yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] BinaryXeroMedia:
Did you delete the WiFi module. (wifi.ko) coz if you did then that will do it or have you set the permissions right on on the ar6000.ko file.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] chiefy009:
Just done it again not working

Got it working lost smartass governor though?
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] BinaryXeroMedia:
Right. Let me investigate this. I will add smartass governer and see what I can do to keep it. It is to do with install-recovery.sh and the echo inside. You might need to add it manually into the file and see what happens. I will report back soon
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] chiefy009:
Thank you that ok if I have to add manually just let me know what I need to do

Thanks again
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] BinaryXeroMedia:
Go to this thread and it will explain what to do. At the moment I can't test what to do with the codes as I'm not at my computer at the moment and can't use adb.

Edit: forgot the web address. Here you go: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1212012
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] chiefy009:
Done it, thanks got interactive governor as well
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] BinaryXeroMedia:
thats good to hear. how easy was it to add the governer as i might add it but it depends on how long it wll take. pm me to let me know.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] bazzatron:
Uninstalled SetCPU, installed the $1.99 version of CPU Master for Root Users.

Followed instructions exactly, everything seemed to be fine, but after reboot, I still cannot make Max CPU frequency more than 998MHz

Using Rooted stock 2.3.3 rom.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] BinaryXeroMedia:
Try executing the install-recovery.sh and that should work. Don't reboot after executing and see what happens and if all is good the try and set it on boot in CPU master and then apply and let me know how you get on.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] bazzatron:
Nope sorry dude, didnt work. Shouldnt the install-recovery.sh file have execute permissions?
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] bazzatron:
I needed to restart the CPU Master Process, all good.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] adham3322:
Is there flash zip that works with stock rom
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] hemo1001:
DON"T DO THIS WITH TRIPS ROM ... sorry but i had an issue that i can't hear anyone calling me .
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] BinaryXeroMedia:
Yes it should. Did you set the permissions like I said. O means tick and X means leave blank.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] BinaryXeroMedia:
What ROM was it?
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] hemo1001:
TripNMIUI-IRIS 102.235.ub71
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Ewaret:
Hello bro... What are changes ?

I did it but nothing change!!!!!!!!:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] BinaryXeroMedia:
Did you set the permissions right also what CPU reader are you using. CPU spy will not detect the CPU speed also set CPU wont work either. You will need to only use CPU master.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] BinaryXeroMedia:
Guys I am in the process of getting the zkernel working on our ROMS. I will let you know how I get on.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] saint23liquori:
is it safe for daily use?
[HTC Sensation] dyallo:
Hello guys.

As the topic states, I'm trying to help my friend get the best user experience with the Sensation.

I myself, use a Galaxy S II, and have been using this + Galaxy S I for like 10 months now.

But this guy came to me to show off his brand new Sensation - I tried it - and I thought it TOTALLY sucked!? The UI is really slow and sluggish, not much different from a HTC Hero lol (ok well not that bad, but compared to my CM7nized Galaxy, it looks like a failed toy)

I was really disappointed for him, and I promised I'd find him the best ROM/kernel combination out there.

I thought it was a simply matter of bloatware and bad optimization at HTC's part. So I flashed LeeDroid onto his device, it got a bit better, but animations aren't as fluent as I'd like them. I can even discern the frames per second by eye.. (almost)

Is overclocking the only answer? I saw some kernels which support 1.89GHz, but since I have no knowledge of HTC, I wouldn't dare try.

Questions:

*What's the fastest ROM out there?

*What's making the Sensation so slow compared to Galaxy S II and iPhone 4? You'd think a dual core would run any version of Android easily.

*Do I have to overclock to make the Sensation lag-free?

*Why are there no AOSP roms yet? Is there something preventing this?

*Is his device maybe faulty?

I appreciate your answers.

And please, I didn't come here to troll or flame. Just trying to help my friend, so lets keep it civilized and no Android Phone-rivalry hate :)
[HTC Sensation] mrg02d:
Keep well in mind that YOUR phone has been out MUCH MUCH longer than our Sensations. Also, we JUST got S-OFF recently which leaves very little time to have been developing.

Also, from what I understand, android is not utilizing the sensations dual cores properly, yet. That, along with Sense 3.0, and the lack of hardware acceleration all come together for a less than wow effect. However, with ADW EX (paid) my phone is faster than I can discern. That, and the fact that I froze Sense along with a lot of other stuff with Titanium after I rooted.

Give it time, you will see the Sensation really begin to fly. CM7 is due any day now for us as well...After thats all taken care of, have a look at the sharp look of the Sensation! Its got the looks on the outside right now, and soon someone will give it the looks it can have on the inside. HTC rushed this phone and designed it to appeal to the masses.

Id bet that the phone with ADW EX and Sense 3.0 frozen would look as fast as yours. It may not hang in there, yet, with the benchmarks but your daily use would likely seem to be just as fast. Oh and that is with my stock ROM and no overclock.

Matt
[HTC Sensation] kurtish:
I purchased an SGII and was really impressed with the camera.....

and that was all.....

Sold it on ebay 2 days after purchase!

Cheap plastic.....

And if it's that good, why put CM7 on it? It shouldn't need improving should it?
[HTC Sensation] KrisHilbun:
using stock kernel + rom i have 0 lag and phone is amazing...

just used adb method to pause all applications not being used/bloatware

but you could also just delete unused apks with root explorer or whatever you may have since ur already s-off with root

(suggest backing up if you have any problems u can restore apk :| )
[HTC Sensation] dyallo:
'Cause it's been a while since I ran Cyanogenmod, and I wanted to try the latest nightly.

Normally, I use VillainROM which is based on Samsungs sources, but with bloatware removed and deodex/zipaligned apks which is almost just as fast.

Thanks though, I'll forward your tips on freezing all Sense apks and run ADW Launcher EX instead (incidently, this is the launcher I use on my own phone and yes, i love it too.)

But no ROM or Kernel recommendations? Aww, I went through all this S-Off crap for nothing? :P

Give a dog a bone
[HTC Sensation] idavid_:
Try any 2.3.4 ROM (I'm using InsertCoin). The phone will be much faster

Swyped from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] dyallo:
Thanks, alot of people seem to be recommending InsertCoin
[HTC Sensation] rickyjune:
How do u freeze HTC Sense

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] dyallo:
I believe with Titanium Backup or something similar.
[HTC Sensation] The Janitor Mop:
Titanium Backup Pro. I'm not sure what all exactly you need to freeze, but I'm sure anything with "Sense" in it you'd want to freeze.
[HTC Sensation] CB620:
Delete rosie.apk or freeze it. I delete mine. I use adw ex anyway and its faster than sense
[HTC Sensation] CB620:
I use LeeDroid. Constant updates and tweaks.
[HTC Sensation] digimac:
Try Android Revolution HD 2.1.0, I just flashed this last night. Really impressed. Loads faster and still using the stock kernel for 2.3.4

Custom kernel's are on there way for this rom too which should make it fly.
[HTC Sensation] idavid_:
Btw, does your friend have/had the newest 2.3.4 OTA? It improves speed as well

Swyped from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] digimac:
2.3.4 version of the custom rom i am using has definitely made a big speed improvement over 2.3.3
[HTC Sensation] dyallo:
He is on LeeDroid rom now, I believe its 2.3.4 based! Right??
[HTC Sensation] digimac:
yeah it is based on 2.3.4
[HTC Sensation] tsekh501:
lol, yet another Galaxy troller
[HTC Sensation] durps:
PLEASEEEE use the P3D Neon V4 ROM and use the kernel it comes with. Honestly, it's the best ROM I have used on the Sensation. Flash that, look at the UI and it'll make you wish you could have Sense 3.0 on your GalaxyS2. Make sure you also flash the 4.1 update on top!

It's smooth, has good battery life, and has a sexy theme with a lot of eye-candy that doesn't slow the phone down. If you don't believe me, please flash it and report back with what your friend says. Don't report back with what you thought of it, just what he thought because I don't wanna read a biased post lol.

Also, when we finally get CM7, the speed will be on-par with any other dualcore device.
[HTC Sensation] dr.m0x:
Deleted due to possibly being troll like.

Sent from my Leedroided Htc Sensation 4g!
[Verizon Droid Charge] Flapjack:
I've searched and it doesn't seem that many others are having this problem. My wife also has a Droid Charge and has never had this happen.

Basically, mid-call (usually 5-10 minutes, 1-2x a day), the other party will stop hearing me. I can hear them, but they can't hear me. If I hang up and call back, the problem is still there. Cycling airplane mode doesn't help... I actually have to reboot the phone. It's gotten to the point where I tell people if it happens, I'll call them back (since it takes a while to reboot).

This is with the stock ROM, as well as Humble 1.5.

Usually it's just silence on their end, but once in a while, the problem manifests as a screechy, random fax-type noise. Same thing... I can hang up and call voicemail and have it sound like that. I always have to reboot the phone.

Has anyone else had this problem, and if so, were they able to fix it w/o getting a replacement phone?

Thanks.
[Verizon Droid Charge] 91point6:
I have the exact same situation. Wife and I both have DCs. I got mine first. About the second day I had it, the screetching noise happened. It was so loud it almost blew my ear out. Hanging up and redialing did not help. I had to reboot the phone. I exchanged for a new phone for that and other reasons. The new replacement on does the same thing once in a while and the wife says there is sometimes a clicking noise then she can't hear me at all but I can hear her fine. She has had the screetching noice once.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Flapjack:
Weird. I've only had the screeching noise one time. Usually, it's like my end is on mute.

I thought it might be the switch to 4g recently, but remembered it happened before then, too. Plus, it doesn't happen on my wife's phone at all.

I guess I'll have to get a replacement. Is there any way to ensure I get a new phone and not a refurb if I do a warranty replacement?
[Verizon Droid Charge] moondrius:
You are going to get a refurb unless you are within 14 days. You can argue and they might give you a new one if you threaten to port out but other then that you will not get a new phone.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Flapjack:
Damn. I'm a bit over 30 days. That really sucks, as I seriously doubt they'll be able to reproduce the problem with my phone, but will take it back and "refurb" it to the next unsuspecting owner.
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
** UPDATED WITH PICS **

I just got a LapDock from an AT&T store thinking I can mess with it to make it work with my Photon. After disassembling the docking connector, I found that there are 2 separate connectors for the ports, which is awesome. This allowed me to manipulate them into position to fit my MoPho. Plugged it up, and it fired right up like the HD dock for the TV. I'm writing this post from it now, it's pretty cool! I plan on putting up some pics in a bit showing the connections. I'll delve into the device more fully later, but this accessory will work with the Photon fully! No limitations (at least, not in my limited testing)
[Motorola Photon 4G] Beknatok:
Good stuff! Looking forward to seeing some photos (taken from your Photon of course, right?) of the dock to see what modifications you made!
[Motorola Photon 4G] flipper12:
Awesome!

I just ordered my Photon today and was hoping that by the time it arrived, someone would have pulled a MacGyver and figured out how to rig the Atrix dock.

You sir, are this month's official winner MacGyver award. :D

Looking forward to seeing the pics too.
[Motorola Photon 4G] 2kmy477:
Can't wait to see the pics.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Yay 4 Juggs:
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[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
Close up of the Photon HD Dock vs the LapDock. You can see the difference in orientation
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
The Dock connector needs to be flipped out, then can be opened by removing a screw on each side under a small flat cover.
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
pop open the connector, its just clicked together at this point. unscrew the metal clip holding the individual connectors to the chassis. the individual connectors can now be manipulated into position for the Photon.
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
the connectors can be routed under and behind the LapDock so that the Photon lays on the table. I want to figure out a way to rearrange the connectors to hold the Photon like it should, in the dock normally. Webtop fires up and operates as it does on the HD Station.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Bandage:
Nicely done...and glad to give you your FIRST Thanks! I might hafta find me a LapDock on the cheap!
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
Further disassembly. Flip the LapDock over, remove the screw in the middle near the back of the unit. remove the 2 rubber feet at the back of the unit and remove the 2 screws revealed.flip back over. pry (carefully) the back top cover off the unit, working along the very back of the unit. This should pop the cover off. There is a thin wire running to the charge indicator along the front of the top cover, so work carefully. once off, the circuitry can be examined. the connector that leads to the dock is along the left edge of the board. one PCB connector feeds both dock connectors. This connector is like laptop LCD connectors, and easily pops up and off the board
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
LOL thanks! kinda funny, been lurking here for years, ran into a problem posting this writeup since i was a 'new' member with only 2 previous posts. had to wait 5 minutes between updates.

I saw LapDocks on AT&T's site for only $175 for refurbished units, not too bad considering I paid 300 to get a unit to hack apart....
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
After removing the dock portion from the rest of the unit, I removed the connectors and took an Xacto knife to the openings for the individual connectors. I removed the shaped openings for the micro hdmi and micro usb, leaving plain rectangular openings. I then fitted the connectors back in, rotating them to match the orientation on the Photon. Luckily, the Atrix has the same spacing between the ports, just a mirror layout and shifted down the edge of the phone. with longer wires, this could be made to be a perfect fit for the Photon, but Moto apparenly knows best :(

anyway, after getting the connectors set properly, I then pieced it all back together. the new layout strains the wires just a bit, so that everything else is not quite as smooth as it was starting out. It's fine, and works properly, but theres that little bit thats just noticeable. the MoPho hangs off the edge of the dock, and has to be pressed tightly to ensure a good connection, but works great. There is a small piece that pops off of the dock portion, i think its removed if you're using a case with the Atrix,

Make sure this piece stays off

, I dont think the connection will be very good otherwise.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Bandage:
Hey CD...what about flipping the connectors around in their sockets so the Photon would sit flush, but facing away from the LapDock?
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
Webtop runs great, i like the environment as a whole, but there isnt much to do natively. Email apps and maneuvering around the phone UI is a little irritating. You can just make the Mobile View full screen, but some of the interface doesnt scale well. I'd like to see native webtop apps, like firefox is, but I'm not sure how that works.
[Motorola Photon 4G] ScandaLeX:
This thread excited me!!! Have you found a way to make it sit inside yet?
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
I thought of that, but the micro hdmi connector doesn't have enough give or length to do it. I also thought of breaking out the soldering iron, kynar wire and HST but I think that theres a lot of wire in those bundles...
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
Post 13 shows the closest i can get, without lengthening wires i think. or getting Moto to make me a longer connection set ;)
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdthomas9:
LOL, I was thinking of doing the same thing. Just mount the phone to the back of the screen somehow, but the wires are literally no more than 2" long. I think Bandage was looking into micro usb and hdmi extension cables though....
[Motorola Photon 4G] Bandage:
Yeah...no luck finding an effin Micro HDMI extension cable tho. Anyone else find someone who makes / distributes them?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MAD Industries:
EDIT: How and why did this post end up in Atrix Q&A? That is entirely unrelated. If a mod sees this, please return this thread to it's original location at Moto Xoom Development.

After waiting for way too long to have apk manager working on OSX, (so i can do my themeing natively instead of GFX in OSX and compiling in windows/linux) I have decided to port it myself. This has only been tested on an intel-based core 2 duo mac running snow leopard 10.6.8.

Credit for original APK Manger (windows) goes to: Daneshm90

Credit for linux port which this is based off goes to: farmatito

Update: This has been superseded by one of the most excellent rewrites of an application which I have had the pleasure to use. You my find s0niqu3's great work here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1285130

---------

And one more thing: Shout out to Team EOS!
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dean_fx:
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! +9999999999
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crackmulah:
What are the capabilities of this and his can i use it?

Never messed with a apk manager before but would like to
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MAD Industries:
Apk Manager is an "automated" environment for apktool and a couple other utilities. Together, it allows you to extract/zip/sign/decompile/recompile and otherwise change apk files. It is most widely used to change strings (sections of text) and graphics within popular apks such as framework-res.apk and SystemUI.apk (for theme development) or adobe's flash apk (for hulu support).
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chaostic_2k1:
Wouldn't run out the box. Had to add my adb to path (might be easier just including adb in the "other" folder, as adb is resource-independent and nothing has to be installed for adb to work on a mac [Just download and run]).

The other is "sox". Seems to be a open-source command line audio converter, right? Not part of the standard OSX install. The apkmanger should either disable any sox related (It already does on reading the script), in which case it should be removed as a hard error, or include it in the other folder.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s0niqu3:
Hey,

First, to the OP, Thanks for this!!!!

I had been casually working on my own port from the windows version, but now there's really no need. I've tested briefly on OSX 10.7.1, mid-2009 c2d macbook pro, 64-bit, and it seems to work great so far.

For the adb error, uhm, really? Anyone that's going to be using this should have the knowledge/ability to add adb to their path. And yeah, I know, it sounds like you were just trying to give the OP a pointer to make it idiot proof, but this really seems like the bare minimum knowledge requirement that someone should have if they're going to use a tool like this.

For anyone that doesn't know, here's one easy way (on osx there are about a million ways to add to $PATH) to add adb to your $PATH:

edit your bash profile file (create a new file if it doesn't exist yet) here: ~/.bash_profile

Add the following:

export PATH=/path/to/your/sdk/tools:$PATH
export PATH=/path/to/your/sdk/platform-tools:$PATH

(Technically only the second one is necessary for adb to function, I recommend adding them both for quick ddms access too.)

The sox issue on the other hand I can understand, since its not included with OSX. But it is simple enough to install SOX with all dependencies using macports or homebrew. If you plan on doing anything at all with android development, hacking, modding, etc., on OSX, using one of these tools is absolutely essential. I personally use homebrew, because its immensely faster than macports on my laptop, and homebrew will use OSX's default x11, python, etc. binaries, whereas macports will compile its own second copy of x11, python, etc..

for macports:

POSIXLY_CORRECT=1 sudo port install sox

for homebrew:

brew install sox

Anyway, hopefully someone finds this useful, else I'll just come back and delete the post in a few days.

Cheers :)
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MAD Industries:
Though it is very easy to install/add adb to path, I agree that it wouldn't hurt to throw it in the other folder just in case.

As far as sox goes, i don't know many who are using apk manager for ogg files. Those who are I figured would speak up when the time came and I would work with them to come to some sort of solution. Are you getting errors from sox missing? If so, you are absolutely right that the errors should be fixed. I did take steps to disable it from the script. If i missed something, feel free to post a log and I will take care of it.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chocoyo00:
Just went through the whole installation, from installing ADB with it's own path to setting up SOX with homebrew and I gotta say, I'm a noob but I got it all done within a six pack! lol Thanks for the port mang! I can finally put away the PC to modify apk's! :D
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chaostic_2k1:
All I did to "fix" it was change

# Test for needed programs and warn if missing
ERROR="0"
for PROGRAM in "optipng" "7za" "java" "sudo" "aapt" "sox" "adb"

to

# Test for needed programs and warn if missing
ERROR="0"
for PROGRAM in "optipng" "7za" "java" "sudo" "aapt" [COLOR="Red"]#[/COLOR]"sox" "adb"

Since sox isn't supported in the mac port yet (the options are not in the menu), no need to throw a fatal error, or require someone to install sox. You might just want to comment out "sox" in that line and leave adb uncommented though, since the adb commands are enabled.

As for adding adb to the package, well, it's a convenience thing. APKmanager should be a one stop shop for working with apks like that, and having adb added would help with that. I personally don't like mucking about too much with installing packages on my laptop, so I keep adb in my Applications folder, and just cd to it. And I manually run many things. I wouldn't be using APKmanager to install or pull apks anyway.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s0niqu3:
Hi again,

For anyone else that's doing their smali hacking on mac, I was seriously annoyed by the lack of syntax highlighting in my two favorite editors, Coda and SubEthaEdit, so I made my own syntax mode for them.

The screenshot is from subethaedit (notice it supports code-folding at the ".method" level, ;) ) and is somewhat outdated, I fixed the mode already to properly hightlight all variables after parameters.

My thread for the mode on XDA is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1257025

or you can head straight to my blog to download them here: http://wp.me/p1JZM0-O

Cheers, :)