yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Atrix 4G Android Development] MyronJ906:
Faux, you are an overclock overlord.This is the first OC I have used that actually felt that much faster than stock to me. Just hoping my battery will be able to take it.

On Darkside 2.51 I am able to UV the top by 125 and the rest by 150. Stable so far so I am being hopeful that it will stick.

For me, unless this lasts at least 16 hours of my normal use I will probably just drop back to enhanced stock. I have been averaging 18 or so hours on Darkside as is.

But I bet if I really wanted this I could go back to CM7. Not only would my phone fly, but I know for sure the battery would be adequate since I typically averaged around 24-30 hours with enhanced stock on cyanogen anyway

EDIT: Crap, just realized that if the top was 125, 150 wasn't working for the rest anyway. :(
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Ilkinansr92:
i got Enhanced Stock Kernel, Max @ 1.0 GHz

1000MHz @ -75mV

912MHz @ -50mV

750MHz @ -75mV

608MHz @ -175mV

456MHz @ -275mV

312MHz @ -375mV

216MHz @ -475mV
[Atrix 4G Android Development] krkeegan:
Webtop Top Status Bar

Faux, great work. If I could, I would give you a hug. You do great work, I hope you realize we all appreciate it even if we don't say it all the time.

As to Ver. 0.2.1. Has anyone tried it with webtop (I didn't see any mention of it in the posts)? I am trying to determine if the top status bar works again. It worked in 0.1.9 and broke in 0.2.0.

Thanks again.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Swiftks:
Installed the 2.1 Enhanced Stock Kernel on CM7 Beta... no problems. Thanks & as always, great work!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] egandt:
Tested 0.2.1 on my Atrix, crashes in CFBench at 1.45

Based on what I'm seeing 1.45 seems less then 100% stable, I completed CFBench 3 times and had it reboot twice in 5 attempts, at 1.3 (which is what I was running at for 0.2.0) everything seems stable and I've never had any issues. Now I'm not sure if you can tweak the voltages or else if you can reduce the clock say to 1.4, but for my device at least 1.45 seems like a stretch. For now I'll be running at 1.3 (no way I can complain about 1.3GHZ that's 30%, about what I ask of any system I own).

Great work, and thanks for your hard work,

ERIC
[Atrix 4G Android Development] bongd:
Backed up, installed kernel, smiled because it ran flawlessly.

Please, do not like the idiots get you down!! There are guys like us that are eternally grateful and we apologize on behalf of the haters!!! Great work as always. Time to show my phone around the office and brag to everyone. :cool:
[Atrix 4G Android Development] vanstorm:
Thanks faux. So far so good everything stable. Best cf scores to date for me.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Vangelis13:
Showed the cpu clocking slider to a (apple fan) fellow geek friend earlier; stunned & jealous, he argued that it might be unstable & cause issues. Asked him to create a folder on his home screen and be proud of his stable phone.

He's not talking to me for a couple of days me thinks.. ;-)

Faux, a more than deserved caffeine investment is coming, thank you for all your hard work. For every one wnkr that annoys you there are a couple of hundred of us ever so thankful for what you do mate...
[Atrix 4G Android Development] paravorheim:
If anyone is curious, the frequency no longer stays clocked at max anymore if you ever went into webtop mode. This is exactly what I was waiting for, since the performance enhancements between 0.1.9 and 0.2.0 were fairly large.

Basically, a job well done faux. As a side note, how much experience would one need before working on kernels?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ChaosMinionX:
1.45GHz seems to reach the thermal limits of phone as is, long before it reaches the clock limits.

Faux I would release an updated kernel with 1.3GHz again, the new kernel seems faster at 1.3GHz than the old one.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ricardowec:
How stable are this numbers for you, I am trying them myself and seem to work pretty well
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Ilkinansr92:
they are perfect for me been using them for months now.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Jtu89:
The voltage values starting at 608 MHz don't apply as they exceed the 100mV step difference.

e.g. : if the current voltage of 1000 MHz is at 950mV, then the next step, which is 912 MHz has to be at least 850 mV.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Ilkinansr92:
question how it 175-75 is > then 100? lol
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Swiftks:
I thought as long as they were within 100 of eachother it will work though... an although they are more than -100, they are still within 100 of eachother.

Yes/No????
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Jtu89:
I would assume so, but I don't know the exact implementation if the values are not within valid range. So, I'd say they are at the default values if it exceeds out of range values.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ChaosMinionX:
I think that 100mV step interval has to be fully clarified... its alot of speculation from people and differing opinion.

I always keep the undervolt values within 100mV of eachother and have yet to have any problems, and can also see that the undervolt is applying when it freezes from too much.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Ilkinansr92:
.............Edited
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ChaosMinionX:
Wait nevermind, youre on the 1GHz kernel :)

EDIT: nm
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Phoneguy589:
Anyone seeing any major battery drain or excessive heat with 1.45? What about the 1ghz version?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Ilkinansr92:
1.45 Kernel will cause battery to get hot because its reaching its thermal limits which then causes more of battery drain. 1ghz version is rock solid and has great battery life.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Hydrohs:
I've installed the 1.45 kernel today and haven't been able to have my phone reboot due to heat and it hasn't caused any other problems in CM7. I'll be testing my battery over the next day or two to see how long it lasts.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] dragoncius:
Same here.

What should be a normal cpu temp? Im afraid of overheating so I set up a profile that when temp goes over 75 celcius it drops to 1ghz.

Will check battery during the week.

Sent from my OC'd Motorola™ Atrix®
[Atrix 4G Android Development] :
If your voltages are more than 100mv apart they don't apply, that's why you're perfectly stable, your voltages from 608 down to 216 are running at stock.

I'd try to keep it below 60C whenever you can, I consider 50C high on my phone because I'm at 1.0 Ghz but try to keep it below 60C, long term heat damages electronics, especially sensitive parts like your CPU.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] chriscerv90:
Stable. No heating problems. Seems crisp and fast.

Great work Faux.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] JayRolla:
Stable. Almost 1/4 boost over the 1.3ghz. Undervolted also. No heat and good battery so far.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] krkeegan:
Ver 0.2.1 Does Not Work with Webtop

Bummer. The new version still doesn't work with webtop. Same error as the last version webtop-panel maxes out one core at 100. Luckily version 0.1.9 still works.

Faux if you are reading this I would love to get a solution to this.
[HTC EVO 3D] derik123derik123:
Alright so... currently I have the evo shift. I was considering buy the evo 3D

I can upgrade at anytime.

Should I wait for the Samsung Galaxy s II?

Wait for a icecream sammich device?

Or is the evo 3D worth the purchase?

3D doesn't really matter to me.

Thanks
[HTC EVO 3D] Overstew:
Tbh I'd wait for the Evo 3D to be unlocked (either by devs, or HTC).

If SGSII comes out before then, go for that.

Nexus Prime (release November/December?) will be the first Ice Cream Sandwich phone (atleast rumored to be).
[HTC EVO 3D] hockeyfamily737:
Keep your shift.....Send me the $200 you would have spent....and forget you ever started this thread...LOL :)
[HTC EVO 3D] derik123derik123:
That's probably what I will do... if within 30 days of the evo3D release date the boot loader is not unlocked...then dev support will, more than likely, drop significantly ...

Then go with sgsII
[HTC EVO 3D] srb7215:
Isn't the SGS2 going to have an encrypted bootloader as well? And unless I am mistaken Samsung has never committed to unlocking their bootloaders so I am not sure why the SGS2 is the way to go.

i don't see a lot of devs leaving. With Teamwin getting temp root and working on full root there is at least a glimmer of hope that we will have full root within the month without HTC. It would be different if there was nothing and we were just waiting for HTC.

Then there is the problem that no one really knows if the SGS2 is coming to Sprint. We think it is but even then we don't have a date for release. I would get this phone now and enjoy it rather than keep waiting for the next best thing. There is a good chance that if you wait for the SGS2, about the time it releases there will be a lot of talk about the new Nexus which will make you want to wait for that.
[HTC EVO 3D] Zorachus:
I would wait for the Nexus-Prime.

I went from the EVO 4G to my new EVO-3D, and yes the EVO-3D is a much faster, smoother phone, way better battery life, higher resolution looks great, and overall it is a better phone. But it is not night and day better. It still feels like an EVO or Android 2.3 phone, after having it almost two weeks now, the coolness is wearing off, and it jut seems like a nice phone, but I am not blown away by it.

I would think the Nexus-Prime would be a super bad ass phone, one of a kind specialty device. The rumors point to it being a Super-smartphone, and will compete against the iPhone5 this Fall.
[HTC EVO 3D] zone23:
Don't buy an EVO 3D until it is unlocked.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Digital Man:
I have noticed that there are two plastic pins/ridges at the base of the multimedia dock that press so hard against the lower edge of the tab that they will physically warp the screen protector. On an unprotected tab, these might cause physical damage over time. These plastic pins or ridges form two pressure points on either side of the Samsung Logo. - and before anyone points this out: yes I know its supposed to have gorilla glass, but I am not that confident in it, and the pins are close enough to potentially damage the plastic edge-frame of the tab.

These same pins/ridges are NOT present in the keyboard dock and no warping of screen protectors or severe pressure points occur.

For this reason I have discontinued using the multimedia dock and am currently using the keyboard dock instead.

I have included pictures of the pressure points and pins below.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] UCSB:
Thanks for noticing this ... I will check it out.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] FrezoreR:
If the pins are plastic i dont think they can damage the hard glass.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Digital Man:
Yes they are plastic, and the pins/ridges don't look like much, and may or may not cause any harm to the tab, but the amount of warping of the screen protector really bothers me. The warping that you see in the photos progresses as the tab stays in the dock. After a while the corners star to peel upward as well, and I wind up with a two inch diamber bubble that I have to keep smoothing out. So, despite appearances I suspect there is a lot of stress along the lower edge of the dock.

When I put the tab in the keyboard dock instead, the screen protector stays absolutely smooth - big difference.

As a side note: even if the dock doesn't harm the tab, it is a royal pain to have to keep smoothing giant bubles in the screen protector over and over.

I posted this primarily so that we can make an informed decision, if you think its safe, use the dock - if you're paranoid like me, the keyboard dock is a safe alternative.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Kevin Gossett:
My guess: the dock was designed solely with the Tab in mind. Not with the Tab plus a screen protector. The screen protector may not seem like it adds much at all to the thickness, but when it comes to a precise measurement, it does. So I don't think it will do any damage to a naked Tab, but as you have seen firsthand the screen protector takes the brunt of it.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Digital Man:
Good point, you're probably right. But I wonder why the ridges are necessary at all, as they aren't pressent in the keyboard dock.

And my trust level for Samsung accessories isn't all that high. There was a windows tablet a while back called the Q1 Ultra designed by Samsung. Samsung designed a case for it that had a plastic bracket in it made to hold a keyboard. After a month of use, I was amazed to find long sharp groves dug deep into my screen protector, from the keyboar bracket. There was no gorilla glass back then, and if it had not been for the screen protector my Q1 ultra would have been a real mess.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] tghockey07:
Wouldn't sanding down those "pins" fix the issue if you use screen protectors? Take like 1/16th of an inch off and it won't push as hard on it? Or maybe sand them off completely and put maybe felt in there?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] HTSeeU:
I didnt think it had gorilla glass? And yes those plastic edges that hold in the tab damaged my screen without a protector on. cry. first day i had it
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] jeffcrilly:
Get the dock hot and bend the plastic out. E.g. run it under hot water. oh yeah. like that's gonna work. i used my dock a couple times and didnt notice any issues w/ the tab. but it is a "tight" fit.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] ky0nkyon:
I highly doubt its gorilla glass. my tab screen has a minor scratch already and I rarely move it around
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] sexfreak:
I also do not think that it has gorilla glass, i have a scratch as well. I tried not to use it a lot until i receiver my screen armour.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Maxipad10.1:
I see the pins you are talking about. They don't seem to touch the glass, no screen protector on. However, thats not what left marks on my glass\shell. In the far left and right corners there are like plastic half circles (Hard to see) that press against the glass real hard. I will take pictures soon.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] TheBigSaxon:
According to Corning's website the only Samsung product that has GG is the SGS2. Also the screen on my GT is nothing like what is on my G2X which certainly does have GG.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Maxipad10.1:
I'm curious to know what type of screen proector Digital Man was using with the dock. Can you please post. Thank you. I am unable to take pictures of the half circle plastic tabs in the left and right corners of the dock. I either need a new camera or 4 hands with a light and macro shot.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] GeekDrop:
Thought I'd post the link to a case review on our Geek site for the Ace of Spades cases. It's the same case that you see all over ebay and Amazon for a real cheap price. This one happens to be the Ace of Spades design, but they're all the same, only with a different paint job.

HTC Thunderbolt Ace of Spades Case Review

It's the same exact graphic design as reviewed in this thread, but while that member generally had a positive review of the case, ours wasn't nearly as positive.

Hope that helps!
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schlouchy8:
On cm7 when I go to play games such as doodle jump and perform other tasks that use the accelerometer I notice there is a considerable lag in movement that makes the games unplayable. It is much more laggy and unresponsive than the accelerometer on UKB 2.1 and I was wondering why this is and if there is any way to calibrate the accelerometer to make it work better?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gkirby11:
CM7 for the fascinate is still a WiP and in its very early alpha. It has been just over a week since we have had all of the sensors fully functioning so I would imagine your problems are stemming from this.

I could be completely wrong but just the state that CM7 is in I would not put it past that fact.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ccampos784:
Yep, I'm experiencing the same thing as well, but as gkirby said, JT only got the sensors working a while ago so I'm sure it will be fixed with time, along with MMS. Also, calibration doesn't help.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dablitzkrieg:
Same issue here with the lag. It is a fast ROM and awesome job by the devs though. Be patient and we will all reap the benefits of the work
[Vibrant Android Development] ursubpar:
Links are dead.

Rom is dead.

Pretty sure all of you moved away from the vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
thanks for the port i cant wait to try it :D
[Vibrant Android Development] meddmaxx:
Super nice :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] speedysilwady:
This rom is amazing!

One major bug though : phone soft reboots if wifi is turned on and you turn off the screen. Tried changing the wifi sleep policy to never but it still rebooted.

Other bug: GPS still doesn't work for me even after renaming angrygps.APk to angrygps.Bak

I appreciate your effort porting the rom im going to try reflashing to see if that fixes it!

and wow youre 13? great job thats impressive! =]

P.S. setting screen density to 182 looks incredible!
[Vibrant Android Development] ursubpar:
hmmm......I cant seem to reproduce what you're saying. :confused:

Remember: if you are having problems, did you

1.wipe cache?

2.wipe dalvik?

3.wipe data?
[Vibrant Android Development] sumchamp:
About Phone still says I9000XXJVP instead of JVQ
[Vibrant Android Development] speedysilwady:
maybe its a bad flash cuz now its randomly soft rebooting even with wifi off.

I was on Bi-Winning with voodoo enabled

ODINd simply honey with repartition checked to cancel out the voodoo.

wiped all three of those

flashed this rom

titanium backup for user apps only

ill wipe and reflash again cuz this rom is just too nice!

EDIT: wiped and reflashed still the same thing, maybe its my phone...ill try a different rom and see what happens then flash back to this one and see where the issue lies
[Vibrant Android Development] mikka06:
true...weird...
[Vibrant Android Development] ursubpar:
The kernel is JVP. The rom itself is JVQ. Its like using a KA6 kernel on a kb1 rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
Is this rom better then the revolution rom, in speed and stability? I heard that jvq is a huge improvement to jvp, but its still using the jvp kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] mikka06:
I never flashed Revolution but on my phone is much better then Simply Honey and Asgard.
[Vibrant Android Development] ursubpar:
Hmmm...... I gonna try and see if flashing full JVQ through odin without booloaders then flashing this after would fix some problems.
[Vibrant Android Development] ursubpar:
I wasn't able to find a JVQ kernel for the vibrant so I used a JVP kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
The browser seems very laggy. Every website ot doesnt respond until take my finger off the phone. I try zooming and nothing happens until I dont touch. The same with the scrolling to.
[Vibrant Android Development] mikka06:
i have the same problem with the default browser but everything works fine after i installed Dolphin from market
[Vibrant Android Development] ursubpar:
Its been reported that deodexed JVQ browser is broken. Just install another browser
[Vibrant Android Development] rchau89:
Is the tw4 link in the original post compatible with the vibrant edition of this rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] ursubpar:
It should be compatible. Both are based off of JVQ so I don't see why not.
[Vibrant Android Development] cezzarmicu:
Flashed this on top of another 2.3.4 rom without wiping andit's running great on my phone... hope this does not have the phone call reboot bug anymore ;)

THANK you for porting!
[Vibrant Android Development] ursubpar:
Your welcome! Hit the thanks button if you haven't already :D
[Motorola Droid X2] nene95:
Ok so I have a rooted droid x2 with bloatware frozen, well my battery puked, went to Verizon and got a new one, but I made the mistake of letting one of the guys put it in well he decided to do a factory reset and it is now stuck at the setup screen and its blank. What do I do? It got reset with bloatware froze and rooted. Any help would be great cause even after I let loose on them and had to be escorted out by security officers my phone will not be replaced.
[Motorola Droid X2] nene95:
And I know I am an idiot for letting him touch it!
[Motorola Droid X2] Igtenio:
Rule 0: Don't do anything requiring security to escort you out.

Rule 1: Don't let people touch your phone. :P

Have you tried using the SBF to flash it back to factory state? For me, that'd be step one.

Actually, step one would be pulling the battery, but I'm assuming you've tried that.
[Motorola Droid X2] nene95:
Yes tried both, and unfortunately didn't work.
[Motorola Droid X2] nene95:
Is there anyway to apply through sd card? Or an easy rsd way?
[Motorola Droid X2] Igtenio:
The SBF isn't an update.zip file, so no SDCard method.
[Motorola Droid X2] Terri M:
Have you tried going into recovery and wiping your data and cache? This would of course be a factory reset.
[Motorola Droid X2] nene95:
Yes it still went back to blank setup screen, would the frozen bloatware cause this?
[Motorola Droid X2] Terri M:
I'm not sure. Have you tried posting this problem over at the Droid X Forum?
[Motorola Droid X2] Igtenio:
If you aren't sure if you flashed it correctly with RSD, try following this post.

When you say the startup screen is blank, what is it doing? Like, if you were describing it, you hold the button to power it on, then...?
[Motorola Droid X2] nene95:
It powers up goes through the droid eye, then gets to the blue screen where your supposed to call to activate your phone but the top part is normal and the lower part is dark blue.
[Motorola Droid X2] Igtenio:
Does it respond when you touch it, or is the screen frozen? Is the entire screen fine when the droid eye is on it, or is the lower part messed up then as well?

My thoughts on the subject are this; A) You froze something that's needed to go through start-up, or B) The phone got physically damaged somehow. If the screen is responsive while the bottom part is messed up, I'd lean more towards something physically went bad.

Assuming you still have service with Verizon, have you thought of taking it to a different store? Or even sending it in for repair?
[Motorola Droid X2] juhde:
Sounds like something else went wrong, as far as I know any frozen apps simply get defrosted with a factory reset.

If it is a software problem then a successful sbf will clear it up. If you are getting a PASS after sbf and it's still not working then your battery "puking" was just a symptom of a larger hardware problem.

Sent from my DROID X2
[Motorola Droid X2] nene95:
I can use the pull down notifications so its not froze up.
[Motorola Droid X2] Igtenio:
Sounds like a bad screen.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] androcton:
Hello All,

I am new to the android platform. So please forgive if this is too trivial a question.

1. How do I obtain source code for a specific platform and a specific phone?

Is it segregated that way?

2. How do I build ROM and package it to deploy on the phone?

Please provide pointers to these and I am willing to go through the documents/literature. Please help.

Thanks in advance!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] rose2jam:
Two answers first question go in general section second start here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1117554 very good read hope this helps

sent from gingerbread 2.3.3 sgs4g ROOTED:)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] androcton:
Thanks for the quick response! I have been going over that thread quite extensively but I can't seem to locate threads for

1. How to get the source code for the instrument( SGS4G) ?

2. How to build a complete ROM which is flashable? Basically, How to package it for deployment, like the other developers do on this forum.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
You didn't post in the right section, this needs to go in the general section.

You'll need to download the phone's source:

https://opensource.samsung.com/reception/reception_main.do?method=reception_search&searchValue=t959v

You should grab both files there. You'll need to build this on Linux or anything that has G++ for ARM.