yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Hmm.. hope you can find it when back at your PC.. bananacakes' github only shows me "first commit" with several branches.. Your comments are much better
[Desire Android Development] tristan202:
Here you go

https://github.com/slipmatt/bravo_2.6.35_gb-mr/commit/24a7e85aa07bb5159101edac1f53322a1ce33fd9
[Desire Android Development] bookerok:
I think that v3 is slooowest than v2 :(
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
Hmm..patching gpio_matrix.c didnt do anything... I'm missing something
[Desire Android Development] Derrick Watts:
Can also say that for me V03 introduced lag on the home screen and with rosie as well,

so have gone back to V02.

Excellent work though and appreciate your hard work Tristan.

By the way its the BFS version i am using.
[Desire Android Development] Stilleh:
Which radio do you guys use? I'm on leedroid 3.3.3 r5 btw.
[Desire Android Development] Droidzone:
@tristan, an update to let you know that the TP wake was correct. I made an elementary error of failing to remove the .o before compilation :)

Here's the patch file for future reference
[Desire Android Development] persko:
Hi tristan

I read how a great kernel you have made, unfortunately I cannot use it as it is, as I do need ext2 in the kernel, and I need a tun.ko module, so I tried to compile a kernel from your git sources. The kernel boots and run fine except for one big problem, that I hope you can give me a hint how to solve:

I cannot load my kernel modules, the busybox insmod gives file not found, even if I give the full path, and modprobe insists to look for the module file in /lib/modules.

I know, that I might work around the problem by creating a symlink in the boot ramdisk from / lib to /system/lib; but I would prefer, if I could find the setting in the kernel to look in /system/lib/modules rather than /lib/modules.

Can you help.

Thanks Per
[Desire Android Development] crawlingroof:
Sustain, tun.ko module necessary for openvpn. Could you be so kind to add him pleeease.

or, persko, if you succeed to find out problem, can you share your version
[Desire Android Development] persko:
off cause I will.

Cheers
[Desire Android Development] tristan202:
I will look into it. I'll compile the tun.ko and do some tests.

EDIT: You could try and compile with CONFIG_TUN=y, instead of CONFIG_TUN=m. (Build it into kernel, instead of as a module)

I am compiling atm, and will report back later.
[Desire Android Development] mliou:
Gone back to v02 as v03 gives huge battery drain (no two way calling)
[Desire Android Development] processchip:
V3 is giving me problems as well, screen keeps freezing :(

Thing is I deleted V2 so stuck with V3 issues unless anyone can send me a link please :D

Thanks in advance
[Desire Android Development] tristan202:
@persko

tristan202@laptop:~/Desktop/Kernels$ adb shell
# insmod /system/lib/modules/2.6.35.10-tristan202-BFS-HAVS-AXI-TinyRCU/kernel/drivers/net/tun.ko
# lsmod
tun 12873 0 - Live 0xbf048000
bcm4329 228199 0 - Live 0xbf000000
#

It works fine for me. Can't tell what is the problem for you. But as I said earlier, you could build it into the kernel instead of as a module.
[Desire Android Development] jory9:
Tristan, how is v3 compared to gingercakes 0.7f ? Cause 0.7f gives me lockscreen problems

sent from my htc desire running aurora v03
[Desire Android Development] tristan202:
I haven't tried any of his kernels since v0.2 or so, so can't say. I would expect mine to be a bit faster, as it is more lean. But most of the source code in our kernels is the same. It is the build conf that is the main difference.
[Desire Android Development] persko:
That would require also to compile bcm4329, because I cannot load that module either, and have no wifi access. I thought about it; but thought that there must be a reason why everybody compiles bcm4329 as a module.

Thought you might have some setting in the .config file, to tell the kernel where to search for modules. (I do not have your .config, as I cannot boot your kernel, as my ext partition is an ext2 filesystem)

I am running the AceSMod007_v12_3D-STOCK rom, and the only thing I change is the kernel, and with the default kernel (2.5.35.14-gingercakes-07a) it does load the bcm4329.ko from /system/lib/modules.

Cheers Per
[Desire Android Development] tristan202:
Feel free to look through my .configs. They are in my git.
[Desire Android Development] jory9:
Thx ;D ill try your rom immediatly ;D

Greetz

sent from my htc desire running aurora v03
[Desire Android Development] tobi01001:
Actually, I tend to think they are not.... :-)

/edit: never mind, looks like they are indeed... :-)

Seems this isn't just my day.... Sent
[Desire Android Development] eddiehk6:
+1

v03 was giving much larger battery drain, just on standby, screen off, data turned off. i flashed straight over the top of v02 without wiping anything.

back to v02 has stabilised again.

@tristan, may i ask why "Reduced battery gauge polling from 60 to 5 secs. (Untested)" has been implemented?

would have thought battery gauge polling should be increased, shouldn't need to check the battery gauge every 5 seconds! or am i misunderstanding what it means?

but v02 is very good, was trying an undervolted snq which was very laggy. keep up the good work!
[Thunderbolt General] djsiva:
So, I got my Bionic yesterday and, to be honest, I miss my Thunderbolt. As much as I love HTC phones, I've always thought Moto had better build quality. That is not the case with this phone. It doesn't feel as well made as my OG Droid, Droid X, or Thunderbolt. It is a snappy little device, but I miss the Sense UI and it's easy Facebook integration. So, now I'm just waiting on the Vigor or Prime in the next few months and I'll be out of the Bionic.
[Thunderbolt General] chromiumcloud:
I wonder how many people feel like you do?
[Thunderbolt General] yareally:
I have never seen a better example of "The grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence" than when it comes to people and phones.

I have always been shocked at how many times some people on here swap phones and get them off contract at full price or add lines just to have a newer phone.

I'm mostly just grateful I don't have a Blackberry running a crippled OS like BBOS 4 or 5 anymore. Compared to that, even having a older phone like the Incredible or Moto Droid 1 would be preferable.

The overall return on satisfaction from swapping a pretty new Android phone to a slightly newer Android phone just doesn't seem as long lasting as a big leap like going from a Blackberry to Android to me.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
Bionic is fast. Really fast. This does not make up for:

Cheap feel.

Kiddy look with painted on buttons.

Mesh pattern on screen. It is BAD.

Meh battery. I didn't see much improvement.

Locked bootloader.

Horrible software. It looks pretty but the functionality isnt there.
[Thunderbolt General] Str0ntium:
I had an X. I loved the build quality and the LED's and the intensity of the vibrate. All things which the Bolt lacks, minus the build quality. My old X is sitting in my desk drawer and I don't miss it.

I think the UI has a lot to do with how I feel. I've learned to live without LED's. I had the moto A630 about 4 or 5yrs back. I loved that phone, too. I'm HTC, from here on out though.
[Thunderbolt General] Mustang302LX:
Couldn't agree more. After being an Atrix owner I'm over Motorola. The phone felt cheap as hell and the locked bootloader was annoying. Add that to the fact the qHD screen was very disappointing I chose to never buy Motorola again unless they put a device out that proves me wrong.

I'm sticking with the TBolt until the Prime hits VzW!
[Thunderbolt General] djsiva:
Exactly!! Luckily, I don't pay for cell phones or I'd be a little more upset than I am. :) I'm going to weigh my options between the Vigor and the Prime when they hit the market.

Nate
[Thunderbolt General] open1your1eyes0:
Absolutely agree. You listed exactly every issue I have had with this phone. Even the extended battery barely helps with heavy use on 3G. I must say other than the thinness, lightweight, and dual core speed this device has turned out to be a great dissappointment (incomparable to the Galaxy SII). Also, I no longer trust Motorola's UI due to it's lack of basic features such as seperate notifications for e-mail accounts and syncing only existing contacts with Facebook. If the ThunderBolt had a dual core CPU, even to this day I would call it the best device on Verizon (I'll deal with the extended battery if I have to). I'm definitely switching to the next flagship Verizon device. At this point, my only decision here is Samsung Galaxy Prime, HTC Rezound (Vigor), or the LG LU6200 (Revolution 2?).
[Thunderbolt General] turbosrrgood:
Yeah, I dropped in a VZ store when I was at a mall last week. I messed around with all of the phones there, including the Bionic, and was very disappointed with them all. The Bionic is overall nice, but something is off with the screen. Despite it being newer, it seems to have poorer quality than a relatively mediocre TB screen. Especially up close.

Samsung has a good rep, and admittedly I am eyeing the Prime...However the Charge is just a POS. It feels like a kids toy in your hand and looks ridiculous.

I loved LG flip phones back in the day...but they are far behind in the smart phone arena. That's all there is to it.

For all of us who nervously bought the TB months ago instead of waiting for the Bionic...Looks like we made the right choice. I managed to drop mine in a lake and revive it, but the speakers are shot. So I am looking for an upgrade. Haven't seen anything worthwhile yet, hoping the Prime is decent. Supposedly it will have a metal frame, which I loved on the OG droid.
[Thunderbolt General] Brenardo:
The bionic is nice... screen is lackluster but speeds are definately better. I am torn between better service or nicer screen. May send my bionic back, just not sure yet.
[Thunderbolt General] FcoT:
I returned my Bionic after 4 days, the straw that broke the camel's back for me was an annoying feedback when using my earbuds
[Thunderbolt General] eraursls1984:
I wish I could use my ear buds with my t bolt. Either the audio jack was messed up out of the box or within a couple weeks of use the left side output stops working, all 6 have been like this. This is one of the reasons I want a new Motorola. The Bionic has the noise but at least it isn't a broken jack, I think it'll be fixed in a future firmware, or custom Rom.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
All 6?

Son, your earbuds are what is jacked, LOL.
[Thunderbolt General] djsiva:
I would have to agree with this statement.
[Thunderbolt General] Mustang302LX:
Not trying to be a **** here but why do you even post here anymore? It seems lately all you do is bash HTC or the Thunderbolt and love all over Motorola and the Bionic. You know there is a Bionic forum right?

Oh and for the record I'm still on my first TBolt and have had no hardware issues at all.
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
I've got a slightly bent patch cable in my car that will only work if turned in one way, otherwise the left side drops out. That's probably the issue.

---------- Post added at 04:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:57 PM ----------

I've argued with this guy a lot. I don't know how to explain his experience. I went to BlackBerry for a while because of Motorola devices. I literally couldn't replace them as fast as they broke.
[Thunderbolt General] Mustang302LX:
Agreed. I've heard way too many people claim Motorola makes great devices with excellent build quality. Then explain the Atrix to me then for one. I owned that phone and it felt like a plastic POS toy my 4 year old would play with. Every HTC phone so far I've owned or played with felt sturdy and durable.
[Thunderbolt General] eraursls1984:
I've tried 3 sets of ear buds 1 pair of head phones and 2 aux jacks all of which work fine on my wife's X, my 2 mp3 players as well as her mp3 player.

---------- Post added at 06:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:52 PM ----------

Because I have a t bolt and not a bionic, I haven't said anything about the bionic except that it seemed fast and smooth for the 10 I used one in the store and that I would prefer that over my t bolt. I do talk about how good Motorola phones have been for me in the past (several razr's, krazr's, ad an X) but nothing about a bionic because I haven't owned one and can't honestly give my opinion. I would be fine with the t bolt if I could just yr one without hardware issues. I used to rave about the t bolt (for 2 weeks) and a couple people bought them because I recommended them, they now have charges' after several faulty t bolts but I refuse to own a Samsung or LG, that's why I still have a t bolt
[Thunderbolt General] Mustang302LX:
Ahh ok. Well anyways seems like you and your friends have bad luck though. I know a few people other than myself who are all on TBolt #1 and love it and have had no issues. One of them was a Charge owner who despised his battery life. It literally drained faster than I have ever seen a battery drain. This happened for the first 4 days he owned it with basically nothing installed (former BB owner wasn't used to Android yet). I'm sure there are defective bolts out there just like there are defective everything out there though. I personally think Motorola is overrated and won't purchase another product of theirs.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Swali:
Hi,

I was wondering if there were a better music player for my SGS2 as the stock one is really awful with tags. But I would really like to keep using it, because it displays controls in a notification and on the lock screen, so I'm a bit confused...

Is there any app that displays controls the same way? Or is there any mod of the stock app that better handle tags?

Thanks, and sorry for my poor English :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] milestoner:
PowerAmp allows editing of tags and has a lockscreen widget. Give it a try!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Swali:
I know that one and have already purchased it, but I find the stock unlocker pretty good even if it has its own defaults, so I'd like not to change it if it's possible accordingly to what I want :/

Another solution would be to find a software or application that uses the same tags as the stock music player so it wouldn't be messy anymore
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaneinOne:
Try the Google Music apk that's in the forum.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scepter:
Hey!

Basically a quick question, I really enjoy the signal, wifi, vibration and Battery icons of examinaition ex's theme, but not so much the background that came with it:/ can I get rid of it?

btw running MIUI AU 1.9.16..

Thanks!
[HTC Sensation] studentjunk:
I thought it was the updates to the EVO that caused that. But the compass was clearly fixed, but navigator didn't work. So it's definitely a software thing, and not related to the phone, I think.
[HTC Sensation] jianev:
I have same problem

until i see compass icon (top right) and click it :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] maddoggin:
screenshots:

More to come
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] squshy 7:
Haha..i knew it was only a matter before i saw you here...sweet
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] downtrodn:
I guess its time to root my phone... :)

sent from my Samsung GalaxyS 2!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] odub303:
Woot woot! Was hoping you'd come over to the ET4g with the rest of us :). Looking forward to it, thanks!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] DubzEm:
Nice to see u on here cant wait to get ur lockscreens running on this beast
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] maddoggin:
im using the stock framework and apps zip posted but pftdemic but it doesnt have the framework res.apk does anyone have a stock deodex rom i can download?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] deano0714:
Check your pm's in a minute... Ptfmedics stuff wasnt deodexed with the latest version..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jlear3:
Can't wait!!! I'm tired of the cheesy stock lockscreen
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] iSaint:
Maddoggin i love you.

;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JohnCorleone:
Ok, we need to get maddoggin a deodexed totally stock ROM so he can work his magic!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ahl395:
Woohoo! Thanks :D Thanks button hit, waiting for the download :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] crawrj:
Heck yeah. Can't wait. Thanks a ton for this.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] deano0714:
Hes got it :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Pheno.menon:
Oh hell yes. That looks perfect

Transmission sent from a Galaxy S II.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KLLSWITCH:
wow those look great i cant wait!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] SAShady:
+1
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] latinmaxima:
Yes! Glad to see you madoggin!

Dicho por el Epic Touch de latinmaxima
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Bobbywatts:
Man... Its like Chrismas in September... Glad to see you on the Dev team, Man I hate that rainbow ass lockscreen.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Shoulon:
Like always Maddoggin you are the ****! Thanks dude.
[Acer Iconia A500] hav0c:
Since Android 4.0 is scheduled around december I was wondering if this version will be able to run on the A500 or are there already known hardware limitations?

Anyone heard any rumors about future updates (from Acer) yet? :)
[Acer Iconia A500] WereCatf:
I doubt there will be any hardware limitations, atleast I'm not aware of any. I'm quite sure there will be some cheap Tegra2 devices with Icecream Sandwich soon after it's released.

Acer sucks, I wouldn't hold my breath. It's likely that we'll need a custom ROM for A500.
[Acer Iconia A500] Falkner09:
google released a statement saying there were no new hardware limitations, so we should be compatible.
[Acer Iconia A500] BrianDigital:
Well ics is going to open source all the other good tablets are tegra 2 so i couldn't imagine something getting cooked up a week or so after source drops
[Acer Iconia A500] hav0c:
Well I'll keep my fingers crossed then. 4.0 sounds really promising :)

Didn't know Acer did so bad in supporting their hardware. They did provide updates to 3.1 and 3.2 right?
[Acer Iconia A500] entropy.of.avarice:
Yup. Just a little behind schedule - and without great communication.

This is typical Acer. Lucky part is - as Android users we can choose to not rely on the hardware devs and run custom roms.
[Acer Iconia A500] christianpeso:
ICS should definitly be able to be placed on the A500. All Android tablets now pretty much have the same hardware, the Tegra 2 chipset. If no ICS for the A500, I would assume no ICS for any Tegra 2 device. Which I believe 100% will not be the case.

And hopefully when ICS releases, they will release the source code so we can have AOSP ROMS. Then it wont matter whether Acer releases an official ROM because devs can build from AOSP and throw in the necessary code for the specific hardware of the A500.
[Acer Iconia A500] rosse912003:
Finally got the A500

I have been reading this user group comments for weeks now to gain as much info about the A500 as possible and after reading comments both good and bad, I decided to go out and buy.

I really love this device. It is better than I anticipated. It came with 3.01, however Acer upgraded the firmware over the weekend first to 3.1 and then to 3.2, so I am very impressed, (after having Samsung devices for 18 months and receiving no updates at all, still on 2.2).

I am very glad this U.G. exists as many of my questions have already come to the fore, thanks for that. The only problem is that my wife has threatened to throw the device out the window if I dont stop fiddling with the A500 and show her some attention as well.

There has been talk about Ice Cream Sandwich running on the A500, does anyone know what is different about android 4.0 compared to 3.2?
[Acer Iconia A500] tgtoys:
My girlfriend makes the same threats :D Just Google 'Ice Cream Sandwich features' for some more info. They haven't released a whole lot of info yet, but in a nutshell it will be a a uniform operating system that will run on phones and tablets instead of 2 different OS. Some cool new features have been discussed, but I have a feeling there's a lot we won't find out about until it gets released (October/November last I heard).
[Acer Iconia A500] drkalo:
It is officialy stated that tegra 2 devices wil be given ICS update.

http://acer-a500.ru/news/880-planshety-na-baze-tegra-2-poluchat-android-40-ice-cream-sandwich.html

Main advantage - 1 OS for all devices! Easier for app devs, easier for Google :)

This article is based on Eric Schmidt's statement.
[Acer Iconia A500] WereCatf:
You both have boring girlfriends tbh! :D Fiddling with electronics, gadgets and games is fun, and it's even more fun together :3

But well, try telling them that fiddling with such helps keep your fingers nimble.... ;)
[Acer Iconia A500] FloatingFatMan:
You're so very very bad!

I like it! ;)
[Acer Iconia A500] muqali:
Yea, I got myself an A100 and gave her my A500(bought her a logitech bluetooth keyboard to go with it). So I get the smaller lighter "nimbler" device. She got the bigger thicker device so she gets a stronger grip.

All kidding aside, tablets do make excellent platforms for watching porn with your partner. It even has dual cameras in case you want to make your own too.
[Acer Iconia A500] rosse912003:
ok??? Thanks for the marital guidence guys... I think??

Roll on Ice Cream Sandwich or... is that something kinky??
[Acer Iconia A500] muqali:
I was taking their kidding and making a real comment that the 7" form factor tablet is a good blend for an aid to lovemaking, yes. While I joked with them, I meant my statement to have no innuendo and intended it to be just my obesrvation.

Certainly wasn't trying to offend and apologize if it came across the wrong way.
[Acer Iconia A500] Neoprimal:
I consider everything rumor and speculation until it actually happens, even when it comes from companies themselves. But to date, we've been told that ICS is a merging of the phone and tablet OS. That in and of itself should allow us the luxury of surmising that this OS should work on all if not most devices currently running Gingerbread and Honeycomb at the very least.

It will be of course up to manufacturers to take the time to port it to their past devices, something not very many companies are ever willing to do since it doesn't really add any physical value (for them) to the product but I would think the current tablet providers would essentially get the update to their products as quickly as they can considering 1. they don't have a multitude of variants on the market and 2. they still have lots on store shelves etc. so it would indeed add physical value to their product - unlike for example, expecting HTC to update their Mytouch 4G or Samsung to update their Galaxy I US carrier line which have been on the market for almost a year.

Don't believe any rumors you hear and remember to take everything right now as speculation and with a grain of salt. Acer could very well today say they will update and a month or 2 after it's out tell us it won't/can't be done. Such is the way of tech.

I think it will come to the A500. Maybe not as quickly as it does to the Tab 10.1 or Transformer, but not too long afterwards. Acer has proven themselves to at the very least be consistent with their updates if albeit slow (for some), and so I'll take my positives where I can. I'm fine with slow and steady.
[Acer Iconia A500] erica_renee:
Erica wants icecream now.give this woman what she needs.icecream with sprinkles.taste a rainbow.

All seroious thou if we gwt it will come from dev or very late.booohooo
[Acer Iconia A500] bmc622000:
I've just received notification for update 4.031.26 for A501

I'm in Australia
[Acer Iconia A500] rosse912003:
No worries mate, just being a little light hearted. You're sharing from your heart, just like it should be. By the way, do you play mkv files? If so, what player do you use?
[Acer Iconia A500] wlk0:
From what previous version ?
[Acer Iconia A500] BrianDigital:
There will be something here before Acer releases it