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Exactly this. Using a delay and unlocking the phone before the governor kicks in works fine though. Haven't had a random reboot in days so that workaround works fine for me. Sent from my ASUS_Z00AD using Tapatalk

Empty memory is useless memory... Android auto kills the oldest app in memory when you run out. You can't specify the video format in the default camera. If you really need mp4 you might need to start using a 3rd party camera app. Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk

To get better qualiity install (power saving) and enable viper4androidFX. The biggest problem with sound on miui is that it stutters when the screen is off. I worked around it by changing the governor to interactive 860 min. I know it isn't a fancy solution, but it has worked so far.

Just disable them under settings->apps. Disable the updater app also. It tries to update with the official sense based miui version, which is horribly slow. Those chinese apps which are located in the 'more apps' folder are just shortcuts. You can get rid of them by dragging the icon to the...

Easy as pi, Go to the downloads section of raspbmc and get a bare image (under the label "without a fancy installer") While you're downloading the image search for 'win32 disk imager" (it's on sourceforge), and download it. Insert your sdcard into your computer. Start win32diskimager...

Try to flash one of the images "without a fancy installer" and use win32 disk imager to flash the image. (on mac/Linux use dd if=/path/to/Img.img of=/dev/sdX) Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk

Do you know if there have been changes in the ramdisk? If not then I might as well dirty-flash it... (miui has always been very tolerant with dirty flashes) Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk

click "toggle signature verificatoin" and make sure it is disabled. This did the trick for me in CWM 5.0.2.8.

I had the same problem on my 1st gen Pi. Using another powered hub solved the issue for me. For some reason I don't have any problems on my 3rd gen Pi while using the same troublesome hub... Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk

Increasing the minimum clockspeed and installing viperfx in battery saving mode solved it for me. (with "normal" viperfx I needed 604 min....) Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk

On the miui.eu forums they advice you to flash miui, set the system up with the miui wizard, then reboot again and flash gapps. I don't know if this still applies though... Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk

That seems like you're not in the correct directory. To get rid of that error forever just put the contents of platform-tools in your C:\windows\system32 and C:\windows\syswow64 folders Then you can run the commands from anywhere. Now: Install HTC sync drivers. Put your phone in fastboot...

Have you already followed the instructions on htcdev.com? You have to unlock your phone first before you can flash a recovery Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk

Do you get any output with "adb devices"? When you don't (and your phone has debugging enabled), it may as well be a driver problem. (quick tip: add the antroid-tools folder to your PATH) I personally can't find my phone on Windows anymore after the 4.2 update, so I just use an Ubuntu...

Hmm mediaserver had about 60-70 percent, so I don't think the problem lies with that in your case. Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk

I just copied everything over from my internal storage (/sdcard) to my pc (don't forget the hidden files) and formatted it in recovery. Just check for yourself if it works, if it doesn't, just copy everything back. Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk

Great! Didn't know that thrick either. For those people with battery problems: The problem for me was the mediascanner. There was a lot of orphaned data on my device, so after a quick backup and reformat my battery problems were gone :) (And gallery is one hell of a lot faster now :laugh:)

Thanks, will try it tomorrow. Currently I'm running Helinchun's build, but I love seeing multilanguage back. I got a nice unmetered server availible, but It's only 100mbit :(

I always loved MIUI so I preordered the MI3 like 2 months ago when I broke the volume buttons (and vibration motor) while tryng to replace my (dead) battery. Back when I had my Legend it took HTC over half a year to provide the sources, (If I recall correctly) so in 4 years they haven't really...

Hox+ battery works great. My only regret is that I acidentally broke the connector to the volume buttons.... If you follow the tutorial given by DiluTe you should be fine. Just don't forget to remove the warranty sticker protected screw ;)

Thats probaly because the theme itself is in chinese. There isn't an English IOS7 I know of yet. Usually you see it in the screenshots. When (best example) the 'date' text on the clock is in chinese, it will always be in chinese, even if you apply it on an english rom. I had some serious...

That is indeed the way I'm currently using (Although adb only seems to work from linux on non-sense roms :S ) For some reason draining the battery while in bootloop and then fuly charging it caused the phone to report itself as recovery to my desktop (Not actually booted in recovery though) so...

Hi guys, I'm probaly going to ask you something very stupid, but i'll give it a try anyway. Here's my case: I have a hox, but the volume buttons are broken. This means i can only get into recovery using ADB. In the event ADB doesn't work and I'm getting a bootloop, I basically have a bricked...

Are you sure the channel isn't on 13? The sense 5 update broke channel 13+ on my hox, maybe you have the same issue? Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

I haven't experienced any lag on the actions you described (or on any part of the rom) It actually feels more fluid than sense 4. I haven't found out where I can enable blinkfeed yet, so I didn't test that one. Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

Maybe the entire OS is loaded into ram instead of loading assets when they are needed? Or.. We have A memory leak somewhere :(

1GB of ram will certainly be enough. More ram only helps with multitasking. Furthermore, I've heard that there are quite a few compatibility problems with the MTK combined with 2GB ram. Those 2gb will really prove their value by the time android 5.0 comes out, but I doubt the C2 (or 980 for...

The installer also told me everything was fine, but when I double-checked the scripts wasn't working for me. In a terminal emulator (or adb shell) issue the following command: free -m The swap should be listed under 'buffers', but on my hox it indicates there isn't any. Also there should be an...

Can't seem to get the swap to enable. What is your output when you use the ''free -m'' command? It tells me there is no swap enabled. Alse the swap folders don't exist. (so I can't find the logfiles) (Tried with both XM and Alex kernels)

He's talking about porting the miui release for the G nexus, which is based on AOSP. This will be a lot easier to port then the sense based miui for the hox. I personally did some experiments on porting miuiv4 (on aosp base) to cm10 on the hox. Following the basic miui port guides will get you...

I'm not talking about the rom in the Op anymore. You should check miuiandroid.com

I've had the same problem on the 3.5. 3 base. Flashing n3o's kernel solved the problem for me. (sense, don't repack boot). So: Flash n3o boot.img Flash miui Flash n3o modules Don't flash gapps yet!! Boot the rom, go through the initial setup and reboot to recovery flash the 2012 gapps...

I've ordered one, but It will be shipped on the 2nd of may. As far as I've read the zp980 rom is fully compatible with the C2. This will most probaly mean that any custom rom for the 980 will work on the C2. The rooting method is the same for all the MTK quadcore phones out there (hence a few...

Yes the status bar feels a bit 'slow' although it's still quite usable. Compareable it to the older single core phones.

You don't need to repack the kernel, but you obviously need to flash the boot.img and the modules. The stock kernel works great though, I just missed the sweep2wake ... Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

Im using the 3.4.28 base (multilang) with n3okernel and I didn't experience any lags so far. Compared to the miuiv4 beta this one is way much stable IMHO. Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

First (only once): chmod 777 fastboot (Make it executable) Tot start: sudo ./fastboot [command]

Starting The adb server should be done as root, otherwise you'll het errors. Fastboot should work without root though. Verstuurd van mijn HTC One X met Tapatalk

It worked in 12.10 :( Did a bit of googling though, this keeps popping up: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install android-tools*

try this in the terminal: sudo apt-get install -y android-tools-adb android-tools-fastboot This will install the fastboot and adb commands so you can use them in the terminal. *For adb to work properly you must be working as root (sudo)

If you mean your intergrated keyboard, you could probaly SSH/VNC in to your pi and control it that way. I know there is a program called 'synergy+' that works on all platforms, but I dont know if it runs on ARM devices..

Won't building CM10 on a raspberrypi take ages? I know it easily takes 2-3 hours on my laptop to build it from scratch.

Look on twitter: http://tripndroid.bindroidroms.com/TripNDroid_tdf_internal_PRE-REL_3.1.10_aosp-v001.zip

The performance of the HOX has always been great. The real problem lies in keeping your phone alive throughout the day... So I'll go with battery :)

I know someone has compiled ADB/Fastboot for the TF101 and i'm using that a lot to flash my hox. Although that binary is run from within android........... FOUND IT: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1447727 Confirmed working for the TF101, RasPi and Nexus 7 so you're in luck!

I'm currently using the raspberrypi as a mediacenter using xbian and it works flawless. I bought a cheap external hdd case (had an old hdd lying around) and hooked it to my pi. Formatted as ext4 it can handle 9GiB 720P movies without any hassle. I've also tried a 25gb 1080p rip, but that was a...

I'll need to wait another year untill I can pick myself a new phone so I really doný know yet. I think I'll pick the high-end phone of the manufacturer that has the most to offer for devs. (currently Sony?) Or maybe I'll just go for a Nexus

I ended up spending 50 bucks on my pi. Farnell or RS didn't matter for me. They both charged the same for shipping ed. (I was lucky enough to get a 1st batch farnell one and 3 weeks later I got one from RS)

I've got this issue that when I flash the rom + gapps. The installer chrashes on first boot, thus leaving me unable to do anything with my phone. I've included my logcat that I made from boot in an attachement. Hope you can find something. Without gapps, the rom works fine though. Edit: Gapss...

I've seen plenty of DAC's without an internal battery but only usb-powered. You'll need an otg cable for that. I tend to use an external hdd for my tablet to watch movies down the road and I use one of those usb external batteries. Works like a charm. I myself use a DAC for my raspberry pi and...