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[G Tablet Android Development] Fredplex:
Multithreading ?

Installed this and it's running fast and smooth... nice work.

Curious, is this kernel SMP enabled using both cores?

I ran a couple of "system info" apps and they all show 1 CPU.

So assuming that Froyo and the Apps are multithreading (which I understand may not be the case in Froyo) will both cores be used with this kernel ?

Thanks FredT
[G Tablet Android Development] goodintentions:
A picture is worth a thousand words.

Keep in mind that I've already installed all the apps and games that I want on this device before I ran this test. Could have been higher if I had ran the test right after initial flash.
[G Tablet Android Development] archat68:
modem is detected.

but I'm lost - how to proceed from here?
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Excellent, at least it is detected. I'll read on a few more stuff and let you know. I think we need to figure out which tty/usb it is.

UPDATE. Will upload version 4 and I just got a score of 4695 on smartbench!!! Looks like the higher voltage you give this baby, the faster it runs :) and drains the battery and more heat :(

Update. I will just upload version4 with low voltage.
[G Tablet Android Development] dfin13:
Everything was fine until I rebooted -- now it doesn't sync with my Google calendar. I am seriously gonna throw this thing out into traffic and be done with it.
[G Tablet Android Development] norman505:
does anyone know the difference between med and extra versions? thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] drum747:
Here you go. Wow! Beating overclocked Xooms!

Edit: this is the original UV version. Oops meant original HV.

Sent from my Calkulinized and Clemsynized OC'd g tablet
[G Tablet Android Development] Synman:
this is with the "uv" kernel
[G Tablet Android Development] JohnCleary:
ful market

Anybody still having problems to the full market? My market account tells me that I have no device associated Ithaca this account.
[G Tablet Android Development] goodintentions:
regarding market you need to change in your build.prop file the line ro.something.device=harmony to ro.something.device=Olympus. Then you need to redo market fix.

Just applied UV version. Got 4432.
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
UV version is UnderVolted - 700mv - 1175

Medium - 750mv - 1200

Extra - 750mv - 1250
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
You guys must have a good batch of Tegra CPU. I can't get those score with UV..I need to use extra to get those scores :)
[G Tablet Android Development] drum747:
I saw you were saying you were going to upload a newer higher voltage version. I am using the original you posted yesterday when you said it had a little extra juice. Sorry from the confusion! Running great!

Sent from my Calkulinized and Clemsynized OC'd g tablet
[G Tablet Android Development] Synman:
Got mine from tigerdirect when buy.com did the first fire sale about a month before the wooters.
[EVO 4G Accessories] dirkyd3rk:
Check this out. Limited time only you get an 3500 extended battery for 16 bucks shipped with battery door. I'm not affiliated with this site, I found the site on pulse as advertised on phandroid. Its shipped in the u.s so u dont gave to worry about long shipments from chinese sellers. I just ordered my first extended battery!

http://www.handhelditems.com/premium-3500-extended-battery-door-p-159471.html
[EVO 4G Accessories] sanjsrik:
"This item is currently out of stock"
[EVO 4G Accessories] OneStepAhead:
that's not a good deal and handhelditems takes longer then ordering from china. I will never order from them again. placed three separate orders, the quickest of which arrived in 10 days. check eBay, much cheaper and you don't have to deal with these clown. also have hundreds of complaints against them in the BBB. horid company really. I hope you don't end up needing to get a hold of them for support. sorry to rain on your parade, hopefully your experience with them will be all unicorns and rainbows.
[EVO 4G Accessories] dirkyd3rk:
I got mine. I think it was a limited supply only I'm sure they went fast. Yeah it was 16 bucks so if customer support does suck I won't be to pissed lol. Thanks for the heads up though.
[EVO 4G Accessories] egzthunder1:
That is the same one that I got from Amazon last week...

$5.99 and $6 and change for s&h... got it in 4 days.
[EVO 4G Accessories] dirkyd3rk:
Lol are you serious? #facepalm

Can I see the link to look at it?
[EVO 4G Accessories] NewZJ:
got mine on ebay for $.01 with only $10 shipping from hong kong, took 2 weeks
[EVO 4G Accessories] egzthunder1:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1015214

Here you go...
[EVO 4G Accessories] adrian2pm:
i bought this battery it charged the first day then after draiining it will not charge with my phone..
[EVO 4G Accessories] dirkyd3rk:
Damnit, well ill just test it out and see what's the deal and report back. Thanks guys
[EVO 4G Accessories] adrian2pm:
for some reason i put this in my friends evo and started charging again then placed it back to my evo then it charged..after using it for a day it wont charge with my phone..shipped it back today...maybe youll have a better luck..
[General Questions and Answers] LycaonX:
(Yes I mention android development but this is regarding a 'general' topic)

As an android app developer, it's pretty much mandatory that I have my devices plugged into the computer for ADB. However, with wifi / bluetooth / GPS / screen brightness turned on or cranked up, I also need to have the device plugged into something that provides more than the measly 500mA that the computer's USB port can provide. From what I've been able to gather, the USB standard requires that USB hubs and ports cannot supply more than 500mA to a connected device. However, I suspect that there are manufacturers out there that are aware of the need for simultaneous charging + connectivity and have made special cables specifically for this (What I'm thinking of is a Y usb cable where one end plugs into the device, one plugs into the computer and only uses the data wires, and the other plugs into the charger which feeds and charges the device.) Do any of you know if something like this exists and where I can find one? I've definitely tried to Google for it but the phrases I'm using are long and not producing the right results. I obviously don't know the correct term(s) to search for.

If I knew a bit more about circuitry in general and the USB standard specifically, I could probably solder together a cable like this with a couple diodes to prevent the charger from zapping the motherboard's USB, or perhaps, as mentioned, not connect the power wires at all. I do have 6-8 spare cables laying around but I'd rather not start chopping and black-taping unless I get some confirmation :p Plus I only have one female end to mangle, so... yeah ;p

My idea for the splice & solder (in case no commercially available alternative exists):

computer - 2 data -----\
|----------------- device
charger - 2 power -----/
[General Questions and Answers] dbzfanatic:
Most chargers and phones have some kind of regulator circuit built-in anyway, at least that's the impression I'm under. Generally if you crack open a charger there are only two cables black and red (+/-) which makes things considerably easier but that's assuming you have a charger that's just for charging and not one that requires you already have a usb cable to plug into it (like some that come with phones now). Standard wiring color schemes applied to all the cables I've cut open and spliced so as long as you go black/black red/red from the charger and leave the other wires untouched you should be ok. You'll know if something's wrong quickly because your phone will get quite a bit hotter than normal and do so faster, and you shouldn't need to add any components as they're already in the charger circuit (diodes to prevent current flow-back, resistors and the transformer to convert to dc, capacitors to smooth the current, etc). Just use common sense when working with this, don't solder until you test, don't splice wires together that don't seem right, use a multimeter to make sure you're getting the proper wires, don't work on anything while it's live unless you're properly insulated and even then not if you can help it, all that jazz.
[General Questions and Answers] LycaonX:
Yeah, my biggest concern would be that I was told that some USB devices negotiate current requirements with the motherboard, which I'd assume goes over the two data wires, but I remember landline phones have 2 wires but both power and data flow over it, so I wasn't completely confident that the two power wires weren't passing data as well. If I run the 2 data to the computer and the 2 power to the charger, and it turns out that the negotiation requires all 4 wires be connected from the device to the computer, then I've just ruined two good cables.

I just am not so super confident in my logic and theorizing that I'd want to risk frying circuitry :p If I can nab a commercially available accessory that does this for $30 it's a lot less than having to buy another $700 device and a new $200 motherboard (at the least) :p
[General Questions and Answers] dbzfanatic:
I don't think you really have to worry, but I wouldn't replace the charger wires, I'd connect the wires from the charger to the power lines inside the usb cable that way even when the charger isn't plugged in the phone is still getting some power and it'd basically be hooking them up in parallel when the usb and charger are plugged in. You could always go buy a $20/$30 cheapo phone that connects through microusb-to-usb and test the cable on that through a USB hub. that way if something goes wrong you're only losing a cheapo phone and a usb hub, but honestly things shouldn't fry as long as you get the wiring right and don't try to do something like black to red because then you're feeding power from the charger back into the usb socket which is where things get ugly.
[General Questions and Answers] Xadro:
I think i've found something on the interwebs, that will actually save you the wire-splicing and soldering ;)

It is actually just what you described, it uses 2 USB ports in order to provide 1000mA to a device.

dealextreme.com/p/cable-style-dual-power-1000ma-usb-2-0-4-port-hub-13526

Sorry for the inconvience with the url, atm i'm not yet allowed to post links directly... :/
[General Questions and Answers] papabear:
I know that some of the smaller usb external drives have a cable that has 2 "type-a" connectorsto allow data connection/enough power for the drive. I have not seen these in micro-usb form, only mini-usb. SO, I do not see why it would not work.
[General Questions and Answers] Slickjeh:
Agreed, USB offers about 2.5v of charge aswell as data connectivity of course, I don't understand why it wouldn't work... I can tell you from experence through that it does take about 40% longer, and will suck the life out of a laptop if you are using it on battery mode. :cool:
[General Questions and Answers] LycaonX:
The reason I was thinking about cutting the power wires from the computer entirely is I don't know what dumping 1-2 amps into the computer's USB port is going to do ;p

Edit: Looks like newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817707145&cm_re=2a_output_usb-_-17-707-145-_-Product should do what I'm interested in, if the details are legitimate. Who knew finding a hub with full details would be so hard? ><
[General Questions and Answers] Xadro:
just as papabear already said, there are also external hdd, that use this kind of wire.. so it should be no problem. If the ports arent't capable of delivering that power (but as far as i know they are designed for 500mA each), simply you will not get the the full 1 A.

And i must agree, hardware vendors rarely add detailed power info -.-
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] mrduder:
im trying to make a theme and can't seem to change the signal bars icons. everything else in the theme works just fine. i can change all the other notification icons. but when i change the icons for the signal bars, it for some reason doesn't do anything. every time i reboot the phone it goes back to the stock signal bars. any ideas? also im wondering if you know how to/where to go to remove the recently used apps from the notification bar???

thanks!
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] mrduder:
any help would be appreciated.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] gadget!:
How are you trying to change them?

They are located in your frameworks files.

They are named:

stat_sys_signal_0.png

stat_sys_signal_1.png

stat_sys_signal_2.png

stat_sys_signal_3.png

stat_sys_signal_4.png
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] gadget!:
Double post, sorry
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] mbh87:
Negative, they are in com.htc.resources and the signal bars are cdma_sys_4signal and the data icons are cdma_sys_data and just search lte to find the lte icons in the same folder.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Drukan:
you need to change them in com.htc.resources.apk

they are :cdma_sys_4signal_X (x being 0-4)

edit:

HEH mob just beat me to it...
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] mrduder:
anyone know how to remove the recently used apps from the pulldown???
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] mrduder:
oh and i tried this and still no luck......

i dont know what i'm doing wrong? i can change every other icon EXCEPT those! i change them, flash the update, and they just won't change! ugh..... im getting so frustrated with this...... hahaha those are the only icons that i can't seem to change no matter what i do.

update: i FINALLY got it to work! hahaha that was so frustrating! now i just need a fix for the recently used apps and ill be good. =) and I found an update.zip for getting rid of the recently used apps. Getting close on this theme. Thinking of calling it thunder-lime...... Unless I can think of something better.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] johnsonsteven1986:
i could have sworn i answered this this morning maybe it was another forum
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] johnsonsteven1986:
Are you skltr on droid forums if so i just posted a link to the thread with the deleted apps from drop menu
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] mrduder:
yeah that's me. =) i got it all figured out. thanks so much for the help! this theme is coming along really nicely if i dont say so myself. =)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Himura Battousai:
Hi,

I just had to format my hard drive and thus lost all my WP7 restore files.

Is there anyway to recover all those file so that I can perform a restore on my phone?

I've tried different data restore softwares, but the files are all messed up and I can't remember which folder to put the files in. :(

Please help me. Thank you.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OGCF:
That really sucks, but this does raise a pretty good question. Where do the phone restore files save to? And how can somebody make sure their backup is going to transfer to a new HDD?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aquanaut88:
On Win7, try this:

\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Phone Update\XXX-XXX-XXX\Data

I found 5.8Gb of data in this directory following my upgrade to 7390. This helps explain why the update took nearly an hour to complete...

FWIW, i've moved the data off my pc to another drive and everything functions well. The Zune update page no longers shows the option to restore to the previous update, 7008. Other than that, it all looks normal.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Himura Battousai:
Thanks. Can you show me the files and folders contained in that backup?

I wanna try my luck again with this :D
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ulquiorra01:
yea, the other guys are right, I had the same issue but if you follow this you will guarantee that you will find your files
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Himura Battousai:
Thanks. But what I need to know is the folders to put my recovered files to :(
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pere1:
In my case it seems they're here:

C:\Users\your user name here\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Phone Update\xxxxx - xxxxx - xxxxxx - xxxxx\RestorePoint\xxxx-xxxxx-xxxxxx-xxxxx\Data

I hope it helps
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DavidinCT:
If you formatted your Hard Drive after you made your backup, you might be SOL unless you have a backup of your hard drive after you backed up your phone.

If you dont, The only real way is to find a rom for your phone.

The folder would be in...

%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\Windows Phone Update
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] stab244:
So when I go to play WWF, I always get something that should be an ad popping up. However, as I have an ad blocker all it shows is a URL. I have no way of getting it to go away and if it does go away another on pops up. I'm running CoreDroid 1.6 on NAND but its been happening once 1.5. Any help?
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] TheSkepticalGuy:
That happen to me too, you'll need to remove the app thats blocking ads.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] stab244:
Aw man. Ah well worth it I guess. Thank you.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] pratikjac:
Even after removing AD-FREE app. I am still getting that ad with http link. its quite annoying. do i have to delete something manually?
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] stab244:
I think that we need to replace the host file since that is the file that Ad - Free messes with to block ads.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] pratikjac:
ok so i edited the host file with the one in this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1006362

seems to have worked. now i can use this app without those annoying http ads. :)
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] stab244:
Alright cool thank you. I'll do that later.
[HTC Inspire 4G] IWantAnA2:
I've tried a bunch of things to get Bubby's S-On tool to work. It sits at *daemon started successfully* then hangs. I have USB Debugging off, charge only, with HTC Sync installed on my laptop.

What am I missing?
[HTC Inspire 4G] cavsoldier19d:
There is instructions on this...did u search the forum?
[HTC Inspire 4G] IWantAnA2:
I have. It all seems pretty self explanatory, but for some reason I must be missing a step.
[HTC Inspire 4G] cavsoldier19d:
Maybe try turning on USB debugging and keep charge only mode, since that's required to be on during the root process?
[HTC Inspire 4G] IWantAnA2:
I don't know why... But that worked. Very solid. Thank you.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mi04se1:
I tried the S-on tool before I returned to stock and didnt work. I used the RUU program to return to stock. Its stock, but with S-off. I tried the 1 click S-on and didnt work. Do you need root for this tool to work? If so, is there a way to S-on without root?
[HTC Inspire 4G] EtherealRemnant:
You have to be rooted for the tool to work.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mi04se1:
Ok, thanks. Im going to reroot my phone today and try bubbys one click S-on to see if it works.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Camaros_Kill:
I am stuck on daemon started successfully as well. the phone has usb debugging enabled and is in charging only mode. Any other ideas?

EDIT: I installed/uninstalled htc sync for drivers and that got me further. However, when the script finishes(in about 5-10 seconds) and i restart in hboot, i still show s-off. What am i missing?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Doo Doo:
check out my thread here --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1045155
[HTC Inspire 4G] mudknot2005:
there are multiple threads on this, also the guide was updated to include this.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] luniz7:
Good write up
[Thunderbolt Android Development] qwirked:
Guess this isn't as useful/helpful as I thought it would be. :(
[Thunderbolt Android Development] luniz7:
It is if your new to linux, it's really a good write up
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jukyO:
Another, bit more compehensive guide, good one:

Lazyman's installation guide to ADB on Ubuntu 10.10

Cheers!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sgtguthrie:
I found it helpful

I liked it and found it quite helpful. I've known how to use adb in windows, but not Ubuntu (which I use 90% of the time) until now. This write up got me going and I would like to say thanks...

Now I don't have to boot into windows for adb anymore :-)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Meemo23:
Thanks mate i know this is a very old post but believe me you have helped me much thank you...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] loveubuntu:
or you can follow my signature. ;)
[Nook Color General] sisquoc15:
I have a nook that I auto-nootered for my wife.

Now the in-laws want one and they want me to set it up. They also have an iPad, so that's what they're used to.

Of the current ROM/autonooter options, what is going to give them the best user experience (for market apps, eReader) and will minimize my having to provide tech support.

With my auto-nootered nook (with ADW) I find the user interface a rough ride.

What are the differences between the various ROM options?

Suggestions?

Thanks!
[Nook Color General] Artood2s:
Just my opinion, but a modded Nook is not a good choice for non-tech people. I remember trying to explain all the features my CM7 Nook has to my fatherm, and I realized that he would be totally lost if I just handed it to him. For a mainstream user, I think the stock UI is good enough. A bit laggy, but it's pretty intuitive and user friendly. At most, I'd say a rooted version of the stock ROM, but even then that could bring some issues they may not know how to deal with.
[Nook Color General] lyam23:
I disagree. I find the stock experience to be quite confusing with multiple docks and the difference between the stock apps and market apps. Plus, I found the stock experience to be an exercise in frustration. It's laggy and very quirky.

I'd throw CM7 with mad murdock's tab mods, plus Dalingrin's OC kernel on there. Then I'd build a custom homescreen experience using apps organizer, desktop visualizer and a custom homescreen launcher like Launcher Pro to categorize essential apps. Reduce the number of homescreens and pre-select apps that they are likely to enjoy.

Here's a neat example of what can be done using those apps to customize.

Show them the basics of how to use the market and avoid getting into any customization details until they ask.
[Nook Color General] john10101:
so about 6 months ago my girlfriend got an ipad. We were at her parents house and her father stole it from her and loved it. he loved it. He is not super techy but he embraces the technology and works to figure things out. He really was interested in something like the ipad, but without the cost associated. So i told him about android tablets, but we all knew they were just not "there yet" for a good product. Fast forward a bit, after playing with a friends autonootered nook, i decided to get one. I autonooterd it with 2.12.25(the best at the time) I brought it over to his house and he fell in love with it. 2 days later he had one, and was calling me up to come root it. He never puts the thing down. He really likes the nook app(only available on stock atm.) he uses the web and kindle apps too, thats about it. now that cm7 is out and really stable i would like to upgrade him, but hes really happy with what he has, i dont want to mess with that.

I suggest showing them what you have, and seeing if they like it. you dont need to be as techy as you think to use it. I know people like us like to play and tweak and mess with stuff, but putting the most recent build of cm7 over clocked, and keys mod is a big plus. Give them a quick over view on how to use it. and they are off.

Just like lyam23 with desktop visualizer and some neat icons you could really dumb down, but your adding a layer of complexity that could break and cause experience issues for them. I suggest you set it up as stock as possible put a few icons on the desktop, and say if you want to read a book use this, if you want to go to the web use this. and go from there. really depends on the user tho.

If they are not techy, or at-least embracing technology, you might as well not waste your time.