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[EVO 4G Android Development] locoboi187:
bc HTC made a froyo SBC kernel lol
[EVO 4G Android Development] pmacevad:
Just curious... (and sorry if I missed it) any word on the next update? Thanks.

Sent from my modded mikG Evo... It's easier this way. :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] coiledwire:
Not sure if it was easier. There was devs like ms that worked solely on SBC and battery management, so it probably made development progress faster on froyo kernels.

Sent on the run.
[EVO 4G Android Development] androidsupra:
Thought that was just an sbc port into a stock kernel
[EVO 4G Android Development] ckoadiyn:
Sbc was not made by HTC ms had made it for the kernel and he switched to e3d and is or has been at least working on Sbc for it
[EVO 4G Android Development] dan.kels.r:
hdmi

went back a couple pages and didnt find any talk of it. so i need some clarification.

does the kernel require hdmwin app to do mirroring or is it gui free? ive tried both ways and havent had any success. right when i get into the hdmi app, it asked to download the daemon and it never does. then ill backout to the main screen and try to start mirroring and it says cable disconnected. works perfect on aosp so i now the cable, tv, and phone as a whole function for mirroring. any suggestions?
[EVO 4G Android Development] dcharleyultra:
Which UV scheme, governer and speeds are you using?

Swyped from my Evo 4G using Tapatalk
[EVO 4G Android Development] ERamseth:
Compared to overclock maybe.

Compared to stock it seems darn close, with the added benefit of better battery life of course.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ERamseth:
This kernel is not for AOSP.

No additional app or gui is needed. In fact, the app that was necessary for froyo may actually interfere (not entirely sure on that but better safe than sorry).

Search about completely removing the old app and daemon. I believe you need to remove hdmid.something in addition to the app.

Then to be safe, reflash freedom 0.9 or higher, then plug into hdmi.

For more hdmi specific questions, see the hdmwin thread.
[EVO 4G Android Development] locoboi187:
Kernel #15 had sbc
[EVO 4G Android Development] stkiswr:
I'm pretty sure it was added. I may be wrong but HTC releasing an SBC kernel would be flipping awesome!
[EVO 4G Android Development] m20120:
I really doubt HTC ever made a kernel with SBC.

Sent from my PC36100
[EVO 4G Android Development] Fed4:
I want to try this kernel, but unsure which one to download...LoL! Lots of choices. Maybe I missed it somewhere, but what's the difference between the downloads??
[EVO 4G Android Development] bigtoysrock:
Freedom is stock voltage, less is uv'ed just abit (-50?), more is uv'ed some more (-125?) and then aggresive is uv'ed (-175?) the most. Don't remember exact voltages.
[EVO 4G Android Development] jcxtreme30:
If you guys download setcpu and its free if you get it from xda. You can set your min/max values, if your having overclocking/underclocking issues...
[EVO 4G Android Development] lithid-cm:
I don't think the over and underclocking are the issues. I think its just the different voltages per clock. I'm sending out tests to some people to test sometime today. Once that comes back good ill release.
[EVO 4G Android Development] D.J.CaSpER:
I was using netarchys first kernel and the scaling was off. So i tried yours, everything was great. You have all the scaling right and it performes great to me better than netarchys when doing one thing at a time. Im a data hog and do alot of multi tasking on my phone and ur kernel could keep up. Im not bashing you or anything this has great potential. Im run hotspot to my lappy and my x-wife uses the enternet, post in 2 forums using tapatalk, and text, and take pic's of my kids from my phone all at the same same running hotspot.

Your kernel after about 5mins running hotspot and doing everything else i do with my phone would reset.

On the side note netarchys update last night got me back to doing everything i do with multi tasking on my phone. once u gets some kinks worked out will come back to ur kernel. Benchmark scores with ur kernel are fantastic. I just need to be able to multi task.
[EVO 4G Android Development] slickrick54:
Well thank you on that and cant wait for the new release. So far the releases have worked great for me. No problems what so ever.
[EVO 4G Android Development] jcxtreme30:
+1

p.s. SBC
[EVO 4G Android Development] jelive:
Can't go lower than 245...?
[EVO 4G Android Development] jcxtreme30:
+1

I dont know what hes talking about either setcpu min is 245 with this kernel.
[EVO 4G Android Development] marcusva79:
+1 on the rebooting issue. Using godmode and tried thus kernel but gave me a bootloop. :(
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowrider32119:
I use screenshot. It came out good. But when I used tapatalk to upload on here it compressed it way to much.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowrider32119:
Im on hardware ver 003 / Synergy RC2 + Gmode and everything is fine. No bootloops here
[EVO 4G Android Development] D.J.CaSpER:
When u post on xda through tapatalk dont use host, use this forum and small. And the screen shots come out clear.

Sent from the moon on my EVO 4G
[EVO 4G Android Development] phillymade:
had 3 random reboots today. First was when I was on taptalk, I clicked on a link. Device booted twice. On the way home from work, went to place a call and it rebooted.
[EVO 4G Android Development] davmicnei:
Ok, been running all night on my EVO that worked. No reboot, WiFi good, 4g good, camera good , quad scores always around 2000 or more. So the script for mounting UN mounting does work on some phones to install kernel and does not break WiFi or 4g. Now battery life is other issue. I was draining like a percent every min. I looked at battery stats and seen that the weather lock screen was killing my battery , running in background was taking like 30 percent use. I changed my lock screen to wallpaper now I'm getting around the same battery life as the none god mode. In set CPU I have 1 profile that lowers my speed to max 384 min 245 when screen off.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lithid-cm:
I'm sorry, but I use this kernel, I use it with a stock sense 4.24 Rom. I am not seeing these issues. At all. I can understand possible bootloops. Even which, without a logcat of these reboot, there isn't much I can do. If your frequency is high lower it. I need way more information before I would be able to help kernel side. So since I can't see the problems that you guys are I need your help. Give me more information. Please. Without it we are all dust in the wind.
[EVO 4G Android Development] flex360:
i got a random reboot today

while taking a pic
[EVO 4G Android Development] lithid-cm:
Are you holding it wrong?
[EVO 4G Android Development] RileyGrant:
lolololololol. So much love.
[EVO 4G Android Development] flex360:
:D:D:D:D:D:D
[EVO 4G Android Development] lithid-cm:
Well the issue is who ever that is is trolling, which is funny because I can't be trolled. I just said I need more info to solves problems, right after he makes that comment. Meh =P
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowrider32119:
Got it thanks
[EVO 4G Android Development] mrcrptguy:
SBC was added to #15 a while back, HTC did not distribute a kernel with SBC.
[EVO 4G Android Development] broad_st_bully:
tried the Aggressive Freedom Synergy Nightly .9 & messed up my WiFi...

flashed Agg. Frdm. Universal & it's flying.....crazy-fast....
[EVO 4G Android Development] Jason Black:
Honestly, i dont think slowing down the cpu will give you better battery life, unless when you aren't using the phone.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] cmonsterf50:
Syn Nightly is for that nightly build specifically. Univ is a great overall kernel.

Tapatalk like cookies ... nmmm
[EVO 4G Android Development] buckhunter:
Im on 18 hrs at 52% battery 245/768
[EVO 4G Android Development] Sypris:
Going from 0.6 to 0.9. Broke my Wifi. I did use Universal instead of Nightly though, trying Nightly (which was my 0.6) and gonna see if it worked. It was snappy as hell though, haha.

Update: Good show sir. Running 0.9 Nightly Less with InteractiveX at 245/1190. This thing is faster than Forrest Gump.

Sent from my Synergized Evo.
[EVO 4G Android Development] moysauce:
Came from Chop Suey's latest 9.2.6. HW rev 0002. Shooter E3D RLS 2.1 ROM Running .9 Nightly Less with InteractiveX at 245/1190 broke my wifi =\

Only did a wipe cache/dalvik cache.

Gonna try universal.
[EVO 4G Android Development] SoraX64:
Why would you run the Nightly version on a stable ROM that isn't a Synergy nightly?

I feel bad for Lithid, it seems to me like this thread is filled with more people who can't read than most threads are.

Not a personal attack towards you, but please, just read.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Jason Black:
Im gonna try the 768 for 3 days and guage the battery life..

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[EVO 4G Android Development] buckhunter:
Its worth a try. Alot of people get different results but 245/768 active x seems to be popular.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Jason Black:
Yah, i hate InteractiveX until i switched to 245mhz. I used to use 128 and everything would lag like hell.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] KingRedHot:
245/1152

Fu©k a battery life, I need speed! Lol

Swyped from my Red Hot Intergalactic Space Modulator
[EVO 4G Android Development] sinnedone:
245-1190 here and don't like to underclock.

Turning off mobile network when not needed using wifi when available, unticking "always on network" saves ton on battery life.

Still miss the old kernel undervolting at oc frequencies. Is there any appt to edit these values? On webos the app "govnah" would let you change voltages on the fly.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Jason Black:
Fid lithid say overclocked mhz are at stock voltages?

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[EVO 4G Android Development] Jason Black:
Yup.. He did say that

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[EVO 4G Android Development] buckhunter:
To each his own on oc/uc. I just dont have a charger when Im here

so thats why I uc on agressive.
[EVO 4G Android Development] KingRedHot:
Hell, honestly if I was there I'd be underclocked on aggressive too. But I'm at home all day lol

Swyped from my Red Hot Intergalactic Space Modulator
[EVO 4G Android Development] buckhunter:
On 768 I really dont see any difference from 998 but oc is nice if your not worried about battery life. I have been off the charger for alittle over 36hrs on the sprint 2600 battery.
[EVO 4G Android Development] coiledwire:
Nice perch. Looks like you're high enough to setup solar charging. ;)

Sent on the run.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ERamseth:
Yeah thats how you can get better battery life by uc.

With freedom, uc=uv. And as we all know, uv= better battery life.
[EVO 4G Android Development] buckhunter:
Yeah the top one is about 22ft. I have actually been checking out solar chargers. I already have them on my feeders so why not my phone. Right now I will have to wait a month or so for the leaves to drop. The pic was from jan.

---------- Post added at 08:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:40 PM ----------

Big +1 on that ;)
[EVO 4G Android Development] moysauce:
Yeah.. my bad... i was little under the weather when i was trying to read this post and download the kernel...

wifi works with the universal .9 kernel.... have it set to 340/1190 ... 245 makes my phone lag...

i will test some more to evaluate battery life on this setting...
[EVO 4G Android Development] cmonsterf50:
You might look into some of the RAM scripts. Granted all phones are diff. But I can run most things on 128. Only a couple require 245. That is the stock voltage...

Tapatalk like cookies ... nmmm
[EVO 4G Android Development] moysauce:
Where can I get the RAM scripts? I don't think I saw them on the OP
[EVO 4G Android Development] cmonsterf50:
They're not kernel related. There are a few variations out and about. Some ROMs have them built in. I'm running the v6 script. That dev has a few other things as well.

Tapatalk like cookies ... nmmm
[EVO 4G Android Development] alaman68:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16130162&postcount=4

can I nag now?
[EVO 4G Android Development] JD2589:
I calibrated my battery after a full charge, And now I'm getting amazing battery life, Thanks lithid!
[EVO 4G Android Development] Rocklee99:
i have the aggressive kernel and underclocked to 128/768 and maybe its just me but i dont see a huge improvement w battery life, maybe its just drainging really fast in the morning, idk...or is there something wrong with something i did?
[EVO 4G Android Development] JerryGNYC:
I get better battery life if I give my phone a shot of espresso every morning... :D

You calibrated your battery, right? Also, I find that my battery drains quicker in areas where Sprint doesn't have the greatest coverage/signal (like way out on Long Island...). Battery life is much better in the city, or where I have WiFi. And until we get SBC, there's always that quick drop from 100%... :(

FWIW, it could be version you're using. I'm getting better life with 0.8.5 vs. 0.9

EDIT: You may want to try 245/768, my phone didn't like 128. It would get hard to wake up (like my son... :D)
[EVO 4G Android Development] JD2589:
I don't think its worth under clocking for battery life, Just disable WiFi and Mobile networks whenever your not using them, And calibrate you battery after every new rom and kernel update.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Alpine-:
Some of the "calibration" techniques Ive seen recommended seem like a real drawn out process that I dont have time to mess with. I cant be caught with a dead phone battery ANY time in my work.

Did you just flash, wipe battery stats, etc. then start fresh with a 100% charged battery on the new kernel and just let it run until it shut itself off? I could probably manage this. But some of these guys are talking about doing it multiple times and all kinds of other steps.
[EVO 4G Android Development] JD2589:
First downloaded this app called Battery Calibration, It Calibrates your battery right from the app without having to go into recovery. So after every time I update a kernel or change rom, I charge the phone to 100% open the app then unplug the USB charger and immediately click calibrate battery. After that don't charge the phone again until the phone completely runs out of battery and turns off by itself. Then charge it back fully without interruption.

That's basically my method, After that continue on with normal use.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Alpine-:
No expert, but any app would probably just deal with battery stat manipulation. In the recommended methods, this always gets wiped along with kernel flash and then you start with a fresh battery and run it out anyway.

Interesting app though, curious to see what more advanced devs say about it.
[EVO 4G Android Development] buckhunter:
The app will wipe the stats without going to recovery which is ok if just want to calibrate without flashing anything. But yes you can do the same thing in recovery. The app just shows instructions and has a button to calibrate (wipe stats)
[EVO 4G Android Development] cmonsterf50:
Battery monitor widget can wipe battery stats too.

Or you could go in and delete the battery stats file. It will come back.

Tapatalk like cookies ... nmmm
[EVO 4G Android Development] locoboi187:
battery stats are located on the data. you usually wipe cache + dalvik when you wipe which doesnt touch the batterystats
[EVO 4G Android Development] Rocklee99:
Thanks, so u really think having it at 128 isn't helping w the battery?

And yes I'm on 0.8.5
[EVO 4G Android Development] stkiswr:
I think voltage table are the same until 499 but may be wrong
[EVO 4G Android Development] androidsupra:
My sources say no...
[EVO 4G Android Development] JerryGNYC:
No, no. :) That's not what I meant about 128. I was just saying that it was an issue with > MY < phone. If yours is OK with it, by all means use it.

If you feel it's worth the effort, best bet is to do some comparisons between 128 and 245. I'd try at least 2 days at each setting.

HTH,

-Jerry
[EVO 4G Android Development] Rocklee99:
ohh, i mean ive had aggressive kernel with interactive x and i was 128 for a while now and never had an issue, then again i never felt a difference...i mean i guess i cant complain, i usually come home later on and the day ends with about 50% unless i call someone, or use 3g, then it likes to drop
[EVO 4G Android Development] YetiRage:
Was having some issues with aggressive 8.5, noticed when I was Swyping the trace line was very squiggly and all over the place plus some random issues with hitting one party of the screen and it registered in the complete wrong area. Flashed more 9.0 and everything seems back to normal. Guess aggressive is a bit too much for my Evo :p
[EVO 4G Android Development] NxNW:
Another satisfied HDMI customer:

Synergy RLS1 nongodmode, HW004, flashed Universal with stock voltages, HDMI just works.

Plugged it in, watched netflix, watched YouTube, watched videos shot from phone camera, they all looked fine, no sound lag, just the usual unsteady frame rate with occasional stairstepping/tearing.

Unplugged cable, YouTube still had sound just fine.

Not really too intrigued by UC/OC, undervolting, SBC, call recording, any of that. Might play with it later. Just doing HDMI for now.

I feel like "720p video with HDMI out" was one of the features that Sprint/HTC advertised when the phone came out. Yet none of the recent stock kernels support it. It's nice to get it back.

tun.ko would be nice- did that ever get put in? I saw a reference to it about 30 pages ago but no follow up.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ecko280:
need help. the rom i have is Synergy RLS1 Gmode. i wipe dalvik and cache and installed the aggressive freedom 0.9 for synergy but my wifi and 4g does not work. it just says error on it. i wipe dalvik and cache again and still the same thing. been reading through this thread for the past hour and cant find anything for the fix. any help will be appreciated
[EVO 4G Android Development] m20120:
Two things:

- You did download "Synergy Godmode" version or did you get "Synergy Nightly"? You need to have the right version.

- I had problems with Wifi at the lower voltages in Aggressive at one time. Maybe you could try More, Less or Stock.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lithid-cm:
CHANGELOG

v0.9

Added HDMwIn port

Lowered Less, More, and Aggressive voltages by 25

Added TUN to kernel

Removed call recording

Tweaked the voltages for OC frequencies

Compass updates (barnacles10)
[EVO 4G Android Development] ecko280:
i have the godmode version. and i tired the more freedom same thing
[EVO 4G Android Development] a senile fungus:
How did the testing for the aosp Bluetooth work out??

~ I'm a fungi
[EVO 4G Android Development] spider2346:
I've been rocking 0.9 since it was released. Not a single issue to report, it's a super stable solid kernel. Rocking it on Synergy :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] NxNW:
Doh- thanks. My bad. Guess I could have checked the changelog before posting...
[EVO 4G Android Development] Splaktar:
Well I've given 0.9 Freedom (stock volt) a full week now and I'm still seeing black screens and having to battery pull. It has happened at least twice since I sorted out everything with setCPU and the clock speeds and governor. I really haven't done so much battery pulling ever with my EVO as I've done the past month on Freedom kernels. With 0.85 I had isolated it to using clock speeds under 384, but now with 0.9 that doesn't even seem effective.

I'd like to keep HDMI out but still have the stability that I was able to find with 0.85 (after lots of tweaking). But perhaps my phone is the only one having problems with this kernel. So maybe I should just look at what other kernels are available and see if they do any better.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lithid-cm:
No idea what rom you run. I would have to say the freedom kernels are very stable. I only use the ota roms, unless im assisting with a port or something. I have never had an issue and I use v0.9 aggressive. I even do hdmi all night with me and my family. I litterally watch hours of netflix and hulu plus. No rebooting unless I get a phone call or something while its playing a movie. I have not had anything random happen to me at all. I would venture to say that there might be something you are missing in roms you are using. Alot of them are doing all sorts of funny business behind the scene. I am sorry you are having issues. Maybe post a logcat when you having an issue? Have you tried other roms?
[EVO 4G Android Development] bigblueshock:
For people who are waking up and finding their battery dead, I figured out MY solution. I can't promise this will work for everyone, however with my current setup, MikG 2.52 + 0.9 Agressive, Facebook was my culprit.

I caught Facebook red handed with the program "BetterBatteryStats(XDA) version" as having a crazy wakelock (2 hour wakelock when I had my phone idle for that much time). I uninstalled FaceBook app and now no more wakelocks!

Not sure why this could be caused. Could be from one of the newer versions (1.7.1 I was using), or just a combo of ROM/Kernel/App not liking one another. But I'm going to say the App's fault on this one.

Facebook caused a recurring wakelock as well, not just one time.

Edit: The only bazaar thing i'm trying to figure out now, is why does my setCPU go into "PowerSave" mode sometimes directly after a phone call is ended? I can't figure it out. I'm normally on InteractiveX at 256/998.
[EVO 4G Android Development] buckhunter:
+1 on Facebook app. I signed out and even went into settings and cleared the data and it still ran whenever it want to. So yes a big delete on that app solved it. That app is nice but I just use the browser for it.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Splaktar:
Still running the same ROM from 2 months ago, MikG. Though I have upgraded to version 2.52. I never had any issues with black screens and needing to battery pull with the ROM before using custom kernels. No other users of the ROM have reported random black screens with the stock kernel (only with custom kernels).

I'm not sure how I could capture this in a logcat. It most often happens when the phone is charging and I am asleep or I am sitting at my desk and not using my phone. There isn't any specific action that I can perform to cause it to black screen. Do you know if a program that would capture the logcat automatically when it black screens?

I haven't done a logcat before, but as far as I understand, it only gathers log data from the point that you attach it via USB and run adb logcat > logcat.txt and until you stop it. Is that correct?

Would a random logcat from right now (no black screens in about 20 hours) help at all?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Wisiwyg:
Very interesting...

I'm running a similar setup - MikG for about a month or so, 2.52 update, Freedom Universal Aggressive 0.9. I've never had it black screen requiring a battery pull. During early testing, 0.7 IIR, I did have an automatic reboot, but the Freedom Kernel has been very stable for me, both in the More and Aggressive versions. I settled on Aggressive because of the great battery life.

I'm set up on setCPU with stock battery, 245/729, interactiveX. I ran it for a while at 128/768 and it worked very well, now pushing down top end. FWIW, I tried 1152 to see what it would do and it boot looped. I don't *see* much/any performance difference between 729 and 998. Is there something else going on with your setup?

See my hw version info below..