yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] iks8:
Oh sorry I don't know about that. I've writen "cat /sys/kernel/mm/ksm/pages_sharing" and I've got "0" as a reply.

edit

Maybe it was a rom bug, on gdx ksm works.
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] mile18:
can someone tell me how to controll CPU voltage on this kernel?
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] Cancar96:
usually it is done trough settings in rom:

settings->CMsettings->performance

dont see a reason to hustle with kernel code..
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] Gogeta:
But voltage isn't frequency :confused:

Or he is asking about clock frequency with wrong words:confused:
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] mile18:
i'm talking about changing voltage that CPU have, in Volts
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] fotak-x:
nooo...dont mess with cpu voltage...if you increase voltage for 1V u can destroy that tiny mobile cpu :p
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] Groot:
that would be dangerous, it can harm not only your phone, but also your hands!

Swyped via Tapatalk 2
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] kreatonn:
U can if u use yair kernel, but just for jb,
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] Groot:
woow, seriously? in Volts?!
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] kreatonn:
Yess, try it man...:thumbup:
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] blokva:
[MENTION=1207682]testers[/MENTION] of v10

Is this version more or less stable?

I'd like to flash it insted v9c, but I doubt do it.
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] atomrat:
V10 is similar to v9c but some times phone is hard to wake-up on v9c my phone rebooted on 806 mhz on v10 reboots on 825 but I'm using only 600 mhz

This is my opinion

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[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] blokva:
I have flashed this version and I see it is more stble then v09!
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] vuiseng:
where the alfs-10 ??
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] iks8:
@up here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=41538084
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] vuiseng:
this just test ?? not stable ??
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] iks8:
It's beta but it stable. For me it works good.
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] atomrat:
For me to works like a charm

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[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] playjun:
working great on gdx v31 using alfs-10(test).

minimum edition™®
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] effective:
Actually is more stable than the 09c version on my phone (: have it from a month now.
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] andyblessing:
Pls I've flashed this kernel on froyopro....but wifi error when trying to turn on....

Pls help!
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] CtrlAltDelIrl:
FroyoPro needs the GDX kernel for wifi to work ;)
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] andyblessing:
Pls link me GDX kernel
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] pilu1978:
You can find it in the first post...

Download alfs8a-gdx or alfs9c-wlan for froyopro.

[MENTION=4532476]CtrlAltDelIrl[/MENTION]: hey man, you are alive? ;)
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] andyblessing:
I'm already using alf_8a now...no wifi...

will try the 9c later to see

thanks a lot...
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] andyblessing:
Still WiFi error on ...v09c too

Pls help!
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] killerassassin:
Reflash Kernel.....Reinstall ROM.... if the problem persists.... switch to nAa-14....its the best Gingerbread Kernel....I think...:D
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] andyblessing:
thanks...I will try that one too...
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] andyblessing:
phone keep rebooting on alf wlan 9c no fps....pls help?
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] chrissykess:
Where i ćan find v10? Or just v10 is only for testers?
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] pilu1978:
Go back 7-8 pages and you can find it. Or check alfsamsung posts. He posted the test versions of V10 around middle of may. :)
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] chrissykess:
You prefer nAa-14 or alfs kernel for last version. I have use since half year nAa-14 with this rom, but what you're thinking about alfs?
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] dickperia:
Thanks..
[XPERIA X8 Original Android Development] yousef-p:
surprise for all .delneshin 7.06 rom full support alfs v10 cm7 and alfs v9c cm7 (dx) and alfs v8a dx.

very good work with rom thanks alfsamsung
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] cameraz:
Adobe says it's scrapping its Flash browser plug-in for mobile devices:

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-57321321-92/adobe-were-ditching-flash-player-for-mobile/

How will this affect GTab users?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] luminouche:
Dev is probably closed, but your Tab will continue to work with Flash animations...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] .torrented:
Was reading this on android Police and what's gonna happen (speculating ) is that sooner or later flash will die and HTML5 will take over... Flash will stop working at some point bit for the meantime there will be security updates... I'm just reiterating what was said over on AP
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] hoss_n2:
both WP7 , android and IOS support HTML 5 so there won't be any problems in future use
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] foxbat121:
I for one can't wait for that day (when flash is completely off the web) to come. Flash player is the biggest piece of crap ever existed. On my PC, everytime I reboot it, there is a flash patch. On the phone, it simply drag the browser down and consumes more battery.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] siggehandf:
Great if there something to replace it, sucks if not.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] foxbat121:
HTML5 is already replacing it.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Stardate Tab 10.1:
Looks like Steve Jobs was right all along.

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] roboron:
Not Dead for Awhile

As someone who codes in both 'HTML 5' and Flash I can say that Flash will live on for at least 3-4 years if not longer. HTML 5 has about 1/5 the capabilities of Flash and as of now and there are no off-the-shelf editors that even come close to making advanced HTML 5 animations or even transitions. The ones that are out there make crude code that doesn't work consistently (if at all) and would get an 'F' in a basic Flash 101 classroom. Small to medium size companies will NOT be updating their Flash sites for quite awhile because they can't afford to and so iOS will continue to offer a dumbed down version of the web for the foreseeable future.

The thing that most depresses me about this is that Flash and it's tools when used correctly created wonderfully creative and imaginative sites. Content creation with HTML 5 is like painting with a brick compared to Flash. Everything will start looking like a Wordpress blog. The irony is that Apple - the 'design' company - has taken website design backwards, not forwards.

And for those who think that Flash's demise will help your CPU cycles then you obviously don't know anything about what's causing your processer to work hard. The great thing about Flash was it's original purpose of using vectors instead of pixels (NOT a video delivery system). Now instead of tiny vector files our CPU will be processing larger and larger pixel files.

We're back to the age of the animated GIF...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] foxbat121:
I imagine the old school sites will stick around for a while. But when those companies finally realize that the internet traffic has dramatically reduced due to their antiquated web design, they will adopt whatever is next big hit. More and more ppl are using mobile platform to browse internet, either a smartphone or tablet. And for most of those demanded flash support, their main intension is to watch video, a format that is not what Flash is design for in the first place. Animated cool Flash site never really worked well in the mobile flash player anyway.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] tabing:
This is not good now we have flash enabled devices and most websites have flash content. I have old gen archos and I remember when Archos said that there will be no update for flash player after certain update. So after sometime flash content I used to watch online on archos tablet were no long worked. Whenever I go to flash content blue box with question mark appears. But adobe ditching flash is good news for iPad users.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] hagba:
This cannot mean other than one thing, hit Android where its advantage is.After that equality will prevail.

Let's be honest ,which modern mobile platform except Android is using the Flash.

In every argument I have seen Android came on the top as a full experience due to its full support for Flash.

Now seems that will be deprived from one of its biggest advantages.

Sent from my HD2 WM.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] lufc:
Nice to Know thanks for your spin on this nice work
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ToggleLee:
no wonder they keep updating recently
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] seltaeb:
I have never coded for Flash or HTML5, but doesn't the HTML5 spec include SVG? Secondly, I believe Adobe intends to focus on HTML5 content creation tools, so you will have the tools you need eventually.

Personally, I am glad Flash is going away (at least on mobile devices to begin with and hopefully desktops sometime soon). I never enable the Flash plugin on tablets / phones and use Flashblock on the desktop. However, I do understand that some people may actually like Flash or have a use for it -- they'll get over it, I guess.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] foxbat121:
It does. Vector drawing is part of the spec. There is nothing inherently HTML5 can't do that Flash player can. Of course the tools are not there yet and each browser has its own implementation of HTML5 that makes such programming slightly more complicated.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] roboron:
Real Vector Drawing vs. HTML5

Yes, that's quite an understatement. So far I've only seen very basic shapes. It's like comparing a stick figure to the Mona Lisa. If you are familiar with Adobe Illustrator then you know the potential of vector illustration and what it can do (and what has been done for the last 2 decades). HTML5 is like MacDraw from 1985 -- and so far there is no HTML5 application out there that even has the capabilities of MacDraw!!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] animatechnica:
+1 yeah and lets not even talk about games and 3d the best html 5 can do...how bout doom circa 1990s
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] nandihno:
i am predicting that tablets will be slimmer in 2 years

i will be as right as S Jobs was right bout Flash..

lol ok no more sarcasm
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] madsquabbles:
when they get slimmer you'd have to buy case as thick as the tablets are today to keep them from flexing and warping. kinda defeats the purpose.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dlieuOfXda:
Maybe they will get flex then. Some phone prototypes already do that today.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
I suppose I don't mind Flash going away altogether, provided that:

A) The current, and last ever, available version of Flash continues to be available to future releases of Android. The fact that ICS is missing Flash already, kinda disturbs me.

-AND-

B) HTML5 (or some other alternative) becomes so dominant that the presence of flash support on a device (or lack thereof) becomes irrelevant (except maybe for a few obscure websites that no one cares about anymore anyway).

Basically, until we get to a point where pretty much no one cares whether or not flash carries on, we're not ready yet to see it go... I don't think we're quite there yet... Not even close.
[HTC Sensation] Fata7ity:
Hi I have a question about the o/c daemon coz i made my phone like this

Wake state setting

Wake min- 38400

Wake max- 153600

Sleep setting

Sleep min - 19200

Sleep max - 38400

Is this okay??

After installing the arhd 1.4 do i need to touch the oc daemon??
[HTC Sensation] boulder_boy:
I'm assuming you mean ARHD 4.1.6?

I'm not entirely sure I understand your question but those settings look ok.

In any case using OC daemon you can change the clock speed on the fly

Hope this helps :)
[HTC Sensation] Fata7ity:
Thanks! What im saying to my 2nd question is After flashing the ARHD 1.4.6 the O/C daemon comes with the package right? So heres my point do i need to touch the oc daemon just to make it work? I mean like pressing the apply button? Or leave it as is??
[HTC Sensation] boulder_boy:
Again: ARHD 4.1.6 :P

Ah makes sense! when you open the app if the clock settings show the same values as those in your 1st post then no, you don't have to hit the Apply button again.

Although you can always change the clock speed to a new value and then change it back again;)
[HTC Sensation] Fata7ity:
Thx.
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

I have ARHD 4.1.6, with Faux's latest kernel.

Do you still have the kernel that was supplied with the ROM?

I think it was 0.2.3.r.

This will probably cause you problems with excessive battery drain.

When/if it does,download the 0.2.4.r kernel from my sig.

Place the kernel on the root of your sd card.

Go into recovery,

Make a nandroid backup,

wipe cache partition and dalvik,

install the kernel,like a ROM ,

reboot.

Then go into Daemon Controller.

Set the maximum and minimum frequency to your desired settings(192000 min,1512000 max is good)

set the governor to "intellidemand " in the drop down menu,

press bypass and apply.

Job done.

No need to ever worry about it again.

:)
[HTC Sensation] Fata7ity:
How about the sleep state??
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

The sleep state is taken care of by the Intellidemand governor.

That's the point.

Once you set it up as I said ,it will do all the work for you.

:)
[HTC Sensation] Fata7ity:
Okay great thank you so much man!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
http://mobilesyrup.com/2011/11/09/samsung-galaxy-nexus-hands-on-video/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsvanhoy:
vizio vtab1008 mounts the sd card at /mnt/sdcard/external no root methods have worked so far i think because of this. any way someone could help with this?
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
Blur_Version.3.2.6.MB809.ACG-CellSouth.en.US.zip

md5: 43402fb5e6dcb29be8eaba98d1d5f08f

Cellular South OTA Update file. this is stock android 2.3.5 for the Milestone X.

android version: 2.3.5

system version: 4.5.602.MB809.ACG-CS.en.US

Baseband Version: BP_C_02.12.00R

Kernel Version: 2.6.32.9-geadffa3mcbk83@il93lnxdroid18 #1

Build number: 4.5.1_57_MX2-32

this was downloaded from cspire over the air.

it is rootable using DooMLoRD_v3_ROOT-zergRush-busybox-su.zip

this has been reported to be an SBF alternative (well. kind of anyhow) for C Spire users. rename the file update.zip, copy to sdcard and flash from recovery.
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
anyone know how i can update and still keep root???
[Droid X Android Development] connora:
Try this:

DooMLoRD_v1_ROOT-zergRush-busybox-su
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
yea my wife found this gonna try it as soon as i get a chance....
[Droid X Android Development] tylorjefcoat:
Any luck? [10char]

--edit

it works

DooMLoRD_v3_ROOT-zergRush-busybox-su
[Droid X Android Development] connora:
This is just averizon .605 uppdate package.|
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
it may be the same, however this is the OTA download from CSPIRE.
[Droid X Android Development] Brickster:
One Click Root works and Droid X Bootstrapper from market works also.
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
wow... glad you posted... what ver of CWM are you using, and you said that you CAN go back to 2.3.5 using the OTA update renamed update.zip?
[Droid X Android Development] Brickster:
I use cwm 2.5.0.6 that came with Droid X Bootstrapper. Don't update it from the app though using the flash for droid x, it will mess up the recovery.

And yes you can go back to 2.3.5 ota...
[Droid X Android Development] Sippi4x4man:
Thank you for this
[Droid X Android Development] ahnuts72:
ok tried this to see if it works before i tried anything else

only change from stock was using doomlords root

everything goes fine up to updating cdt.bin

then i get 0101

assert failed: motorola.update_nv then a lot of numbers and letters then

:unknown command then a lot of numbers and letters again

then e:error in /tmp/sideload/package.zip

(status 7)

installation aborted

any ideas phone still works but want this to work before i try any recoveries or roms

not new to the scene had my hero rooted and s-off since the beginning well s-off later but u get the point

edit do i need to unroot it first
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
what recovery are you using?

EDIT: it looks like you said that you are using the stock recovery, pretty sure that the described method requires that you have the droid x bootstrap with cwm installed.
[Droid X Android Development] ahnuts72:
Thanks for the reply so after flashing this from cwm the phone will be back to stock if i understand correct stock recovery no root stock rom just like out of the box.

This is my first motorola since the original razr so i dont want to mess it up since i just got it

According to brikster it should work from stock recovery maybe

a bad download?
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
as far as i know yes.

Perhaps....
[Droid X Android Development] ogboot:
Thanks for the upload!
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
you're welcome!
[Droid X Android Development] ahnuts72:
I was thinking (scary i know) could it be because im already on 235

and it checks to see if im all ready on the update maybe it would work if i had cm or another rom flashed
[Droid X Android Development] ogboot:
I picked mine up this week and they're shipping with 235 now.
[Droid X Android Development] Rocheforte:
So, I downloaded the Droid X bootstrapper from the market as well as CWM, but made sure not to flash over the bootstrap recovery. Every time I boot into the recovery now, all it shows is a blank black screen. Any ideas?
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
What do you mean you made sure not too flash over the bootstrap recovery?
[Droid X Android Development] Rocheforte:
I mean that I didn't flash recovery through CWM at all and just did it through the Droid X bootstrapper because there was an earlier post saying that flashing from CWM afterwards would mess up the recovery.
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
did you try and boot recovery from the droid x bootstrapper app?

are you trying to boot stock android recovery or CWM Recovery? the bootstrapper app installs CWM. i don't remember anything about it messing up the recovery. in fact i think that you can still boot into either of them. (someone please correct me if i am wrong) what the bootstrapper will do is cause you not to be able to update OTA. an OTA update will fail due to the logwrapper file that is replaced by droid x bootstrap. it renames the original logwrapper file to logwrapper.bin, however switching them back around doesn't seem to fix the problem. after a lot of research and a few handfuls of my own hair. i found a clean logwrapper file that you can replace it with. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20150736&postcount=2.

hope this helps.
[Droid X Android Development] Rocheforte:
Yeah that's what I meant was that I didn't let the clockwork app flash over whichever recovery version the bootstrapper installed. All it turned out to be was needing to uncheck usb debugging.

However, I'm still not able to flash any roms. The most recent was CM nightlies. After I wiped data, dalvik, cache, and battery stats, I removed the check assert line from the text per brickster's advice. After I'm told it was successfully installed, I reboot and am stuck on the red Moto logo for about 30 minutes. I pulled the battery and rebooted, and then I'm not able to get into the CWM recovery at all, only the staring at the logo or the stock bootloader.
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
have you tried to use adb from the bootloader screen? boot to bootloader, connect phone to pc, open cmd window, "ADB REBOOT RECOVERY" (without quotes)
[Droid X Android Development] Rocheforte:
I hadn't thought of that at the time. I think I'll end up just sticking with their stock 2.3 for awhile.
[Droid X Android Development] ngholson:
that is what i did, the stock 2.3.5 is really nice. so far i have no complaints, there isn't anything that i want to do that i can't do.
[Droid X Android Development] Fender0246:
I bought the Milestone X about 1 month before Cellular South switched to CSpire. I am stuck on 2.2.2. I never got the OTA update to 2.3 nor will it let me manually download it from "about phone" menu. So, I said screw it and decided to flash it myself so I rooted, got Clockwork mod and droid x bootstrapper and downloaded the file you posted here. When I attempt to flash it from the recovery screen, i get

assert failed: getprop("ro.product.device") == "cdma_shadow" || getprop(ro.build.product") == "cdma_shadow"

E:Error in /sdcard/update.zip

(Status 7)

Installation aborted.

Am I going about this wrong or is there better solution to my situation?
[Droid X Android Development] Rocheforte:
There's a similar error I get when trying to flash any roms in CWM, removing that line of code won't do much good. If I were you I'd take it to Cspire and tell them yours won't receive the update. When I did that, they did a warranty return and gave me one with 2.3 preinstalled.
[Droid X Android Development] Fender0246:
That sounds like the thing to do. Everything now for the Milestone works from their 2.3 OTA update from what I've seen. Plus, if I like it enough, I probably won't flash anything on it, still might root to get rid of bloatware.

Let me ask you this though. When you took yours back, had you rooted yours and if so, did they look into it or say anything or just go ahead and give you another phone?
[Droid X Android Development] Fender0246:
No luck in the store. Removed root and bootstrap via SBF back to 2.2, factory reset, and was able to get OTA update. Running 2.3.5 now. Update is looks nice. Works fast. We'll see how long my patience lasts before I decide to root and load more roms.
[Droid X Android Development] Rocheforte:
Honestly they didn't mention anything about it being rooted. I'm fairly certain I didn't unroot, and I have yet to see any of the representatives mention it. Might want to unroot just to be safe, but if you don't I strongly doubt they'll do anything since this has been a fairly common issue.
[Droid X Android Development] Rocheforte:
Would you mind explaining how you were able to sbf back? Everytime I've tried using the sbf here using rsd lite or the linux tools, I've bricked and had to do a warranty replacement.
[Droid X Android Development] Fender0246:
Follow this guide and you should be good. Make sure your Milestone X was stock 2.2 because I believe

if you try to SBF one that was 2.3.5 stock to 2.2, you will just brick.

Guide - droidxforums.com/forum/droid-x-sbf/12015-complete-droid-x-sbf-flashing-guide.html

SPF file link - sites.google.com/site/1kdsdroidx/home

(Used SBF file in the "Milestone X" link near the bottom)

Important to make sure you match the proper bootloader version as well or it will not work properly.

Might have to put those links in Google or something as I can't post outside links as a 'new user'.
[Droid X Android Development] D-man3490:
The bad thing is there is no current way to sbf or get an update.zip that will work with a phone that came with 2.3.5
[Droid X Android Development] Sippi4x4man:
Can anyone confirm that the two files under the Cellular South section actually work?

Here is the link for anyone that needs it Motorola Milestone X SBF Files