yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Streak 5 General] Sjael:
I've always wondered about this too, I expect there must be a good reason it's never been done. :confused:

Specially since my Intuos4 Large has a good 2 inch border around the active area, yet the edges are still rather inaccurate...

Thanks for the fantastic mental image. :D
[Streak 5 General] zsolti256:
The Specs on this thing are just as unbelievable as the price. But I'm sure I'll manage one too, once it gets cheaper. Or buy it second hand.
[Streak 5 General] LucasXus:
i like this phone. will be my next one:D
[Streak 5 General] Bayton:
Ditto! Looks like a beast :)
[Streak 5 General] Keethos:
I too am silly keen for this phone.

Just a note, I've just read this and the fella here seems to believe that it will be available in the US stating:

"The Galaxy Note also offers USB connectivity, and there will be a 4G/LTE version for US customers."

http://www.techradar.com/news/phone...alaxy-note-vs-iphone-4-which-is-best--1008681
[Streak 5 General] chaosdefinesorder:
The HTC Sensation XE supposedly costs £500 SIM free, so £500 to £600 for the Samgung Note doesn't sound too bad, given that the screen is significantly larger, higher resolution, OLED and has a stylus for added functionality. Plus I think I read somewhere that the Note has a really large battery...

My Streak cost me £400 including delivery direct from Dell, though...

Definitely considering the Note as my next phone, but only after the first OS update has arrived. That way I can see how long it took and therefore extrapolate the potential customer support. Look at the update cycle for the Streak to see what I mean there.
[Verizon Droid Charge] aamon17:
Uninstall both JD Ultimate & JD, then restart phone.

Install JD Ultimate FIRST and launch it. It will ask you to instal JD. either get it from the market, or install the private beta, if you have it.

Once both are installed, launch JD.

I'm running it in Advanced Profile.

IF YOU'RE IN A 3g ONLY AREA, you need to check the box for "Mobile Data Autofix". It SHOULD NOW toggle your 3g data connection when you unlock the screen. It takes about 45 seconds because it's restarting the radio; but it does come back on.

IF YOU'RE IN A 4g/LTE AREA, no need to check the Autofix box. The 4g connection pops right back on IMMEDIATLEY after unlocking.

I have tested this successfully in 3g Richmond, VA AND in 4g Boston, MA over the last week consistently. I have also reported my findings to the Latedroid Feedback & Support Forum. The Devs have confirmed the sequence and are invesigating it as a possible firmware issue.

So, for now, 4g is working perfectly... 3g works with about a 45 second delay. And I'm @ 1.76x battery savings boost! Went almost 12.5 hours on 4g, heavy internet, sms, and FB app use. :D But, now, unfortunately I'm back in slow 3g Richmond! :mad:
[Verizon Droid Charge] jmorton10:
Well, I bought and installed JD ultimate because of this post and I messed up my phone big time.

It seemed to work great at first, then I totally lost my data connection and even turning off the app and restarting didn't fix it. I finally did get back my data by deleting JD and restarting/pulling the battery etc but the system is still not right.

It is very laggy now and I will have to do a system restore (something that always makes me a little nervous)

I am running gummy 1.9.1 and I really don't want to redo the whole system, but I may have to I suppose.

I would not advise anybody to try this app at this point.

~John
[Verizon Droid Charge] ellisz:
I have been running JD plus on Gummy GB for about 3 weeks. Switches just fine and my data has been coming back. Why do you have to have ultimate? I have not seen any updates on my version either?

I think I must be lucky but it has been working for me.
[Verizon Droid Charge] aamon17:
I can't imagine how JD screwed up your phone the way you describe Jmorton. I doubt it's the app.... Ellisz, you are lucky! Lol! There are a couple support threads open on this issue over at Laterdroid. For whatever reason this is what worked for me. I already owned Ultimate from my Droid X, so that's what I use.
[Verizon Droid Charge] dhh93:
Mine worked fine on gb but not froyo. Wheres this mobile data autofix I can't find it
[Verizon Droid Charge] aamon17:
It's on the "About" tab at the very bottom.
[Verizon Droid Charge] jmorton10:
You doubt it's the app??

This is the ONLY change I have made in weeks and the problem started almost immediately. Removing the app did get my data running again and the phone does seem OK now after multiple reboots/battery pulls and clearing the memory.

I guess it may work in then GB ROMs, but in my froyo setup it caused all kinds of problems. Iwill just shut off 4g with my toggle when I don't need it and carry a spare battery which is no big deal.

~John
[Verizon Droid Charge] denpad2010:
Out of topic just want to share....i was looking for a spare battery, and really dint like the bulk from extended battery, but looking in my old stuff I found a samsung battery from my old samsung omnia HD or i8910 and fits perfectly I've not y tired yet cuz is dead so is charging now, just wanna share I mean I never believed they use same batteries from old model to new models....and I even have the cradle charger for that battery now I'm happy I did not get rid of it...lol

Btw I'm using JD ultimate and I like still learning how use it properly...
[Verizon Droid Charge] lane32x:
Double and triple check that the voltage is the same on that old battery before you pop it in.
[Motorola Photon 4G] GUARDIANBD:
hi yall

i also have this BadBoy! but i notice'd that 1GB ram isnt enough for it

after startup i have 416MB free and after an 1hr usage got 338MB free.

damn! where all the Ram goes??

by the way got stock'd Sprint 2.3.4 not UNLOCKED BL or root.

another Q to you...have yall notice'd that the phone become sluggish after the MR-5 OTA update?
[Motorola Photon 4G] M@XLOL:
ram is meant to be used. the fact that your phone is using it is a good thing.
[Motorola Photon 4G] R2DeeTard:
1gb should be plenty. use a task killer app to stop all the backgrounded apps your aren't using, that should free up some memory.
[Motorola Photon 4G] sndtubes:
That's a huge amont of free ram. My epic used to run with 90 or less.
[Motorola Photon 4G] GUARDIANBD:
what about your device? how much ram do you have after reboot?
[Motorola Photon 4G] droidevo1:
To put this in perspective the Evo 4g ships with 512 Mb of ram.
[Motorola Photon 4G] air2k57:
About same as you. Try installing go launcher on evo 3d and photon which amazed. EVO 3d ships with 1gb as well but usually only has 120mb free...
[Motorola Photon 4G] GUARDIANBD:
thats strange i have here Galaxy s i9000t stock rom and after bootup

it have 210mb free according to toolbox optimize.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrjeffery:
My Galaxy S2 keeps automatically connecting to the BT Openzone wireless AP (basically a portal that you have to pay extra to use). Sometimes it connects to this instead of my home network which is a huge pain. I can tell android to forget the BT network but it soon rediscovers it again. Is there anyway I can block it completely? I cant seem to find an app that can do this.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehunteradj:
hi mrjeffery

I had exactly the same thing happen to me yesterday - and I noticed it only started happening after i installed that badly written "My Vodafone" app.

So I "assume" that you're also running the same or similar app?

In the My Vodafone app, select the "more" tab, press your menu button - settings - and remove the tick from "Enable BT Openzone"

I have noticed that even if you uninstall the app with that option ticked it still tries to connect to BT Openzone - so if you still have the problem after you removed the app, re-install it, remove the BT openzone tick and you should be good.

Why Vodafone decided to enable the function for people who didnt sign up for BT openzone is beyond me?

Good luck and I hope this helps!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrjeffery:
You're absolutely right! I've disabled the option in the Vodafone app which should resolve the issue completely. I never knew it was there in the first place. Thankyou!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehunteradj:
awesome! ;-)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr. Bombastic:
Wow, I changed ROMs on my DHD partly because of this precise issue! Now I feel like a numpty.

Curse you Vodafone app 'developers'!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xcly:
great! thank for the help
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Skin1980:
I didn't test it but it might work.

Just flash the attached .zip file with CWM recovery or replace the original in /system/framework/ directory
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Skin1980:
Someone that have tested it can report please?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] ahmadalsaady:
worked perfectly using copy/paste

cwm recovery installation didn't work for me :(

thank you very much
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] mohamadfar:
screen shoot and help plz
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] MADBIRZ:
i assume u need to be deodexed?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] reza_eminem67:
Hello

Please help me how to deodex ROM KP5 ?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] kkrraazzyy:
there are many threads exists regarding with the deodexing so use the search option
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] javul:
can i deodex on KC1?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] usmankh10:
does it work on xxkph ????
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] bekh:
CWM ???

HI

Dear skin,

using CWM flashable is not ok and result into bootloop

my phone is softbricked

Nandroid restore is not useful also tried many times

copy/replace not tested.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Bodz:
works like charm on deodexed
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] bekh:
Skin

Vanilla is ok

But crt animatipn is not why?

I have replaced the files into /system/framwork

Any idea
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] kristova86:
si there any one checked this animation?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] ronhoover88:
They work...just go to settings>display settings>animations and turn them on all animations...now press power key to lockscreen...you can see CRT!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] AlexSochi8:
Guys please let me know honestly if its a pain due to small app space on vibrant 4g...

I'm about to trade my vibrant and pay and pay additional $100 on top of that for a vibrant 4g.... is that a good deal or not forth it?

Because on my vibrant 3g I never get low memory because I have dedicated 2gb of app space...

Thanx

sent from my completely stock vibrant
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
If your rooted and have deleted all the bloatware and done the fota fix you should have about 350mb internal memory for apps. Use link2sd or apps2sd to have movable apps installed on your SD card and you should never have any space issues.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] thelistening:
yeah that happens to me too. if you are rooted you can also clear up your cache via recovery as well as deleting all that bloatware with Titanium back if you dont wanna do it through terminal emulator, which the SGS4g has alot.....
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] AlexSochi8:
So the only way to move apps to sd is to root?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
Did you try apps2sd or link2sd?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] arsalam3399:
I've rooted my device Samsung Galaxy S 4G from T-Mobile and I am using task killer, but still having issues with the memory.

Anyone have a solution to the lagging problem?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mackster248:
Vibrant plus 100 is steep man... Think it over. Vibrants still go for about 200-250. Sell that then use the money plus the extra hundred you were about to spend and grab a Sensation or something. I see a lot of new Sensations for about 300-350 on CL.

Good luck.

HTC Glacier running MIUI
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] qpqpqp:
If you use custom rom or root and delete fota files you will get about 300MB left on your phone. Theres also the option to move some app to 16GB sd card (most will suport this feature, but some don't).
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] AlexSochi8:
OK guys I tried all the app2sd apps in the market... all of them show 0 movable apps... so please help me out with this: is there a one click root apparently for this phone? And where can I download it... and which files are safe to remove and how do I remove them... I'm new to rooting and u would need to break it down like to an infant... I only plan on removing all the bloatware crap... this phone has way too much of it!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] QUIETLYloud:
Custom ROM and kernel with voodoo support.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] QUIETLYloud:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1117554

Everything you need
[HTC Incredible S] zawthetnaing:
please

step by step guide for Market enabler after flashing rom without any sim?

i m in Myanmar and can't enter Market and talk.

after ME, i can't also enter market.

is there any solution?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k1ng440:
Hello,

i have been trying out few room.. but i didnt like anyone of them because of battery life... i did battery celebration few time but still the same...

so please recommend me a Rom and kernel with stock feeling....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m4rshall:
Battery calibration takes a few cylces.. if you're not trying the ROM out for a few days at least then you're not going to be able to properly evaluate battery performace.

I like VillainROM with the latest ninphetamine kernel. hardcores speedmod kernel is meand to be very good, but at the moment it has a deep sleep issue. I'll probably move to speedmod when thats sorted
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1244591

jje
[Optimus One, P500, V General] marshel:
I´d searched the forum but I got no answers.

Is there a way of solving the hardware video decoding issue on Mik´s CM port?

The software decoding works fine, but the speed/framerate is very slow :/

Is this a kernel problem or ROM´s?

I tested the official V20a Gingerbread from LG and video worked flawlessly even with franco´s kernel for GB.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] leaird.wedd:
What version of mik's CM7 port are you using? I think 6.5.7 (stable) you need 2.6.32.x kernel and 6.6.1 (unstable) you need 2.6.35.x based kernel. I had troubles with 6.6.1 regardless of the kernel and switched back to 6.5.7 and just added this to /system/build.prop:

video.accelerate.hw=1
debug.sf.hw=1

and I have no problems.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] terratrix:
No need to add debug.sf.hw, its already in the prop file somewhere. Just change the values from 0 to 1
[Xperia Play General] squall12:
Hi guy,

I need to know what system app i need to unfreeze in order to get my bluetooth files transfer working and my camera did not save the picture i capture to the gallery app.

thanks
[Xperia Play General] zerojay:
This is why you shouldn't be poking around with things that you don't understand much about. There's a list of what can be removed safely stickied to the top of one of the forums here.

Bluetooth share is probably what you froze to stop bluetooth file sharing. As for the images, it's probably that you froze the media scanner which rescans for updated files. I don't know the actual name for it, but it's probably media something.
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
Hi all!

I've been researching a bit onto UVolting our machines and I think I've drawn certain conclusions.

Since discovered the way to put some nominal voltajes and then let the overclock module to calculate the calibrated ones, I've done some tests and the tale is far different from the reality.

Trying with different values of vsel and calibrating them, the result was allways the same calibrated voltajes. Pushing a 20 vsel value resulted in a 20 sr_adjust_vsel value too (this is what makes me think that SBT wasn't running fine..), but the fact is that pushing values from 20 to 35 resulted in almost the same calibrated voltaje (values between 20 and 22).

Doing the samo with all frequencies, the results were the same; the calibrated values don't change with vsel.

Looking into the matter and doing some googling, I've found the following explanation about the different voltajes refered in /sys/power/sr_adjust_vsel:

Nominal Voltage - The maximum voltage needed for a worst possible device in the worst possible conditions. This is the voltage we choose as the starting point for the h/w loop to optimize for the first time calibration on system bootup.​

Dynamic Nominal Voltage - Worst case voltage for a specific device in considering the system aging on the worst process device.​

Calibrated Voltage - Best voltage for the current device at a given point of time.​

This voltaje values applies to Smartreflex Class 1.5 that seems to be the class implemented for OMAP 3630. There are several Smartreflex Classes that determine the way and time how the voltajes are recalibrated.

Conclusion: No matter the voltaje you put into vsel, it will allow the adecuate calibrated voltaje, being this last the effective actual voltaje suppling your processor. Even setting a lower than calibrated vsel, mpu_opps and sr_adjust_vsel shows the same calibrated voltaje, higher than vsel, but according to definition, vsel is the highest archievable voltaje. In that situation, which is the real voltaje applied? This is the key...

Regards!
[LG Optimus Black] dxdiag32:
mark...later to look into it :)
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
Taking into account that the recalibration happens on boot or between large interval (several hour even complete days)... I'm going to launch a question:

Is sr_adjust_vsel allways the suppling voltaje to processor... or it varies during the time between calibration intervals?

Please, look into the matter and let discuss how our machines behave.
[LG Optimus Black] knzo:
If you're feeling manly enough, I can compile the kernel without smartreflex.

Just for the UV lulz.

Edit, it doesn't let me.

arch/arm/mach-omap2/resource34xx.o: In function `sr_recalibrate':
resource34xx.c:(.text+0x684): multiple definition of `sr_recalibrate'
arch/arm/mach-omap2/pm34xx.o:pm34xx.c:(.text+0x498): first defined here
make[1]: *** [arch/arm/mach-omap2/built-in.o] Error 1
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
- I think that the proper way to use milestone overclock is with smartreflex flag since our 3630 runs with smartreflex.

- Even without this module, OB should control the processor's voltages with smartreflex, because is a intrinsic characteristic of 3630.

- I've seen that UV without smartreflex flag doesn't run, I had probe it with a ultramegalow voltages running flawlessly. Maybe you are thinking about compile module without smartreflex but pushing the 'echo 0 > sr_adjust_vsel', but I think this is part of smartreflex feature because of the sr_ ....

- I'm thinking about a way to UV... If we push freq and voltage values but don't make the 'echo 0 > sr_adjust_vsel', freqs seems to change but voltajes don't... Maybe if we adjust some ultralow frequencies and we calibrate their voltages, those ones will be lower than normal because of low freq voltage requirements. Then, push again new freqs with vsel = last calibrated values but DO NOT recalibrate it. Then we will theoretically have the wanted freqs with the lowfreq voltajes until next driver autocalibrate.

I'll try.
[LG Optimus Black] knzo:
I wasnt talking about the oc module but kernel itself. ;)
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
Uhm....

Maybe modifying the source?... some tweaks here or there...
[LG Optimus Black] knzo:
I already said I tried to disable smartreflex in the kernel but it wont compile.
[LG Optimus Black] dalingrin:
IMO, OMAP procs are already running undervolted. Thats the whole point of SmartReflex. Any easy way to undervolt further than the calibration thinks is stable is to select a very low nominal voltage. SmartReflex has a window around the nominal voltage to choose while calibrating. Move the nominal voltage low enough and the calibrated voltage must also be lower.

Another way to get around SmartReflex is to forcefully remove the e-fuse value. SmartReflex looks at hardware registers to determine whether the CPU supports a particular OPP. If it doesn't detect support then it does not calibrate the voltage and uses the nominal value.

Yet again another way to control SmartReflex is to force to use test N-values. This gives you control over the "window" around the nominal voltage that SmartReflex uses when calibrating.
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
Many thanks for the answer.. you seem to know a lot into the matter.

I already suspected that smartreflex itself is a safe undervolt system.

To forcefully remove e-fuse is not the wat IMHO. I see very useful to set the voltajes taking into account hardware sensors like temp, aging, etc... To manually set fixed voltajes can end into unstabilities under different contexts.

To use test n-values seem a better way but I think that with the first method we can archieve the same.

IMHO, the best way could be to modify smartreflex from sources in order to get certain user defined undervolting. I mean, let smartreflex run by itself but when it's going to set the calibrated values, force-low them by a certain ammount contained into certain user-changeable file.

To begin with it, i'm developing a script that will do your first method.

If someone wants to try without SmartReflex, it's easy to deactivate it:

echo -n 0 > /sys/power/sr_vdd1_autocomp
echo -n 0 > /sys/power/sr_vdd2_autocomp

vdd1 and vdd2 respectively stands for mpu and l3 voltajes. Deactivating it we already know how to set mpu voltaje... but l3?

Regards!
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
Ok, I've created the script and experimented with it.

The script takes the actual calibrated voltajes and push them as vsel to recalibrate.

Then begind a loop where decrements 1 by 1 the vsel values and try to calibrate them.

After 14 iterations, my OB has locked up and I've to take out the battery.

Here are the results:

Smartreflex seems to have a very big interval around vsel to set the voltajes, because try to mantain the original calibrated voltaje (or a few lower) even with very low vsels. Also there are several times where SR fails to calibrate the voltaje and vsel = calib.

Looking at the table, I've seen a way to UV a bit our OB without problems. If we extract our actual calibrated voltajes and we decrement them only by 1, pushing them and recalibrating we obtain a bit lower recalibrated voltage that is what I'm looking for.

I'm going to create a script to try this method and give the possibility to set it on autoboot like nova script.

Regards.
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
Well, I've have a preliminary version of my script for test purpouses.

Assuming that the possible users will be power users, it isn't inside any flashable zip.

- Download it from here.

- Push it to phone.

- Move it to /system/xbin.

- Set its permissions to rwxr-xr-x (0755).

- Launch it at terminal typing first 'su' and then 'uv'.

This script will take your actual freq/volt config and will modify only the voltages, keeping your setled frequencies.

Please, post feedback into this post with the numerical results: freqs, actual voltages and new voltages, and if the config runs well.

Regards.
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
I've created another post for the uv script testing.

Then, use it to post your feedback, please.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=17213869#post17213869

Regards.
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
Smartreflex is a holy ****...

Well, I've probed by myself that smartreflex is a good system but is VERY LIMITED.

- Using stock frequencies with stock voltages (1000,800,600,300 and 60,56,45,32) I've obtained the following calibrated voltages (51,41,32,22).

- Using high frequencies with higher voltages (1200,1000,800,600 and 66,60,56,45) I've obtained the following calibrated voltages (51,41,32,22).

- Using ultralow frequencies with lower voltages (600,500,400,300 with 45,42,37,32) I've obtained the following calibrated voltages (49,41,32,22).

What class of **** is this stuff?

The smartreflex system calculates the same voltage whatever be the freqs! It's fixed to default freqs!!!!

I'm going to try deactivate smartreflex and test.

Regards!
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
More **** to come... I've tried to deactivate SR but I can't...

/sys/power/sr_vdd1_autocomp remains unchanged with value 1...