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[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] shayne77:
LOL

I just realised that about 10 minutes ago.

Done a few for myself and thought I would share.

Forgot by default CM9 only shows large increments. (First thing I noticed when I installed CM9)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] kodath:
sweet! thanks for this!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] ATN24:
just flashed the Axiom Battery - Little Android, very nice!! :)

EDIT: battery % not accurace in v1

all is good in v2!!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] skejcik:
not work by me :confused:
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] waqax:
Read OP again

he's modifying the files again to implement 1% increment as its not implemented on CM9 by default

New files will be uploaded soon
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] raptorjesus1337:
Thank you for the compilation.

However, lets say I wanted to go back to stock, how would I go about this?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] shayne77:
Flash this zip file in the same fashion as the above.

http://www.multiupload.com/50N7Z4QWYW
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Razer(x):
Well done mate!

EDIT: Something must be wrong, i flashed the Honeycomb battery style and lost my status bar

Oh come on, seriously?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] shayne77:
If you look at Post#2 above, it worked for Solovey83 (screenshot proves it)

Try downloading the file again and reflash.

Don't panic, this file will restore your original status bar if it fails.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] 13pointseven:
@ Shayne77

Didn't realise you could under clock this kernel??
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Razer(x):
Flashed again and still does not work
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] shayne77:
Ermmm I am? (1.0ghz)

and I think the ALPHA kernel is underclocked by default?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] shayne77:
Did you download it again? Not use the same download as before?

You're using GT-I9100T?

CM9 - Build: 01062012?

If so, restore Stock ICS Battery here: http://www.multiupload.com/50N7Z4QWYW

Like I said, I've tested it and a user above has had success with the Honeycomb one?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Razer(x):
Yeah, tried re-downloading.

I'm on GT-19100, latest CM9 build.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] shayne77:
I'm not sure then mate.

To get your statusbar back, Flash Stock Battery Mod

@ALL

I have fixed ALL of the MOD's.

They're

all

have 1% increments now.

Let me know if you have any dramas.

EDIT: I tested HoneyComb (I too chose it out of the list) and it works fine for me. Maybe give v2 a try? (Screenshot of my homescreen below)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] aceofclubs:
My phone is working as it should with honeycomb mod. You could try wiping the dalvik cache to see if your statusbar comes back??

Thanks for the update mate.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] milleirish:
Just a quick question, I will be getting the ET4G tomorrow leaving AT&T and coming to Sprint. Question I have about the ET4G is when Sprint does go LTE, and the ET4G is a 4G phone will we be able to use the LTE network on this phone? If this question has been asked before sorry, but I searched for it and couldnt find any info on it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] iivisionii:
As far as I have heard and have read up on it our phone will not be LTE capable.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] patrao_n:
the only 4g you will see with this phone is wimax. and you should check to see if you even get that in your area. i don't but I don't need it. this phone will never have lte
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] milleirish:
Well great, and we are unable to upgrade for 2 years? They dont let you upgrade a year out on your contract expiring?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] datajosh:
After you sign up, you won't be able to upgrade for 20 months. If you're able to wait, the Galaxy Nexus is being announced this week and will be Sprint's first LTE phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] milleirish:
See there is the problem, I cant stand AT&T anymore. The price I pay there I can get my whole family smart phones and it will be $10 cheaper.. And the customer service sucks. Oh well a 4g phone is fine for now, Thats what I have at AT&T now. The HTC Inspire. Thanks for the info.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
no fastboot required on this kernal!

I did not create this or even upload it. I follow leech on twitter and he retweeted this kernal from 0xD34d which im assuming made it for leech's MIUI port! I flashed it in twrp on cm7 and so far all is well. very snappy and I'm stoked to let others know about it. 3333 in quadrants, enjoy!

install instructions:

download and place in SD card

reboot into recovery

make a backup!

flash zip in recovery

reboot!

in order to prevent the sod, put minimum frequency to 600. this prevents the device from going into a deep sleep. i personally run this kernel at 600min 1300max n it is super zippy.

fixed crt

fixed wake issue

1.3ghz added

updated 1.11.12 0xd34d v13

http://goo.gl/Lw3dI

sent from my kindle fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] treo750ii:
Noob question... how do I keep CRT OFF?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eman3316@optonline.net:
I believe it is in the settings menu, maybe under cyanogen seetings....Don't have my device in front of me to look for the exact spot it is in.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firemountain:
All works stable on 1200 mgh
[Kindle Fire Android Development] palmheel:
Exactly what all works?.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
its easier for me to tell u what's not working at the moment..

-screen off animation

everything else. feels dandy!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Matt V:
So does this overclock? I'm very excited to see a kernel that's so easy to install. I'll try this tonight and give my impressions.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
yup! 1.2ghz!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] damianarnold:
Frame locked at 50fps, bloody quick Quadrant results, hit 3734 with Performance governor at 1200Mhz.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Matt V:
Are you guys using SetCPU with this? If so what profile should I use?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] damianarnold:
Yes, just changed the governor and ran Quadrant 4 times.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Skimp Killah:
After flashing this I can't get my kindle to come on, the screen will come on but its black, and I can't get ADB to connect. Any ideas?

Im on CM7
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Matt V:
Can you get to TWRP? And did you make a backup?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
bad download? u could also flash cm7 back ontop to put the stock kernal back if u didn't make a backup. if u do this, reflash gapps
[Kindle Fire Android Development] irishmyles003:
Going to flash this now, but running quadrant prior to flashing I ranged from 2300,2700, 2900(not exact). So I'm going to dl and try it anyways and see how she runs :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Matt V:
Just flashed this with CM7 and am stuck on a black screen too.

I'm gonna reflash my backup I made right before but any tips?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] irishmyles003:
I got the same thing, but rebooted and turned off the screen on/off animations just to be sure and I was back at my normal homescreen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Matt V:
I have them off and still can't get it to boot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] androidcues:
Ok let me go binge drink my moms whiskey and try to get into a destructive mood then ill flash kernel and join you.. wud luvto see what the black screen looks like.

Tip. Hold the damn power button for twenty frigging seconds. Device will turn off. Turn back on and when yellowtriangle coes on press power untik the green light goes orange and fixit

Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] altitude909:
Froze when trying to install quadrant from market, then this broke all my market apps that were installed prevoiusly, gave me an SD card error when I tried to reinstall them from market..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Matt V:
I know how to fix it moron. I restored from my backup, just trying to figure out why this won't flash properly.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
I can make a video of me installing it and post it if u want. I wouldn't have posted it unless I tested it first so I know it works. I did wipe cache n delvik after dunno if that helped.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Matt V:
I understand how to install it. I wiped cache, delvik, and battery stats. I have screen on/off animations disabled as well as animations in the settings/display menu.

I wonder if my modified build.prop could be affecting it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] magic140.6:
Installed kernal no issues. Noticed that CPU time in state is no longer reported. I've tried both SetCPU and SysTune. Both did report % of time in each freq before hand. I'm runnig MIUI on my KF
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Matt V:
Finally got it installed using an alternative installation method. Will test it and post my impressions soon.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ruvort:
This is awesome! Great work. Is this kernel undervoltable?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
what did u have to do different if u don't mind me asking? I'm running the modified build.prop too. it lets me play order and chaos now lol

I've played a lot of fruit ninja before and after this kernal and it feels way more responsive with this new kernal. overall snappiness bouncing around the os feels great.

sent from my kindle fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Matt V:
Well it was great but not for long, I keep getting random freezes.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
Update available

Okay, I've worked out a few extra kinks and have a new build of this kernel available. Screen now turns back on from sleep (you can re-enable animations if you want) and I also fixed an issue with apps2sd.

I've changed optimization from being optimized for size to optimized for speed. With that I was able to get 3700+ in quadrant the MIUI rom.

You can get the updated kernel here.

|0xD34D|
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chipg07:
This is my quadrant score after installing this kernel on cm7. Only issue I have noticed is that it seems to be sticking at 1200mhz 95% of the time..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chipg07:
Amazing work, btw.... Thanks. Can't wait to see where this goes from here.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CTTKDKing:
This kernel makes a huge difference! Love it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] altitude909:
That fixed my app issues, thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MaxRabbit:
Any comparison to intersectRaven's kernel?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] adamantypants:
I knew there was something telling me to bring my Kindle to work today. Damn, guess I'll get to it when I get home.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CTTKDKing:
K. Got a SOD while charging. Any thoughts? O clocked to 1.2ghz. Low setting of 300mhz.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rehabray:
So I tried the updated version and didn't have the black screen issue anymore butI I found that I no longer had usb connectivity. Has anybody else had this issue?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hasher76:
more people should use Antutu for benchmarking rather than Quadrant, Antutu gives you much more information and a higher quality test. FWIW mine ran a 6188 Antutu on intersects kernal @1.2

would like to give this a shot as well tonight
[Kindle Fire Android Development] altitude909:
This kernal runs quick as hell but I am getting black screens on wake up requiring a reboot now and the KF gets pretty hot pretty quick..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CTTKDKing:
+1. Same issue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] magic140.6:
+2. I'm also seeing a powerdown issue. I go to power off my KF and it appears to shut down but the screen's backlight stays on. I then have to hold the power button down till it either reboots or completes shutting down.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
I'm noticing this as well right now. fast as **** but sometimes falls to deep sleep and won't get up. gonna let 0xd34d kno. bounce back to stock, the joys of testing stuff :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mperson007:
How did you get it to start back up? I flashed the kernel last night. All was well then poof. Now I can't get it to do anything.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
I held the power button or plugged in my charger.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mperson007:
I did the same things but nothing happened. Not good.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jwilliamf:
after installing, can not connect to usb from pc.

it actually freeze!

any suggestion?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zomboogz:
+1

Same issues since flashing this kernel. Anyone know how to fix this issue? If not, how to flash back to stock kernel?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pwned3:
Easiest way to go back to stock is I restore your back-up. Unless someone can make a flashable zip of the stock kernel

sent from my newly unlocked Rezound
[Kindle Fire Android Development] darkstar765:
Same here. +2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] leoinj:
Won't turn back on for me from sleep mode. Hope we see a fix soon. I can't bring myself to re-flash stock kernel because it lags and stutters so bad.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
i feel the same way. need a fix! this kernal flys! but that sleep of death is deadly lol

sent from my kindle fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CTTKDKing:
Stock is slower, but there's a couple things you can do to speed up the experience.

1) Launcher Pro (at least for me) runs WAYYY smoother than Go Launcher, or ADW EX (pay version). Not sure why. ADW Ex has always been the fastest on my phone.

2) v6 supercharger script made a notable difference as well. I used version 8 with option 9 selected.

3) set all animation and transition speeds in spare parts to fast. Doesn't help with the lag, but does give a little more snap when opening things.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Skimp Killah:
On page 3 someone posted an uodated kernel that does not have the sleep problems.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Skimp Killah:
There is an updated kernel, you can get it in the OP. Everything works that I've seen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
Just to clear things up

This is |0xD34D|. I've used lithium76 for the longest time now so I am just going to stick with it here. I want to address some of the issues people seem to still be having.

I had provided an update that addressed the issue with the screen not waking up correctly. This was a simple setting in the kernel config that was set to allow virtual consoles on the framebuffer. Disabling this cleared up that issue. The second issue, which no one seemed to have mentioned, was that Apps2SD did not function. This was due to not including the TwoFish cypher into the kernel. Both of these problems were addressed so if you are still having problems, I can only assume you are not using the latest kernel I linked.

With that said, I have a new kernel for you guys to take for a test drive (or drive it off the lot and keep it)! This kernel has all the stock CPU frequencies and also includes 1200MHz and 13000MHz.

I've been running this kernel for over a day now and have not been experiencing any issues. I have mainly tested this out in MIUI but I also flashed CM7 and this kernel to make sure all was working well.

Without further ado, go ahead grab the latest build here.

MD5: b54e07d1213fd2d5fd580dcdcc54620a

To verify you are on my latest build, the kernel version should show up as 2.6.35.7+ |0xD34D|v13@miui.us #14 SMP PREEMPT

I'll try to hit up this forum a bit more but you can always reach me on twitter at @0xD34D.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] damianarnold:
How funny, 4288 in Quadrant at 1300Mhz.....just off to see far up the toilet wall I can urinate :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] darkstar765:
Awesome! Thanks 0xD34d!!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
I tried installing this but I got an error saying that it can't load volume/music. I rebooted and waited 5 minutes while it was stuck at a blank screen with the backlight on and it wouldn't boot any further. I restored my backup and up and running again.

Edit: I redownloaded the file, installed it again and it worked, I still got the volume/music error but it bored up immediately afterward.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
that's a normal twrp error. how's the kernal feel?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
I always get the volume /misc message. Not sure if it is TWRP or what but you can rest assured it is not a problem and the kernel should flash just fine!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
i flashed the newest oontop of cm7 earpier today and it felt fast as **** again. but left it for a fee hours and came back to my kindle in a deep sleep. kept mashing the power button and finally got it to reboot. back to stock again

sent from my kindle fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
Snappy, so far so good, I haven't had any issues yet.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] altitude909:
Ditto, so far so good at 1300 on demand (6432 on antutu)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
I'm restoring my backup, once it went to sleep it it would not turn on, I had to hold down the power button to turn it off and then reboot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Twilla:
1.3ghz

Your latest build that. got from your twitter is giving me the "deep sleep" issue again. It stopped responding pretty often, too. Hmm.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
Does restoring a backup change back to the other kernel as well?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
Yes. It should.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
It did, SetCPU is only showing a max of 1008. As a side note I wanted to point out that if your Fire is plugged into a charger it does not go into the deep sleep freeze with the kernel.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rehabray:
So I have two fires. Last night I put this(most updated version) kernel on both. ran antutu on both and were in the6200's. so on one I then installed script manager, an app that speeds up the sd write speed, and setcpu. I ran the the script manager and installed v6 super charger script. With option 8. I also used setcpu to create a profile to go to 300 mhz while sleeping. anyway when I got up the one with out the tweeks was deep sleeping the treeked one was running fine. The only otherdifference was the nontweeked one had charged all night.

Rockin' the Miui Incredible 2 w/xda premium

Well got home and the tweeked one was deep sleeping. :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] altitude909:
Yep, mine was doing fine until this morning, deep sleep again
[Kindle Fire Android Development] darkstar765:
Same here :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BugsyM:
I ran this kernal for a day or two, and am very impressed by it! I however ran into the issues other users are seeing with it falling into a "deep sleep" when left alone for extended amounts of time, requiring a reboot.

I also could not get USB Debugging to work, which made me put this one on the shelf for now.

(running CM7)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SimranSingh:
Guys! for the deep sleep issue, turn off the animations on and off in the CM settings.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
Mine were not turned on at all.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] altitude909:
Will try and report back. Mine was off as well. Are you saying we should cycle it?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Skimp Killah:
I'm on the latest version, with the crt on and off animations on, and I've had no problems at all. I also flashed the newest version of the kernel after I restored a back up, and not just over the older version of the kernel. Not sure if that makes a difference.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
mine was off too. I too flashed a backup than the update. same issue. when I leave it for a long time uuntouched, it falls into a deeeeep sleep.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takenover83:
Add me to the list of people having the "deep sleep" issue. I have animations "off" in CM Settings.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rehabray:
So I don't know if anybody else has had this happen but I was under the impression that the "deep sleep" happened only after being left "sleeping" for a while but my daughter was listening to music with the screen off and the music just stopped the power button went green and it went to "deep sleep".

And has anybody noticed how much time it spends at 800 mhz. Even with setcpu set to min 300 and with a profile set up for screen off at300 mhz. It still spend like 3/4 of its time at 800

Rockin' the Miui Incredible 2 w/xda premium
[Kindle Fire Android Development] adamantypants:
Are we sure its a problem with the kernel? I'm on stock kernel and i get deep sleep too. In fact part of the resson I'm in this thread is to see if this would've helped.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] imnotamorningguy:
When I flash this and reboot I just get stuck on a black screen after the yellow triangle splash screen and end up having to restore from back up. Anyone else get that?

Edit: I saw someone else's post about redownloading the kernal and flashing again so I tried that and got it to boot up after a few tries but after 5 minutes it locked up and I had to power down and flash my recovery because it wouldn't boot again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pete_kowalski83:
Well this kernel works pretty well on the stock Rom so far no issues yet been a cpl hrs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
Sleep and power off issues using this with the stock launcher. Also on cm7. Also this makes the stock carousel crash a lot. Other than that I really like the flashable packaging and the performance gains.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tillum:
Is the ambient light detector working?

Sent via Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CTTKDKing:
So i killed animations as some others suggested and ran this without problems for about a day (this is the lastest build). Left my Fire sitting on my headboard for about 5 hours while i went out and when I came back it was in sleep of death mode again. Forced a restart and restored my stock rom.

Any other thoughts on what might be causing the sleep of death?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] conradlyn:
this kernal has its super fast performance.

but i don't have the sleep problem, maybe it was that i played around with it too much then i didn't have the chance to leave it to sleep after i flash this kernal.

the problem for me is the device wouldn't completely shutdown, it will just stay in a "glowing black" screen, the screen is not complete off, and while in this status, the power button will respond when pushed but nothing happen, i will have to hold the power button for more than 10 seconds or so to shut it then reboot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] That Baker Guy:
Iv used this kernel for a few days no sleep of death yet runs fast as hell but not perfect sometimes the screen won't come on immediately after pushing power button maybe it's widget locker who knows. But what would make the kf baller is usb host mode any plans on that?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takenover83:
lithium76/0xD34D, any news on the kernel and the SOD issue?

I have been following your twitter hoping for a update.

Edit: Moved minimum CPU speed to 600. Seemed to have solved the issue. Left tablet alone all night. When I awoke this morning, and fired right up with a press of the power button :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jordenm:
So you say it's just the CPU Speed setting that's causing the Sleep of death? Is there any way of fixing it w/o restoring from the ROM?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
Any idea if the deep sleep issue is being worked on? I'd like to go back to using this once it's fixed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takenover83:
Just put the minimum to 600. It will deep sleep just fine at that speed. I charged up last night to 100% and unplugged from the charger. 8 Hours later it still has 100% and woke up just fine. Sense putting it at 600 minimum 4-5 days ago, I have not had a problem with this kernel.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
I actually set up a profile in SetCPU so that when the screen is off it runs at 600MHz rather than 300MHz.