yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] RhynosAndroid:
Yeah, a link would be nice because I know I didn't find it w/a search prior to posting this thread. I'm all about keeping forums clear of excess clutter, so link us up.

As far as I know, the names on my list were exactly as they showed on TB including the build. Mine may not be as complete, but it included what the the required info which, for the most part, was the same as the "common name" as you put it. :rolleyes: Sorry, but that one sentence just seemed a little pretentious to me.

By the way, did you get adventurous w/ your deletions or is the basic TMo and the like? I was looking to start trimming some more dangerous fat from my phone, just waiting for a time when I'm not going to be rushed, I expect to have to do a few restores.

**found the post, the list is only the *.apk's, but for the most part, again, you can tell what is what, so even if you're not using RE or a similar program, you should still be able to figure it out w/o issue. It's a great post for someone new to the Android platform, more of a bulk, little bit of everything post. Hit it up.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] sgt_addyjp:
I have heard that you don't delete it but you freeze the apps. So I got the apps bloat freezer and froze

-AppPack4.0.88

-EA Games 1.0.16

-Nova 3.1.1

-Polaris Office

-SmartShare 1.0

-TegraZone

-Telenav GPS 6.2.6201050

Is there any other apps. that I can freeze. Since I have rooted my G2x I haven't notice any better battery life. Can someone give me any hints to making my battery life better.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tackleberry:
I deleted all the live wallpapers and visual wallpapers

voice dialing (a waste of time. Faster to dial the number from a favorites list)

Pico tts (what a waste of time)

pro tips (useless in any custom rom. Anyone flashing roms probably has enough experience with android to not need this worthless widget)

All preinstalled games

All t-mobile crap ware

News and stock Widgets. (Bookmarks on desktop to news I really want)

Wifi calling (sounds like **** anyways)

Google search bar (I bookmark Google on desktop I don't need another app running for that)

Desk clock (why part of rom? )

Analog clock (why is this even part of the rom)

Car home. (Another one why is it even part of the rom)

Email (I only use gmail)

G2x with CM7 and faux 1.8 kernel. oc@1500 5091 quadrant.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tackleberry:
Custom.rom and kernel.

G2x with CM7 and faux 1.8 kernel. oc@1500 5091 quadrant.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] sgt_addyjp:
ok custom rom and kernel. I have no clue what you mean by that.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Suprah:
Another wasteful thread since there are two other threads listing which apps u can freeze or remove... .. search button was a great invention
[T-Mobile LG G2x] freakboy13:
Yeah welcome to xda... expect to see at least 36 more threads like this one 72 more about why noobs love or hate g2x and probably a thousand more threads by lazy people who don't know what a rom or kernel are let alone how to use the search function. Google must be way to advanced for these turds to use as well.

I wonder if they even wipe their own arses ...

:/

"If Satan lived in heaven he'd be me.... "
[T-Mobile LG G2x] skater4690:
To help everyone out just Google cyanogenmod android barebones the king of android himself has already made a list of what can and what shouldn't be removed but if you know how android works you should already know what can be deleted on my phone so can't post a link but Google cyanogenmod android barebones the should pull up a cm wiki with all you guys need to know
[T-Mobile LG G2x] sgt_addyjp:
boy what a idiot. so much for asking for help if this is all we are going to get is search for it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tackleberry:
I think of it this way. Just about everything that is in the app drawer that is not an actual system app is safe to remove long as you of course use common sense. Obviously you won't delete the browser market phone camera settings etc. Half of the stuff in system/app is straight forward. Google frame work and calendar etc is obviously not good to delete. But the stuff like cmwallpapers is extra bloat you nay never use. Most of it is common sense. I learned the hard waybthay some apps are not to be touched and that's what a nandroid backup is for.

G2x with CM7 and faux 1.8 kernel. oc@1500 5091 quadrant.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] skater4690:
+1 been messing with and since the 1st mytouch so I generally know where everything is at but the easiest way to uninstall things is with titanium.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tackleberry:
I found it easier to remove with root explorer.

G2x with CM7 and faux 1.8 kernel. oc@1500 5091 quadrant.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] S0NiX0928:
I second this.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] RhynosAndroid:
1st off, I didn't just start this thread, it was may 1st I believe.

2nd, I had searched at the time to no avail. Turns out there was another thread in this area that touched on this (only 1 at the time), but it was a thread that wasn't specific to this topic and wasn't titled as more than a general help thread.

And finally, you'll see, if you took actually took more time to read the thread instead of just trolling to complain about, and might I add contribute to, littering these forums, that I was made aware of the other thread, linked to it and referred others to it. By your unneeded complaining, you just bumped this thread right up to the top and wasted a good 30 seconds of everybody's life that takes the time to read your little post. 30 seconds that we have now all lost and will never get back.

Thanks suprah, much like the car bearing the same name, you're no longer needed here.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] airborne3e9:
cm has a list of apks that can b removed somewhere on thr wiki page
[T-Mobile LG G2x] skater4690:
already posted that...
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tackleberry:
Cm has a list of what to delete.

G2x with CM7 and faux 1.8 kernel. oc@1500 5091 quadrant.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] skater4690:
i know this i posted everything except a link for that lol its called android barebones incase you didnt know:D
[T-Mobile LG G2x] skater4690:
heres a link with a nice little chart at the bottom that says what can be removed http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Barebones
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tackleberry:
Cm has a list of what is safe to delete.

Lol

G2x with CM7 and faux 1.8 kernel. oc@1500 5091 quadrant.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] skater4690:
Really guy? I know this already why do you think I posted info on it lol:rolleyes:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] alodar1:
Rules are simple....

If you used a search of any type and did not find or understand what you needed to find, then ask away...he is an idiot.

But, if you did not search, or did not want to take the time to search, because you are you, and, we are all waiting on your genius, then pay attention to what he says.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Kjohnsen:
I have the DFT win 7 on My HD2, and now all of a sudden theres no signal when ever im in a 2g only zone. Everywheer ells where 3g coverage is present, it all goes fine. So im gonna switch back to good old winmo 6-5 and then to some android rom.

Anyone now how to do so?
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] ZedEx48K:
I believe you just flash a winmo 6 rom, will remove magdlr and leave your phone as new, then reflash magdlr and the android rom of choice.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] pdllien:
Stock rom flashing problem

Hi all, i am currently using WP7 but wish to go back to 6.5. There are a lot of reasons for this and I won't bore you with them. However I have tried all of the different ways to flash back and none seem to wotk.

1: Flashed from SD card. (not sure this was done correctly though. As it iasked me to format, which I did to FAT 32. But it said copy the renamed rom to "leoimg.nbh" and past it in the root folder. There were no folders on the formatted sd card) evidently this was not correct as it didnt work.

2: I flashed from bootloader screen with the stock rom, but it loads to the cottulla HTC screen and stays on 0%!

please help as I am desperate to go back to 6.5 :( lol
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
Hey everyone, welcome to viperMOD for the EVO, Incredible, Nexus One, Desire GSM, Thunderbolt, Nexus S, Nexus S 4G, Desire HD, and Inspire 4G. Many people are having great success with this mod and I hope you enjoy my work :)

I would like to turn this into an app! If someone would like to help out that has Java knowledge, please contact me!

What does this do?

Kernel developers make their kernels to be "universal". By universal, they want the kernel to work on as many phones as possible so they may only mildly undervolt. However, some phones can handle a more aggressive undervolt. Some can't. viperMOD allows you to undervolt to your choosing for better battery life or allow you to overvolt to make your phone more stable.

How do I run this?

Once you flash the .zip go into your Terminal app (I use Android Terminal Emulator set to 10pt font) and type:

su

vipermod

I really only use Terminal for my mod and there is something really cool you can do with Android Terminal Emulator (and maybe others). Menu > Preferences > Initial Command > Press Enter and type su > Press Enter again and type vipermod

Every time you start Terminal now, it will open right into viperMOD. You can quickly exit by pressing Enter if you need to use Terminal for something else :)

UPDATE 6/14

viperMOD v3 beta RC2.4 is live!

Fixed some coding that was giving errors on certain ROMs and phones. Everyone please update to this!

Please see the updated FAQ and changelog for more information!

UPDATE 5/31

viperMOD v3 beta RC2.3 is live!

MUCH better support for NS/NS4G Netarchy kernels and other enhancements!

Please see the updated FAQ and changelog for more information!

UPDATE 5/29

viperMOD v3 beta RC2.2 is live!

Initial support for Desire HD/Inspire 4G and more!

Please see the updated FAQ and changelog for more information!

Please see viperboy.tiamat-dev.com for downloads, more information, changelog, and FAQ!

You can find the answers to all of your questions there!​

Feel free to support this mod with a userbar in your sig :)

Credit to:

- snq_ for the VDD support

- Cayniarb for his awesome Tiamat kernel, hosting, and website!

- Netarchy for his amazing guidance and patience!

- My IRC friends ekarelis, bigrushdog, and morph3k for all their help!

- Ziggy for the adjustable sysfs interface

- Anyone who has done testing for me or helped me at all

- Everyone who contributes to Android development

- Let me know if I left anyone out!
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
Testers:

- Hollow.Droid (in progress)

- kmalinich (in progress)
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
No one else wants to test for much better battery life??
[Nexus One Android Development] Bloodflame:
I'd love to test this, but not sure if my kernel meets the criteria.
[Nexus One Android Development] houzuoguo:
I've been using Intersect Raven's CAVS kernels and unvolted my nexus one's cpu a lot
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
I sent a PM to intersectRaven and Pershoot about their kernels. I'm sure I will hear back from them shortly and I do plan to support their kernels. For right now, this mod will work with Tiamat. I am just waiting for some final testing before a release.
[Nexus One Android Development] houzuoguo:
by the way :D i was amazed that my nexus one could runs steadily at 460Mhz@0.875v
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
Many people are having success running their Evo's or Incredible's @825mv from 128mhz-576mhz with my mod :D Very few can run my "Insane" mod @800mv at those speeds but it does happen!
[Nexus One Android Development] wang1404:
What is basic terminal and adb knowledge exactly? ;) I can help cuz I'm running tiamat kernel. I've got my adb set up.
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
PM Sent

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[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
OK, I talked with intersectRaven and I will definitely be able to support his kernel. I just need to rewrite the mod to work on his kernel :) To everyone who wanted to test with his kernel, I will try to whip up a test script in between exams today.
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
Updated OP! Give these a try, fellas. Currently, this will only support Tiamat. I will support intersectRaven's kernels, hopefully I can get these working tonight but I need to rewrite my coding for it to work. I will not be able to support Pershoot's kernel since he doesn't use the sysfs VDD interface.

Enjoy :D
[Nexus One Android Development] wang1404:
Just got done with the tests what do I do now? :D pm you with the results? I took pictures of the terminals. And my phone unfortunately freezes with the extreme package so I figured insane wouldn't work for sure.
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
As long as it's working, I don't need anything from ya :)
[Nexus One Android Development] wang1404:
This is just a confirmation for those who are still afraid of this mod.

OK, here's my phone:

Nexus One - CM7 stable - Tiamat's kernel - clocked at 128 Mhz - 1036 Mhz with smartass governor.

and the zip file attached has the pictures labeled from stock to -100 under volt.

Experienced lots of freezing and auto-rebooting after installing each package. But once booted everything was just fine. Battery increases are unknown at this point. if you need those lemme know and i'll report back in a couple of days. :D

Btw, my nexy is undervolted -50 but still smooth as butter.

Under here are the inside terminal of the phone after -50 and -100 mod.

THANKS A LOT VIPERBOY :D
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Hmmmm, I'm definitely going to have to try this out.

His kernel supports MIUI correct? If so, I'll give it a shot for ****s and giggles.
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
This isn't a kernel just a mod for the Tiamat kernel right now. Doesn't matter what ROM you're running.
[Nexus One Android Development] xxsashixx:
I would love to test :)

-100mV stable at around 415Mhz in setcpu
[Nexus One Android Development] Hollow.Droid:
I ran the -25mV undervolt for nearly a day now on Tiamat 3.3.8 and it's as stable as can be. -75mV locks my phone up upon boot but I flashed -50mV a couple of hours ago and everything seems fine so far. All of these were run at Min: 384000 Max: 1152000. Although the kernel supports both lower and higher MHz values I found this to be the most stable. Also the interactive cpu profile seems to give excellent performance:

-25mV

-50mV

Linpack @ -50mV

As wang said it's a little early to comment on battery life but it's definitely not harming it that's for sure ;) Nice work Viperboy!
[Nexus One Android Development] wang1404:
Well that is strange. Mine was pretty smooth with -100mV. Didn't get to try all of the clock speeds out but it was normal. Though, my phone may need a total wipe as its performing badly both in linpack and quadrant :(
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
Well, the default governor on Tiamat is smartass, so it doesn't want to clock up - it's meant for battery life. Change the governor to anything else (performance if you're looking for the best numbers) Frankly, Quadrant and Linpack don't mean ****, in all reality, but some people live and die by it :rolleyes:
[Nexus One Android Development] Hollow.Droid:
I had the exact same problem, getting score of around 15 in linpack :/ But changing the governor in setcpu fixed that. I'll get a full day to check moderate usage tomorrow when at work and I'll comment on battery life then ;)

Edit: My change of governor also to interactive also made scrolling and launcherpro buttery smooth, the change was instantly noticeable.
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
I wanna put a good abbreviation on these mods. I think BSM for "Battery Saver Mod" (undervolting) and PSM for "Phone Stability Mod" (overvolting).

What do you guys think? :)
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
No, I know its not a kernel.

I was asking if Tiamat kernel supports MIUI ROM...and if so, I'll give this mod a shot and see how it works.

Right now, the default kernel included in Formels newest MIUI ROM is excellent on battery life. It would be awesome to undervolt it.
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
I will look at that kernel for you and see. But yes, Tiamat works on MIUI. I really like Tiamat, great kernel.

Edit: didn't see any info on what kernel is packaged with that MIUI build. Is it redstar? Run the code in the OP and see if it returns info similar to what you see below the code.
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Comes back with "no such file or directory". Guess it doesn't have HAVS

Kernel version is: 2.6.37.4-g59dd3f7 (not sure its Redstar but I could be wrong)
[Nexus One Android Development] wang1404:
Nahhhhhh I don't live by those numbers, just a bit disappointed ever since I upgraded to gingerbread, the performance has decreased. Even when I over clock with performance governor. The scores aren't close to what they used to be either. To back that up: the sense preview on my phone is getting hell of lags and so choppy. Nonetheless, I don't give a crap lol.
[Nexus One Android Development] b1337:
Stock miui kernel is already undervolted
[Nexus One Android Development] xxsashixx:
loving this! CM7 -50mV 97% after 3hs on non-oem battery.

Yes I use non-oem battery, but only one :P
[Nexus One Android Development] CMUKyle:
I'm running the latest MIUI with the -100mv mod, and everything is smooth as butter. I can't wait to see the battery savings. I might even have to try the extreme...
[Nexus One Android Development] meechto:
Didn't have the patience to wait for the script for IR kernels ;-) Tested with Tiamat kernel v3.3.8. My N1's working great with the -75 mV script :D

-100 mV script froze the device while booting. Even the three button salute didn't work. So pulled out the battery, booted in recovery, cleared the cache and Dalvik cache, flashed the -75mV script and rebooted just fine. Pretty smooth and stable even at 576MHz max - 128MHz min :-)

Thanks, viperboy!

Will test with the latest IR kernel once the script is out ;-)
[Nexus One Android Development] jakeneal22:
Even though I can't get the terminals to show me voltages it seems to be working fine at 128min 614 max on wild monks 1152 newest <I believe its the newest>
[Nexus One Android Development] wang1404:
You should. Its easy mate. Just go to his signature in the evo thread and copy that code into terminal. And remember to hit enter too. However it isn't necessary as long as your phone is running without a glitch.
[Nexus One Android Development] wang1404:
Thanks for the tip. I changed to interactive governor and indeed it worked like a charm.
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
Just waiting to hear back from intersectRaven to get the mod working on his kernel...
[Nexus One Android Development] bimasakti85:
Hai viperboy. I tried your -100mv with tiamat kernel. It worked and runing smooth. Then, I tried your extreme version, and it's also working and runing smooth. So my question is, when I flash your patch,is there anyway the system will revert it back to its default value ?
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
I'm not sure I understand the question. Once your flash BSM it will always be there unless you reflash a ROM, flash the BSM/PSM reset, or manually remove it. Is that what you were asking?

I also got the info I needed so I will try to have a test BSM up today for iR kernel. I have a Database Management take home exam to get done today lol gotta love SQL!
[Nexus One Android Development] bimasakti85:
Yes, thats what I'm asking. Because I'm so curious. At the first time I flashed the -100mv and reboot to the system, my phone reboot it self after entering the system, like hot reboot maybe, and I think my phone wont survive with -100mv script. But after that hot reboot alike,my phone work as smooth as before I flashed the script, made me wonder if the script still in my system with it's effect or the system rewrite itself like a failsafe. So, I think, my phone can use the extreme mode. Gonna try the insane script.
[Nexus One Android Development] Stuart.upton666:
Hey man, Just tested the insane mod on my N1 with tiamat 3.3.8 and its running as smooth as silk. I flashed it yesterday afternoon and my battery is still at 60% after major major music and texting. This is the holy grail of mods. And I'm running my OC speed at Max 90% of The time except when the screen is off. Then its at absolute min. Thanks man. You rock!
[Nexus One Android Development] bimasakti85:
Already try the insane mode, and ended with bootloop. I think I'm gonna stick with extreme mode...
[Nexus One Android Development] ThePatio:
Thanks, workes great on my N1, -100mV mode, stock 2.3.3 android.
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
Im running the latest MIUI rom and tried the BSM extreme and it would flash white at the boot up. Took it down a notch to the BSM -100 and boots up to the homescreen and then reboots. This has happened three times so far. Going to the BSM -75 to see if it works. Will report back later when I get home.

EDIT: -75 works with setcpu set at interactive with a max of 537k and min of 128k. Runs pretty fast still very impressed!
[Nexus One Android Development] Sergio PC:
Alrighty:

Nightly #61 with Tiamat.

Screen off Mhz: 128-422 Smartass

Normal Mhz: 248-1036800 Smartass

Tried

BSM -75mV and -100mV--->Boot Loop

Currently using:

BSM -25mV and -50mV

I really really use and need my battery for about 18 hours a day, similar use everyday, so I can really tell the diff in battery use. Ill report back.

Thanks -viperboy-
[Nexus One Android Development] wang1404:
If you wanna check if the undervolt still there or not, you can run his code over in the eco mod in the terminal emulator and you'll see the difference
[Nexus One Android Development] kpjimmy:
Everything else works with the latest MIUI but video does not at the max of 500k :) Just upped the setcpu but havent tested vids yet. Will report back when I do.
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
No, the system won't overwrite it if your phone goes crazy. That's what the reset .zip is for :)

Glad you guys are liking it!!

No problem, let us know how it works out!

What do you mean?

Those voltages are not undervolted. Did you take that before the undervolt? If you did it afterward, the mod didn't work. Make sure you're running a compatible kernel.
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
As a heads up for all you guys, intersectRaven's new kernel is supposed to work with BSM/PSM now! If I could get some of you to give it a shot and let me know, that would be wonderful!
[Nexus One Android Development] meechto:
Which IR kernel supports the script - AVS or CAVS? I guess the latest version is 2.6.38.5, right? Also are there any changes made to the scripts. Do we download them again?
[Nexus One Android Development] -viperboy-:
Should be both versions. Please give it a shot, I don't have an Inc to test on.
[Nexus One Android Development] meechto:
Downloading right now.Will report shortly ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] sir*mez:
I get this using BSM -100 with intersectRavens kernel. Doesn't seem like havs will kick in as these numbers show a svs voltable table. Any feedback?

#cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/vdd_levels_havs

19200: 875 875

128000: 875 875

245000: 900 900

384000: 925 925

422400: 950 950

460800: 950 950

499200: 975 975

537600: 975 975

576000: 1000 1000

614400: 1000 1000

652800: 1025 1025

691200: 1050 1050

729600: 1075 1075

768000: 1100 1100

806400: 1125 1125

844800: 1150 1150

883200: 1175 1175

921600: 1175 1175

960000: 1175 1175

998400: 1175 1175

1036800: 1175 1175

1075200: 1175 1175

1113600: 1175 1175
[Nexus One Android Development] intersectRaven:
Seems to be a side-effect of my changing the values of the CAVS versions to have equal minimum and maximum. :p Maybe try the AVS versions so you don't have the equal minimum and maximum bounds?

*The decrement works though. :p