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[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] hanaxxaru:
mine always set at 825mhz.. i dont want to push to much..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] CallMeVentus:
Noob person is noob :p LOL jk

Herpderp Adreno + Tegra.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] scoffyburito:
I don't see why you get excited about 100mhz unstable OC and get the sudden urge to tempt trolls by creating this thread to post here. I'd hate to see you at the sensation forums where they push it up to around 1.85/1.95ghz. :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] sergeantgeneral:
+1 agreed.Pointless thread.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Prawesome:
Why did i post this thread??xD

I was a bit too curious at the time. :p Sorry for posting this useless thread guys..

Please don't post anymore and let this thread die...I was a bit too curious at the time
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] CambaStorm:
778-864Mhz Ondemand for normal use.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] makalolo:
Im 883mhz without prob....already try almost 1 month no reboot...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] syed.sayeed96:
Dude.. it depends on ur kernel..

I use cm7 with ketuts oc kernel..

%-)

Btw check out android seven launcher.. it rox..

Edit:

Aftr installing android seven launcher it crashed a few times.. dont no weathr it is the launchers bug or my clock.. just to b on the safe side i changed to 940..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SuperAce609:
Can you share a link to that launcher? I'm tired of looking for it and all I get is this windows phone look alike with the tiles and not the one you have on your screenshot.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] syed.sayeed96:
Search for "android seven" in market.. its the first one.. by someone called joltatech..

:)

Jst in case u dont find it heres the link: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.jt.Android7_Free
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] syed.sayeed96:
Hmm.. nyc.. i hv cm7+ketuts cm oc kernel and it crashes at 980..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] pranoy407:
Why even there is need to OC ? I know it increases performance but still why ? I'm happy with stock clocks..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] syed.sayeed96:
Tru but.. tweaking stuff iz a drug man.. and im addicted to OC..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] xxxM4yh3Mxxx:
For me stable is 884mhz at ics
[HTC Sensation] f10a:
I flashed an ICS Theme by Shizlon for my Insert Coin 2.3.5 and want to go back to the previous one but do not know how.

How do you change the theme or do I need to restore from recovery?
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

Either restore the nandroid backup you made before installing it.

Or reflash the ROM.

:)
[Motorola Droid X2] jeremy46er:
It seems like there are a good handful of users having issues with wireless going to sleep/losing connection. I have my wireless set to never sleep however when my screen is off for 15 minutes or so my wireless is in a state of "obtaining ip address" and never seems to re connect unless I toggle wireless on/off. I have also tried turning 3G off while in wireless range and this did not help.

I usually only see this when I'm at work and the connection to the AP is weak. I have not had this problem at home where the connection to the AP is strong.

I had this same issue with the Eclipse ROM version 1.3. Although it seems to be amplified with cm7.

Also my install was off a fresh sbf, this is my only issue and it is by far not a deal breaker.

Figured I would start this thread since the cm7 thread is getting quite large to sift through.

If anyone has a solid workaround please share!
[Motorola Droid X2] DaveRichardson:
I'm getting some of this behavior. I set my wifi sleep policy to "never," but every now and then I'll pick up my phone and notice the wifi disconnected itself (but was still "on") and won't get past "obtaining IP address."

So yeah, my fix has been the same as yours (turn off wifi, then turn it back on).
[Motorola Droid X2] 03civicdx:
Same here. I downloaded wifi fixer off the market but that didn't help any.
[Motorola Droid X2] riotstarter:
I am unable to get mine to work at all. It will start to connect then when it gets to obtaining IP address it quits and the network shows disabled. It does this everytime no matter which settings I use.
[Motorola Droid X2] riotstarter:
Any suggestions on this issue? Anyone else having this problem?
[Motorola Droid X2] tshelby73:
I have to set my screen to stay on for large downloads or it disconnects. Sometimes it will lock up my whole network and have to reset router. Dlink dir615.

Sent from DX2 CM7 xda app
[Motorola Droid X2] jeremy46er:
I've tried the wifi fixer app some users are recommending and i still have the wifi disconnects. It seems all that app does is toggle (reset) wifi until it reconnects.
[Motorola Droid X2] maggard5:
Yeah, that's the same thing I get. It doesn't fix the problem with wifi losing connection. It just reconnects.
[Motorola Droid X2] riotstarter:
Same here. Everything I have tried has not helped at all.
[Motorola Droid X2] smallzfsu:
Something I noticed on mine is when this happens the green skin on the wireless and signal (data network) icons is gone.

And if I turn off wifi and back on, the green skin is re applied and wireless works.

I'm running adw ex (paid) but other than that everything follows the install steps exactly in the OP from the cm7 beta thread. I've not installed the tethering patch pre or post BT.
[Motorola Droid X2] theredvendetta:
Do you mean that your icons turn white? That's normal with any ROM or build. It means that you are connected with the router or cell service, but that it is giving you an ip and opening ports to allow you to use it.

With that said, since Eclipse 1.3, I have always had it randomly d/c or turn white, in which case even though I'm still technically connected, I can't use the service. Likely a Motorola problem.
[Motorola Droid X2] smallzfsu:
Yes that's exactly what I mean, thanks for pointing that out I had no idea.. :P

Thanks for the input!
[Motorola Droid X2] theredvendetta:
Lol no problem. I only assume its a Motorola problem because its been fairly consistent with my phone, through multiple ROMs, but I can't remember prior to Eclipse 1.3 if I was experiencing it. For all I know it could be a build.prop mod that a lot of our devs are using that may indirectly do it.
[Motorola Droid X2] compulov:
I've been having the same (or similar) problems with Wifi on CM7DX2. I did some experimentation and some debugging and have it narrowed down to what I think is a problem with DHCPCD fetching an IP (or rather, failing to do so). Here's my observations:

If Wireless is off and I toggle it on, it has no problem getting onto the network at work (open 802.11g) or at home (WPA2-AES 802.11n). The connection seems fine for a while (so long as I'm using the phone, though that only tends to be in bursts of 10-15 minutes or so). Once the phone goes to sleep (or I put it to sleep) it seems to put wifi to sleep (only a guess), but only once the phone has been sleeping for a couple of minutes or more. If I sleep it and immediately wake it up, it seems okay. I have my wifi configured to never go to sleep.

Once wifi wakes up, it attempts to connect to the network, sits there at obtaining an ip, then fails, sometimes marking the connection as "Disabled". I did some troubleshooting, including poking through the phone logs and saw some stuff related to dhcpcd. Unfortunately, all that's sitting on my laptop at home at the moment. I'll try and get that posted when I get home.

Working on the theory that dhcpcd is the problem, I tried setting a static ip at home (can't do it at work or the network people yell at you). Sure enough, the problem seemed to go away. So, as far as I can tell, the wireless driver itself, as well as wpa supplicant, seem to work fine. It's just dhcpcd fails to be able to obtain an IP until you power cycle wireless.

If any of the devs who have more of a clue about the internals of the android network stack can chime in and ask more questions, I'd be more than happy to provide what information I can gather. I'm a Linux admin, so I'm very comfortable with a command line if I know what to look for. I'm just not too familiar with the android way of doing things (which seems very different than a normal Linux distro).

Thanks!

Edit:

I forgot, I have a crashplan backup of my laptop, so I was able to grab the file... here's the relevant bits of data related to dhcpcd

E/dhcpcd (23840): open_udp_socket: Cannot assign requested address

E/dhcpcd (22434): open_udp_socket: Cannot assign requested address

E/WifiStateTracker( 1978): DHCP request failed: Timed out waiting for dhcpcd to start

E/dhcpcd (22434): open_udp_socket: Cannot assign requested address

E/dhcpcd (23840): open_udp_socket: Cannot assign requested address

E/dhcpcd (24029): open_udp_socket: Cannot assign requested address

E/dhcpcd (24060): flock `/data/misc/dhcp/dhcpcd-eth0.pid': Try again

E/WifiStateTracker( 1978): DHCP request failed: Timed out waiting for dhcpcd to start

It repeats that stuff over and over again when it fails to be able to connect to a network. When it's successful, dhcpcd is silent.
[Motorola Droid X2] motcher41:
Sounds like a install problem. all the skins have the icons so if its a big deal to not have them I would reinstall.

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If you have had the issue across multiple roms and haven't sbf'd I would try that.
[Motorola Droid X2] theredvendetta:
Its not an install issue. Icons for 3g and wifi turning white is common; it tells you that you're connected with the router or cell tower but aren't receiving a usable internet connection yet. I expect that its having a hard time obtaining an IP like one post already detailed.

Also, on a side note, my phone just decided after a week of normalcy to try to autocorrect "wifi" to "Sofia". Figured you should all be aware of this travesty.
[Motorola Droid X2] tshelby73:
I have my network setup to assign ip address according to mac address cause i need certain devices to always have same ip. Well i switched my Droid x2 to manual ip instead of dhcp and disconnects no longer happen when screen goes off. Going to test test of night but seems good so far. So for some reason it has to do with dhcp like other post said.

Sent from CM7 DX2 xda app
[Motorola Droid X2] jeremy46er:
No I sbf before any new ROM i flash just for a fresh start.

It almost seems to me like the wifi is going to sleep even tho i have it set to never sleep. It also only seems to happen when i have a weaker signal to the AP. I don't even bother using wifi at work anymore because it got so bad. This happened with liberty and eclipse 1.3 but not nearly as bad as with cm7.

I mainly only notice it at work because i will leave my phone idle on my desk for long periods of time and when i return the wifi is stuck "trying to acquire ip address"and will not unless i toggle wifi. I do sometimes notice it while my phone is in use. I stream sirius/xm and anytime it cuts out i turn on my phone and sure enough it's "trying to acquire ip address".

Like i said in op it's not a deal breaker by any means it's just something i noticed got worse once i went to cm7.

This is by far the best ROM I've used on the dx2, although i haven't tried miui yet.
[Motorola Droid X2] compulov:
Some additional observation tonight. While setting a static ip will make sure you can get back online over wifi, I don't think it's actually preventing the root problem. I just woke the phone up and it looked like the wifi had disconnected while sleeping (the wifi "bars" were all grey for a second before they filled in). So, while there seems to be some problem with dhcpcd fetching an ip after waking from sleep, the wifi shouldn't be sleeping in the first place, but it is. Is it possible that setting in the CM7 Wifi Settings menu isn't actually affecting the behavior of the driver (or whatever actually puts it to sleep)?
[Motorola Droid X2] tshelby73:
I think your right, it was more consistent on static ip but it did eventually lock up my router again. The constant connects and disconnects must freak out the router.

Sent from CM7 DX2 xda app
[Motorola Droid X2] smallzfsu:
Weird one just now. I woke my phone and it had a green wifi icon, I had a valid

IP address, but for about two minutes I could not connect to any websites or get data on any of my apps.

Also yesterday when I left work (where I don't use the wifi connection) I couldn't get a 3g connection for data without a reboot.

How can I get logs of what my wireless connection is doing or at least trying to do like the post earlier? I would like to compare and see if I'm getting the same errors.
[Motorola Droid X2] compulov:
I've used both Android System Information (a free app) on the phone itself, as well as adb logcat with it tethered to my laptop to fetch the logs off the phone (easier to parse it on the big screen). I'm pretty sure there's been a lot of discussion about logs and logcat here on xda, so a search for these terms ought to yield some useful information.
[Motorola Droid X2] smallzfsu:
So I installed Android system info, and found that when the wifi wasn't connecting it showed a BSSID of null. When I reset wireless and looked at the log it showed the Mac address of my router for the BSSID.

Does that ring any Bells for anyone?
[Motorola Droid X2] compulov:
Sorry, no. I have no problem getting the BSSID. It just never seems to successfully grab an IP via DHCP once attached to an AP.
[Motorola Droid X2] jeremy46er:
I gave miui a try over the weekend and did not have any issues with wifi at all. In fact my phones signal seemed to be more powerful than ever. I was picking up AP's in my neighborhood that I've never seen before. I also never once experienced an issue with the wifi falling asleep. Not sure what the differences could be they both use the same kernel,234 and both use the same os 237. Only thing other than the gui being different is that miui uses the 4.0 framework.
[Motorola Droid X2] smallzfsu:
So I sbfd back to 2.3.4, root, bsr, flash cm7, and this morning when I wake up my wifi state is borton again!

the wpa_supplicant state keeps going scanning to inactive, which based on what the dev reference for this enum is, says:

" Inactive state (wpa_supplicant disabled). This state is entered if there are no enabled networks in the configuration. wpa_supplicant is not trying to associate with a new network and external interaction (e.g., ctrl_iface call to add or enable a network) is needed to start association."

Which is hooey cause I have my wireless network added and configured. Interesting to note is that it's labeled as disabled in the list of remembered networks, but there are no options to enable or disable a network. Dubb?
[Motorola Droid X2] smallzfsu:
Bump
[Motorola Droid X2] lotus22:
I'm seeing the same issue here -> http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22890425&postcount=1600

Looks like DHCP is to blame. Using a static IP is the workaround right now.
[Motorola Droid X2] Moon Shadow - NM:
Well, I've been digging into this issue, even though I'm not experiencing it. I am experimenting with renicing the wpa_supplicant module to -18.

My supposition with this issue is the Android task Scheduler is upping the nice priority on the wpa_supplicant process (owned by the group WIFI) then eventually killing or sleeping the process when the phone is asleep. So, I have a cron job running to renice the processes owned by WIFI to a -18. This runs every 15 minutes. So far (with only about 24 hours of testing), this seems to work for me. I have a couple of testers from IRC that are testing this as well. I should have some solid results to post by Monday. If it doesn't work, my next step is to try to renice the dhcpd so the Scheduler doesn't kill it either.

I'll let you know. I have an open request for assistance in the Q&A section. I'll update that with more info as it becomes available. Then I'll release the cron jobs and scripts in a flashable zip... If it works, that is.

As a side note, I'm doing this exact same thing for the dialer as I have noticed that when my phone comes out of sleep mode, it sometimes takes anywhere between 30-120 seconds to actually dial out.

Ciao!
[Motorola Droid X2] BreatheALittle:
Weird and random issue happened this morning. I unlocked my phone to see a notification telling me that I had now entered international roaming. Ummm yeah, I was home. In Florida. Not international. I checked my CM7 wireless settings, but the international roaming option was not selected. I have no clue how it went into international roaming, or why. Thoughts??
[Motorola Droid X2] compulov:
I hate to dredge up an old topic, but this is an update with what I've observed with RC1 of CM7.

I hadn't been using my X2 for a little while because of the Wifi issues on CM7 and I just don't like how my phone performs with any of the blur-based ROMs. I noticed yesterday that RC1 had been released, so I SBF'd back to stock 2.3.4, rooted, installed CM7 RC1, and got my apps back with TiBU. Note, that I only ever restore user apps and user data. I never restore system apps or system data.

So, the verdict... while it seems like Wifi has been acting better (it doesn't seem to drop quite as often) it still sometimes drops after being asleep for a while. This time, however, it seems that letting Wifi Fixer run and do its thing will recover the connection, so that's an improvement. It would be nice, though, if I didn't have to have that running all the time.
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
Hmmmm.... Wifi is stronger.... noice. Thanks for the news.

Come over to the dark side...
[Motorola Droid X2] Ryno77:
Does anyone have wifi as good as it was on the stock 2.3.4? Mine won't even connect at work on CM7 but it did stock rooted with no problem. Other android users have no problem connecting at work either. Basically is there any hope I could make it as good as it was on stock? I am willing to sbf but not if it not really going to help. This is my only complaint with CM7.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bryank930:
This might be a dumb question, but should I flash back to a stock rom so a potential new owner can have the phone programmed at Sprint without any hassle, or should I just leave it and let them deal with it?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davisondan:
Would you be able to change phone per the buyers request? If they are not into rooting they would probably what stock, but if I was interested would want rooted.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bryank930:
I posted this before asking them if the wanted me to flash back to stock or leave it, and the response I got was "Not sure what that means". So back to stock it goes!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kikko088:
probably there is other thread about this but I don't find it...why on my nexus S I have usually only 80/100mb of free ram whilethe phone has 512mb?

edit: probably I post on the wrong section (excuse me, if you need move the thread)

thank you

kikko088
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raulillo88:
Because the system only can use 340 aprox

Enviado desde mi Nexus S usando Tapatalk
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bgdxv:
Because you let a lot of apps to run in the background. Anyway, relax. Android is smarter than you think. If memory reaches 0 it does its thing to free some more :rolleyes:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cahir_cz:
^He speakest the truth
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kikko088:
after reboot: sms, music open, (I use notifierpro for sms notific) 4 widget (5 day weather, gmail, extdatewidget and puremusic widget)...66mb free... my brother with hd2 have alway 120/150mb with more open app than me.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qtwrk:
First of all, ns has 512 mb memory, and there is aprox. 160 doesn't displaies in system but system uses , so actually it's 160 plus 66, totally 226 mb free

Second, android has very different memory management besides Microsoft windows

For android, it's less free memory available, phone runs faster (ordinary, not all cases ) because you apps have been pre-loaded into momery instead of load it from disk (like background ) when some app requires more memory system will kill older or no used application to free memory
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
I always have 155-165mb free on stock ics / stock kernel, with 122 apps installed.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lvnatic:
Maybe in settings, if you use a real monitoring app (like quick system info) you'll see much less.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kikko088:
hd2 with ICS :D, however thank for the info!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harbb:
Windows does the same. Like android, it will show how much is actively used up-front, and say that ram that is cached for later use is 'free'. Generally, you'll be using over 90% of ram, as free ram is wasted ram. However, what android tells you is free is just the first part of ram which will be cleared and replaced with the task at hand.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qtwrk:
windows ? only lateres version have that function , look back at win98 , win ME, win 2000 , win XP ... you will know ...

win 7 is good , i didn't use win Vista , directly jump from XP to 7 ... :p

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my first computer was Celeron 433 MHz + 32 MB RAM with windows 98se ... and first laptop is 1.5 GHz + 256 MB RAM with win XP, i have to reboot it every few hours in order to get more memory , and it finally got better when i pulg-in an additional 512 MB RAM ...

and now , i5 M480 2.67 GHz with 8 GB RAM ... never worry about memory anymore
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harbb:
I'm fairly certain this has been happening for many generations of windows so far, it is just not obvious to the user as much as Linux. Check out task managers performance tab.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] caliban2:
All true about linux mem-management being a bit different than windows'. Just one more thing:

Spec sheet says the nexus s has 512 mb of ram. What it doesn't say is that 128 mb are always reserved for the gpu, leaving 384 available to the system.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qtwrk:
GPU needs that kinda much mem ? well, kinda doubt it

what i heard is that some part of these 512 MB is special format of Samsung its own , so system doesn't recognize it
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] caliban2:
You doubt a huge chunk of ram being reserved for gpu (ever heard of "shared memory"?!), but at the same time it makes perfect sense for you that Samsung uses some special mem-format only their phones can access...

Makes me rather doubt you instead. ^^
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harbb:
Caliban2 speaks the truth. 128mb of the 512mb is being used for the GPU cache.
[Atrix 4G General] Wond3r:
Is anyone using GO Locker? I used to use it before but I had noticed it likes to eat battery. I'm not sure if they have improved it now so I am wondering what other user's thought are on it. Its tempting to install it again because I'm seeing some really great themes for it, but I dont want it eating away at the battery life again.
[Atrix 4G General] RobKort:
Have you tried WidgetLocker? Is a hundred times better IMO.

Sent From Rob's RP-Hybrid Atrix.
[Atrix 4G General] galrock:
using it along with DS prefinal lite battery seems good... but, please give some note of what u need in terms of time and usage so more people could help,

also you can install see for yourself and in case it doesn't pen out install something else, also very nice themes espically the 3D worm... "fruit ninja" locker
[Atrix 4G General] Wond3r:
Is that the paid for one or the free one?

I tried one other very popular one (forget the name) but I also found that it consumed a bunch of battery

Again, that might be from me trying it out a while ago and now they have improved the battery consumption
[Atrix 4G General] RobKort:
It is a paid app but worth every cent. The level of customization is far more that any lockscreen apps out there and hundreds of lockscreen to chose from.

Sent from Rob's TapadaIconia :D
[Atrix 4G General] Wond3r:
Well if you go into the battery usage screen, what percentage is it using?
[Atrix 4G General] Wond3r:
any more thoughts?