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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] static28:
this is what I did to my u20i.

go to cwm. do full wipe.

using nAa + cm7 you can:

OC= interactiveX gov + 768+

OC= ondemand gov +748

minimum OC should be 200+ to run smooth.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Mrakoris/:
You can try these three variants of solving problem.

1.Reflash the rom, wiping battery stats, dalvik cache and factory reset.

2.Before setting maximum cpu, set minimal cpu up to 480 Mhz. Also uncheck Undervolt and set Perfomance mode.

3.Install another rom (not the good opinion ^_^)

Hope it helps.

P.S. My phone is now running 806 Mhz =), that means, that you had a mistake while installing firmware;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] static28:
is it running smoothly at 806? how did you do it? can you share your settings? :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] salvinluckys:
Ok... i have tried all these except for the last (third) option..

Unfortunately i didnt achive to make it work..

Do you think the problem is that i have flashed naa - 08 kernel instead of the naa -07

that it says it requires??

Also i ve thought about overvolting..

if you have any idea post..plzzz

again i thank all of u for the help you provide!!

EDIT:

I was playing around with higher freqs and when i tested 806 mhz

It froze instantly and the red led light came up..

I think this is a clue..
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Mrakoris/:
When red flashlight comes- that means your phone will reboot now, because it is freezed. It is normal. Try to install another rom, maybe your currently running firmware is not fully compatible with your phone, because it is custom :/

Hope It Helps.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] salvinluckys:
Firstly, my phones red led comes up only when using 806 mhz.

With any other frequency it just freezes and reboot..

i have also noticed that when i apply 729 mhz

it doesnt freeze instantly even if i am using performance governor but only when i do something (ex. Press the home button or back button )..

shall i ask something?

Will this happen to all minicm future releases??
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Tommylee567:
Hi all, sorry to interrupt but i have u20i and my cpu is only stable upto 729mhz. i think it is not the kernel and the rom but the chip and processor they have added in the phone. it is a hardware matter.

so guys, whatever rom you install it is the same result. no change.

i have installed numerous roms and i have the same oc 729mhz max. not more than that.

so stop fighting with how to get it to 800+mhz.

Thanks!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] salvinluckys:
Are you trying to tell me that it will never work at such speeds (Over 691) ???

Thats a pity for such a good smartphone
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] farazcrx27:
yEAH he is right. its all about the chip you have some processor can go upto 800 Mhz and some remain only on lower frequencies even i remain on 691Mhz. We cant do nothing about it
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Tommylee567:
@salvinluckys,

Yes, if you want a 800mhz phone then you have to have a luck to get one like you want.

It is hardware matter. you might consider looking at the scores after you do benchmarking, you will find some 800+ mhz doing just little near or above 2000 score. it doesnt matter if you have the highest score, all matters if your phone is capable to do whatever you need to do. that is what i am looking at.

Good day!

EDIT: Even people with the same frequency have 1800 (something) score. Dont feel bad about your phone. It is a good phone. and we are lucky to have awesome devs giving roms for us.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] salvinluckys:
Thanks to all of you for helping me understand that its a hardware incapability..

Last question..

will this persist even if i overvolt and then OC my device?

(I dont know the way yet .. if you want to help me)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Tommylee567:
???

How is that?

Better you get a PC and try that. it is better so you will forget to do it for your phone :D:D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] salvinluckys:
NEWS

Guys.. i have some news !!!

with the latest update of minicm 2.1.9 ( naa 11 kernel )

on 729 mhz my device is partially stable.. i will reboot either with hard use or

after a day or so..

NOW the big part..

while i was playing around with benchmarking ( antutu ) at 729 mhz i saw that the device was freezing only during the read or write test of my SD card which is 8 gb

and splitted in 3 partitions [ fat32 , ext4 ( or ext3 i dont remember ), swap ].

what do you believe??

is there a chance that the problem with overclocking has to do with the SD card??

(748 mhz still reboots after a few clicks on the screen depending on the governor)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] yomiguy:
sorry but i really think it has nothing to do with sd card but a hardware limitation as u were told before... im in ur same situation... my x10mini cant oc over 691... its as simple as some phones can, others not, maybe depending on the date it was made... but dont worry!! ive been using it with 691 since last update and runs btilliant ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] thegearhead:
I can go up to 825mhz without problem :D i have an x10 mini (E10i) with minicm7 2.1.9 and nAa's 11 kernel, thank you very much
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] honam1021:
I could oc it to 787 mhz,it is mostly stable.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] leajian:
Each device is different, not every device is capable of overclocking above 691. The most stable all over those devices is 691. No more! I am stable ta 748 with nAa.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michiski:
Hello,

I unlocked my Bootloader and installed v6 Doomkernel with flashtools.

Now i want to install Wolfs v7b6 Rom "ulBlDoom.zip" with xRecovery but i get an error.

Amend scripting (update-script) is no longer supported.

Amend scripting was deprecated by Google in Android 1.5.

It is necessary to remove it when uprading to the ClockworkMod 3.0 Gingerbread based recovery. Please switch to Edify scripting (updater-script and update-binary) to create working update zip packages. Installation aborted
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kensixx:
Well

I think

it's something related to the version of your X10. What is the version of your X10? (Settings>About phone>Android Version)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyetim:
hii

I spend more time to unlock bootloder.

Flash Tool to solve the problem, kernel.sin need to load the file.

I try different versions flashtool.
[HTC Rezound] awenthol:
Does anyone know where the built in screenshot's audio file is? I have removed everything from system/media and system/customize.

I don't see a "screencapture.apk" in /app like there was on the EVO 3D.

Any help would be appreciated.
[HTC Rezound] WasabiWa83:
My guess would be /system/media/audio/ui. There's a file called camera_click.ogg that probably does it.

Edit: Scratch that. Just tested it and it doesn't change anything.
[HTC Rezound] awenthol:
Yep, I have removed ALL audio files from /media (exception being the one ringtone, one notification sound and one alarm sound I use).

I've dug through all the system folders, so i'm assuming it's in an apk...just not sure which one. I've looked through framework.res.apk, settings.apk, systemui.apk...etc. not sure which others it might be in.
[HTC Rezound] awenthol:
Bump? Very annoying....
[HTC Rezound] evilstewie23:
not sure of this helps but the built in screen shot is an apk called "scribble"

sent from my sexy Htc Rezound
[HTC Rezound] awenthol:
MySketcher?

I see a "camera_click.ogg in there...trying right now.

EDIT: Ding, ding, ding, ding...THANK YOU!!!!! It's actually MySketcher but you got me thinking about the possible names :D
[HTC Rezound] trickster2369:
No wonder my screen shot doesn't work. Deleted scribble. :-(
[HTC Rezound] THE-COPS:
Ahhhh.. I was wondering what that "Scribble" app is listed in System Panel. Finally I know.. Thanks for solving that one... Hehe
[HTC Rezound] Marcismo55:
You're not alone...I did the same thing haha. I thought it was that HTC Swype keyboard thing. Gonna pull the .apk and re install it. Ooops!
[HTC Rezound] evilstewie23:
Cool glad I could help

sent from my sexy Htc Rezound
[HTC Rezound] tCizler:
How do i delete this file? The only option i have is "extract"
[HTC Rezound] tCizler:
Nevermind, I used 7zip
[HTC Rezound] LunaticSerenade:
That explains why it didn't work on my Inc when I removed scribble...

I feel like I've just obtain enlightenment.
[HTC Rezound] evilstewie23:
Ya I remember always complaining to Joel it didn't work in his sense 3.0 Rom but it was my fault the whole time lol
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chetdenim:
About to sell my DHD, it was originally ran an orange Rom with the bloatware but I rooted it and used custom roms. However due to selling I installed the 2.50 ruu and as I understand it is now a stock Rom.

However I am wondering if the stock Rom would lock the phone or would it remain unlocked to all networks, I can't test this as only have an Orange sim. Also will this Rom be able to recieve ota updates?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maatsby:
did you flash a stock Orange rom?

check the CID (Carrier ID) by going in to bootloader and clicking "system info", or if that's not an option in your bootloader, get the terminal emulator app (or if you're cool with adb you can use adb shell) and type

getprop ro.cid

Then you could try to google if that CID is a carrier CID or is unlocked

it will receive OTA updates
[Kindle Fire General] six3onei:
So I used TWRP to install CM7

I ran backup 1st

I installed CM7

I wipe the cache and dalvik cache

I rebooted

Everything worked

Well I wanted to test the backup and load that back on, it said it was complete, but I my kindle keeps restarting to TWRP whenever I restart.

Can someone help me out here?

Thanks
[Kindle Fire General] Puma81:
Could be a corrupted backup. Try re flashing CM7 and see if it boots. If you want to go back to stock if the back is corrupt twrp has that option to download the stock update.zip.
[Kindle Fire General] six3onei:
Nevermind I found the steps

How to solve boot loop issue on Kindle Fire TWRP 2.0?

Plug in USB cable to Kindle Fire on TWRP Recovery mode.

Bring up Command Prompt.

Key in adb shell.

Key in idme bootmode 4000.

Finally, key in reboot.

That’s it.
[Kindle Fire General] ANameNotTaken:
^^ This post saved my Kindle. Thank you 4000 times!
[Kindle Fire General] six3onei:
Yeah came across that looking for help.
[Kindle Fire General] [-_-]:
This was one of the main reasons that I made this guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1417234
[Galaxy Tab General] moviecouple:
I have the first Samsung Galaxy Tab P1010 with 2.2 OS and was considering getting the new Tab 7.0 Plus just to have it for 3.2 OS. Should I make the leap just for the new OS or is it not really worth it? Screen seems to be the same and size doesn't matter to me. Just wanted a few thoughts and opinons.
[Galaxy Tab General] Paten:
I wouldn't do it until ICS has been released for it and has been available for a month or so. I've already been burned once by no updates from Samsung, I won't let myself get screwed by them again. If anyone else releases a 7" or 8" ICS Tablet with decent specs anytime soon, I would look at them first before I would consider another Samsung Tablet.
[Galaxy Tab General] nelsonoski1972:
A lot of ICS Tablets with lesser cost will be released soon and I strongly advice against buying Galaxy Tab plus now.
[Galaxy Tab General] Noah98:
The original Galaxy Tab actually has a better screen than the plus (it is much brighter).
[Galaxy Tab General] burhanistan:
Really? I think it's the same screen.

At any rate, before you rush out and upgrade your Tab just for the sake of doing so, why not try rooting and flashing a 2.3 based ROM? The Overcome 4.0 kernel gives you a lot more battery life over stock 2.2, and then you can use that ROM or maybe others (I'm rocking the ICS-lookalike ROM).

You'll probably find that 2.3 will give your Tab a new lease on life. There are some good tablets on the market now, but there will be better ones if you can wait 6 months. Hell, the iPad 3 (*ducks*) might be compelling enough to jump over to iOS.
[Galaxy Tab General] phlooke:
My tuppence would be to wait for the 7.7 ...it's imminent everywhere as I understand it. There are some people posted here with pics that already own it.
[Galaxy Tab General] slimdizzy:
Id wait and see what the nexus tablet will be. Or wait for an official ICS tablet. Dont ever trust OEMs to give you updates and personally, Honeycomb isnt all that great or worth the upgrade. Do a CM7 with tablet tweaks and black out the buttons.
[Galaxy Tab General] slimdizzy:
IPad 3 will be the hardware bump version. iOS still is nice but wont be much different for that tablet. The screen, Siri, RAM, etc and possibly a 7" version. That woild make me.buy one but not jumpship. Android is just to customizable to leave.
[Galaxy Tab General] qazzi76:
Agreed - Samsung not making ICS available for the firstgen tab 7 and SGS is an insult considering how well the CM9 port for the SGS1 functions.

ICS 4.0.3 RC1 on original SGS.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dR7282CNv0w&feature=related
[Galaxy Tab General] rkmj:
As an OG Galaxy Tab owner and the new owner of a Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, here's my two cents.

1. The screen resolution is the same, but the screen on the 7.0 plus is of better quality. The viewing angles are a bit better, the blacks are darker, and the brightness is better managed.

2. While I agree that cheaper 7in tablets are on their way, they are cheaper for a reason. The build quality, features, and attention to detail are always lacking on cheaper devices. Not only that, but even other premium device makers always struggle to match Samsung's build and screen quality in the tablet market. Samsung has also promised to provide an ICS update to the Galaxy Tab 10.1, 8.9, 7.0 Plus, and 7.7. Samsung promised a Gingerbread update to the OG Tab, and they did manage to deliver even though the carriers in the US dragged their feet on pushing the update. Since the 7.0 Plus, like the 10.1 and 8.9, is wifi, updates are quicker. My 10.1 has had 3 updates since I bought it on launch day six months ago in June.

3. The Galaxy Tab 7.7, at least in the US, is tied to Verizon. This means it is to a contract, which is a sad fate indeed. I'm willing to take a .7in smaller, non-AMOLED screen in order to be free of the carriers. If you're in Europe or the UK, then the 7.7 may be an option for you.

4. The 7.0 Plus brings much more to the table than just Honeycomb. The dual-core 1.2ghz processor and 1gb of ram make the device much faster and allow it to run apps, games, and videos much better, and with much more ease than the OG Galaxy Tab. If you loved the 7in form factor of the first tab, then the 7.0 will feel sublime, mixing the convenient 7in size with a much thinner body. It feels lighter in hand and is nicer to hold for long periods of time.

Essentially, there is a lot to love about the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, especially if you were a owner/fan of the original. There are other devices, but at least with the Galaxy Tab, you already know what kind of build quality to expect. While Samsung did upset people by not providing the OG tab with ICS, you are on XDA, and ICS is already in the works for the OG Tab. It will run, and run well, so you could just wait for that. On the other hand, it will never run as well as it will on the upgraded hardware of the 7.0 Plus.

In my opinion, the 7.0 Plus is a very good upgrade option if you're willing to spend the money. I did, and I haven't been disappointed, (and I am very picky when it comes to my devices, to the point of being anal.) As I said before, just my two cents. Good luck with your decision.
[Galaxy Tab General] got556:
Awesome reply rkmj...btw where did you make your sig pic?
[Galaxy Tab General] rkmj:
Thanks. I actually made it manually with GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program. It's the open-source alternative to photoshop.) I started it one day after cleaning out my "tech graveyard" I usually try to update it as I get new devices.
[Galaxy Tab General] frake:
Personally I don't think, you get too much more from that step. I'll stay with my SGT P1000 for several months (and use newer firmware than that provided by Samsung) :-)
[Galaxy Tab General] moviecouple:
Well, I'd like to hold off as long as possible before buying a tab. When I last looked Samsung had released any updates for the P1010. Also the only custom firmware I've seen are for everything but the wifi only model. All I really want is to get it up to 2.3 at least.
[Galaxy Tab General] frake:
Did you have a look at the rom section in this forum? If you don't mind too much for touchwiz, I'd recommend the OVERCOME rom to you, which incorperates many fine features plus android 2.3 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1317384

Ice cream sandwich is on it's way for the tab, so I don't mind the plus ;-)
[Galaxy Tab General] moviecouple:
It looks like those won't work with the Wifi only tab P1010.

"Overcome ROMs/Kernels will NOT work with Latin American Tabs (the P1000L/N Galaxy Tabs)/CDMA-Based Tabs (If your Tab doesn’t have a SIM card, it won’t work…sorry!)/Wi-Fi Only Tabs (P1010 models!)"
[Galaxy Tab General] Neleor:
if you were going from p1000 to plus, I wouldn't recommend it, seeing as I have good hope it will get ICS from our friendly devs. For the p1010 however, there is not much hope for ICS, so anything with HC or ICS is an upgrade.

I'd personally rather go all the way to the 7.7 though.
[Galaxy Tab General] burhanistan:
The 7.7 is hard to put down! I think the step from the old 7" to the new 7+ isn't that great, especially if you're flashing a ROM like Overcome. The bottom line is the screen and apps are mostly the same, save a few enhancements like the IR port and faster CPU. Although, the 7+ is a fairly good deal. If you flash a 2.3 ROM you may see a new lease on the 7" and then later the 7.7s (or other brand) will be widely available at a cheaper price in the US.
[Galaxy Tab General] got556:
I'm running ICS right now on my sprint tab and it works great. No its not as smooth as ICS on my other devices...but still impressive none the less. I'm really looking fwd to getting the plus and 7.7 because I do think those will be a big upgrade from the og tab. :-)
[Galaxy Tab General] nfrees114:
So I'm kind of confused on which tabs the Overcome will work on? someone Just wrote a few posts back that they were running it on there sprint tab? Isn't that CDMA? I have a VZW OG SCH-I800 Tab, will Overcome or any other Rom ever be able to port an ICS Rom to it?

Edit: 1 post back. :)
[Galaxy Tab General] got556:
:-) go over to rootzwiki in the Sgt dev section and u will find jt's ics rom You will have to update cwm to 5.x.x.x but the files for updating that are in the cm7 thread by jt in the same dev section. Just download the tar file...extract the recovery.bin and zimage files...Odin them to ur tab....then copy 3.1 file in ics thread 3.1 patch file and gapps file....reboot into your updated cwm...wipe davlik and cache..factory reset...flash 3.1 then patch file then gapps
[Galaxy Tab General] got556:
eta..one ore thing. Shoot over to Roderick's thread in xda sgt dev section to see how to re partition your tab drive. Cwm has problems if you don't.
[Galaxy Tab General] will6316:
I had the original tab loved it, sold it, to upgrade to the plus. Liked the plus but returned it. Remember when the tab first came out. It was about $800. This is a nobrainer GET THE GALAXY TAB 7.7 best tablet bar none for around $700not that verizon crap. Im waiting on my 7.7 its due tomorrow wifi version $572. i wish i wouldve gotten the 3g version as it make phone calls...... nah
[Galaxy Tab General] got556:
Where did you get a wifi 7.7 for that price?!? I needs to know lol. FYI Amazon has the 7.0+ for $342 right now.
[Galaxy Tab General] shkfaizalam:
Going from Galaxy Tab to Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus -- is excellent choice

:) I brought Samsung Galaxy Tab - OG with Froyo 2.2 for India region in March 2010 :)

:) Samsung recently upgraded the OG Tab with Gingerbread 2.3.3 :)

:) Till today its been finest on HD games, applications etc :)

:( Samsung made announcement of No ICS for Original Tab :(

:confused: My Bad ...Why I brought a Product which is now where to be updated in less than a year :confused:

Good Things for which you should go for Samsung Galaxy Tab ;)

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus is a premium device in the 7-inch market all the while being a niche device in the phone market (the phone-enabled version, that is). It's packed full of nice hardware and you're never really left wanting something that isn't there, although a digitizer pen and a better camera would of course be good. It's portable yet does an excellent job at home where it can function as a remote control. Through built in DLNA support it can even work as a media server, though frankly the GPU's ability to decode video using hardware means that it's better used with an HDMI dock to power a large screen directly. The original Galaxy Tab was quite an innovation when so long before other Android tablets, and while the market is no longer the same today, Samsung honors the original quite nicely with this updated version.

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab General] will6316:
the reason i went with the 7.7 is that the plus show phone versions of apps like imdb,flixster...etc because of resoution 600x1024. to get the full tablet version of the site you need 800x1280. which the 7.7 provides not to mention faster processor 1.4 ghz, super-amoled plus, and its going to get ics....no-brainer. I think they have a 7.7 topic in the tab general section for more info. GET THE 7.7 as it is lighter, bigger screen size and the best tablet.
[Galaxy Tab General] nfrees114:
Thanks a ton for the info, i'll head over and check it out!!! So is everyone moving from XDA to Rootz or what? Seems like everything is heading that way???
[Galaxy Tab General] got556:
I like both sites...but I'm not leaving XDA. :)

And no problem. :)
[Galaxy Tab General] olyloh6696:
No! 7.7 is wayyy better

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Sent from my HTC Desire S
[Galaxy Tab General] nfrees114:
Gotcha- Well I'll make sure I keep up on reading here as well as on Rootz. One more question (since I'm still new to Tabs), I'm on Galaxy cubed3 right now. When doing wipes and such It says to flash the rom, then do a factory reset and wipes. On this new 5.x CWM do you wipe first and then flash rom (like you would on phones?). I just thought it was weird to flash a rom, then do wipes. wasn't sure if it was a "tab" thing or just that version of CWM thing?

Thanks!!

and to keep on topic, I think if i get this ICS running I'll just stay with OG 7", no need to upgrade on my end...
[Galaxy Tab General] nfrees114:
So I just did about 40 pages of reading over on Rootz. So is this Rom/Kernel or CWM (on jt's ICS) in EXT4 format? I didn't see anything in the 40 pages about having to re-partition. Is this the thread you're talking about:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1104878

or is it option #4 in this thread?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1275031
[Galaxy Tab General] vauxhallastra:
I have both. Galaxy tab and Galaxy tab 7 plus. I don't think the galaxy plus is much better imo. But it excels in 3d graphics and the headphone socket is in a better place for holding it in landscape. I actually prefer looking at the screen of the original galaxy tab over the galaxy tab plus and the original seems to have a better light sensor. I will be selling my gt 7 plus soon to get a gt 7.7.
[Galaxy Tab General] olyloh6696:
Hows the speed? And of course it has HC, so it should be much better!

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Sent from my HTC Desire S
[Galaxy Tab General] vauxhallastra:
Some may disagree with me, but I actually think the original galaxy tab is a smoother touchwiz experience. Even the browser and general scrolling is better on it imo. I find honeycomb a bit choppy on my device. No idea why with the spec of the device..I do prefer using honeycomb over gingerbread though

As for speed I don't feel a big diffence either. Most noticeable performance increase is in the games like GTA, runs so much better on the 7 plus.
[Galaxy Tab General] cleonardo:
I also agree with you on this, smooth graphics that I have experienced on gtab 6200