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Evga Tegra Note 7 Android 5.1 Ota 3.0 Download evga tegra note 7 android 5.1 ota 3.0 download Fixing Lollipop 5.1 on the EVGA Tegra Note 7? When my wife and I first updated our EVGA Tegra Note 7 to Lollipop we found this once very-fast, cool, and battery-sipping tablet became unbearably laggy, hot, and power-hungry. We found this odd because we own the Shield Portable with the same SoC and 5.1 Lollipop runs great on that device. This is just a guess, but we think the problem of accumulated system or user data slows the little tablet down because the Note 7 only has half the RAM (1GB). We tried to resolve our issues by performing a factory reset. Unfortunately this did not work. However, we were not beaten yet. Read on to see how we got our little tablet to work well with Lollipop 5.1. Disclaimers. Important : This solution is only known to work for my EVGA Tegra Note 7 WiFi model, TegraNote-P1640 as shown in Settings > About tablet > Model number . Attempting the solution on a different model could likely brick the device. There’s even a chance attempting the solution on devices with the same model number could get bricked. Proceed at your own risk. I also encourage readers to review the excellent XDA ROMS work from William Rogers for alternate solutions that may be a better choice for their model or situation. The solution. Our initial intent was to download the OTA 3.0 GMS recovery image from Nvidia downloads page and install it. While there is a link for the OTA 3.0.0 ROM, the link is broken, and it is for the P1988/P1988W model. Instead we decided to load the “OTA 2.5” image and then try updating to Lollipop using OTA. And it worked! Once we had finished the tablet runs much better than the previous Lollipop install. As an added bonus, if we want to revert to KitKat 4.4 (“OTA 2.5”) - which is an excellent ROM - we can do so in 10 minutes or so. The entire procedure took less than a half hour. Here are the steps we took: We unlocked the boot loader using the instructions. We then installed the NVIDIA Tegra NOTE7 GMS Recovery OS Image (OTA 2.5) from the Nvidia downloads page per the instructions. We used the the root account on Linux to avoid any device access permissions issues. Once we flashed all the images using the flash-all.sh script, we had to select continue on the tablet’s bootloader menu and press the power button to continue with the update. When we signed-in for the first time we disabled BACKUP & RESTORE to minimize update time. We also disabled the For improved accuracy . option to maximize battery life. Once our initial sign-in was complete, we allowed automatic updates to proceed. It took about 15 minutes for all apps to update. We had to approve 5 of them. Because we had disabled BACKUP & RESTORE earlier, we probably saved time by avoiding downloading and updating data and applications. Immediately after all updates were applied, we clicked on the OTA 3.0 update in the top-left corner of the screen and pressed Restart and Install . After the OTA was complete - in other words, Android 5.1 had been installed - we went to Settings > Backup & Reset and enabled Back up my data and Automatic restore . We also created a power-control shortcut using these instructions. We optimized all apps, and we turned off WiFi during sleep. This is important to maximize battery life and reduce heat ! We found that adding a second account reduced performance noticeably. This is probably due to the limited RAM. Just to be safe, we repeated this procedure using my wife’s account as the primary and only account. We have found the upgrade to be very much improved. The tablet is responsive and cool. The battery life is good again, and it charges completely in under 2 hours (using a Shield charger). Parting thoughts. One thing we really appreciate about Nvidia is that they usually provide some of the best Android support outside of the Google Nexus program and Motorola. Our family have no carrier contracts and we own all of our Android phones and tablets - Nvidia, Nexus, Moto, ASUS, and EVGA devices, in that order. So we were really jazzed about the Tegra Note 7 getting the Lollipop upgrade because it had been overlooked for the last year. It’s too bad that we had to wrestle with the problem, which we suspect affects the early adopters more than recent purchasers - there is some evidence that more recent Tegra Notes perform very well after the OTA to Lollipop. We wish Nvidia would do a bit more to own this problem, because as the above experience shows, they are so close to having a really great update for everyone. Downgrade to kitkat from lollipop. Lollipop is good but you need to tweak it to get it back to earth. * Make sure your tablet is OEM unlocked. Then flash a sophisticated recover image version like TWRP. This will allow root-mode enabling via a patch. * Put the tablet into fastboot mode and flash RootJunky's shared Lollipop restore image instead of the upgrade over the air (OTA). Good idea to erase particular partition before flashing. * Boot to the recovery stage. Install latest zip SuperSu.zip using sideloader or having it already on a SD. This will enable root mode. * Start system. Remove Apps from system partition unneeded, or that can be moved or installed to user directory instead. This frees up vital space. Example Lollipop only leaves a few megabytes left in the system partition after installation. Consider using Link2SD. Example get Google+, Google Play, Google Magazine, etc into the user partition and any other big App off your system parition. The system partition should only have important apps needed to be retained if a factory wipe is enacted. * Then go through all your system settings make sure you tweak them to suit both power saving and your own desires. * Use a startup tool like ES Task Manager to remove apps starting that don't need to be running from system boot. * Install all Google Apps wanted. This can help to configure the system how it's meant to be. * The system should now run smooth and use little battery. ---------- Post added at 10:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:14 PM ---------- NVIDIA CodeWorks for Android. Setting up an Android development environment can be a complex and frustrating experience. NVIDIA CodeWorks for Android simplifies this for all Android developers with a single installer that manages this complexity for you. NVIDIA CodeWorks for Android is a professional grade solution providing a comprehensive set of GPU and CPU tools with debugging, profiling and system trace capabilities and accompanying SDKs and libraries for Android development - not only on Tegra powered devices. NVIDIA CodeWorks for Android installs all software tools required to develop for the latest SHIELD Android OS and reduces the complex process of configuring an Android development system down to a single click. CodeWorks for Android is offered free of charge, but requires NVIDIA Registered Developer Program membership. Available for the NVIDIA SHIELD TV and Tablet! This suite of developer tools will configure a development environment that will work with most Android devices (Compatible devices). CodeWorks for Android is available for Windows, OSX, Ubuntu, Linux 64-bit platforms. "With functionality that extends beyond Tegra, NVIDIA CodeWorks for Android is a valuable part of EA's mobile game development tools. CodeWorks for Android helps us bring players incredible mobile experiences on a variety of Android devices and chipsets," Lewis Strudwick , Studio Technology Director at EA Melbourne. "Epic's use of Nsight Tegra has been crucial for the efficient development of Unreal Engine 4's Android features. We're delighted to see CodeWorks for Android extend support beyond Tegra so Unreal Engine developers can remain in their favorite authoring tools during all development scenarios. NVIDIA's tool advancements are refining Android to a level matching game console development." Niklas Smedberg , Senior Graphics Programmer at Epic Games. Release (1R8) New to this release are updated developer tools, the latest Android NDK, SDK, and Build/Platform Tools for Android development. Highlights: Support for Android NDK64 r18b Support for API 28 Various performance improvements and bug fixes Tegra Graphics Debugger is now Nsight Graphics Visit the product page for more info NVIDIA System Profiler is now Nsight System Visit the product page for more info. Support. To provide feedback, request additional features or report support issues, please use the NVIDIA Developer Forums. Features. Android Development: Android SDK r26.1.1 Android API 28 Android NDK64 r18b Android Build Tools r28.03 Android Platform Tools r28.0.3 Android Support Library r23.2.1 Android Support Repository Library r47 Google USB Driver r11 JDK 1.8.0_77 or OpenJDK 8 Gradle 4.4.1. GameWorks Libraries and Tools: Nsight Tegra 3.6, Visual Studio Edition Nsight Graphics 2019.3 Nsight Systems 2019.4. Compatible Devices. Android ABI (ARM v7, ARM v8, x86, x64) support, including but not limited to: NVIDIA® SHIELD™ Android TV Support. System Requirements. Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7/10 (64-bit) Mac OS X 10.14 Ubuntu Linux x64 (v16.04 and v18.04) Developer Webinars. Instructional Videos and Webinars can be found here. To access older versions of CodeWorks for Android (formerly AndroidWorks/Tegra Android Development Pack), please visit CodeWorks for Android Archive. EVGA Tegra Note 7 Tablet Launched. The EVGA Tegra Note 7 tablet was announced earlier this month, this new tablet is now available in the US and it retails for $200, and comes with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean.
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