yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
Ok a little more information please. Is this a new IncS that shipped with HBOOT 1.16? If not, did you receive an OTA update that installed HBOOT 1.16? In either case unless you went through the procedure at HTCDEV site to UnLock the bootloader and flash a custom recovery and a new ROM, ou probably still have a stock ROM on it.

So if you could explain in more detail the current state of your system it would help.
[HTC Incredible S] morgy59:
i got hboot 1.16 preinstalled and i'm currently trying to boot miui rom
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
So you have unlocked the bootloader and flashed a custom recovery and then flashed MIUI? After you flashed MIUI did you extract the boot.img from the MIUI zip file and flash it using the FASTBOOT command?
[HTC Incredible S] morgy59:
i just done it and i would like to know how to reinstall stock rom with hboot 1.16 and radio version is 3805.07.03.05 please
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
This post has a whole bunch of shipped stock ROMs. Download the one for your carrier and then run the RUU.exe on your PC and follow the instructions.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1033922
[HTC Incredible S] morgy59:
which operating system is best to use ruu on i am running windows 7 x64 sp1
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
I have run RUU successfully using Windows 7 X64. Just make sure you have the current HTC Sync drivers installed.
[HTC Incredible S] morgy59:
error [155]: unknown error

the rom update utility cannot update your android phone

please get the correct rom update utility and try again
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
What carrier are you on and which RUU did you try to run?
[HTC Incredible S] morgy59:
optus and using optus ruu
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
Ok the only Optus RUU that is there is the original Optus GB ROM and not the most current that has HBOOT 1.16 in it. That is why the RUU is failing. HBOOT 1.16 will not let you downgrade the HBOOT version by running an older RUU.
[HTC Incredible S] morgy59:
so how can i restore to stock using ruu hboot 1.16 then
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
Did you make a nandroid backup in recovery before you tried flashing Miui? If not then you are stuck with using custom ROMs until your RUU is available for downloading.
[HTC Incredible S] morgy59:
no and i using Nik IncredibleS TriNiTy SensationXL V 2.0 and i had to use a different rom then fastboot the boot.img then i reinstall Nik IncredibleS TriNiTy SensationXL V 2.0 and the wifi working again
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pwner5889:
I have little to no knowledge of coding, except for HTML. How can I start to go about making ROMS, kernel moding, etc.? All help appreciated. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Learn to use the search feature of forums you frequent. People will be more willing to help you if you don't ask a question that's been asked repeatedly in the past.
[Desire General] sachin.02:
[SOLVED]PullDown USB disconnect

all results are good.. and benchmark does't quite explains the performance...

Apart from these....you see that the snq kernel is best.. now it has also got USB fixed...so

the one and only snq..

For those who are experiencing pulldown menu USB disconnect problems here is the solution..

Flash snq kernel..(Wip cache before and After Falshing)

Reboot the phone

COnnect phone USB with PC

Check pulldown..it will disconnect..

Now.. reflash snq kernel(Wip cache before and After Falshing..again)

reboot..

Now connect..

Don't pull the pulldown menu for 30 seconds..

(these seconds are to make it stable enviourment)

Now u can pull the menu..

it won't disconnect.. u'll get a stable USB connection..

Happy Falshing
[Desire General] Coempi:
Benchmark test

So, good morning to all,

Just ran a very quick test with the following parameters:

HTC Desire PVT-1 S-OFF

Stock HBOOT, Recovery: CWM 5.0.2.0

Runnymede AIO 2.2, snq- kernel (no2way)

Daemon Controller Wake: 245000-998400, Sleep: 384000-537600 (both smartassV2)

SD Card: 16GB, Class6 (it is said that for phone's Class 6 is max, higher Classes are for cameras, etc.)

The results with AnTuTu:

- w/out SD: avarege 2348

- with SD: 2550 (write speed 3,8, read speed 16,9 MB/s)

I'm using this ROM for a few days now. Very stable and smooth. Haven't experienced those many problems posted in the ROM's thread. It's OFF Topic, but someone should know: MMS is not working for me. Any suggestions?

By the way, the way I flahed it (the last time): 1. Full wipe in recovery (3 times, just to be sure), 2. flash ROM, 3. flash kernel, 4. flash Add-Ons (custom black, remove NoLED), 5. reboot, 6. enjoy.

I do not have any problems with Tweaks (bootanim, fonts, everything works fine).

Sorry for the OFFs, I cannot post at the ROM's thread atm.

Cheers

PS: I removed a few apps and added some apps to the zip before flashing (just to try) and it worked perfectly.
[Desire General] colinmc8:
Good idea for a thread, I would say it will help the kernel developers fine tune things. I just flashed the snq kernel and will post my opinion after a bit of testing. Just impressions not benchmarks or anything
[Desire General] mps711:
Mahlzan, are you using the stock daemon controller settings?

With AiO V2.1 I was getting about 1600 on quadrant with the gingercakes kernal, using AiO V2.2 it has dropped to 1000, I have flashed the new snq kernal and it has risen to 1100.

Nowhere near your 1750.

Also what SD card are you using? I have an 8GB class 6 Sandisk.

EDIT: Just seen your settings at the end of your post.
[Desire General] Mahlzahn:
The average score for gingercakes 0.9 with Quadrant is 1608. The 1750 is for the snq. One thing though, I've been using a SanDisk 16GB SD for testing (no class, class 2...not sure) and not the Patriot Class10.

I just edited my signature after i bought the new Patriot SD but haven't put it in my device yet :D I'll post new results with the new SD within the next days...

Another thing: I just recognized that the winning snq is a svs kernel. So it might be interesting to compare the gingercakes svs version, too. I'll upload it as attachment to the first post. Happy testing :)
[Desire General] Bossman1337:
Quadrant: 1702

AnTuTu: 2493

CF-Bench: 2278

:p
[Desire General] k3lcior:
Benchmarks means ****, just sayin.
[Desire General] Mahlzahn:
Then feel free to suggest other methods of testing and comparing ;)
[Desire General] erklat:
Quadrant is the language of ingnorants. It does not reflect the smoothness in every day operation at all.

You have a subjective feeling of smoothness, for which I can tell all compared are very fast. You have a battery life performed in same conditions, which would be extremely hard to measure outside of the lab. Third is a stability, which is easy coz it is a binary choice.

You have done something, kudos. But all three are as close to GB kernel perfection(so to speak) as we are probably going to get.
[Desire General] mps711:
I agree that end of the day a benchmark result means nothing if the rom in everyday use is laggy, but they are the only way of measuring a roms speed.

In theory 2 Desire's both running the same rom with the same kernal should have comparable speeds.
[Desire General] Mahlzahn:
I agree that benchmarks have their limitations and thats why I included subjective impressions in my conclusion, too. Like the "feel" aspect of different kernels etc.

Plus, I have to say that the benchmark results so far reflect my testing impressions when it comes to speed. However, as i also said, they don't tell you the smoothness (Snq sometimes a bit laggy but overall faster than the others etc.). And finally, all 3 kernels are great but the tiny differences make our Desire experience so interesting. And testing whilst searching for the best possible config is fun ^^
[Desire General] mps711:
Its good to see some comparisons.

As mentioned earlier I am getting lower quadrant results than you, I am not entirely convinced that the A2SDX script is installing properly, as with a 1GB Ext4 partition I am only seeing about 600MB of available space on the phone.

When I next update the rom, I may try installing the script seperately, not during the initial flash.
[Desire General] 00Scott00:
Well whatever the benchmarks say, Runny AIO 2.2 + snq-111118-no2wcr wins! Super fast and stable.
[Desire General] cycostallion:
Flashed snq-111118-no2wcr. The battery drain still persits. Does anybody have some decent solution to this?

The Rom runs smooth and fast with snq, no doubt.:D
[Desire General] Mahlzahn:
Thta's what the benchmarks say btw ;)

Depends on how you define battery drain ;) For me, with screen off/Sleep i have like 4-7mA and lost like 6% over night. In Standby my battery would last like an estimated 3 days.

I am on battery now for 17h already and still have 70% and i also surfed the web, used and installed apps etc. whilst standby state (because of the night) is the biggest part.

I also payed a little Tetris now, watched the news as video, used some other apps like battery monitor etc. and lost like 5% in 15 minutes with currents between 74mA and 300mA.

However, it is kinda normal that a powerhungry thing like Runnymede with Sense 3.5 uses a lil more than other ROM's.

Btw. I use Juice Defender and Daemon Controller to optimize battery life.
[Desire General] Coempi:
Battery drain (?)

I use Sleep MyPhone and am in Airplane Mode from 22:00 to 05:00 where I usually lose 1-2%. I amanged to be on battery for almost 24hs with quite heavy usage (games, surfing, music, reading). At the same time the ROM is fast and stable. No FCs whatsoever. Using snq- kernel.
[Desire General] mistaliu:
+1 super smooth for sure but had batt drain too. The snq kernel that worked good for me was 110918-lsmod1. Have found for me the smoothest with no freezes and good batt life is gingercakes 0.8f cfs havs.

Sent from my HTC Desire Runnymede AiO
[Desire General] nullinger:
Same here, first time i flashed AIO v2.2 with snq kernel i got 1600 - 1700 on quadrant.

After a full wipe and reflash i get only 1100 points.

Same results for gingercakes kernel.
[Desire General] Mahlzahn:
Just ran Quadrant again, just to confirm:

1st run: 1647

2nd: 1647 again

3rd: 1698
[Desire General] Mahlzahn:
I've been on snq kernel now for 2 days and it is blazing fast and stable. However, this comes at a price: Battery life in awake status has been pretty poor and i got my new class10 microSD today, so i took the opportunity to set it all up from scratch using gingercakes 0.9 bfs-svs.

Some further notes on snq: battery lasted 22h since i've charged it to 100% dropping to 14% without playing games (except 5min of Tetris or so...) but with heavy use after all (installing apps, monitoring, installing new SD, some reboots etc.). However, I also experienced a spontaneous drop from 14% to shutdown when installing and setting up Whatsapp...pretty weird...

Maybe the gingercakes svs kernel brings the perfect compromise between smooth and stable performance and good battery life ;) We'll see...

Furthermore, testing battery life is pretty problematic outside a lab, so I'll simply share my subjective experience and battery monitor results. I'll keep you posted on this during the upcoming days.

I use Daemon Controller with the same settings as before and undervolted the CPU with IncrediControl to 900-1250 and hope it'll work out fine. I figured undervolting is a really interesting feature that I will play around with more in the future in order to get a good compromise between battery life and performance.
[Desire General] Someone09:
Just my two cents:

- snq: The fastest of em all. That´s for sure. But battery life made it pretty much unusable for me. Still, great kernel nonetheless.

- gingercakes 0.8f: For me, the best one so far. Great battery life and almost as smooth as snq.

- gingercakes 0.9: IMO not as smooth as 0.8f and slightly worse battery life, too. But it feels faster in games etc

All very subjective of course.
[Desire General] cycostallion:
Has anyone tried tristan202 kernel on this rom?

Please post the results here. I use the rom for daily use and have been using snq-no2way kernel but suffer from battery drain.

Awaiting replies. Thanx in advance
[Desire General] Mahlzahn:
I guess you're using the HAVS version of the Gingercakes 0.8?

I am looking for the svs version, but haven't found it yet. If anyone could upload it, it would be highly appreciated :)

Btw. I just found this:
[Desire General] nullinger:
I flashed tristan202-v05-CFS-HAVS-AXI-NO2WAY a few days ago, but all i get was bootloops.

Here you are ! :)
[Desire General] Mahlzahn:
Thanks, but that's the GC 0.9...I am looking for the 0.8 ;)
[Desire General] nullinger:
Then look here, there you get every kernel you wan´t, from 0.6 to 0.9 . ;)

0.8c-svs Kernelpack
[Desire General] Coempi:
Gingercakes

I changed to the suggested gingercakes-0.8f kernel (bfs-2way-HAVS) and I don't experience a big difference in speed between this one and the snq one. The ROM is smooth and stable. The battery seems to last somewhat longer, I will report back in a few days.

Have fun with flashing ;)
[Desire General] Mahlzahn:
The 0.9 Gingercakes SVS isn't much of a difference to the HAVS 0.9 so I won't post any real updates. It is smooth and stable and has decent battery life but not much of a difference to the other GC kernels...

AIO 2.3 has been released with snq as standard kernel. I am flashing it right now and will give you updates soon...pretty hard to stay up to date with Sebastiaan15's updating pace ^^ Awesome developer, awesome ROM!
[Desire General] itachi1706:
AIO 2.3 is barely out and now there's AIO 2.4 :D
[Desire General] shinchan03:
I'm glad the SNQ kernel is stock now in the new Runnymede rom. I didn't try it out a whole day, but i hope that the battery life is long enough.
[Desire General] Joloba18:
Do you guys know if the CarrierIQ rootkit have been removed from snq sense kernel ? I love v2.2AIO but I don't want my carrier to spy on me.

Thanks.
[Desire General] HtcDesire2:
Battery Life on SNQ kernel is not so good, I am getting 8-12 hours battery on low usage. While i used to get 18-24 on Banacackes Kernel.. Will test for few more days and report back.
[Desire General] xesor:
thanks for effort!
[Desire General] Coempi:
Hi all,

I've changed to 2.4 and the battery seems to last longer. Maybe I will try gingercakes08f later.

By now it seem that 2.4 with snq kernel doesn't require so much battery. Will see in a few days.
[Desire General] zukosok:
thx for test, snq kernel is pretty fast and stable for me.
[Desire General] danhthuan269:
so when i restore this rom my i cuold install more the kernal

i my phone is desire i running rom Runnymede for desire and beats audio not work

who can help me
[Desire General] Coempi:
First try to enable Beats in Settings, RCMix3D Tweaks, Miscellaneous.

Cheers
[Desire General] shredman:
Reset Voltage values ?

Hi,

how do I reset the voltage-values when I changed the kernel to Gingercakes0.8f_cfs_no2way_HAVS on my HTC Desire with ROM AceSMod007 Sense2.1+3 ?

Thanks in advance

Regards

Frank
[Desire General] Mahlzahn:
IncrediControl app
[Desire General] velein:
Coooooooool!
[Desire General] Crokas:
Droidzone kernel.. quite smooth, battery friendly kernel.. and it`s newer than snq and bananacakes
[Verizon Droid Charge] mydroidcharge:
Ever since I flashed the newest humble I have the plain white sms and I want to know how I can get the original sms that had the green and orange messaging blocks.I hope this is a clear question.
[Verizon Droid Charge] SOTK:
You would need to get a hold of the Samsung messaging app .apk for starters. There may be more to it than that though since the Rom is themed and danalo made a lot framework changes. Somebody more informed than I will probably weigh in. You could always pm danalo himself and ask about it. I know I've replaced .apk's in the past or added ones back in with relative ease. Just not sure about the messaging app.
[Verizon Droid Charge] HTCluva:
Yeah you would just replace mms apps
[Verizon Droid Charge] anoninja118:
you need mms.apk and mmsprovisions.apk from the rom which has the look you want, make copies of old ones as backup then delete them and put new ones in /system/app and reboot

blazing through on my 4G Droid Charge
[Verizon Droid Charge] mydroidcharge:
Ok i will try it out thanks.
[Atrix 4G General] sunshine1982:
I'm looking for an alternate rom to cm7. Good battery life is a must, followed by overall performance and speed. There are a few to choose from now, looking for peoples opinions and experiences.

Sent from my CM7 Beta Atrix
[Atrix 4G General] sspa:
Alien #4 is the best. Very stable. And good battery life. It doesn't have OC kernel, EXT4 etc but its stability is unbeatable.

I've experienced widget missing, rebooting, etc issues in other ROMs, but not Alien.
[Atrix 4G General] Swiftks:
CM7 Nightly :D
[Atrix 4G General] bbabiuk:
I like Aura
[Atrix 4G General] msd24200:
Agreed
[Atrix 4G General] sunshine1982:
I'm running the current cm7 stable build, tried weekly 2 but had issues with it so switched back. Haven't tried the nightlies yet. Ive have heard aura is good.

Sent from my CM7 Beta Atrix
[Atrix 4G General] treehumper:
Aura is good. My personal fav is The DarkSide by Nottach. It's got some personal tweaks of his and that special black-oriented theme that drive it home for me. Right now, I'm fiddling around with that new 1.4GHz kernel just because I'm that kinda guy, and it requires CM7 so I have the FP reader version on right now (nightlies don't do it for me).
[Atrix 4G General] ifalldownalot:
how about a ROM with webtop running?
[Atrix 4G General] SzymonMatys:
Has Alien polish language?
[Atrix 4G General] xateeq:
Go with 2.2.2 froyo if u really need battery life :D
[Atrix 4G General] UnleRico:
Problem with Google apps after installing CM7

We all know that CM7 is the best. I installed it exactly as described, but after I install the package with the Google apps, none of the apps actually show up on my phone.

Any ideas?
[Atrix 4G General] Swiftks:
Just download from market.... after installing, the signing into my Google account, all my apps start to download automatically.
[Dell Streak 7] omar4578:
hello, noob here,

i just bought a dell streak 7 on ebay, the tablet came rooted which i thought was cool at first but then i realized that the tablet somehow thinks its a phone and it acts up a bit. i did a factory reset and nothing, so im guessing the rooted files arent installed in files that can be easily removed. i would also like to have the new honeycomb out there...

here is some info that might be useful for those who may be able to help me

i went in the superuser app that was already there and have this info:

superuser v2.3.6.1

su binary v2.3.1-ef

pretty much my question is how can i unroot the tablet?
[Dell Streak 7] otnos:
You do not need to be unrooted to upgrade to Honeycomb. The Honeycomb upgrade will wipe your internals and install a whole new OS.
[Dell Streak 7] omar4578:
How do I install the new honeymoon update? And what bugs me about how I got the streak 7 rooted is the fact that a lot of times it thinks its a phone. When its just a tablet.
[Dell Streak 7] otnos:
Go to Settings, About Phone, System Update. If that don't work, you can manually update. Instructions can be found here:

http://streakblog.blogspot.com/2011/10/how-to-update-to-honeycomb-32.html
[Dell Streak 7] Synman:
This isn't necessarily good advice. SuperUser and busy box had to get installed somehow.... likely thru Clockwork Recovery.

Attempting to perform the Dell update procedure may result in a soft brick.
[Dell Streak 7] yayanaji01:
yes he is right
[Droid Eris General] meandmine:
I just got a new phone after having my little eris for the full 2 year contract. I've used and abused this phone and I kinda miss it. I do use it arond the house on wireless.

Anyone needs me to test anything on an eris, let me know, I have an eris as a testbed, now.
[Droid Eris General] Roams001:
Me too!

Lurker here, but I just received a spare Eris and will soon upgrade to a DInc 2. So I have two Eris (eseses?) available for testing if needed (didn't want to start another thread to say the exact same thing meandmine said). :D
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] fordthunder:
Im currently a WIFI Only Motorola Xoom owner and im considering switching to a HTC Flyer.

Reason being, the xoom is big, not as convenient to carry and relies on WIFI.

The Flyer im looking at is from US Cellular and has 3G data package.

Im big into roms and kernels so chime in with what kernel / rom combination you are running on your 3G Flyer.

Also, let me know about battery life. perks of the Flyer..etc..

Help me decide if the Flyer is a good xoom replacement or not ;-)

thanks in advance guys!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] AidenM:
Flyers a good replacement for size and battery but not ROMs an kernels. There are 2 kernels, 1.7 and 1.8 GHz over clocks. All the gingerbread ROMs are just tweaks, the most tweaked being LeeDroid. For Honeycomb, it is FlyHoney as it has the latest leak.

It's dangerous to install HC so you'd better be careful.

On my flyer i recently downgraded from HC cause of the bugs and the simplicity gone. I am on stock + root, no biggie.

Unless you are the must-hack-device-till-it-dies kind of guy the flyers a good option.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] DigitalMD:
None of the tablets that run Honeycomb have much in the way of custom ROMs. Google only this week released the source code so all that could be done were minor tweaks and add or remove existing pieces. Flyer has the best hardware for any current 7"
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] contradude:
not to mention the looming honeycomb release for the tablets. wonder if they are going to do source releases on the honeycomb kernels so that ICS will be easier to port?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dbpaddler:
Wouldn't his Flyer be more of a View if it's running 3g and not capable of running Flyer wifi roms?

For me, I knew I was making that tradeoff when going for the connected View.

Sent from my SPH-D700
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] globatron:
No it would be the most widely used variant of the flyer, and it is like the view capable of both cellular and wifi data.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dbpaddler:
that figures. frickin' sprint...haha. Gives me more reason to complain to them about keeping up with the updates. If I see it for the Flyer, I better see it for the View. Though I think the View is selling fairly well (say compared to the Tmob Streak 7). So they should have good reason to keep up with them.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] fordthunder:
Got the Flyer today, loving it so far compared to my xoom. I dont have the stylus yet since it was sold out at the US Cellular store. (might pick one up online).

Loving the device. Fits perfect in the and and very speedy for a single core processor.

Loading up all my apps now and still the battery hasnt moved much at all.

Very impressed with the device so far!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] DigitalMD:
buy it,

buy it now

we can't wait, you must buy it now.

Don't wait for Congress, buy it, buy it now
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nicthalon:
I have an Inspire 4g running LeeDroid 3.1.4. I'm in Michigan. The last few weeks, it's started thinking it was British. Apps and websites are showing prices in British Pounds, it keeps trying to tell apps that I'm in England. I've been running this ROM for 7 or 8 months, and this is a new problem, and I'm really hoping someone can tell me why it might be doing this as it's REALLY annoying!:confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
Firstly make sure your GPS is turned on. Go into Menu-Settings-Location. Make sure use GPS satellites is checked. Also in location settings make sure that it is checked so the Network can detect your location. Then go into Menu-Settings-Date & Time, make sure Automatic ( use network-provided values ) is checked. Even if it is check then uncheck it, and reboot. Lastly make sure that your weather is set to update at least every six hours. See if that helps with the issue.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Your best bet would be to ask in the leedroid rom Q&A thread. Please use threads already available instead of opening a new one.

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