yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[myTouch 4G Android Development] saranhai:
Thanks guys for the report :)

Keep em coming!

Sent from my Infernalized Glacier!

-Team Inferno
[myTouch 4G Android Development] krntehknik303:
Just out of curiosity will you compress the rom smaller the file is 350+MB. Pretty big of a file don't you think?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] The Archangel:
that's around the average sense size for most roms

If I helped, give thanks, if you please.

........Death before dishonor........

Team inferno

Leader
[myTouch 4G Android Development] krntehknik303:
Oh ok. I'll keep that in mind. :)
[myTouch 4G Android Development] bittermormon:
I know you guys have taken some grief in other threads but you've definitely delivered with this ROM. Thanks for keeping this phone alive. I've only had the ROM installed for about 18 hours but so far it's been great.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] aznprodgy:
I know I've asked before, but it probably got lost amongst the other posts...can you guys make another flashable zip or update so that beats audio can be used on Bluetooth as well? I browsed the infernosense thread for the app + widget but it was taken down. And I also have noticed the "lag" issue in v2, just not as smooth as v1 in terms of fluid movement through homescreens and transitions. Other than that tho, this rom kicks major ass...and that's coming from an AOSP fan ;)
[myTouch 4G Android Development] mootwo:
Here you go. I uploaded it again for everyone. I think the devs said they were cleaning up and accidentally deleted it.

Anyway, here you go:

http://dev-host.org/T4L
[myTouch 4G Android Development] aznprodgy:
thanks dude :)

*edit*

seems as if the file you posted is corrupted, or something is wrong on my end?(doubt it) downloaded it 3 different times (2 on PC with Chrome and IE, 1 on phone with Opera mobile) and the zip doesnt contain anything in it. care to try uploading it again?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] saranhai:
gosh keep forgetting lmao! sorry... can you PM a reminder? ;)
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Jbazt_katuforzs:
mirror please...:(
[myTouch 4G Android Development] saranhai:
dev-host isn't working...

gosh i seems like all the sites aren't working these days... i'll try DropBox...
[myTouch 4G Android Development] aznprodgy:
thanks bro
[myTouch 4G Android Development] saranhai:
ok! uploaded onto my dropbox account! :D

ARHD DropBox v2 mirror

or, check the OP for the Link
[myTouch 4G Android Development] tinpanalley:
Does the new homescreen come with this ROM? With the sliders for the most used apps?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] saranhai:
Wait what...?

not really getting what you're trying to say... Screenshots of the ROM are in the OP.

Sent from my Infernalized Glacier!

-Team Inferno
[myTouch 4G Android Development] acer2220:
Custom kernel

Anyone have a list of Custom kernels for the rom?
[Gen9 Android Development] trevd:
UPDATE - I have built the required kernel modules ( magic: 3.0.8+ SMP preempt mod_unload ARMv7) for ICS.

Download: archos-ics-gsm.zip

Remember these are only the kernel level drivers and a bit more hacking is required if you want to used these in the android environment.

Happy Hacking! :D

[ORIGINAL POST]

Hi

Here is the required kernel module (usb_wwan.ko) to enabled the modem functionality at the kernel level for Huawei 3G Dongles on the archos G9.

I don't know if anyone will find it useful but I thought I'd share it anyway :)

It was built from the archos-g9-gpl and is compatible with kernel version "2.6.35.7+ #1 SMP PREEMPT"

Notes:

Huawei USB 3G Modems actually require 2 modules to function usb_wwan.ko and option.ko. Archos already ship option.ko in /lib/modules on the device so this was the only one missing.

To use:

1. insmod usb_wwan.ko

2. insmod option.ko

3. Use usb_modeswitch to initialize the modem

The modem can be then be found at /dev/ttyUSB*

See this post for a quick guide into making a ppp connection using this driver

Thanks
[Gen9 Android Development] coolkid602008:
I'm very interested in this. So I have a Huawei EC168 air card from a little cdma provider named Alltel (who is now partially owned by Verizon), would installing this allow it to function? I mean do you know if this is a universal driver or is it meant for GSM only?

I'm a bit of a noob at this. I've got the first two commands to run and usb_wwan.ko is just in my /mnt/storage

What are the specific switches I need to get the usb_modeswitch command working? -H just results in "No default vendor/product ID given. Aborting."

Btw I'm running everything through Terminal Emulator as I don't have adb or anything like that up and running currently on my computer.

Edit: I can't mess with this until I get hdd mounting working again. That was the whole reason I bought this tablet.

If anyone can help with that my topic is here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22722509
[Gen9 Android Development] trevd:
I'm unsure whether this is a CDMA driver but you can give it a go. :)

From the command line I copied usb_wwan.ko to /lib/modules on the device and then did then following (the command should work equally as well in terminal emulator, with out the adb shell bit obviously :) )

adb shell insmod /lib/modules/usb_wwan.ko
adb shell insmod /lib/modules/option.ko

Then I Usb Mode Switched to the modem. I my case a Huawei E1752 [O2 UK Branded]

I discovered the correct target product [0x1436] (which isn't included in the 12d1_1446 config file) after plugging it into linux an listing my USB devices using lsusb in a terminal window.

adb shell usb_modeswitch -s 6 -v 12d1 -p 1446 -V 12d1 -P 1436 -M 55534243123456780000000000000011062000000100000000000000000000 > /dev/null

Obviously the usb modeswitch parameters are unique to your device and you can of course specify a configuration file using the -c switch instead of using the switches I have here.

After this I had access to the modem on the /dev/tttyUSB*

I gave the modem about 1 minute to initialize and then ran

adb shell /system/bin/pppd /dev/ttyUSB0 115200 nocrtscts nocdtrcts local usepeerdns defaultroute noipdefault ipcp-accept-local ipcp-accept-remote user cmnet password cmnet debug kdebug 7 connect "/system/xbin/chat -v -t 500 -s -f /data/media/gprs_start"

This brings up a PPP connection on ppp0. Although it didn't register as any sort of connection in android, it does however allow me to use the android web browser on this connection. :)

Note:

You do need 2 additional files which I have attached - The gprs_start script which I copied to the /data/media directory and is run by pppd and ip-up which you need to place in your /etc/ppp directory. This handles setting the correct dns servers after you have connected

This method is a little rough and I have been experimenting with the android ril interface but I'm having some problems keeping the connection alive for any length of time after starting the ril-daemon and I found the connection was at it's most stable when the ril-daemon is stopped.
[Gen9 Android Development] stas-nsb:
Hi

Hi. how you install this kernel?

Add link
[Gen9 Android Development] trevd:
I didn't manage to get the full kernel to build because there was errors in the makefile last time in downloaded the source

out of more speculation than anything else I copied the makefile from the gen8 gpl source.

This didn't complete the build, it failed on ffmpeg but it did build kernel modules which is all I really needed for this.

I might have another go now that I understand a little more about the build process and makefiles.
[Gen9 Android Development] gen_scheisskopf:
Current kernel sources are fine- compilation went without any problems. Included linux.config seems to be the recovery kernel config though (2.5 MB zImage, quite some modules built).

Compiled using crosstool-ng 1.9.3 on xubuntu 10.10 x86 (in VirtualBox)
[Gen9 Android Development] VOODOOS!L:
hi, very interested in this, I have an Archos 80 G9 16GB Turbo and a Huawei USB 3G dongle as well. But I'm coming from windows mobile, just my first android device. Anyone willing to give some more info & instructions on how to get it working all together? Is it required to have a rooted device?

Maybe a little app can be created to automate the installation/usage of non archos USB 3G dongles?

CIAO!

VOODOOS!L
[Gen9 Android Development] trevd:
Hi Voodoos!l

Rooted Device is required. Apologies for the light instructions post 3 explains slightly more :)

It still may not be enough if your coming from a windows only environment!

I Assume at least some basic knowledge of:

Android Debug Bridge (ADB)

Composite Usb Devices (usb_modeswitch)

Android/Linux Kernel Modules (Installing insmod /lsmod etc)

Point to Point Protocol (How to start a connection)

I did write a quick and dirty app to do the mode-switching and then start the connection, I can give you the code if you want, it's nothing special, It just runs the commands from android using Superuser.

I've not had chance to work on this lately and I think a better route to go down is to hack the UsbKeyManager.apk which is what Archos use to turn on there own 3G Dongle. We should be able to modify it to accept any dongle. I had begun testing with HoneyComb but was waiting for ICS to appear before continuing.
[Gen9 Android Development] jamespvz:
i have archos 101 g9 can you have a video to do this?i have pen k3565 vodafone
[Gen9 Android Development] cajl:
@ trevd

i am very insteresting by a video or photos

and a todo for Dummys
[Gen9 Android Development] trevd:
Hi Guys.

I'll get the drivers compiled for ICS later on and see If I can get smoother solution for you folks to play with.

@jamespvz Is this the one you have http://3g-modem.wetpaint.com/page/Huawei+K3565+%28Vodafone%29? can you confirm that this is the one made by Huawei and not ZTE?

TIP: The Huawei one has the code K3565-H :)

Thanks

Trev
[Gen9 Android Development] jamespvz:
yes is that pen
[Gen9 Android Development] mrgimo:
Hi all.

I'm following this thread too because I need a 3g adapter but I found that the archos one is 7Mbps, while I'd like to have a 14Mbps one. Trevd, I hope that you will find the solution for me and the other archos fans! :)

If you suggest me a good adapter, I'll buy it and then help you with tests.

Thanks.

Bye
[Gen9 Android Development] robertgmonje:
Hello

this work with ICS 4?

Regards, Robert
[Gen9 Android Development] h47e:
file is corrupt archos-ics-gsm.zip 554 byte ... resend please
[Gen9 Android Development] szanalmas:
The file is not corrupt, i'ts correct 404 error html. ;) But not zip, really. :)
[Gen9 Android Development] h47e:
# usb_modeswitch -s 6 -v 12d1 -p 1446 -V 12d1 -P 1436 -M 55534243123456780000000000000011062000000100000000000000000000

Looking for target devices ...

No devices in target mode or class found

Looking for default devices ...

No devices in default mode found. Nothing to do. Bye.

# ls -la /dev/tty*

crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 5, 0 Apr 21 18:04 /dev/tty

crw------- 1 root root 249, 0 Apr 21 18:04 /dev/ttyGS0

crw------- 1 root root 249, 1 Apr 21 18:04 /dev/ttyGS1

crw------- 1 root root 249, 2 Apr 21 18:04 /dev/ttyGS2

crw------- 1 root root 249, 3 Apr 21 18:04 /dev/ttyGS3

crw------- 1 root root 252, 0 Apr 21 18:04 /dev/ttyO0

crw------- 1 root root 252, 1 Apr 21 18:04 /dev/ttyO1

crw------- 1 root root 252, 2 Apr 21 18:04 /dev/ttyO2

#dmesg

[ 2338.794708] hub 1-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 1. Maybe the USB cable is bad?

[ 2338.795043] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 1

Bus 002 Device 013: ID 12d1:1446 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. E1552 (HSPA modem)

3g stick ON
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dhorvatt:
Sorry i had to post this here, i couldn't reply on viperboys thread. Ive been able to keep 1600 mhz running after reboot by opening cpu5.sh with script manager and selecting execute.Hope i could help. Sorry if i couldnt.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
Thanks but this is known though. U can use script manager or gscript to do this. I use to have it like that but changed it back. I'd rather overclock on demand. I can use my Prime in balanced mode with no overclock n still be fast as a mofo in everything. Amazing how powerful device already is stock. But evertime I see someone mention overclock, it usually makes me go apply mines..lol. I love it but not the shortened battery life. Plus I have a method to take regular overclocking a step further than vipercontrol or ATP tweaks. I can make it so that all 4 cores run @ 1.6Ghz at the saw time, all the time. Regular overclocking doesn't do this. But battery drains even faster. Sometimes we take stock speedsfor granted on prime. Amazing how powerful it is stock and the great battery life it gets. Usuallyif I overclock, ill make sure I'm near a power source.

Dang, now u made me wanna overclock...SMH....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dhorvatt:
What are you using to overclock?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] comolokko:
Hi guys ,

I'm considering to buy a t989 . The new phones have the 850mhz band for 3G .. Do the older ones have it too ? I'll buy one from ebay and don't want to buy a wrong phone . Please answer if you are sure . Thanks for help ..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] minhajmsd:
Yes, the T-989 does support umts bands
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] manekineko:
Supported bands (according to box, which has more bands listed than website):

GSM: 850, 900, 1800, 1900

UMTS: Band I (2100), Band II (1900), Band IV (1700), Band V (850)

These bands have been confirmed as correct (and the website wrong) by usage by users here.
[HTC EVO 3D] prashy:
What do you guys like most about miui rom?
[HTC EVO 3D] patrao_n:
the fact you posted it twice in two different places.
[HTC EVO 3D] DarkManX4lf:
I don't really like it that much....
[HTC EVO 3D] maek_it_happen:
I don't like it
[HTC EVO 3D] hajalie24:
The smoothness of everything, the look that's different from android and customizable, and I love the launcher. I hate when things are ordered alphabetically, things get moved around each time you install an app. With miui everything stays in place, and it's easier for me to get to an app since I usually remember the location of said app. Plus apps that I install and forget about later are easier for me to notice on miui as opposed to other roms.
[HTC EVO 3D] cheddaface:
I just started running this rom. I like it, im using dark ice them tho, and as long as i can find away to get sprint voice mail app to work i think i will use this rom for a while.
[HTC EVO 3D] jayharper08:
Check the "One Stop Shop" stickied in the themes and apps section this brilliant, outstanding, member made. Not sure who it is though.........

---Jay--- From the Samsung Galaxy II E4GT
[HTC EVO 3D] EniGmA1987:
I most like the smoothness, nothing else compares. 2nd favorite is battery life. And 3rd part favorite would be the customization.
[HTC EVO 3D] KB112:
Smoothness and customization. I love how easy it is to apply themes and switch things up so easily.
[HTC EVO 3D] Gene_Bailey:
So humble Jay! Brilliant and outstanding indeed! :-P
[HTC EVO 3D] shook187:
I think it blows donkey nutz.
[HTC EVO 3D] enko420:
it's to my understanding that the 3d camera/camcorder do not work with MIUI?

and for this reason alone I will not try MIUI.
[HTC EVO 3D] jayharper08:
No. It does not work. No aosp roms having working 3d, not just miui.

---Jay--- From the Samsung Galaxy II E4GT
[HTC EVO 3D] enko420:
Well then I won't be downloading any aosp roms :) I bought this phone because of the 3D :)
[HTC EVO 3D] bloodrain954:
3D? It's more like a good way to get a quick headache
[HTC EVO 3D] alexnaoumi:
+1
[HTC EVO 3D] ktrotter11:
Believe it or not some of us don't get headaches from 3d and like it alot,

You guys must have.bad genes :(
[HTC EVO 3D] enko420:
I have never gotten a headache from 3d on my phone or tv. I love it.
[HTC EVO 3D] cheddaface:
me either but i don't really care for the 3d that much at all it was cool for like the first 2 months then haven't really used it much since
[HTC EVO 3D] nobisoreal:
The 3d is pointless on these phones. I stopped using it cus the cam would crash and 4G was never going to happen. It's an awesome ROM though. I just used launcherpro over it and got amazing benchmarks with it. My favorite thing is that its very functional. Seems like the UI always surprised me when i would find something is right where i want it to be in logical places.
[LG Optimus 3D] johnw230873:
Hi guys, I thought I would take a different approach to cracking open a kdz file but at the same time let you know what I doing so if someone has already tried it you can tell me weather it works or not, if no one else has tried this then by all means try it yourself and beat me :)

The way I look at this is that the data that is sent to the phone will be the baseband and the bin file. If I capture the packets being transferred via the usb port I should be able to reassemble them.

Up to now I have been doing simple tests using ABD push and pushing “SU” to my sdcard and then reassembling the file. Up to now I haven’t found an easy way to reassemble the packets as to send a file multiple packets are sent and between each packet there are acknowledgments etc. The current application I’m using to sniff the USB is USBtrace but I have also used Pro USB monitor, USBlyzer and USBspy. I haven’t found a perfect way yet where I can filter out the information I don’t wont.

I’m thinking the next approach is maybe try to set up a network usb port and use wireshark.

Anyway here is the approach I’m taking, any thoughts out there.
[LG Optimus 3D] rezzsha:
thanks for you efforts johnw230873, hope you are successful, any progress??

Also just a suggestion which could help you further your research, maybe post a link to on other lg phones thread which also uses kdz to this post , this way you would be able to get more developers to help you you out (im assuming kdz are encoded the same, but i could be wrong)
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
So I made a toolkit for 3 HTC phones. You can see them in my signature. Would you guys / girls be interested in using a toolkit for an All-In-One use. If so, please let me know and I can work on it and probably have it up by tonight. Thanks!
[HTC Rezound] WasabiWa83:
Actually looks pretty cool and convenient. I think it would be welcomed for the Rez.
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
Thanks. If I can get another person or 2 to confirm, I will work in it. Just want to make sure my tool and I will be welcomed!
[HTC Rezound] feralicious:
Yeah, I wouldn't trust WasabiWa's opinion either. ;)

It looks like it would come in handy for a lot of folks, especially those that don't like using the cmd prompt on their pc.
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
Haha. I bet he's a nice guy. I guess ill work on it for you guys!

Sent From My HTC Amaze 4G via Someone's Room ;)
[HTC Rezound] WasabiWa83:
Except that I know everything. Therefore, my opinion should be trusted. :D :cool:

EDIT: I'm a very nice guy. And you appear to be, as well. So, yes, make this for us! :D
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
haha. I think you should make me a custom sig :P

I just have to browse through the dev section and collect all the files first.
[HTC Rezound] WasabiWa83:
I'd love to make you a custom sig! :D Just pm me if you want to and we'll figure it out.
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
Will do!

Just a question though. With flashing kernels, you have to flash it via recovery and then bootloader? For the Amaze / Sensation / Vivd, we can flash it just through the computer. I am trying to get a better idea so I can make the tollkit correct.
[HTC Rezound] WasabiWa83:
Pretty sure it's only bootloader for the kernel or fastboot for just the boot.img. Can't flash them through recovery, I don't think.
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
I am trying to find the boot.img for the kernels. If I can't find them, then I am done with the toolkit. If I can find them, then I can add it to the toolkit. I only found the flashable zip.
[HTC Rezound] WasabiWa83:
They're all in the PH98IMG.zip files.
[HTC Rezound] nosympathy:
Correct. Modules for the kernel can be flashed in recovery, but the actual boot.img must be flashed in hboot.
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
I am reading the instructions and they say "Flash in recovery, it will copy the modules and then reboot to hboot. Select bootloader and select yes to flashing PH98IMG.zip."
[HTC Rezound] WasabiWa83:
Yeah, what nosympathy said. The kernel itself isn't flashed in recovery.
[HTC Rezound] feralicious:
Yes, and then in that PHzip file is the boot.img which can also be flashed on its own in fastboot if pulled out of the PHzip file.

Sometimes that is the preferred method since the phones and kernels are not always on the same mainver and if the text file included in the PHzip file has a different mainver than the phone it is being flashed to there will be an error. The error can be fixed by editing the mainver in the text file before flashing it, but flashing in fastboot avoids the error.

Some ICS ROM's brought people's mainver up to 3.x. Original stock was at 1.x and with the OTA stock is now 2.x. I believe most ROMs are on 2.x but there is a good number of people whose phones got updated to the 3.x version.
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
I can have the modules flash when the phone is on. That is how we flash the modules and can I just flash the boot.img via fastboot instead of the PH98IMG.zip?

Remember, I don't have the phone so I can't test it, so please bare with me lol.
[HTC Rezound] EmerikL:
Toolkit would be awesome.
[HTC Rezound] EmerikL:
Yes. Flash the boot.IMG via fastboot.
[HTC Rezound] feralicious:
I think so, but some people seem to be uncomfortable using fastboot. But using this tool it seems it won't be as daunting since they won't have to use the cmd prompt on the pc, right? How would it work?
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
All they do is press a button and it will do the rest. No need to use fastboot, cmd, adb or anything. So it is nice, easy and simple :)
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
Thanks! I'll add some kernels in then. Everything is ready but the kernels.
[HTC Rezound] feralicious:
Then yeah, do what's easiest. Fastboot is perfect.
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
Will do! Just have to find the kernels with boot.img's and modules and I will be done in no time!
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
I finished the toolkit. Now I have to upload it, make the thread and etc.
[HTC Rezound] Khayos:
This link may help you find the kernels etc

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1425091
[HTC Rezound] hasoon2000:
Here you go!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1504824
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Khyrdantai:
Alright, so I performed a speedtest to see how my Wifi is doing.

2 bars; in my bedroom. I get from 8 to 3 Mbps.

4 bars; standing directly beside the Wifi router. I get 15-33 Mbps.

I had 8 Mbps at 2 bars when I had Balanced mode on, and 3 Mpbs 2 bars when I turned on Performance mode. However, I got 15 Mbps 4 bars on Balanced mode and 33 Mbps 4 bars on Performance mode. What...? That makes no sense. So I get a better signal far away when I'm on Balanced mode, and a worse signal far away when in Performance. Hm. I got high MS response times whenever I was in Performance mode, no matter where I was, 2 bars or 4 bars.

I am on the latest .14 update.

I even made a nice little picture for everyone to describe this visually.

Also note: I ran speedtest.net on my desktop, which is in my bedroom (where my Prime gets 2 bars), and it gets 37 Mbps.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] almightywhacko:
The power mode should have no real impact on WiFi performance. Looking at your numbers they are kinda all over the place regardless of power mode or distance. Since you only posted 2 speeds on high performance mode and one of them is high and the other is low, I would assume something was holding your networks attention during the test where you got lower speeds.

Realistically you need to run a speed test a dozen times or so with a given distance and setting and then average the results in order to get any kind of meaningful numbers for comparison.

However in very basic terms, the closer you are to your WiFi source and the stronger your signal is, the faster your speeds will be. Having said that there are an thousand factors not visible to you that can affect a simple speed test.