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[Nexus S Android Development] brian6685:
yeah figured. I flashed the newest nightly a couple days ago and put morfic's uv11 kernel on there. Within 20 minutes my phone rebooted itself and was all messed up. Then went into a bootloop.... it it was nightly 88 I think. Ive been using cm7.0.3 still, it seems to be the most stable. Only problem is that its 2.3.3 and i cant use morfic's kernels because they are for 2.3.4
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
What?

1.4 Ghz all day here :P

And usually it's fine.

I come home with around 0-20 %.
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
1.44 is usable as a daily driver, battery life isnt that bad. 1.544 drinks the juice then burps in your face :eek:
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
o.O

I used 1.5 once, but it was unstable.

Batterylife wasn't horrible though.
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
and the test kernels have been released, have fun. for cm7 :D

from twitter..
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
Can you make it compatible with Proton Voltage?

It seems these new kernels are always unstable here, but 5 minutes with voltage control and it works perfectly.

edit: The 144 version at least loves me <3 :)

edit2: Quadrant gives me 45 fps in the 2D test :P
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
i just knocked of morfics high quadrant with his G2x.. for now(probably very temporary) the nexus s is still king. how do you like these apples ;-)

this was the trinity 1.544ghz kernel.
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
same setup
[Nexus S Android Development] vivmar:
Those new test kernels should work on Miui (cm7 based),right?
[Nexus S Android Development] vivmar:
i don't know why,but now with this kernel every time i reboot my phone ,i lost all my widget configuration on home...
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
Never happens here.

Maybe it's a MIUI issue?
[Nexus S Android Development] vivmar:
it's possible,but is strange because i'm using GO Launcher...not the miui base launcher.
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
Do you wipe before installing kernels?
[Nexus S Android Development] vivmar:
no.i have to wipe cache?
[Nexus S Android Development] Bestplayer55:
HI! any way to changes voltages????
[Nexus S Android Development] Bestplayer55:
how can i add sysf to kernel to use vipermod!!!????
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
You don't have to, but it's recommended.
[Nexus S Android Development] stavros86:
PLs add support for custom voltages this kernel works so smouth but for 10 minutes on my phone honity @1.4Ghz worked rock stable....
[Nexus S Android Development] pgreeny69:
will this kernal work on NS4G CDMA?
[Nexus S Android Development] rejanmanis:
I port this kernel on Liquidnexusbread v1.9 work very fast. Oc 1440 got score 4217 on quadrant. Thx dude...

Sent from my Nexus S I9020T
[Nexus S Android Development] cabstrak:
Quick question - does this work on stock rom?

Reason I asked is, while it says "any" rom, I swear I've read here that someone (can't be sure if it's morfic/simms or someone else) says it doesn't work for stock rom because of something. Can't remember what is it though.

EDIT: I think this is (See below) the post.

So morfic, can this now be used for stock rom? Or will it have any issues? And what's those mounting all about if you don't mind explaining? :D
[Nexus S Android Development] raj3534:
Will it work on my samsung galaxy fit..plzzz reply
[Nexus S Android Development] xceleration:
I think you are in the wrong section, pretty sure these kernels are designed for the Nexus S and Nexus S only, and flashing it on another phone could likely cause unwanted outcomes.
[Nexus S Android Development] rentaric:
Running those kernels on stock, see sig.
[Nexus S Android Development] Jonathon Grigg:
General rule of thumb for any modifications to your phone, make sure it is built for your phone model. I do not suggest you even try this on your phone, look in general development or if there's a section for your phone, in that development section.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Android Development] melvinchng:
Different device will use different mount point. If you mount it wrongly, your clockworkmod will be f up...
[Nexus S Android Development] tempera:
Is there a UV12? I can't see it.

Also what is euv92/4?
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
Euv92 stands for ExtremeUndervolt920Mhz.

It's a kernel with a big undervolt and is made to help your battery, but it also has some bus increases and gpu overclocks so it remains speedy.
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
I suggest you don't, it will probably result in you having to wipe and reinstall.

Also, Galaxy Fit is a low end device with a completely different processor, screen, and everything else.
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
I can't really comment on it, since I haven't tried, but it should work for stock roms, he once had a version for stock roms, but since he uses Any kernel he doesn't need to make several versions.
[Nexus S Android Development] tempera:
Thanks for the reply. Is there an UV12 aswell?
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
As of now, there is no T12 with undervolt.
[Nexus S Android Development] tempera:
Is the latest TU11 in the first post? If not can u plz link me?

Thanks for the help
[Nexus S Android Development] sevet:
Great kernel been using it with all the roms I try.

Does the EUV92 means Extra Under Volt with under clock to 920Mhz?

On the last builds I don't see the tun and cifs modules, are they integrated in the kernel now? I can't seem to connect with open VPN.....
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
Here you go
[Nexus S Android Development] shubu000:
Hey morfic

Upgraded to the latest zulugen. Seems like deep sleep is working with the latest kernel (3/8)
[Nexus S Android Development] Po0yAn:
tried t12,t144,tuv11 last night heres some quadrant.

t12 is a real battery grabber,but totaly stable since last night till this noon.during the charge and off the charger,also playing the fast5 game that someone mentioned may cause a problem.

t144, only tried it for about 10 mins for bemchmarking and saying wows constantly,the speed is amazing on that thing.very tempting but huge battery eater.the tempreture was amazingly 41C after 8 benchmark runs with performance and ondemand governers.

tuv11 is the real deal for me and its working great, tried downloading,playing fast5 at the same time and recieving calls and texts during those,and no freezes ot hiccups,with skype and im+ in the background.the improvements is amazing imo.and because im using the same build (#147) for a while now,i know its all the kernels improvements.i feel the faster boot ups and better battery life when using the phone.

also my phone couldnt last longer than one benchmark run with t1544 kernel and it freezed before the second runs 2D test.

didnt try the exuv92 as an ucuv kernel, cause i prefer the ocuv kernels.

thanks alot morfic for your great work.its embarassing that i live in a country that i cant donate.

neXus S - CM7 #147 - TUV11-03/08
[Nexus S Android Development] melvinchng:
Ya... I mentioned the fast 5.. the euv won't start the fast 5 menu... started and went back to home..

I have constant freeze for 3/8 tuv11.. it won't freeze for you?
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
nice info :)
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
not a single freeze in tuv11 3/8. its my daily go to kernel.
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
it wont flash on your phone, unless you turn off the signature check. but the chances are is that youll brick your device if you do flash it. the hardware is completely different for this phone, and the kernel is not made to run in your phone.
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
i use the fast reboot widget. it doesnt actually reboot the phone, just frees ram memory. its not a task killer per se, its like rebooting without actually rebooting.
[Nexus S Android Development] melvinchng:
Maybe I have to reflash the rom and the kernel one day... too many data is in my phone.
[Nexus S Android Development] Roland27:
I have a 12 hour train ride ahead of me tomorrow. What kernel do i use? Need stability speed and above all battery life!

Nexus S i9020 running MIUI
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
teuv92 or tuv11
[Nexus S Android Development] Bamdroid:
Yeah I'm digging this TUV11. Kept reading the reviews on it n indeed it appears its a solid kernel. Thanks for you guys' work on this.

Sent from hell.
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
change rom too...
[Nexus S Android Development] gotjazz:
Bring a charger and pray for power outlets
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
TEUV92

-It's best for battery life :P
[Nexus S Android Development] rentaric:
Don't expect your phone to last even half the train ride if you play around with it all the time :D

Any ROM/kernel combo will bring you through the day if you don't touch your phone too often.
[Nexus S Android Development] Po0yAn:
nope.no freeze here or even slow downs after 12 hours of using the 03/08.i also feel the apps start faster on the new update.i downloaded the fast5 only for testing the kernels.not much of a fan of mobile gaming.

neXus S - CM7 #147 - TUV11
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
Ever tried Modern Combat 2: Black pegasus?

That is real mobile gaming.
[Nexus S Android Development] Po0yAn:
take tuv11 and turn off autosync & 2G/3G when u dont need the internet.i mostly listen to the music on long rides, this way youll get around 12-15 hrs of music playing with the stock player. try avoiding screen on stuff specially surfing,super amoled screens swallow the juice while surfing,only 3 to 4 hrs of constant web browsing!

neXus S - CM7 #147 - TUV11
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
truth.

there are times that tuv11 lasts me around 4 hours total(when im particularly abusive with the phone, but then again there are times that it lasts all day.
[Nexus S Android Development] Po0yAn:
not a fan of fps games either,give me headache after a few minutes! :D.I prefer playing ff7 on psx app!

neXus S - CM7 #147 - TUV11
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
Final Fantasy 7?

:confused:
[Nexus S Android Development] Po0yAn:
yup! old school games for old guys like me ;-) cant stand todays games with none stop action,specialy when your tombs covering half of the screen

neXus S - CM7 #147 - TUV11
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
True....

But that's why I use the Wii controller when I play emulators..
[Nexus S Android Development] jeffreynothing43:
Is there a fix for the USB not mounting?
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
it should be working. a temporary solution would be to use the usb storage option in recovery, if you need to mount your sd storage
[Nexus S Android Development] jeffreynothing43:
I've tried the UV1.1 and the 1.2...no usb on Deck's 2.3.5 rom.
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
maybe its the rom? have you tried wiping the dalvik-cache and reflashing the rom and kernel?
[Nexus S Android Development] jeffreynothing43:
I did everything but reflash the rom.
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
try wiping the dalvik(manually if you know how), then reflash the rom(gapps too if they are needed) and kernel. let me know how it goes. also, try going to the phones main settings, applications, development, and check/uncheck usb debugging.
[Nexus S Android Development] Bamdroid:
Whoa really?? I got to get that..
[Nexus S Android Development] jeffreynothing43:
I will give it all a shot... Thanks for your help. What about the no data when booting? I like the snappiness of the kernel, haven't used it long enough to know about battery. Overall - is it pretty good? I read through about 75 pages and there was a bit of stuff about cars, and 666...lol. But I'm focused more on the kernel. :P
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
Battery life should in theory be pretty good, but it mainly depends on your use.

If you let it idle it should last very long, but if you switched kernel just to get better battery life then you might get disappointed.
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
oh, so you already read the important stuff :p

tuv11 and teuv92 have the best battery life, period. of any of the nexus s kernels. the no data while booting i really think is a sprint thing. as the kernel shouldnt affect it. but, a reboot should help that.
[Nexus S Android Development] Kurupt1:
Just tested 4g and it does in fact say unknown and cannot connect when 4g box is clicked. Doesnt happen with netarchys ns4g versions.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S Android Development] LordPhong:
voltages.h from git.

correct me if I'm wrong:

CONFIG_UV11

Freq. (MHz) voltage(mV) delta stock (reported by Proton voltage)

1100 1225 -75 (through linear interpolation)

800 1125 -75

400 1000 -50

100 900 -50

CONFIG_CPU_1200MHZ

1200 1275 -75

800 1125 -75

400 1025 -25

100 925 -25

it looks like UV is very aggressive in the upper frequency.
[Nexus S Android Development] gotjazz:
On the ns? How does that work? Bluetooth?
[Nexus S Android Development] Jonathon Grigg:
UV is aggressive for a reason (I believe, I am not morfic obviously). With the higher OCs, particularly on UV11, in order to actually save battery, there needs to be a large drop, to make it lower than the stock 1ghz voltages. Otherwise, when you think about it, you would really get no better battery life than a stock based kernel.

My 2c

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Android Development] LordPhong:
I do not disagree. I posted it for references to those that already know the UV limits of their phone.

For some reason, my phone runs more stable with the previous tuv11.
[Nexus S Android Development] Maximilian Mary:
That's what I was getting, too (just like baseband = unknown on a cold boot).

I get no usb mount or adb on Cyanogen or stock, either.

-ns4g
[Nexus S Android Development] Roland27:
My 9020 has been running pretty sweet with TUV11-Any-19072011 the last 4days. What exactly is this kernel giving me?
[Nexus S Android Development] Kurupt1:
I get usb storage on a couple reboots idk why but sometimes 1 or 2. I No 4G though, maybe we need Morfic to add that in there still.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S Android Development] Maximilian Mary:
I wonder if the voltage + bus speeds can't quite handle the power requirements of the cdma/wimax radios along with intensive flash memory i/o (such as happens on a cold boot). Today I lost signal while copying titanium backup folders, and again while zipping a nandroid. Both required a reboot to get the radio working again. It seems these issues could somehow be related to the usb mounting issue as well.
[Nexus S Android Development] Kurupt1:
Huh could be, we gotta figure it out Morfics kernels are all I run.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S Android Development] morfic:
Quick update.

I am reinstalling my PC, all things android are on the old drive and are slowly migrated while i install toolchains and just general applications i use/need.

So there will be no sudden new kernels out of nowhere, I'll be much more likely announcing that i am back operational.

I'll try a few things for 1) those who are right now struggling to be stable, 2) NS4G to get 4G Working.

For now i can't build.

I'll complete migrating drives soonish.

Since it's a migration due to lack of space and needing to install OS due to lack of maintenance of the old one (spent too much time on kernels for phones), this should be rather pain free, compared to replacing a failed drive.

With the extra space i should be able to solve the 4G mystery. I am fairly certain it's something trivial, leading to a solid facepalm moment.

'night

Daniel
[Nexus S Android Development] morfic:
I am blaming the extra power requirement of the Wimax chips + the bus OC.

On the G2x I can OC bus from 240MHz to 280MHz just fine, phones runs, no hiccup, i just lose bluetooth and the camera needs to "warm up".

Since Netarchy sticks to the 200mhz bus.....what speaks against that theory is the recent T12-low.zip

it is 200MHz for bus, even at 1200MHz, that's why i built it, the voltage at 1200MHz is quite low since i wanted to test if eatTHESEbullets is overheating or not.

from the result i am tempted to say his phone needs a whopping 1450mV to even run 1200MHz.

irks me i can't build right now. so many possibilities.

all the next kernel builds will be variations with the only purpose of addressing NS4G 4G radio.

but for now i need to head in.

'night
[Nexus S Android Development] Kurupt1:
Thanks, your the man. Take your time. My ns4g handles tuv11 fine after a couple reboots. Just no 4G.

Edit:Well deserved donation on the way!

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S Android Development] Po0yAn:
5 mins ago, my first reboot after 25 hrs using TUV11-03/08. I was having launch,the nexus was next to my meal,doing nothing!

neXus S - CM7 #147 - TUV11
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
I would also donate, but my Paypal account got blocked..
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
Yup, works perfectly, and saves screen space.
[Nexus S Android Development] ellesshoo:
Sounds good (the part about stability).

Just as a side note... Kernel devs for the N1 eventually came to the conclusion that UVing often decreased radio performance, system stability, and offered hardly noticeable if any increase in battery life since a few mV saved here and there is rather insignificant compared to the total mV usage required by the display/radios/etc.. Actually, during the development of one kernel it became apparent that UV actually caused a decrease in battery life due to the radio constantly struggling to maintain a stable connection. Most UV kernels seemed to use or advise very conservative UVing if any at that point.

Anyway, you may know about all that but I thought I'd mention it just in case it would help in some way.
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
I am pretty sure that wasn't properly tested.
[Nexus S Android Development] ellesshoo:
It's one of those things that's not fully possible to test given the limited diagnostic data available but it sure seemed like the case for most users and the devs that pushing UV pretty hard.
[Nexus S Android Development] melvinchng:
I found a huge difference in boot up speed by using stock bootanimation and trinity bootanimation.

From Google screen to unlock.

Stock nexus s - 26seconds

Trinity - 31 seconds.

A difference in 5 seconds... I think it is due to each trinity animation frame is larger in size compare to nexus s stock.
[Nexus S Android Development] dsellers2:
Your latest euv92 is working great. No reboots and my battery life has tripled. When I put it to sleep the CPU is going to sleep and its only consuming about 4ma constant. The last few it was all over the board after putting it to sleep. Awesome job on this kernel Morfic. I'm thinking I should get about 18 hours of my normal usage with this kernel as opposed to 6 hours with your previous 92 and any of your TUV11's. Thanks man. I'll send you some cash in a couple days. This euv is well worth it!
[Nexus S Android Development] HareyCarey:
Sorry for the late response, but, I have noticed that my data comes back on after a reboot with latest TUV11 but usually if I pull battery or power completely off, it will not. By the way, do you use Fast Reboot Pro? I noticed you said something about it earlier
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
yea, i use it.
[Nexus S Android Development] HareyCarey:
I may give it a shot here in a little while. I had never heard of the idea until you mentioned what it did.
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
That seems a little weird, which kernel did you come from?
[Nexus S Android Development] HareyCarey:
Any advice on which apps to exclude or how often to "reboot" I don't know much about which apps needn't be restarted and which need be.
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
Why don't you just hold the power button, press reboot, and select hot reboot?
[Nexus S Android Development] sinik420:
That's miui as far as I know, its not built into cm7

sent from my nexus s on a kang from simms
[Nexus S Android Development] dsellers2:
The first uv92 kernel he released. Maybe 0803 kernel. With that kernel I had constant ma draw of over 50 or more even while sleeping. And using the systempanel app I didn't see any apps using any excessive CPU. Even tryed a wipe all and reflashed with the same results. But as I said with the latest uv92 which I believe is dated 08/08 I'm getting a 4 to 5 ma drain while in sleep. Only thing that changed was the kernel. Weird or not.....its true and results that I can live with. :)
[Nexus S Android Development] Po0yAn:
do u have any internet data on, while the phone is asleep? if so, is it 2g/3g or wifi? its almost impossible to have under 20-30 mA with autosync and push notification.

neXus S - CM7 #147 - TUV11
[Nexus S Android Development] dario3040:
lol, you are right.

I have been using MIUI for a long time.
[Nexus S Android Development] JmPTaz09:
Where did you find the latest teuv92 from 8/8? I only see the 8/3 one in the main post... I tried searching but still don't see an 8/8 one.

Edit: I found 8/5 in a post by Morfic... maybe that's the one you're referring to?
[Nexus S Android Development] dsellers2:
Its definitely not impossible, cause this latest kernel is doing it. Back on 2.3.3 and some of the first kernel Morfic had made for the ns I was getting this kind of low current draw as well. Its just that lately his kernels has been using more juice while asleep for some reason.

By the way, I had 3g on and I'm always syncing two gmail acounts. One for Google apps work account and my personal account. Also had Google+ syncing, Google reader, and Google books Even more is that my 3g signal is very shady where I live, it goes in and out of 3g and 2g constantly which is even more of a battery drain.

I guess next time I put my phone down and asleep for more than an hour ill take a screen shot of the current draw to show you.

:)
[Nexus S Android Development] dsellers2:
Yeah, I just double checked the file name and it's 8/5. You should definitely give it a shot. :)
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
i set it up this way only. i dont use any other of the settings. about rebooting, you should do it at least once a day. i do it more often, just because im always flashing something.
[Nexus S Android Development] dsellers2:
Here's a history of my current draw from this morning while at work and the phone was asleep.

It's a PNG file so it wont let me upload to xda but its below in my dropbox account.

http://db.tt/uGJPhEw

So it is very much a possibility. :)
[Nexus S Android Development] HareyCarey:
Which developer makes that one? I have a different one I think
[Nexus S Android Development] HareyCarey:
I am on Deck's ROM, so I can reboot but this app seems to help as well as a midday refresher. Never tried CM7. I am using the NS4G, so I don't know which nightly is stable or if RC1 is updated, mainly due to lack of checking those particular threads.
[Nexus S Android Development] sinik420:
The nightlies like normally said are going to.be more "stable" than rc1 because its more worked on...tho its true it could have different issues what is wrong with rc1 shouldn't be there in a nightly

sent from my nexus s on a kang from simms
[Nexus S Android Development] JmPTaz09:
For many months I ran TUV11 as my go to kernel, as it was the most stable on my phone across many roms. The 8/3 TUV11 freezes on me automatically when I try to open gallery; tried it on 2 roms. Was also just rebooting like crazy when I tried before. Not sure what the main difference is with the latest update, but it's rendered it unusable on my phone.

TEUV92, however, runs great on my phone and has seemed extremely stable
[Nexus S Android Development] HareyCarey:
Btw, anyone know where to get the advanced Quadrant that let's you use it without internet access? I found the site it has from the app, but I am weary about entering any info in and paying online to a site.
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
mad squirrel. yes, thats the developers name :eek:
[Nexus S Android Development] simms22:
its because all the tuv11s before werent really 1.1ghz, the were 1ghz really. this one is 1.1ghz.