yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Sensation] kristofpetho:
You probably have a battery leak somewhere... Try seeing what has been using your battery...

Getting 24hrs+ battery life with medium usage is no biggie with CM7...
[HTC Sensation] sinisin:
Sense kernel only reboots constantly.

Sent from where ever I was when I posted this
[HTC Sensation] c19932:
http://vipermod.tiamat-dev.com/downloads.php

note that when I flashed the file, it didn't work properly, so you can do this instead: (from the viperboy FAQ page)

or you can just use root explorer: extract the vipermod file from the zip, place it into /system/bin, change the file's permission manually, and you are good to go
[HTC Sensation] Cayniarb:
I have the voltage table properly exposed to the userspace already. I think -viperboy- is still working on scripts for the 8x60 line because the voltage here is in uV not mV (like the 8x50 and 7x30).
[HTC Sensation] kboeckx:
kernel no good

:(

Flashed this kernel yesterday evening. It did ok then.

This mornig, when I powered my sensation on, a lot of FC's and even core components FC-ed ... not good.

Kernel is useless this way. If you can't use your phone ... no good :(

I'm back on faux' his kernel ... hopefully tiamat will survive and life nicer in the future ...
[HTC Sensation] sir*mez:
So because of your fail this kernel won't survive? Lmfao @ you! I guess you haven't been reading the thread because there are a lot people surviving with this kernel!

Have you contributed to android? If so send me the link and I'll make sure to criticize your perfection!
[HTC Sensation] skyhigh2004:
Wow did you ever think to fix permissions before you sounded like an ass? I had the same problem and it was cured by running fix permissions in recovery.

sent from my Sensation 4G
[HTC Sensation] sinisin:
You guys are quick to critize him. I posted the same problems and solutions I took. WITH NO RESPONSE. Get off your high horses. This kernel COULD be great but ISNT. It FCs lots of Random things at random times. Im on CM7 with AOSP kernel. Sense kernel just bootlooped on Sense ROM.

Sent from where ever I was when I posted this
[HTC Sensation] sinisin:
Perfection??? Huh! Hardly!

Sent from where ever I was when I posted this
[HTC Sensation] BlackElvis79:
What're your settings? With stock CM7, I got about 1 day 8 hours, but with this AOSP kernel, I barely made it thru the work day with the same usage. I have it set to 384min 1184max OnDemand.
[HTC Sensation] kboeckx:
I was just telling my story. I'm not a noob and I did not tell this kernel is dead.

This kernel is not working for me -yet-

Don't be a asshole and be nicer next time.
[HTC Sensation] kboeckx:
Yes, I did run fix permissions from within recovery. I'm not a noob.

I did not mentioned to sound like an ass ... I was just telling my story.
[HTC Sensation] septix:
Best kernel so far for cm7. really improved my batt-time.
[HTC Sensation] kristofpetho:
I get lockups with this version, even upon bootup, I can not get past the lock-screen.

Yes, I did cache + Dalvik cache wipe and fixed permissions...
[HTC Sensation] adclem:
Whats the preferred way of controlling this kernel? Just came over from faux kernel and faux clock.
[HTC Sensation] septix:
Awkward, I dont have any problems.
[HTC Sensation] skyhigh2004:
Same here

sent from my Sensation 4G
[HTC Sensation] jolaren:
So what tuner do you recommend to use with Tiamat in order for it to function to it's fullest? Thanks for your dedicated work

Edit: flashed vipermod but can't find an app?
[HTC Sensation] septix:
CPU master or set CPU, both on market.

There is probably better apps, but I use those.
[HTC Sensation] c19932:
do the apps u suggested allow voltage adjustment?

also, for vipermod, you need to manually copy the "vipermod" file into the correct directory.
[HTC Sensation] GizmoTheGreen:
whats the max cpu frequency allowed by this kernel?
[HTC Sensation] Alpine-:
Recent 3D owner here. Thinking about jumping from stock kernel to Tiamat_E3D-v1.1.0-Sense. I wanted to at least try the stock a bit to gain some point of reference to compare.

I was curious how the 2-way call recording works on the 3D. Is it 100% functional? I see it was added in the very first version for this kernel. Who is using it successfully and what app are you use to record it?

Aside from a few bonus features, the most important things about a kernel to me are 1) stability and 2) generally improved battery life. How would you guys compare this to stock? Im running Warm 2.3 nighlies by the way.
[HTC Sensation] meanwhile:
For some reason tiamat works better on my phone then faux, even after flashing a10 it feels much smoother then stock or faux, which is kinda strange.
[HTC Sensation] septix:
1940ish if I don't remember wrong.
[HTC Sensation] hyphydragon:
so my benchmark was the ps1 emulator

i tested faux/bricked/tiamat all at 1,188 mhz

although all seem similar

tiamat is the only kernel to play smoothly at stock speeds

on the lagfree governor

btw rom was hypersensation
[HTC Sensation] arjuna_:
Anybody try the new ICS tiamat kernel? Does it work?

EDIT: For some reason I got stuck at the HTC Quietly Brilliant screen after the splash screen... Using ARHD 6.2.1
[HTC Sensation] elry567:
I DON'T SEE AN ics kernel for sensation
[HTC Sensation] Bastaerd:
Look here: http://tiamat-dev.com/2012/02/ics-tiamat-kernels-for-21-htc-devices/

You can download Sensation version here (v022112): http://tiamat-dev.com/pyramid/.

Note that it is an AOSP kernel so flashing this on Sense roms is a no-go.

Flashing this on a heavily modded quattro, fingers crossed.

Edit: Boots fine but can't unlock phone after which touchscreen stops responding. Will try on OpenSensation/CyanogenMod 9 KANG after my pc is done compiling.

Edit2: Probably won't work on that too because it uses a HTC kernel.
[HTC Sensation] Bastaerd:
Latest version (031412) also has the touchscreen problem.
[HTC Sensation] bduvel:
latest kernel rebooted my phone while optimizing apps

cm9 opensensation, just thought id give it a try
[HTC Sensation] Bastaerd:
Jup, had that too. Pity, would love to use this kernel.
[HTC Sensation] Ladicx:
Im on creamy kang. Prob won't work huh?

Sent from Mars using Creamy Kang
[HTC Sensation] Bastaerd:
Nope, since OpenSensation and AOKP both use a HTC kernel.
[Captivate General] TrevorWhite02:
Any tips on achieving over 3100 consistently on quadrant? I have personally scored a recent 3069.
[Captivate General] dineshary:
you already have a better quadrant score. ;) I just got 1221. are you on stock?
[Captivate General] TrevorWhite02:
no i'm currently running miui 1.9.9 with the glitch v12 oc'd to 1.5ghz but I just want to know if I get can get any faster and how.
[Captivate General] dayv:
oc to 1.6
[Captivate General] kletiz:
Here comes the flaming...just a warning. :D
[Captivate General] studacris:
quadrant scores are completely meaningless

http://www.androidcentral.com/how-cheat-android-benchmarks

there you go. enjoy your bs score.
[Captivate General] conantroutman:
This. ^

There is also speculation that higher quadrant scores greatly increase your chance of being hit by a bus. Don't say I didnt warn you.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davjak:
I broke my GPS contact behind the camera when changing the back cover which was damage from a drop..

Any suggestions for a quick fix solution, possible to solder it back on? or do I have to take a $90 hit and buy the replacement part and fix it myself?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] axaygohel:
how to ext2/3/4 partition on sd card ?:confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smx11:
First use search function !

Download G-parted.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] axaygohel:
there are no chance to partition on clockwork recovery mod ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] showlyshah:
Use cwm 2.xx for ext3 and cwm 3/4/5 to ext4. Dnt know much about ext3
[Epic 4G General] Shoulon:
Discuss people... lets complain!

Sent from my Epic 4G
[Epic 4G General] shane6374:
Of course, they have an official release. We still have these random rebooting leaks with non-functioning (or not well) gps.
[Epic 4G General] Shoulon:
Lemme rephrase.. i meant they already have driver source given by samsung. Those issues and **** dont matter or haveanything to do with us no having full source.

Sent from my Epic 4G
[Epic 4G General] zanderman112:
Dang, I feel like Woody did when Andy got Buzz for his Birthday.

Posted by Mr. Z's Epic 4G Touch+Keyboard
[Epic 4G General] jspsuperman:
LMAO my daughter is watching Toy Story 2 right now :D
[Epic 4G General] tony45x220:
Lmao #cosign

Sent from my rooted, suited, & booted Epic 4G #knowdat!
[Epic 4G General] tony45x220:
So now that the Epic touch is out...will samsung actually speed up the damn gingerbread and get us some source code...so we can get official an get some damn MIUI and CM7...

Sent from my rooted, suited, & booted Epic 4G #knowdat!
[Epic 4G General] dzl:
why not? the kernel source is the kernel source. until we get a gingerbread kernel from samsung, there will be no driver source for the epic.
[Epic 4G General] dr_gibberish:
Yes, but maybe this is a good sign? If they released it for the ET4G then perhaps they will eventually release it for us? Until now, I had never seen anything suggesting they would release driver source...
[Epic 4G General] Rogue2204:
I wouldn't be surprised if uncle Sammy purposely delayed the update till after the S2 was out to try and get some people to jump ship from the epic.
[Epic 4G General] Kodeen:
Did the officially released Froyo source not have any drivers?
[Epic 4G General] shane6374:
Gotcha, thanks for explaining. Driver source is the biggest thing we need and have never been given.

---------- Post added at 11:00 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:00 AM ----------

No it didn't.
[Epic 4G General] MikeyLee:
Why cant someone build off of the Epic Touch Rom?
[Epic 4G General] buggerritt:
Guess i'm even more glad mine shipped already. :^)
[Epic 4G General] Ceelos09:
Big difference in hardware I'm guessing.
[Epic 4G General] shane6374:
You are not the weakest link!
[Epic 4G General] mkasick:
Both EB13 and EC05 sources contained all built-in kernel drivers as well as source for many, but not all, external kernel modules. Both only contained souces for GPL & LGPL userspace components, which is uselessly little.

We'll get kernel source code for Gingerbread when it's officially released. I wouldn't expect userspace sources beyond those components released with EC05.
[Epic 4G General] novablade:
I would not hold my breath waiting for anything to come for the epic 4g. Now that the epic 4g touch is here samsung has all but forgotten about it.
[Epic 4G General] ac16313:
Where's your logic here?

Obviously not since 1. Samsung has been perfecting a gingerbread build for the epic since froyo came out. 2. Its not like it was a surprise to them that the epic 4g touch came out... I mean they did make it and plan for it. 3. the epic 4g was even taken of the EOL list.
[Epic 4G General] austin420:
if the touch sells well, and if the ginger bread issues are still prevailent, i could see them giving up on finishing gingerbread. im sure there is a careful formula that takes in to consideration the percentage of users who even care and the cost so far and projected losses of not releasing it vs acually finishing the build.
[Epic 4G General] Ceelos09:
I have high hopes that Samsung will release it to us...eventually. Samsung has used up valuable time and resources in an attempt to get this to us and the whole froyo fiasco is still brought up frequently, so it would be in Samsung's best interest to finish it up. If not...they're gna have a descent sized user base giving them sh*t about it just like when we were gna receive froyo n the delays n stuff started happening. But, in all honesty, to all his own opinion. We'll just have to see what'll happen :o
[Epic 4G General] squshy 7:
Wow, a lot of confused and mislead users in here.

We don't have source, because we don't have gingerbread. Source is only released, for all carriers, once the software is done, finished, and released. In the case of samsung, they are the most developer friendly in that they typically release source BEFORE the software is released.

I don't know why you would want their kernel source for a buggy release, because guess what, it would be buggy source.

And yes, kernel source was released when we got froyo (actually a couple of days beforehand). That's why we have OC'ed kernels kids. Not by magic.
[Epic 4G General] The Root:
I find it pretty magical.

Sent from the American Dream.
[Epic 4G General] ac16313:
Yes thank you, and considering they still have to keep us updated for about 5 months due to googles 18 month policy were at least getting gingerbread.
[Epic 4G General] shane6374:
Unfortunately that 18month agreement was for future devices, not ones already released.

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This isn't about kernel source, it's about the driver source. Also the complaining is more about why we didn't get driver source for froyo.
[Epic 4G General] DCRocks:
Really? Wow, thats good news, at least IMO.

Maybe that was because its the only HW KB model still
[Epic 4G General] The Root:
It's ahead of its time. They're just getting things right, but it's hard not to get impatient. I might get a tab to quell my hunger.

Sent from the American Dream.
[Epic 4G General] ac16313:
Yup they probably realized with the sgs2 people wll be dissapointed with no keyboard and go for the epic for free at the time am I right? I would ;)

Man but I just realized that after posting it... twice lol fail. But man is samsung taking advantage of that or what?

Oh btw Source(not original but couldn't find an updated list besides this one) : http://www.ubergizmo.com/2011/09/sprint-end-of-life-listing-updated/
[Epic 4G General] squshy 7:
The ET4G does not have driver source released. The source released last night is kernel sauce.
[Epic 4G General] jbadboy2007:
I knew this op was wrong. No manufacturer releases driver source so far
[Epic 4G General] mkasick:
Can you clarify what you mean by "driver source"?

To clarify the issue from a developer perspective:

The kernel sources that Samsung release contains, in addition to core kernel and machine/platform specific code:

Built-in drivers for keyboard, screen (display), touchscreen (input), both cameras (kernel-space components), capacitive buttons, everything USB, and others.

External modules for WiFi, WiMAX, OneDRAM, etc.

What we don't have sources for are:

Proprietary modules for storage stack (RFS/FTL/BML, although sources apparently exist for the latter two), GPU (3D), possibly something else I forget.

Almost the entirely of userspace, including the Android framework, RIL, interface libraries for GPS and cameras, etc.

Of the things that are missing, the RIL and interface libraries are perhaps the most pressing for CyangenMod and source-based ROM support. Since without the sources or a significant reverse engineering effort, those items won't be supported without shoehorning the proprietary versions in the CM framework and hoping shared library compatibility doesn't break.
[Epic 4G General] Ceelos09:
Thanks for the clarificaton mkasick! This should clear up a lot of confusion about this topic
[HTC Sensation] HRodMusic:
so my data is extremely slow, it was never this slow, any ideas? i have the 2gb data plan with tmo, and I'm sure i didn't go over the 2gb, because i never use it, always wifi..
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mbworldz:
Does anyone know a good looking lockscreen that will show you 'miss call' ?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
I dont know about missed calls, but Lock Bot is an excellent replacement lockscreen that seems to work perfectly in FroYo. There are a lot of styles too.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] 02ranger:
You could also try WidgetLocker. I wasn't a big fan of it on my Aria because it seemed laggy and I'd see the stock lockscreen a lot of times, but the Infuse appears to actually have enough power to run WidgetLocker correctly. There's all sorts of stuff you can do to modify your lockscreen with that. You could set up a WidgetLocker lockscreen and then use a widget of your choosing to display the information you want. I'm working on and off right now on designing a widget to display missed calls, unheard voicemail, unread texts, and probably some other stuff with minimalistic text. WidgetLocker isn't free though, so read up on it before you buy it. It does have some quirks.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Deathmvp:
I personly do not like the lock screen at all and I use No Lock so that as soon as I hit power it is on my home or apps. Just make sure you have Advace Task Manager ignore it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
ummm.... the stock one?!?! that shows missed calls.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mbworldz:
How did you remove the stock lockscreen?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] 02ranger:
"No Lock" is the name of an app that will turn off the stock lock screen. Its in the market.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MikeyMike01:
The SGS II lockscreen is nice and has it. You need a ROM with it.

Sent from my SGH-I997
[Verizon Droid Charge] droidfever:
I setup on Win7 end and I tested it with another computer (on different LAN).

However, I am not able to connect from my phone (Humble 3.0).

I tried the stock VPN client and Pocket Cloud.... both cant do it.

Is this a known issue or that are tricks that I need to know? thanks
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swieder711:
I did my first ROM and battery update with NonS3ns3 V2.0. All went fine.

I was surprised to see less than 200MB of memory free after the upgrade. I thought one of the benefits of this ROM was that I would be seeing closer to 300 MB of memory free.

I am not using ADW. Currently I have Go Launcher for my front end. Could that be the issue?

Any suggestions?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loonatik78:
Unused memory is wasted memory. The goal is to use as much as possible while keeping a reserve free for any app that might be opened.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yareally:
Go launcher is not the issue. I have near 350-400mb on boot with CM7 and I use it (and it's set to stay in memory).

However, as stated previously, if you're not using your ram it's going to waste and I still wouldnt' care if I only had 200mb free. It's not like on windows where you have to start closing stuff to get the ram back. If you start running out, it'll just start closing apps you're not using for you. I wouldn't worry about it. As much as my ram miser instincts want to kick in (because I started out on computers when 8-16mb of ram was a lot :) ), I just tell that urge to STFU because it's a dumb idea.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loonatik78:
I usually have about 240MB free right after boot and that quickly dwindles down to about 140MB to 160MB. That really is plenty for just about anything you're going to make the phone do at any particular moment. When you think about it, an entire Sense ROM couldn't fill all the memory available, much less AOSP. There's caches and other files taking up the rest of the space, which is good because that's less data pulled from eMMC. Addressing eMMC eat a lot of power. Some of the kernel devs have some good info on how their kernels work and how to tweak them to free up more or less memory. It is possible to script the kernel to much more aggressively free up memory, but typically that will hurt performance.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swieder711:
Thanks for the replies. I am new to Android (2 weeks) so still trying to figure out a few things. I am coming from the old school where more free memory was always a good thing so that new apps would start faster.

I am really surprised by how many apps are running in the background on there own such as Whitepages, News, XDA, Weather, Amazon App store, My Verizon, etc. Why are all these apps running? I cant see why the Amazon App store app needs to be running unless I am using it.

I have seen some tools that can be set up to automatically kill some of these apps. Is it worth it? Which one do you reccommend?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keith.mcintyre26:
I use this and its fantastic. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991276
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loonatik78:
Amazon apps, in general, are abuse to resources. Not sure what to tell you about killing it, because killing it is just going to make it restart again, and that's going to eat more battery than letting it just suck up space.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yareally:
It's not so much the apps on Amazon as the Amazon App itself and how they implement things. Amazon has some crappy DRM for their apps (if the developer decides they want it). Basically means it checks a lot to see if you're online and allowed to use the application (but does so way more than it needs). Some apps have problems or did with working in airplane mode because of that.

It also thinks you have a new phone nearly 100% of the time when you flash a new rom or update your current one. You can log into your amazon account on your PC and find out how many "phones" you have under your account settings for their apps. Each added phone basically causes the app to flip out more and cause more problems, so deleting the extra ones is a good idea.

Other apps will not work without the Amazon store installed, which is a poorly coded piece of crap as well that won't work if you try to modify the contents of the apk.

Also, a lot of those apps running in the background are not really taking up resources, they're just keeping a bare minimum loaded into memory and the rest is cached. They do that so they can load up quickly (like the browser, maps, etc).
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JBO1018:
I've been on BAMF forever for a few days now, and I typically have only 90-100MB of free RAM. It has been absolutely smooth as can be with no lag. I can open an app, use it for a bit, and then hit home so I can open another app to check on something, and the first app stays in memory just as it should.

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swieder711:
Thanks for the feedback. I have removed Amazon from my Tbolt.

It still bothers me to see all those other apps being loaded in the background without asking first. It's like my 17 yo daughter leaving her stuff around the house. It just seems disrespectful of the common spaces.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yareally:
you'll get used to it. just pretend they're not really open (well most really aren't open, so I guess you dont totally have to pretend, haha) :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] duongtiensanjose:
hello

-- i new buy lg g2x . and unlocked it because i use at&t . everything good

but i turn on 3g for at&t it;s not work . gsm only ok but CDMA (3g) not work

-- ios 2.2.2 orignal ::

-- pl help me turnon 3g . i need 3g please
[T-Mobile LG G2x] MikuSE610:
use *#*#4636#*#* go to phone info then change the network to WcDMA preferred.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] TJBunch1228:
The G2x doesn't have ATT 3G bands on board. You'll only ever get 2G.

Sent from my LG G2x
[T-Mobile LG G2x] JHaste:
/facepalm

this^^
[T-Mobile LG G2x] PoisonWolf:
Sounds like you got rickrolled into purchasing a phone. Lawl.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jboxer:
No 3G. Baseband chip only supports 3G on 1700 and 2100. AT&T uses 850 and 1900 so it will never get 3G on AT&T unless the TMO merger goes through (highly unlikely) and they keep the TMO frequencies (again highly unlikely).
[T-Mobile LG G2x] TJBunch1228:
I shalt at no moment bestow thee skyward.

I shalt at no moment release thee toward the earth.

I shalt at no moment, exercise mine body and leaveth thee behind.

Sent from my LG G2x
[T-Mobile LG G2x] vmartinez39:
The only phones that support AT&T and T-Mobile bands is high end NOKIA devices

N8, E7, E6

Its Symbian and sad to say, it's not in the same league as Android.

And trust me, I'm even looking for AT&T phones only to have options for any type of GSM carrier. Mostly because of pre-paid devices use AT&T or T-mobile bands

Its not a total loss. You could get Simple Mobile No contract plans. You'll get 4G. Its not AT&T but its only way you'll get high speed on the G2X.

And if you are on AT&T contract, you did get suckered into buying a phone. Live and learn I say.