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[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Crazy Ushi:
camera crash when combine photosphere.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] hamdogg:
yeah they have never been able to fix that.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Crazy Ushi:
Well, back to 4.3 camera then :rolleyes:
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] LordManhattan:
There are also new versions of Keep, Email and Calendar out in the wild (Droid-Life i think) :)
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Samzter:
thanks dude
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] liqn7:
Does the new google now have voice activation?

I guess I should ask also - does it work without errors?

Edit: installed and it works fine :) No voice controls though automatically like the moto x.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] blueether:
Thanks Hamdogg.

Gallery didn't want to install, and I dont like the size of the icons in launcher - and cant be bothered to set up my home screen again (just switched from PA to Carbon...)
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] hamdogg:
Yeah I like Carbon. Be great when Krab gets all of his features working...

The launcher needs to have rows and columns adjustable... so kinda like apex.. so... kinda the same... :silly:
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] viettien_milo:
GG Now forced close when doing search!
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] MBQ_:
Hello hello!

So a LONG while back, I decided to make a CPU Guide application that well, helped newcomers to Android. There are a LOT of fantastic guides for people out there, but I figured I'd further simplify it and turn it into an app. I'm back. The app is BEAUTIFUL this time around, and has a LOT of potential. I hope you enjoy it,

** Please note I have been working non-stop on this application, and have pondered what is the best type of navigation for this app.

This is still heavily alpha, as I'm looking to get feedback from you awesome users. Rating it one star doesn't help anyone.**

Information:

An All-In-One application that will easily explain CPU Governors, I/O Schedulers, and TCP Algorithms. Even the newest of Android fanatics will be able to understand these definitions. Please read below for more information.

Google Plus Community:

Please join.

https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/101858334860324116170

What's included:

* CPU Governor Definitions

* I/O Scheduler Definitions

* TCP Algorithm Definitions

* Android Tips

Features:

* Hardware Accelerated

* Android 4.4 is supported (API 19)

* A unique, elegant, and professional layout

* Double MenuDrawers meant for only the easiest of navigation

* Designed with performance and fluidity in mind

* Open-source, any users can contribute, and translate the app into their language

* Chromium WebView (API 19)

* Custom ListViews. Arbitrary, but it looks fantastic

* As mentioned prior, definitions are put in 'Laymans Terms' so basically anyone can understand the most important elements of the I/O Scheduler, CPU Governor, and TCP Algorithm(s)

* Preferences

And much, much more.

Changelog:

0.0.1.5 has been pushed to the Play Store!
Changelog:
* Brand new Welcome page
* Removed the Dialogs on the welcome page
* Ability to download Google Plus from the Menu
* Fixed repeat Governor definitions
* Correct permissions for real this time
* Fixed Governors
* Assorted bug fixes

Github report:
73 changed files with 1,145 additions and 238 deletions.

Download:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kyler.mbqscpuguide

Contribute:

https://github.com/MBQsCPUGuide/MBQs-CPU-Guide

Screenshots:

(They're huge, if you guys would rather I hide them, let me know).

Requests?

http://requests.mbqonxda.net/mbqs-cpu-guide/​
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] QUIETLYloud:
No matter the governor, only conservative is defined
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] MBQ_:
0.0.1.5 has been pushed to the play store
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hack51:
will cm team release cm10.3 / cm11 based on android 4.4 kitkat?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TechNoJerky:
Yes now stfu and wait until it's released. Mod please close the thread and.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doctor_droid:
Wrong place to ask

As per abhishek devkota of cm team .. It will probably be cm11 but not yet DECIDED
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sviezee:
I have a Asus Transformer Prima (TF201) and I'm done waiting for an official update. Now it runs Android 4.1.1 (latest official update).

When searching on this forum and Google I found a lot and succeeded in rooting the tablet. But after that I got stuck.

Can someone help me, in plain English..., to get this done. And maybe even understand the process so I can do later updates myself.

I was looking to this thread for example: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2169575

But in step 3, reboot to recovery (how?) and flash downgrade (....???)

Step 4, nandroid (...?)

etc.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] InsaneNutter:
Have a read of this tutorial here: Asus Transformer Prime TF201 Unlock, Backup Blobs and Enable nvFlash. It will be a great starting point and ensure you can recover in the future in case you accidently brick your tablet.

After you have completed following that tutorial you will have a custom recovery installed, which can be accessed by switching the tablet off, then powering it on with the volume key held down and then selecting RCK. Once in the recovery you can backup your stock rom if you wish (i did) this can be done by going to backup and restore. It will dump all the data on your tablet in to a folder on the internal memory. You can then re boot the tablet and copy the backup off like you would any other file.

Now would be a good idea to ensure the custom rom you wish to flash has been copied to the internal memory too, along with the Google apps if your flashing a CM rom.

Now boot in to the recovery again, go to mounts + storage and format the tablet.

After select install zip from SD card and flash a rom of your choice, (when formatting partitions dont format the internal memory / sd card as your rom will be on here).

I have just also gone from stock 4.1.1 to a custom 4.3.1 rom on my prime, it honestly feels like a new tablet.

The rom i flashed was the 4.3.1 Cyanogenmod 10.2 Unofficial Rom

No 4.4 roms exist yet, however i'm sure we will get one sooner or later.

Good luck, it's well worth doing, i really should have sooner!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeDaddy0710:
Are their any Prime specific settings (power modes, super IPS+ mode, the keyboard dock battery indicatory, etc.) that you lose access to with this unofficial 10.2 CM ROM? What are the odds there might be an official 10.2 CM (or 4.4 Kitkat based CM) for the Prime?

I am tired of waiting for an OTA from Asus and I am afraid it may never come now that we are closing in on two years since the Prime came out.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ironman666:
Having just followed InsaneNutter's post and the guide he linked to, it helped me very much. Its my first time rooting and installing an custom rom on this tablet.

The asus setting is gone. About super ips+ , i have no idea how to measure the difference, the brighness goes to "255" it looks about right, but without an comparison i wouldn't know. Yes the drop down notification views both batteries, also on the top statusbar.

The keyboardock also works and every key shortcuts.

I have also tested the Sd card reader and the usb on the keyboard dock, both works like it should.

The tablet is completly different, i see a great speed improvement. I even installed and app called Browser2Ram, that will speed up the browser speed as well.

I'm happy i finally got the time to do this. Thanks again to InsaneNutter, now my tablet got new life :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Makrilli:
The super ips+ mode isn't any mode spesific to our screens. On stock roms even if you set the brightness slider all the way up, it just doesn't go to full brightness, only if you have that mode enabled, so the slider is just capped. On aosp roms turning brightness to the max means you basically have super ips+ mode enabled. Messy post but hope this clears it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeDaddy0710:
The stock ASUS Android also has the power/performance modes (Power Saver, Balanced, & Performance). The modes change how the cores are clocked and how many are running.

Are these modes in any of the Cyanogen Mod ROMs or do they even matter? In other words, is the battery life and performance equal or better with CM over stock ASUS Android?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Solrac77:
Hi,

Do i need to format my tablet?

In restore mode i can't find my sdcard :(

I have managed to create the blod, and backup my tablet, and really want to update to the 4.3.1, but i'm not get over part of flash a new rom, can some one give me a tip on how to do that?

Best regards.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mcaulifn:
Has anyone been able to restore or install the ASUS apps on custom builds? I am running Pac-rom and can't restore the app locker. If not, doesn't anyone have a suggestion for a replacement?

Thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Paardenberg:
PERFECT STEP-BY-STEP MANUAL !!

I unlocked my device, without any issue.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Ironlion45:
Cyanogenmod is already doing it; and I think ParanoidAndroid as well; our good friends here developing the unofficial ports of these for us will no doubt bring us the kitkat updates when they are ready. :)

PS: I just switched from cyanogen to paranoidandroid...have to say; paranoid has the advantage.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Danforth:
Does the Paranoid ROM support the Touchpad Disable Key on the keyboard dock? That has been the sticking point for most of the 4.3 ROMs I've tried. (I'm using Namidairo's unofficial CM10.2 specifically because it supports it.)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gabryael:
I've been trying to use the directions from InsaneNutter's link on installing the flatline recovery and backing up the blobs before I install CM, but I appear to be having an issue getting fastboot to detect my device properly. Even though I get a message from the command line that the flash went ok, running fastboot devices shows a SN# but it's not the one for the TF201 and I get no blue progress bar on the tablet. I'm running on build 10.4.2.18 and 4.1.1 and I was able to successfully unlock the bootloader. I've attempted to run the flash from two different PC's running Win7 64bit and another running Win7 32bit. I've brought the tablet up in APX mode so I could also install the driver for APX, but that didn't help either. There was no mention of it in the directions, so I assume I do not have to root the Prime in order for this to work. Does anyone have any ideas why I'm running afoul of the flash recovery step?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] imilne:
I've just followed the guide too and now have CM 10.2 running nicely.

But... I'm seeing weird color banding in things like the background to Settings, as if the Tablet isn't using the full color depth (32bit?). I plan to restore my backup of the stock rom just to check it wasn't like that, although I'm pretty certain it wasn't.

I assume no one else has this problem? So far it's the only downer on a ROM that is *so* much better than the old 4.1 stock.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ironman666:
Yeah , i see that too, but i only noticed this in the settings menu, and other apps that uses that gradiant layout. No big deal for me though :cowboy:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
In earlier roms that background used to be an image but was replaced later on and reproduced in xml code instead.

It looks like that on all later roms as far as I am aware.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] imilne:
That's a shame, but thanks for the clarification.

It does seem to happen in quite a few apps, eg the stock email client (try a folder with no messages and you can see horizontal banding in the white areas).

Thankfully it's not annoying enough to sway me back to Asus' Jelly Bean, but it would be great if it was fixable, especially as CM 10.2 on my HTC One S doesn't seem to exhibit the same problem.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
It's been a while but I thought that stock Asus Jellybean does it also.

It is fixable. You can remove the xml code and put a graphic back there instead but it will use more ram. I used to have a custom graphic in the Hairybean rom but removed it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] imilne:
I'm 99.9% sure it didn't, but my nandroid backup of it doesn't want to restore; it just sits on the Asus bootlogo for ages and never loads. Oh well.

Do you have any hints as to where to look? I'm still a total noob at all this. I've had a good dig around the xml files in the various root folders, but there's just so many of them :eek: - I haven't yet worked out how to browse the complete file system from Windows, where I could at least use some file-content search tools from an IDE or something.

Thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
The xml file and the place you need to place a graphic are both compiled into the framework-res.apk. You would really need to know how to decompile them and recompile them without breaking the file.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] imilne:
Well that's why google exists isn't it :D

Thanks to your hint, I found a tool called Framework Flasher (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1432152&highlight=multiple+resources) and used that to decompile and extract the files. I decided to keep it very very simple and just changed the xml to make the gradient go from black to black rather than suss out how to draw a solid.

A quick recompile, sign, and flash and we're sorted!

This obviously doesn't fix the issue in some of the other apps - the Prime just seems to suck at drawing smooth gradients - but at least it's fixed in anything that uses the holo dark background). Plus I guess it would need to be done again if a ROM update is posted, but I least I know how now.

I've attached the file if anyone else is interested...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Dedren:
I had the same problem and using adb to reboot into recover mode allowed adb to continue to see the tablet. "adb reboot recovery"
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SAJdroid:
Nice guide :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ziomarco85:
hi mate! this guide is good to install the unofficial cyanogenmod 11.0 (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2589554) too?

it's the first time that I install a custom rom!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] andrioda:
Hi,

thanks for the guide , I have followed the nvflash guide for JB(http://matthill.eu/android/transformer-prime-tf201-jellybean-nvflash/) and retrieved the backup images. However I have few questions before i take the plunge !

1. do I need to instal the google apps seperatly , are they not part of this custom rom cm-10.2-20130816-UNOFFICIAL-tf201

2. can i go ahead and install this rom without installing any other recovery. ( current I have flatline_tf201.img recovery installed)

thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] andrioda:
I think I found the answer of first question - http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Google_Apps

Please help me with how to go back to old stock rom

thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] InsaneNutter:
With Flatline you can flash any 4.3 rom i believe, for 4.4 you will need a recovery that supports 4.4 roms. I believe TWRP was updated for this.

Also to get back to Stock, simply wipe and flash this rom here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1927494 that is basically the stock rom for people with unlocked devices.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] andrioda:
excellent , thanks a lot for the help, I have already flashed latest TWRP ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2595531) which supports Kitkat, not sure shud I go ahead and install kitkat

btw how about this ROM http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2147895
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] InsaneNutter:
You could try a KitKat rom and see how you find it, i'm still on the 4.3.1 Cyanogenmod 10.2 Unofficial Rom. At some point ill flash a new rom, however everything appears fine at the moment, and multiple users accounts work great.

As for the rom you linked to its a stock rom with some tweaks, so should be pretty stable. However keep in mind its a 4.1 rom and Android is on 4.4 now. If you don't need anything added in newer versions, such as multiple users (that's why i flashed a rom) i cant see any problems, my tablet was always stable on stock, I just wanted a couple of the additions in later versions of Android.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] andrioda:
alright will try, actually the reason I wanted to move to old or new one kitkat because of some minor issues with current 4.3.1

A. related to performance, I thought new 4.3.1 version ROM will make my TFP fly but that is not the case , for some reason I feel it is not as fast as It could be ( given the fact that TFP has quad core processor )

B. Heptic feedback is not working ( vibration on touch)

Hence I wanted to try may be old one without bloatwares and some performance optimizations
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fezza:
slimkat is where it's at

I was on that too but found it too laggy, recently flash slimkat (4.4.2 - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2657847) and it's a totally different tablet now! highly recommend it :good:

Just note if you're on 4.1.1 bootloader you need to be on a 4.2.x bootloader (e.g. androwook's) in order to boot slimkat.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kalda01:
Not sure I understand the bootloader issue. The instructions say you need to be on latest ASUS bootloader, for TF201 I thought 4.1.1 was the latest. Isn't that so ?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fezza:
No that's in reference to the latest TF300T firmware, which apprently you can also flash on your TF201. But I didn't do that, I just used androwook's 2.31 bootloader + recovery, then flashed recovery from the slimkat thread on top.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kalda01:
I currently have CM 10.2 unofficial, so I need to update the bootloader first and than flash SlimKat ?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fezza:
That's correct.

I was on 10.2 as well and flashed slimkat but wouldn't boot until I flashed the 4.2.1 bootloader.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kalda01:
If I flash TWRP and do a backup of 10.2, would it be possible to restore back to 10.2 after upgrading the bootloader and flashing SlimKat?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fezza:
I suppose if you have a backup of a ROM, you can go back to it (as long as you also reflash the supported bootloader for that old ROM). But the point with slimkat is that once you try it, you won't go back to anything else! :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kalda01:
I use TWRP on my S3 and it has an option to backup & restore the bootloader. I assume it works the same on a tablet.

Do I need a PC to flash TWRP over Flatline recovery ?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tux-friend:
No, as far as I know it's not absolutely necessary. However, it's not the prefered way. Please check the official website from TWRP for details:

/teamw.in/project/twrp2/93

In short, you can download the corresponding .blob file , save it to the root of your /sdcard directly (internal memory only) and rename it to twrp.blob

Then you should launch terminal emulator and type the following:

su

dd if=/sdcard/twrp.blob of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4

Then the TF201 whould be rebooted in normal way (NOT to recovery!) to complete installation.

Please, do this only at your own risk after making a full nvflash backup (including creating the blob.bin file for your specific device to prevent a hard brick if something goes wrong)! But if you have already used Flatline recovery, I guess you know what I am talking about :)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] mrsclem:
Bah

I've had it about 6 weeks. It's needed a soft reset many times, but on Wednesday it simply refused to make calls or send/receive texts. It kept saying 'unknown SIM status', so I called the O2 helpline. Moron there suggested it might have come into contact with extra-strong magnets (!!), and said he didn't know whether the problem was with the phone or the SIM. So today, I took the phone to the O2 shop, and it's definitely the phone. It's completely locked up now, and I lost all my data, because I was unable to back up the phone before taking it there (when I connected the phone to my pc, the pc simply didn't recognise anything at all).

All in all, I'm really not chuffed. I've lost a lot of data, most of my phone numbers (because they were stored on the phone), and I had begun to rely heavily on the phone for general organisation.

Not a happy bunny. I just hope they replace it, rather than try to fix it, because I think it's royally f*cked.

A disgruntled MrsClem
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] MBQ_:
Hello hello!

So a LONG while back, I decided to make a CPU Guide application that well, helped newcomers to Android. There are a LOT of fantastic guides for people out there, but I figured I'd further simplify it and turn it into an app. I'm back. The app is BEAUTIFUL this time around, and has a LOT of potential. I hope you enjoy it,

** Please note I have been working non-stop on this application, and have pondered what is the best type of navigation for this app.

This is still heavily alpha, as I'm looking to get feedback from you awesome users. Rating it one star doesn't help anyone.**

Information:

An All-In-One application that will easily explain CPU Governors, I/O Schedulers, and TCP Algorithms. Even the newest of Android fanatics will be able to understand these definitions. Please read below for more information.

Google Plus Community:

Please join.

https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/101858334860324116170

What's included:

* CPU Governor Definitions

* I/O Scheduler Definitions

* TCP Algorithm Definitions

* Android Tips

Features:

* Hardware Accelerated

* Android 4.4 is supported (API 19)

* A unique, elegant, and professional layout

* Double MenuDrawers meant for only the easiest of navigation

* Designed with performance and fluidity in mind

* Open-source, any users can contribute, and translate the app into their language

* Chromium WebView (API 19)

* Custom ListViews. Arbitrary, but it looks fantastic

* As mentioned prior, definitions are put in 'Laymans Terms' so basically anyone can understand the most important elements of the I/O Scheduler, CPU Governor, and TCP Algorithm(s)

* Preferences

And much, much more.

Changelog:

0.0.1.1
* Added INTERNET permission so uh.. internet actually work
* Removed the AlertDialogs in my FirstRun Activity

Download:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kyler.mbqscpuguide

Contribute:

https://github.com/MBQsCPUGuide/MBQs-CPU-Guide

Screenshots:

(They're huge, if you guys would rather I hide them, let me know).

Requests?

http://requests.mbqonxda.net/mbqs-cpu-guide/​
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] biglil1:
Looks nice!! I'll report back later

Edit: Thanks for the app; its nice having definitions of the CPU settings. I'm not that savey in this aspect will help out a lot. No issues thus far. Patiently waity for its completion.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] MBQ_:
Sweet! :)

Keep in mind, as mentioned prior, it isn't done yet. However, it is freaking beautifullllll.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] joshm.1219:
Awesome thank you so much. Downloading now, I'll give feedback when i get time to dive into it.

---------- Post added at 02:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:57 PM ----------

I can say right now the app is definitely pretty lol and i like the hamburger menu layout (that's how journalists always refer to it lol). I do see some navigation bugs but I'll list them specifically on my computer tomorrow. Once again, thank you.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Chuckleb0ne:
Downloading now. Will report back.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grabejud:
been searching for answers for this, mostly transmitting from s4 and not receiving. coz if it does, i just need a transmitter and get my samsung s4 to pick the signal and stream via my wired iem. has anybody tried em?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grabejud:
i will just answer back my question. i believe its not possible, it can only do one way which is transmit Bluetooth audio signal but not the other way around.