Greetings My Asus TF700T has become for all practical purposes unusable. Apparently this is a thing with this unit.
I am considering replacing the Native OS with either Cyanogen or Crombi-kk. I have already unlocked the unit, but nothing else at this point. The Crombi-kk OS seems to have some good commentary, but so far, the instructions for Cyanogen are FAR better - and I think I might even be able to get things to work using what is available for cyanogen. Anyone have any thoughts or advice before I jump in? I have been struggling with the instructions given for Crombi-kk over the past few weeks off and on, mostly getting frustrated, but I have not given up entirely = particularly since I started chasing down Cyanogen this evening. The unit works "fine" but is horribly slow getting started - sometimes needing 10-15 MINUTES to become useable after being off for some time. It appears (regardless of performance setting) to consider updating itself of paramount importance in all cases - making it unusable as a device until it is happy with life. Searching "TF700T slow" gives plenty of hits. I do really like it and would like to have it reasonably functional again - at least until I upgrade for something like a new Nexus someday! Thanks Jack -- Google Voice: (914) 468-4552 ---------------------------------------- Prov. 12:15 Eschew obfuscation and pompous prolixity. Light a man a fire, he is warm for the night. Light a man afire, he is warm for the rest of his life.
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