yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rabeatz:
What kernel are you using? I'm on bionix 1.3.1 with the Tiger's Blood kernel - undervolted the CPU and always have the screen on lowest brightness (which is still too bright IMHO), and did some tweaking with the XDA superpower app... I've gotten 40 hours out of the battery once. The majority of the time cellular data was completely disabled and I was using Wifi (have it at home and at work). But I can normally get at least 24 hours out of it.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stanton93:
Hmm .. My kernel version is 2.6.32.9. And I keep my brightness at the lowest level. I had to charge my phone 4 times in just one day by only moderate use, previously when I had toxic darky hI had to charge only twice and it would have been on till the next morning.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j56bp:
try the new KB5 modem. ;)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stanton93:
Tried and it still does the same....
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stanton93:
Tried and it still has no effect...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stanton93:
Could you give me some more info on this.

Do I need to download an app for under volting?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KerryG:
I did not install anything extra, no CPU mods, no voltage mods and I get about 22 hours of light-to-moderate use.You might want to Odin back to stock and reflash.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stanton93:
Do I really need to flash back to stock? I mean re-flashing bionix or odin back to stock and then flash bionix what's the difference? I might as well just re-flash bionix.

Ps: now the pace has picked up and it consumes 1% every 2mins with bionix 1.3.1 and kb5 modem

Well Iam thinking of reverting back to toxic darky 9.5. Does kb5 support the rom??
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rabeatz:
An ODIN back to stock is sometimes recommended - it can fix some issues. It might help with your GPS issues, I've never had a problem w/ GPS on Bionix (other than the standard vibrant GPS problems)

I'd ODIN back to stock and then try installing bionix again, as recommended before. ODINing will supposedly completely overwrite some potential remnants/problems that are going on.

To undervolt, you must first install a kernel that supports undervolting. I use Tiger's Blood - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=994694 . Once you have a kernel that supports it (it'll usually say "UV" in the thread) then you can use Voltage Control (available on market) to change the voltages.

I also use the XDA superpower app, available on the android market.

You may want to recondition your battery. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12586421&postcount=384 is one suggestion on how to do it, everyone has their own method of how to do it.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j56bp:
i would try overstock 2.2.1 with KB1 or KB5 modem. i'm running that combo works good. any ways bionix bettery use not as good as trigger or sweet honey 2.7.3.
[Thunderbolt General] musicfreak190:
Hey what are your quadrant results? Stock Rom, Stock Kernel I was doing 1600-1800.....I just flashed the Adrynalyne's Overclocked 1.4ghz (b) kernel..and now I am a solid 2200ish with all governers. I am still running the stock rom with all verizon bloat.

Is 2200 a good score for a Stock Rom w/ Adrynalyne's kernel o.c to 1.4?

and what are your scores with your custom roms/kernel's?
[Thunderbolt General] monkey1911:
BAMF Remix 1.4 at stock=1436

at 1.4Ghz= 2225

at 1.4Ghz with quadrant cheat on=2853
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
2.5k.

1.4 ghz, and no cheats, and bmaf 1.4.
[Thunderbolt General] LSUstang05:
I'm using the Drod Kernel v1.5 and at 1.8Ghz (max) I'm getting around 2800 quadrant scores (no cheat).

I run the kernel at 1.5 normally (with great battery life I might ad) and get around 2400 (again, no cheat).
[Thunderbolt General] distortedloop:
What's the point of the quadrant cheat except for meaningless bragging rights?

One of the blogs posted Quadrant scores on one of the new dual core phones (might have been Sensation) yesterday. Damn thing got 3300! Hard to believe on a stock anything.

Everyone uses Quadrant, but it's flawed and easily cheated; in one of the other phone sections I read here people are pretty passionate about not using it.

My TBolt 100% stock (rooted) only gets 1666 (evil number) on Quadrant, vs 2100 or more on my overclocked Galaxy S, but in daily use, the TBolt seems a lot snappier, even with sense. That alone tells me that Quadrant doesn't really provide real-world useful information.
[Thunderbolt General] monkey1911:
That's why i listed both scores, if i wanted to be a turd i could have just claimed the high and called it a day.

Sent from Thor's hammer on a bolt of lightning.
[Thunderbolt General] jlevy73:
Quadrant is not doubt flawed, however since it been around so long, it provides a decent comparison across different phones/platforms/roms etc. I agree that at the end of the day what matters is how the phone feels.

On my tbolt OC'd to 1.92ghz (no cheat) using Imosyeon kernel I get 3123 (no cheat). On my Nexus S OC'd to 1.4ghz (no cheat) I get 3950.

That being said, my Nexus S definitely feels faster to me. Maybe it's because it's on Gingerbread while tbolt is on 2.2. Don't really know but in this case scores match up with perception.
[Thunderbolt General] asenduk:
Just curious, but how does your Nexus S score on linpack?
[Thunderbolt General] jlevy73:
Like crap lol, ~20mflops
[Thunderbolt General] asenduk:
wow, really?

wonder why..
[Thunderbolt General] jlevy73:
Not sure, could be that Linpack is optimized for the snapdragon because on every other cpu bench like smartbench or cpu bench, etc, the Nexus S scores significantly higher.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
128 bit FPU vs. a 64 bit one in non snap CPUs. Not sure about Tegra 2.
[Thunderbolt General] jlevy73:
With Tegra 2, not sure about the specs, but it lags more than one would expect (especially on the 2X). Homescreen requires multiple swipes at times to register. Where it really excels is of course gaming. There's obviously more to a device than gaming hence why the bolt is a beast. It's like walking around with a mini computer
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
Really not fair to judge it when its running Moto's Failed Blur software.

AFAIK, LG's offerings are a ton faster and smoother than the Atrix.
[Thunderbolt General] RogerPodacter:
because the snap dragon chipset kicks the hummingbird's butt at certain types of computational tasks. example the old nexus one gets a 38mflops. but overall the hummingbird beats snapdragon with its better graphics etc.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
If by tasks, you mean crunching pi... I agree.
[Thunderbolt General] eccenpix:
I get 2050~2100.

1.2Ghz OCed on ProTekk kernel, stock rom.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
1 ghz. My kernel. BAMF 1.4.
[Thunderbolt General] asenduk:
is that a flat black notification bar on Bamf I see??

which theme is that?
[Thunderbolt General] jlevy73:
Lol, I noticed the same thing :)
[Thunderbolt General] jlevy73:
I was referring to the LG Optimus 2X not the upcoming Droid by Motolockdown . I agree failblur blows.
[Thunderbolt General] dmrnhs:
What is this quadrant cheat you speak of? Where can I get it?
[Thunderbolt General] monkey1911:
It's built-in to Das BAMF 1.4.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Army_Spec_Ops:
If i unlock my G2 using gfree or anyother method will i still have my 3G when i switch it to AT&T from T-Mobile? does anyone know of any problems with signal and what not when it gets unlocked? thanks. :D
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Febby:
You will only be to access 2G/edge data speeds, no 3G connectivity since AT&T uses different 3G bands.. assuming you are currently using a T-Mobile G2 with the carrier T-Mobile... :?

You won't have any signal issues unless AT&T has horrible coverage where you live.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SnowOokami:
you will not change anything hardware related... you just unlock/root your phone which allows you to modify hardware and software related things. But if you don't touch the antenna software then nothing will change ;)

@CaliBoyPhillip; when I was in the states my phone switched from AT&T and T-Mobile all the time (roaming) and still had 3g reception, the phone supports most frequencies.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Army_Spec_Ops:
no im currently using a Aria with AT&T but im getting the G2 or the G2X tomorrow. :D and ok so i wont lose my 3G?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lainvalenajr:
G2x will work with At&ts 3g/4g. As for G2 I was told it doesn't support the 3g/4g from at&t. Remember the buy out isn't final yet.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Febby:
hmmm Interesting... it was prob due to the reason that you were roaming but if he uses an AT&T SIM on his SIM unlocked G2 from T-Mobile, he won't have 3G access I think... The G2 runs on 850/900/1800/1900 for edge and 1700/2100 radio for 3G data, meanwhile AT&T operates on 850/1900 for EDGE and 850/1900 for 3G.... not compatible :D!

EDIT: source for the bands ATT uses for 3G gotten from here.. http://www.att.com/gen/press-room?pid=14003
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gbarayah:
THis is correct. The G2 WILL NOT work with ATT 3G. If you want 3G you need to purchase the NAM (North American Model) of the Desire Z. It is sold in Canada on the Bell Network. You can find it online unlocked and unbranded and it WILL work on ATT no problem. It is going to cost you though, 450-550 depending where you get it.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spastic909:
Same reason iphone won't connect to tmobile 3g...amazing people still don't understand this
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Army_Spec_Ops:
ok so stupid question but im gonna ask it anyways lol is there anything that i can do to make it work with 3G if i dont want to buy the desire z?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shortlived:
Not unless you know how and which chipset to replace on the board. Ie not possible.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nospin:
Nope, the phone's hardware is what decides what bands it can use.

Sent from my T-Mobile G2
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beagan:
Get a desire Z from rodgers Canada the 3g bands are the same
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bradley_e_smith:
To bad radio isn't software

It's to bad that phones don't have the radio frequencies programmable in software (much like an fm radio). Is that even possible?
[Fascinate Android Development] GizmoDroid:
[SIZE=+1]OTA[/SIZE] [4/20/11]

Not yet being pushed to the phone, but will probably be pushed within the next 24 hours.

Verizon ED01 Release Notes PDF

Verizon OTA Update Instructions PDF

[SIZE=-2]

[/SIZE]

[SIZE=+1]Source Code[/SIZE] [4/15/11]

Contains kernel source code, and a butchered platform source base.

Download @ Multiupload.com

Download @ opensource.samsung.com

Download @ android.atemycode.com - Thanks to CrucialBT
[Fascinate Android Development] MaskaMage:
Nice! Official and everything....
[Fascinate Android Development] jrobinsky:
omg soo excited
[Fascinate Android Development] GoogleAndroid:
:eek: Nuh uh....
[Fascinate Android Development] Piercing Heavens:
"we so excited, we so excited"
[Fascinate Android Development] Piercing Heavens:
It is Friday today by the way...
[Fascinate Android Development] bwheelies:
Let the fun begin! Fully functioning AOSP, CM7, and MIUI anyone?

Yeehaw!

running premium
[Fascinate Android Development] luke949:
no way! is this official!? Official Froyo for verizon fascinate? can someone confirm! I SO EXCITED!
[Fascinate Android Development] mbh87:
Not sure if I would go that far but this should definitely help.
[Fascinate Android Development] BeeDubs:
Wow really?

And dont you mean EC01?

thanks!

Sent with my thumbs.
[Fascinate Android Development] suppliesidejesus:
No, he means ED01. EC01 is probably a typo. Samsung more than likely MEANT ED01 for the leak ROM that Adrynalyne posted.
[Fascinate Android Development] shorttripp86:
oh yeeeeaahhhh!!! I feel a flash storm on the horizon!
[Fascinate Android Development] ilprobu2:
Is this the end ofthe world.. fascinate gets an update and in national news the world explodes tonight.
[Fascinate Android Development] kennydied23:
Well I'll be damned to hell. :O...XD
[Fascinate Android Development] davey11:
I like the number four step.... :p
[Fascinate Android Development] 8855944:
amzing！！！！！！！！！！！！！！
[Fascinate Android Development] minho422:
...am I crying?
[Fascinate Android Development] tripacer99:
This can't be possible. The fascinate, getting official froyo? I thought i'd never see the day that happened.
[Fascinate Android Development] xbamf22x:
This is awesome news!
[Fascinate Android Development] xgunther:
oh my god! OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!
[Fascinate Android Development] stereoblind:
Well, today started off nicely.
[Fascinate Android Development] dnoyeb:
Will be interesting to see if it helps the developers more than the mes source drop. Probably not since they are for the most part identical

Edit, mes, not mez
[Fascinate Android Development] xgunther:
I'm a little confused... How does the HTC Evo have CM7? How much manufacturer source code is required to help it enter the CM7 lineup?
[Fascinate Android Development] johnnyplaid:
I guess this means the official update is around the corner.
[Fascinate Android Development] ckirkp79:
Holy crow, I cant believe we have the source!! Cant wait to go flash crazy and enjoy some gingerbread goodness.

Good start today, find this and its my daughters 3rd bday :-)
[Fascinate Android Development] kuronosan:
This might mean nicer kernel, radio, and ROMs on the horizon. Take that Verizon.

I hope our devs find this to be useful.
[Fascinate Android Development] ilogik:
What can I do for you?
[Fascinate Android Development] dnoyeb:
meant mes not mez.
[Fascinate Android Development] suppliesidejesus:
The EVO has device specific source, so CM devs were able to backport the GB drivers for the Froyo kernel.

Or something.

Sent from my Fascinate using the XDA app
[Fascinate Android Development] BlackHoleSlam:
This is awesome
[Fascinate Android Development] nitsuj17:
1. having source is great, and im sure will help things...but lets not get ahead to "omgz we haz gb soon"....this will probably help pk with cm7 and hopefully advance vanilla froyo/cm6 but i would think if anything by now we'd understand how bad fascinate code tends to be and much the devs have to hack everything together...more source=good but not the endallbeall

2. htc (when they do provide source, theyre slow) has MUCH better source and provide more than is required of them. so easier to build aosp and even .37.38 kernels for
[Fascinate Android Development] dboss713:
#winning
[Fascinate Android Development] fsuagentsmith:
Time for the fun to begin!!!
[Fascinate Android Development] iviustang50h:
^ This. And it only took them 7-8 months. :rolleyes:
[Fascinate Android Development] afbar1114:
when he releaesed ec01 he had to change the build date to protect people so no it wasnt a typo. ed01 and ec01 is prolly the same thing
[Fascinate Android Development] BeeDubs:
I figured that as well. Thank you devs. Can't wait for some CM6 lovin!

Sent with my thumbs.
[Fascinate Android Development] Crashspeeder:
Has anybody checked the temperature in hell today? I think it may have frozen over.
[Fascinate Android Development] xHoLyx:
Really good day to start :D

This and my 3rd anniversary :D
[Fascinate Android Development] 420fan:
This!
[Fascinate Android Development] hecantbreathe:
You and me both! Hopefully this can help some, but I don't expect magic.

Sent from my EC01 voodoo'd Fascinate
[Fascinate Android Development] skynet11:
What exactly will this do that EC10 didn't do? After all, the hardware is the same, which means the drivers should be the same.

Another Fascinating post by my XDA app...
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Not quite as hardware is hardware but drivers are software. Its akin to video card drivers. Same hardware but if you give one piece better drivers [software] it can outshine its twin brother
[Fascinate Android Development] representingcochran:
DOWNLOADING... Let us see whats inside.
[Fascinate Android Development] bdemartino:
No one should expect anything at all, unless they are going to step up and do development themselves.

As nitsuj seemed to be trying to say, I'm pretty sure the reason this was posted was to put the information out there for developers and the like, not to see 100 posts from end users stating their "expectations" and "zomg when do we get GB?!!?!?!". (not to mention sammy throttles the **** out of source downloads so it was nice of the OP to upload it)

Maybe it's just me but I winced at more than a few comments in this post, and I wouldn't doubt that the developers around here will do the same. People should take more care in writing up their posts as to not sound like they are entitled to something and show a little more respect to those who put their free time into this ;).

/rant
[Fascinate Android Development] sunder74:
Exactly and one of the sticking points has been sensors. Eventhough hardware maybe similar the code/drivers can be vastly different I think Kaos even found htc bits in some of the code.
[Fascinate Android Development] mengineer:
Well said bdemartino, too many people take devs work for granted

Sent from Tapatalk on my SC2.9.2 Honeycombed Fascinate.
[Fascinate Android Development] bhfd64:
From what I can see around here everyone is quite appreciative of the work that is put in every day by our awesome devs. Perfectly understandable that something so anticipated would cause excitement. There is not a single disrespectful post in this thread.
[Fascinate Android Development] bdemartino:
I said nothing about disrespectful comments whatsoever. I was simply stating that people should take more care in how they word their "over excited" comments as to not send the wrong message to the people out there who actually develop for your phone, as I'd hate for them to keep doing what they are doing but be less likely to package and release it for the general population.... just a thought ;).
[Fascinate Android Development] 420fan:
^this. Come on people, the Devs do this for free. If you expect something you should be talking to the people you pay every month.
[Fascinate Android Development] FDro:
The white knights in this thread are making me puke. People are excited, the thread is alive and growing because of it. Nothing bad has been posted, no demands have been made, nobody is taking offense from what has been posted...

First definition under the word expect:

1.

to look forward to; regard as likely to happen; anticipate the occurrence or the coming of

No need to set a negative mood in here people, be happy!
[Fascinate Android Development] cableguy1:
This ^^^
[Fascinate Android Development] ssewk2x:
Curious as to what's in there - just kernel source, or entire rom source, or something in between?

Waiting patiently to enjoy the benefits, whatever they end up being :)
[Fascinate Android Development] kidserious:
I agree with you 100%. The "expectant attitude" or "entitlement mentality" that has developed in this community lately has grieved me. Devs if y'all can do something with this new source, great. But if you can't or simply choose not to, thanks for all the cool stuff up to this point.
[Fascinate Android Development] smilepak:
Hmm I might end up keeping the Fascinate a little longer now ahahahah
[Fascinate Android Development] RacerXFD:
It's always been here. The same jackasses have never left.
[Fascinate Android Development] Domush:
Seeing as we now know ec01 is really ed01, can a mod please change all of the references in the other threads? They all look dyslexic :)

Come on gingerbread! Come home to the fascinate!

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Fascinate Android Development] theGross1:
Welfare mentality: Gimme Gimme Gimme
[Fascinate Android Development] Domush:
By jackasses, you mean the asshats who constantly complain when they see a thread with excited people, right? I thought so.

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Fascinate Android Development] kidserious:
Good point, I stand corrected.
[Fascinate Android Development] kidserious:
Being excited is great, I'm not complaining about that. But, many times this pisses off our developers. This is what I am complaining about. I don't want the devs to stop doing what they do for our community.
[Fascinate Android Development] bdemartino:
For some reason it's difficult for end users to understand this...

To those that don't understand this... try releasing something some time! I'm betting it would become very clear then ;).

Anyway, I'm happy for our cousin fascinate to have their source, good luck to anyone who's awesome enough to take the time to try and build with it!
[Fascinate Android Development] wyrdtrtle:
Expectations

I dont know about feeling entitled to anything i see the excitement and "expectations" as an open acknowledgement of the talent level of the devs on this site and the hopefull anticipation of the awesome releases sure to come from them. Talent and respect are double edged swords once yall impressed people they understandably expect great things from you. People on XDA are by far the most thankful and apprecitive on any forum site ive visited BARNONE

my.02
[Fascinate Android Development] mmuk223:
Lets face it 98% of the xda members are turds that can: 1 follow directions 2. Speak about devs like they no whats going on

Shut up and wait. Or do something productive.

Sent from my Fascinate
[Fascinate Android Development] CrucialBT:
For the love of God people, the Dev's do what they do for this community because they want to. Not because they have to, or they know people want them to. Dev's that do work for FREE do it because they ENJOY it. Trust me, I know as I'm developer myself (just not for android, yet). Everyone complaining about people getting excited is just stupid and ruining the good news that this thread has brought us.

Truth is, we now have official Froyo source from the people who actually created our phones in the first place. This will likely help our community by leaps and bounds. I doubt ANY developer for this phone will be upset because people are EXCITED about this. We ALL know that having actual source that is meant specifically for our phones is a good thing.

So with that being said. Dev's (current and/or future) rev your engines!
[Fascinate Android Development] Hatespawn:
This is awesome news and I'm excited to see what can be done with this. Sadly, this thread has once again been destroyed by those who would rather fight over the difference between excitement and a sense of entitlement. Oddly enough, those griping about those who seem to have that sense are far more annoying.
[Fascinate Android Development] BrwnSuperman:
I'm just amazed at how polished the work is that the devs do for free. Humanitarians, that's what they are. Imagine being on stock TouchWiz this entire time. Imagine life with bloatware, no custom kernels, limited customization of the ui, limited to whatever Verizon deems allowed for our phones. Imagine that the only thing you could do to improve your battery life was to give more money to Samsung for a new battery.

I can't wrap my mind around how they are able to get so much done. We are unbelievably LUCKY to have and have had developers that are this talented. I wish I had their talent, hell I wish I had the spare time to learn more to do stuff myself.

And one more additional thought, we should have a stickied donation thread listing every recognized XDA developer and their donation link. Even as a poor grad student I try to contribute to the community the (currently) only way I can now, which is by monetary means. Developers do this for fun and on their own free will and donations should be contributions done with the same mentality. No one owes anyone anything other than a polite thank you for when your own common sense deems necessary. A community thrives when everyone contributes in some way, not a bunch of people demanding the work a few provide. Especially when the work is done for free and in their spare time.

Also thank you to the Mods for providing an organized and centralized place for all this talent to be shared.