yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] cazper210:
still deserves the ...... but you flash the same way as the rom
[Vibrant Android Development] jonathanhuerta4:
Ok so far everything is running fine, exceptional at that. There is a small shift in the dial-er, where the numbers and letters are slightly shifted to the right. not a problem, just saying. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] htcclay:
No. They're not needed.
[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
i got stuck in a boot loop im going to try to flash it again
[Vibrant Android Development] cal4877:
Yup everything seems fine except for the dial pad. Maybe is the theme.
[Vibrant Android Development] kaizasoshi:
Awesome work as always Clay!! One question though..does the mute and unmute have to be implemented on this Rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] cal4877:
Yup is was the theme. I install a different theme now dial pad looks normal he he he.
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Wow this is the first time I see Clay post something on XDA!

Clay im a big fan of your donut roms for g1! Keep up the awesome work!
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
Are you going to provide screen shots?
[Vibrant Android Development] derrickps3:
are there pics available?
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
I like your work HTCClay.

Keep it up!

:D
[HTC Inspire 4G] DiamondJay20:
so I rooted my Inspire 4G, and downloaded the 1.84 radio rooted/SL from this forum. Then I installed CM7, 7.0.3. to be exact, and I noticed the speed tests were always slower. Last week, before I unrooted/restored to stock original, I had it rooted but before I got 1.84. I thought this time, after putting 1.84, CM7 should be as fast or faster. But it was not. I usually got good <200 pings, but download speeds of 2-2.9, uploads a little higher than one. With 1.84 rooted/SL, I've often gotten speeds higher than 7 to download, as on the last 4 tests, and have had quite a few download speeds higher than 10 with 1.84 stock rooted/SL. I'm in NYC. With CM7 today, I tried editing the APN settings per what I saw here on XDA, to no avail.

Can someone tell me why? What custom ROMS can I get which will be leaner AND faster than stock? I love CyanogenMod's layouts, themes, customization, but cannot stand the slower speeds. Could it be that custom ROMs are optimized for Desire HDs and not Inspire 4G's? I already tried CoreDroid, and not only was it slow, but had terrible battery life. I also want a ROM that has good maps, gps, wi-fi, as few bugs as possible. I really do want gingerbread, but it should be fast, as the Gingerbread man was. Another issue with CM7 was that sometimes, it would lose all data capabilities, the blue H and bars would go white, and when I'd try speed test, it would go to Houston TX for a server.
[HTC Inspire 4G] DiamondJay20:
can I please get a response? I wanna use a custom rom, but I wanna know how to get a custom ROM which makes my phone faster.
[HTC Inspire 4G] meatrocket:
I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest you try some of the radios in the radio thread. With CoreDroid 6.8, I had good luck with radio Radio_12.54.60.25_26.09.04.11_M2 along with its RIL, although I can also say that radio Radio_12.39.60.19_26.06.04.06_M_release and its RIL seemed to give better battery life.

From what I've read, radio performance can be specific to geographic location. So what works good for me in AL may not work as well for you in NY.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] PoXFreak:
Additional information I have gained through personal experience:

If you KNOW your battery is good, you can increase the battery capacity to 1500mAH without failure, and increase your usage rate somewhat.

I cannot guarantee this will work for everyone, but in the past I have had no issues running either of my good batteries with 2400 units.

I unplugged my phone this morning at around 5:30AM and only used it for one phone call, some facebooking and some market searching ("Waze"). I am currently at 47% battery with 1156 of 2400 units as of 8:45PM. :D

Again, I wouldn't try this with a bad battery as increasing this number lowers the actual mAH number that the phone needs to properly display the "please charge your phone" message when the battery falls below 15%. I learned this by watching the phone drop to 0% and stay there an estimated 2 hours and 45 minutes with light use and a good battery. The marked bad battery would say fully charged for a couple hours and suddenly drop to 15% and last maybe 30 minutes in this state before finally dying out. And that was with a standard 2150 units marker. Increasing the number of units increases the "span" of usable power from the baseline of 4.2 volts to below the 3.7 volt limit.

Hope my explanation wasn't too boring and someone has good luck doing this as I have...

:)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] n2rjt:
Actually, changing the number of units has absolutely no effect on how long the battery lasts. It just makes the meter more or less accurate. Check out this old thread where I worked with several others to figure out how the battery meter works, and how to make it as accurate as possible.

If you are having a hard time believing me, please try measuring the time between unplugging with a full charge and the phone dying: with various high and low numbers of units. You'll find that although the meter changes dramatically, the actually battery life does not. But don't do that unless you really need to be convinced, because such 100% to 0% cycles are really bad for your battery.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] Krazy-Killa:
I use the standard 1350mAH setting for my battery, which is 2170 units roughly. The please charge your battery appears at 10% everytime, and will drain to 0% and hold for about 10 minutes before dying.

So yes, n2rjt is correct. Changing to mAH has 0 effect on the battery life, but how the battery meter is displaying the current charge.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] PoXFreak:
So the matrix at which the battery charge is displayed is adjusted by the amount of "units" displayed under a "FN-Left Softkey" screen. I understand that the battery is only good for 1350MAh, but that does not explain the findings I have on 2 almost identical Kaisers, which is the shut-off on 2150-2170 units comes much sooner than if set to 2350 or 2400.

Is it possible that, with the newer .32.9 kernels, the processor/radio/GPS/etc. or something else is not drawing as much power with my different unit settings?

I can reflash a new kernel with the standard 2150 unit setting, install a clean Froyo on both and pull the sim and SD cards in an attempt to test my theory if needed, but I find it strange that the actual "daily use" battery levels had increased after using 2400 as a blueprint for the battery.

I trust y'alls judgement on this, and I'm not trying to throw stones in a glass house, I'm just sharing my experience.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] PoXFreak:
Testing is done on both phones. The phones were both set up identically with the only difference being the amount of units used for battery status.

Both phones had no sim card installed, radio 1.70.19.09, 2.6.32.9 kernel flashed theough RUU, identical Samsung 1350mah KAIS160 batteries, and identical 256mb Sandisk microSD cards. No other files were placed on the SD cards other than what would be needed to install Android and updates through replimenu 0.9.

(Luckily I had a spare phone or I wouldn't have been able to do this.)

Parameters for the testing were:

1. Flash L1q1d kernel on both phones, one set to 2150 units, the other at 2400.

2. Install Froyo through replimenu and recharge phones

3. remove both phones from their chargers at the same time and see which dies first.

(2 cheap "PW-1BGT" chargers used and swapped between phones).

Under the circumstances, I did find the 2400 phone to last longer, albeit only a short period (2 hours and 20 minutes average)... Not enough to prove a real leap in battery performance.

It took me almost a week to perform this test but the results were less than great, even after the first result of 3 hours and 10 minutes difference came through. I think one phone may have a better charging system as the results varied more than 1 hour across 2 phones. Once the batteries were swapped I noticed a slightly longer charge time on one phone that swapping chargers did not fix.

All-in-all this was an experience to say the least. I will say that there is a variance in the charging ability of one of the phones in that it seems to provide a slower charge, which could be why it seems to last longer. Although I flashed both phones with the unit count swapped, the "older" Kaiser seemed to be the winner in battery life. There was only a slight (30-45 minute) difference between them in both scenarios, and I don't think this difference would show up had the radios been on.

On a last note, IBM wrote a supplement for their Thinkpad series of notebook computers

www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/PFAN-3QNQJN.html

In this document is stated that Ni-MH batteries should be deep-cycled but not Li-Ion. Our phones never pull the battery down below the 2.8 volt threshold as the phone won't stay on or even start in this condition.

In closing, I think the difference is in what the phone "sees" as a battery voltage and afixes a place marker for when the shutdown should occur. I've had the phone sit at 0% for a couple hours on 2150 units, but not with the 2400 setting; 0% only lasts 45 minutes to an hour @ 2400 units with radio, GPS and data on.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] PoXFreak:
After about 2 weeks of continued use, I have noticed a trend... a good one, I think.

The amount of units displayed to Android through the kernel has increased, apparently on it's own.

I started with 2400 units almost 2 weeks ago; I am now just over 2510 adjusted, with no outside influence by me. I have not changed anything about what I do with the phone on a daily basis.

I noticed this after not paying it much attention because each day of the week is almost exactly the same (up at 4am, phone off charger at 4:45, use it at work and home, plug it back in at 10pm).

Anyone want to bite into this one, or y'all just think I'm full of it?

(I almost wish I could take screenies of the "Fn-left soft key" screen)...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] daedric:
You're too new on this matter. The Kernel, last i remember, was altered to try and detect if the battery is in a better state (or bigger than the stock) than originaly thought. So, it is increasing the units to compensate the max mah it detects when the charging start to get really low.

Go read some threads! :D you'll find it rejuvenating :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] n2rjt:
Agreed! Try entering that larger amount next time you edit your kernel, and you might find it to be more accurate. That's why it adjusts over time. It does NOT remember the recalibrated number across reboots, because there are too many reasons the auto-calibration can be wrong.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] frantisek.sobota:
Weird

Well thats weird,

I have Kaiser with uptime for more than 350 hours and my adjusted value is now 3091.

And it last for two days.

Battery is standard 1350mAh
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] n2rjt:
And you've probably found one of them.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] Krazy-Killa:
I'm lucky to get a day's worth, lol. Granted I'm running an experimental Kernel that I'm working on for boosting battery life while phone is in use.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] PoXFreak:
Battery info via Spare Parts battery information page:

level 83

scale 100

health good

voltage 4018

temp (always) 36.8º

tech Li-ion

time since boot 2:19:45

I can't remember what the values were with a 1350 setting, but this seems to be working somewhat to my favor at 1500mAH.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] PoXFreak:
2 weeks later and still going well into the 2400s'. 2482 to be exact with one adjusted rate being 2517...

Only difference noted is that the battery light only goes red at 9% or lower remaining.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] PoXFreak:
Battery status update 7/22/11

Phone taken off charger at 5:40am... Facebook, Google+, texting and one 3 minute call so far today.

Currently @ 1:15pm...

70% remaining

3.923v

Battery counter at 2632, does NOT hold across reboots but Scoot's kernel keeps reboots to a minimum.

If anyone cares...lol.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] at4r1:
Just wondering if anyone else has run into this. I tried searching but couldn't find anything that matched what I'm seeing here.

This normally only happens when I'm using navigation, but if my phone gets up to a battery temp of 105 F it reboots. And not just occasionally, it happens every single time it gets up to 105 F. I thought it was just a defective battery so I replaced the original with an extended battery...same problem.

Has anyone else run into this? Is it a defect of the phone or something?

The reason I'm asking is because this is a refurbished Dinc that Verizon sent me to replace my original. I never had this problem on my original Dinc. Unfortunately I rooted the replacement before noticing this issue, otherwise I would send it back to Verizon. Not really sure how well the unrooting process works.

Anyway, any tips or info on this would be appreciated.

Thanks
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteveG12543:
Huh, that's rather odd. I've had mine up to 118.4°f with no problems. I honestly don't know it would reboot at only 105°... Hopefully someone else can help out?

EDIT: Mines AMOLED, had it since day one, if that matters.

Sent from my Droid Incredible running CM7.0.3.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cpuspeed:
I bought a brand new re-certified DInc off bendoverbay and it would reboot at 100F. It was an Amoled version. I came to the conclusion it was probably a bad CPU and may have been that way since original manufacture and the re-cert process doesn't know this is an issue.

Anyway, I don't think there is anything you can do to fix it. I returned it. So unroot and return.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JermsMalibu:
My original AMOLED Incredible started doing that after about 6 months. It got progressively worse over the next 2 months to where it'd reboot when it got near 90 degrees. I took it in and showed them and I got a recertified AMOLED phone that now works up to 117 (highest I've seen on it). They did have to wipe my phone before they believed me though. Nontheless, I got a phone that works now. So RUU that thing and take it back. :-)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] at4r1:
Thanks for the responses.

I think I'm going to go ahead and upgrade to the Incredible 2 or the Thunderbolt. The phone I have now is the 3rd refurbished phone Verizon sent me. Maybe it's time to move on from the Dinc.

Thanks.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oletheos:
i've been getting a lot of over heat shut downs lately but i think its just cause of the rom im running combined with plants vs zombies. i do have an extendended battery too and a new snugger case so im curious that maybe there isn't enough venting with the case
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kfuzion:
Just for general overheating issues, a silicone/TPU case will insulate the phone causing its temps to stay higher. So I would go with the thinnest case possible, or none, if you're overheating. Also, undervolt and/or underclock. 800mhz without thermal shutdown is faster than 1ghz if it always resets.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thisisshep:
I ended up taking mine in because it did the same exact thing. It would hit 105 exactly and then bootloop till it cooled itself down. My replacement one got up to 130 the other day running Pandora and sitting in the sun poolside
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cpuspeed:
An easy way to tell if the bootloop is temp related is to put it in the fridge for a few minutes. It should come out of the bootloop and be stable till the temp rises again.
[Acer Iconia A500] bonzer2u:
Check out this link with video....

http://www.acertabletforum.com/forum/acer-iconia-tab-development/516-recovery-acer-a500.html

nice.....

If I could I would but I'm not a dev.... However, I'm sure Mr.Trip? would appreciate some feedback from the locals in regards to his statement:

'i know. if i could figure out how to push the files i would. so stoked.'

Let the fun n games begin.......:D
[Acer Iconia A500] interqd:
there is already thread for this...
[Acer Iconia A500] bignasty407:
Mr. Trip?????
[Acer Iconia A500] muqali:
Wasn't Mr. Trips the name of the disease in the book and movie "The Stand"?
[Acer Iconia A500] JdgM3NT4L:
That would have been Captain Trips if I remember correctly.

Watching the video of this recovery being installed was a hoot. I especially enjoyed the message to Acer after he typed itsmagic...
[Acer Iconia A500] Gammelgustav:
so lets hope it will be out of alpha soon and i especially hope thor2000 will something with the xoom kernel as he promised
[Acer Iconia A500] bonzer2u:
My appologies everyone.... I had one too many shots of tequila yesterday, hornitos to be exact..... that shieza is way too smooth....:eek:

In my self indulged stuper I downloaded the alpha image files from here..

http://xda.richardtrip.org/?dir=./Acer/Recovery

and made the appropriate agave induced assumptions... man my head hurts...
[Fascinate Android Development] belber095:
I thought that it would be a really good addition for TSM Parts. On my tablet so I can't really link any videos or demos. But its pretty neat and I've seen it on my friend's droid Eris, so why not on the fascinate?

I know nothing about the technical aspects of how to port something etc, but I thought I'd thought I'd throw this idea out there.

Sorry for the post in dev section. I know the devs don't really look in any other sections. So yeah.

Sent from my rooted Iconia Tab
[Fascinate Android Development] tonu42:
Some actually do look in other section. TSM parts is created from themers not devs. You dont see them making roms. They make mods. Based on themes and ideas etc.
[Fascinate Android Development] times_infinity:
We also do roms, hence UKB and MIUIWiz. Get your facts straight.
[Fascinate Android Development] Kevin Gossett:
Don't know how difficult something like that is to port, but the reason you've seen it on an Eris is because it's an HTC phone with Sense... I would imagine that's pretty easy to port over
[Fascinate Android Development] GoogleAndroid:
I imagine it's buried deeply in Sense's framework so I think porting it would be difficult, if not impossible. It would be cool though. The more lockscreen choices the better.
[Fascinate Android Development] chopper the dog:
I guess this means you have never READ THIS? On topic, it is only possible to mimic a sense lock with what is available within the touchwiz frameworks (nitsuj17 has proven that very well). But no, a sense lock can't be ported to our device with the use of tw frameworks.

good day.
[Fascinate Android Development] nitsuj17:
Umm do you even look at other threads in here ? Tsm collectively has comrom and miuiwiz and now andmer is doing miui aosp gb (he is awesome)

I don't know where you get your information from... but get yiur facts straight before posting....

Guess you are too busy trying to become a leet dev to know what's what :rolleyes:
[Fascinate Android Development] nitsuj17:
As for the op s original question... is it impossible? I used to yes to a lot if these things in pre sbrissen days... but now ill just say its unlikely :-)

Most sense related things are extremely hard or too difficult to get working because of how heavily they are tied to the htc frameworks and resources

At best it would be too work for someone to get it working... so I doubt anyone would really take a stab at it... but then again who knows
[Fascinate Android Development] JeezyMT3G:
With that being cleared out is it possible to port a whole sense UI rom to our phones?

Sent from my MIUIwiz Fascinate
[Fascinate Android Development] nitsuj17:
It's been attempted several times from the og Droid to the sgs phones... and its never been completely successful.... I don't think 3g has ever been usable and there is usual hideous lag

Basically if you want the full sense experience your have to buy an htc phone
[Fascinate Android Development] GoogleAndroid:
It's actually quite simple to get it ported and booting. It's just that NOTHING will work, and it'll be laggy. With a ton of time invested in it, it probably could be done, but it'd be extremely difficult.
[Fascinate Android Development] belber095:
Either way, what we have now is spectacular, just that it'd be pretty sick to see some sense integration. Especially that lockscreen. The launcher can be replaced, as well as icons and system menus etc. Not lockscreens. Thanks for all the answers people!
[Fascinate Android Development] GoogleAndroid:
Yep. As much as I, and many others, would love ports of other skins(especially Sense), getting them to work is near impossible.
[Fascinate Android Development] JeezyMT3G:
I'm good with miui on my Fascinate :)

Sent from my MIUIwiz Fascinate
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] twiztidvandal417:
So I was wondering If it was possible to reflash the official OTA update from your SD card, to restore your phone or what not if your phone is all buggy and messed up. Is this even possible? I kno there isnt a RUU out there to restore your phone or you could just use that.

This is also referring to the an unrooted phone, just wanted to kno if you could flash it back to stock with the update, or not.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sitlet:
Huh? Not sure what you are asking. If you are unrooted, why are you asking if you can flash back to stock?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sand1303:
i believe he wants to redo his update because of issues he is having. i don't have an answer for u sorry.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xHausx:
All you can do is a factory reset but that should fix any issues you have.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] denenatse:
use PC updater> repair
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] twiztidvandal417:
Sand1303 hit it right on the button so to speak, sorry if my words were misleading. But basically yea that's what I was asking.

Sorry for the noobish question but what's pc updater/repair?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chefdave12118:
I'm not a Dec and not even close to being one (I can flash, theme, metamorph etc. But that's it) Why aren't there more Roms for the NC? I'm a huge fan of cm7 (have it on my Evo also) but why not so many choices? I don't understand deving so I can't even wrap my head around this stuff but the Evo has tons of Roms and the NC a handful. I'm very greatful of what we have but why not more?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chefdave12118:
Also there aren't any ports??? Not being a **** just wondering. I'm a flashaholic and want to play. What do you guys recommend besides cm7 to flash?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poofyhairguy:
We have:

-Rooted B&N Eclair (2.1)

-Rooted B&N Froyo (2.2)

-Nookie Froyo (2.2)

-Nightly CM7 (2.3)

-phiremod (2.3)

-XboxExperts Honeycomb (3.0) and Froyo (2.2) roms

-Deeperblue's Honeycomb (3.0)

-Divine_Madcat's Honeycomb (3.0)

That is a lot of different ROMs. Most of the emphasis is on CM7 though, as unlike phones the development community uses very little of the default B&N modifications.

Outside of Android we have:

-Ubuntu

-Fedora

-Meego

I don't know of a device that has more ports than us honestly.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chefdave12118:
Like I said... I'm really not being a **** because I admire the devs and cant wrap my head around what they do but all the roms you posted are really 3 roms themed or modded (nook, cm7, hc port). I've donated to devs for their work..... just wondering why android dev forum doesnt have much to look forward to.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I Am Marino:
Most likely because the NC is a niche tablet.

Still rocking the Incredible with the XDA Premium App.