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[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] cspradlin:
Check system and BIOS settings. My motherboard actually supports tablet level charging, so long as I enable it on the BIOS. (Called fast charging, but it's 2.1 amp over usb)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] SlimJ87D:
I believe our notes would need a USB 3.0 port like the note 3 or am I wrong?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] boiteta:
On mine once connected the battery indicator shows X
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] princeplanet:
On mine, it has the charging bolt AND the X. I'm not sure what that means.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] boiteta:
Samsung, what that means?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] RemyL75:
The Charging bolt combined with the red X means it is not a compatible charger. Basically, it means that it will charge the tablet, but VERY slowly. Almost every charger I have thrown at it has worked. The only thing to generate this on the 2014 edition is the USB 3.0 ports on my laptop (also USB 2.0 ports on my desktop as well). I will check and see if I have any settings in the BIOS that will enable some sort of rapid charging. Will report back with anything I find.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] boiteta:
Thx waiting your reply
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] RemyL75:
Sorry it took so long to reply, work as been kicking my ass.

I did check the BIOS on my laptop (Toshiba Qosmio X875 purchased in 3/2013) and there are no USB chare setting other than Sleep and Charge (let's the laptop charge USB devices while the laptop is in sleep mode). No rapid charging setting were in the BIOS. Maybe in newer laptops. basically it means that you will need to connect it to a charger or USB port that has a power output of 2,000mA or 2.0A.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] boiteta:
Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] david23400:
Google released nexus 5, and as you know it contains the brand new Android version KitKat.

Apperently google has make it compatible with old phones (such as ours) even those with as low as 512mb RAM.

It uses 60% less memory than JellyBean!

So let's just wait for the sources to be released :DD

source:

http://developer.android.com/about/versions/kitkat.html

http://googleblog.blogspot.no/2013/10/android-for-all-and-new-nexus-5.html?m=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fecfiMSIe8k&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Galaxy S I9000 General] capriciousmike:
Yip! No reason for me to get a new device, the software just keeps getting better
[Galaxy S I9000 General] thomasnguyen:
That's only about ram, how about cpu, gpu and so on?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Hr Kristian:
The GPU load can be reduced to a level better suited to our phone, I'm already doing this on CM 9.1.

The CPU however will be interesting to see, but the two (memory footprint and CPU load) go together in some cases

Regardless of that though, more than likely Google would not have made the effort of giving 4.4 such a small memory footprint for the sake of old devices* if they did not also make sure it is perfectly capable of being run on comparable CPUs.

*They explicitly stated that was the intention.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Nitro_123:
Where did you get the statistic that it uses 60% less memory than Jelly Bean ? [MENTION=4276491]david23400[/MENTION]0

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Where did you get the statistic that it uses 60% less memory than Jelly Bean ?
[MENTION=4276491]david23400[/MENTION]0
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ballsofsteel:
Our GPU is still decent, but still below a tier of the second best GPUs (Mali 400 of s2 s3).

RAM issue is interesting because we are employing the slowest memory DDR1, as well as 512 MB of physical memory (some devices have 640 physical but advertise them as 512 MB)

CPU is also very weak compared to other low end offerings, but it should not be the bottleneck of our device (it is probably RAM)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ThunderOver:
hope it comes out Android 4.4 for our device, Android 4.2 runs well then kitkat should run even better :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] limnaln:
My friend if 4.4 runs better than 4.2 then... awesome :highfive:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kogli:
So does anybody know when are the sources going to be released?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xsenman:
was released 4 days ago.. read this

and yesterday Samsung Galaxy nexus (oldest) already had its ports... read this

S3 already has leaked versions today ...read this

Check this out! You , YES! you are an " Android ". Not your phone but U.​
[Galaxy S I9000 General] roshan2989:
Google already released the source..cyanogenmod already pushed the source..so just wait for cyanogenmod
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Cyberchecker:
At least, it will run as good as the latest 4.2 builds for our device, so let's wait what our devs can do with KitKat to make it even more enjoyable :good:

Especially the RAM optimizations will be something our devices will benefit from. As being said before, that has been one of the weakest parts of the system in the past. Multitasking and such things should profit from that. Let's wait and see... :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] abobobilly:
I have high hopes for Kit Kat. I am not sure if it'll actually run "our" poor device (i9000) run any better but i believe adding TRIM and better memory management can yield some positive effects.

Kit Kat was released for FUTURE low spec phones. When they said about Lower RAM, i immediately knew they were talking about those dual core processors and so on. I'd really love to have Hangouts as my primary sms app but the kind of resources it needs, our phone is just not enough to power it up.

Anyway, this seems like a fair challange for Android. If Kit Kat successfully powers our devices "Better" than previous android versions then i am SOLD for Google. :fingers-crossed:

Anxiously waiting for a Kit Kat ROM. Heck, imma upgrade it that very day, even if its an Alpha build lol.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Hr Kristian:
I don't know what you're on about with regards to hangouts, it runs like a dream on my phone.

Are you running a bunch of background stuff? I intentionally ditched the Facebook app because it alone greens half the phone's resources, crazy.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stealthymarine:
yes, I ditched that app too and saw a massive speed improvement
[Galaxy S I9000 General] abobobilly:
I don't know if you were serious when you said "it runs like a dream". It runs just fine It STARTS like a *****. And you obviously can't run Hangouts running in the background because its just too resource hungry. In almost all cases, it takes like 6-7 and sometimes as long as 12 seconds to load hangouts app (too much ram clearing going on in background i think) and you try to go back, the Launcher will redraw because Hangouts had kill the other processes in the background to make room for itself.

Before you say anything. I am not new to this stuff. I am using CM 4.2.2 (some oct Nightly) w/ Devil Kernel and BigMem (420MB). I use Greenify so other apps like Facebook & Googleplus are always Hibernated in the background which means more RAM is always available to apps like Hangouts.

Its the CPU which is the main bottleneck. A single core just doesn't cut it these days. However, on a Dual Core phone with same amount of RAM ... THATs where hangouts runs like a dream.

Anyway, i am not complaining. I just hope things could get better than that, especially when we have TRIM support and ART in our disposal with Kit Kat. I have been using i9000 since THREE years (or more) now. Bought it back in 2010 i think when it launched, and i am not letting it go any time sooner. (Just love Voodoo Sound)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Setting.Out:
I'm on a nexus s, single core/ 512m ram/ we have 4.4 available to our phone and it's a bit laggy.. As far as the rest of the updated 4.4 apps, the run great, no lag on my 4.3.1 ROM... 4.1.2 is still the fastest/smoothest/ less resource heavy (modern-ish) ROM available... "New" is good, but "works perfectly" is better... :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] abobobilly:
Yep, agreed on that. 4.1.2 is still the smoothest. However, Nexus S users are still better off because they have a faster NAND Flash as compared to us the i9000 users. So at the end of the day, our phones lag much more than the Nexus S.

Still, like you said. "new is good". I am hoping this "new" to be "perfect". Lets see what actually happens.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Hr Kristian:
I'm sorry, you must be confusing me with someone who takes another person's anecdotal evidence over my own.

I don't use Greenify, I don't use Ram Manager, I have nothing of the sorts installed, I use Hangouts, and I use ADW Launcher, and I've spent the last 5 minutes switching between apps trying to reproduce your issues, and I am not able to.

Hangouts does load kind of slow (about 4 secs to load from nothing), I have thousands of SMS going through it so I am not surprised, Spotify is much worse with my offline playlists. I go into Hangouts (all the regular background services running, obviously); Home Key out to ADW, it's still there (I am not forcing it to memory), all 5 pages and widgets. I hop into Hangouts; it's still there with no lag; switch to camera, it's no issue, switch to XDA, bam, that is one hungy fella so it uses about 3 seconds to load my first screen.

I could go on forever. The fact is though: Your issues are not my issues. It's also worth noting I have the slow i9000, not the fast one, I am running 1GHz, regular animations, no RAM optimizations like zRAM or Samepage Merging. Regular ol' CM Kernel.

I've also been on this phone for "THREE years" as you so calmly put it. I also love our Wolfston DAC, I love that for some reason, my old CM9.1 w/Semaphore ran like ****, but my new CM10.1.3 runs like the wind, including all the apps.

I do not care that you have issues, it frankly seems like you've painted yourself into a corner with all your optimizations (I had them running on 9.1), maybe you're doing something wrong, despite your amazing three years of experience.

I run my phone like a champ, you do not, sorry 'bro.

EDIT: For those that do struggle with memory problems, look into "Long press back to kill" in dev options, back on CM9.1 I used it a lot because I knew my apps and phone better than the OS did. It's a god-send for people who want control.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] abobobilly:
So you are happy with your phone. Good for you.

You are being a little too unrealistic about the performances while you seem to disregard the problems/limitations that still exist as of this day, as well as the problems in the older ROMs.

The CM9.1 you are talking about was ICS which in itself was a worst nightmare for everyone. Its main problem regarding "Internal Storage Low" were enough to put some off. (However scripts to bypass that was available and i survived that perfectly fine, because of the "functionality" i was getting). It was Jelly Bean (CM10 and later) where things started to pick up the pace, and now 4.1.3 users seem happier because its slightly less hungry on RAM than 4.2 or later users (which is where "I" am).

That being said, i did mention about the Hangouts' Load Times. If i am at home then i can bear agonizingly slow load times of Hangouts but if i am outside or in an emergency, then its a genuine problem. (Stock CM SMS app takes like half a second to load up)

Lets talk about the point where your ROM starts to get slower after some time of usage, until you reflash it. TRIM support eliminates this issue which is in 4.3. That, combined with the fact that i9000 has a agonizingly slow NAND Flash used in it, greatly affects the performance ... which your post is implying that its "not happening with you". If its not, then Good for you. OR maybe you just arent' accepting it because you'll feel pwned ... MAYBE.

And i am not using any RAM Manager, never have in the first place. But Greenify is something essential, something which can actually replace the "AutoRun" program we used to use back in the days. If you don't know about it, or don't want to use it ... fine. But don't start pointing fingers are people or making it look like "We are Wrong" and "You are the Genius",

The only thing i mentioned about "Hangouts" was A FACT which you proved yourself, however apparently trying to hide or reduce its implications for some unknown reason. I didn't even mention any other problem where you are trying to be jumpy with your attitude.

Lets not turn the tables here and focus on the Kit Kat's discussion. I am looking forward to it. If you aren't, Good for you.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Soryuu:
[MENTION=3660848]abobobilly[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4694625]Hr Kristian[/MENTION], there's no need to start a compare and contrast of how your devices run because everyone will have a different mileage - I know my experiences with my old S were much different to both of yours, so there's no need to compare (nor get a bit worked up either)

Returning to the Kitkat discussion, yes its made for devices for 512MB of RAM, but 1.) As someone else mentioned this is focused on future devices and 2.) I don't think a minimum "comfortable" processor power or clock speed was mentioned either, so its still a grey area on whether it would run well on the S or not.

That being said, being optimised for lower-end devices and legacy devices is going to do SOMETHING for the S. Maybe it'll run as well as ICS. Maybe it might even be as stable as Gingerbread. Maybe it'll go down another tangent.

All that's left is to hope that it won't be a train wreck.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MrAndroid12:
There is a reason to get a new phone and that is because apps keep getting more demanding, heck even the facebook app lags now.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Soryuu:
Exactly. There's only so much you can do on a device like the S.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MrAndroid12:
Agreed, nowadays It is only good for calls, text and music but that's about it.

Edit: Anyone remembered this app how much smoother facebook app was back in 2011?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Soryuu:
Oh, that app seems like it was so long ago :P

It ran smoothly even on my first Android device - Galaxy 3, with its shocking 800mHz processor...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MrAndroid12:
I still have the apk but sadly new feed doesn't work

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Oh and btw, my first android phone was the LG GT540 running on android 1.6 with a 600Mhz processor. Back then when it was launched it ran the most intensive 3D games with fairly good frame rates.. On par with the Nexus One (both had Adreno 200 GPUs). It was considered a mid range phone despite having a non-multi touch resistive screen
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TwinHeadedEagle:
Hi,

Is this 60% less consumption for real? Do you have any info on this?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] david23400:
Look at the youtube link at 0.50.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Mastergool:
But not sure if Sony / Samsung and co will want to work on their 3 years phone again, when some of them stop release update after 6 month already :/ But may be Google will want to encourage them so that they cannot say that "the devices will not be able to offer the experience user expect from their device"

Google is already accounting for giant piece of it, it's only natural that the company focuses its engineering efforts on solving a long-standing problem: most entry-level devices can't properly run anything past Android 2.3 Gingerbread, a 3-year old OS. That's a pretty significant problem for Google, developers and OEMs all, with the former two looking to extend the reach of their latest services, and the latter simply trying to build more compelling products. According to Google's latest numbers, a little over 26% of all Android devices are still stuck on Gingerbread. That's over a quarter of a billion. Yikes!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TwinHeadedEagle:
We do not need Samsung or Sony, or any other selfish and greedy company. From now only Google devices, and CyanogenMod of course :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Rohitdahiya:
Wow! Guys check out i9000 development forum, we are having the kitkat 4.4 in form of omnirom alpha build.

cheers :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] capriciousmike:
Awesome! That was quick.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] knuckles1978:
The Facebook app is rubbish anyway, who cares lol
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MrAndroid12:
I only use the messenger app

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Don't change the runtime to ART as of now else you'd get a endless boot loop
[Galaxy S I9000 General] marcinowozniako:
I install the OMNI 4.4 Rom and is very nice. Kasper have to improved something but this is the good way.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Rohitdahiya:
Cheers again!!!! Finally we have the unofficial CM 11 by patwip

:) Taste the new kitkat
[Galaxy S I9000 General] D0MINO:
I really hope that the battery life/Mobile network battery drain is fixed in 4.4 as no matter how many times I reloaded from scratch or got a new battery, CM9 had exceptional battery life (and perhaps the 1st incarnation of CM10) and would last the day compared to everything that came after.

I am on CM10.2 at the moment and on light usage, the battery will run out within 3hrs (and I just bought a 1650mAh one the other week...) :(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Hr Kristian:
My experience is the other way around.

Using mobile network would drain my battery like crazy on CM9, now on CM10 it's great.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jorgecft:
I think 4.4 really got some upgrades in battery management... for the moment my battery lasts some more hours... cm11
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Setting.Out:
My battery life is about the same as 4.x ROMs... But it feels nearly as smooth as 4.1.2...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] oliBAM:
Problem

Hi, first time poster on this forum. I have the GT-19000 like you all do. It was running Slimbean 4.3.1 perfectly. I updated to 4.4, all going well, phone booted up perfectly. But I cannot log in with my google account, it keeps saying 'Couldn't sign in. There was a problem communicating with the google servers. So I figure, grand, I'll reinstall Slimbean, but I cannot figure out how to get into recovery mode? Thanks for any help
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Hr Kristian:
When phone is off:

Home+Power+Volume Up

...or was it volume down? It's either of those two.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] abobobilly:
Vol Up for recovery Mode

Down for Download Mode
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ioannis_m:
Good morning from Greece.

First post here,everything are going much better with kitkat!

I found a bug regarding 4.4 on our Galaxy's but i can't send pm or post in the development forum.Every time that i try to open the tethering a malfunction occurs and it never opens.Other than that it creates problem to the wifi and i can't open it.After restarting the device wifi works fine and if i try to open the tethering again wifi collapses and i have to reboot it again in order to open wifi.

edit:Not a bug,after factory reset works but when I restored data from nandroid it does the same thing again.Another thing is that the CRT effect is a bit distorted when I'm putting all the data back.enybody has the same issues?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] knuckles1978:
I didn't restore data to keep my upgrade to kitkat cleaner. I just redownloaded the apps I need. It's nice to have a clean out now and again anyway I think. Your phone obviously isn't happy with something in the data which you are restoring. You could try restoring your data bit by bit until you find the culprit. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ioannis_m:
I believe that because cm10.2 and cm11 have the same partiion iI woudn't be a problem to restore data.I'll try a clean install then to see how it goes.

Thanks for the info.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] PekingDuck:
Cm10.2 and cm11 have the same partition layout. You can restore your data without any problems. :good:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] knuckles1978:
Apparently not all the time lol
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Nicholas1994:
Does someone have working Bluetooth tethering on Mackay kernel
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kdg47:
Yours is the same upgrade path I am following.

As for google account sign in problem, did you install the correct gapps after ROM.

Anyways if you want to reboot to recovery, after long pressing the power botton, you get the power menu, from which select REBOOT, which prompts for System Reboot or Recovery. Choose recovery and your phone will boot into recovery.

Hope this helps.

BTW which ROM are you using? I am using MAckay 4.0.6 with 20131119-gapps with no issues.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ivancekov:
Galaxy s i9000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kozianozdra:
How can I see that KK is useing 60% less memory on my i9000?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mrishantsharma01:
Well lets see when there will be an official update available from google.:D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Hallodre:
ION-Switch

Hello everybody,

does somebody know, if you have to wipe data, when you change from PMEM-ROM to ION-ROM?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nerve21:
PMEM-ROM to ION-ROM?

You're question is related to HTC forum...?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TA123:
So what KitKat ROM are people running on their i9000s? I am thinking to update my daughter's phone from CM 9.2 and I am not sure what to choose.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hedeon76:
Mackay 4.1.1 is very smooth and stable

i use it since 4.0 and i love it :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] abobobilly:
Mackay 4.1.1 ... Despite being in BETA, it's very stable. I do get some random reboots but that happens once a blue moon.

I'd say upgrade directly to kit kat. Our devices never worked this smooth. I swear I can spend another 1 or 2 years with this device easily.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Iruinedmytablet:
Hey /b/ i have a little problem :

a while ago i succesfully rooted my Sony Tablet S with jellybean , but being the idiot that i am i decided to play arround with LCD density and ended up bricking my Tablet.

I just see the sony and then a black screen , i can still access recovery mode though, but since i hard-reseted the tablet i dont have root anymore.

What should i do?:crying::crying::crying:

>Inb4 "throw it away
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dimmay:
I recently bought Samsung galaxy S3 I9300 (second-hand). It was bought from UK probably (cuz it's running on xxemg4) 4.1.2 android, and everytime I try to root, it gets stuck on ''flashing recovery.img" (or "recovery.img or boot.img, the one that goes first) and nothing moves. Just stays like that, all boxes closed , without even ''FAIL" or "PASS" sign. It shows "added!" at the beginning. I've tried all kind of roots (toolkit, CF-Auto-Root,m0xx or smth like that). Tried 3 different usb ports, still stuck. And yes, it's in Download Mode with USB debugging enabled. I followed all steps. Any ideas?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SignetSphere:
Don't enable usb debugging mode and try again.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] timothyadam:
Can anyone extract and download the keybd.dll file from HKLM/HARDWARE/KYBD/ ?

I desparately need this file, or a UK o2 updater. any help would be appreciated!
[General Questions and Answers] oluapesoj:
can anyone help me how to root my stock v20b firmware on my lg p705 thanks, i have seen a lot of ways but couldnt decide on which is the right thing to do
[General Questions and Answers] willy1980:
I used cydia impactor method on my wife's p705 worked a treat. She's got stock Jelly bean ROM http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2399464 :D