I have this Ethernet wake lock from better battery stats and I can't quite find out how I can still this wake lock. I have the freedom pop data stick as Ethernet that goes to the USB port of my keyboard dock. I've tried rebooting and disabling Ethernet in settings, but the Ethernet problem still exist. Anyone have any solution to this? I'm on complete stock rooted with locked bootloader. Here is the BBS screenshot
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It's a known bug, once you connect via Ethernet it never releases the resources unless you disable it in the software whilst still connected to Ethernet.
So how can I disable it? If I disabled it, will I be able to re enable it?
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So how can I disable it? If I disabled it, will I be able to re enable it?
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Isn't it in the advanced options of ethernet when you plug it in?
There is a slider to turn Ethernet on or off in settings, but the Ethernet wakelock still persist even when I slide it to off. Now I have the "Keep Ethernet connection during sleep" unchecked and see if I'll still get the wakelock.
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I've been using WiFi hotspot on my Bolt and trying to test the network for the last week, and was expecting a bit lower latency. I've been getting anywhere between 65-95ms when using hotspot tethering. I've been trying to use Cable tethering on my MacBook Pro but I don't think that's possible.
Well today I connected it to my Windows 7 partition, and omfg what a difference in latency?!!!!!
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Dropped down to the 40's with the first few hops in the high 30's ms!!!! I just wish USB Tethering worked on Mac OS X.
What's been your experience in terms of latency on your TB?
How did you usb tether on windows?
asenduk said:
How did you usb tether on windows?
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Plug in your phone using the USB cable, Windows 7 will automatically ask you to install the drivers. That's it.
Which option do you select
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Which option do you select
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Internet Connection Mode.
thanks, got it to work now..
didnt know i had to install the verizon tlbootstrap.exe
I also noticed that upload speeds have increased after USB connecting my TB. Now they are in the 6-10mbps range. Latency 40-60ms.
Hi,
If I connect my Tablet with HDMI, the statusbar widens. I use CleanROM 3.0.4 on my Pad with stock Kernel.
HDMI:
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If I connect my Tablet with HDMI, the statusbar widens.
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I can reproduce this. I think the original intention of this was to show the area above the statusbar in fullscreen (1920*1080).
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I can reproduce this. I think the original intention of this was to show the area above the statusbar in fullscreen (1920*1080).
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ok. theres no fix?
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If I connect my Tablet with HDMI, the statusbar widens.
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Im also having this issue. The intention is probably to keep the resolution at 1080p, as _that suggested. Would be good if google provided resolution settings in a future update.
Also, am I the only one that gets over exposed colors with hdmi on the external display ?
hi there, is there anyone who has tried the LAN to USB cable for Asus infinity?
I want to know, if I plug it in, what is going to show? Can I manually set IP addresses ? anyone please take an screenshot?
Thanks
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I have the same thing but different brand I use at uni to use my consoles online. I will try it and let you know later
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So that means you can connect to wired network without any problem right?
Yes, you can easily connect to a LAN network. (I use a nameless Chinese USB Ethernet adapter.). You get an additional tab where you also have the WiFi one under Settings where you can select multiple options.
Can't take a screenshot at the moment though, I do not currently have a LAN network available.
I have a generic one that I used when travelling around Japan earlier this year.
You get some basic settings. IP address from dhcp or static and some sleep policy. Other than that I can't remember there being much else.
Hey,
i just talked to an asus operator on the phone and he told me that the Asus TF300TG doesn't support Wifi Direct / Miracast to mirror my Tablet Screen on my TV Screen.
Im on the newest Update but there really is no option for Wifi Direct. Is there any way to get this working?
Best regards and thanks for help.
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Hey,
i just talked to an asus operator on the phone and he told me that the Asus TF300TG doesn't support Wifi Direct / Miracast to mirror my Tablet Screen on my TV Screen.
Im on the newest Update but there really is no option for Wifi Direct. Is there any way to get this working?
Best regards and thanks for help.
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If the Hardware doesn't support it, then there is no way. I don't have any use for Wifi Direct, but I do remember seeing it here in wifi settings under PAC-man:
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But I doubt it does anything.
Is this the tf300tg? I dont have this option there with the newest update.
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Is this the tf300tg? I dont have this option there with the newest update.
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no its the Tf300t with Pacman so it wouldnt work with the TG anyways
Thanks for your attention! I am asking is this bossible to make work.
This:
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to make work with android.
Receiver Specifications:
Connection Type - USB
Size - Mini
USB Type - Low Speed, USB 2.0
USB VID_PID - VID_046D&PID_50E
Connect - No button
Indicator Lights (LED) - N/A
Thanks to that god who make this work!:angel:
It depends on the device you want to attach it to. Most android miniPCs works pretty well with most wireless sets:
http://www.ebay.com/bhp/android-mini-pc
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It depends on the device you want to attach it to. Most android miniPCs works pretty well with most wireless sets:
http://www.ebay.com/bhp/android-mini-pc
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can i use that reciever to control my computer with my htc one?
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can i use that reciever to control my computer with my htc one?
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Not really (you'll have to break the reciever's radio code...)
But let me suggest other perspective:
http://andromouse.com OR
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...tm_medium=organic&utm_term=teamviewer+android
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