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[HTC Inspire 4G] rboone18:
See I plan my eventful night, then I had to go with my backup plan. I drank to much and instead going with my gut feeling. I threw up red g2 all over carpet, and my phone got wet. I am hoping my inspire didn't get wet inside, I took battery, sim and memory card out. Any other suggestions, it is just sitting and drying. And does anyone know how to clean g2 red out of carpet.

Thanks for reading and any suggestions will help
[HTC Inspire 4G] Demented71:
You have some plain white uncooked rice? I hear it does wonders for drawing the moisture out. I would bury it in a bowl of rice and wait at LEAST 24 hours before turning it on, just to be sure.
[HTC Inspire 4G] cbronson41:
I can second the rice "theory". I've used it a couple times. Actually had my phone submerged. Left in rice for 3 days, still worked. I might add that I was told instant rice and not regular, and its better to seal it in a zip lock bag. Either way, I used instant and it has always worked. Good Luck!
[HTC Inspire 4G] mrrick:
Lol at this
[HTC Inspire 4G] ranklepup:
I was always curious about this method... what about the leftover pieces in your phone and the residue it would leave behind?
[HTC Inspire 4G] cavsoldier19d:
Good point. Good luck on this endeavor. Should have bought insurance.
[HTC Inspire 4G] dingokevin:
Yep rice is a life saver. The wife washed her iPod nano. In water for 45 minutes. Put it in rice for 5 days. Works no problems.
[HTC Inspire 4G] hungmung:
I used canned air to blow any rice dust out when it happened to me

Sent through the power of Cthulhu.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yousufshah:
My usb is not working so is it possible to have default xperia x10 2.1 or any x10 2.1 through xRecovery in which every thing working properly if yes plz send me a link i will be realy thankful

Thanks :)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] indesisiv:
Yes ... do a quick search and you will get this!

Just click here and follow the instructions to get a fully stock phone with no usb.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yousufshah:
thanksssssssssssssssssss yourrrrrrrr theee besttttttt
[Android] alon2:
Hi,

this may be a noob question cause I'm a noob in this area :D

why can't I flash a rom designed for galaxy s I9000 on galaxy s 4g(SGH-T959V) aren't they suppose to be just slightly modified?

Thanks

Alon
[Android] jbirdvegas:
The devices may be similar but ROMs are compiled using proprietary files that are devices specific. koush is working on support for CM look here https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_samsung_galaxys4g
[Android] alon2:
estimation

Thanks for the answer it explained a little bit...

I search throw CyanogenMod forum to see if there is a time estimation for the release and didn't find any...do you know maybe?
[Android] jbirdvegas:
Devs hate etas ... don't expect to find one.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] dalingrin:
Want to try to overclock to 1.3ghz+?

Tired of the speaker not being loud enough?

Tired of hiss and noise with your high sensitivity headphones?​

What is this?

I have made a free app in the Android market to tweak a few things I've added to the Nook Color kernel. I hope to add more features to this app later. For now you can adjust:

*CPU speed per stepping. Allows you to overclock as much or as little as you want.

*CPU voltage control. Undervolt for better battery life and/or overvolt for better overclocking.

*Headphone analog gain

*External speaker analog gain

*DAC gain

*USB Host control(requires OC kernel 06/18/11+)

*U-Boot control(courtesy of FatTire)​

What can I do with this?

The CPU settings allow you to customize the CPU clock rate. With my overclock kernel the OMAP CPU has 5 OPPs(steppings) available. This app allows you to change the clock rate for each of those OPPs at runtime. Want to try to overclock to 1.3ghz? This app allows you to set the clock rate of your choosing.​

You can also use this app to help get rid of hiss and noise on your headphones. I have sensitive headphones and I find the hiss and noise to be downright abnoxious on the Nook Color. With B&N default settings, I can only turn up the "Android media" volume to 25-35% before its too loud. This means the volume difference between the noise floor and the audio is very small which makes the noise noticiable. To partially fix this issue you can either turn down the DAC volume in this app or turn down the headphone analog gain. I prefer to just turn down the headphone analog gain until I can increase the "Android media" volume to 85-90% for comfortable listening levels.

If the external speaker is too quiet you may need to increase the DAC gain. Note that this will also increase the headphone volume so you may need to subsequently decrease the headphone analog gain.​

Why use this app and not the other apps in the market?

The primary advantage to using this app versus other more generic apps you might find in the market is that this app makes low level changes in the driver to increase volume. Other apps must make these changes in software to be hardware agnostic. This leads to reduced audio quality versus hardware level changes.​

Note: This app requires kernel support. For audio settings you will need a newer 2.6.32 kernel found in CM7 Nightly 88+ or my(Dalingrin) overclock kernel for B&N Froyo 1.2 and CM7.

For CPU settings you will need a 2.6.32 overclocked kernel from 06/09/11 or later.
​

Download:

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.dalingrin.nookcolortweaks​
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Backwardsblade:
I love it! It works great so far for external speaker, really helps when in the car with music and in a case watching netflix. Thanks again!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] seth.i.simmons:
Awesome app Dal, just what I was looking for! Thanks for all your awesome work on the NC.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] bugeyed1:
I am running CM7 5252011 #87 nightly & this app notifies me that the kernel is not compatible & I need a later ver of CM7. What am I doing wrong. BTW thanks for this app. It is a big deal!!!!

Thanks,

kev
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] seth.i.simmons:
Just tried messing with the settings for the headphones, and wow, its so much clearer now! Awesome app, really makes the NC that much better.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] don_ernesto:
two good things happen with this apps:

first, it really reduces hiss in the headphones to levels i cannot hear

second, finally it has a link to donate to the person who contributed the most in making the nook the great device it is now
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] :
I think people should get the app just to donate to Dal :D

EDIT: Ah ha! A direct link. DONATE PEOPLE!

www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=S8ZMTYR2J2JFu
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] 12paq:
Absolutely!

Thanks Ace.

. . .

Man volume fixes, and usb host coming in at the same time.. you know somthings are brewing when the devs go quite for a while. :)
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] thefamousmoe:
I am actually having some problems with this app. I can increase the DAC a little bit, but if I even touch the external speakers option the sound goes out which requires a reboot. I am running nightly 87, with the oc kernal of 5/23. Any ideas? Great app by the way, I can tell from increasing the DAC that it helps a lot.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] furius:
5 stars for you on the market :)

of course!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] :
Lol. I thought I was the only one!

So, increase the DAC, then if you open the speaker or headset, the sliders go mute by default. So open it and just slide the sliders over :)

A bit confusing. I even did a restart because I thought I broke something...
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] dalingrin:
FYI, CM7 nightly 87 does not have kernel support for this app yet. You will need to wait for the next nightly or you can use the OC kernel now.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] ansleyj44:
I am probably missing something really simple, but for the life of me can't figure out how to fix this without a reboot.

I increased the dac slightly, then I increased the external analog gain slightly, and it stopped playing... or i thought it did.

I checked my speaker volume through the main settings and it was all the way up. I checked it in the cm7 settings and it was all the way up. Then i went back into this app and increased the dac about halfway and could hear what was playing, but barely. And when I increased the gain more it did get a bit louder, but not loud enough to listen to from more than a couple inches away.

Story for the trouble, i know I'm just missing something. Thanks for any help
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] dalingrin:
This issue is fixed and the app is updated.

The problem was that the gain settings were defaulting to 0 on first run. This should not require a reboot to fix. All you need to do is turn up the speaker analog gain. I would turn it all the way up. You should have no problem hearing the speaker at this point and it will no longer default to 0 once you adjust the gain.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] ansleyj44:
Perfect! Thanks, this is great!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] martian21:
Excellent program, thanks for putting this together!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] mr_fosi:
Nightly86 + 5/23 kernel = kernel not compatible
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] martian21:
Same combo working fine for me...?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] dalingrin:
I would reflash the latest OC kernel.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] boxcar8028:
yeah, im going to download this as soon as i get home tonight, this is awesome, thanks. :)

hay, dalingrin, do you think this will be merge with cm in the near future? this with cyanogens DSP Equalizer would be a great combo.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] danvee:
No- never did....

The only confirmation that I get is after hitting "set and apply" where get the message; "setting and applying selected voltages" and after hitting "set on boot", where I get the message;"voltage setting will apply on boot". Those are, of course, all within the program itself.

I've never seen a confirmation dialog after first reboot....

Thanks!

Dan

UPDATE: thinking that I might have specified voltages not supported by my particular unit I experimented with just dropping each voltage by .10V. Still no luck: I get the "in program" confirmations but I don't get the on boot dialog and the voltage settings don't "stick". FWIW: the CPU timing settings have always "stuck"- from the very first version of NT.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] danvee:
Dal, I think that I found the answer: after uninstalling/reinstalling NT 3-4 times, I tried a different approach.

Went into Settings/Applications and found "Nook Tweaks".

Noted that App2SD had moved it to SD card.

Moved it back to "phone", cleared data, and rebooted.

I then went into NT again and made the voltage changes, following the normal procedure, and rebooted.

The confirmation dialog then appeared, and all seems well.

I'm not sure if the issue was cured by moving the app or clearing the data (I didn't have too much time to play-I'll go back tonight and investigate).

In any case, it seems to be fixed.

Thanks again, Dal, for all of your hard work.....
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] rhester72:
On a somewhat unrelated note - any changes to the voltages you're using/posted on the forum a while back? They worked pretty well for me, but I did twice get "stuck" at 300MHz which was resolved by going back to stock voltage. (I never quite understood whether this is caused by undervolting of that particular tier or undervolting of tiers it was trying to "upshift" to, and it is all-but-impossible to reliably reproduce to figure out through experimentation.)

Rodney
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] dalingrin:
I still use the same settings.

Have you tried limiting the Nook to 300mhz and do something to fill the CPU pipeline?

Also note, one difficulty in testing the voltage for a specific OPP is that the SmartReflex voltage calibration doesn't happen until you switch to the stepping in question. In other words, if you are idling at 300mhz and then adjust the voltage for 300mhz, the dynamic voltage will not change until you move away from 300mhz and then back.

Does that make sense? I know I didn't articulate that very well.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] RASTAVIPER:
I use an app to see the Cpu load and also real cpu speed monitoring.

At testing range 300-1200 with steppings at 300-600-800-1100-1200, I see onlye values at 300,600 and 1200.No matter if I play some games or browsing internet sites.

What does this mean??that this app doesnt present other steppings or that rest of settings are not of any use?then what?should I remove them from my steppings and replace them?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] hacku:
Well I decided to finally flash one of the nightlies, and boy am I happy I did.

After installing your app and overclocking it to 1200Mhz, my Nook Color is blazing fast. I absolutely love it!

Thanks for everything you do man.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] dalingrin:
Most apps just read the time in state from sysfs. This is not updated for frequencies that are changed at runtime. I'll likely change this in the future.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] RASTAVIPER:
Just a proposal for future thinking.

Could you give the option to user to remove steppings?For example I would like to use only 300-600-1200.Ofcourse with the corresponding 3 voltage options.

But it would be nice to deal with less options to deal both for Cpu and voltage screen, since I dont use the rest (and probably other users too).
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] rhester72:
It makes perfect since and gives me some ideas on how to refine my test strategy. Thanks!

Rodney
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] 2kst:
I'm using nightly 151 on emmc and Nook Tweaks with max at 1.2Ghz. Before, apps like CPU Spy, Quadrant, etc, showed stepping through the speeds but now they mostly show either 300 or 1.2: 300 when idle and wide open 1.2 the rest of the time. Before, I was using Nightly 144 and not using Nook Tweaks, I had the min at 300 and the max at 1200 (1.2) and the multiple speed bars were all showing as used. Any suggestions or is this a non problem problem?

My voltage settings are 300 .8125/600 1.0/800 1.625/1100 1.2375/1200 1.2875

Thanks
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] ianPhillips1:
What governor are you using?

Ian
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] jeremyshaw:
My ears, ath-m50s, and myself all appreciate this! :D
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] 2kst:
Conservative
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] ianPhillips1:
I use the interactive x with undervolting and see usage of all stepping except the 600 normally. There was reference to the on demand governor holds on to the stepping a bit longer than interactive x but Im not sure about how it compares to conservative, I think the comparisons were in Dals kernal thread. Wondering how long you are running it before checking usage?

Sent from my secret pocket machine.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] 2kst:
Thanks...will try it
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] jeromekobriger:
I seem to have something set wrong on my Nook...it wouldn't find this program in the Market, I had to install it to my captivate, do a tibu backup and copy the apk over. Any ideas?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] ianPhillips1:
What if any build prop edits have you done? Are you on the new market? If so uninstall the update and see if it shows on the old market. New market can be wonkey.

Ian
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] jeromekobriger:
Thanks, I am indeed using the new market, but I'm limited whether it's the old or new market. I hadn't thought to make any changes to the build prop, any advice on what I should change it to?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] ianPhillips1:
No need to change the build prop if its untouched, it was done to get Netflix running prior to the new apk . To revert to the old market go to settings/applications/manage, fund android.vending and click uninstall updates and you will have the old market.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] RASTAVIPER:
Tried a bit the Interactive X governor and I feel that it makes my Nook slower at games.

So I returned to On demand.

Sent from Nook Color on Cm7 Nightly 129 @1.300Mhz
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] ianPhillips1:
Try 1.2 MHz vs 1.3 , it has been proven to yield better fps rates overall.

sent from my secret pocket machine
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] boxcar8028:
for better fps try 16 bit :)
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] rsage:
To go to 16 bit, are you turning off 32 bit and dithering in Nook Tweaks, Cyanogen Mod settings, or both?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] RASTAVIPER:
I was also previous using 1.300 mhz speed, so its not a matter of speed.

Also, cause I am still to older nightly I use 16bit on default.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] boxcar8028:
to turn off 32 bit all you have to do is.... in nook tweaks, display settings, uncheck enable 32 bit and the nook will reboot. done. your fsp will be about 4-6 frames faster.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] caramelzappa:
Thanks for the tip, that one setting changed Age of Zombies from being almost unplayable to running perfectly.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] dalingrin:
Leave dithering on as it has almost no performance impact.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] steveb_123:
Hey I just bought a this nook and this is my first experience with android so please be nice. With the overclocking this is just to make the nook run faster? If yes and I want to do this should I turn the clockand voltage settings to maximum. The my nook was rooted when I bought it so I am very new to this
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Arbelzapf:
You can make your Nook faster, but also optimize it's CPU usage - for example by underclocking the lower CPU states to make it use less CPU when idle. Use CPUSpy from the market to monitor your Nook's CPU usage over time

From my experience, overclocking to 1ghz gives a noticeable boost in performance and overall responsiveness. I didn't gain much from setting it higher, but it felt like the battery drained faster and got warmer in use. After experimenting with the voltage settings a bit, I decided to just leave them on standard setting.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] topcaser:
Hallo Arbelzapf,

i downloaded SpyCPU (Thanks for that information) and was shocked, since Nookie clocks on 1200MHz all the time. Maybe Deep Sleep is also working when switched off since these are the only marked bars (see attached screenshot).

So, does SpyCPU indeed works on Nookie or is it Nookie which really fails in entering other CPU-States??
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Faideelah:
What do you guys use to view your CPU speeds? I'm checking out CPU Spy at the moment.

Also, is there an option to turn on deep sleep? CPU Spy says my deep sleep time is 2 minutes compared to hours on my other CPU frequencies. I mostly left my Nook alone today to charge, so shouldn't the deep sleep timer be a little higher?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] lynnji:
I've been using CPU Spy, and have noticed that it doesn't go into deep sleep when charging, it runs at 300. That may be what you're seeing.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] RASTAVIPER:
With CPU Usage Monitor

You see at real time the speed and the CPU load at the status bar.

Sent from Nook Color on Cm7 Nightly 129 @1.300Mhz
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] ianPhillips1:
I have a "sleep" button on my notification bar that turns the screen off, not sure if it puts it to sleep right away,I have never looked to see.

Sometimes a reboot will kick deep sleep in.

Ok reset CPU spy and pulled up notification bar and hit sleep, Waited two minutes and ...... I had deep sleep for 1 min and 31 seconds.

Ian
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] topcaser:
I just can find "cpu usage" and not "cpu usage monitor" in the market. The first one don't show any current CPU speed. Can you write the vendor or have a link present to the market?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] RASTAVIPER:
http://db.tt/UFmIscv

Uploaded for you

Sent from Nook Color on Cm7 Nightly 129 @1.300Mhz
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] steveb_123:
OK so I updated to the latest cm7 on rom manager and it now telling me I need to update to the latest clockwork mod. shouldn't updating the rom have done this? Sorry I'm really new to this
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] RASTAVIPER:
They are 2 different things.

So, you should upgrade both as well.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] topcaser:
Thanks for this, This little tool shows, that clock stepping works pretty well. On the other hand i realized, that CPU Spy dont works properly anyway.

Can anyone can confirm this?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] boxcar8028:
this is normal, it has to stay a wake when the cable is connected. its for file transfers and adb usage :)
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] liam.lah:
You do NOT want to overvolt your machine. the voltage settings are generally used to undervolt the device, if set properly this allows you to use less power without a reduction in performance, as frequency remains the same.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] zotparkerm:
Wow, something simple that works

Very nice.

I am new to nook, newer to rooting. Finally got netflix working and couldn't hear it.

Haven't tried the other bits of your tweaks, but the volume fix is great.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] jpconard:
Is there any advantage / disadvantage to using all 5 CPU steps? For example if I set the first step at 300 next one at 750 and third one at 1200. Then in CM7 settings just set min. at 300, Max. at 1200 and use on demand. This then doesn't use the 4th and 5th steps?

Also what is the definition of the governors, particularly the interactive one. I thought performance was max. CPU speed, conservative was min. CPU speed, and on demand was vary CPU for application needs. Please explain.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] DizzyDen:
Let's take second question first... then the first will more intuitive.

The governor determines the method and speed in which the steppings occur. Performance keeps CPU at speed set by max no matter what is happening with the device. InteractiveX causes the CPU speed to change more quickly than the others when the load is varying... this is both ramping up and down. On-Demand causes it to step up and down as needed, but causes a minimal delay to ensure the load is not a momentary demand. Conservative causes the device to hold a CPU speed longer before changing the CPU speed.

The 5 steppings play into the device ramping up and down CPU speed. The governors will hit those steps when changing CPU speed and see if the demand is still present before hitting the next one.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] bobo12:
Ok, I'm just completely confused myself... I'm running rooted 1.3 with the OC kernel and this Nook Tweaks app. How do I actually change the governor to make it apply the overclock?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] DizzyDen:
For rooted stock you have to use something like CPU Master, CPU Tuner or another app to actually set the govenor and clocking. Nook Tweaks sets available steppings and voltages... but does not control them.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] bobo12:
Thanks, Do you have a particular recommendation? SetCPU, perhaps?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Thracks:
Set the steps with Nook Tweaks, set the min and max in CM7 settings, and your governor does the rest. It will use the five steps as needed in response to the demand of the current workloads.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] DizzyDen:
Set CPU is fine for it.

But he's not running CM7... he's running rooted stock.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] bobo12:
Thanks DizzyDen! Can you recommend a governor as well?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] DizzyDen:
I personally think the conservative governor is most stable... but it will use slightly more battery since it latches on to steppings longer.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] boxcar8028:
I have been using the conservative governor for some time now, about 2 months and it has been vary stable and good battery life. recently I have switch to interactiveX and it has been awesome. this governor is great, super smooth no lag and so far battery life has been vary good, over night 7hrs and only 1-2% used. the ramping is responsive and performance with video and games has been great.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] akenis:
Can we use usb host mode to charge a phone from the nook? Can't find a micro to micro to try it.