yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stratejaket:
You will enjoy the freedom rooting will grant you.. I know what your going through now, just want to make sure that it is a one time deal and smooth process.

Revolutionary will install busybox during the root process. So no need to do a separate install.

You are correct about the radio your should be fine. Most roms will tell you in the notes if any specific radio is required.

Some roms come with a custom kernel baked in, while others leave the stock kernel alone. You do not need to mess with kernel until your comfortable overclocking and tweaking processor settings.

Roms are all totally up to what you want. I personally love sense 3.5 and have had no issues with the bog down you mentioned. I do not care for AOSP, the few I tried I ended up going back to a sense based rom.

Currently I'm running InfectedRoms Eternity Sense 3.5. Smooth as silk and lightning fast! Eternity includes Ziggy471s Kernel.

I've heard TeamBamf has a good sense 3.5 as well. Never tired so I can not give you any information on that rom.

Your SDcard does not need to be wiped. Everything you have on there is fine where it is. Prior to install of your first rom you will Wipe Data, cache, and dalvik cache. Then install from zip and GO!

Enjoy
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] tarsierspectra:
My Nillkin case is coming soon and I also want to get the dock form my Note but I am not sure if it will fit into the dock with the Nillkin TPU case. Does anyone know?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] LuXuEuX:
If u mean stock samsung multi dock…then no it wont fit!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] tarsierspectra:
thanks a lot. Do you know of any third party docks that fit the Note?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] LuXuEuX:
No…not with the case installed XD
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] senectus:
it's not really a proper desktop dock, but if you buy a car dock and stick it on your desk it should do the job... only downside is that you have to plug it in manually.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
changelog

Changelog :

11.04.12

- no more disable UV when switching to perf mod!

- some cosmetic changes

12.01.12

- now supports e10i, e10a, e15i, e15a, u20i, and u20a, regardless of the rom (custom rom+kernel)

- doesn't care about UVmodule's name (thx FrenchKoR for idea and nAa for huge help in succeeding to make it work)

- script size quitely resized

12.01.10

- major fix for removing UVmodule properly

11.12.14b special

(not a major release, that's why version stays the same)

- compatibility fix for miniCM7-2.1.6

11.12.14 standard

- enables/disables UnderVolt

11.12.14 special for aloy99

- enables/disables overclock and undervolt

11.12.13 alpha7

- now also switching governors

11.12.12 alpha6b

- now minMAX capable!

- available freq :

122/691-320/729

122/691-320/748

122/691-320/768

- optimized a little

- full comments added

11.12.12 alpha5

initial public release

perfomance frequencies available:

710MHz

729MHz
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
additional comments

to do next :

- optimizing the script

- ...

- any idea?​
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Mrakoris/:
Nice work. But I don't think it is very useful, cuz I have 320 to 768 MHz and it is very stable for battery life, also rather fast for games music etc:)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
your phone doesn't freeze @768?

@748MHz, i get 18h

@691MHz, i get up to 30h of battery life

the aim is to have power when i need it :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] sognare69:
with this frequency the xperia mini work better?

Sorry for my bad English
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Mrakoris/:
It doesn't freeze even 806Mhz, it only freezes at 825MHz

@768, i get 2-3 days:)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
at least it works better on my phone

i choose 691 as a reference because it doesn't drain battery too much but gives the small performance improvement for smooth day to day use

748 gives all the power needed for games ;)

i'm currently using 691-748 switch (which is not released yet)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
what kind of phone do you have??

mine freezes at 787 and kills my battery :p
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Mrakoris/:
I have x10 mini, e10i. I think you have to rise your minimal cpu up to 320-480 Mhz, before increasing your maximum cpu
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
hmmm i'll try it :)

and maybe work on an update that also change min freq ! ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] slaxlmckagan:
I bought my phone the first day it came out,my cousin bought it almost a year after....when i overclock i cannot reach beyond 749mhz but donno how the **** his phone can be overclocked till 806mhz
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ChavitoArg:
The best for you mat, you got my support :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] aloy99:
Mine can overclock max 825 mhz on performance, with minimum left at 122. Once, after benchmarking, I forgot to underclock back to normal frequencies, but my phone didn't even freeze! :D

Sent from my x10 mini running the latest version of minicm 7. :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
do you have a "recently" build X10mini?

mine, first gen freezes even @768 sometimes :p

that's why i said it useful for me, but i don't know for others ^^
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] aloy99:
Uhm, I'm not really sure. I think it was made near the end of last year.

Sent from my x10 mini running the latest version of minicm 7. :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ChavitoArg:
Mat i have a E10a , i dont know the build date, but mine gets Unstable at 729 :D just to you know
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
at which freq does it start to freeze? :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ChavitoArg:
Its unstable at 729, can last one minute or an hour then suddenly reboots . With 748 instantly freeze, i never get that freq
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] aloy99:
Open up your phone. On the back there should be numbers. Look for xxWxx, where the first 2 x refer to the year and the last 2 x refer to the week within the year.

Sent from my x10 mini running the latest version of minicm 7. :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ChavitoArg:
10w49 (? should be like that?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] aloy99:
Yep. Yours was made in 49th week of 2010. Sdd2 told me about it.

Oh, and btw, has any progress been made with gpu overclocking? The bug where the gpu gets underclocked when overclocking CPU still seems to be present.

Sent from my x10 mini running the latest version of minicm 7. :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
next kernel should have the last progress embedded

that's why I made script, before there was no need: it was freezing at so low overclock frequency :p

now because of theses huge improvements, I can have higher overclock

so I need two predefined settings :)

PS: mine is 10w22 i.e. build between May 31 and June 6 of 2010
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] aloy99:
For me, daily use is set at 600 mhz with overclock disabled. Is there a way to allow the script to activate/deactivate overclock. Oops, I think disabling requires a reboot. Cos at 600 mhz, enabling overclock will cause lag.

Sent from my x10 mini running the latest version of minicm 7. :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
hmmmm, yes i think so :)

do you want me to add this?

(won't be usefull in the future ;) but for now it is^^)

if yes, which freq and governor do you want?

since you can't disable without reboot, you don't need the whole script

just the enabling performance part :)

____________________________

here is specific version for your need :

if [ "$CUR_MAX_FREQ" -eq 600000 ]
then
# removing uv and insmoding OC
rmmod /system/lib/modules/x10miniuv.ko
insmod /system/lib/modules/x10minioc.ko
echo "setting cpuclock from 122 to 691MHz now"
echo 691200 > $MAX_FREQ_FILE
echo 122880 > $MIN_FREQ_FILE
echo "setting governor to Scary"
echo Scary > $SCAL_GOV_FILE
else
then
echo "disabling OC and enabling UV now"
rmmod /system/lib/modules/x10minioc.ko
insmod /system/lib/modules/x10miniuv.ko
echo "setting governor to interactiveX"
echo interavtiveX > $SCAL_GOV_FILE
fi

if you are NOT overclocking, it disables UV, and enables OC

then it switches max freq to 691, and governor to Scary

if you are overclocking, it disables OC and enable UV

the switches governor to interactiveX

then reboot manually :)

if you want any other freq/gov, tell me :)

here it is : link
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
11.12.14 is out !

features battery/performance

122 / 320 min freq

691 / 748 (or729) max freq

interactiveX / Scary governor

unvervolt enabled / undervolt disabled

screenshots :

1/ wifi is running and undervolt has been successfully disabled

2/ wifi isn't running and undervolt has been successfully enabled

3/ no modules are currently runnind (undervolt has been successfully enabled)

download :

11-12-14-122/600ix-320/729s

11-12-14-122-691ix-320-748s

notes :

all is now in the name :

date of release : 11-12-14

freq range : 122-691 and 320-748

governors : ix stands for interactiveX and s for Scary
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] definator:
great thing, will give it a try

but for my phone max clock stable is 728mhz. i would edit your .sh, but dont know the exact value.

for 748 it seems 748800 (as in your script)

what is it for 728?

besides, is there any option to set before or after running your script? coz right now i am running on OC ondemand. should i just let it be or change?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
729600 i think :)

upload it after you do to share with anybody :)

what you can do :

set to 729 with CM settings

then launch the script once (it will change OC to 691, but display the previous value before)

write down the freq that you were running

close the script and edit :)

you can change governor to "ondemand" if you want :) (editing the script)

if you have specific wish but don't want to DIY, i can edit the script for you and release another "special" :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] definator:
i will edit the values myself. no problem

the only thing i dont know are the values for the governors.

in primar testings my experience was, that none of the govs reached nearly the same smooth behavior in menus as performance and ondemand

same for benchmarking

maybe some are more efficient with battery, but i dont wanna have a laggy system.

maybe you can share me your experiences with them

ps: running adw launcher
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
the best results i get for benchmark are :

with performance governor (that's obvious, it keeps CPU @max freq all the time)

with ondemand

and with Scary

smartassv2 is more balanced ?

for battery i think that :

conservative is the best (but laggy, laggy, and laggy)

like i like interactiveX (no good benchmarks, but smooth!)

but the choice of governor is really a personal choice, i can't have anything smooth with smartass whereas many people think it is the best gov ever :p

adw launcher is a perf eater for no good reasons, Launcher Pro or GoLauncher EX, are smoother, lagless and don't eat that much RAM/CPU :)

to know exact syntax of each governor, choose it in CM settings, run the script, and write down the exact word (Scary, interactiveX,...)

i'll post a DIY to make editing easier with more comments inside the script :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
DIY script editing for specific&personnal freq/govs :)

here there will be a detailed tutorial to change the freq you need for yourself easily :)

available freq :

for max :

825600 (0x2B)

806400 (0x2A)

787200 (0x29)

768000

748800

729600

710400

691200

600000

not sure for the gray values, i just can't try myself, so please people that are able to OC that much, give the the exact value :)
​

for min :

600000

480000

320000

245790

122880

19200 (available for miniCM7-2.1.6+)

DX has explained how these values are calculated : in his OC thread

available governors (exact syntax) :

interactiveX

interactive

Scary

ondemand

smartassV2

smartass

conservative

SavagedZen

minmax

what to edit :

echo "setting cpuclock from 320 to 748MHz"
echo 748800 > $MAX_FREQ_FILE
echo 320000 > $MIN_FREQ_FILE
echo "disabling UnderVolt"
rmmod /system/lib/modules/x10miniuv.ko
echo "setting governor to Scary"
echo Scary > $SCAL_GOV_FILE

if you want min 480 & max 787MHz with ondemand governor for your perf setting:

echo "setting cpuclock from 320 to 748MHz"
echo 787200 > $MAX_FREQ_FILE
echo 480000 > $MIN_FREQ_FILE
echo "disabling UnderVolt"
rmmod /system/lib/modules/x10miniuv.ko
echo "setting governor to ondemand"
echo ondemand > $SCAL_GOV_FILE
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] rooterdam:
M@!

Looks great!

I´m at work atm, will try this tomorrow buddy...:cool:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] smurfin_cervus:
What is the best value for min and max x10mini CPU?

I'm using 122-710.. freezing when to try higher.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
710max ?

i'm happy to see someone with a weaker chip than mine :-P (sorry ^^ , anybody else said he had far higher oc)

in fact, the best values depend on your phone mainly ...

for better performances, the min shouldn't be too low (for responsiveness)

and for battery life, it is better to have low values :) (not too low for max too keep things going smooth )

the best answer is try yourself frequencies, governors, and feel what is better for you :)

if you want, you can edit the script to change max to 710 :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
here is a hotfix for 11.12.14 special for compatibility with MiniCM7-2.1.6+nAa kernel07 :

122/600iX/uv-122/691S
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] sefanboy:
i wanted to try it but reading your disclaimer in bloody RED gives me the chills.. dont want my mini to be a doorstop... :p

but I'l try it anyway... :D

but the noob in me wants to clear something before doin it...

122/600iX/uv-122/691S

This means?

min:122 ==> 122

max:600 ==> 691

insteractiveX ==> Scary

undervolt ==> (no uv)

right?:confused:

so if i use this,no reboot requires when switching? do i have to tick set on boot?

I love this script because this is the SAME setting im using...no more going to setting...blah blah blah

Great work mat! :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
you mean aloy99 special version?

make sure you use the compatible with 2.1.6 version :)

disable the "set on boot"

and then launch the script first, and it will set battery setting

if you launch again, it sets performance setting

relaunch and battery again :)

no reboot needed fore 2.1.6 version (the reboot was for 2.1.5 with OC module :) )

:)

just launch it once at boot to set battery
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] sefanboy:
Hi mat! Ive updated to kernel 08, can I still use this? Thanks.

Merry Christmas! :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] firultd:
Hi! Im a noob in oc, can anyone explainme basic things? What is min frequency? I understand max but not min... And what are cpu governors and what do? thankz!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
i think so for nearly every version:)

(not the first special aloy99)

just test :)

it won't break anything, just won't work if something goes wrong, and a simple reboot resets in al cases :)

min freq is the minimal freq the cpu can run

the lower it is the more battery life, the higher it is the more responsive (high enough to "wake up" and change freq to higher)

@19MHz it might be instable: too low sometimes to handle thread and can't set higher freq so the phone freezes

@122MHz it seems to be the best for stability/performance (high enough but not to much)

@245 or 320, it is more responsive but eats more battery :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] firultd:
oh, good! Thankz for u help bro!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
also press the thank button if you think it worth it ;)

@everybody :

Happy new year !! :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] rooterdam:
Kala Christougenna Ki'eftihismenos O Kenourios Chronos!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
what does it means ?

google translate fails to translate properly :-P

@everybody: if you have any specific wishes about next release, please notify :-)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] rooterdam:
Ha ha ha!

EPIC!

It should say Happy christmas and a happy new year!

:cool:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
12.01.10 is out !

changelog : major fix for removing UV module properly

available downloads (X10mini only!):

switch_clock-12-01-10-insmod-122-691

switch_clock-12-01-10-122-691ix-320-729s

switch_clock-12-01-10-122-691ix-320-748s

for any wish about clock or governor, just ask

i'm planning to make a version for X10+X10minipro+X8 natively compatible
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] rooterdam:
I this for X10 mini pro?

??

:D

Great work Mat!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
a testing version, is also for minipro and x8 (auto device recognition)

no more need to edit the script to change module"s name ;)

ask me if you want to test it :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] rooterdam:
Sarcasm buddy, sarcasm....:):D;):cool:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
yeah :p

but i really need some testers (pro and x8 owners) for testing script about module and some freqs :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
12.01.12

12.01.12 is coming soon !

currently under testing, but,

if all goes well, it will support e10i, e10a, e15i, e15a, u20i, and u20a, regardless of the rom (custom rom+kernel)

requirements :

- OC in kernel,

- one of the previously written devices,

- undervolt module installed

--> if you are running on any miniCM7 based rom, it should work perfectly :)

changelog:

now supports e10i, e10a, e15i, e15a, u20i, and u20a, regardless of the rom (custom rom+kernel)

doesn't care about UVmodule's name (thx FrenchKoR for idea and nAa for huge help in succeeding to make it work)

script size quitely resized

i need your suggestions to make three script, with three different max freq (optimised for e10, e15 or u20) and favorite governor for battery life and performance

the actual one is optimised for my e10 and its own caracteristics in term of OC stability
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
12.01.12 is out !!

12.01.12 is out, see 1st post for link and changelog :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
i'm planning to release a script that tells all you need to know for development purpose :

in one tap, it will display

- current min frequency

- current max frequency

- current governor

- modules currently running

- the name of your undervolting module

- the recognise name of your device

I will add in near future :

- battery temperature

- battery percentage

- sd card cache size

- vm heap size

- kernel and rom used

- ...

this will be easy now to answer all the questions when finding a bug ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] matmutant:
11-04-12 update :)

now on ICS !! ​

if you think text is too small :

available frequencies :

DOWNLOADS (no mirroring allowed!) :

if you want to test a non-released version, pm me ;)

11.04.12

standard version for e10i, e10a, e15i, e15a, u20i, and u20a, regardless of the rom (custom rom+kernel)

requirements :

- OC in kernel,

- one of the previously written devices,

- undervolt module installed

--> if you are running on any miniCM7/9 based rom, it should work perfectly :)

122/691ix-320/768s

​
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] adoldrol:
It works perfect in minicm7 :)

Thanks.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sebas310:
So! My mother is on the lookout for a new phone, and this guy is cheap on Verizons site. Her phone that she has now, the LG Revolution, has constant freezing issues that irritate her beyond all belief, and because I know Android she dumps them all on me. I'm looking for some questions answered about this phone before I decide if this is the phone for her:

I have read on the Engadget Review that this phone freezes often. After custom ROMs are installed (I'm thinking MIUI), is this problem alleviated?

The LG Revolution has this weird issue where it's way too easy to scroll on it, which makes opening icons on any homescreen app drawer a huge PITA.

I basically need to be able to install ROM, drop it in her hands, and feel comfortable that she's not going to run into any hardware issues with the phone. This includes freezing because of memory issues.

Also, the drop of 4G isn't an issue, it's not in the area anyways.

Thanks guys for your comments and advice ahead of time.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidstyle:
This device pretty much poops on the revolution. That being said my device never froze when it was stock. We have alot of rom options from mtd based roms such as android 4.0 ICS v4, CM7.1 stable, Miui, Tsm pool party...also there are some really good TouchWiz Ginberbread roms such as, Superclean v.5, PWGB, Geewiz etc... I currently am bouncing between cm7 and ICS, but I cant say those are the best roms, they all are pretty good. You will just have to try them and see what your mother likes best.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] P-bot:
No freezing problems here, although it does bug out on me with random pressings of the back key. Sometimes the phone will enter screen capture mode and take a screen shot every time I try to power it down. Removing the screencapture apk solves this.

Overall it has been a good phone and has served me well. Gotta love that Samsung display!
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tone_Capone:
I havent had this device for that long, but I love it compared to by old Droid X, mostly due to nicer screen, better battery life, and easier hack-ability.

That being said, I personally am curious on what has been done, if anything, to the LG.

Has it been rooted?

Are you running aftermarket software?

Some freezing issues can be solved by changing ram parameters, others by getting rid of certain bad apps.

I personally would like to see if your problems are actually solvable before getting a new and unfamiliar device, just for S&G's of course :)
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sebas310:
It is rooted, and even after messing with the ram settings tweaked it still freezes. The other problem is that it dies way quickly, even with JuiceDefender and a calibrated battery. She's only had it for a week, so she's not yet settled on that one's ways.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pma7779:
I've had this phone for almost two years now and I've never had it freeze up on me. Install the SuperClean3 ROM. Solid ROM for that phone. I currently have ICS but for your mother's phone use SC3.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1350621

~This is going to take crackerjack timing, Wang.~
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tone_Capone:
Weird...

Does this happen on multiple ROMs, or just on stock?

Hes talking about his mom's LG, not a Fascinate...
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pma7779:
Yes he is. Now I know.

~This is going to take crackerjack timing, Wang.~
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rarson:
I'm also a fan of SuperClean. Great rom, with none of the AOSP issues that I find to be annoying enough to avoid. If you want to tweak it a bit, add KGB kernel and maybe a different launcher (I like OMFGB-Launcher) and Rom Toolbox will handle just about everything else. This is my setup, no major tweaks (lag fix, etc) other than zram and 1.2 gHz overclock. Fast and stable.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BarryF:
Hi all,

I released the paid version of my app two days ago and today I found it on nullapk.com which claims to have "Free full version android apps and games apk downloads". Should I be worried about this (and similar) sites?

I find it hard to believe my app was cracked so quickly? My app is not very popular (yet) so I can't imagine hackers have even noticed it yet, let alone cracked it. I'm using the Google LVL (with obfuscation) for license control.

I would download the app myself to really see if it's cracked but I'm afraid it has simply been turned into a Trojan and I don't want to catch a virus.

Any advice?

Thanks in advance,

Barry