yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dorimanx:
i see app that not better in any way than setcpu!

this is what we can set.

#######################################

## ILWT OC Daemon Configuration File ##

## ********************************* ##

## WARNING: DO NOT MODIFY IF UNSURE ##

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#wake profile

wake_min_freq=245760

wake_max_freq=1017600

wake_governor=ondemand

#sleep profile

sleep_min_freq=245760

sleep_max_freq=368640

sleep_governor=conservative

#temperature profile

#battery_temp is temperature in celsius * 10

battery_temp=400

battery_temp_min_freq=245760

battery_temp_max_freq=768000

battery_temp_governor=conservative

#battery profile (active when battery <= battery_cap)

#battery_cap is battery life in percentage

battery_cap=25

battery_cap_min_freq=245760

battery_cap_max_freq=768000

battery_cap_governor=conservative

#charging profile (when battery is charging)

charge_min_freq=245760

charge_max_freq=1113600

charge_governor=ondemand

there is no order, there is no test section, that i use for testing cpu responce time..

it's will not make any better job then setcpu.

so it's free for install for people that like this,

i prefer to stay with setcpu, for me, it's app that cant be replaced! and i need it for every day use.

i will wait till it will be more interesting and more function.

for now will not be included.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dorimanx:
lets talk business :)

what is read ahead???

it's pushing file you read first to RAM and leave it there and then when you "TEST" again it's super fast! but the first time it's was slow as was...

So it's sort of trick...

what is bad in this story..

We don't have much RAM left after we push apps in to RAM to have cool device.

so when we tell to system to cache also files in ram, it's do that.. but NO more RAM left..

So it's pushing open apps to SWAP (this take time eat cpu + batt) then push the cache for sdcard files to clean ram and leave it there till ram needed again

and all that process you still was getting slow read,

now if you will try to read again the same file it's will be fast! because it's was been read from RAM not from sdcard (real disk) so it's A BOOLSH$$$T

People just don't understand how it's works..

when you have 4GB ram then why not push 30MB cache read ahead! system will work super fast,

but we don't have that, and we need each 1mb or real ram for other than caching files for faster second read.

this why i set it 128 is was been recommended for phones to save ram!

you can set this in latest system tuner in tweaks. if you like...

but you just lose ram for cache..

I will run some test for with and without and see how it's affect the system ram.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonas2295:
Thank you for clearifying this to us /me!

I dont have this big knowledge :/

But as you explained it wont make a speedup so we dont need it lol.

Thank you again for lookin into this ..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BarrySumpter:
Well all I can write is: You Freakin' Rock!

Seriously, thanks man!

So Far:

Yes, to all questions when installing Rom 3.0.0.

Turn On WiFi = error

Yes, to all questions when installing kernel 2.6.

Turn On WiFi = Connected!

Next I'm going to test the light version with question 5: No.

And test wifi with original kernel.

If wifi doesn't work I'll install kernel 2.6.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hammerfest:
I think you are missing the point of not using SetCPU, which is to not have to have an app... the app's they include are only there to "set" the preferences, then terminate...

In testing, the response to load, level, and of course situation was faster then by using an app like SetCPU.

A good way to test is responsiveness, IE for me, when turning my screen on, or when running GrooveIP on my Asus Transformer and Evo Shift, was night and day... where before I had a bit of wait, sometimes 1-5 seconds, for me it was near instant when using virtious_oc...

to each his own, but the oblivious pro over using the app is the responsiveness of changing stepping...

im trying to think of a good comparison, but the only thing I can think of is like watching Fast and Furious, where one is constantly watching his laptop for when to shift and use NOS and the other just knows when... and doesnt require the delay of looking at the laptop for when to make the changes :P ERGO faster stepping :P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dorimanx:
the steps are controlled by on demand scheduler in my kernel.

not by setcpu or this binary app,

they do only one thing...

change the frequencies on base action you do / want / phone state

it's not controlling the steps, only kernel modules can do that.

so still no go.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hammerfest:
I understand that, but what im saying is these wouldnt exist if they werent for a need, or someone didnt find them faster then something like SetCPU... me, and a few others have mentioned it here some by what they read/heard, and some like me who have experience with them, and I can swear to you that I myself, definitely see/feel a difference when using them compared to when using SetCPU...

but you have already rejected it, so you wont even try/listen/attempt it, so its a moot issue either way, its not like we mention things to you because we have nothing better to do... you are the premier ROM maker for the HD2 after all...

EDIT: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14529333&postcount=5 specificly: "The one with a tuner app is always a little laggy right after turning on the screen because SetCPU (or any other CPU tuner) needs some time to change the govenors (up to 7 seconds). This leads mostly to major lag in the lockscreen." <--- this is what I noticed prior, and what i didnt notice after using the OC daemon...

EDIT2: "The second solution is the smartass govenor. It has already a screen-state-scaling included, so it reduces the frequency when the screen turn off.

This could be a really nice solution but it has some problems too.

Smartass most of the time is not really stable and has problems with its frequency scaling."
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BarrySumpter:
Nope. Q5 must be Yes

I also found that if I booted the phone into Android just after rom install.

Then install the kernel wifi would always be error.

However, if I install Rom then install kernel with NO reboot between.

Wi-fi connects. Go figure.

2nd HD2 tests.

Tried to install rom with q12 = No - Nope wifi error again.

All questions must be answered Yes.

Also wouldn't allow me to install the kernel without reboot.

OK now that I've sorted the wi-fi and install procedures,

I need to go back and research the task killer subject to see what I have to do on an ongoing basis.

Then see what the Customized Cron and GPS fix is all about for Victoria Australia.

And anything else anyone can tell me that I need to do to keep this ROM super fast.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
hammerfest,

Sounds like your saying that with your specific setup, you actually notice a serious lag when waking up the phone regarding Setcpu changing from Sleep profile to your main Profile. Is this what you mean?

I ask this because I have talked with a few users along the way who at one point or another, had these lags...or delays...especially if another app was involved with handling profile choosing (IE Tasker) Anyway, I am anal about stuff like that and with my setup, I have never witness this issue. I specifically looked for it as well....and I would notice it if it was happening anyway.

So, if you want, give me a test scenario with conditions I can reproduce WITHOUT downloading a lot of other junk, and I will let you know how it it goes. This test may help shed some light...perhaps the lag or general speed issues are specific to your setup. We know this can very well be the case....or not. Cheers

PS It's seems Dx is saying that even though SetCpu is telling the Kernel HOW to do it's thing, it is the actual Kernel doing all the speed shifting and computational decisions. SetCpu is simple a glorified UI. (or not)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hammerfest:
A FRESH install of a rom, only thing installed was IMO.IM and GrooveIP, I turn on the screen and sometimes I get up to 2-6sec lag, nothing else installed... and even lots of stuff removed prior to flash (like gapps since you can get them on market or dsp manager cause I use alternative thats on market), I dont have it on my HD2 to test right now, but I just turned on my TF and it was near instant, when I was using stock and prior to the daemons sometimes I really would have to wait a few sec's for it to respond to my input (in this case, a pattern, used to be a pin, but result was same, delay was noticeable from when i hit power button to when screen came on, to when i could make inputs), same thing occurs on my HD2 with a few sec id say 60-70% of the time when hitting power to input capable

Its something I had learned to live with on the HD2 since I had believed it was a tool that I had only seen in Tegra2 Honeycomb roms...

There is a Sense rom for the HD2 with the Andrev_OC daemon as an option, its got Sense, so its already handicapped, but the great thing about it is that if you use another tool like SetCPU its disabled, so Dori could add support for it in rom/kernel, and those of us who want to use it, can, and those who want to stick with a non-native app like SetCPU can!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
I read your post directed at me....three times Hammer. It's a bit difficult to understand. (sorry, but your wording/thoughts are a bit jumbled :o)

In any case, it seems like the bottom line is....your screen takes 2-6secs to turn before you can see or start clicking things and you seem to be able to eliminate it by NOT using SetCpu right?

I actually can't speak specifically for the Dorimanx rom, but with Typhoon on 2 hd's with SetCpu. there is NO LAG whatsoever turning on the screen. There used to be a lag on one of them long ago but that was addressed with a fix for those LCD panels...that all HD2 Android roms now have encorporated.

So, are other Dorimanx rom users suffering from this lag? It doesn't sound like it? Hmmm? Also 2-7 secs to switch governors as stated in one of your links...I honestly have never had anything even close to that issue. I wouldn't even consider using SetCpu if that EVER was the case. So hammer, there has to be something specifically DIFFERENT with your setup or even your HD2 hardware. I have heard of flakey governors, but lately I mostly use Smartass2 and Conservative profiles and no issues at all EVER. I have SetCpu 2.2.4. Any chance you have an OLD version?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hammerfest:
Yes, a bit mixed up sorry, its christmas time and I kept having to walk away, come back, and then try to restart the same process I was thinking of...

When I used to use SetCPU, I did experience a good 1-3sec lag, when I stopped and just used smartassv2, sometimes it was only about 1 or 2 sec, and again, it wasnt but 60% of the time.

I havent been able to get any oc daemon to work with this rom, not that I have actually tried hard, but thats part of my "setup" as you asked for, which includes the following:

I live in a "fringe" area, where the cell radio has to work alot, I have WiFi enabled 24/7 when I am at home/work, which is what accounts for most of the "delay" when using the device, I dont have it at all when I am sitting drinking my Starbucks where I get 4-5 bar signal strength. I use IMO.IM and GrooveIP 24/7 have them always on.

I have also used Typhoon's rom with my setup and location and have the same lag/delay when turning on the screen when using SetCPU or any other governor then smartassv2, so its not rom specific.

Ah, also forgot to mention that I use a 12 combo pin, or dual infinity symbols depending on weather I use the pin/pass or pattern lock screen, I havent used just the slider, but id hazard to guess since it doesnt have to wait for a challenge (other then slide dot here), it also wouldnt have any issues

This convo is a bit more OT then id like, so lets take it to PM or a discussion thread in HD2/General so as not to pollute this thread anymore, especially since your only using the KERNEL and this is the ROM thread :P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] salam85:
rock on!!

Hello guys..im a newbie but this ROM is so awsome..superfast and just superb..but i got a little bit issue espcially i got FC everytime i try to open the cyanogenmod setting? is it any way to fix that? sorry bad english..TQ :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BarrySumpter:
...

J. Installing Task Managers.

i.	After the restart, install the task managers

Recommended are: System Tuner Pro and Advanced Task Killer.

I remember someone mentioning that he used only one task manager,

think it was called ZDBox.

The job of these task killers are to autokill apps periodically because the in-built task manager is disabled.

Example: My System Tuner Pro is set to Autokill when the screen is switched off, device memory is low, and when widgets are refreshed. Ensure that the autokill-method/s performed by both task-killers are non-redundant. Also make sure you include the apps you don’t want to kill in the whitelists of both task-killers.

...

I've only ever used ATK and wanted to research the AutoKill.

This link has heaps of pros n cons:

Advanced Task Killer Users - Please read

http://androidforums.com/droid-x-tips-tricks/143224-advanced-task-killer-users-read.html

It's makin me head hurt again.

I'm wondering what Dori would advise now with v3 and kernel 2.6 ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dorimanx:
if you use always the same scheduler in all profiles then no lag.

but since this mod check if you have any cpu apps and if you have then its stop working, i will try to config it and add to next release. then we can see if people like it over setcpu :)

Sent from my Nexus S
[HD2 Android NAND Development] amto:
I found a bug in room. 3.0 wich is, after turn on flight mode and then turn off the Wi-Fi network dont work, it turns on and detects my network but don't connect to it, I have to reboot the phone to work ok again.

But if turn on operator data this one works ok.

I have rom 3.0.0 and kernel 2.9v .

I'm not shure, have to test it, but last days I have installed kernel 2.5v and I guess this happens the same.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Panos5vRS:
Could it be the CWM cache? I cannot understand why this could affect the battery drain and the data connection which is also not working...

I now use rom version 2.9.8 and is perfect... I might try 3.0.0 with 5mb cache in CWM...

---------- Post added at 09:53 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:39 AM ----------

+1 for me...

I might try 5mb CWM cache instead of 10mb...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BarrySumpter:
kernel 2.6 tested with this is ok
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
I use an 3rd party app called SD-Booster (free on market) and set the value to 4096 instead of 128kb on my side ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iamcxa:
I think this size of cache is interesting...I even set to 16384/32768 but for now I still don't know which value is the best for hd2...or maybe its depending on ours sdcard's speed? Did anyone try to test the speed for each values? 128/256/512...etc.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sathara:
i am getting facebook incompatibility with my device
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonas2295:
Dori is the Performance improvement from 1.4Ghz to 1.6Ghz huge Or does it make no improvement?

Just checked the boot boost script and this one just goes up to 1.4ghz so should we change it to 1.6ghz to make boot even faster? :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BigMen 2007:
This rom is fantastic. Although I have a question. How can I enable the 160 characters in greek keyboard?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mandrakur:
1.4Ghz is just safe speed for booting(against overheating,bootloops).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonas2295:
yeah just thought about it..this is why is asked that question :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
1.6ghz...That's what I did!!!

I have seen it freeze during animation a few times but I have been rebooting like nuts.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonas2295:
So no good idea to change it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bologna:
boot boost is set at 1497. You can set any other cyano settings value but still 1497 with boot boost on
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonas2295:
I know..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hinnne:
I have a stupid question.

can i see somewhere in phone settings the size of my sd ext (used and free)

i think it only shows internal storage space. and i only have 65mb free. but on my sd ext must be more than 500mb free of 1gb.

is it possible to see this or do i have a problem on my phone. i can see all my apps.

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dorimanx:
if your CPU working ok with 1.6 then boost it to 1.6

there is a change.. not huge. but it's one more voltage step.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pedmond:
Thank you... and goodbye

It was a lot of fun and excitement using Dori's ROMs and seeing his enthusiasm.

As of today, I am the proud owner of a Galaxy Nexus, so I guess this is goodbye... for now.

Dori, I'm eagerly waiting for you on the Nexus forums :)

On the other hand, since my wife wants my HD2, I may be lurking here ocasionally :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dragmark:
disable data or sd swap

Can anyone tell me how to disable the data swap? I created it long time ago through the dataswap250.sh script.

Yesterday I partitioned my new SD card and created swap 256MB.

Now when I type free i get : SWAP total 982032, used 0, free 982032...

What can I do?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BarrySumpter:
Hi all,

Very happy with this ROM.

Trying to recover about 2500 mp3 files.

Files transfers Keeps timing out.

Any suggestions on how to connect and how to transfer without timing out?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
It's a major upgrade...cool!!! But isn't it a bit sad too? :( ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BarrySumpter:
Fly, little birdie, Fly!

Spread your wings.

Take to the air.

And fly!

Return only as a free spirit.

We'll be here with open arms.

Let us know how you go.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonas2295:
Shut down and use an sd card reader.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BarrySumpter:
Thanks for the quick reply. Much appreciated.

Well duh! Should have thought of that.

But have never needed one before.

Have always used massStorage connection.

Up'd ok using Magic Loader 1.13 MSC.

But for some reason it keeps droppnig out dl'n.

Using Remote Desktop now.

Seem to be stable this time.

Must have done something the first couple of times.

Since we're on the subject.

Just wondering if there is a standard Music folder placement for Android file structure on this rom. Trying to stay with the super fast theme.

At the mo I'm just using

/sdCard/Music/Top 500 RocknRoll

/sdCard/Music/etc.

Or does it really matter?

Just using the free version of meridian player.

Never mind.

Started Meridian and it just knew where everything was. Quick Enough.

Strange tho Top 500 RnR list only shows 256 songs.

The others are in Recently added list.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hammerfest:
Man I get the jitters when new rom for both my Phone and Tablet are getting ready to come out... and its almost chirstmas... you can feel the tension/anticipation in the air!

On a side note, I said it in the Tablet forums already, but since someone mentioned it here: I went into the Verizon store a few days ago, and did a factor reset, then did all the udpates for the Nexus 4G, after this was done, I played with it for a good 20-25min, during which, I managed to make the damn thing crash on THREE different occasions... not rooted... totally stock... and not even doing anything but browsing the menu's and even once when I opened the app drawer, and once when I tried to connect to a WiFi point... BAD... I have to say that its custom rom's all the way for the Nexus 4G otherwise its the PERFECT phone for giving both Android and Samsung a BAD name/reputation...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] allcomb:
Hi to all

I must say that I go back to ROM 2.9.8 with 2.6 kernel. This combination work on my phone realy 100%.

On my last try to stay on 3.0.0 and kernel 2.6 not enought stability. My telephone totally froze two time, I thought that no more aid and always problem with data conection.

My opinion is that a phone is finally 100% operating without any problems.

I us

GO LOUNCHER

GO KEYBOARD

PRO WIDGETS

FANCY WIDGETS

TITANIUM BACKUP PRO

ANDROID MARKET 3.4.4

I must sey that - I have with other louncher and other keyboards always some small problems.

and other 170 aplications

PLEASE TRY MY COMBINATION

I wonder whether it will work on your phone too???

PLEASE UNINSTALL all user aplications and the system programs that you do not need.

Example. Other Louncher, keyboards or similar.

If you need more data what other application I us just ask!!!

Bye and greating to all.

And one more time when install 2.9.8 Rom on all question - YES and than instal kernel 2.6 the same on all question - YES

I WISH THAT WORK ON OTHER TELEPHONS TOO

And I have 16G memory card and on this card its 1G ext. ram other 15G of ram for applications and other data. HTC HD2 with super fast like rocket 2.9.8 DORIMANX ROM and 2.6 kernel and This is my winning combination.

And if this combination works with your phone Take more time with your family and friends. This is also true for me and for you DORIMANX too.

I wish you all a wonderful life!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bologna:
@Dm

Is it possible to add minmax & savagedzen governors? :)