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[Kindle Fire Android Development] furtom:
I've read two points on this thread (though admittedly, it's a confusing, back and forth sort of thing):

1. Setting the minimum freq to 600 Mhz fixed the issue in the problem kernel.

2. The kernel update fixed this issue completely.

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

I've flashed the updated kernel on CM7 and set the min freq to 600 (hedging my bets). So far have had no problems at all. Will update if that changes.

I'm particularly interested to know if I can reset min freq back to 300 as I think that would save power.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takenover83:
Just reset the #14 kernel to minimum "300" on CM7. Will will see if it wakes up after about a hour. I also turned off WIFI so it does not wake it up during the test. I believe I tested this (300) before on #14 and it did not wake from deep sleep. Time to find out for sure.

Will edit this post or reply to share the results (AROUND 4PM Central time)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
I have flashed this kernel from recovery a few times. It will not boot, never gets past black and to the boot animation. I have to go back to recovery and restore previous. KF, CM7, TWRP, FFF, otherwise plain jane.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
The newest update did not fix the sleep issue, I installed it last week and it still went into a deep sleep and required a reboot. With the clock speed set to a minimum of 600MHz it has not happened.

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Where are you getting #14, the link in the OP is for #13?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takenover83:
Check in the settings where it says the kernel name. It says #14, even though the download name says #13.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
I tried it previously with the minimum clock speed set to 300MHz and got the SOD.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takenover83:
Confirmed. #14 still has the deep sleep issue when minimum is set to "300". Did not wake from deep sleep after 1-hour. Setting it to 600 solves the problem.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
There are definitely some issues with this kernel. With SetCPU set for a maximum of 1008 MHz or more and the governor set for on demand it will not run over 800MHz. I'm going back to stock again for now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chairshot215:
Question, has anyone used this Kernel using the Hotplug Governor and if so does sleep of death occur. Either way it has been my preferred Governor and from what I understand is allot like the Interactive Governor but for multiple core processors.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takenover83:
How are you testing this? I use the On Demand Governor with settings 600/1300. Opened up Real Racing 2 real quick and scrolled the car around. Then held the home button to open setcpu, and the cpu spiked to 1300 before going back down to 600. So IMO, the scaling is working just fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
I'm monitoring it with CPU Spy and SetCPU, they only way it goes past 800MHz is if I set it for performance. The only reason 1300 and 1200 are shown as used was because I ran some quadrant tests and tried a game for a few minutes with it set on Performance. I knew something was going on when World of Goo would keep going back to the home screen while I was trying to play it with it set for On Demand.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takenover83:
Thanks for the reply and telling me about CPU spy. I will run a few apps and share my results. (after a reboot)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
I just reset the readings for CPU Spy, set the clock speed to 1300 on demand, raced in Real Racing 2 for 10 minutes, and it never went over 800 again. I cleared the data for Set CPU and reboot before doing any of this.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takenover83:
Here are my results from ~16-MINUTE TEST using Governor On Demand 600/1300. This was on a fresh reboot.

1300 did get used, not much but it show's it was used. It debunks your theory of the cpu not being able to go above 800. Scaling is working.

Apps I opened.

Real Racing 2

Lets Golf 3

Miren Browser

Gmail

Netflix

CPU Spy

Notice how the 1008 state is not being used at all? That's what needs fixed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Yes, I confirm that. It was ok through the day, but overnight went into deep sleep and need the power button 30 second reset. Tried it two time, now I am back to ondemand.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
Just because it's going above 800mhz for you doesn't mean that there's not a possible issue, if was working properly 1008mhz would be getting used. The not going above 800mhz issue may be more isolated, I remember seeing someone mention that it would not go above 800mhz as well. I just hope it all gets ironed out soon.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrBrady:
To confirm, this will NOT work with CM9/ICS, correct?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] biglama:
works with cm9 but the market won't download apps. Everything else works. May encounter SOD. Other option is intersectRavens kernel for cm9.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] symbiiote:
i was using this on CM7 and it kept freezing and randomly restarting :confused: help? i even used No-frills and set it to 1200MHz
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chairshot215:
Slightly perplexed in how with My crapy Triumph stable cm7 & Miui Kernel's started popping up almost the next day, some I would later learn by 15 & 16 year old kids but a device that has sold million's has not one. Actually love my Triumph after ridding the joke of a Rom Motorola & VM installed on the thing. Just the point in comparing the number of units sold. Is the Kindle just very difficult to develop for or is there just little intrest in anything not stock or ICS related?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JoshuaLintag:
Sorry for noob question, but what is this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
its an over clock kernal that is in need of an update. flashable thru recovery which is easy enough for everyone. not saying fast boot is difficult, but zip flashable kernals are great on the go, no PC required to test n play.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ajslay:
ok so i have a question. is the gpu overclocked to 384mhz in this kernal? like doom kernal? :confused: i would really like to know
[Kindle Fire Android Development] foxdog66:
I read somewhere that this would work on ICS so I downloaded it and fastboot boot'd it. It rebuilt dalvik but booted. Found that gtalk, setcpu and a few others would force close on me. Seeing how it was made for cm 7 based roms I thought it might be the ramdisk so I split the boot.img and repacked it with a ICS ramdisk and sure enuf, the force closes no longer happen :D

I'm now running the latest ICS/cm9 overclocked to 1.3 GHz with no... visible side effects. It's really frigging fast now! :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fxzy:
Can you make a kernel for stock Amazon rom as well? I want 1.3ghz or even 1.4ghz overclock!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
From what I have seen following @0xD34D on Twitter, he is not active here now. He is / was not pleased with the attitude here. :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] airmaxx23:
Unfortunately that does not surprise me at all. :(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] KrisHilbun:
Recently used the ..ICS COMPLETE PACKAGE 2.1 w/ Juggernaut 4.1. Enjoy it alot but not a fan of settings color

How would i change the color of these icons from the blue to a white?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Watcher64:
Easy way, which is not easy, is to learn how to edit the systemUI.apk and framework-res.apk ..

There is no "simple" way to change these without flashing a new theme ...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] KrisHilbun:
Which apk/'s would i need to decompile and edit?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] KrisHilbun:
Update;

Android ApkTool Tutorial Extremely helpful..

Setup apktool on linux

installed frameworks with apktool, since was changing settings.apk required both frameworks to be installed..

apktool if framework-res.apk
apktool if twframework-res.apk

Once framework installed decompile the settings.apk (case sensitive)

apktool d Settings.apk out

apktool d (decompile) Settings.apk (/locaation/apk/) out (folder name for after decompiled)

Once decompiled go to folder.. mine which is named out in home directory..

/res/drawable-hdpi/ location of the pngs (pictures seem blown up but i think thats flickr)

ic_settings_icon_juggernaut.png

ic_settings_applications.png

now to change colors of png and recompile...

TO BE CONTINUED!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wilsonlam97:
I have a glitch on my sim card that keeps giving me VM notifications on my Galaxy Nexus. Is there a way to just disable the vm notifications instead?

I mean I think a new sim would fix it but it would cost me $20 to get a new one (my phone is unsupported thus the carrier treats me like cr@p).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] El Daddy:
I don't know which carrier you have, but this works with T-Mobile.

Try calling yourself leave a message and then delete it. It sounds silly but it works.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wilsonlam97:
No really, my carrier messed it up and I have no more vm anyways

My plan changed. I just need a way to disable vm notifications.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChaoticWeaponry:
I'd like to know if anyone has made a kernel that supports overclocking past 1.68 Ghz, and what app they use for controlling the core voltages.. I've used SetCpu, Antutu, and Voltage Control, but neither of them seem to do anything regarding controlling core voltage.. Help me out people, and I'll try to return the favor! :p
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dgcruzing:
Blades,

Burn baby, burn..

sent from yet another MikG HTC Evo
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChaoticWeaponry:
Does he have kernels for 1.68+ ghz? All I've seen is 1.68 max.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChaoticWeaponry:
And does anyone know how to adjust voltages from terminal emulator?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
There are no kernels over 1.68 Ghz becuase they would be unstable. In my case, I cannot go over 1.6 Ghz without my tablet hard resetting. So the answer to that question is no.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
There are no kernels over 1.68 Ghz becuase they would be unstable. In my case, I cannot go over 1.6 Ghz without my tablet hard resetting. So the answer to that question is no.

I love Setcpu because you can easily control the voltages, your kernel must support it thought. For example, I am running Clemsyn's and his DOES allow voltage modifications.

I pushed the wrong button and quoted myself XD. Disregard last post.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChaoticWeaponry:
I'm running the blades kernel right now. And I think if someone created a test kernel, my Transformer could run about 1800mhz.. I run 1680 all day long, stress tests only get to 56 degrees celsius, and I have an extra 50 or 100 mV left until I hit the 1500mV cap.
[Off-topic] cpie20:
I'm wondering why they are having quad core phones. They are really not that useful if you ask me. Instead of bringing out more expensive and powerful phones ; they should optimize the os.
[Off-topic] OmegaRED^:
Actually.. i love it.

The point of having extra cores is to optimize multitasking for all processes.

Background processes how have threads to make use of.
[Off-topic] dexter93:
Well, eventually they will replace pcs... And I'd love to own one quad core phone with some gigs of RAM
[Off-topic] deliriousDroid:
Simple, faster phone, better battery. It's what we all want, no?

Sent from my SilverBullet 'HTCDesireZ running EliteMod'
[Off-topic] conantroutman:
Nope not me.

I just bought a 3310 on eBay.

Goodbye XDA.

Sent From My Fingers To Your Face......
[Off-topic] conantroutman:
Haha why not?

Am I not a trustworthy guy?.....

:p

Sent From My Fingers To Your Face......
[Off-topic] deliriousDroid:
Ach, goodbah ya scotstroll, you'll be surely missed:rolleyes:
[Off-topic] TravisBean:
Hey, bring on an 8 core the size of a credit card.

(and let it brew coffee also)
[Off-topic] dexter93:
Well, th that's old news... I can make coffee right now with my phone... Oc it to max, both cores, tweak gpu and run a heavy system stress test to heat it up... Then I can even cook on it!
[Off-topic] TravisBean:
Just waiting for someone to post the cell phone that brews coffee vid........
[Off-topic] phatmanxxl:
My EVO used to get so hot I could almost put a coffee pot on top of it and brew.
[Off-topic] TravisBean:
Couldn't resist.............

[YOUTUBE]Arsiwvy4IoQ[/YOUTUBE]
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
I'm pretty sure I got my DZ hot enough one time xD

Max. (From my Galaxy 2)
[Off-topic] Cashflood:
I don't think they optimally use the resources they have yet. But i'm glad that the technology goes ahead our ability to give it value, nothing bad can come from this. It's always good to have a reserve you may exploit.
[Off-topic] Theonew:
Yeah... right :rolleyes::p.
[Off-topic] phatmanxxl:
You saw what happened to that Nokia in the Transformers movie right?
[Off-topic] Cashflood:
no, but i'll ask some kid around me :D j/k
[Off-topic] Kailkti:
When I can compile a large program and convert movies on my phone, sure, i want a quad core phone. :3
[Off-topic] Dirk:
And presumably a mobile generator to keep the battery charged while you do it?
[Off-topic] dexter93:
Pff... Nuclear tech Dirk... No need to charge for 50 years
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gogol:
Hi,

If I am not mistaken, the battery voltage indicates the battery capacity.

So, what is your max battery voltage on the standard 1750mAH battery?

You can check like this:

Just right after charged, so when the battery is still on full capacity at 100%, do this:

... Dial *#*#4636#*#*

... Choose Battery Info

Currently, I am using the extended 2000mAH battery and the reading was:

Battery level 100%

battery voltage 4200 mV

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
4205 mV is the max voltage the stock battery gives. Also in the driver code there are two vakues called recharge and another name i forget, they are set to 4.15 volt and 4.14 volt.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
~4200mv for any battery.

My grandma beat me down and took my nexus. Sent from a jitterbug with beats by dre.
[General Questions and Answers] cheeloc:
i have tried ti install cm7.2 on my neo,but every time i get in clockwork recovery and apply the update,the installation aborts. i follow the instructions well but i seem to be missing something.

part of the error reads "assert failed: getprop("ro.product.device")=="MT15iII getprop("ro.build.board")
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheGame7:
Anytime I use Shop Savy to scan QR codes for XDA, it downloads some kb of data and then stops.

On Galaxy Nexus, latest ICS. What's up?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmadsamhann:
sometimes it got problem with attachments. server problem maybe?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] GreyDark:
So I wanted to have CRT On/Off animations for my phone running Octane and I noticed that error666's services.jar is about 820kb's compared to the services.jar in the Octane rom which is 1.16mb's.

What I've noticed is that my battery runs out just a bit faster now. Before, it would still be 98-99% 2 hours from unplugging while with the CRT On services.jar, it would be about 94-95% in 2 hours.

I had recalibrated my battery thinking it might help, which it did, but now it's how it was described as above.

I checked inside the classes.dex file and I can't tell which files were modified save PowerManagerService$BrightnessState.smali and PowerManagerService.smali.

At this point, I don't know what other items were changed to have such a big gap in file sizes between the two services.jar because the actual size of the classes.dex files are only about 20kb's apart.

So I guess my question(s) would be:

1) If I replace the PowerManagerService$BrightnessState.smali and PowerManagerService.smali from error666's classes.dex file with the ones in Octane, will I still get the benefits of whatever was in Octane's service.jar and CRT On?

2) If no, what can I do to get CRT On on Octane by method of either modifying the service.jar or some other means?

<3) What would explain the 200kb gap between the two services.jar? > EDIT: I guess ignore this question, I created the new classes.dex file and it lost that 200kb size plus some more making it smaller.

EDIT: I just realized I wrote Valhalla Black, I actually meant to type Octane, not Valhalla Black, this is embarrassing.

edit: I just went and replaced the PowerManagerService$BrightnessState.smali and PowerManagerService.smali from error666's service.jar with the ones in Raver's Octane rom. For now, when my phone is idle or simply with the screen off, the battery is doing better than before, but I'll still have to recalibrate my battery again to see the additional benefits from the Octane rom.

I actually don't know what the PowerManagerService.smali file does so I guess I'll also be trying out the effects of replacing only the PowerManagerService$BrightnessState.smali file and only PowerManagerService.smali file.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Bassmanjames:
That's a lot of work for crt on/off when it is included in the ROM...if you use spare parts set the animation speeds to normal because fast animations break the crt mod
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] GreyDark:
I've had CRT Off working, but from personal experience reflashing the rom multiple times, (do to my own folly, corrupted backupfiles, and any other reasons I had for reflashing), CRT On animation hasn't worked for me, although I understand that it should have CRT On naturally. I don't use Spare Parts but that's a good thing to know if I do one day.

I guess I'll just try reflashing it then and see what I've been doing wrong for the CRT On animation to not naturally be there?

EDIT: @Bassmanjames, I'm sorry about the misunderstanding, but I'm not using Valhalla Black, which I understand has crt on/off for obvious reasons, but Octane. I guess I was kind of brain dead and completely forgot about that in my head.
[Defy Android Development] nov.six@qq.com:
【New Build of CM7.2】Who start this build？and what's the diffrent with tpruvot's?

I found this server address in a post reply, and is it start by maniac ? or somebody else?

what's the diffrent with the build by Epsylon3 (tpruvot)?

:)the server:

http://fitsnugly.euroskank.com/gigglebread/jordan/

might I use another Froyo 2.2.2 kernel with CM7.2 ? or I must use the kernel which adviced by Epsylon3 to be the best?

what's the diffrent of these kernel? Does the system file from the Kernel at Epsylon3's build ?
[Defy Android Development] DooshPastesh:
Startrd by user named fuzz... differences are small. Its almost the same as EP3's built. Only cosmetic changes like lockscreen etc.

Wysłane z mojego MB525 za pomocą Tapatalk
[Defy Android Development] nov.six@qq.com:
I haven't seen any thread about this server and build,where is it?
[Defy Android Development] edition-:
They have their own forum, just watch the download link...

It looks like they are using official CM nightlies so I guess epsy and maniac builds should be better.
[Defy Android Development] nov.six@qq.com:
they are using officail nighlty ? how could you check out?

but some bugs they fixed witch are also in epsylon's builds.
[Defy Android Development] LeopardSurd:
For me, this KANG build is better than the 3psylon one because it has been updated and there is no more lockscreen-calendar bug and the alignment is right.

Also, it is fast and the default ring style looks better. The revamped style is added too.

You can mute the focus sound (Camera).

An option that I really don't understand this: Mobiledata auto 2G/3G (from Notification power widget>Widget buttons)
[Defy Android Development] ttld1oh1:
I don't think they use official nightlies because start-up boot loop does occur
[Defy Android Development] FuZZ__:
as the site has link to Official CM7 Nightly changelog,it's pure CM7.

just added some unofficial mods and tons of changes on CM7 github has not merged yet :)
[Defy Android Development] hailmary:
i have tried this for a short time only (3days?)...i can say that it never gave me problems-installed normal & used as usual cm7 almost no difference in feels...

the good thing also is that we have alternatives now.

though i was not able to explore much of the commits--but will go back on this kang...

just trying out maniac's for now.
[Defy Android Development] lefedor:
So guys, how stable is it? CM7.1 focus sound bothers me.
[Defy Android Development] cgordonfreeman:
I've been using it the last couple of days and really like it. Small cosmetic changes and very smooth. Had a couple of force closes but fix permissions sorted it. I think I'll stuck with these nightlies. Kudos Fuzz!
[Defy Android Development] VTomi1975:
Great release. Fast, smooth, the "usual" Wi-Fi bug occurs a bit less frequently than before... the only thing which bothers me is stock camera. Video recording only works in landscape. If I hold the phone in portrait position, video is distorted. Is it possible to disable screen rotation for this single application?
[Defy Android Development] iammodo:
Okay in love with this build. Its got all the things from miui I missed.

Torch on lock screen

Battery bar

Loving it just love it.
[Defy Android Development] TJKV:
Just FYI, I have torch in lockscreen in CM7 too, in the form of lockscreen gestures. Like it better than WajkUI's (and probably MIUI's) hold menu key for torch method cos it was very finicky, hard to get it to stay on for more than a second or two without flickering.
[Defy Android Development] iammodo:
This builds home key works.

No rubbing the touch screen first or unlocking phone and then torch comes on.

Was rather surprised
[Defy Android Development] labsin:
This build works well. Mostly basic CM, witch is good. It doesn't hurt to have an extra builder who shares his kangs.

The extra's he picks witch are (not yet) merged in CM are nice. I think if you like the MIUI battery and you want it on CM, this is your best option as it will never be merged in CM.

The lockscreen flashlight works well indeed.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cllangfo:
I was reading about BLN and from what I read it appears that you can only turn all of the LED's on or off at once. When pressing any of the capacitive buttons, however, the LED turns off while all the others stay on. Does anyone know what's going on here and would we be able to take advantage of this to configure patterns for BLN (different LED's turn on for different types of messages)?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heinst:
That pertains to the kernel if its not in the BLN app on the market. I haven't really checked the app but you can to see if it has that configuration. I'm pretty sure it doesnt though. Keep checking kernels for that.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madd0g:
It's one LED for the whole button layout, so you cannot manage them separately.

And the button you press doesn't turn off, you move your finger on it, thats why it's off lol.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cllangfo:
Haha. Yes I realize my finger is covering the button. What I'm saying can easily be seen in the lock screen. If you press the edge of the capacitive button you can see the led for that selected button is dimmed (before I thought it was turning off fully but it seems to only be dimmed). There must be an control for each individual LED that we could take advantage of.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flodb113:
I am under the vague impression you are talking about some other phone. Nexus S doesn't do that, I believe Galaxy S does it. None of NS's capacitive button backlights turn off while pressing them. Besides, kernel devs would have found this long ago.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cllangfo:
This is very strange that it doesn't occur for you. I have an i9020a Nexus S and this is definitely happening on my phone.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vetvito:
it happens, especially during boot. Pressing on one dims the one you touched.