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[Droid 2 General] pcwebiz:
I installed VRZ_A955_2.3.20_1FF_01.sbf

Then I was able to root the phone and use my root applications. The device is very slow and too sketchy to complete anyone task so it was a failure.

Now with your advice I should get back on the right track. Thank You very much for the response. I thought for a moment I might have to drop my phone on the pavement and go to phoneclaim dot com. But you cant learn anything taking the easy way out. lol I'll post the outcome.
[Droid 2 General] orkillakilla:
Yup, as long as you can get the phone into bootloader mode, the phone isn't bricked.

Hope everything works out!

Sent from my Liberated DROID 2
[Droid 2 General] xustfosorcim:
I've had that performance problem after SBF'ing as well. I think I cleared data and rebooted a couple times to address the issue...
[Droid 2 General] pcwebiz:
Complete Recovery!

Thank You SO much! :)
[Droid 2 General] Luojani:
I began having a black screen.after a few weeks on gingerbread so I decided to sbf back to froyo but it failed now my phone gives the MOTO logo and goes directly to a black screen. I can't get it into flash mode even with holding the arrow up key. I'm out of ideas here so I'm really hoping to find a way to get this working again without being worried that its truly bricked. Any help would be greatly appreciative.
[Droid 2 General] xustfosorcim:
Have you been able to boot into anything else, such as the stock recovery?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] freerida:
unfortunately it doesn't affect us mini users, yet. Read more on http://unlockbootloader.sonyericsson.com/
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] pratyush_gamer:
This Info. got nothing for us....SE never give updates to the X10's........SE SUCKS!!!! :mad:

Anyways Thanks for this post/information!!!!
[G1 Accessories] Youleck:
I found this battery : cgi.ebay.co.uk/GOLD-2430mAH-BUSINESS-BATTERY-HTC-DREAM-GOOGLE-G1-/110629829852?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item19c20d3cdc#ht_2657wt_905

Anyone tested it? Worth?
[G1 Accessories] tagm:
Interesting. If nobody replies I think I will buy one in a week or so.
[G1 Accessories] Youleck:
Great! I haven't got any money, so I can't buy this battery, but I hope so you'll write what about this battery you think :)
[G1 Accessories] mat0122:
interesting, thanks to someone who buy this ;P
[G1 Accessories] flyboyovyick:
Could do with a bigger battery, might buy it.
[G1 Accessories] tagm:
Price is pretty decent. All battery prices for G1 batteries have dropped compared to a few years ago.

The price for this one is probably less than I paid for my 1st replacement.

Its price is a lot less than the 2600 mAh one from Seido http://www.seidioonline.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=BACY26TMG1-BK The Seido battery makes the G1 even look more like a brick then it already does ;)

Looks like a good alternative if the claims from the manufacturer are correct.

Usually they are not....
[G1 Accessories] Youleck:
I hope that after three months, battery does not begin to lose their power.
[G1 Accessories] ace7196:
Got it a while ago. Not actually performing that high, more like 1700 mAh. Still a nice improvement. This battery +14 MB ram hack + way underclocking when screen off = ~2 days use.
[G1 Accessories] Youleck:
So.. Better to buy 1700mAH battery? I have a Eclair with Sense on my G1 and I have underclocking when screen is off. 2430mAH or 1700mAH ?
[G1 Accessories] flyboyovyick:
Well 2 days use is a lot more than what i get.

I used gps logger from fully charged with screen off. It lasted 12 hours to 27%.

If the battery under performs, you can always send it back.
[G1 Accessories] ace7196:
Yes and no :P

I bought the battery off ebay and it said (in the page desc. and on the battery) 2300 mAh, but I asked the seller and they said it is a 1700 (don't think we can get li-ion that small for that much juice for that price...yet). So get the biggest you can get. I also bought a big-ass battery (one that doubles the thickness), and that is a true 2400+ battery.

*I should clarify. Use for me=calls and texts. Wifi is almost always off and no data. Sorry, I know nearly no one does it like this. I have no data plan and got this phone for really cheap to mess around with android. Now I have a nook color that I'm using for everything :D

Before the nook color I could last a full day (7-10) and maybe be at 10%, but I never did too much surfing or anything, just email and whatnot.

The super large battery could easily last 2 days of heavy use (on it w/everything on for 7 hours?), if you don't mind a pocket bulge.
[G1 Accessories] cmsweet21:
you mean this 1

http://cgi.ebay.com/2400MAH-Extended-Battery-Cover-HTC-Google-G1-Dream-/150578896221?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item230f339d5d
[G1 Accessories] ace7196:
I have that one, except with a white battery cover that I can see shipped for $7 if interested. Used for a few days, then didn't want the extra volume. PM if interested.
[G1 Accessories] jman316:
so its a 1700 and not a 2400 as advertised? why would they confirm that to you? lol not calling you a liar so apologies! :)

The guy told me, in not so many words, that performance depended on how you use it yada yada yada...
[G1 Accessories] xtremealok:
i am using a 2850 mAh battery via ebay...got it for under 15$ including shipping and insurance..... have changed my roms like anything!!! not even giving me 8-10 hrs backup on an average day usage :(

plus it has made my phone soooo bulky!!!!

anyone has updates on the 2400mAh batt????
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Stuart.upton666:
Hey guys my contract runs out in a few weeks on my galaxy tab and I don't know if I should go for the Xoom or Flyer.... A little help please?
[7 Mozart General] Julian-SG:
Hi guys, please, where I can download xap for TouchExplorer ?

Thanks.
[7 Mozart General] Ddriver:
At the hompage from --> Touchxperience.
[EVO 4G General] plmiller0905:
Just wondering if anyone besides myself is having market issues?

Whenever I attempt to download any app...I keep getting the message the download was unsuccessful. I wiped the data and everything on the Market app and still couldn't download any apps. I even uninstalled the updates on the market and still I couldn't install any apps.
[EVO 4G General] dadoc04:
happened to me yesterday... everything seems to be working fine now.

I didnt do any cache clearing or anything so I assume it was on google's end moreso than my phone.
[EVO 4G General] plmiller0905:
Yesterday mine was working fine. I got up this morning and tried to install a few updates and got the message that all of them didn't unable download....
[EVO 4G General] plmiller0905:
So does anyone else have any issues downloading apps from the Market? Everytime I attempt to download an app, I'm still getting the message that it was unsuccessful.

In addition, whenever I turn on my 4G...I used to get the "4G Antenna On" icon in the taskbar. Now I don't even get that. When I check the 4G status, it just says "scanning".

I just got this Evo this past sunday and I'm trying to hold on to it so I can exchange it for a Nexus S once they come out. But this is driving me crazy. I've updated the prl, profile and did a factory reset, cleared the Market cache and data and I'm still I'm having issues. this has been going on since 6 this morning...

I don't know if this matters but I'm in Madison WI and I'm also stock..non-rooted and my Evo version is the 004 model.
[EVO 4G General] therussman2002:
I'm having issues downloading anything since a couple hours ago on my Evo Shift in Milwaukee. New rom, so i wasn't sure if it was my fault or the market's.
[EVO 4G General] plmiller0905:
Wow...thank god...it's just not me. I been having issues since 6 this morning and now it's 3:42 in the afternoon and I still can't download anything.
[EVO 4G General] therussman2002:
Eh... I've checked other forums and it looks like it's just us. I'm about to do a factory reset or something.
[EVO 4G General] teh roxxorz:
Naw...no market problems on my end.
[EVO 4G General] plmiller0905:
I did several factory resets and I still have the issue. I even unrooted my phone. I'm going to reroot it again once i get home and see if i still have the problem.
[EVO 4G General] jstalford:
What ROM are you using? I have had problems updating apps that were included as system apps in certain ROMs.
[EVO 4G General] teh roxxorz:
CM7 final...no issues.
[EVO 4G General] plmiller0905:
I'm unrooted right now. last night when I was rooted, I didn't have these issues. However, I unrooted using this method:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=780141&highlight=unroot

When after I unrooted the phone, everything worked fine. But this morning, I updated 3 or 4 apps..then all of sudden all the apps stop downloading and the "download unsuccessful" message popped up.
[EVO 4G General] aimbdd:
google market fails... :(
[EVO 4G General] plmiller0905:
I rerooted my phone and after I rerooted, I was still unableto download and install apps from the Market App itself. I cleared the Market's Cache/Data again and it still didn't work.

However, if i went to https://market.android.com/ on my pc, I was able to download/install apps. So I'm wondering if the issue is with the Google App itself...
[EVO 4G General] TomWaddle:
Flashed CyanogenMod Final earlier and have had no problems today / tonight with Market.
[EVO 4G General] curtisc19:
I had the same issues while I was on vacation in Orlando last week. First, I thought it was my Miui. Wiped everything and started from scratch with Miui. Didn't work, so I switch Roms, CM7...didn't work. Flashed back to my stock backup...still didn't work. Went back to Miui and said the hell with it after I tried other family members phones, and they couldn't either. No app dwnlds or updates from JUST the app market.

It has been working fine since Monday. I was freaking out though, lol.
[EVO 4G General] plmiller0905:
My wife has an Optimus and she can download apps with no problem. I'm hoping, that it either fixes itself by tomorrow morning.
[EVO 4G General] Jjday7:
been having problems since yesterday and thought it was the rom. I have changed to three different for my flashaholic addiction since then and still some problems. Google maps shows unintalled on all roms and it's installed. Don't know whats going on with that.
[EVO 4G General] plmiller0905:
Market seems to be running again for me. I just installed 2 apps.
[EVO 4G General] tbgreen89:
When i go to update my apps... It just hangs and says downloading and doesn't do anything. I have to force close and clear cache for it to work again. It has only done a few times to a new downloading app.
[EVO 4G General] eventer289:
You're not alone. I've been experiencing this also.
[EVO 4G General] therussman2002:
This was broken for me all last night even after a factory reset. I was going to try a different ROM this morning to resolve (since the market broke right after i installed a ROM), but thought i'd try to download an app first. All is well now. I sure did waste a lot of time on this.
[EVO 4G General] SamJamz:
Same problem here (South Florida, on Sprint) Doesnt matter what ROM your on, doesn't matter what you update. Nothing fixes it? Its it sprint? Or maybe Google?
[EVO 4G General] pamplinas:
Yeah im having problems when i try to buy something it says "server error occurred"
[Nexus One General] davideddt:
Hi all!

I have CM7 installed on my N1 and i have noticed that the usb transfer rate is only 400 kb/s!

Previously i used miui and the problem started with the miui`s gingerbread version.

Yesterday i tried to install cm6 and rate is 3 mb/s! Then i installed gingerbread official version and it becomes 2 mb/s..

So I think the problem comes with gingerbread and cm7 especially..

I`ve tried different cables on different windows pc and the problem is still here.. A friend of mine however tried with his mac and it resulted as fast as it is expected to be...

I have a 16gb class 6 sd card, formatted in fat32.

Any ideas?
[Nexus One General] sstang2006:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1010807

you are welcome.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
That script is nothing to do with it.

The problem you're experiencing is due to the .37 kernel, it's well documented. Either switch to a .35 or transfer files over in recovery.
[Nexus One General] davideddt:
thank you for the answer!

however i think it doesn't depend on the read cache because, if not, the transfer rate would have been low also with cm6..

Right?
[Nexus One General] davideddt:
thank you!

I've found kernels here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=744605...

but what does "transfer files over in recovery" mean? how can i do that?
[Nexus One General] endamaco:
go into recovery.. enable usb mass storage and then transfer your file
[Nexus One General] temasek:
Temp solution is to use 3rd party app to mount your n1 via USB to PC. I use Multi Mount for SD Card and it transfers way over 3mb/s. I'm on CM7 Build #39.
[Desire Android Development] dzo:
This kernel is based on Thalamus's Oxygen Kernel but with AVS and he's given me permission to post it here for testing.

I implemented AVS from scratch (based on the Code Aurora kernel) and it seems to work well for me.

AVS uses some hardware to emulate the longest gate delays through the CPU datapath. If the delay is longer than expected, the CPU voltage can be decreased, if shorter then it can be increased. This means that the CPU is always running near the minimum voltage it requires and because power consumption rises with the square of voltage this is a good thing.

Here are the results of some initial tests (full load, no idle):

Clock Speed, Without AVS, With AVS

1113600,234mA,223mA

998400,207mA,190mA

768000,158mA,138mA

499200,111mA,93mA

384000,90mA,79mA

245000,70mA,64mA

So there are power savings of about 8-15%

All patches are initially pushed here:

https://github.com/dzo/kernel/tree/2.6.35-bravo-exp

and should end up here:

https://github.com/thalamus/kernel/tree/2.6.35-bravo-exp

You can see the current status of AVS by doing:

cat /sys/module/avs/parameters/status

Doing:

echo 1 > /sys/module/avs/parameters/debug

will put lots of debugging info in the kernel log.

To disable AVS do:

echo 0 > /sys/module/avs/parameters/enabled

The minimum voltage is set to 900mV but you can change this using e.g.:

echo 850 > /sys/module/avs/parameters/vdd_min

Putting too low a value in here will crash your phone because AVS seems to have trouble with low frequencies.

I also added some extra frequency steps, 76.8MHz and 192MHz.

Don't expect huge power savings, the CPU is only one of the things using power on our devices.

I think AVS is a nice idea and I'd like to know how stable it is on other people's phones.

To install, flash the attached update zip from recovery.

Please don't use this kernel unless you are fairly well informed about what you are doing.

15/4/12: Updated kernel with higher vdd_min
[Desire Android Development] senab:
Going to give this a test now, I'll report back later.

How did you produce those mA readings btw?
[Desire Android Development] cez10:
have you tried using other kernels like Eviolets one? does it really save much more battery than EVs?

is it 100% stable??

with the kernel using some hardware to calculate the voltages needed wouldnt it take some more power to get the calculations done?
[Desire Android Development] :
Why don't you try it and find out instead of asking questions.

I think the words '[Kernel]Experimental' in the thread title are a clue.

The overhead of the calculations is negligible.
[Desire Android Development] lvnatic:
So this is only for gingerbread AOSP ROMs or works on Sense as well?
[Desire Android Development] :
Oh my...people just want to be spoonfed on XDA these days.

As Oxygen is an AOSP ROM it's fairly clear that it's not going to be a sense kernel isn't it? :confused:
[Desire Android Development] brandall:
Thanks for sharing this.

What are the available governors? I can't find this information on github.

Will switching between governors (depending on phone state) cause any issues with the voltage change, that aren't advised?
[Desire Android Development] lvnatic:
He never mentioned it is specifically for AOSP or Sense ROMs. I was wondering if this is just a separate script, not kernel dependent. But if I give it a 2nd read then yes, it seems indeed it is an entire kernel, my bad, no need for a spoon...or w/e it means.
[Desire Android Development] chronicfathead:
Don't listen to Thalamus:mad:. He has no time for people less "knowledgeable" than him. There was a time where I thought a kernel was a kernel.

I thought I had escaped his unhelpful comments when I left Oxygen thanks to his attitude (if you don't like his attitude, then tough is the general gist of it). If he was a shop owner he would go bankrupt, quickly, as he has no people skills whatsoever.

If he wasn't a dev, he would be labeled a troll, yet he is allowed to get away with being nasty to people. When will XDA introduce a -thanks button?

I think the saying goes, if you don't have anything nice to say, then don't say anything at all.
[Desire Android Development] vnvman:
Thanks, this one looks like a good project :)

As to stability: i've been using this kernel for a couple hours without issues, with very small draining btw; anyway a few minutes ago the phone became unresponsive: i was just typing a message with whatsapp, clocked 192x806, and a freeze occurred. A soft reset did the trick.

Keep up the good job ;)

Edit: i'm on beta 2 fyi...
[Desire Android Development] :
Hahahahahaha.

That cheered me up, I'm having a crap day.

Happy to be of assistance. :D

Edit: You prove how little you know about me by saying that I have no time for people less knowledgeable than me. That is totally untrue. I spend a lot of time helping people who are less knowledgeable than me. What I have no time for is laziness, people who won't help themselves or idiots. There is a big difference.
[Desire Android Development] chronicfathead:
I only base my observation on posts of yours that I have read. Rather than shooting people down, advise them so they can improve their knowledge.

sent by touching my Desire
[Desire Android Development] Xinot:
In Airplane mode i had 2mA battery usage all night without AVS and 5mA usage with AVS. This is via Battery monitor widget.
[Desire Android Development] dzo:
AVS has nothing to do with power consumption while the device is asleep. When the phone sleeps, the CPU is power collapsed, i.e. is completely powered down. AVS only changes the voltage while the CPU is awake.
[Desire Android Development] Plumps_:
The Kernel work great on Miui 1.4.8 since 2 days! No reboot or freeze... and in idle with JiuceDefender, 652Mhz max ondemand over 3h the device lost only 2% accu

Thanks for your work
[Desire Android Development] dzo:
I've just updated the kernel in the first post to increase the minimum voltage and remove some possibly unstable frequencies.

Should be more stable now.
[Desire Android Development] Xinot:
OukkiDoukki! So i have something else going on here... :D
[Desire Android Development] kibbsnk:
Thanks running sweet keep up the great work using on GV 2.0
[Desire Android Development] EViollet:
Just a quick post to say that I've been testing this kernel for 2/3 days (actually the version that Thalamus has in his experimental github) and find the battery usage to be the same. But the AVS code seems much cleaner than the implementation I have.

As for stability, I haven't had a single crash yet. And overall speed seems better than on my kernel.

Quadrant also confirms this.

Regards,
[Desire Android Development] danarama:
Do you think you will be compiling ManU 1.5 from this source then?
[Desire Android Development] EViollet:
Not exactly.

The next version will probably be built from _thalamus' kernel source.

I'm still ironing out a few things and doing some testing.

Not sure for the AVS part though. It seems less stable than the current implementation. But I haven't finished testing so I may have some other issue elsewhere.

Regards
[Desire Android Development] yreham:
hello i flashed your kernel but i can't connect via usb anymore, apart from that it's fast.i ccan also say that this one also loses power even when screen is off unlike the original one from cm7 thanks
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yinka11691:
My point is that. I am using Tmobile 3G network on my HD2 as Wifi Hotspot for the (Unlock P1000 Galaxy Tab). My laptop easily discover and connect with the network easily but My Galaxy Tab discover the network only when I downloaded WiFinder. It wont connect.

The Galaxy Tab discovered it as [WEP][IBSS] through WiFinder. It tried to connect but never happened.

I downloaded EM IP Utility to obtained my HD2 Cellular Line details as follows:

IP: 26.162.246.133

Mask: 255.0.0.0

DG: 26.162.246.133

DNS: 10.177.0.34

10.164.103.44

DHCP: False

I entered the information above to my Galaxy Tab Static IP. It wont still connect. Please help me.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian777:
On hd2 are u using android or windows mobile? Does your pc recognize the hd2 as a Ad-hoc network? If you are using android use the attached app for wifi tether and try again.

If hd2 uses a ad hoc network try this (u can use Root Explorer to replace the wpa_supplicant)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=854913&highlight=adhoc
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yinka11691:
I am using Windows Mobile 6 on my HD2. As per the following instructions:

"I purchased a Samsung Galaxy tablet this weekend with out a 3G data plan as my idea was to just tether it to my cell phone where I have an unlimited data plan. There are several apps that will turn your phone into a wifi hot spot but all of them create an AD-HOC wifi network. Much to my surprise, by default, the Samsung Galaxy Tab will not see or allow you to connect to AD-HOC wifi networks. I took me some time to figure out how to get around this. I figured if I posted the information it might same someone else the same problems I had:

1. ROOT TABLET (This is a MUST)

2. MOUNT /system as RW - #mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system

3. MAKE A BACKUP OF /system/bin/wpa_supplicant

4. REPLACE wpa_supplicant WITH VERSION I HAVE ATTACHED TO POST

5. MOUNT /system as RO - #mount -o ro,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system

6. TURN wifi OFF and BACK ON.

Once you complete step 6 if there is a AD-HOC network in range it will show up as ssid(adhoc) in the available network list. Once you see the AD-HOC network you will be able to configure it and connect to it like you would any other wireless network."

How can I get to the next step below:

"MOUNT /system as RW - #mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system"?

Please Help me
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian777:
1. Root your Tab.

2. Download "root explorer" from Android Market (paid app)

3.Open root explorer and copy the wpa_supplicant file from the link that ive sent you.

4. Press mount RW on root explorer then navigate to /system/bin and replace wpa_supplicant (make sure to backup the file first)
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yinka11691:
When I followed your instructions, they work like charm. Thank you very much.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arcanum X:
Hi Lucian,

can you send me the link to wpa_supplicant as well. I tried with other versions but none work. I am using HD2 as well. Thanks.

Regards
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arcanum X:
Sorry Lucian, please ignore this message. I missed the attachement on top.

However, strangely i am unable to replace the WPA file even after following the above mentioned steps. It just could not be replaced.

Regards
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okaydoke0089:
can not replace the file

Please help!

I rooted Galaxy Tab using z4root and couldn't replace the wpa_supplicant file.

Funny thing is if I choose Temporary Root in z4root then I could replace the file without error, but the file restore as default after I reboot my Galaxy Tab.

would anyone share how and which file you were used to root your Galaxy Tab.

thank you very much.