yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MEG4LOM4NI4C:
Patience

At first gave Magldr v1.1 a go and was going pretty good for this early in development stage:)

However was plagued with the data drops everyone's been reporting (on for a split sec then nothing). Actually never fully seemed to work till I forced the 2g setting and still took a hour for that to initialize

BUT...

Just got cLK up going again on my machine and installed v1.2

Data (3g) worked right away. So far no data drops (dunno if this was fixed in v1.2, maybe i missed it in the changelog or I'm lucky) So far no H+, but, hey still better than nothing...or 2g:D

Not sure if this is unique to the use of cLK or its just a case by case situation.

Wish I knew more about programming and such so I could help with the GFX. But excellent job thus far sportsstar!!! Keep it up!

And an observation about this thread.....Not sure if its really helpful to the development and developer to leave posts saying stuff like: looks cool but wont try it till this is fixed or haven't flashed because this doesnt work & its a deal breaker for me.

Just check back and see if all you require works. Post if your helping the cause. This is amazing the speed that this has come to the HD2. Sense 3+ roms have been under development for a few months now and they are finally coming together. Sportsstar & Tytung's ICS roms are already A LOT further along than they were after 3 or 4 days:p Patience
[HD2 Android NAND Development] casemandan:
Wrong Section to ***** and Moan

Author, for what purpose are you posting this in the android section. Its like you're begging to get flamed for trolling. :( LOL
[HD2 Android NAND Development] michie:
lol... why are you posting this crap.... the 3.0 kernel is not required at all for ics...

Even the the emulator is still running on 2.6.29! The Gingerbread kernel will do just fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dr_Grip:
Even though 3.0 suggests a major step in Kernel development, the re-naming to 3.0 was merely a political decision as Linus felt that Linux had gone long enough without a major release.

So they basically took what was supposed to become 2.6.40 and released it as 3.0. That of course means that tytung's kernel (which sportsstar uses) is only four minor revision away from 3.0, which in turn is already lagging one minor revision to the mainline Linux tree.

That means that the 3.0 kernel, while an upgrade, certainly is one of the minor improvements in ICS.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ritejbisaria:
really not the place to be posting such nonsense, and really u like wp7 better than the android roms out ryt now :confused: ? lol u really have lost it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] joescian:
aion92 you are the biggest wanker on XDA bar none
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daedric:
Citation needed. Where are you getting this idea ?

If this is the case, let us hope the 3.x kernel never comes then...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
Stable 3G for me lasted all night and is still running now so maybe a fixed that by accident :D but im sorry guys im leaving right now to go away for thanks giving and wont be home for sunday so ill stay updated and ill keep you guys updated and continue to answer any questions as best as i can :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clio94:
1.2 rom is really great.I am using clk and nomore data disconnect issues.It is really amazing on how fast and stable is ppp connection in ics!!! Sound works ok for music,videos (though they play with black screen),ringtones through the speaker .I am using launcherpro.Also i am using framework-res.apk from tytung rom because i want the soft buttons.Even without hw acceleration i dont think this rom is slower than roms with sense 3.0.I cant imagine how it will go if you manage to get hw acc.For me it is "extremelly difficult" to go back to gingerbread even in this stage of development

Keep up the good work. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheCardPlayer:
one of the first to get ICS... the everlasting HD2... Thanks a million guys keep up the good work looking forward to flashing when all bugs are fixed...!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MEG4LOM4NI4C:
3g still working just fine for me on cLK v1.2. Just no 2g or H+. Hasn't dropped the data either.

Even in its early stages this rom is proving to be pretty darn useable even for daily use. Its a phone after all. So long as I can call and txt I'm good. Not one of those guys that'll die if I can't check my facebook every second of every day to hear that my buddies poop came out a healthy shade of brown. :D:D:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
Lol and by the why it will never show h+ because it still is technially 3g so it just 3g check signal status to see if its regular 3g or h+
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pietrucci:
no dataconnection

Magldr version, no dataconnection possible here, nor 3g nor 2g (Dutch Vodafone).

Left phone for a few hours, still no connection.

Nice work already sportsstar99! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MEG4LOM4NI4C:
Hmmm...So on ginger and sense roms when it changes to H+ (most CM7 and sense) and 4g (when a rom contains RCmix tweaks) it is just a, well, a tweak to the statusbar?
[General Questions and Answers] Dtrain069:
Hi im running starskyrom v1.4 on my samsung epic 4g, and theres no option in camera settings to disable the camera shutter sound, i tried deleting the camera click .ogg files, didnt work, i tried renaming them, didnt work. is there perhaps a script to use with terminal emulator to disable the sounds? thanks in advance
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[Motorola Photon 4G] casawimill:
Is there a way to disable the backlights on the 4 heaptic buttons (menu, home, bsck, search)...I really dislike it and had the option to remove on the Epic Touch (like the feature, not the phone). Please help with suggestions, I'm running Alien rom also if that might help!

T.I.A.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Custodian:
The only response you deserve : Post in the Q&A Section of the forums.
[Motorola Photon 4G] fnztakedown:
Download spareparts+ for hepatic, to turn the lights off, a poster here at xda had a app that i couldnt find on the market i think it was led off or something. Be aware, as you can see posting in the wrong section will get ppl to hate you.... i on the other hand, like to help, not bash just a heads up..

Sent from my Mophukin Photon runnin Skinny1, One.Four OC like a Boss...
[Motorola Photon 4G] quickquest88:
However, when you enable peoples bad behaviour, they will never stop. And when other people see the same thing, they will continue the bad behaviour.

Please don't enable these people.
[Motorola Photon 4G] madeSICC:
Maybe he's posting from his phone. No q&a section on the app.
[Motorola Photon 4G] casawimill:
My word...I didn't know you guys take this so serious, I thought a forum was too instruct and help. Not criticize over petty stuff, this is my first posting and it was done on my Photon using the xda premium app. I see why Dev's leave forums now, y'all people too rude. It only took a simple calm response, this is definitely my last posting
[Motorola Photon 4G] casawimill:
Thanks for not bashing me my friend, its greatly appreciated!
[Motorola Photon 4G] rbeavers:
Q&A is there delete favorite and re add Photon fourm.
[Motorola Photon 4G] madeSICC:
I was backing you up bro. Quit crying
[Motorola Photon 4G] casawimill:
I tried the spare parts but it only removes the vibration not the backlight
[Motorola Photon 4G] Lokifish Marz:
Posting questions in the dev section is akin to putting all the pages in a tech manual in random order and expecting people to find what they need. I abandoned ALL Evo development because of all the questions that got posted in the dev section after the price drop. This was days away from releasing what would have been a webtop equivalent for the Evo PC Project.

Thread move request placed.
[HTC Rezound] NegativeOne13:
Okay this is my first review so bare with me on this one. I purchased the HTC case specifically designed for the Rezound. Overall makes the Rezound a bit beefier feeling, but still forms the Rezound curvature. I would guess it expands the width about 1/8" and same with bottom. But none added to the height, this is where the case starts failing. The case was very easy to install by just simply snap it on. Fits very snug and hugs the contours of the phone around the headphone jack and buttons. It is composed plastic and a synthetic fiber material. The plastic case on the exterior has a smooth rubbery texture around the perimeter of the device. Inside on the rear of the cover is a stitched applied "grip" from said fiber. I'm not good with material but seems to be like some form of a polyester. Overall, a fair case until we start talking about protection. Included is pictures with brief description. Now for the bad, it is definitely not an Otterbox. With the case attached, all four corners are unprotected and susceptible to damage. The case itself stops short right at the top and bottom giving you minor protection on these two sides. The other two sides (left and right) are covered, but still have issues. The case does not come up even or higher than the elevation of the screen. The screen/bezel sticks up just a tad, but still not good. If the phone were to be dropped perfectly parallel with the ground screen side down, this phone wouldn't have a fighting chance with this case on. If no screen protector was applied, just sliding it around face down could cause unnecessary scratches. Now back to the back part of the case. The stitched "grip" has a couple flaws in itself. I barely took my fingernail over this material, and I could see the material ripping apart. Think about his sliding in and out of your pocket. Also, the stitched part is held down with some epoxy that doesn't seem to hold very well. Around the camera cover, the material was coming up just rubbing my finger over it. Not even trying to dig into it, just merely rubbing my finger over it. Overall this phone fails in a great portion of protection, and construction. The good is it still maintains the original feel of the Rezound.

This is the full rear shot the back. Just shows kinda the make up and construction of the case.

Just a quick picture of the HTC logo on the back of the case in closer detail.

Rear showing of the case around the speaker.

The camera area where I found the "grip" to seem loose from attachment.

This is the bottom side of the device, as show the whole bottom is exposed to potential damage.

A shot of the device and case from side. Kind of hard to tell, but the screen bezel sticks up higher than the actual case.

And this is a shot of the corner, and the exposure it has.

Pictures taken by my trusty Droid Incredible. :)
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
Great in depth review! Keep an eye out; ill be doing a tpu case review of cruzerlite cases soon!
[HTC Rezound] mustbepbs:
Nice review. May I suggest a few paragraph breaks? Incredibly hard to read lol. I'll be getting a TPU case in a few days.
[HTC Rezound] reverepats:
Yeah I just got mine just now. Man I really don't like it LOL....it fits the device really well tho. May be time to get the otterbox. Thanks for the review

Edit. If anyone would like this case. You can make a $10 payment via PayPal and ill ship it to you for free..it just not for me. Such a pain shipping back to Amazon so I figured I'd offer it to one of you first. I paid 10 bucks Plus shipping. PM of you would like it, if I get no response by the end of the day I will send it back to Amazon then. Thanks guys

Picture of proof:P
[HTC Rezound] NegativeOne13:
GLWS... I thought about offering it up for sale on my review. I realized that would be an ass move. I shipped mine back to amazon yesterday.
[HTC Rezound] reverepats:
LOL im gonna do the same thing tomorrow..I just dont like the plastic inside. I wish i read your review much more thouroly cause thats just scratches waiting to happen. Especially when u take the case off, it can DEF scratch the Bezel. Im so friggen anal HAHA...ahh whata ya gonna do. and Now the Otterbox Commuter series is out of stock....figures much!!!
[HTC Rezound] NegativeOne13:
Yeah I had that issue with a plastic case on my Incredible. I have scratches and gouges around the bezel on it. I also ended up melting that plastic case on my Incredible as well.... and rear cover.... and LEDs......
[HTC Rezound] reverepats:
yeah thats why im returning it. I saw that happen to my Original EVO...not pretty. But no where on the web that carrys that case show the inside of the case. Not that most to LOL, But.......ahh well
[HD2 General] warhammer1966:
Running MccM Boxmax Transformer v7.5 on my HD2 in dual boot with windows 6.5. It says format SD card in notification pull Dow,won't mount SD to,dl any apps....what gives? Haven't seen this problem before...help plz?
[HD2 General] Nilesh1:
It tells you in the second post

"3)SD Card Not Working - Format SD with this tool HERE ~ Thanks BoxmaX"

link to the tool: http://www.mediafire.com/?3241tjhwd8o2vc3
[HD2 General] xeans:
yeah,this is the answer.:p
[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
Update - smartass V2 now available for stock kernel of stock firmware 4.1.B.0.431 (Arc and Arc S) - please check here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26768013&postcount=66

Update - smartass V2 now available for stock kernel of firmware LT18_4.1.A.0.562_NCB.ftf (Arc and Arc S) - please check here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26044993&postcount=51

Update - smartass V2 now available for Xperia Pro (mk16a, .58) - please check here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21333655&postcount=36

Update - smartass V2 now available for Arc S (.62) - please check post 26 of this thread, or just click here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21257043&postcount=26

I've compiled smartass V2 module for Arc's 2.3.4 stock kernel.

To fully configure / install the module, please check the equivalent page for X10 - since I built the same module for X10 and wrote a full description page.

The only thing that is different is that the frequencies have changed for Arc (1024000 / 122880).

Download:

Use it at your own risk!

cpufreq_smartass2_arc_2.3.4.zip

Enjoy!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] tRippinthehead:
Cool, thanks for you great work :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] naruto20007:
Can you make one for Arc S
[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
Yes, please provide contents of kallsyms of your phone ...
[Xperia Arc Android Development] naruto20007:
I dont know what it is. Can you tell me how to get it?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] yuunanase:
Hi, is it possible to make one for Acro?

Here is the kallsyms log:

http://hotfile.com/dl/135678251/f72b646/kallsyms-azusa.log.html

Thanks in advance.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
Sorry for de delayed answer ..

To obtain the kallsyms, the command is:

cat /proc/kallsyms > /sdcard/kallsyms.log

What kernel version is Acro running ?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] yuunanase:
Android 2.3.4

Kernel 2.6.32.9

Build 4.0.1.C.1.9

Thanks!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
You need a way to insmod the module everytime the phone reboots ... I use for this an app named "Module Loader" which I found here on forum, please search for it.

Otherwise you might need to update the init files of your ROM / phone, but that is out of scope of this thread ..
[Xperia Arc Android Development] iridaki:
This is the kallsyms for the Arc S (LT18).

I hope this is helpful!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
I have received several kallsyms files :) but I am a bit behind 'schedule' so it will take a bit (up to a week) until I can get to them.

I will keep the thread updated,

Thank you!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] terranox:
i really want your smartass v2 in my stock arc s!! :D

please upload the mod.

Enviado desde mi LT18i usando Tapatalk
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Luhccas-X10:
The question is -> How do you use a LT15i specific mod in your LT18i?

And how about the frequencies for processor? (1024000 / 122880)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] terranox:
sorry for my bad english read now

Enviado desde mi LT18i usando Tapatalk
[Xperia Arc Android Development] tRippinthehead:
hy viulian, any updates? :) tried to use the last version of module on new 4.0.2.A.0.62 Arc S (LT18i) firmware and got phone reboot.

BTW here the kallsyms log from this new FW: kallsyms.rar

Model LT18i

Android 2.3.4

Kernel 2.6.32.9

FW 4.0.2.A.0.62
[Xperia Arc Android Development] chiefy009:
Delete delete
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jimbo77:
Is it possible for you to create OC Modules for the Arc? I saw a thread in the X8 were they can Overclock stock kernel using one overclock module compiled by an user.

Is there any chance, since you already compiled this smartass module, to compile an overclock module for us?

Thanks for the reply in advance.

J!M
[Xperia Arc Android Development] superlimau:
i am still hoping you do one for undervolt for stock 4.0.283 kernel...?

:D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
Sorry for the late reply guys, during holidays I had limited access to email and had a busy December.

I will catch up and keep you posted.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] tRippinthehead:
We a very will to wait for updates to try on the new Advanced Stock Kernel! :)

just if you need i can provide kallsyms from this kernel.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] bern4d1:
hoping smartassV2 for stock kernel Arc S please... :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] iridaki:
If you unlocked your bootloader, use this kernel. It's stock with recovery and governors! :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
I have finally got around building smartass V2 for the Arc S (0.62) stock kernel.

No need for bootloader being unlocked and so on, this is as bare-metal as it gets the only requirement is innocent root.

Download:

Use it at your own risk!

cpufreq_smartass2_arcs62.zip

NB: Since I do not own an Arc S , I was not able to test the module ... I just used the values from the kallsyms above module and used the frequency 1401600 as maximum.

Please let me know if everything is alright :o
[Xperia Arc Android Development] phoenix_rizzen:
Any chance of getting something similar for the Xperia Pro (MK16a)?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
Yes, if you provide exact kernel version as well as kallsyms file - it is described in the topic how to obtain it.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] DooMLoRD:
all xperia 2011 devices share same kernel sources, so if the firmware version on the devices match its very likely that the kernel module will work on ur device too...
[Xperia Arc Android Development] lgumo01:
didn't work for me

cpufreq_smartass2.ko on /sdcard

tape from terminal :

Code:

su

mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock0 /system

cd /system/lib/modules

cp /sdcard/cpufreq_smartass2.ko .

insmod cpufreq_smartass2.ko

after last line phone freeze, reboot and after reboot nothing change - in SetCpu no governor to chose

any advice?

LT15i 4.0.2.A.0.42 /.58
[Xperia Arc Android Development] adoet_t:
same here, with new modules for Arc S,, no governor chose.

will it work for .42 ?

cd /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/smartass

can't cd /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/smartass

version: 2.3.4

kernel: 2.6.32.9

build: 4.0.2.A.0.42

could you please make it work for .42 ? Thank you.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] iridaki:
Great work!

Only thing is, .62 kernel is unrootable so on .62 firmware only way to get root is custom kernel, in which case this governor is probably included.

Of course there is also ASK (Advanced Stock) by Doom, and I believe it will work fine with it.

Thanks for this! :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
Even if the sources are almost the same, just a single symbol added to the kernel changes the addresses within kallsyms file and a module with incorrect addresses will actually freeze the phone or reboot it. The same holds if kernel is recompiled with different options for different phone models.

For the .62 module above, I used the kallsyms provided by iridaki few topics earlier. I had no idea about firmware .62 not getting root unless custom kernel is specified. Well that's too bad.

I can also build for firmware .42 if kallsyms is provided.

Please stop asking if possible for firmware .XXXXXXX just provide the kallsyms ;) and exact kernel name and I'll have something ready for you to test.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] phoenix_rizzen:
Here you go. kallsyms.log from a rooted Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro (MK16a) running:

Android: 2.3.4

Kernel: 2.6.32.9-perf

Build: 4.0.2.A.0.58
[Xperia Arc Android Development] iridaki:
LOL, you are absolutely right!

In that case then, I apologise, was totally my mistake, didn't calculate the no-root parameter and you couldn't possibly know because you don't own the device. So, sorry. :o

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[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
Please test this one and let me know: cpufreq_smartass2_mk16a58.zip

I read online that the maximum speed of this phone is 1Ghz (like Arc) so this is where the module will go.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] lgumo01:
is there a chance to make it for Xperia_AniKing_v1.0.0?

LT15i

version: 2.3.4

kernel: 2.6.32.9

build: Xperia_LT15i_AniKing-v1.0.0
[Xperia Arc Android Development] phoenix_rizzen:
Nice. So far, seems to be working. Copied to /sdcard, insmod succeeded. Going into SetCPU shows the SmartAssV2 governor. Switched to it ... now to let it run for a few hours and see if I notice any difference. :)

THANKS!!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] phoenix_rizzen:
Hrm, seems I spoke too soon. Only ran for a couple of hours before I had to reboot, and forgot that it wouldn't be auto-loaded at boot. Spent several day being amazed at the fluidity of the phone, and how much longer the battery was lasting. Lol. Talk about a placebo affect.

Tried two different ways to auto-load the cpufreq_smartass2.ko at boot, and configure SetCPU to use it...and the phone gets stuck in a reboot loop. Seems to work for an hour or so, then I have to completely remove for module from phone storage and disable SetCPU. After awhile, I can re-enable SetCPU with ondemand governor and carry on.

Good first attempt, based on a random guy's kallsyms.log. :) Keep up the good work. I don't doubt that you (or someone else on the forums) figures out how to make it work. :D

Cheers,

Freddie
[Xperia Arc Android Development] aimcr7:
Could you make it for neo? :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] viulian:
Placebo it is. It happened to me too.. I don't know if it is incredibly better with a module, but I know it jumps to high frequency after sleep (so when you interact with the phone when it is in standby) and thus I know it could react faster.

I use Module Loader 1.1 on my Arc: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1228605

Well, usually - if there's a problem with the module, it just crashes immediately and doesn't work for 1 hour or more. Maybe there's some other modules installed also, or something else that could crash the phone ? If the module is built incorrectly, the moment when it is initialized and activated, it crashes.

If it works for a while with SetCPU after you insert manually - then it has to be the way you make it load at boot time. Please use Module Loader in case you did not try it yet.

Without the phone like yours is really hard to test, so if it works for hours, then most likely is not the module, but something else.

For the lazy ones, the answer is NO. But you might have a surprise if you read the thread ;)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] xtrymind:
well, can you make itu for mini pro? :D

i'm on fw .62

kernel 2.6.32.9-perf

here is the kallsyms log

also, can you pm, how to read kallsyms ? :D

i want to learn how to make it, i have make lag free module for my mini pro, but it was make from source,, hehe

anyways, thanks a lot.. :)