to get to the screen where it ask about kitl, etc. At this point I soft reset the device since I didn't want to loose the data I already had on the device.

Now the sim card is recognized.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] pezza123:
This is a looong time after your post, but I wanted to thank you for posting the solution. You just saved me a lot of hair, thank you. :)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] wince:
hello

two year ihave this problem (nogsm and error 114radio stackkk) and NO SOLUTION FOR ME :(

my two 9090 is good pda !!! finish gsm possibilities
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Exsycho:
My Orange SPV M2000 too :(((((((
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erraticeel:
I am a noob at this so please bear with me. I have downloaded and installed Jellytime 4.2.2 (what i currently have) and CM10.1 for HTC Ace. My wifi region codes keep resetting itself to Europe. I go in under wifi>advanced and change it to United States, but as soon as i go to turn on the Wifi it does not work. i check the setting and it is back to Europe :confused:. Am i missing something? Thanks for all the help.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcdona922:
Hi Guys

Aplogies if this has been answered anywhere before.

I recently installed the latest version of HonamiX Essentials ROM which comes with the latest version of TWRP Recovery.

I've noticed that when I boot into recovery it seems to show completely different battery levels and system time.

Not a major issue I know, however upon rebooting back to the system the battery levels shown in TWRP seem to override the levels previously shown in the system.

For example I had 26% battery remaining and booted into TWRP to flash a mod. TWRP showed the battery level as 55%. Upon re-booting to the system I then supposedly had 54% battery remaining.

Obviously the latter is incorrect?? :confused:

This proved true as the phone shut down an hours or so later due to the battery being too low, although it still supposedly had 16% remaining?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JananLoh:
Hi everyone,

I'm really desperate for any information that can help me. Please be kind here...I haven't done anything techy stuff like this before.

Here's the situation.

My phone was rooted with supersu since I got it (my colleague helped to do it), but due to an issue with my international roaming, I decided after 1 year to try and unroot and upgrade from 4.1.1 to 4.2/3

However, upon unrooting, i found that I could not upgrade due to the count and decided that I had to try and root it again to use triangle away.

Here is where it gets FUBAR.

I ran Odin and flashed the following:

I9305_CWM_Recovery.tar.md5

Samsung-Updates.com-KERNEL-GT-I9305-SIN-I9305XXBMB2-1359977044

My phone was still working then, but I wasn't too sure how to install the binary until many tries later ...

But somehow because I didn't know how to install the binary, I ran the "Auto Root": CF-Auto-Root-t03g-t03gxx-gtn7100.tar.md5

After which, my screen flashed blue ...

When it wouldn't boot up, I flashed:Samsung-Updates.com-KERNEL-GT-I9305-SIN-I9305XXBMB2-1359977044

And did a factory reset.

The hard and soft buttons are working, but the touch screen is dead. Thinking it was a OS issue, I flashed the stock rom: I9305XXALI9_I9305OLBALI8_I9305DXALI7_HOME.tar.md5 1.2Gb file

And right now, no change. Hard and Soft buttons working, touch screen is dead....

Anybody?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Please read forum rules before posting

Questions and Help issues go in Q&A and Help section

Thread moved

Thank you for your cooperation

Friendly Neighborhood Moderator

As long as something is working it is not bricked. A brick means completely dead, like a brick. Perhaps the ribbon cable came loose from the touchscreen.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
This is the Sprint US variant S3 section. From everything you posted you have an International model. You are in the wrong section.

Remember

search

is your best friend, Have a great day!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] styles420:
Or he has revealed the root cause of the problem, if he actually does have the Sprint version
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NFGman:
I know, I know, another bootloop thread. I've been reading dozens of them and I can't find my problem, please forgive me.

My wife's phone was stolen, and so we bought a used one from a stranger after seeing a listing on a local sales site (gumtree). Bad call - they demo'd it for us, but we didn't power it off and on before buying. After parting with cash, we find the phone won't boot unless it's plugged in to AC power (and not USB). All it does is loop grey/green battery logos over and over. Sometimes vibrating, sometimes not, but it would never break the loop, except to enter download mode, unless I connected it to AC power.

If I did boot it, I couldn't do some stuff, like enable USB debugging - it flat out wouldn't allow me to check that box. So I checked the kernel, and it seemed to have a weird kernel installed, so I thought it was time to just re-flash with the official firmware.

Well, first I wanted to try SlimROM, but I couldn't get to CWM Recovery (which was already installed) reliably, and on the rare instance where I could get it to come up, I couldn't navigate to extSD where the slim files were, nor mount USB storage (the PC wouldn't recognize it).

So I decided to try and re-flash to stock, using ODIN and the official samsung FW that worked well on my own GS2. This worked, after a fashion - I could get it to boot if I applied AC power, but things were badly broken. It'd reboot a minute or two after the setup began, and so I was forced to suspect either hardware failure or something that survived a complete wipe and flash.

So I thought kernel. The only one I had lying around that I knew worked was an old jeboo kernel. I flashed it with ODIN, and presto - it worked! The thing booted and stayed stable.

But I still have that accursed battery loop when the phone's off, the battery needs to be yanked to keep it actually powered down. And there are other bugs, like the screen comes on after you turn it off with the power button. Just once, but now it can't be powered down and ignored - you turn the screen off and wait to see if it comes back on and do it again.

And it's confused about charging - this morning it reported the AC adaptor was a USB charger, and this evening it thinks both USB and the AC adaptor are both AC (in the battery info settings screen).

And the only way to get it to boot reliably now is to remove the battery and plug it back in, at which point it boots as normal.

So, after all that long winded four-hours-of-tears-and-anger story, my question is this: What's the battery boot loop all about? Why does the screen flicker constantly when it's charging via AC? Why does it take -twenty seconds- to recognize it has been plugged in to power?

I can't install CWM, it won't enter recovery or boot successfully (no loop, just hangs on the yellow triangle screen). Before I start randomly applying new ROMs via odin, I'd like to find out more about my problem.

Please, can anyone shed light on this? I thought I knew what I was doing but I'm coming up empty here.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Sounds like the USB board/port (tho it might be worse than that; this is what I'd replace first). Relatively cheap/easy to replace; but you do need to check which board is currently in the phone & ensure you get the exact same as a replacement - there's 4 different boards, get the wrong one & you won't fix the problem/waste time & money.

Search for similar threads, there have been detailed threads in Q&A over the past few mths, those threads should have the info you need.

There's also a chance it might be as simple as the battery on the fritz, if you're able, try another one.

But definitely sounds like the USB board (hopefully for you) to me
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NFGman:
Thanks for the suggestion. Certainly the flickering while charging issue and the delay to recognize the charger being plugged in point towards a USB board issue, but what I can't figure is the reluctance of the unit to boot without changing the kernel. Wouldn't the stock ROM via ODIN have included the stock kernel? Why does CWM cause the unit to lock up during boot?

Last night the thing stopped flickering on AC and recognized the charger cable instantly - is this a self-calibrating feature? (My research of a thousand similar threads seems to suggest a lot of battery issues correct themselves). For the record, the phone did come with a second 3rd-party battery, but neither it nor my own original GS2 battery make any difference.

So... Yeah, I'm still not sure if this is a hardware problem, software problem, or both.

Also last night I followed a suggestion from another thread and loaded up touchwiz, changed the screen timeout and switched back to apex launcher, and the screen started shutting off as desired. This morning it doesn't work anymore, and the phone is frequently found with the screen turned on. =/
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hopper8:
Ok so by flashing full stock rom that practically eliminates the software side of things. Now do what mistahbungle said. My money is also on the usb board. I had to replace mine recently. Click the link on my signature, from there you can get onto a guide by keithross39 on how to DIY if you choose.

Sent from a galaxy far, far away
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NFGman:
'practically eliminates' indeed. I still can't work out why I had to flash a new kernel to get it to boot. =/
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hopper8:
Do you want help, or do you want to continue doing what you think will fix the problem? If you're having the same issues on full stock, it indicates hardware issue. The software won't work unless the hardware is functioning correctly. Let me think, what did MistahBungle say was the problem? Oh that's right. The USB board. Hardware.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NFGman:
Oh, sorry, I thought we were having a conversation. Should I not talk until I get the replacement part? ;)

I'm not disagreeing, I'm fully prepared to accept the USB board is part or all of the problem, but I still wonder why etc etc.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
OK....so....firstly, flashing a standard single file firmware won't fully wipe the previous software.....all it does is overwrite what it needs to (leaving who knows what untouched). The easiest way to regain a 'clean slate' is to flash a 3 part test firmware which DOES complete a full wipe during the flash..... [MENTION=4851213]Hopper8[/MENTION] s guide provides a link to this test firmware and full instructions as to how to install it.

Secondly.....hardware faults can/do cause unexpected operational issues......some of the issues you describe were appearing on my wife's S2 before I replaced the USB board on her phone (they disappeared afterwards). As [MENTION=4851213]Hopper8[/MENTION] has mentioned, his guide includes a link to my guide concerning the replacement of this part. I personally would hold off doing any more Odin flashes until you have replaced the board......if the USB port fails during a flash (because of a faulty board) you'll end up in a 'whole world of hurt' that will be infinitely worse than it is now.......
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NFGman:
Thanks to both of you for the responses. I've taken the phone to a repair shop and they swapped out the USB board to no avail. =/
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Given what you've already spent on it (cost of phone + replace USB board), if I were in your situaton, I'd be cutting my losses & put it down to experience rather than replacing the motherboard (with a 2nd hand board from a 'donor' phone), whilst that's nowhere near as expensive as paying a service centre to put a new board in, it's still likely to cost you >AUD$100. If you can get one for a lot cheaper than that, maybe it would be worthwhile.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karpfenhai:
Or...as first measurement, you clean the pins briefly and bend the holder slightly back to the center.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NFGman:
By 'holder' do you mean the USB port, or the connection inside the phone between the USB board and main board?

It's not a physical problem, at least in the USB port... I mean, we put a new one in it and nothing changed.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karpfenhai:
Ah the usb board had already been replaced? Okay then forget about my proposal, sorry.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
So the next step is either a motheboard replacement or the bin.

I realise this isn't what you want to hear, but think logically about it...You bought a 2nd hand phone from someone you don't know/had no idea what they'd put the phone through before you bought it, it crapped itself shortly after, giving no indications whatsoever the problems are firmware/software related, and showing a number of symptoms which indicate something major is wrong hardware-wise.

You tried the cheap/obvious & that didn't work, one way or another you need to bite the bullet (both options involve you spending a not insignificant amount of money in all likelihood, unless you can score a donor phone cheap).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NFGman:
Way ahead of you. Ordered a new (NEW this time) phone. Will be selling the S2 to the next guy, along with the caveat "Sometimes the screen comes on." Will lose a few bucks, but it'll go into the old logbook of lessons well and truly learned. ^_^

Thanks for your help.
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Market link:

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Immortal Nerd:
Is there any way to disable Philz recovery in c.o.h kernel and enable the recovery like in case of speedmod kernel ???? It'll be real helpful.....

Reason : Not able to edit build.prop in any kernel using philz recovery !! Even when it does edit the file, it won't actually work out ( For ex : Renaming the device to any other device ) :confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nmsv:
Will using the phone camera as a scanner damage it at all? Everything is electronic unlike dSLR which has shutter count failure but still I would like to know the answer from experts :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nmsv:
anyone?
[Desire HD General] horsetastic:
Hey all.... Been a while since I wondered through these parts but have to say I'm chuffed to see DHD development is still ongoing.

I have been the proud owner of the 'One' for a while now and actually just wanted to let the devs here know that if there's anything I can pull from my phone or get hold of for them to use here for the DHD then I'm more than happy to do what I can. Let me know :)

Ps. If you're wondering if the One is worth moving to from the DHD then I can tell you right now it'll blow your mind lol!
[Desire HD General] -SmOgER:
And the wallet as well! :D
[Desire HD General] horsetastic:
ahh lol, not me, i'm paying contract so nothing's changed in price from one to the next.....but the phone is 100 times more epic!
[Desire HD General] Dr. Globbyglob:
yep porting a rom i wish to port sense 4 to continue my legacy but i cant cos it keeps failing could u provide some tut via pm please?
[Desire HD General] horsetastic:
Urm.... I know nothing about porting. Was offering base files or partition images really.... Sorry

sent by homing Dragon.....
[Desire HD General] Dr. Globbyglob:
yeah that would bee reeely good pls if u cud provide a base?
[Desire HD General] horsetastic:
Yeh course. Let me know what base you want and I'll sort you out.

sent by homing Dragon.....
[Desire HD General] Dr. Globbyglob:
maybe one sv sense 4.1 base?
[Desire HD General] horsetastic:
urm.... I have the 'One'... as in the M7...
[Desire HD General] Dr. Globbyglob:
oh ok... leave it ill have another go.
[Desire HD General] Inside 4ndroid:
hi dont suppose you can get hold of a jellybean base rom for me to develop on? i cant find a decent base anywhere?

thanks
[Desire HD General] htctouchelfin:
there is no jb base for DHD, u have to port.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2395399
[Desire HD General] Inside 4ndroid:
oh i see thanks for the heads up.. and the link.. and the quick reply..

time to get started me thinks :P