yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] vondomitz:
Post move

Sheesh, younix...

I'll re-post it for you in the Q&A forum, Naddie; I am curious about the same thing.
[Vibrant Android Development] naddie:
Thanks.

Actually, if a MOD can move this thread, that'll be better.
[LG Optimus 2x] lzphil:
Chaps,

Big ask this one! - I've accidentally deleted all my internal sd card contents off of my Optimus 2X (Europe version) and I never had them backed up (Doh!).

As anyone got a link to the original files, I think there were some apps, a few demo games, some demo videos and a load of Ennio Morricone music/piano tracks.

I'm trying to get the handset back to original shipping condition and am short of these items to make it complete.

Anyone's help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in anticipation,

Phil
[LG Optimus 2x] Striatum_bdr:
Try a recovery tool from the computer like Recuva if you run windows.
[LG Optimus 2x] tablighs:
I think you can get back the stock bundle by flashing factory stock rom, atleast for froyo ones, I don't know if GB updates still contains them.
[LG Optimus 2x] HerrKuk:
I just got an idea!

Try and google it...

I just tried it, and it worked! ;)

This is what i found http://android.modaco.com/topic/335497-25-mar-stock-internalsd-contents/
[LG Optimus 2x] lzphil:
HerrKuk,

Thankyou so much, I did try Googling it but must admit - some people have a knack at searching and finding and you are one of those people!

I'm not lazy just not lucky in my results, Hats off again bud, downloading them now.

Cheers,

Phil
[LG Optimus 2x] HerrKuk:
;)

No problem
[TouchPad General] firmbiz94:
Hey guys just installed xrons cm7 on my touchpad and so far so good. Anyways I tried searching for an answer but I keep getting a parse error when trying to install non market apks using es file explorer ..is there a solution to this BC its really the only issue I'm having and I have tried several different apks. I also tried emailing them from my e3d but the attachment is not pressable..anyways thanks everyone for fbe hard work in making a dead tablet pretty awesome
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] motorazrv3:
Hello everybody on XDA :-)

Because i am a new member i can not post my question directly in the cyanogenmod 7.2.0 rc4 thread.

I installed the rom on my mini. Everything went fine.

In cyanogen setting there is an option to change the look of the in german it is called Sperrbildschirm (engl. Lockscreen). If i select it i get an errormessage

Die Anwendung CyanogenMod (Prozess com.cyanogenmod.cmparts) wurde unerwartet beendet. Versuchen Sie es erneut.

In english i think it is called

The application cyanogenMod (process com.cyanogenmod.cmparts) stopped unexpectedly. Try it again.

Whats the problem? I already downloaded and installed 7.2.0 RC4 twice but the error is still there.

Any help would be fine.

Greetings from germany
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Shuvo_bd:
reboot to recovery and clear cache and wipe data. then reflash the rom again.it should be working now.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] motorazrv3:
i already did that twice as i mentioned.

i solved the problem.

i changed the phone language to english and "tada" the style options from lockscreen settings are there. i change the lockscreen and incoming call style as i personaly wanted. everthing is fine for the moment.

strange thing by the way is, after changing the phone language back to german, the lockscreen settings are now there. no more error message.

but there is maybe another bug i found by this way. in phone language english at the lockscreen style option there is an option called random (ger. zufällig).

in german phone language the point zufällig (engl. random) is not there at all.

there is only visible

- sliding tab (Schieber)

- rotary (Rad)

- rotary revamped (Rad umgestaltet)

- lense (Linse)

- ring (Blasen)

option random is missing totaly.

greetings from germany.

sorry for my poor english but i hope you can follow and understand me.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] galaxy mini:
hi also from germany :)

i got this bugs too on rc4, and you will find more be sure! i flashed

back to 7.1 by tjstyles! the poor battery runtime of a few hours and the

realy slow market speed on rc4 was the the main problem for me to flash back!!

Samsung GT-S5570 using XDA App

Cyanogenmod 7.1 Overclock to 782MHz stable daily driver
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] swerveBM:
hi all, i have a problem...when i tryed to install this update-cm-7.2.0-RC4-GalaxyMini-KANG-signed...my phone died,completely black...it wont start, is there a way to fix this ? plz hlp i have a Mini GT S-5570 :(
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] smitharro:
Why do you use a release candidate? There's fully stable and official cm7.2 version! Look here! http://get.cm/?device=tass
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Tk-Glitch:
Reserved. Just in case.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cantIntoCode:
Awesome, this new LiveOC system really is something else.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jeebspawnshop:
Thanks Glitch. This is a really great and comprehensive guide from which many people will benefit.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bhu1:
Bow to tk-glitch. :) :) new year gift by glitch .
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bhu1:
My 'love' oc value is 110% with Max over clock to 1320 MHz and min to 110 MHz and governed on on demand.

I didn't touched arm voltages

My int voltages are as follows:-

Max- 1225

1400-1200

1304-1175

1200-1125

1000-1100

800-1075

400-1050

200-1025

100-1000

Phone is pretty damn stable on these frequencies , I was facing some instability earlier but not now. Phone is dancing on my fingers, but will this effect battery a lot. Tk-glitch did I did it correctly or anything else have to be done??
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Tk-Glitch:
@BHuvan goyal : Looks good to me :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bhu1:
Will test at different frequencies from time to time and will report here once build 12 comes out as build 11 has some minor problems. Btw I accidentally went up to 150% and screen started to display weird lines ( horizontal ) and phone rebooted but that's bound to happen as I know that was at maximum.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Tk-Glitch:
As said, the bus limits are around 250 MHz for most phones, so with 150% pushing it to 300 MHz (and even more on the 1.3GHz step) your device will instantly freeze or crash :p

~ 130% is around the hardware limits :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aventu:
So what is the best method to save energy? Lower int and/or arm voltages? :o

"- Going below 1.000V on 100MHz step will generally kill stability with no battery gain."

Does it makes sense to lower arm voltage on 100mhz if >1V int causes instability?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Tk-Glitch:
Underclock and lower ARM voltage (both). If you only lower voltage, or only underclock, the gains will be poorer.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aventu:
I just want to undervolt (same performance, lower energy consumption), but I'm not sure how to find the lowest arm and int voltages.

Frist int, then arm? I guess balance is the problem^^

just testing, not stable:

100-1000mhz, 100% live OC; int 1000/1000/1000/1000/1050; arm 850/875/1000/1175/1250

100-1000mhz, 100% live OC; int 1000/1000/1000/1000/1050; arm 800/800/950/1125/1200

frist arm, then int.. for tomorrow
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sixstringsg:
First arm, then int.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] SamHaLeKe:
Thanks for the amazing kernel and the OC/UV options to puch our silicon to it's limits!

Question...

f.e.

I can change Max CPU freq to 1200 MHz with no other adjustments to voltage or Live OC

and system is totally stable

(can even go all the way to 1300 MHz without changing voltages, stable)

or

I can change Live OC Value to 115 % with no other adjustments to voltage and Max CPU freq set to 800

and system is totally stable

. (CPU will be 920 MHZ and GPU 230 MHz)

but

When I change both to let say Live OC Value to 115 % and CPU freq set to 1000

the system becomes unstable (CPU will be 1150 MHz and GPU 230 MHz)

So I can run my CPU at an even higher freq then 1150 MHz totally stable

but not together with Live OC

(separately also totally stable). What's the catch? I even tried 114 % 116% 113% but can't get it stable together (separately no problem). Also some suggestions on voltage settings (Int) would be nice to see... Thanks again

-Sam-
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Tk-Glitch:
@SamHaLeKe :

As you guessed, it's probably the Int voltage causing problems. Push it a bit (let's say 0.050V), and see if it's any better. It's obviously not the CPU freq causing problem, but more probably the bus freq. BTW, stock ARM voltage for 1GHz could be too low for 1150MHz, so pushing it a bit, towards 1.3V, should help too.

Good luck.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] SamHaLeKe:
Thanks for the quick answer. The strange thing is that separately it's working perfectly fine without changing any voltages. Like I said, separately I can go all the way to 1200 MHz CPU freq without changing ARM voltage and system is totally stable (I have a good silicon...). So there is no need to push my voltage for 1150 MHz and I already tested that option. Also bus freq is working fine separately but not together with changing CPU freq. Adding voltage for bus freq makes it even unstable, while it is working stable when changing bus freq separately on default Int. voltages. Very strange but will sertainly do more testings and find the sweet spot....

Thanks again

-Sam-
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aventu:
I noticed a strange behavior when I was testing a new frequency. For example 400mhz:

min 100mhz max 400mhz, stock int V; the phone freezes with >1V if I try to wake it from idle, but it passes every stress test (performance gov.) with >1V.. :confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Tk-Glitch:
Default voltage is higher @ 1.2 than @ 1GHz. It won't magically change because you did use LiveOC.

To get one isolated step stable is one thing, to get it stable with others is another story. Nothing strange in that, it's as old as the world of clocks ^^
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DaXmax:
please share your settings which is good in performance.... Im already blurred...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bhu1:
Try the once that I use, first page 5 or 6th post. My phone is blazing fast.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] electech13:
Well just installed the latest glitch kernel earlier today (v14 b5) and have been playing around with the oc some more and have been amazed at how my phone is performing and the high level it is running at! And all at STOCK voltages!

As was case before, all the set of steps still worked flawlessly even the 1500 with no probs and 36 degrees temp. Now as for the live oc , this is where I've had a lot of experimenting the past while to see what this phone is capable of.

Now it appears I'm average for Max live oc at around 120% (240 gpu) and I can only do this up to the 1200 step...so Max 1440 CPU with 240 ram n gpu. After that I can do live of at 110% on the 1400 step for Max 1540 CPU and 220 gpu and lastly I can Max out at 106% live oc on the 1500 step for Max 1590 CPU and 212 gpu! And all of these have been very stable and tested on various tests and benchmarks especially my Max step for the past two hours really stressing it with no fails at all! Benchmarking great! Probably almost as high as a cappy can go!

Now all i have to do is see what I can do for uv'ing at stable levels to see how much I can improve battery cuz I'm Leary to yet see how it will be lasting at these new levels but nonetheless I'm very happy with this!

That's glitch! Great work

Ps - quick question for all u out there who are tweaking for performance and running an ics build.... what would u prefer and think would be better:

Running a 1000 step at 120% live of for a 1200 CPU Max but with 240 ram n gpu or just 1400 cpu step with no live oc? Do u take the increased bus for gpu n ram performance but lower overall clock or take the lower standard gpu n ram clock but higher CPU? I'm curious what the consensus on this would be!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Enyo.:
Well a lower clock with higher bus speed will be faster.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] electech13:
I believe that this phone on this kernel is very customisable and versatile up to the 1200 step! Almost endless combos and possibilities with high Max but at 1300 things change dramatically and are much more constrained and much less works on that step and beyond so keep that in mind.

This phone can definitely go beyond 1300 but the setup options and especially live oc become much more narrowly customisable beyond there.

I actually have two cappy's. One for reg daily use and a seperate tester and both can go to total overall oc over 1.5 ghz but both become limited beyond 1300... gonna keep trying though!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sixstringsg:
With the new way we do OC, its a lot more work for the end users, but gives more performance. When we did different leakages, we tweaked the voltages for you, stress testing it for days before release. Now that you have that control, its more work.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] electech13:
Yep may be morework but its nice to have the choice and the control! Thanks again to all who help with Glitch cuz it rocks and I'm amazed at the performance I'm getting out of my S1 Crappy... basically 1.6 Ghz STABLE with an increased bus...that's just incredible! It really helps with running ICS on these phones now and now competes with the S2's and the nexus. Obviously the next big thing that we can't change or control but is the main reason to eventually upgrade is multiple cores.. Dual core and quad core.. that's what I'm looking forward to next.

Outside of that can anyone here answer the next important piece of hardware performance difference from this phone to the S2 and Nexus and maybe newer phones and that's the SD card speed?

The write n read of these cappy' s are decent but don't compare to my separate USB flash drives I have that can do 15-20mb write and 30mb read.. this will definitely make good performance differences in all phones.

So how do our Cappy's compare to S2 and Nexus, etc? Same or big diff? Are newer phones getting much better and faster flash drives nowadays? Curious...thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] abovebeyondgal:
Thanks Glitch this very helpfull..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] matyas69:
I would have loved that glitch kernel running on an unmodified rom * _ *
[Galaxy S I9000 General] electech13:
My cousin just came by with his cappy that he got in Europe a while back but it is a U.S model SGH-i897 too and he let me mod it and test this kernel and oc.

He obviously has a rare phone with great hardware cuz I was able to get live oc up to 134%! That's a 268 bus. This was on the 1000 step. Was able to get 125% on the 1200 step for a 1.5Ghz clock on a 250 bus! And 115% on the 1500 step for a whopping 1.725Ghz clock on a 230 bus! And its been stable all day!! Performed a ton is stress tests and gpu tests without a single fail, freeze or crash! Its flying! And this is on 1.475v arm and 1.250v int. Only 38 degrees too. What a phone the lucky bugger. I want it!

Anyways I just thought I'd report this and give thanks again to Glitch for an awesome kernel.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Whalefreezer:
This seems like a simple request, but I have yet to get a consistent answer. From what I have gathered from searching, it is not possible to find your current bootloader version. So in that case you would need to flash a new one to make sure. But that then raises the question, which one?

The place for bootloaders seem to be here, but the last update was last year, so I’m not sure.

Then there is the matter of how to apply the bootloader, from what I have gathered all you do is flash it in oden in the pda slot with flash bootloader checked.

tl;dr: A FREAKIN' GB BOOTLOADER; WHERE AND HOW DO I GET?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] neh4pres:
Droidstyles guide in general
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Whalefreezer:
I couldn’t find anything useful from a Google search of "Droidstyles guide" and the only mention of this in the I9000 general forum is your post just now, however a Google search focusing on xda turned up a result for a guide in the Fascinate General forum. That guide is looks good for flashing roms, however I am currently happily running CM9 build 16 and the article contains no mention of bootloaders, confirmed by ctrl+f.

It's possible that my google-fu is weak and I did not find what you intended. Could you possibly link to the article in question?

Thanks for any assistance.

tl;dr: found guide, no mention of bootloaders.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] neh4pres:
i follow a few different glitch posts. Last night i thought this was posted in the fascinate v14 topic. I apologize for the Misleading information
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dark_knight35:
Will read your post. Hope that nobody quotes it :).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AntiMeds:
Stupid rules

I can't post this in the development thread so I'll post it here.

When phone goes deep idle, it occasionally fails to restore the awake CPU governor.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cba1986:
It's known bug from B5.

I think i found my sweet spot. 120% on 1200 Mhz. With GlitchOndemand and noop. I'm still deciding with scheduler to use.

FREQ---ARM----INT

1440---1450---1175

1200---1350---1125

960----1250---1100

480----1075---1100

240-----950---1100

I set the min freq to 240 for stability reason. I still have problem with video playing but sort that out setting the max freq to 960. ;)

This is the most stable version i ever tried respecting OC.

Thanks to everyone who are developing this kernel for making my phone smooth.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] daskanda:
I just found my sweet spot on the 800 step live oc 125%... stock arm voltages and added 25 to all the steps of int... With glitchass v2 governor.... My phone it's running super faster..... Faster then it was at 1500 CPU oc
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cba1986:
That is some nice liveOC. Maybe you don'y need to add to much int voltages. As you can see i only tuned only the top 2 steps.

I'm considering using 125% live OC on the 1000 Mhz step. But i like how 1440 sounds. hehe.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cba1986:
I would like to know what stress test are you using guys. I only tested my OC with antutu and is working for me so far. But i would like to know alternative stability test.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] neh4pres:
Search stability test in market.. Looks like a cpu on fire
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sixstringsg:
Use a 720p video clip in mobo player, and set it to software decode. That breaks stability more than anything else I know.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] neh4pres:
I found that when using software decoding some 720p videos will stop playing audio after several seconds.. Would that be considered a stability issue, or a issue with the codec?

Also, what amount of time do you give using this method?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sixstringsg:
Probably a codec issue. That isn't a stability issue. A stability issue will be very obvious. As for time, most issues will show up within five minutes. If it runs for 30 minutes, there is absolutely nothing we have found that will kill it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cba1986:
Yeah i know. ;)

Play movies while OC is a *****. It's strange i can play Dead space half hour withou a glitch but i cannot play 5 minutes of video on the 1400 step.

I finally ended up with 125 % in the 1000 Mhz step. Is a nice balanced OC.

EDIT: forget what i said. 125% is unstable even in the 1250 step. I guess 250 bus freq is too much.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zuN!:
I'm assuming it isn't the same when doing this in MX video player with software decode?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sixstringsg:
Should be the same, yeah. Same codecs, so it should put the same stress on it. THe key is software decode and 720p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] srkonus:
Hi,

i use this kernel with CFT 1.4 and pimp my cpu.

my settings are:

max. clock: 800mhz

min. clock: 100mhz

voltages are:

800 - 1175mV (-25mV)

400 - 1000mV (-50mV)

200 - 875mV (-75mV)

100 - 850mV (-100mV)

governor: smartassV2

the only problem i had ist, that the phone does not boot and i have to reflash the rom. this happend only if i use glitch kernel and change the voltages.

how can i control if the voltages are active? i use cpu spy to see which frequencys the cpu use - but the voltages?

kind regards

srkonus
[Galaxy S I9000 General] neh4pres:
With your stability issue, yep sounds like their active
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Mull1s:
Hello, i wanted to tried this kernel so i flashed it from cwm recovery (coming from semaphore) and now im stuck in some kind of boot loop. I didnt had NStools or any kind of overclocking active when i flashed. I cannot enter the recovery :s

How can i fix this? :confused: Thanks for your time.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] daskanda:
Are you using an ics rom?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cba1986:
Now hear this:

2 passes of antutu - check

2 passes quadrant - check

20 minutes of CPU stability test - check

20 minutes of CPU + GPU stability test - check

30 minutes of ShadowGun - check

30 minutes of Dead Space - check

5 minutes of video on MX - EPIC FAIL

Now, how can it be?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] neh4pres:
How can what be? From what i see you wasted almost 2 hours of testing by not going to mx video first. :)... But I'm no math wiz, so I'll tell you to go ask enyo if you would like a more solid math answer
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cba1986:
But how a video player can squeeze more a cpu than a game?

It makes no sense at all.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fylim:
Maybe sw decoding codec uses part of the CPU or cache not typically stressed under normal benchmarks. CPU stress Intensity in games may vary and uses hw acceleration.

I get similar lock ups in Mx player with the browser some times.

For mx decoding did you install the neon specific codec? It actually Improves decoding performance(frame rate) although still not hw acc.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fylim:
This is what is on the MX Player FAQ

Device was completely stopped.

It can happen when severe error is encountered inside H/W decoder. Since H/W decoder is a global resource, problem can impact entire device and can stop device in worst case. In some cases, H/W decoder tends to become noticeably unstable. Please use S/W decoder in this case, it is very rare to stop device completely with S/W decoder error.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cba1986:
Maybe. I don't know. For examaple the app Stability test app test both CPU and RAM. And really strees the SoC. i mean it' reaches nearly 52 degrees. So what is the thing behind video players?

Thanks for the input, i will try that.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sixstringsg:
He was using SW.

General note: See, I told you video broke **** that nothing else did :) It's really intensive on the processor, GPU, and RAM, which is why it is so bad at stability.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cba1986:
Really?

I don think so. How a 5 minute vídeo can be moré stressing that an hour of playing full hd games like shadowgun or dead space?

I think there os something moré going on. On a side noté hw plying works greats.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] neh4pres:
Probably because your game users hardware acceleration and in mx video your forcing the cpu to take care of it.. Duh, i shouldn't have to tell you not to argue with the developers when their giving you information from an experience standpoint. They KNOW what's going on, so your thoughts are not valid here.

PRO TIP: saying things in a tactful manner won't result in this type of backlash
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cba1986:
Why are you treating me like that?

I didn't say anything that deserves this type of response or backlashing. My english is not so good and maybe i can't express myself correctly.

And I'm not arguing with anybody. I'm just asking from my ignorance.

As far as i know this is a forum where you can share your thoughts with everybody with respect and following the rules, something that you didn't do. If you found my post inappropriate, you should reported then and not backlashed anyone.