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[Galaxy S II Android Development] surenz:
Sleep to death occurred.

Stock KG6.

SetCPU is detecting weird frequency range and no voltages at all.

I removed the application just to see if it affects the kernel or not.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roisagi:
let us know once you have uninstalled + had the phone on for a while
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XSilentCobraX:
does anyone know if this will work on SensatioN ROM by Crysis21??

really tempted to install this :D

EDIT: Do you just flash this via odin as PDA or what? :)

EDIT 2: found out how to flash it ;) just did, and so far no problems, will upload feedback l8r or tomorrow :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] neock:
@teksin

is it possible to add CIFS module in the next release? really need that, thanks in advanced
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
Hello, yes in the next version :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
hello there DS good to see you on these forums, can we expect some ROM's for the GS2 from yourself, i was a big fan of your ROM's for the HD2;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] K3yMaster:
Installed this kernal and everything works ok, but I dont see the battery life that the OP is presenting. On Batista 3.5. After 2½ hours with just gmail sync enabled I'm down from 100% to 89%.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] neock:
really appreciate and looking forward
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XSilentCobraX:
mine is going down pretty fast aswell, ill wait till it shuts off itself then wipe battery stats and do a full charge :P see if it helps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dj_poo:
delete please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Django76:
I flashed this kernel using Batista 3.5 Returns Rom, then powered battery to 100% and now I have 86% after 14 hours of average use (data on, some sms, some market).

It's nothing magic but quite good ;) everything runs smooth.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
any chance of a CWM zip file mate,thanks:)

also can someone confirm that this works ok with SetCPU, im running Cognition 1.40 at present.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XSilentCobraX:
the zip file is coming soon ;) and setCPU works, just no auto detect feature when you run it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nicregi:
Hmm..I want to thank you all who comment on this. Was told by one of the forumers to check this kernel out. It is really that amazing? I guess I am going to flash tonight and see if it is what as 'promised' :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pryda:
Didn't have any problem since I flashed this kernel, but on first call today (not in my home country so don't often use call) freeze + reboot :(

Otherwise battery was great.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fenomeno83:
this because this kernel use undervolting..undervolting settings works different for different phone! so, if undervolting is too much aggressive, it can cause instability.

For undervolting, I use these settings, that working stable on 8 galaxy s2

1200MHz - 1175mV

1000MHz - 1075mV

800MHz - 975mV

500MHz - 875mV

200MHz - 825mV (not use 800mV!)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pryda:
Thank you lol but can't edit voltage on this rom.

Everything is stable under Ninph with UV :) Will keep Jeff kernel for the moment btw.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fenomeno83:
Yes, I use these settings with setcpu in ninphetamine 2.0.5.

I only suggested these undervolting settings to developer of this kernel (if he want undervolting build in the kernel)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alturismo:
Very nice here I have to say,

1st time I feel an improvement in battery life ;)

Thanks alot for your efforts
[Galaxy S II Android Development] surenz:
I don't see any improvement in the battery life. Totally opposite - after unplugged at midnight, I had 1% at 18:00. Usually I do 24 hours with a single charge.

This is the worst battery I have had ever :(

That's after clearing up the battery stats.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kircchoffs:
don't know what ROM/Apps/ you're using but i had a great battery life since i used this kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] K3yMaster:
What ROM are you using?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
kernel updated to 2.1.0 version.

Look changelog !! (lot of change)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nrs1988:
awesome kernel, very very good battery life indeed ( got 4 hour of battery display yesterday while playing games,texted some people , and 1 phone call. forgot the total time but i believed it was around 20 hours, today i listend to the radio for 40 min and it was still at 100% :o )

going to try 2.1 now

oh my mobile did however sleeped to death once, and it disconnected my sd card 1 time, after a reboot it was fine again. but thats kinda strange.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
i think thats batista or snake rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
Waouw, nice battery life :eek: :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] androidkid311:
Faaaaaak never seen that lool

Sent from my porn shoot using GT-I9100.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
Tomorrow : CWM zip installer !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
look forward to the CWM Zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
FU*K me that is something else, and no Android OS too, please share your set up mate.;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
Hey guys,

you are for or against bln support ? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
Ok, i upload now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
not for me it isn't, it will only cause unessecary battery drain and must be avoided at all costs IMO.;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
http://www.multiupload.com/LWQ7OLJI7O

Jeffrey-SpeedFrey2.1.0uVx3-Release CWM Version
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
I uploaded CWM zip installer for 2.1.0 !

Enjoy !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
i dont use bln but its obvious with bln its gona be using more battery..maybe little more..

blinking lights don't run on solar energy..maybe not noticeable but theoretically its will be using a little bit more
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arthos7:
found out that wake up lag is gone on 2.0 (release) but it came back on 2.1 (release). in the meantime will stick on ver 2.0 (release). still too early to comment on battery life since i just started using this kernel for a few hours only.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kungvn:
your rom is Kg5? right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rab1412000:
does this disable usb debugging?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
your point being.. do you find it hard to enable it ..just by putting a tick in the correct check box
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jsbutran:
+ 1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aeron16:
bln support pls!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rab1412000:
my point being i want to find out before installing the rom because usb debugging is important to me and i dont want to waste time and effort if it has been disabled.

its a simple enough question, and id appreciate a simple answer instead of smart a#$ remarks.

thanks.

edit: nvm i got my answer. thanks anyways
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XSilentCobraX:
very tempted to try the kernel out again, last i tryed my battery was ****ed and drianed like **** through water! not the kernels fault had problems with faulty battery ;) but how do i set up setCPU right as last i tried i chouldnt set it to auto detect? so according to setCPU it was never over 550 hz :S
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ronlkh:
Can someone tell me what app is this to show battery usage?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pryda:
Settings / About phone / battery usage
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pryda:
Don't use setcpu with this kernel :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Django76:
:D

This is a system tool.

You should find it in Settings->Phone Info->Battery Usage (can't tell the correct path, because my phone is in german: Einstellungen->Telefoninfo->Akkuverbrauch)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] neock:
@teksin

it is to be said that slow-work.ko does not needed to load cifs module in 2.3.4+, so you might consider exclude the slow-work to help preventing zimage size exceeds.

btw, is BLN available in future releases?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mcreego:
Very good battery life, excellent kenel! I have only some brightness issue when it's setting to automatic, it jumps from low to high in the same place a lot of times:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XSilentCobraX:
ill try that then lol ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] K3yMaster:
Could someone experiencing extraordinary battery life go through their setup in details. The information I'm looking for is:

* What ROM do you use

* What do you auto-sync (Gmail, Facebook, Twitter etc.)

* Do you use any battery saving tools like Juice Defender, Battery Saver etc.

* Do you keep data connection alive 24x7 and is that 2G or 3G?

* How many hours of Wifi do you use?

* Display on in hours?

If I could get even remotely close to the battery life some of you are experiencing, I would be a happy man.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I'm very upset with this kernel, maybe due to the high expectations that I had.

- Cognition 1.42 installed after wiping factory reset, cache and dalvik cache and reinstalling all the apps one by one.

- Auto-sync with Social Hub (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and 5 push email accounts), another Facebook account in the app, another Twitter account in the app, Google+

- No battery saving tools. I don't like them nor believe in them.

- Data connection alive 24x7 in 3G/H+ depending on the strength of the signal

- About 5 hours per day of Wi-Fi (while I'm at home and not sleeping)

- Display use of about 3 hours or so

Also, I have the GPS deactivated. With the same use and Cognition 1.30 + SpeedMod kernel or Cognition 1.42 with embedded kernel + BLN activated I get the same battery drain.

In the first 20 minutes with WiFi on and the phone in idle mode, without doing anything with it, I got a 5% drain this morning. After that, I kept the phone untouched because I was driving to the underground station and then I played a little bit and listened to some music.

In this image you can see my 18% battery drain in less than 75 minutes, after playing Fruit Slice 15 minutes and listening to some music in PowerAmp Pro.

The difference between the 1 hour and 13 minutes and the 1 hour and 6 minutes is caused by a reboot that I did, because I thought that rebooting and killing all the apps in the RAM will stop the battery drain, but I was wrong.

And also... my phone gets hot indeed, exactly the same as with the other kernels.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roisagi:
almost the same settings - same battery drain
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
It's a pity. I'm going back to the Cognition 1.42 Kernel, because for me BLN is very important and with that Kernel and BLN activated I have the same (or less) battery drain, with the advantage that I can use SetCPU and overclock and undervolt the phone.

Good luck with the Kernel and hope in the future you achieve your goals.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roisagi:
can you provide a link just for the COgnition 1.42 kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Sorry man... It's embedded in the ROM.

Try asking Designgears in his thread. Hope he will post it separately.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] K3yMaster:
Thanks for taking the time to reply with all these details.

I understand your frustration and share it as well.

Its just annoying to see post after post with people stating that they get 2-3 days of battery, but without saying what their usage pattern is. At this point in time, I would be very happy to get 1 full day of battery with my usage (3 push accounts, Facebook, Twitter, Google+, 1½ hour voice calls, 5-10 sms, Wifi on for ~1 hour and data on from 7-22).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
You're welcome dude. We are here to express our satisfaction or disappointment with the stuff and help each other.

Normally, with the Cognition 1.4 (actually 1.42) with embedded Kernel or Ninphetamine 2.0.5 Kernel + BLN activated and all the previous use, I got 15 hours or so of battery (sometimes more, sometimes less, depending on the day and if I use it a little bit more o not). I use the phone a lot, so for me it's fine. I'm of those who think that we must squeeze all the juice from the device, because having a 600€ phone and using it as a Nokia 3210 it's useless and a shame.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kawa636r:
Will this work on cyanogenmod ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GDT:
Got kernel panic with stability test after about ten minutes. I'm on leomar 2.5. Should I check workaround version?

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sleev:
Please add BLN support and undervolting capabilities using set cpu. I'll be awesome kernel then :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fenomeno83:
teksin, can you share undervolting settings that you use in various kernel versions?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] popy2006:
Hey guys.

Just use BetterBatteryStats to figure out which app/service is draining.

In my case it was the google network location service.

After freezing it with TitaniumBackup my battery life is about 2,5 days on very light usage.

cu

pOpY
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XSilentCobraX:
ill opload a picture l8r today with my current setup and how long my battery lasts, then ill flash this kernel and opload picture after that to compare :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
Hello. BLN added in next version (2.2.0)

Setcpu capabilities (and maybe tegrak over clock) in the future ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
Version 2.2.0 will be released today.

And I will work for SetCPU support.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
look forward to this, although i can do without BLN to be honest but SetCPU support is a must.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fenomeno83:
as others kernel, better integrate vitaj touch sensitivity fix
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
yes it is for version 2.2.0 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XSilentCobraX:
awesome :D but does this mean like when i open setcpu it will have the autodetect funtion?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alexandruvlad:
The drain you mentioned is totally normal for that kind of usage :)

Don't bash this man's work because you over-use your phone.....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hedayat7:
yes :D definitely .. thanks to teksin
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XSilentCobraX:
nice cant wait :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kotty:
Just flash 2. 1 release version. Drop 1 %every 40min on idle.version 2.0 work great for me drop 1% every 4 hour. . .go back version 2.0....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kungvn:
i think you should make best voltage in your rom.

sr my bad english.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nrs1988:
less impressive battery with 2.1 :(

sometimes it is ok, but i still get the random sd disconnection :S .

waiting for 2.2 , or else i am switching back to 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alexandruvlad:
Can you link that App , please?

BetterBatteryStats -..... couldn't find it !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XSilentCobraX:
Its not on the market ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teksin:
2.2.0 released
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bambam82:
Hey, i just flashed 2.1, just before 2.2 was released :)

So, downloading again. The thing i already missed (and i don't see it in the changelog of 2.2) is the instant root with RW mounted FS.

I'm using ADB a lot to connected to my phone. Is this something you could put in 2.3?

And because i use ADB a lot, i like to have the tab key working to finish my commands.

both of these features are imbedded in the Ninphetamine kernel. Maybe you could have a peak there... ;)

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hedayat7:
thanks teksin .. done flashing .. bln work well .. :)

will wait for the next setcpu compatible release :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XSilentCobraX:
wasint 2.2.0 suppose to support setcpu? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kircchoffs:
Batista 3.5
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I don't have a 18% drain per hour since I updated to 2.3.4.

I'm not bashing the OP's work. If you read all my posts I desire all the best to him. Simply, the Kernel doesn't suit my needs like others do. So don't try to put words in my posts that I didn't write, dude.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] kenyu73:
I'm using Netflix 1.3.0 (i think) on my SGT... any word of a newer version coming anytime soon? Netflix streams well and I love it, but I'd like to see the Honeycomb bar fade out as it probably should. Also, if I pause and my screen shuts off, Netflix usually needs to be completely restarted.

Anyhow, LOVE that I have it, but it would be great if an updated Honeycomb apk was on the horizon!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] brofaris:
Helo...

Anybody can help me to custom this hp rom??can i use other huawei model rom for u8650????
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] razvanmarius2k5:
When an app is using the gps , the icon is flashing and when there is a lock the icon stops flashing . When i start any gps using app the icon is flashing for some time like 3 min then sudenly it just disappears . what happend?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
it sounds like it just isnt getting a lock when in use, and is timing out
[General Questions and Answers] 小刷同学:
Many people told me that samsung's CPU is the best,qualcomm's and TI's is not good,why? And I also want to know,what different from kinds of GPU?Is there GPU can called"The Best"?I am a Chinese student,my English is bad....Please don't care...
[General Questions and Answers] anarchyuk:
If you re looking at the dual core cpu's and you want benchmark "best" then the snapdragon whips the latest qualcom cpu in the sensation without some serious overclocking... to be fair though the sensation is still an amazingly fast handset so its hard to tell..
[General Questions and Answers] iPwn_:
Well technically speaking the iPad 2 has the best GPU on the market (by a long shot), but we're probably talking about Android here so:

The best is the Adreno 220 in the dual core Snapdragons. (ie...HTC Sensation, MyTouch 4G Slide), (Any Qualcomm chip ending in 8x60). The Mali400MP in the Galaxy S II is supposed to be amazing, but the benchmark performance is rather disappointing. Either it's clocked very low or comes with a terrible OpenGL stack or driver.

As for CPU performance. They're all fairly close. They're all using dual core ARM Cortex-A9s. The differences come from L2 cache amounts, pipelines, RAM type, etc. I don't think you would find any noticable in every day usage going from the Tegra 2 to the 3rd gen Snapdragons to the Exynos, etc.

If you're buying a single core phone the only ones to look at are Hummingbird based ones and 2nd gen snapdragons (ending in 8x55).
[HTC Sensation] willhub:
Hi

Is it possible to use Titanium backup to do a total full backup?

So I can wipe it all, experiment with other roms, then if I decide to go back to the current one (Android Revolution HD), I just run super wipe, run the rom, then the no-sense, then run the backup with titanium backup, and will it be as it is now? All my apps still installed, all my apps arranged into folders in the app drawer and all my messages and all that?

Thanks.
[HTC Sensation] phonegod:
its easier with cwm because you would`nt have to flash the rom again and install titanium backup again cwm will put everything back the way it was
[HTC Sensation] RaDeN305:
Sounds like a nandroid backup is what you really want to do. You can do that in recovery under backup/restore. It will take an entire image of your current ROM. Then you can experiment with other ROMs and go back to the backup you made and everything will be exactly as you left it. Backing up and restoring system data in Titanium Backup is not really a good idea between ROMs. Use it mainly for backing up user apps/data.
[HTC Sensation] willhub:
I booted into CM7 and did a backup there, the backup is like 871mb, does that include apps and everything I want backing up?
[HTC Sensation] tzoop:
What about backing up text messages and home screen configs? I have ran restores on titanium before and seem to only sometimes get this restored. I flashed a rom 2 days ago and just today randomly, my text messages came back... weird...
[HTC Sensation] nextonline:
Titanium backup is ****ty. Used it once to back up and restore my apps, but during restore it screwed up app data and half my restored apps were force closing when I tried to run them. I would find something else if I were you
[HTC Sensation] cqms13:
not CM7 - its CWM;)

Anyway, a nandroid is what you are referring to and as it seems what you have done.

My last nandroid was over 1.2 GB:eek:

Experiment all you like now with various ROMs.You have your security net of a known working backup..(if the **** hits the fan):D
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netdef:
Well I have just got my new atrix, this its a uk version. I have just come from a htc desire which was rooted and pretty bloody good I thought. The question is now where do I start with the atrix? Is my phone rootable and hackable

Well I would just like to say that this post

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1196747&page=1

is exactly what I wanted, it told me what to do in a single post and it all worked without error !

so if you in same situation as me go for this

my device is now bootloader unlocked and rooted
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PakaPakaxz:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1154600
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] @home:
I have the UK version too - Sim Free & have been trying to root for he past day with various methods & none as of yet have rooted my phone.

Gingerbreak - Superoneclick all of which fail, superoneclick just says looking for device even with usb debugging active.

So far pretty poor
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xploited:
Use the preinstall method:

http://briefmobile.com/motorola-atrix-4g-root

If it doesn't work - you are doing something wrong.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EclipseX:
sell your phone :D run RUN :D....

thats funny...why you don't use the search or look to the development session?!...it have an stick thread about this
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netdef:
I spent two days looking and a lot is confusing or just relates to the US version, or lots of info on people bricking phones because of updates.

Just wanted someone to say yes it can be done and this is the latest full guide.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netdef:
Anyway they look good those links a lot of info do ill have good look when I get.home
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ltdanno360:
brief mobile .com thats were i went remember when you use gingerbreak. exe root method to place it on your desktop. plug your phone in with duggering on then pull down your notification bar set usb connetion to none. THEN RIGHT CLICK ON THE GINGERBREAK.EXE AND RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR IN ABOUT 1 OR 2 MIN REBOOT YOUR PHONE AND LOOK for the app called gingerbreak clickon it and press root and remember you wont see anything on the pc when it runs in that minute that it runs its accutually like 45 sec. super fast
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spuzzum:
when you get the atrix rooted, unlocked and powered up you will see how much it blows the Desire away. It is truly an epic phone.Good Luck!
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] @home:
I followed this procedure on my UK Atrix Sim Free & it didn't work. Gingerbreak just sits saying it's rooting but it doesn't
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netdef:
Not had time to have a go yet but will let you know how I get on thought the desire was great in the end. But looking forward to running things like backtrack on it and high quality movies on it
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andy_Thatcher:
Had my cousin visit from home with an Atrix and rooted it easily with the preinstall method.

In fact it was playing with that phone that brought me back to the Atrix.