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[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Thank you very much. Honored. :)

Wow.. your Desire really runs at.1.2? Mine reboots at 1.19. Now that, you should include in your signature. :) Sure, increasing the limit is not a problem. And yes, I do believe I included wifi fix. I've had to clean out my git many times, so I'll have to double check the source to be sure.

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[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
And I think you've just broken the speed record for the fastest Desire on Xda. ;)

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[Desire Android Development] PlayPetepp:
Was with "kmods_OCUV_VDDSysBattWfEbatLS1267_120112_194455" since that's the last kernel I saw that supported that frequency. :)

---------- Post added at 06:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:16 PM ----------

Kinda lucky that way I guess. :)

Another thought, maybe an increase in voltage for 1267mhz, 1325 or 1350mV, could improve stability (and kill the battery at the same time but who cares about that in this day in age anyway). :D
[Desire Android Development] briga69:
You are right, running from recovery ... could it be only in the past :) But it didn't bring any luck I see.

I have just tried a new kernel.

2.6.35.10EBfixTP2WC-g448a506-dirty droidzone@supernova #14

The "dirty" doesn't sound good ;) but let's see if it stops freezing!
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
That's implied of course. However, I'll offer a last disclaimer.. I wash my hands of it if your cpu if fried in the process. ;) People concerned about battery life should never overclock it anyway.. What cpu governor are you on anyway? And what board version? PVT1?

Try the current alpha (Jan 24). Should be better.

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[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Ok, extremely overclockable kernel is now online. :)
[Desire Android Development] PlayPetepp:
I'm running on smartassv2. PVT4, microp-051d if that means anything. Now I have to update my sig again. ;)
[Desire Android Development] hvihavai:
Hi DZ,

I'm now testing 240112 performance kernel (kbase_battfixFix_240112_104929.zip).

Works nice, no problems detected.

Only thing is that while Call Recorder (or should I say 2WC patch) works just fine, it's now reporting that kernel is not patched or patch is too old.

Performance v3 kernel reported version 1.8520 and no error.

So purely cosmetic problem, but I'm intrigued what is different/changed with the 2WC code if anything.

Thanks.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
I too am confused by that, since call recorder latest code seems to be released sometime late November, and my kernel was patched in December. I've not changed the call recorder code at all between my kernels. :) It does work perfectly fine, right? Maybe something in the app.

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[Desire Android Development] briga69:
Alpha kernel

OK I am also doing a full reinstall from scratch since the system is so unstable now (every 15 reboots one manages to stabilise the ROM and even after that it freezes after a couple of hours). I will use your 24th jan kernel and hope it is better.

I have more logs but I guess they won't provide more info .... I am wondering if this Sandisk could be the casue of all the issues or the S-OFF since those are the only two things that have changed.
[Desire Android Development] hvihavai:
Yes it does work, so as I said, no problems.

This is interesting because the app has not changed since I changed the kernel.

And we had this discussion here in this thread where some other of your kernels also was reported not to have latest patch.

Skvalex worked on some bug relating this with his latest update, but something still doesn't work, maybe he should just remove the information. :)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
It could always be the card. Installation of the ROM is supposed to be a smooth affair, partition properly, flash the zip, reboot and enjoy. The one or two essential information to follow are detailed on the site. If it still fails , I'd give this a miss. :) You could always follow Sibere's original data2sd post command by command, since the terminal is familiar to you.

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[Desire Android Development] erklat:
+1

As far as I can tell my rebooting problems are gone too. Stable as ever otherwise. Maybe to change governor to smartassv2 seeing it recommended by you in the other thread?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Yes, Smartassv2 is a hybrid governor good for both performance and battery. I'm not sure our issues are completely gone. :( I got a reboot while using camera today. Didn't have access to PC at the time.

By the way, anyone seen this keyboard give away? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1442722

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[Desire Android Development] erklat:
Chit.

I took some fifty apps again in various lighting conditions and seemingly it worked... Hope you manage to get logs soon.
[Desire Android Development] hvihavai:
Too bad if you didn't get usable logs to look at.

But I also came here to say that haven't had reboots or anything, have taken multiple test photos yesterday and again now but camera works ok.

(kbase_battfixFix_240112_104929, smartassv2, 1190 MHz / 1300 mV to 128 MHz / 900 mV)

p.s. I am happy with Swiftkey x keyboard, no need to change :)
[Desire Android Development] Rust123bg:
Very nice ROM ! Haven't found a single flaw .

Just wakening from standby is a little slower ... maybe due to the CRT animation (which by the way is very cool)

Do anyone knows widget for switching 2g -> 3g , which work with gingerbread ?
[Desire Android Development] shankly1985:
DZ could you happen to upload the RiL file you use with latest radio? please am having some bad signal loss at times, where am out in the open and my data connection just drops.

sms, wifi, phone calls all work perfect.

thanks.....
[Desire Android Development] PlayPetepp:
I'm using the one from Desire S rom, 2.2.0131HM, and it's working great with the .56 radio. You can fetch it from the RIL thread.

Btw I'm back on SuperNova, just can't live without Data2SD :)

Sent from my SuperNova Data2SD loaded HTC Desire and I'm lovin' it :)
[Desire Android Development] shankly1985:
I'll check that out tomorrow thanks mate
[Desire Android Development] Iceberger:
You can also use this app: RILInfos_1.1 to find out which RIL you are using.
[Desire Android Development] kirwis:
this supernova 1.0.2.6 rom support UOT kitchen themes?
[Desire Android Development] Rust123bg:
Hey guys , do the compass works normally with this rom ?

Here I have some strange behavior , but I don't know what the reason is.

What about taking pictures , too ? Mine reboots after it :(

edit :

rolled back to starburst . Everything works fine there . Case closed :)
[Desire Android Development] shankly1985:
From what I read every GB RoM is having problem's. We all still using unofficial RoMs atm. Until HTC release the official 2.3 GB we are going to see bugs.
[Desire Android Development] PlayPetepp:
I think it does. Used only battery mod so far and it's working fine.

Sent with my SuperNova Data2SD loaded HTC Desire and I'm lovin' it :)
[Desire Android Development] parsvbulletin:
thank you for this grate rom. i test it.... soon
[Desire Android Development] yjlee168:
cannot download this ROM...

Dear droizone,

I just cannot download your ROM file from Taiwan. The messages I got were
[Desire Android Development] PlayPetepp:
Please read the last few pages, that question has been answered at least twice. There's a link to register on the front page.

Sent from my SuperNova Data2SD loaded HTC Desire and I'm lovin' it. :)
[Desire Android Development] deniz-1:
i registered but no mail with password.

no mail, no spam, nothing:(
[Desire Android Development] kirwis:
thanks mate :)
[Desire Android Development] OpusX11:
UOT working

Cooked and flashed/installed the battery mod with UOT kitchen. Thx for uploading the files DZ.
[Desire Android Development] DroidBois:
What's the general consensus on this ROM so far, considering it is based on an unofficial leaked ROM? Is it safe and reliable? Still a few bugs to work out yet? What are the main features you get in Gingerbread compared to Froyo? I'm particularly interested in SIP (VoIP) support.

I understand this is a beta ROM so there will be issues, but in the meantime what advantages have you noticed with Gingerbread?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
For a leaked rom, I've tried to weed out some issues. But many remain. I too have got the reboot while using camera. It seems to be kernel related. What we have now is a patched kernel not built from source code directly.

From the second release of source code, it seems that htc is actively testing it out. So just consider this and other gb roms as preview and wait for the release/ota to leak

Swyped with my Starburst based Desire. Please ignore any typos or grammos.
[Desire Android Development] tanclo:
My camera has never been more responsive. I'm so pleased with everything working as it should. I even successfully added a custom bootanimation, bootup sound and stock battery mod using uot kitchen.

Thank you to everyone, integral development team members, and the testers on this thread. Brilliant work. The way open source and my HTC Desire should be.. it all MAKES SENSE ;)
[Desire Android Development] Iceberger:
DZ, Maybe something to add to your DATA2SD script?

Increase Read Cache for better SD Card access

I'm using 2048 kb as a cache size, And you can really see an improvement.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Sibere's tests showed best performance with 64 kb, so the script had always had it

Swyped with my Starburst based Desire. Please ignore any typos or grammos.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Yup...Swiftkey is generally fine. But there are bugs with autocorrections. It tends to move punctuation marks automatically and trims spaces. I have to write and upload scripts occasionally from the phone, and it's a big headache when it does that. Swype is ok, but rather crowded keys if you're typing rather than typing. Contacted Swiftkey devs for a fix, but it will take time. This one works as a good replacement for stock keyb, so pleased. Plus it's free.. ;)

About the reboot that happened on mine...Let's hope it's random..though I like fixable non-random bugs more than random weird ones! Currently my interest is rather diverted to build native C code from source. Maybe I'll build a whole Linux system from source. Looks very challenging. :)
[Desire Android Development] briga69:
Yes I have done more digging researches and found out that after the first boot (no Data2SD yet) it doesn't freeze. I have installed the 24/01 kernel at the time of flashing the ROM. After the reboot it may freeze but it's less likely to happen. The more app I install the more likely it becomes. I left if all night in flight mode and this morining was still alive. As soos as I brought it out from flight mode it froze on the spot.

Other times it freezes by connecting the power cable, other just while it is idle. I suspect it has to do with writing to the card. So if there is something has more to do with Data2SD then the ROM (so I don't believe that swapping to anyother Data2SD ROM would make any difference).

I believe I am left to:

- Trying the Sibere commands to see if something fails in the process

- Switch back to my tiny Class 2 4GB

- Buying a new SD-card (another one!) hoping it will work.

- Moving (sigh!) to a non Data2SD ROM like the one I have used in the past (Leedroid or RCMix) and content myself with the limited memory.

Step 4 is sad since I am in love with SuperNova. In any case if I find anything that maybe of interest to you I'll report it.

Thanks for the support!
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
No need to try manual method since data2sd has been properly installed. If I understand correctly, one of your cards is a Class2, and another is Class 10-both at extreme ends of the "maybe incompatible with Data2SD spectrum"? Anyway, if you're really into trying this, go only for a Transcend Class 6 from a reputed seller. That's the only one which most people have got it compatible with. I know it's rather annoying, but there's little to do since there's a hardware problem in this. You can also try Ownhere's data2ext script, possibly not as robust as data2sd, but we've had reports that some users who have had issues with data2sd had a faster experience with that one. We've seen random reboots in the past with that one.. Not sure about its present status. I've been using Sibere's script for around a year and a half, and nothing will convince me to try anything else. For one, his script is simple-unmount and remount /data to ext4 from Nand. That's it essentially. I've built in a lot of checks/corrections around the core script, so it's fully automated and robust. If you've got a good card, nothing else even compares (though I say it myself). :)
[Desire Android Development] briga69:
No need to convince me ... I am on the same page. I think Data2SD rocks and you ROM too. I'll probably switch to another ROM while I get my self the right card (ironic I bought a bi-colour because I read somewhere it was the best to go with Data2SD!!!).

I have seen that there are multiple Transcend Class 6 for example this one:

TS8GUSDHC6

and this one

TS8GUSDC6

The former is cheaper but an Amazon customer report it's not fast as a Class 6 should be. May I ask you which P-N are you using (don't worry I won't blame you for anything)?

I hope you don't mind me asking another question. I have quickly browsed for possible candidates of other ROMS (looking for stability & memory, eye candy sense 3.x is nice but not needed) and I short listed few where I see you mentioned in a way or another (which is a little guarantee). Maybe you can give me a word of advise.

1) [Cool Sense 2.1][18 Dec]Unofficial BravoS v10 FULL ODEXED|250MB|FASTEST|STABLE

2) [28.01.12]Runnymede AIO V5.1 Special Edition

3) RunnyDrOiD v2.1 By PVTEAM | Ultrafast & Smooth | 2.3.5 | Sense 3.5

4) [23/12/11][2.1+3.0] RevolutioN v3.0 [Fast|Stable|Clean|Beautiful|Data++/A2SD+]

Number 2 uses your kernel but A2SD (which won't give me same memory as Data2SD but still more room then HTC stock)

Number 3 says Data2xx is it the same as Data2SD?

(Finally Number 4 would be my last chance but I believe you are not involved with that one).

Thanks
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
The funny thing is that I don't use a Transcend. :) It's the card used by Sibere, and we've also see seen many users report good speeds with a Class 6. I too made a mistake of buying a Class 10 card, a Transcend and found lags on data2sd. Currently I'm on a Class 6 Samsung, which I'd mistakenly bought, assuming it was a Transcend, but it's quite fast. So I'm unable to comment on the exact specs of the Transcend card. I've also used a Class 4 3CPro card for around 8 months, and it's just as good as my Samsung, though I haven't seen anyone else on XDA mentioning it. ;) I also own a stock Samsung card 2 GB which came with the ROM, and a class 6 Transcend 4 GB, both of which are quite fast on data2sd. I've had the misfortune of using a SanDisk Class 6, which was extremely bad.

About other roms, one of them, Runny AIO uses my kernel, but I haven't contributed to it otherwise. It's all a matter of personal choice. I've tried almost all of them, just for the sake of trying them out, but imho, nothing can beat stock HTC roms compiled for the Desire from source code. The others are just hybrids-made by using binary files of roms of different devices. When Robocik used to develop roms, he used to know how to go into the files and reverse engineer the source to make it compatible. So those roms used to be quite usable. But nowadays, all Ports are more or less a superficial mix of files taken from another device (ported by someone else), no more. Hence all sorts of bugs are left in place. if you're looking for a ROM which you

can rely upon for daily use, go for an HTC GB 2.3.3, or CM 7. They won't let you down.

You asked for my personal opinion and that's it. I think all ports are crap. I'd rather nobody quotes me on this though, as I don't mean to hurt any other developer's feelings. :) I'm sure they try their best. You'd find least issues with Roms based on HTC original releases. Alex's data2ext based ROM should be similar and good. You'll find him quite helpful and knowledgeable. You could also take a look at Cyanogenmod based on aosp. The only problem is the camera, which doesn't compare to Sense.

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[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
@wensuan, I can't find any errors in your installation. Are you giving it enough time to boot? The second boot may sometimes take upto 25 minutes.

At this point, it would be really good to know why the system is faltering after data2sd loads. Data2sd code is running smoothly, and partition successfully mounted, there's something happening after that. That can't be captured by my code, and can be seen only in an adb logcat. Check my signature for an easy guide to make an adb log

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[Desire Android Development] wensuan:
Dear Droidzone

Thanks for your quick response.

For the second boot, I did wait for 20 mins before pulling out the battery. I will reinstall again later and wait for a longer time to see whether the 2nd boot is successful.

I will also try to make a adb log. Hope it will go well this time. Thanks for the help!
[Desire Android Development] siliconaddict:
I wouldn't go that far to call all ports crap, there are some really nice ones out there, but the fact of the matter is they mostly are not as stable as modded stock ROMs. Simply too much fiddling around going on. And for me stability is key.

That's why I always stick to stock ROM mods like LeeDrOiD's ROMs (untill he stopped modding for Bravo) or your ROM or AOSP ROMs like CyanogenMod.

BTW, your latest alpha kernel is great IMHO, it's fast, stable and has excellent battery life.
[Desire Android Development] hvihavai:
Very valid points, obviously I haven't done much scripts editing on the phone, so haven't encountered these problems.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Take a look at my Desire compiling a kernel for itself...

There are a few things to correct in the toolchain, but ought to work soon..

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[Desire Android Development] briga69:
Fair enough! And I do respect your personal opinion, you are into it much more than I do. Plus you sport a region in your signature home of some of dishes I love to cook (konju, some stews and more) :)

I think I'll try CM7. I have never tried no Sense but I should give it a go. It should have no memory problem and should be very stable and smooth.

Since I have just shed 13 quids on the Ultra Mobile I'll wait for a good deal on a 16Gb Transcend Class 6 and then grab one. And then probably head back to SuperNova!

Best of luck to fix your compiling issue.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Don't worry, I fixed it by reinstalling my root partition. We had Konchu today. :)
[Desire Android Development] fisha21:
Question for the "Desire A-team" (yep, that's you and DZ!):

Have read through this thread and checked the changelogs on Droidzone's website, but can't find any info. Is this ROM actually using a patched sqlite? If so, which one?

IIRC, in the early days of Supernova there was a supposedly patched sqlite for Gingerbread, but sibere tested it and it didn't offer the same gains as the Froyo version.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
No we aren't.. Starburst has one patched by ownhere, though the one tried for Supernova was not a good one. I haven't used the one for Sense 3.5, but I've seen apps on the Market which check database operation speeds and can tell you whether it's any good. Can't remember the names of any of them now :) Sibere could tell you more.. Finding out where to patch would require more knowledge about stack tracing and assembly code, which I don't possess (atm).
[Desire Android Development] fisha21:
Yep, definitely easier to hear you over here! Just asked as seb15 posted a link to a thread that seems to offer a 'patched sqlite for 2.3'

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1000899.

However, that links back to a file posted on ownhere's original thread, which makes me wonder if it's the same one you guys tried with Supernova?

EDIT Actually, the patched libsqlite was posted in a CM7 (Android 2.3.7) LG Optimus thread, so its def not a Sense version! Oddly, seb15 said he'd installed it and it worked. Well, if I get around to trying it will let you guys know if it worked...not expecting much though

Given the rate you seem to be acquiring knowledge, probably not too far off ;)
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
I love working with kernels since they're open source C code which one can understand. I'll be getting some free time next month, during which I'd like to create a better CPU governor if possible , based on Smartassv2. Maybe also get to make a Data2sd controller app which can do a lot of the things easier. Dreams.. :)
[Desire Android Development] hvihavai:
Something is really strange with Call Recorder reporting the version of the patch.

I checked this again, and now app reports that I have indeed the latest 1.8250 version. Call Recorder and kernel are the same as earlier, but I have reboot phone once.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
At least now we've got confirmation that it's merely a cosmetic issue. I'm not really worried about this, and will leave to skvalex to fix it. We've better things to work with like the camera bug..

paste bin http://pastebin.com/7xdh773r
[Desire Android Development] hvihavai:
Yes.......
[Desire Android Development] preston74:
@Droidzone

can you take a look here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21952231&postcount=83

you are great with kernel developing, can you help us to get better kernel for ICS roms?

i'm sorry for offtop.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
atm, my attention is rivetted on TheGanymedes's Linux on Android project and the Sense kernel. I'm trying to fix	a bug in the Sense kernel which causes operating the camera to cause random kernel panic. I'll take a look at ics when I have more free time. Chaos z seems to be a doing a great job so far, as far as I can see.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Had a peek, but it's really hard to collaborate on something without comments on what exactly others are trying to fix.. which means some kind of commit tracking system/description. I'll have to give this a miss for now.
[Desire Android Development] thouvou13:
I flashed Supernova about 2 months ago and everything works fine. I have never flashed any newer kernels or radios or anything else, just the 2.4.0.0 version of Supernova. I found out that the ROM has a small defect that I used to have with official HTC 2.3.3. Occasionally when I press Home button the ROM reboots. Is there any solution for that issue? Can somebody help?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
That's because Sense was forced out of memory because of your background tasks/processes. Reduce the number of background processes/widgets that start up automatically.
[Desire Android Development] Schacter24:
How exactly do i get this?
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
It's integrated into the Latest Getlogsinteractive script.

https://www.box.net/shared/j8y588p17z6ibepuokxz

To increase cache size, open Script manager app, choose to run this file as root (the icon with skull and bone). In the optional arguments box, type in: cacheboost

Note that the changes persist only until you reboot the phone