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[Thunderbolt General] Satava:
I just use default CM7 by ProTekk (Find it under "Unofficial Cyanogen Builds" with Rom Manager). The built in tethering (Both USB & WiFi) works like a charm for me without having to utilize 3rd party apps.
[Thunderbolt General] carlka:
Thanks for the post! Picked up a Thunderbolt recently and spent the last couple days trying to get android-wifi-tether to work. The last piece of the puzzle for me was checking "Routing fix" per your suggestion.
[Thunderbolt General] kidnice15:
thanks for this thread,I just picked up a thunderbolt also, got tired of my iPhone 4 :(.. I have been trying to tether for the last day, going to try this out now.
[Thunderbolt General] magnafides:
Anyone else having speed issues in AP mode? Ad-hoc works well but in AP it is painfully slow (sub-3g speeds). I've tried every combination of settings in wifi tether and no luck..
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Can't figure out the problem yet, but i can't get 4g tether speeds (or connectivity half the time) from any 605.5 based rom. Yes i checked for tetherguard.apk to make sure that wasn't my issue. Even the newest AOSP roms (which i know aren't based on that) won't let me get a good connection. I have since reverted back to a 605.3 and 605.0 based and are not having problems. I also tried multiple combos of roms/radios too to see if i could narrow it down and haven't found anything significant. Its possible its just my phone being screwy as i haven't had any of the reboot issues to its about time for some problem! Its working for me now, but if anyone finds out anything about it, let me know, i wouldn't mind testing it.
[Thunderbolt General] Grnlantern79:
ROM - Bamf forever 1.9

WiFi tether here http://db.tt/nZTglF9n with settings listed above new

imo kernel 5.0 from GB source. Use the settings above for reference to how to get it working. Here is a snap shot of my daughter Droid incredible running off my 4G x 3 test. Along with my thunderbolt getting similar speeds.
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Yea, thats what i used to get with all, but can't seem to with the newest sense or AOSP roms/kernels and newest radios but can fine with older roms/kernels/radios. Same settings. I'm just lost at what else to try. Like i said, quite possible its my bolt hating me.
[Thunderbolt General] Grnlantern79:
I would just move back I don't like sense 3.5 on this phone. Sense 3.0 work just fine with everything I want working. Sense 3.5 is fun to try but it is not made for this phone. To much stuff needs to be tweaked for it to function with all the extras we have gotten use to. It's kinda like Droid incredible running sense 3.0 it was slow and sense 3.5 is even slower on that phone. I will stick with Bamf forever since its a smooth ROM and everything i need works on this ROM. Battery life is same as stock if not a little better I can get 10 hours of constant use with WiFi or 3g but anything more is pushing it. Bamf makes great roms but i don't see 3.5 as a daily driver for me. Maybe once rezound launches we will get something that works better with our phones well my phone. 3.5 had that worse battery and most laggy of any roms I have tried and did everything i could think of to tweak it. I tried all 3 roms out at this point, Son of a bliss, invigorated, and gingerbliss
[Thunderbolt General] tomjhansen:
Thanks a lot!
[Thunderbolt General] pakkman:
worked for me :)
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Yeah, i moved back prior to posting. Weird things i have notices are prior to 605.5 the settings you had worked, as thats what i've been using. I went to a stock 605.5 and to killsense and neither of those worked with those settings. So i started messing around with settings and found that the reload wifi drivers unchecked alleviated my problems. Wifi tethered, laptop was ranging from .4 - .6 down, now is back to the old 17-28 down. So if its not working for someone else, toggle settings till it does work.
[Thunderbolt General] Jubei527:
thanks, bud! it works great for me.
[Thunderbolt General] ryanlc:
Worked as stated...thanks!
[Thunderbolt General] recDNA:
Thanks for all your work on this. Is this app written by you?

Is there any version of this app in the Marketplace?

Do you know the original source of this app?

You may pm if it is a secret. It looks fantastic but I don't like putting something on my phone if I have no idea what its source is. I know too little about code from unknown sources to "trust it". I've never really seen any app or rom discussed in which the developer's ID (or at least internet ID) was a secret.
[Thunderbolt General] Grnlantern79:
I answered this for you over at rootzwiki
[Thunderbolt General] recDNA:
I'll go back and look. I didn't realize I was talking about this topic in different forums. When I see your handle I tens to assume I'm in xda.
[Thunderbolt General] dajogejr:
Thank you Green Lantern.

Been running the latest Virus ROM and this was an issue for me.

This worked like a charm!!!
[Thunderbolt General] qhdevon43:
Just wanna reply to this thread and say that people who have the liquid smooth ROM needs to use wifi tether version 2.0.7

heres the link

http://code.google.com/p/android-wi...etail?name=wireless_tether_2_0_7.apk&can=2&q=

after downloading it... it worked great for me! its also fast! Gotta love verizons 4G speeds!
[Thunderbolt General] jesman0:
Yes! I was struggling for quite a while with my Thunderbolt liquid smooth 3.0 rom dropping wifi tethers after only a few minutes of connection time. Leaving the screen on while plugged into the charger failed to work as well. This tethering software has given me a full hour of much faster, rock solid connection to my iPad and laptop. Thanks for posting this, it has fixed my thunderbolt's wifi problems!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rabican:
[Q] Trying to install StarBurst ROM from CWM, external_sd says "no files found"

I have Zedomax 4.1beta installed, and would like to install StarBurst ROM. I did a backup, formated, wipes cache, and dalvcache and then i select "install zip from SDcard" and select external_sd and it kicks me back to the main menu and says "no files found". I have formated the sd card multiple times (using computer, phone, and sd formater from sd association). The sd has the rom's zipped files.

Any ideas why this is happening?

Can i use the internal storage to install rom?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] vikramjatt11:
I dont know why it is not recognizing your sd card.

But yes, you can use the internal storage. Somewhere in CMW, there is an option to mount the sdcard, so you can connect ur phone to the computer, and put tbe ROM in the internal memory. Then, under "install zip from sdcard", there is an option to "install from internal memory". You tbst option to install the ROM from the phones internal.memory. if you cannot see that option, you need to use the latest version of CMW, its somewhere in the development section.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gedster314:
I second the CWR suggestion. One of the ROM or Kernel packages has a bad or old CWR in it, because I have seen your issue too. Using various Roms/kernel packages changed the color to CWR to orange and Blue. One of them didn't even have an option for the the internal SD card. Don't know which one because I tried all them.

I for one will be glade when all the developers get on the same page. Things will get better, it's just a new phone and the community is still forming.
[Galaxy 3 General] infestedd:
hi, in january i flashed a custom rom on my i5800 and kept it till now, now i want to go back to stock, but i have a doubt: what rom should i flash? on samfirmware, i found that this rom :

I5800DTLKDA ##	531.OPS	2.2	2011 April	DOWNLOAD

seens to be the right one. i live in brazil, and this rom is described as usa.

is that the right rom to flash?

thanks!
[Galaxy 3 General] raja4sure:
yes u can flash it....

even you can any one of the listed ROM's ....

I am from India and I was using XXJPS few days ago...which is an European Version....

No problem... you can continue with your flashing....
[HTC Inspire 4G] gpzjack:
I searched but can't find anything. I ran out of room recently on my internal and had a 8gb eternal that was empty.

Edit I'm already saving to sd? duh

thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soudy1994:
Is there a way to disable voodoo color in semaphore kernel? I tried downloading voodoo control from market and reset gamma colors to default but the colors does not look like stock
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soudy1994:
Any help??
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] najarc:
What You exactly expect? Change color profile or what?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nieohl:
i think he wants the color back, sir just try uninstalling the voodoo control.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soudy1994:
yeah i want the stock colors back
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disclaimernotice:
I have the exact same problem. I installed semaphore for the bigmem, but I hate the colours. Voodoo colours may look better at higher brightness levels, but I always use my phone at minimum brightness, and the colours on the semaphore kernal are pretty lousy. I downloaded Voodoo Control to adjust it, but I still can't get the colours on stock kernel.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aaron.bufc:
I no longer use the Semaphore kernal as I'm not on a Samsung rom at the moment, but as far as I can remember it required copying a script to the init.d folder and rebooting. I'm sure it'll be mention in the OP of the kernal thread.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] upichie:
You could try adjusting it to get any colour you prefer. Since, you know, you have all the options in the world.

Or you could buy an iPhone if you want less options. ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soudy1994:
i tried adjusting it but it was not like stock ones and i also h8 the green flash when screen goes off
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] upichie:
You have the ability to adjust it to any colour you want, but you couldn't find the right one.

... the Apple store is that way, buddy. It sounds like you have way too much freedom. ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soudy1994:
why u keep talking about apple and iphone? i dun like ios and i dun want to buy one :@
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soudy1994:
No one know how to disable it??
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malcho:
Voodoo - colour profile set to original.

Screen rgb multipliers set reset.

Screen v1 gamma hack reset to 2.3.3.

This will give you clear speedmod neutral colours.Sorry you cannot get stock colour on custom kernel butt this will bring you close to stock.
[LG Optimus 3D] custode:
Hi, I'm planning to sell my optimus 3D, now it is:

-Rooted

-With clockwork recovery (put through rom manager)

-With a custom ROM

I just wanted to know how to return to the stock firmware rom, without clockwork and root

I need the procedure, a guide that suit my task woithout bricking the phone.

Thanks!!!! :)
[LG Optimus 3D] tropbel:
try this simple tutorial: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1287236

i used this and works great ;)

P.s. : don't remember if also clear the root, if not, just plug your phone in usb debug mode, open superoneclick, click on unroot.

regards
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Noahsoskha:
i have cyanogen on my device. do i need the STOCK rom running to update android?(and if i so, can i have a download link?)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hp420:
no, you can flash through recovery
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rapidreinsta:
You would not get the OTA when it comes through. But you can flash it using CWM recovery.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Noahsoskha:
wait, it is possible to download android 4 from SDK right? i don't really care if it isn't official
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghost010:
download the latest OTA voor nexus s. install it.and wait for OTA 4.0.1
[Galaxy S II General] manouvras:
Hi guys i try to flash darkys rom....from clockworkmod....it was looking going well the installation....but when it opens now...1st i cant get into recovery clockworkmod...and it makes restarts after showing the samsung galaxy s 2 logo.... i flash the factory rom....but the same...any help...? PLSSS !
[Galaxy S II General] Cangir:
Hi

Try to change your kernel or try to root your phone again if this not work,

try to boot in the download mode and flash the Stock rom and stock kernel with odin.
[Galaxy S II General] manouvras:
i change the kernel...and i flashed the stock rom and kernel too... !
[Galaxy S II General] Cangir:
Please try this stock rom

http://hotfile.com/dl/130600675/d481a34/I9100XXKI3.rar.html
pw : samfirmware.com
[Galaxy S II General] manouvras:
tnx my friend...i open the file...it has...3 files....the one is the modem...which i use...?
[Galaxy S II General] Cangir:
PDA = CODE_I9100XXKI3_CL577579_REV02_user_low_ship.tar.md5
PHONE = MODEM_I9100XXKI3_REV_02_CL1062028.tar.md5
CSC = GT-I9100-CSC-MULTI-OXAKI3.tar.md5
[Galaxy S II General] manouvras:
you save me man.... ;) tnxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx !!!!!!
[Galaxy S II General] Cangir:
yuppie ^^ now root it back :p
[Galaxy S II General] manouvras:
hahaha... :) now this is stock rom right ?
[Galaxy S II General] Cangir:
Yes just root your phone with CF-root and then flash your old rom back and have fun !!
[HTC Sensation] SoFaKiNgStOkeD:
Has anyone found an AOSP ROM where the camera and video camera work 100% as it should (no FC's at 1080P, FFC right side up, and zoom working)?
[HTC Sensation] geoffcorey:
No, and it's because all the stuff has to be re-written for our device.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] coozoo:
Hi,

I've searched a lot and nothing found as solution for my Superpad device so below something like solution.

In example below I'm using Superpad Chinese pad, sure some of this action could be applied to any other android devices.

If you experienced with silent mic problem in android system, you can perform fix in few ways (sure only for rooted device):

1. Way to fix through alsa. Launch terminal and type:

$ su

- find your input device, for that execute next command

# alsa_amixer cget numid=3

try numid value from 1 till you will see your input device or message that device doesn't exist

for example my respond:

numid=3,iface=MIXER,name='Input Volume'
; type=INTEGER,access=rw------,values=2,min=0,max=512,step=0
; values=488,488

- if values is less than max (in example 488<512) then you can continue, type next in console

# alsa_amixer cset numid=3 512,512

numid=3,iface=MIXER,name='Input Volume'
; type=INTEGER,access=rw------,values=2,min=0,max=512,step=0
; values=512,512

Settings will be applied till next reboot, after reboot you will execute it by hands again (I found no way to start it automatically at system boot).

So before reboot you can perform:

# alsa_ctl store

After reboot you can restore:

# alsa_ctl restore

2. Another way through audio device registers. This way is different for each audio device and should performed accordingly to chip documentation. For example for chip WM8987 (which is used in Superpad).

Microphone boost configuration are stored in the 5,4 bits of 0x20 register (left channel, 0x21 right channel in my device unusable). Configuration of input lines stored in 7,6 bits the same register.

$ su

- to see current settings perform next

# cat /proc/driver/audregs

in response you will see current settings;

- from chip datasheet:

5:4 bit | boost | hex
00 | off | c0
01 | 13dB | d
10 | 20dB | e0
11 | 29dB | f0

- write this registers into devices, for example for 29dB (mix will be little bit noisy so you can try 20dB) boost:

# echo 0x20 0xf0 > /proc/driver/audregs

- for autostart create XXmicfix (where XX - any unique number) file inside /etc/init.d with next text inside:

#!/system/bin/sh
echo 0x20 0xf0 > /proc/driver/audregs

Hope this will be helpful,

That's all.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] shurikndriod:
:confused:Help im gettin a white screen when open da camera r while playin any video after updating to gingerbread...pls note i updated via kies and not by flashing it...so hw cme ders a problem:mad:
[Nexus S General] waterface:
Hi everyone, I'm new to the forum. Recently got a Nexus S i9023, very happy with the phone. Messing around with custom ROMs, currently running latest NSCollab with latest matr1x kernel, 9.5.

Any suggestion from others who have the same setup? Curious about battery life, as I seem to not get the same average-use runtimes as others who post in the dev forum.

Thanks for feedback!
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
You're running the same setup that I am, and my phone easily runs 20+ hrs with the stock battery.

I run 100/1000 mhz, smartassv2, -35mV undervolt, deep idle enabled. I'm a bit more active in power management than others; leave 3G off unless I need it, use only wifi while at home, and decrease screen brightness to bare minimum.

Usually take advantage of power conserving tricks such as dark wallpaper, inverted browser colors, minimal widgets, etc.

NS4G NSCollab Sprint 1.0.51, Matr1x 9.0, Shady Arctic Blue Theme
[Nexus S General] waterface:
I am lazier than you- won't probably start switching 3G on and off. I switch it to 2G when the battery is down and I can't get to a charger.

WiFi on only as needed of course. Will play with undervolting soon.

DeepIdle though- it should be the ONE thing that extends the battery by hours, although I can't seem to see the benefit. Idle drainage is still 4%-5% every hour. Does it seem normal to you?
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
No, that's not normal. Check to see if deep idle is enabled and check for any misbehaving apps. My battery usage flatlines when the screen is off.

You can also try Juice Defender for automatic power management. It turns off the 3G radio when the screen is off, but still lets apps and email sync when they need to.

NS4G NSCollab Sprint 1.0.51, Matr1x 9.0, Shady Arctic Blue Theme
[Nexus S General] waterface:
Great screenshot suggestion, got that battery monitoring tool. Will report back.

What app should I use for detecting high unusual CPU usages? Any specific good one in mind? I find that everything seems normal in the built-in Android battery statistics info panel...
[Nexus S General] waterface:
Also, how do you feel about the battery charge "fix" that allows the battery to reach 100%? Does your 9.0 kernel have the patch too? I read different opinions about that, I don't mind some extra juice but I wouldn't want to see the battery deteriorate, since I often leave it plugged overnight.

Or maybe it's a fix in the sense that it shows 100% but it still charges to less than that?
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
You can click "Usage" and/or "Statistics" in BMW to see what's been using power. SystemPanel is also a good monitoring app, but it's a paid app.

Matr1x 9.0 does have the 100% battery charge feature (I'm currently using 9.5) but I'm not sure if it truly fills the battery cells or if it's just a percentage display trick. My battery charges to 100%, 1440mAh, and 4,187mV so I think that's a true full charge.

I'm still new to the Nexus, so I've not yet learned all the quirks and minutiae of this phone. Coming from the Evo 4g and I just switched to nexus a few weeks ago.

NS4G NSCollab Sprint 1.0.51, Matr1x 9.0, Shady Arctic Blue Theme
[Nexus S General] waterface:
See:

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At idle time, phone still consumes more or less 15-20 mA, as evident from the graph. Yours seems to absolutely not drain current at all (your charge stays at 100% and your mA graph is at 0 for a good two hours)!

You could post a screenshot of your detailed battery history readings (bottom left button "History") when you have a chance. Just out of curiosity.

Thanks for the info you gave me so far!
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
-15 or so mA is not unusual at idle. Mine actually runs around -5 at rest. My Evo wouldn't go any lower than -16mA.

Been using the phone nonstop tonight, so I scrolled back a bit to find an idle period in the history. Sorry for so many data points... it updates every two minutes.

NS4G NSCollab Sprint 1.0.51, Matr1x 9.0, Shady Arctic Blue Theme
[Nexus S General] EddyBalls:
Welcome! :D
[Nexus S General] waterface:
Pleased to meet you!

Braneless, thanks for posting. Now are those idle battery drains with data on? On wifi, or 3G, or 2G, or what? All other connections off?
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
I use 3G only when I'm out and about, but wifi is on at all times when I'm home. WiFi radio draws a fraction of the power that 3G does, so I just leave it connected.

In other words, the battery history figures are with 3G off and wifi on (set to never sleep with screen off).

Setting wifi to never sleep prevented random reboots with certain roms for the Evo - I just carried that practice over... not even sure if it's necessary for the Nexus.
[Nexus S General] Linus_BE:
I use NexusMV with latest Matr1x kernel and I use 1% overnight with airplane mode on.

After 24h I still have 58% left right now :)
[Nexus S General] waterface:
Bad news.

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I was testing idle battery drain again tonight. Got a system hang of some sort, had to pull the battery. Phone didn't come off of sleep. I was testing with WiFi off and 2G only. As you can see the battery went down 35% during the system hang, in just little over an hour.

I also noticed I don't get anywhere close to only 5mA drain in idle, even with just WiFi on, like braneless. Again, running latest NSCollab ROM with latest Matr1x kernel, 9.5.
[Nexus S General] Sosdoc:
Have you tried checking if there is this file in "/sys/class/misc/deepidle/enabled", it should be 1 if enabled, 0 if disabled.

I think that in some versions of the kernel deep idle would be implemented but not enabled by default.
[Nexus S General] frutelaken:
This system hang is the reason why I left NSCollab. Too many times I woke up with my device not waking up (note: the alarm wouldn't go off either)

There's more people reporting the same issue on NSCollab, no idea what causes it though.

Greetz
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
Did you undervolt the kernel? I had the same issue when I was running an aggressive -75mV, but it completely disappeared when I reduced it to -25mV.
[Nexus S General] waterface:
Checked it, value returned was 1, enabled.
[Nexus S General] waterface:
Matr1x 9.5 is an undervolted kernel, if I remember correctly, -35 mV. I flashed franco.kernel this morning to give it a try, seems like it has more recent bug fixes for deepidle mod. And is not UVed by default. I'll see what happens, and how's battery life with no UV.

Still wondering how braneless got just 5mA drain in idle. Would like to have his exact ROM/kernel/settings/tweaks/OC-UV setup posted!
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
You can also increase voltages using Proton Control.

My setup is pretty simple;

NSCollab Sprint 1.0.51

Matr1x 9.5, -25mV, smartassv2, deep idle enabled

ADW Ex launcher

Screen brightness set to 10%

3G off nearly all the time

WiFi used whenever I'm home

Autosync off, sync mail/cal. manually

That's it! Keep in mind that all phones and their chips are not built entirely the same due to manufacturing tolerances. Some phones can handle varying degrees of undervolt, underclock, overclock, etc. Power drain will vary as well.

Here's my battery summary screen, so you can get an idea of what's consuming my battery:
[Nexus S General] waterface:
Thanks a lot. Will keep tweaking.

(Autosync off! That may be the thing. Also I have a Nexus i9023, yours is a NS4G. May as well mean something..)
[Nexus S General] waterface:
Braneless, another question for you- are you running "always-on" apps, like whatsapp or viber? Because I do. Thought it could be the reason why my battery consumption can't go lower than that...
[Nexus S General] xcoley:
Whatsapp uses push does it not? So that should limit the battery expenditure.
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
I don't run either of those apps. They could certainly account for the extra power draw.