yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Android Development] vzontini:
I'm really hoping to be able to get some extra battery life with this script. I haven't been able to track down a particular cause but the phone went from about 16 hours per charge to about 8 hours. I even bought a new battery and that didn't help. I've looked at lots of stuff but can't pin point why the dramatic change for the worse.

I'm currently using Kang-o-Rama 1.2 SP2 based on CM 7.0.3 with Redstar CFS 2.6.38.5 kernel (about two weeks old).

I made some minor changes to change frequencies closer to your screenshot #2.

**************************************************
SSCFG: CURRENT configuration
**************************************************
ENABLE_SS4N1 = 1
ENABLE_MAXPHONE = 1
DEWONKIFIER = 1
TWEAK_NOATIME = 1
TWEAK_STORAGE = 1
TWEAK_UI = 1
TWEAK_NETWORK = 1
ENABLE_SWITCH = 1
SWITCH_UV = 1
SWITCH_CPUSCHED = 1
SWITCH_VM = 1
SWITCH_CPUFREQ = 1
AWAKE_GOVERNOR = interactive
AWAKE_MIN_FREQ = 384000
AWAKE_MAX_FREQ = 1113600
AWAKE_UP_THRESHOLD =
AWAKE_MIN_UV = 0
AWAKE_MAX_UV = 0
SLEEP_GOVERNOR = conservative
SLEEP_MIN_FREQ = 128000
SLEEP_MAX_FREQ = 245000
SLEEP_UP_THRESHOLD = 99
SLEEP_MIN_UV = 0
SLEEP_MAX_UV = 0
**************************************************

Do I need to reboot between setting changes?

What is the best way to test UV settings? Is there something you try afterwards to say it is OK?

What settings help battery life the most?

Thank you for any tips.
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
@vzontini, if there's a rogue app which is draining your battery, then no amount of undervolting or underclocking will help with battery life.

You can use Spare Parts' battery history & usage statistics, install Where's My Droid Power and/or Current Widget from market, check Battery Use from Settings | About phone, etc etc, to find the root cause of your severe battery drain.

I'd also recommend that you try default profile (no OC or UV) for at least a day before you try out OC & UV settings just to make sure that your phone is amenable to the other performance tweaks.
[Nexus One Android Development] RogerPodacter:
Just curious what you guys are seeing for idle current with this aveipt, and improvements? On stock I lose 1% every 2-3 hours at about 4 mA. Does this improve that a lot?
[Nexus One Android Development] Turge:
Thanks for the great work ch33kybutt.. I look forward to the potential reduction in battery loss.

I just noticed a problem with my phone not coming out of sleep when I press the power button. It's been in this state for the past 5 minutes. I'm currently on the latest CM7 nightly running the Savaged-Zen CFS kernel and your settings from the 2nd screenshot.

Logcat keeps repeatedly showing the following entry:

W/SharedBufferStack( 190): waitForCondition(LockCondition) timed out (identity=468, status=0). CPU may be pegged. trying again.

Is this something you've seen before? Could this be a symptom of undervolting or of the CPU being at a speed that's too low when in sleep?
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
That error message is not from the kernel, but from Surfaceflinger - Android's screen composer. But you might still want to try increasing SLEEP_MAX_FREQ to 384000.
[Nexus One Android Development] vzontini:
I've been using the standard tools but haven't figured it out yet. I installed Wheres My Droid Power and Current Widget per your suggestion.

To start this seems weird. From the Current Widget log file the current seems to always be the same - screen off or on. NOTE: This is with the script active and set at the defaults as suggested.

Here is an example period with the screen off.

2011/05/28 10:37:03,428mA,30%
2011/05/28 10:38:03,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:39:03,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:40:03,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:41:04,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:42:04,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:43:04,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:44:04,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:45:04,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:46:04,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:47:07,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:48:07,428mA,29%
2011/05/28 10:49:07,428mA,28%
2011/05/28 10:50:07,428mA,28%
2011/05/28 10:51:07,428mA,28%
2011/05/28 10:52:07,428mA,28%
2011/05/28 10:53:07,428mA,28%
2011/05/28 10:54:07,428mA,28%
2011/05/28 10:55:07,428mA,27%
2011/05/28 10:56:07,428mA,27%
2011/05/28 10:57:07,428mA,27%
2011/05/28 10:58:07,428mA,27%
2011/05/28 10:59:07,428mA,27%
2011/05/28 11:00:07,428mA,27%
2011/05/28 11:01:07,428mA,27%
2011/05/28 11:02:08,428mA,27%
2011/05/28 11:03:08,428mA,27%
2011/05/28 11:04:08,428mA,26%
2011/05/28 11:05:08,428mA,25%
2011/05/28 11:06:08,428mA,25%
2011/05/28 11:07:08,428mA,25%
2011/05/28 11:08:08,428mA,25%
2011/05/28 11:09:08,428mA,25%

"Settings...About Phone...Battery use" confirms the consistent drain as the battery drain is very linear with no peaks and valleys. It shows Display, Cell standby, and Phone idle together consuming almost all of the power (about 40%, 20%, and 20% respectively). The highest application on the other hand is 3%.

Where's My Droid power lists the highest power consumer (my a large margin) as "Status Bar" at about 20% which is "com.android.systemui".

Like I said I've tried to figure it out but haven't been able to so far. I don't see how I can change any of the above items. If anyone has suggestions I'm happy to try things and report back. Thanks for any help.
[Nexus One Android Development] RogerPodacter:
This is a nexus one? If so the only possibility is you're using an after market battery that is cheaper and the chip is partially locked out / not working.
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
@vzontini,

Check logcat for SS4N1 messages, similar to below ...

I/SS4N1 ( 2178): *** AWAKE *** Screen-ON settings for undervolting HAVS kernel: min=0, max=0
I/SS4N1 ( 2181): *** AWAKE *** Screen-ON settings for CPUfreq governor, Gov=smartass, Min=384000, Max=998400
I/SS4N1 ( 2187): *** AWAKE *** Screen-ON settings for CPU scheduler
I/SS4N1 ( 2189): *** AWAKE *** Screen-ON settings for Virtual Memory
I/SS4N1 ( 2256): *** SLEEP *** Screen-OFF settings for CPUfreq governor, Gov=conservative, Min=128000, Max=245000
I/SS4N1 ( 2262): *** SLEEP *** Screen-OFF settings for CPU scheduler
I/SS4N1 ( 2264): *** SLEEP *** Screen-OFF settings for Virtual Memory
I/SS4N1 ( 2276): *** SLEEP *** Screen-OFF settings for undervolting HAVS kernel: min=200, max=100

For voltage levels, suggest you connect your phone to PC, open an adb shell and run sscfg

> [2] Display settings
>> [2] Display HAVS Min & Max voltage table

Do the above for when the phone is both AWAKE and SLEEPING to check respective voltage levels.

As for your battery drain issue, the constant 428mA drain is really strange, as per what RogerPodacter said. But do you have "Battery percentage" enabled for status bar? This used to cause severe battery drain for me when I enabled it.
[Nexus One Android Development] vzontini:
I do have the battery percentage option enabled and I do have an after market battery.

I will put the original battery back in and i'll disable the battery percentage and see how it goes.

As always your suggestions are very much appreciated. I've been pulling my hair out on this for a couple months.
[Nexus One Android Development] Turge:
I changed SLEEP_MIN_UV from 200 to 100 and still experienced the problem but have not had any issues with the setting set to 50. I'll probably try 75 tomorrow to see if that works as well.
[Nexus One Android Development] vzontini:
Put the original battery back in, disabled digital battery indicator, wiped battery settings, and ran a calibration. The Current Widget log now shows fluctuations in current use and the Wheres My Droid Power results are totally different. With the original battery I've had over 4 hours of use at a drain of only 15% with some use. That is closer to what I used to get.

Still need to test for a couple of days but it will sure be ironic if the new battery was the root of my battery problems since I bought it assuming after a year my old battery was ready to be retired. (shakes head) The site said OEM and the battery markings look like HTC but fakes of just about everything abound and the price was really good. Maybe too good. LOL

Thanks guys for giving me the first "light at the end of the tunnel" moment I've had in my battery investigations for a couple months.
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Another case of "too good to be true", eh?
[Nexus One Android Development] PnkPwrRngr:
Sorry for the late response, these are my settings.

SSCFG: CURRENT configuration

**************************************************

ENABLE_SS4N1 = 1

ENABLE_MAXPHONE = 1

DEWONKIFIER = 0

TWEAK_NOATIME = 1

TWEAK_STORAGE = 1

TWEAK_UI = 1

TWEAK_NETWORK = 1

ENABLE_SWITCH = 1

SWITCH_UV = 1

SWITCH_CPUSCHED = 1

SWITCH_VM = 1

SWITCH_CPUFREQ = 1

AWAKE_GOVERNOR = interactive

AWAKE_MIN_FREQ = 384000

AWAKE_MAX_FREQ = 1113600

AWAKE_UP_THRESHOLD =

AWAKE_MIN_UV = 0

AWAKE_MAX_UV = 0

SLEEP_GOVERNOR = conservative

SLEEP_MIN_FREQ = 128000

SLEEP_MAX_FREQ = 384000

SLEEP_UP_THRESHOLD = 95

SLEEP_MIN_UV = 25

SLEEP_MAX_UV = 0

**************************************************

My phone will become unresponsive if left to sleep for too long.

Also, Pandora is getting rice crispiest while playing through headphones from my pocket. I heard some kernels had this issue. Anyone else using sz kernel have the issue?

Thanks for the help.
[Nexus One Android Development] Turge:
I had the same problem. Try setting SLEEP_MIN_UV to 0 to see if it resolves it.
[Nexus One Android Development] meechto:
I have almost similar settings as yours. However, I don't have the SLEEP_MIN_UV set and the SLEEP_MIN_FREQ is set to 245000. My N1 used to become unresponsive if left idle for long with the SLEEP_MIN_FREQ set to 128000. Try increasing the SLEEP_MIN_FREQ to 245000 ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] PnkPwrRngr:
@turge

I want the battery savings that comes with UV.

@meetchu

Thanks for the tip. Min sleep frequency set to 245000 and Max sleep set to 384000.
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Depending on CPU quality of your N1, undervolting may or may not result in battery savings. Just look at RogerPodacter's battery drain using stock kernel ... less than 1% per hour with avg 4mA whilst idle. Makes me want to go back to stock kernel for a while. Even I can't get that on custom kernels with my min=200 & max=100 UV sleep settings! Although I do have push email enabled and a lot of other apps set to auto-refresh.
[Nexus One Android Development] lolobabes:
1. if i flash this should i disable the "screen off" profile in setcpu? ty

2. in the picture 1, "load preset profile" that means if I should chose that if I dont want to customize and will just use according to your preset configuration? ty
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Yes. Try not to use SetCPU together with SS4N1, since they modify the same parameters. If you do wish to still use SetCPU with SS4N1, then make sure the "Autoswitch for CPU governor" feature is disabled in SS4N1.

Yes. Do look through the individual settings to understand what each of the preset profiles represent.
[Nexus One Android Development] lolobabes:
wow that was quick! let me try tonight when am home and will give feedback ty:D
[Nexus One Android Development] KInG GaME:
ch33kybutt is it possible to port this to xperia x10 which now has a custom kernal?
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Anything is possible. But since I don't have an X10, probably best to get one of your X10 devs to port it. Should be simple enough for someone with basic shell scripting skills.
[Nexus One Android Development] lolobabes:
Can I just ask what is the advantage of this over setcpu? I am not familiar with the numbers I see on the script sorry ahihihihi
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Savaged-Zen kernels updated to 2.6.38.7. Refer to OP. All credit to bbedward of Savaged-Zen team.

View changelog at https://github.com/Savaged-Zen/Savaged-Zen/commits/master
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Well, for me, using SetCPU to overclock would usually result in kernel panic reboots. Only with SS4N1 can my N1 have a stable OC+UV. But do take note that YMMV.
[Nexus One Android Development] lolobabes:
Since I dont OC i set my setcpu to 245/998 and 245/384 on screen off does it mean this may not have that much use to me? sorry for the noob question ty:D
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
It'll be as much use as you configure it to be.

I came up with ss4n1 for my own use, and if others find it useful, great. If not, that's fine too.
[Nexus One Android Development] kaiser_tytnii:
thanks for your effort!

i tried ytd with your setting on pic #8 with IR kernel on CM7 nightly (SMARTASS governor if that matters), The phone reboots as soon as it fall asleep...

do you know any reasons causing it?
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
your phone most probably can't handle too low UV.
[Nexus One Android Development] PnkPwrRngr:
My N1 is constantly freezing since I starting using ss4n1 and the sz kernel. It'll most often happen when browsing the web or streaming a video. I have ss4n1 set to DEFAULT and I'm using the cfs sz kernel. I'm running cm 7.0.3. Anyone else seeing these freeze ups?
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Please provide a log capture of /proc/last_kmsg by posting to http://pastebin.com/
[Nexus One Android Development] stevefwt:
ch33kybutt you are the man! (or woman).

Turned my beloved N1 into something I don't need to hang off a charger all the time.

Splendid work, and all I did was enable it.

Are you hearing this google/htc? I think not.

Well done again and thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] vzontini:
Thanks again for the help troubleshooting my battery issue (which actually was the physical battery). After several days of testing with the original (and now one year old battery) and default settings it was back to good battery life. I'm now testing setting the max cpu at sleep at half speed to see if that helps any more.

I really like your script. It is easy to use and has super clear CLI instructions and reminders. Great work.
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Thanks for the thanks! :D Glad that my little script is useful to some.
[Nexus One Android Development] Ogglord:
kernen panic ;)

Hi, I experienced a system freeze when I was using Market, and upon reboot I got another spontaneous reboot. This is my /proc/last_kmsg

http://pastebin.com/ySn46Vze

And ss config:

SSCFG: CURRENT configuration
**************************************************
ENABLE_SS4N1 = 1
ENABLE_MAXPHONE = 1
DEWONKIFIER = 1
TWEAK_NOATIME = 1
TWEAK_STORAGE = 1
TWEAK_UI = 1
TWEAK_NETWORK = 1
ENABLE_SWITCH = 1
SWITCH_UV = 1
SWITCH_CPUSCHED = 1
SWITCH_VM = 1
SWITCH_CPUFREQ = 1
AWAKE_GOVERNOR = interactiveX
AWAKE_MIN_FREQ = 768000
AWAKE_MAX_FREQ = 1113600
AWAKE_UP_THRESHOLD =
AWAKE_MIN_UV = 50
AWAKE_MAX_UV = 0
SLEEP_GOVERNOR = conservative
SLEEP_MIN_FREQ = 128000
SLEEP_MAX_FREQ = 384000
SLEEP_UP_THRESHOLD = 98
SLEEP_MIN_UV = 200
SLEEP_MAX_UV = 75

I'm grateful for any hints as to what setting I should tweak
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
How often do these freezes & reboots occur? If very often, might be a hardware issue (http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=4978). Hopefully not.

You can try the following to reduce freezes and reboots ...

- reduce AWAKE_MAX_FREQ to 998400 (i.e. no OC)

- reduce AWAKE_MIN_UV to 0 (i.e. no UV in awake mode)

- use CFS kernel instead of BFS

- backup, repartition, reformat & restore sdcard contents

- temasek's nuclear wipe and reflash ROM

in roughly that order, until you get a stable N1.
[Nexus One Android Development] Ogglord:
They occur very often, yes. But if I disable ss- they stop occuring. It might be a hardware issue that doesnt trouble me at stock settings. I will try your steps and report back
[Nexus One Android Development] sl8125:
Just wondering if I have to reflash the script every time I flash new cm nightly. I assume I needs to but wanted to check.
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Yup. So always save ur custom settings to sdcard so u can quickly reload after flashing new ROM.
[Nexus One Android Development] Sergio PC:
Applied Scripts and everything on my SD-Ext is gone.
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
My sympathies, but SS4N1 doesn't affect sd-ext. You should check for actual cause and not make assumptions.
[Nexus One Android Development] Sergio PC:
Ya no big deal, I was due for a complete wipe any ways. But something did happen after flash. Don't know what but it did.

Thanks for the script. Very nice.
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
New SavagedZen kernels released (20110606)! No code changes, just recompiled using a new experimental GCC-4.7.0 based toolchain.
[Nexus One Android Development] lolobabes:
should I also set the governor on cyanogenmod settings to savagedzen while using his kernel and this scriptat the same time? ta
[Nexus One Android Development] lolobabes:
ENABLE_SS4N1 = 1

ENABLE_MAXPHONE = 1

DEWONKIFIER = 0

TWEAK_NOATIME = 1

TWEAK_STORAGE = 1

TWEAK_UI = 1

TWEAK_NETWORK = 1

ENABLE_SWITCH = 1

SWITCH_UV = 1

SWITCH_CPUSCHED = 1

SWITCH_VM = 1

SWITCH_CPUFREQ = 1

AWAKE_GOVERNOR = savagedzen

AWAKE_MIN_FREQ = 128000

AWAKE_MAX_FREQ = 998400

AWAKE_UP_THRESHOLD =

AWAKE_MIN_UV = 50

AWAKE_MAX_UV = 0

SLEEP_GOVERNOR = conservative

SLEEP_MIN_FREQ = 128000

SLEEP_MAX_FREQ = 245000

SLEEP_UP_THRESHOLD = 99

SLEEP_MIN_UV = 200

SLEEP_MAX_UV = 75

I have this settings now, anything wrong with it? frankly am not sure what those other numbers mean lol

edit: one reboot after sleep and another after a while. Twice couldnt wake, had to pull batt. Ill disable script first till I get an advise ty
[Nexus One Android Development] momomok:
you may want to tune down the value for SLEEP_MIN_UV a bit

not every N1 can work at an under-volt of 200mV

maybe you should start with 75, slowly increase the value by 25 until you find your N1 reboots when sleeping...
[Nexus One Android Development] lolobabes:
ENABLE_SS4N1 = 1

ENABLE_MAXPHONE = 1

DEWONKIFIER = 0

TWEAK_NOATIME = 1

TWEAK_STORAGE = 1

TWEAK_UI = 1

TWEAK_NETWORK = 1

ENABLE_SWITCH = 1

SWITCH_UV = 1

SWITCH_CPUSCHED = 1

SWITCH_VM = 1

SWITCH_CPUFREQ = 1

AWAKE_GOVERNOR = savagedzen

AWAKE_MIN_FREQ = 245000

AWAKE_MAX_FREQ = 998400

AWAKE_UP_THRESHOLD =

AWAKE_MIN_UV = 0

AWAKE_MAX_UV = 0

SLEEP_GOVERNOR = conservative

SLEEP_MIN_FREQ = 128000

SLEEP_MAX_FREQ = 245000

SLEEP_UP_THRESHOLD = 95

SLEEP_MIN_UV = 25

SLEEP_MAX_UV = 0

Im using this now patterned with a previous poster, working fine now ty.

PS what is the difference between on demand and savagedzen gov? ty
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
http://ch33ky.site11.com/kernels/governors.txt

Above is info I've compiled on all available CPUFreq governors, and is from a website I just created to house all my crap. Will update OP with details soon ... when I find time ... hopefully.
[Nexus One Android Development] lolobabes:
so If i am looking at extending more battery I should go with smartass? or its the other way around(savagedzen)? ta

good work to you sir...
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
It all depends on your personal usage profile. I use smartass governor myself, as I find it provides a good balance between performance and battery savings.
[Nexus One Android Development] momomok:
Jesus. This txt is awesome!

Mind if I quote this on my blog?
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Not at all :)
[Nexus One Android Development] heywtf:
Liking this script. Not just the script actually but the kernel also because it's the only BFS Nexus One kernel around at the moment. Keep it up!
[Nexus One Android Development] Mayday_XL:
I can not apply the changes.
[Nexus One Android Development] knightnz:
I get this error when activating my settings:

Re-starting SS4N1 process...

/system/bin/sscfg: cannot create /proc/1905/oom_adj: directory nonexistent

Is this critical?

Edit: It didn't like something in the "moderate performance" setting, bootlooping on me with CM7 #94 & current IR kernel.
[Nexus One Android Development] MR_EVIL:
can anybody mirror the download links for the script as well as kernal coz im not able to download it....
[Nexus One Android Development] gauv20:
Yep site down... Here it is a link to the script : signed_ss4n1_20110525

http://www.multiupload.com/CRFK96H5I9
[Nexus One Android Development] MR_EVIL:
kernal link as well please..
[Nexus One Android Development] gauv20:
sorry but I also wait for it !
[Nexus One Android Development] warpaper:
Ops, the site is down, can you post it again here? ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Just back from vacation. :) OP updated with working links.

Note to self: Stay the f*ck away from http://www.000webhost.com/
[Nexus One Android Development] lolobabes:
I just saw this, makes it easier hope no issues though ---> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=14650521#post14650521
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Zyr3x is my old Samdroid buddy, and he came up with an awesome GUI for the Spica way back when. I haven't tried his new GUI for N1 yet, but I'm sure it works really well, especially for those who don't like entering terminal commands. I'll update OP with the link shortly.
[Nexus One Android Development] lolobabes:
nicety! nice collaboration, thats what makes xda the place to be! ahihihi
[Nexus One Android Development] elvis56:
Looks interesting, would/should this script work with the ManU-2.0-GB-HAVS-AXI-128-BFS kernel?

ManuU thread here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=883598

impatient as i am I gave it a go and seems to be working. if you could add charging USB and charging AC profiles i could ditch setCPU. I like keeping a charging USB profiles with low speed setting in case of bad CPU setting. That way i can usually recover(although i think setcpu has a recover option by putting a textfile soemwhere on the sdcard.
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Savaged-Zen kernels updated. All credit goes to bbedward. I'm just another dude with a compiler :p
[Nexus One Android Development] mgorman:
I flashed the zip and now my phone won't boot.
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Well that kinda sucks. Might be due to the script, or might be due to unusually active solar flares in your general direction. The point being, without a logcat, we will never know ...

In any case, I'm assuming you have already tried a 3-finger salute and a battery pull. And we all know what happens when one assumes ...
[Nexus One Android Development] elementalfusion:
alternate link for the kernel please. thanks! :)
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Updated links on OP. Back to using mediafire. Need to stay away from unreliable free webhosts ...
[Nexus One Android Development] den_breacker:
@ch33kybutt:

I was using SS4N1 for a while now. Works realy well!

But last week, I also started using your kernel.

Totally awesome!

My nexus runs super smooth and has the best battery life ever.

Yesterday I lost 30% in 24 hours!

You should start a kernel thread ;-)
[Nexus One Android Development] ch33kybutt:
Thanks! But all credit for the kernel should go to the Savaged-Zen team, I just optimize and compile it. But you're right, the SZ kernel is awesome, so awesome that it probably does deserve it's own thread. If I can find the time, I'll try to get around to creating one ...
[Nexus One Android Development] elementalfusion:
hi there, would u be so kind as to share what kind of settings and governors u're using for the ss4n? My n1 lasts me 10hrs on average, I have to charge at least once a day :/

thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] den_breacker:
Governor (Awake + Sleep) is smartass.

Awake min = 128000 max =998400

Sleep min= 128000 max = 384000

At night, I put my phone in airplane mode. I also use "Greenpower" to manage the data connection. Every 15 minutes it enables data for one minute.
[Nexus One Android Development] buginside:
The Savaged-Zen kernel is awesome! It deserves it's own thread in this forum.
[Nexus One Android Development] dgart08:
Ok. I just installed this with the GUI. I tried to click the 'load presets' button, but it keeps giving me a forceclose. Any ideas why?