yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S Android Development] Maximilian Mary:
Try 1400 mV dsvarm (+/- 50) for the 1250MHz step.
[Nexus S Android Development] thoth77:
Rebooted

in minutes, rebooted

finally, my device can't handle 1250mhz freq with 250mhz bus/GPU speed
[Nexus S Android Development] caleb1783:
it could be because there is another file after the file you made that undo your settings.

for example, if your name is 58franco, and other files, like 90matrix, will run after your file... and if 90matrix contains the same code (echo 0, for instance), it will undo your file...

its always better to name your file to run at the end. 99zzzz

also, i dont know why but i heard you gotta add an empty line at the end of the script... -> press enter after the last line.

hope that helps...
[Nexus S Android Development] mixtapes08:
What is internal voltage and bus speed means? Can someone help me...? I want to apply this mod and i have a little knowledge about those two terms.
[Nexus S Android Development] got2best:
+1 here I really would like to use this mod but am unsure about how to use and how it works.
[Nexus S Android Development] waterface:
whoa. I don't want that to happen.

I am more interested in extreme UV. I'm corrently testing "crazy" values.

But does anyone know if the same thing (losing IMEI) could happen with just undervolting?...
[Nexus S Android Development] Rafael Cadina:
I'd like to know it better either
[Nexus S Android Development] caleb1783:
All the info is on the previous posts... but as thread is getting longer...

here's how it works and definitions...

http://caleb1783.tistory.com/229

hope it helps..
[Nexus S Android Development] slayerXcore:
quick slightly off topic question is their a sys interface tweak i can enable on my nexus S for BLN blinking 1sec on 1.5sec off or just blink in general. i like being able to set BLN notifications via cmparts but theirs no blink option even though im using a kernel that supports blink and if i try bln control they never top blinking.
[Nexus S Android Development] Flying Fox:
The voltage you normally set (eg per SetCPU) has no effect to the bus/GPU but to the CPU. So if you use liveOC it may cause instability not raising the int voltage. Therefore you can make seperate settings:

int voltage for the bus/GPU and arm voltage for the CPU.

(hope my opinion is correct....)
[Nexus S Android Development] yaronyud:
AFTER REDING entire thread..

i feel moron.. i still can't get what are the differences between ARM and INT volts

and what does LiveOc increase..

can any1 explain everything from scratch..? its hard to get this...

and why we put in ARM those volts and what does the 1000 1100 means when we echo this to the INT
[Nexus S Android Development] ellesshoo:
Before trying that I need to know one thing. Do you know if you are running a custom kernel that supports these tweaks? If the answer is no or you don't understand the question then you will want to "start from scratch " in a different topic thread.
[Nexus S Android Development] yaronyud:
i use Matrix 10.0

thinking about switching to Franco...

franco does support this mod
[Nexus S Android Development] Rafael Cadina:
I see... But i don't know even what bus/GPU stands for. The regular voltages are OK for me (the ones that i set with setCPU), i got the point. But the int voltage and bus i couldn't get...
[Nexus S Android Development] ellesshoo:
I don't know about matrix, but yes, Franco 's does support it. If your liveoc is not stable and you've already tried raising the CPU/ARM voltages you MIGHT be able to raise your int / bus voltages to make things stable. Default voltages are 1100 mV for each frequency step other than 100mhz which uses 1000 mV.
[Nexus S Android Development] yaronyud:
so if i get it than just like i use LiveOc than i need to raise my Voltage

then raising the int from 1100 -> 1150 is just like raising the CPU voltage

(same idea) of caurse CPU and bus speed are not the smae...
[Nexus S Android Development] mixtapes08:
Can you give me a advice using the int voltage.. can u give me example of your arm and int voltage of what kernel are u using.

Im using franco kernel.. and i want a batery saving arm and int voltage value.. can you advice me some... thanks...
[Nexus S Android Development] Flying Fox:
I´m not the guy who can give an advice, I´ve not the experience. Maybe here is your thread: klick

I can just give you my settings, which are comfortable for me:

Franco.Kernel BFS 11/8

LiveOC 110

440/1100 lazy gov.

dsvarm: 1250/1200/1050/950/950

dsvint: 1100/1100/1100/1000 (stock, so no changes here)

---------- Post added at 01:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:18 PM ----------

PS:

LiveOC increases the bus speed and therfore the speed of gpu and cpu (OC as you are used to only increases the cpu-speed). This may cause instability which may require to raise the voltage. The voltage you can set in SetCPU has no effect to the gpu, only to the cpu. Therefore Ezekeel gave us the possibility to change not only the armvolt (for stability of cpu), but also the intvolt (for stability of bus/gpu).

According to the experiences of many users increasing the intvolt doesn´t seem to be necessary if your system runs with LiveOC 110 "only". I myself haven´t changed the intvolt-values and with the settings above my system runs fast and stable - thanks to Ezekeel!!!!!!!

Just an idea, everybody is welcome to correct my opinion :) !!!
[Nexus S Android Development] thoth77:
Matr1x v10.5

Since v10.5, Matr1x kernel supports Custom Voltage MOD :)

NSTools to manage various Ezekeel's MOD
[Nexus S Android Development] iceandfire:
Ezekeel does your repo has the two fixes?
[Nexus S Android Development] Ezekeel:
My repo always has the latest version including all bugfixes.
[Nexus S Android Development] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
can someone explain the difference between armvolt and intvolt?
[Nexus S Android Development] y3mita:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1331610
[Nexus S Android Development] amosher13:
look back just a couple posts, this has been answered:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19192792&postcount=50
[Nexus S Android Development] ellesshoo:
Ezekeel, what is the point of cpu_max_volt and int_max_volt? For example, If your cpu voltages are 1250 1200 1050 950 950 why would it ever go any higher than 1250 mV? I don't understand what those max voltage values do.
[Nexus S Android Development] Corra:
I guess this makes the mod typo-proof. If you write 2150 instead 1250 it won't burn your cpu :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DennisBPM:
can somebody point me into tar or cwm zip file, i really need this kernel as i am not happy with siyah kernel

thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ogk-slay:
Insanity ROM uses this kernel :http://nfye.eu/rom/i9100/insanity-ii-kernel-latest.zip

try that?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thracemerin:
You can also just flash or reflash a CM7 nightly to get it, if you're already on CM7 it shouldn't require you to wipe anything and will put the kernel back to stock which is the one you are looking for.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dewide:
Hi everyone! :)

I flashed MIUI for about 1 month ago, everything went well but i really don't like the batterylife.. I heard that Darkys Rom has better batterylife.. So how do i go to Darkys Rom from MIUI? :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creative0100:
I just downloaded Darky 10.2 RE

flash via odin then update to 10.2.2 via darky app.

I wouldnt get too excited about the battery life, I flashed this a week ago and I think I will be going back to Serendipity 6.3. Battery life for me on Darky has been terrible!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vash_stanped:
Right now I'm using [ROM]MIUI Mint Berry Edition 1.10.28 and the battery life is pretty good, perhaps you should give it a try.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaecamus:
i have darky final from two weeks and it is very good about all aspect. The battery life is excellent.. try it! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] upichie:
I'd suggest searching and learning all you can about getting the most out of your battery life. It'll help you in the long run.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] martis347:
I'm using darky,it has great battery life,perfect in speed, i'm lovin' it :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anukilimanoor:
You can flash Darkys 10.2 RE

http://www.hdtechvideo.com/?p=5

Then flash Darkys 10.2.2

http://www.hdtechvideo.com/?p=48
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KevParlee:
Is there anyway you can get the webtop on the Nexus?

I'm torn between the RAZR and Nexus for my upgrade

If nexus can get Webtop then that's an easy win
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Penguissimo:
Wouldn't count on it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joecastrignano:
It won't work since the Nexus does not have a mini hdmi port.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pukemon:
It would probably be much easier to build something like webtop from the ground up than port it. In either highly unlikely youll see either.

I invented cyberspace. You're trespassing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DANOinSD:
HDMI on Nexus

Just a thought all, the Samsung Infuse comes with a Mini USB adapter/connector that outputs to HDMI. Whether or not this could aid in Webtop development for the Nexus I'm not sure. Just a thought! but also agree this may be a lost cause!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andjohn:
Webtop

Hello,

A little birdy told me wait..wait...wait :)

Also, the Galaxy Nexus has an MHL port, which is a combo of USB-on-the-go, HDMI, and USB charging. You can get a USB/HDMI -> MHL cord for all MHL phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
is there someone who tried the hdmi functionality?

In any case webtop like will not be possible since you can connect both hdmi and mouse on the same port
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DarthPiggie:
You can create something close. Simply get the MHL cable everyone is talking about, a bluetooth keyboard and mouse, connect it all to the nexus and you have one giant tablet-like interface =) Not really too portable since you can't carry around an LCD screen though, lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
not really the same, webtop is way better for this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Tablet + phone?

G2x - 2.3.7 CM7

Transformer - 3.2 Revolver OC/UV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Balthazar B:
More like netbook+phone. See Atrix, Bionic, etc. Although it's more acceptable than optimal, Moto has a large head start on this type of solution.

For tablet+phone, Asus may have an interesting entry in 1H2012.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KevParlee:
I came across Airdroid if your connected to a Network. This is Pretty awsome. I just like texting with a keyboard. It runs in your desktop Browser

In the market (can't Link as new user)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JayBeezy802:
To be honest, the only thing I like about the Razr is SmartApps, the Design of the phone, and moto always does a good job of media sharing ala DLNA.

The software and screen resolution alone make the galaxy nexus better. Updates straight from google and the newest O.S. make it better. I'm sick and tired of manufacturers trying to reskin android and delaying updates to "make sure it's compatible with their phones".

With that said, the closest thing you can do, right now, would be to get the MHL adapter. Or use something like airdroid.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
Airdroid isn't related with webtop.

Webtop is good when you haven't got a computer, in this case you can use a monitor and your phone as a computer.

With AirDroid you need a computer to access the phone, pretty useless imho.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eromrab:
Some interesting reads:

This talks about how the MHL technology can be used to hook the Nexus up to an HDMI TV. The main problem is not being able to charge the phone while using it, unless you have a newer MHL supporting phone.

http://www.talkandroid.com/89887-galaxy-nexus-desktop-better-than-motorola-webtop/#.T24bZzEV0QQ

Which made me think, someone out there could very easily create a "go between" that would hook up to the USB of the phone, a charger, and the HDMI of the TV... and I was right!

http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters...F380/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1332616212&sr=8-8

I'm going to be playing with this stuff a bit more after that adapter comes in the mail...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
The Nexus can output to HDMI. All you need is a program to alter output vs a straight mirror.

What most people do now, is lower their DPI to 190 and use a bluetooth mouse/keyboard.

If someone were to build a program to alter the output, like a full screen launcher with a faux status bar, etc... you could also use the touchscreen as a mousepad. But honestly a Bluetooth Keyboard/Mouse is best so you can put the phone near the TV/Monitor and you can be across the room.

I did this with my G2x (which had a dedicated HDMI port) and not only used a keyboard/mouse but also my PS3 gamepad for games.
[Nexus S General] RSuksdorf:
I have a AT&T Version of the Nexus S. I updated to 2.3.6 and it killed my radio signal, not as in low, as in an X above the signal bars. So i then went on to pushing the old radio back to the phone. When i pushed the old radio, not only did it not fix my signal issue. It has killed my WiFi, under settings the WiFi just says error. Been without a phone for almost two weeks trying to fix this any help would be great!

Here is my phone info as under settings:

Model Number: Nexus S

Android Version: 2.3.6

Baseband Version: I920XXKB3

Kernel Version: 2.6.35.13-netarchy-nexus-1.3.7-cfs-2.3.4superatmel@gmail#14

Build Number: GRK39F

Thanks!
[Nexus S General] qtwrk:
tried others radio ? KF1 KB3 KD1 ...etc ?

WIFI error , i usually experienced that when i flash new kernel , so ...

you may solved it by flash other kernel
[Nexus S General] RSuksdorf:
Yup have pushed multiple radios, with no luck. In not sure about the Kernel unless it was updated with 2.3.6 roll out. I haven't updated it, just driving me nuts.
[Nexus S General] qtwrk:
well ...

if i were you , i would try wipe and format everything on the phone , of course , back up first , and then flash whole new stock ROM ... try it out

---------- Post added at 11:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:59 PM ----------

Kernel Version: 2.6.35.13-netarchy-nexus-1.3.7-cfs-2.3.4superatmel@gmail#14

obviously your kernel is not a stock one ...
[Nexus S General] corythug:
I've run into this problem flashing an anykernel script kernel separately from a rom, as in flashed rom, booted up, then cwn again for kernel. Instead of all in one cwm session.
[Nexus S General] YourMainDude:
Flash the KB3 Radio because I have AT&T

If you don't have Root explorer Go into the web via wifi : 4shared.com

Download 'Root Explorer v.2.16"

Open it accept super user request

Go into EFS File And

Long Press/Move To Root Of SD the Following Files:

Nv.log

Nv_data.bin

Nv_data.bin.md5

Reboot phone and your Phone will be back to normal =]

Btw even if u move the files to Root Of SD ..once u reboot ull have them back in the EFS file and now in Root Of SD. But "REMEMBER" Flash KB3 Radio First! . Can't find it? go into Nexus S Development. .. scroll down til u see the Radio Thread

=]

Update: Just Noticed ur already on KB3 ... flash UCKD1 then follow the Steps.. then flash KB3 Again ^_^

-Sent While Motor boating Your Mom =D
[Nexus S General] headsh0tshurt:
Having a similar issue. I got stuck with a bootloop and even after flashing the latest stable clockwork recovery and CM7 release it still would not exit the boot loop. i wiped the cache/dalvik...still no bueno. i decided to wipe the entire device.

i was able to reinstall all my apps that i needed but the wifi status remains listed at "error".

i rebooted the phone, even tried the steps mentioned previously:

*backed up the efs_backup.bat / efs_backup.sh by running adb pull /efs

*using Root Explorer, i didn't have the "Nv.log" file in my /efs folder. I was able to move the Nv_data.bin & Nv_data.bin.md5 files to the /sdcard folder.

I rebooted the device but the issue remains.

Which radio version do I have because the ones i saw on the guide does not list an I9020XXJK8..unless the remaining characters after i9020 are supposed to equal one of the I9020a/I9020t/I9023 versions....

My phone's information:
[Nexus S General] headsh0tshurt:
I've also tried an advanced restore of the boot from a back up (from June 2011). rebooted the device and now it wont even get past the google screen w/ the unlock symbol.

i tried another restore of the backup from a recent date and i was able to get back into my phone but the issue remains.
[Nexus S General] YourMainDude:
Didn't have Nv.Log? Ohhhhh crap lol

Sent From In between Your Moms Boobies
[Nexus S General] headsh0tshurt:
i presume not having that file poses a problem for my phone
[Nexus S General] YourMainDude:
I think it does because u need all three ... =/ maybe I can upload mine later? Or pm me and ill send it via email?

Sent From In between Your Moms Boobies
[Nexus S General] headsh0tshurt:
thx. i'll send you a pm now
[Nexus S General] jerkwagon:
did the missing file fix the issue?
[Nexus S General] headsh0tshurt:
no it did not. i tried flashing the radio for my i9020xxjk8 from the xda site. it began to install but then it said installation aborted...there was no reason given as to why it did that. but my phone still works normally and the wifi is still not working
[Nexus S General] headsh0tshurt:
i woke up this morning and my phone was stuck in a boot loop. removed the battery 3 times with no success. i also tried a restore of the boot from a backup but it said it couldnt find the system.cache.img and failed. i then just booted it into recovery mode and installed the older OS version (2.3.6) and i was able to get back into the phone. however the phone is now seen as being unrooted so i have to re-root the device so i can properly run cm7.

---------- Post added at 09:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:21 AM ----------

Here is the link for the thread w/ the 2.3.6 version for the i9020t that i have -- http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1063664

also i downloaded the Android 2.3.6/GRK39F/XXKF1 Radio/KA3 Bootloader
[Nexus S General] jerkwagon:
what phone are you using?
[Nexus S General] headsh0tshurt:
i'm using the tmobile nexus s
[Nexus S General] jerkwagon:
im sending mine back to samsung for a repair.
[Galaxy Tab General] q2n:
With it's just-right display size, the SGTab is particularly well-suited for navigation on the road. Setup is straightforward:

Either install Navit from the market or get the latest nightly build from http{:}//download.navit-project.org/navit/android_armv5te/svn/ (sorry, can't post links yet)

Download maps for desired area

Edit config file for map and preference data

Download voice for turn-by-turn audible instructions

Works amazingly well, no data connection required while driving, and even snaps to nearest mapped location when on roads that are not on the map.

After using for awhile, its greatest need becomes clear:

The ability to set route waypoints. Fortunately, there's a patch that adds this feature - http{:}//trac.navit-project.org/ticket/46 - but it's not committed to trunk yet so the only way to get such a version is to download the source, apply the patch, and compile.

Here's where it gets wonky. As mentioned in the documentation (http{:}//wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/Navit_on_Android), cross-compiling for Android is sketchy. After trying unsuccessfully to build on an x86_64 machine, I've given up.

So the burning question: Any gurus out there want to give this a go and post the resulting .apk for 'testing'? :D
[Galaxy Tab General] StarLog:
That is a nice app.

I and several others a work use WAZE.

It is free on the market.

Lets us know where the cops are hidding, and a plus it has navigation.

I was surprised when it was connected via bluetooth to my car radio, and a female voice announced. Police ahead 500 feet.

So dodge that ticket.
[Galaxy Tab General] q2n:
@StarLog, thanks for the tip, which made me take a better look at Waze. It IS totally cool. BUT, like Google Maps, it requires a data connection to grab map tiles and calculate routes. This is fine for those who only drive in areas with signal coverage and who have good data plan$. For them, Waze could eventually be superior to GMaps. (Might even be now, don't know.)

Navit, on the other hand, is completely self-contained (no data connection required). When started, it turns the device into a configurable navigator with full access to all onboard maps. Under battery power, no connections of any kind are needed. And I especially appreciate the "configurable" part, which lets me choose data and controls displayed, sizes and colors, and where shown on screen.

Of course, this less dynamic map model makes updates more cumbersome, and there's no provision for real-time input to the database. Two different approaches, two different products.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okizen:
I'm thinking of using a custom rom for my P7500 and wanted to know if I would be able to go back to a stock rom if I needed to?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BIOYAM:
Yes you can.

Do a little reading up on going back to stock in this forum. Even though the nessesary stock rom etc are on here, it is always easier to make your own backup and restore from it.

Good luck and happy flashing.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lgsshedden:
before making any custom changes do a nandroid backup of the whole phone in recovery and then back up your apps and data using Titanium.

Also useful to copy a backup to your PC.

You can flash away and install custom roms, kernels and themes. Most should be fixable by going back to your backup. Having your data etc. backed up to your PC also allows you to re-flash stock and restore the whole system should that be desirable or necessary.

Google backs up your data also if you allow it and you can ensure contacts and calender stuff by synchronization with an online account.

This may sound paranoid, but a thorough backup allows you greater freedom to experiment and play with various custom options up to the point you find the set up you like best.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okizen:
Thanx for the info guys.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] womble_sanfran:
I just bought a 2nd hand Desire and am loving it, it is still on Stock Froyo with Sense. I have had an Orange San Francisco for a year so am familiar with ROMs, etc but I am confused by the amount of choice about Desire ROMs.

There is so much choice with Desire ROMs that I am after some help, I want a good stable ROM that fits on a small /system partition as I will be repartitioning the NAND storage, I don’t want any App2SD or anything else that will mean storing any apps on my SD card. I don’t need Sense. Can anyone suggest a ROM? I see that lots of ROMs have data2sd and I don’t need that. I was thinking Oxygen would be a good one, am I right?

Thanks,

Simon
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pipusz:
Oxygen or Devnull.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zedmarcus:
Try any aosp rom.

Redux2

GingerVillain

Oxygen

dGB

Try one and see how it goes.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Well dGB is by far the smallest :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] womble_sanfran:
Thanks for the tips, I will have a read through those ROMs threads and give them a try.

Cheers
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zedmarcus:
That's why I recommended it.

Still can't believe I haven't tried it myself yet. Think this weekend I'll give it a try :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
If you do, let me know how you get on :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] andrawer:
Frustrating that my Infuse has such difficulty scanning those barcodes you find in magazines...occasionally it works but most often it just continually tries to focus.

oh well...tried cleaning the lens but suppose not much else to do?

I suppose this is a case of some infuse's work fine, others don't.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Sarius24:
If you hold it too close to the QR code it might not work.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Chaos73:
Which app are you using?