yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] PRBajista:
From the 1st post. At least read the first few post. Saves you a lot of trouble. Hope this helps.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] brwd09:
Thank you for the response, but how do I install TWRP when I am not able to get the tablet to recognize the SD card? My card is formatted in FAT32 and I placed TWRP_2.2.zip on it, but I can not see the card under ClockworkMod. I have tried 2 different cards and neither one works. As a side note I am also not able to read either card from a PC. It seems that the only way that I can read or write to the cards is by having them in a phone and connecting the phone to the PC. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong? Thanks for your help.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] grofweg:
If you can see the internal card, just download TWRP 3.8.0.1 from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45343260

There is no need to flash TWRP from your external sd card. Your download folder on your internal storage will do.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Kasush:
If you have wiped your device and can no longer boot your tab to use the internal storage then you will need connect to your

computer to move files. I won't go into that here as you can easily find that information elsewhere.

I believe he has wiped and therefore cannot follow your directions.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] *Detection*:
Try Easyflasher

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1688012
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] JerryGNYC:
^^ What he said! ^^ +1

It saved my TF101 way back when! :D
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] devilpera64:
yep, and everytime that some partition is corrupted (/data, /system, /cache).
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Theziggy:
New version #34working for me

Tim intimated to me that this new version 34 may solve the problems I had been encountering when installing previous linaro versions. Basically I think that a diary/calendar app was loading at boot or during boot to advance floating events and causing the linaro versions to crash. The non-linaro versions worked fine.

I flashed this app today, and it booted fine with no crashes so unless something untoward happens in the future I assume that it is working - and very smoothly too may I say - thanks Mr Tim :laugh:
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] JimTDI:
Does anyone have any tips about running the Amazon Appstore on this ROM/TF101. I installed (side-loaded) it but when it launches all I get it the Amazon logo. Any help/ideas would be appreciated. Not sure if this is ROM related, or Amazon just won't run on the TF101.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] sidneyk:
Amazon runs fine on tf101, though I usually just install from Android.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] dabrain42:
I just encountered the problem with the missing tun.ko module when trying to use OpenVPN.

Is there any solution?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Trimbleepic:
Youtube won't play within "browser" or chrome, but works fine in firefox and youtube

I noticed this morning with the 32 build, and after messing with it, I'm now using the 34 "stable" build, downloaded directly from tim's site, with gapps, etc.

Completely wiped the TF101. even internal storage. The problem: I cannot get specifically Youtube video to play in default browser or chrome... i do get audio and subtitles when I use default browser, but chrome just crashes after 2 seconds. Firefox works fine. The youtube app works fine.

Is there some kind of hardware video accellerator in the TF101 that could have burned out? The only other explaination I can think of is that google is blocking the "browser" intentionally - maybe something to do with that flaw discovered last week... who knows.

So, has anyone else seen this problem? My last resort is to wipe it down to stock firmware and try again to see if it's a hardware issue... but really, if it IS a hardware issue, it seems to be an extremely specific issue...
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] mattgren:
Working fine for my 101 too...
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] wilkster:
I believe everyone has this issue with embedded videos. A workaround is to try and make them full screen then play them. YMMV.

Sent from my VS980 4G
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] *Detection*:
Works fine, make sure you have the latest version installed from amazon.com / co.uk
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] JimTDI:
Rather than individual "thanks" - Thank you all who answered me about Amazon Appstore!
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Gatak:
Try FREEdi YT player. It works good for most video resolutions.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] MatteoB92:
Standing at my last attempt, I was over 12K on KatKiss 032 (but on older version of Antutu, the newest give a points bonus) : however, frequency maximum and governor are the same for me, I remember that I set minimum frequency to 216 mhz.

I'll try to set ROW as scheduler, but I can remove the file you deleted also before first setup?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] brwd09:
Thanks everyone. You are correct, I had already wiped and was not able to use the tablet and thus I could not download directly into the internal storage. I did figure out how to connect to the PC and was able to use EasyFlasher to install TWRP and then was able to have it flash the both ROMs for me. So, I am now up and running on KatKis 4.4.4_34!

Now I need to get MLB at Bat to access my location (or my fake location) so that i can watch baseball again.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] steveeJ:
Is there already a solution or any attempts for getting recent versions of Skype to work?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] *Detection*:
iirc you have to use an older version linked in this thread somewhere
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Magissia:
I have a problem of random boot fails (device get stuck booting) but it doesn't always happen ...

When it happens the boot gets stuck here http://paste.aperture-sc.net/?01f20c8583febffe#e4KdSkXAZPF7I+J20A1Wkamr7l51d2MsK7YM3x3qTmo=

Disabling XPosed/CFlumen drivers doesn't alter the result, wiping data doesn't too. Problem isn't specific to #34, but i noticied it using #34 (loaded a #33 backup and faced the same problem)

When the device have to rebuild dalvik-cache, the problem never happen and boot always succeed.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] :
i deleted this lib before setup and it started up... but the performance are the same i think... i'm doing a benchmark with ultra-overclock :)

EDIT: yes, i had about 17500 with 450/1640mhz (1890 about on 3D graphic), but the processor was hot, so unuseful :P with 450/1504mhz i had about 16600 with 1900 3D graphic

Remember... obviously this 17500 (on v5) isn't what was 17500 on v4 ;) i know that you know this, so don't enjoy for high result... :)

I'll hope that this rock that I have can revive... i don't use it anymore for this old HW, and Kitkat doesn't help so much... (using GNow Launcher is still lagging without libGLES_android.so)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Magissia:
I don't think relying on benches is good. Benchmarks will tell how the device perform for specifics tasks said bench do, but remember the bench is calculated by the device for the device and not for human usage. I had device with low benchmarks score that out performed devices with high benchmark score in real life usage scenario, because the OEM optimized it's software to run on the hardware they sold. Everything is about optimization. While it's easier to make something run fast by brute power, the best method is to have something run fast by code optimization as this is the way to go to use correctly the power already available without wasting it. Once this part is done, it's up to 3rd software developers to optimize correctly or not and up to the user to raise red flags on software poorly written. Yes it's easier to live when there's more brute power, but it's sad to waste raw power due to lack of optimization.

If you feel the device behave correctly, then it's software optimization is good enough. If you introduce 3rd party software and the device still behave well on your opinion, then 3rd party software was correctly written too and so on. Only exception would be software that require raw power like pure maths just for doing maths stuff ... mostly benchmarks ... and time to time compression/crypting/highly specific artificial intelligence/encoding/decoding (last one is why we can't run 1080p video not crafted specifically for our device and can't run poorly encoded 720p video, or can't watch them at all if poorly optimized software runs in background/is used to read said video)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] jazzruby:
^^ this ^^

Well said [MENTION=4634775]Magissia[/MENTION]

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] zedorda:
^^Now that is cooking with gas^^
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] MatteoB92:
If tomorrow I'll be able to find a spare time, I'll edit the rom as I want for updating from V32 to V34, and starting also benchmark :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] aj_vogtman:
WoW

Thanks very much for this ROM! I did the swap RAM thing and the tablet is better than any other I have. I got a 64GB 60MB/s write speed Samsung card for $35 on Amazon. It shows up as my main storage of 58GB and the tab is insanely fast.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] MatteoB92:
Have you flashed the inverted storage, right?

Could you share which exact model had you bought?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] aj_vogtman:
Yes the latest ROM and then flashed inverted storage after doing the command lines in recovery.

http://tinyurl.com/ksmh5xu

I do a lot of weather maps and road maps and realize now they are all loading from slow RAM on all my devices. The same programs run so good on this TF101 now I am in shock. Just looking at a PDF magazine is like night and day.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] SmokenAce:
SD card.

I still can't get the TF101 to see the SD card after installing #34 what can I do.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] tripper22:
Try formatting with NTFS.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] timduru:
New rom version available: KatKiss-4.4.4_035.zip

ChangeLog:

-- Global KeyOverride: Add Detect Key feature to be able to redifine other keys (A-Z...)

-- Global KeyOverride: Cleanup / Remove SpecialKeys + OtherKeys drop lists (can use Detect Key for those now)

-- Quick Settings: Add Alarm Dynamic Tile

-- Settings: update Russian translations

-- rs: Fix bug in blur when processing odd widths

-- Remove obsolete egl.cfg

-- Replace background_holo_dark with dithered version to prevent gradient banding

- TF101: Add global REMOTE_SUBMIX

- TF300T: /etc/kat/optimizestorage script: autodetect filesystem and skip fstrim if not ext4

- TF300T KatKernel 016:

-- Set default cpu freq to 1500

-- Fix cpu freq going over max_freq

-- Remove Asus Cpu System Mode code

-- Change balanced speed target to 70% max

-- Allows freq scaling to use min freqs < 204 MHz for better battery life (default min freq set to 204 MHz)

-- tegra video: backport 29 commits from kernel 3.4 : fixes & enhancements

-- nvmap: page pool init + defer cache maintenance

-- Add IP Multicast support

-- Standalone zip initial support for other roms:

--- Prevent Phone apps from crashing

--- Fallback to superuser if supersu not present

--- Late execute K.A.T init to prevent rom from overwriting settings
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] timduru:
Nope, these are not used in KitKat: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55659738&postcount=3499

Hmm, not sure, I don't really see any error in the log that could give a clue unfortunately.

It kinda sounds like dalvik-cache corruption. There might be issues with the parallel boot optimizations that I've read here and there, but nothing that required a dalvik-cache wipe for me so far.

Only thing I encountered was that sometime after a hard reboot it was staying on the boot animation, but another simple hard-reboot and it was then booting fine.

Make sure you use #034 with the latest gapps from this thread. NetworkLocation was borked in the previous gapps version.

TUN is compiled into the kernel, so you don't need a module.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Taomyn:
Not sure if it's something I've done or not done in settings, but with #33 and #34 the left/right click of the trackpad buttons are reversed for applications like Microsoft's RDP application. They never used to be. I'm still applying the 4.4.3_RightClick.zip in TWRP, is this still the correct thing to do?

Will try #35 tonight to see if that's any different.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] *Detection*:
:D Cheers Tim, either you're feeling better, or the droid bug has you by the short n curlys :D
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] timduru:
Hmm, nothing has changed in that aspect normally.

I should make that dynamic at some point maybe. ;)

*g* still high and lows,

but just working on things every now and then as I feel tends to bring a new version after a few weeks ;)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] JerryGNYC:
[MENTION=3951330]timduru[/MENTION] - thank you yet again! :good: :D :cool:

Again, best wishes for a speedy/full recovery! :good: :good:
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] MatteoB92:
Thanks for the update Master, luckily I've not edited 034's zip file yesterday afternoon :D
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] dabrain42:
Weird, OpenVPN tells me, that the tun.ko module could not be found, and in turn the VPN could not be established - BTW: I'm running the TF101G kernel - does that matter?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] timduru:
It could be yeah, not sure to remember what's built into the TF101G kernel.

I just tested with default kernel on #035 and I could connect fine using OpenVpn for android.

Maybe try the default kernel. A few had reported it to be less stable with the TF101G, but it also worked ok for others.

So it might depend if it's stable for you, you can use the default kernel with the TF101G.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] dabrain42:
Well, I had problems with the default kernel as I had random reboots. So you suggested that I use the TF101G kernel instead. That seemed to resolve the reboots. At least the reboots are not as frequent as they were with the default kernel.

How can I return to the default kernel, when I already installed the TF101G kernel?

---------- Post added at 05:36 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:27 AM ----------

Looking at the log I see an entry stating "Cannot allocate TUN: bad file number".
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] timduru:
Reflash the rom or flash the standalone kernel zip :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1985882
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Magissia:
I have similar result with Samsung evo 64gb, class 10 guarantee minimum of 10MB/s writing speed. You may buy the same micro sd card and only get 10MB/s as the guarantee is only up to 10MB/s .

You may want to try to aim at U3 certified micro sd card to get 30MB/s writing speed guarantee. Note than on both case it may be faster than that, it's just not guaranteed by it's speed class and it's up to you to trust the manufacturer on what they claim outside of the storage speed class.

Exact ref of my card is MB-MP64D/EU and it cost around 30€

[MENTION=3951330]timduru[/MENTION] What seems unpredictable to me may be the problem you just told me about. Dalvik clearing is just a shotgun way to make sure it boot, rebooting by force multiple time can indeed make the device boot at some point, but i don't feel good doing this, i'm afraid it will create corruption. Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] timduru:
Hmm I dunno, I get the non booting issue like every few months only, usually only because I had to do a hard reboot by long pressing the power button (yeah when I dev new stuff I can bork things ;))

I tried to find out what could be the cause and try to reinitialize the file(s) that could have been corrupted, but the thing is that it might vary depending on what app / when it locks on your tablet when rebooting basically.

As it's not easy to reproduce or find clues in the logs not the best.

But even when it does on mine, rebooting *once* without requiring any wipe just does the trick for me.

But I suspect that the issue occurs more often if you have something acting up on your tablet when you reboot,

like for example if an app or service is not responding, and that the reboot is taking too much time, then it'll force kill to reboot.

Same results if you do a hard reboot.

Like when you do reboot does it take a long time or get stuck on rebooting.... ?

If it happens often on your tablet, I'd suggest to try to find out what app / service might be acting up.

Maybe also try to turn off wifi before rebooting, that would prevent apps to try to update before being stopped or something, which might be what takes time if you have a lot of apps when they get notified of the reboot and such.

PS: you get all keys override detection now in #035, go play with it and report ! ;P
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] MassStash:
Nice man, bout to flash 35. You just make sure to keep getting sufficient rest man, get well soon! Super appreciated again and again

~ TF101 on Timduru's Latest KISS Masterpiece

Currently OC'ed to 1.5, KatKernel
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] dabrain42:
OK, I tried the kernel from the thread -- OpenVPN works. Seems to be an issue with the TF101G kernel. I will try this kernel for a few days, let's see how it "behaives" as far as rebbots are concerned.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Magissia:
[MENTION=3951330]timduru[/MENTION] The problem happens when booting, strictly when booting (or booting part after reboot). If i shutdown the device, wait 5 minutes and start it, it will behave this way too. When the problem happen, it get stuck booting, it doesn't boot, fails and reboot in loops. The device doesn't freeze, the boot animation keep going.

I downloaded the #35 package, will be on vacation four days without internet/carrier network, will play around and make a nice report for monday night as i will be alone half of the time without connectivity.

Kind regards, Magissia
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] Piehti:
For reasons I don't know I got the "Stuck on boot while the bootlogo is not frozen"-Bug only when connected (or recently disconnected while shutting down / booting up) to the dock.

Thanks for #35. Hope you are well.

Got a question / request but don't know how much work it is. It could be easy going for you by taking on the streams like setStreamVolume() or could get an ugly surgeon at the open heart if there was no media stream. It might even be already integrated but not fully implemented. As said: Dunno.

Here is the problem:

I often don't realize when getting new mails, messages or notifications because I turned down the master volume for gaming purposes or such (via the volume rockers). This ofc leads to no notification sounds neighter. Unfortunatly I see no possibility here to turn down media volumes while keeping up the message sounds. Im pretty sure the media and message sounds are already splitted and can be addressed sperated via streams, no? Would be cool if you check out on that. Might be a good timing since you said you might upgrade KAT App anyway these days.

-Pete

Gesendet von meinem Transformer TF101 mit Tapatalk
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] timduru:
It's not possible to have separate Media and Notifications controlled Analog / Chip volumes with the K.A.T app.

The chip only has one hardware level.

The K.A.T app controls the amplifier levels.

See that similar to having a home theater system that you connect your computer to.

The K.A.T app controls the amplifier volume, while your computer controls the different media/streams digital volume.

So if you turn down your amplifier level all sounds are heard lower.

I could kinda make ugly hacks and store different levels and subscribe to notifications or something, then once I get a notification I reset the amp levels to the a higher level, but it might just generate more issues than anything.

I already had to resort to such hacks to keep the android volume at max while decreasing first the analog level

(that's why you see it decreasing first 1 step then increase again to keep it at max while the analog level is not low)

But yeah as you say I still plan to update things, and hopefully integrate a way for the rom to communicate directly with the K.A.T app.

so that it can be controlled cleanly without such hacks, so maybe then I can do that too, since the control logic could be triggered / ignored directly from the android side. :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] jrohwer:
The AudioManager app from the Play Store allows you to set different volume levels for ringer, alarm, media, system and voice call (latter not applicable). Have you tried it?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] shredbeta:
Have you thought about a more visual notification like 'Notification Popup'?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] timduru:
Yes, but that would have to come with the rom integration too. :)

Just extend the current android view to show hardware levels / digital levels or combine both on the same meter :)

And in other news: GreaseMeerkat Extension coming to a browser near you ;)

Allowing CSS and javascript in page injection & viewport override per matching url >:)

First practical use: hide the f**** sidebar on xda new 2015 Theme and allow zooming ;P
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] shredbeta:
Sorry Tim, I didn't quote. Was directed at Piehti.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] jazzruby:
YES! - ^^THIS^^ - Thank You!
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] dabrain42:
OK, while the vpn does work again, the random reboots are back. That was better with the TF101G kernel.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] garyngkt:
I am still having this issue even on #035, any solutions to this? Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] yoh_anim:
I've faced random reboots in the past. The one thing I found to solve it was to always set fsync back on.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] just lou:
I'm not sure that putting fsync on will help prevent RR's, but it will definitely help you from having to do a full restore when it does happen.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] MassStash:
Completely agree, always run fsync on because of that personally

~ TF101 on Timduru's Latest KISS Masterpiece

Currently OC'ed to 1.5, KatKernel
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] dabrain42:
Hmm, might be a stupid question, but how do I turn fsync on?
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] cimbike:
Have to flash it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] CalvinH:
That poor / sad / misunderstood / always ignored first post... :D

Timduru talks about it in the first post. You have to flash this http://downloads.timduru.org/android/tf101/K.A.T/misc/fsync_on.zip on top of the ROM
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] tintn00:
Ever since updating to rom 34 or 35 (not sure which), I noticed that auto brightness is now a little overly bright especially in a completely black/dark room. I can manually go dimmer but the autobrightness is pretty strong compared to previous roms.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] dabrain42:
I was afraid this was just too easy. OK, Thx.

So I flashed the zip - but what is that actually going to do? It doesn't prevent the reboots obviously.
[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] yoh_anim:
It depends on what's producing your reboots.

Fsync will assure all data are pushed to internal memory. In my case, I always stressed it a bit too much and apps just finished by being killed in a bad state. Might be that it could happen also for some system parts because with fsync on, no more reboots and never a bootloop if it goes too much down on the battery.