How to downgrade from JB to ICS???
- Thread starter iszabo
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You need an ICS bootloader, ICS clockwork (version C) and obviously ICS ROM. I don't remember the exact procedure, but it goes like that:
1. Install ROM using clockwork version d (JB one) - at that time it won't boot.
2. Install ICS bootloader - should boot now, but clockwork won't work anymore.
3. Go to fastboot and flash older clockwork (version C).
ICS Bootloader (courtesy of mcl630): https://dl.dropbox.com/u/108997228/A2109A_ICSBootloader.zip
Two other files are posted in other threads.
1. Install ROM using clockwork version d (JB one) - at that time it won't boot.
2. Install ICS bootloader - should boot now, but clockwork won't work anymore.
3. Go to fastboot and flash older clockwork (version C).
ICS Bootloader (courtesy of mcl630): https://dl.dropbox.com/u/108997228/A2109A_ICSBootloader.zip
Two other files are posted in other threads.
arbarnhart
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- Jan 1, 2013
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Because something people have this but most don't, I think it is because of an app you installed. I would try shutting down a few running apps and see if the battery lasts longer. Maybe you can narrow it down to a particular app. If you aren't running the latest version, support is likely to ask you to upgrade if you have any issues.
Yeah, I had some battery-related issues the first time I updated to JB (or at least I thought I had). After a full-wipe and reinstall (and waiting few days to make sure it's settled down) I must say I have no problems any more. In fact, the more I use it the longer the battery seems to last 
Yeah, I had some battery-related issues the first time I updated to JB (or at least I thought I had). After a full-wipe and reinstall (and waiting few days to make sure it's settled down) I must say I have no problems any more. In fact, the more I use it the longer the battery seems to last
I only have battery-drain issues if I leave the tablet sitting with Wifi off... if I leave Wifi on battery drain is normal.
That should work.