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[Asus Transformer TF700] wnerw:
It might be a blind shot, but some servers demands to upon connection you need to have time and date set up properly. I doubt that Play servers check it, as genrally time and date have nothing to do with it. I don't know what do you mean by "altered day to 213". Try getting time and day cerrectly and check if problem still occurs.
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
See, that's odd, b/c for me and my 64GB model, it's the exact opposite. The only lag I experience on cROMBi-kk is waking from sleep. Other than that it is smoother and snappier than cROMi-X.

With it installed on internal I get about even Quadrant scores with or without F2FS.

Sent from my cROMBified TF700 via Tt Pro
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
The F2FS does improve the random write speed a lot according to some better setup and testing on this new file system. You can google for the test results on this f2fs comparing with ext4. I had a link to the test result somewhere on Hund's thread... I believe that the random write speed is what we really need on our tf700, just my opinion...:laugh:
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
Well, my tablet didn't score any better on Quadrant, but I also have more apps installed now than when I performed the first est of quadrant testing on the (then) new cROMBi-kk.

I did disable sync and location services before testing, but apps like FB may still have been consuming memory when I tested with F2FS.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
I have exactly the same performance. CROMi-X is very smooth in the UI and browser - CROMBi-kk is jerky in comparison - but other elements are smoother..... And I helped to build the frickin thing! lol
[Asus Transformer TF700] wnerw:
Well, I also have a 64 GB microSD, if that would make any point... The ui from cm compared to stock is just $hit on my tf700. I feel jealous of you if you really get same experience as in xenogenesis. The smoothness of stock cromi is just a lost dream in cm for me :(

And for the waking from sleep - it just kills my experience. If I wouldn't care for time I'd just boot my pc.

Hey, don't get upset. It's nothing personal. I really appreciate your work, you're the most important dev to my android experience. Other elements, like apps? I said that. Benchmark is awesome, but the power my tf700 has can be seen only under some heavy apps, where most of the time my work and entertainment on tablet is like wake-browser-gmail-browser-office-sleep-wake-browser-game-youtube. It's all about messing under ui, waking anytime I need and a lot of light multitasking. What good can I get from such power when I don't really spend it on what I use? I'm not whining how poor I am now. I just try to find the reasons and solutions for my situation. I've spent last 3 days continously sitting on my tablet and pc trying to improve anything. I'm not just sitting and waiting for anybody to solve this, but things turn out that it's only way out.

Jerky. That't the word I've been looking for all day.
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
No, not a 64 GB microSD - my tablet is the 64 GB internal storage model.

My current microSD is a 16 GB UHS-1 (Class 10+) as my 64 GB UHS-1 class 10 is locked.

One reason I don't see a lot of what you're seeing is that my tablet is in the dock, connected to a charger, and I have my system set to never sleep when on the charger.

When I am out and about with it, I see the wake from sleep lag a *lot* more - but I see that on my phone as well, and have chalked it up to network connections being re-established very slowly at times.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wnerw:
Oh, my mistake. Mine's also a 64 GB version. My microSD is also UHS-1 class 10+, just 64 GB. And I don't have a dock. Well, my phone, a crappy Xperia J is waking instantly, my tf700 on xenogenesis was also waking instantly. Time for wake in cm is about 10-20 seconds. No problems with connections though...
[Asus Transformer TF700] PolishPoet:
I had the same issue as you, terribly slow, it was the worst it had ever been. Reformatted everything reloaded the latest version with _That9 and have not had a lick of problems since. I too was ready to go back to 5.4.

Previously I loaded the original version from the end of Feb (I think) and did a complete format back then, then just dirty flashed the newer versions over the original. I tried several reinstalls of 0322 with same results. I think the reformat is what did it.

Right now it's the best it has ever been.
[Asus Transformer TF700] JBT1:
day 2 with crombi-kk

Hi,

Second day of usage of this ROM and still happy with the user experience, never seen my tab running so fast :)

I mention yesterday some SOD. In fact, seems not real SOD, it seems that sometimes, during app installation, screen is becoming black and no change to restore it immediately. I have to wait a certain amount of time, don't know exactly how much, but more than 30 seconds for sure, and it is then possible to have the screen back. Anybody else notice this ?

I have also a concern with the automatic brightless. My screen start at a certain brightness level, and then reduce and reduce and reduce before to come back to initial level. It is really anoying. I know that I can disable automatic brightness, but want to know if it is a know default or not.

Until now, this is my only feedbacks.

Thanks again fo the good job
[Asus Transformer TF700] snappytom:
I also did the reformat and installed 0322 version then loaded the new _that9 kernel. My wake time is 1 to 2 seconds. I have not seen any lag. No issues anywhere. I am getting a quadrant speed of only 6500 but as fast as this thing is I can't imagine it being faster.

I am not running Rom2sd or Data2sd.

Love the speed.... It's like a whole new tablet. What am I saying.... IT"S BETTER THEN a new TF700 tablet.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wnerw:
So it's seems to be a problem of Polish people ;)

Same thing with brightness, sometimes it switches gradually rather than instantly.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Gudders:
Sounds similar to my experience. Are you using ART? I assume you are from your quadrant scores. Give dalvik a try to see if it improves. Dalvik in my opinion runs smoother, and ART is in fact not recommended for use by Google due to stability and compatibility issues. Some of my apps seem to hang on ART and even as a background process cause issues. Facebook seems to be a big offender but I haven't done any real testing to see for sure.
[Asus Transformer TF700] nevertells2:
No, it's smooth as butta. :p And let me clarify, my install was internal, not Rom2SD.

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I am not having any of the issues you are. But, I am not installing any tweaks to try and get the 10000 score you are. I get around 6000. Sorry, I don't place any value in benchmarks, I prefer a smooth and stable experience. Benchmarks are IMHO what the developer sees in their opinion as fast.
[Asus Transformer TF700] loner.:
I finally got this tablet running ROM2SD! All seems well but I have a question. When I make a nan droid backup and later need to use it do I need to somehow tell TWRP where to install the backup? I mean will it default to internal?
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Congrats!

Yes, TWRP always defaults to internal. If you want to nandroid the rom2sd installation flash rom2sd1.zip first.

Same thing if you want to restore to external card: Flash rom2sd1 first - unless it's in the same recovery session and you did not reboot in between ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] loner.:
Another question with ROM2SD, what's the best way to get thats09 kernel back, I am showing thats08 probably from CromiX. I know Crombi-KK was supposed to put that09.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=51429253
[Asus Transformer TF700] alleninca:
Google Play issues

Thanks for the brainstorm! That was a typo. Sorry, I meant that I had selected font size 213 during install which I don't think will impact anything in this scenario. The date and time are all correct. Further testing revealed some frustrating results. As far as I can tell, it seems like it has something to do with timing during installation. If I take my time between all steps, and then wait a good while before touching the tablet after it first completes install, it seems to have a higher chance of being okay. I've got it working this time around so I am going to proceed without further testing. I tried a full data format in case it was some remnant file in some app folder, but that wasn't it either.

I also found that the Helium backup/recovery doesn't work very well. When it fails to restore an app, it seemed to have really messed things requiring a reinstall. Basically the app that fails becomes non usable after that. I didn't try to uninstall and reinstall. I figured something somewhere might be sufficiently corrupted that I didn't want to mess with any possible downstream side effects.... I can't use titanium because I have this scenario of having it unrooted (via mods to the original rom zip).
[Asus Transformer TF700] loner.:
Thanks a lot [MENTION=4968172]berndblb[/MENTION] you saved me a lot of grief and I learned new stuff!
[Asus Transformer TF700] dayswonder:
I have been able to flash ROMS without issue, however this one is giving me a bit of a problem for some reason.

I get the entire way to the end of the installation (after selecting the options in the ROM) and it says installing please wait.

The install process takes a half of second, It says "please wait" "installing" at the same time the next button appears on the bottom right.

(there is no progress bar visible and nothing indicates that the ROM is still installing.)

I hit next, it says everything installed successfully you need to reboot. I go to reboot and the message "No OS detected" appears.

I Copies the log to the my SD and the error=0

I noticed that the Data Size of the ROM is 27803mb and i have 27630mb free (possible issue)

I also noticed the Stystem Size of the ROM is 756mb and i have 743mb free(possible issue)

I can flash other older ROMS without issue

any help on this would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advanced

I have the TF700t
[Asus Transformer TF700] loner.:
I have Crombi-KK running smoothly on the sdcard using ROM2SD and have backed it up with TiBu, but I can't figure out how to safely back it up with TWRP. ?
[Asus Transformer TF700] esoxx:
I can confirm that dalvik runs smoother than ART on this rom (at least for me). I was getting fairly high bench scores, but long lags in the UI with black screens with some apps (facebook, for sure). Everything seems a bit smoother under dalvik.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
In your twrp, flash the rom2sd1.zip to switch the twrp to your external sd mounting then do a backup normally...:) I think that how it works, good luck..:fingers-crossed:
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Uh? I am not sure what you are looking at here?????????

The rom zip has 420.33MB......

If sbdag's roms were in the neighborhood of 27803MB we'd all be still waiting for the CROMi-X 5.0 download to finish. LMAO

Sorry - couldn't resist.... :cool:

Could be a rare bug in Aroma or you have a bad download....

Are you using CWM?

Did you have "verify zip signature" checked on the TWRP install page (or in CWM)?

Did you flash it again with the same result?

If no to the former and yes to the latter, download CROMBi-KK again to a microSD, navigate to the microSD in TWRP, check the zip signature verification and flash.
[Asus Transformer TF700] loner.:
It worked great.? Now I am thinking of flashing CM11_thatf2fs kernel. I haven't heard any negatively with it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
I am using data2sd for the f2fs. It is still working great for almost 2 months....:D

EDIT: I think that _that had an issue after 2 days of usages....:crying:
[Asus Transformer TF700] dayswonder:
Thank you for taking a look at my question. I re-downloaded the ROM (this time from full mirror 1)

This time with the signature verification checked everything appears to be working (even the Aroma installer looks different)

Im going though the initial boot up with the 4 penguins and the Crombi-kk boot animation

Thanks again for all of your help, not sure why I waited so long to join XDA :good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Serious flashoholic here.... There's still time. Get help before it's too late!
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Incoming - new version will be released tonight (UK Time)

This is the smoothest yet ;)

Based off cm-4.4-20140331-crombikk4.4.2-tf700t source by lj50036

20140402 changes

- New base from latest CM11 compiled by lj50036

- Updated the _that cm11 kernel to _that's v9 OC variant

- Added _thatv9 cm11 kernels for data2sd, f2fs and data2sd-f2fs into installer

- Added _that's CM11 Keyboard dock special keys fix if _that kernel is selected

- Added kernel tweak io_is_busy = 1 to improve touch responsiveness - thanks LuciusZen

- Added Res Changer to installer for extra speed : 3 RES available (1920x1200, 1600x1000, 1280x800)

- Increased the dalvikvm heap growth limit to 128MB to see if it stops out of memory errors for certain apps like news360

- Updated CROMBi-kk bootanimation to new one by psudeke

- Updated GApps to offcial CM11 20140105 based and then updated with latest play store versions including lib files

- Updated GApps installer to include Google Ears

- Updated Android Terminal Emulator to version 1.0.59

- Updated Dolphin Browser to version 10.3.0

- Updated Google Core Services to latest version

- Removed Optimized Remounts from init.d as no longer needed

THIS IS THE CORRECT THREAD FOR QUESTIONS! :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] vampyric_blood:
Finally. I have been trying to wait patiently for the next update... :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] csmoore88:
I don't know if it is a fixable issue or not but the gps ,well maps, nearly got me killed in Chicago. Driving from my small Alabama town it crashed a couple times on the way. But as I got to the city and stared at an intimidating sixteen lanes it froze completely. But not before redirecting me through the ghetto by pinpoint ting my location miles away from where I REALLY was.....all is well...make a u turn? GULP !! I had hi accuracy mode GPS and device only at diff times. Maybe its inevitable with this tab but if it is repairable please inform me because I still have to get home. Thanks.
[Asus Transformer TF700] JBT1:
battery calibration

Hi,

When I wake up this morning, I notice that my tab was still charging (was plugged when going to sleep). I suspect a battery calibration issue but I don't know with CM11 what file to remove (if the solution is the same as for Cromi-X where batterystats.bin file was to delete).

Could someone give me support on this ?

Thanks,

JBT1
[Asus Transformer TF700] Ozark_8125:
In anticipation of the upcoming update, I went into do a nandroid, using _that's twrp. I see that the data reads as 0 MB... I'm running data2sd so sure it's not pointed in the right direction for data - is the 0 fake or does it not know where to go to get the backup?
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
Awesome new.s A couple of questions:

With the ROM work if I flash the patched bootloader from androidroot for nvFlash purposes from https://www.androidroot.mobi/pages/guides/tegra3-guide-nvflash-jellybean/ ?

Also, does this fix an issue I have recently noticed - if I boot the tablet with the charger connected, the screen will remain on, bu if I remove it from the charger, even if I later connect it back to he charger and the tablet starts charging, the screen powers off and the tablet goes to sleep. Only gets fixed by rebooting while connected to a charger....
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
I'm not aware of that problem John, need to understand it some more really. [MENTION=5123642]lj50036[/MENTION] has a changelog for the source changes so it could have been fixed there. We'll have to see.

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It won't know..... In the original data2sd thread is a mount zip file for switching twrp - I also have my own special version I have built from _that's stuff that I could tag into the first thread - kind of a data2sd1.zip instead of rom2sd1.zip. When you flash it twrp sees the ext /data as internal......

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I wouldn't rely on the tab for navigation lol. The location services are a bit flakey so far in cm11. I'd flash yourself back to CROMi-X if you really need it. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
OK, I'll see if [MENTION=5123642]lj50036[/MENTION] has any more knowledge.

[MENTION=1007992]everyone[/MENTION] - anyone else noticed this behavior? If booted while charging (in the dock) screen remains on the entire time. Remove from dock and then replace into dock later, even if the tablet is charging, screen doesn't stay on as set in settings.....
[Asus Transformer TF700] Kite09:
Anyone able to help me out? I've ben trying to get rom2sd to work since last night and can't get it. I have flashed Crombi-kk to my internal and it boots up, and when I flash the rom2sd version afterwards it still boots to internal. I have my class 10 32gb card formatted with the FAT32 and ext4 partitions like the instructions say. And just to make sure I have tried to remove the sd card while the tablet was running to try and see if it would crash (it doesn't), and quadrant scores are only reading 5463 because my io r/w is still reading the internal. I've also tried this with the mini-c version on my internal, and when it boots up it says that android cannot restore data and that I must do a factory reset and boots me back into TWRP to do the reset, and after performing the reset and it boots back up I get the same message. I have no idea what is going on, so any advice would be greatly appreciated.
[Asus Transformer TF700] acraigl:
+1.

Rebooting in my desktop dock will keep the screen on indefinitely. I don't do this often so not a big deal for me, but definitely there.

The second issue is far bigger for me. What I have observed is that when the tab reaches full charge, it actually begins to discharge. Generally it takes more that a few minutes to resume charging again, but by that time, it goes to sleep, since it was off AC for the requisite time.

It seems like it doesn't care that it's plugged in, or docked, only that it is using an AC power source. Once that goes away, it reverts to undocked behavior. Note that in this state, the developer option > Stay Awake does not address this either.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
I am going to do a johnlgalt here:

From the OP:

ROM2SD USERS PLEASE READ!

ROM2SD only works if you have CROMi-X, miniC flashed on internal. Just choose ROM2SD in the installer of CROMBi-kk to flash it to ROM2SD and the installer will do the rest.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Kite09:
I have tried it with mini installed on internal, and that's when I get the error stating that encryption could not be completed. You must perform a factory reset and then it sends me back to TWRP to which I perform the reset, and get the same error again.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
A lot of people seem to be getting this "encryption unsuccessful" lately and I wonder why?

Did you by any chance format data and thought it got stuck and forced a reboot?

AFAIK the only way to get rid of it is to

re-flash TWRP

format /data (TWRP can take 90 minutes for it to complete)

start over with installing CROMi-X to internal
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
Not here - Tablet shows charging, dock shows 99%, but the screen never actually goes off until I remove it from the dock. Then it continue to go off.

One thing I mentioned before, though that was incorrect- the screen does go off, but it is not going to sleep - meaning when I wake it up it is super fast, and I can hear Tapatalk and other update notifications with the screen off in this scenario.

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OK, so I am off to try my hand at making an nvFlash of my tablet. I may do several, one of stock, one of cROMi-X and one of cROMBi-kk - or I may just decide to do cROMBi-kk. Haven't decided - yet.

Wish me luck.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
nvFlash? That's only really needed to restore the bootloader to a working condition. The rest is much easier to install via fastboot and then TWRP.
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
Makes sense. But I'm doing it just for peace of mind, b/c I can sometimes miss a step when installing stuff, so....
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
nvflash is not rom specific. It's device specific. You need only one [emoji106]
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
New release is up :) :good: Off to do the TF300 release now
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Well, you *can* also back up the ROM partition with nvflash if you insist. But I'd do that with a classic nandroid or dd image.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Ozark_8125:
That would be muy excellent!
[Asus Transformer TF700] acraigl:
Just installed today's release.... is calendar sync is missing? None of my events are coming up, and my google calendars no longer appear in the app.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
LOL, you may want to generate the wheelie blob.bin twice just in case one is corrupted because it is the most important files to enable the Nvflash mode to flash the bootloader image back in place...:) What ROMs you are using is not that important in my opinion..

These are the files that you want to keep in a safe places:

The whole wheelie folder when you pull from adb or these individual files: create.bct, recovery.bct, blob.bin, and your bootloader.ebt

The Nvflash images: bricksafe.img, factory-config.img, and unlock-token.img

Summary of all files:

-create.bct

-recovery.bct

-blob.bin

-bootloader.ebt

-bricksafe.img

-factory-config.img

-unlock-token.img

Those files that I think are important, just my two cents, good luck...:fingers-crossed:
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
Having never used nvFlash in the past, as I upgraded to JB before looking on here about nvFlash, I did not know that.

Good point- make it short and sweet.

Thanks for that. I think I'll first install the new build of cROMBi-kk and then play around later tonight with the nvFlash thing. Maybe. LOL.
[Asus Transformer TF700] babbehmom:
Sorry,i posted this in the other forum b4 i realized this is the main Q&A page

Hi,

I flashed CROMBi-KK's march 22nd update. I opted to go with Data2SD and everything was going fine. Except, today, my tablet crashed and when i restarted, it started saying that i have corrupt partition and i need to wipe my data. Then Google Play Service continuously popped up saying it has failed. Therefore, I tried to re-flash CROMBi-KK, but it kept on saying "failed". So I booted into recovery and used TWRP to wipe the system/data/cache clean (which pretty much wiped everything off of my Micro SD card).

Then i couldnt boot anymore because it said there is no OS installed. TWRP offered option to install SuperUser because apparently i didnt have it rooted anymore. So when I would try to have superuser installed, it would crash on the line saying "system unmounted". I went back to TWRP and checked the box with mounted "system" but when i would restart it, it would go away and once again the booting would crash on the SuperUser screen (penguin on top of screen) with last line saying "[12.317651] preinit: ## debug ## /system unmountedcpu ext_temperature=37".

I have no idea what else I can try. I tried to do hard factory reset and still no luck, it gets stuck on that screen. however, i can still access TWRP, so maybe you have some idea what i could do to have system mounted and the problem fixed. i would really appreciate it!!
[Asus Transformer TF700] guliver365:
Got questions about the F2FS options

On the second option do what kernel need to be installed?

On the fourth option nedd to know what kernel to use but also do we need to format both the internal & the external to f2fs?

What version of Twrp do we need to use for formatting and install those 2 options?