yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] iridaki:
Read more about Quadrant cheat here: http://fabdroid.com/?p=13.

You can type it in emulator or include it in a init.d script. However, the only thing you will achieve is FALSE benchmark results. Kinda like stuffing a sock in your undies. :p :D

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[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Overdose1986:
Hahaha ty, I laughed so hard with your comment

Edit:

:O thats a big sock!!!! :eek:

Without cheating(this screenshot is my highest legit score):
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Overdose1986:
Am I the only one getting over 2200(always) score on this benchmark with my Arc S?

Pls somebody post your score!?

Btw im also getting scores over the GS2(higher than S2) on others benchmarks
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] nfsmw_gr:
Yes,but look at the graph...;)

i/o doesnt have that much points,cpu has...

If he was using this command his i/o section would be enormous...:)
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] vijaykirann:
Kewl...What are the tweaks applied...

Thanks in advance ..
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] -S.E.R.K.4.N-:
whats the font name ? ?
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] davibs:
It's lt18i?
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Overdose1986:
xD

Neon 80s

Just supercharger with hardtokill launcher, 512H balanced...

Im getting 2000 with ICS... :(
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Steady Hawkin:
CWM Rogue Recovery

&

Rogue *Stock FC22* Kernel

​

Presented By-

TDR

Bazar6

Darchstar

Steady Hawkin​

Warning-

***DO NOT USE THIS RECOVERY TO FLASH ANY ROM***

Known Issues-

-Flashing anything for ICS is risky and could result in bricking your device. It has been said a safe bet is using stock EL26 CWR to flash. By flashing our repack you agree that we are not held liable.

-You will not receive any OTA after flashing this.

-You will not be able to install apps to external sdcard on CM9 (you can still access external sdcard though)

General-

**This kernel and recovery does not install superuser or busybox, please have both installed prior to flashing.**

Rogue Recovery v1.2.3 Includes:

CWM 5.0.2.8 Base

Overhauled UI

New menus

Fewer clicks

Take a look and see what else

*See changelog

Kernel Includes:

Based on Calkulin's stock pulled FC22

Bootanimation Support

Init.d Support

*See changlog

Install Instructions-

ODIN-

-Make a nandroid in your current recovery then proceed

-Download tar from link below

-Place phone in download mode

-Open Odin and make sure only auto reboot is selected in the option list

-Click PDA and select the Rogue tar, then select start

-Let the phone boot back up fully, then reboot for best results

-Sit back and bask in the Rogue glory!

CWM-

-Make a backup in your current recovery

-Download zip from link below

-Place zip on sdcard

-Boot into recovery and install zip

-Let the phone boot back up fully, then update profile and PRL

-Reboot

-Sit back and bask in the Rogue glory!

Download-

ODIN-

Rogue Stock FC22 (Odin Tar)

CWM ZIP-

Rogue Stock FC22 (CWM Zip)

Source-

Can be found on Github- HERE

Thank You-

Koush

CyanogenMod Team

j-r0dd

Calkulin

codeworkx

​

Donate to Team Rogue HERE

-Follow me on Twitter/G-Plus for update info-​
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] revamper:
First
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TeamERA:
second, nice, THANKS

Sent from a phone with kNOw CIQ ;) ...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
Thank the lord!!!

That means Calk will update his custom from to fc22 :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Icebluemale30:
Great work man cant wait to try
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] blackcanopy:
Awesome!! Thank you Steady
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jfin79:
Thank you sir
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cdss:
Thanks Team Rogue ...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kobridge:
Thanks
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sleshepic:
Awesome, thanks again
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] humdrum2009:
OK I'm trying to figure out what this is meant for. It clearly states don't flash any rom with this recovery.

Then what is its purpose?

Flamers need not reply
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] slick4mitch:
You may and nothing may happen but he's just covering his ass in case something does happens and then you want your money back ;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] humdrum2009:
lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] qubanaso:
Anyone has a.mirror to the tar of fc 22
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RPerry435:
Dumb question probably but if im running el29 rogue can I flash this keeping the el29 ROM?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
Nooooo! Do not flash this with gb. Its for Ics ONLY! Lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gottria:
Nobody reporting on this yet?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] agentfazexx:
I still don't understand how people are bricking their phones by flashing ICS-related things from within these CWM repacks. I've been flashing ICS ROM's and mods in these kernels and NEVER EVER had an issue.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jt_hatch:
Grabbed if from SH's twitter yesterday; flashed and running great. Agat63 rolled it into his tFC22 ROM he updated early this morning; I think reviews are pretty positive.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] digweed4me:
Same here man its the user error that gave them bricks
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] agentfazexx:
You're flashing ICS stuff from within this kernel just fine as well?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
Yeah flashing stuff all the time with no problems :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] digweed4me:
Yep not one time like 100 times

I even restored gb rom so many times back and forth with rogue ics repack.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] leaderbuilder:
You mentioned you restored a gb rom via this kernal. So you were able to boot to recovery from this repack - the FC22 Rogue and then flash back to a GB Nandroid (ROM/Recovery et. al.)? and it all worked?.

Reason I'm asking is that I've been taking the long way; installing stock root EL29 with CWM (big thanks to sfhub) then restoring full nandroid including recovery to get back to my daily driver.

To get to ICS builds I've been going to sfhub's stock rooted FC22 with cwm, adding Rogues' kernal then going on and flashing from there.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sfhub:
I've restored GB nandroid backups using ICS-based Rogue CWM and restored ICS nandroid backups using GB-based Rogue CWM. It has worked fine, even many releases ago.

I don't do it anymore because I just don't have the energy to deal with a brick right now and the scenarios for a brick aren't always deterministic. Steady (developer for Rogue CWM) did the same operations a few times and they worked fine, then on 3rd or 4th try it bricked with the data partition corruption problem.

It is one thing when you can say just avoid doing XYZ and you will for sure not brick. It is another to say that even if XYZ worked 10 times for you, the 11th time might brick.

Personally I will just do what works for me until someone can point out exactly why the bricks are happening (ie point out the code that changed and the actual mechanism of the data partition corruption brick) I have my suspicions as well, but likely we won't know until the source is released and people can look over the emmc kernel driver code. We already know Samsung has emmc driver changes because they took the change that exposed the two boot partitions (that's how triangle away works)

The purpose of all the warnings is just to make people aware that there is a problem and people don't know the real cause. What folks do beyond that is up to them.

Anyway, use whatever works for you. If you are set up to handle bricks or it wouldn't be a big deal, then use the ICS-based CWM all you want. It will work for most operations without issues. There is just that chance that things that have worked multiple times could suddenly result in a brick. It might even be that the problem only affects certain versions of the emmc or mainboard, so some people will never see the problem and some people will see it right away.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rickyq12:
Very helpful information bro, I appreciate it.

Sent from my Modified with AWESOMENESS Epic 4G Touch.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
Nice! Glad to see there are others that havent had issues using rogues repacks instead of el26.. its worked flawless for me.. I always use mobile Odin to get on latest repack, flash caulks format all, flash new rom, then reboot.. works for me everytime.. I just flashed a from not released yet, code names, now on gummy.. all flashed with rogue repack and within an hour
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] digweed4me:
Yep restore from repack to blazer or unnamed and back to ics with gb Roque repack.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] schlonky:
You haven't had an issue *yet*. And you may never have one. However, it only takes a little extra effort to go back to a GB kernal/recovery to flash worry-free and it's worth it IMO, to do so. And actually, to go from Calk's E4GT V1 (FC15) to FC18 and then FC22, I just used sfhub's No-data Odin One-Clicks, which was even easier.

---------- Post added at 10:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:27 PM ----------

While I'm in here...

I see in the tFC22 thread that people are still having the issue with apps being unable to install while an external sd card is mounted. This issue is still present in this kernal?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] blackcanopy:
I don't think it is a kernel issue. I'm on an FC15 ROM, FC22 modem and this FC22 kernel, and I have no issues with installing apps with the SD card mounted. I don't have the sound issues being discussed in FC22 ROM threads either.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] leaderbuilder:
Thanks sfhub for the vary valuable insight. My concern too was the data partitioning. I can't afford a brick (time wise; my phone is my connection to my clients). And knowing someone like Steady and some of the other long time devs have bricked, I have been very cautious. I'll keep going the 'long route' I guess for now. See what the next week brings. Thanks to all for the additional insight too.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ElAguila:
Is anybody having wifi issues with FC22. My wifi will connect for about 10 seconds and them tell me it is out of range and turn off. Even does it when I am right beside the router. Flashed back to rogue FC18 an no problems.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] lafester:
Go flash cm9 and this repack, reboot and wipe data and see what happens. Please nobody else try this lol.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] SantinoInc:
Would it be accurate to say that this recovery should only be used to restore an old nandroid?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tcooper85:
Will this work on fc18 also
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kobridge:
For Stock rooted/tweaked Roms, I'd like to say, it could be used for any recovery task if you stay on the same type of roms and versions (ICS or GB).

What I mean in terams of stock rooted/tweaked roms is something like Calk's Roms, sfhub's one click odin Roms. There are some more Roms those are only changed the themes and this recovery could be used for those roms also. For me, even today, I've moved around between FC18 & FC22 3 times and I used Rogue recovery tool every time to backup and store the nandroid (including wipe function).

But some other Roms like CM9, AOSP, it's hard to say it's safe or not. You need to follow the op's instruction carefully.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ElAguila:
I have been completely flashing to a gb rom with odin. Would it be okay to flash just the kernel to rogue 1.4 with mobile odin and and boot into recovery and then flash an ics rom or is it better to completely flash to a gb rom?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] SantinoInc:
Just some experiences to share:

Was on stock rooted EL29 GB. Flashed to Agat's latest themed FC22 with only doing a cache and dalvik wipe. Actually worked pretty well after I did some cleanup. However, there were a few glitches so I wanted to go back to my nand of EL29. I was too lazy to Odin back to a EL26/29 rom so I just took the plunge and restored my EL29 nandroid using this recovery. There was no problem.

Long story short is I belive that flashing back and forth between GB and ICS rooms is fine as long as both are TW based. Once you throw anything AOSP in there things have a potential for brickage. Mind you, this is only my experience.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] digweed4me:
PPL don't follow proper steps it Cleary said on op that to flash this ROM up have to go back to proper clockwork mod or flash cm7 or miui which has the right clockwork mod to flash Cm9 or other aosp rom.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kasper19:
is it okay to use this kernel with the CM9 Alpha 1 that darchstar posted up this past weekend? Obviously, I know I can't use this to flash CM9, but I'm referring to using it after the fact.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] agentfazexx:
Does this recovery break anything in the CNA ROM? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24079028
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Kruxoli:
Thanks Steady. Just Odin Flashed this...I got the yellow triangle back, but no biggie...would rather have CWM and the yellow triangle than no CWM.

THANKS AGAIN.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] blackcanopy:
If you prefer using Odin over flashing in CWM, try using mobile Odin to flash a kernel, you will not get the yellow triangle. I don't think it will get rid of it if you currently have it, but once you get rid of it, you can keep it away by using mobile Odin. It also doesn't make your Odin count go up.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cjwaggsrx8:
In case anybody's wondering.. this thing rocks on cm9. 4000+ quads(not that that matters or anything) just buttery goodness!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sfhub:
If you Auto Root Option D to install fc22+cwm-rogue you won't get the yellow triangle. Mobile Odin works too. Both assume you are already rooted.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rickyq12:
Hey man, can I use your method on top of CM9?...when adding FC22+CWM-Rogue
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] oiad:
This kernel seems to drain my battery much faster than the fc22 packed in the 325 cm9. It appears the governor is keeping the processor running too high when the screen is on. I flashed back to the cm9 325 kernel and it goes down to 200 correctly just like it did before flashing.

I do use a lwp. Possibly this kernel is not handling it correctly? Looking at CPU spy it is going down when the screen is off correctly. My battery dropped 20% in an hour with the screen barely on. Yesterday on the previous kernel I made it 16 hours with use.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] alchemist316:
Have you tried going to fc18 I set clock to 800 Max min 200 and and its at 800 on avg 43% of the time and the rest of the time lower . I'm using codename and I did see what you are saying sitting at 1200 ..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] oiad:
I haven't tries the fc18 but I see the same with the stock (non-rogue) fc22. I'm at 58% for 200mhz.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Kruxoli:
Thanks for the tips. Question though: Does the Download count "do anything?" is there a limit? Also, I really don't care if the yellow triangle is there or not, I'm not a snob in that sense. As long as the actual functional stuff is...well...functional, I could care less about (certain) aesthetics. Thanks again, I've got to say the support here AWESOME.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] schlonky:
They are both evidence that you installed custom software on your phone which could potentially cause warranty/repair issues. I think that is the main reason people prefer to avoid them if possible. Of course, some probably just find the yellow triangle annoying.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] indratj:
Is there any way to reset back the counter?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JSnively:
Steady you doing FC24 like Calkulin?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cjwaggsrx8:
man u know steady's cooking up something fierce...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sergioperalta81:
Any chance we might see am over clocked kernel in the near future :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] asbjörn:
Yep, verify the binary counter first and then the app will reset it to zero.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] konman21:
Random question, since the OP says that its not recommended to flash any roms what other alternatives do i have to flash with?

can i use CWM from the Market to flash or is MobilOdin ok to flash?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] anthony92170:
you can flash with this kernel this was before fc15 and on is ok to flash i do it i have fc22 modem and kernel again you can flash with this kernel
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] 1stloc:
link is not working for me can someone re-up
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jay2o01:
umm chainfire asked specifically not to link his work, people should search for his original thread on triangle away or go donate a beer and buy it from the market. i dont think its cool to go sharing his work on yer dropbox
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] PG101:
What he ^^ said.. Chainfire doesnt like links re-posted, just link to the original thread!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Steady Hawkin:
For those who care, the FD02 repack can be found here- http://rootzwiki.com/topic/22428-kernelrecoveryicsrogue-stock-fd02-new-4712/
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Vgamer4550:
Thanks Steadying, been waiting for this :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Vgamer4550:
Stupid auto correct, still thanks STEADY :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Just_s:
Thanks Steady, I just Odin'd this and worked great.

So lots of info and mis-info floating around. I just went to ICS on my E4GT. If I am on Stock Rooted FD02 System [ ICS / OS 4.0.3 ] and now running this FD02 repack, am I able to flash a different ICS ROM (e.g. Calk's 1.4, agat's v0.1.1, etc.) right from recovery or are we still having to go back to GB and then flash forward to ICS? Also can we restore ICS backups while on another ICS ROM?

TIA
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mookiejr05:
You still have to go back to a GB kernel to flash / restore
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dante32278:
I have been able to flash and nand on ICS roms, but never tried AOKP/CM9/MIUI etc....only the ones based off the stock leaks like agat/calk/calk stock rooted. I use calks format all for epic 4gt first before a flash and haven't had an issue flashing or restoring between those ROMs. But its at ur own risk, supposedly phones act different on these builds since nothing is based from source since it isn't available.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mark.J.Linskiy:
If you use Calkulin's format all ZIP before flashing a TouchWiz based leak, you should be fine. I've done it multiple times, as well as flashing a kernel and modems. Just make sure you don't try it on AOKP/CM9/etc or wipe data manually, if you do then you'll probably brick your device.

Odin is still of course the safest and recommended way, but it isn't the only way.

As for restoring backups on ICS, I believe that could cause a brick, or at least it's a no no.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] DataHawg:
I agree with most of what you posted Mark. I only flash a GB kernel if I want to do a manual factory reset as well. Otherwise I use the format all zip. I have backed up and restored at least 25 times with an ICS recovery but I wouldn't restore a GB backup from an ICS recovery or vice versa
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] shawnten:
What happened to steady.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bigpeng:
He's on NS4G
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RainMotorsports:
He gave his Wife the E4GT he MIGHT do one more after source comes out. He hasnt even decided if he is doing the Galaxy Nexus yet.

Mean while im searching and learning and hope to be able to do some stock repacks but it likely will require some help. I have the basic idea on repacking initramfs on a compiled kernel but need to learn the recovery end of the deal.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] shawnten:
^^ ok that would be cool
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RainMotorsports:
Well compiling from source, adding cwm recovery, boot animation support, init.d support etc is one thing. The leaks are another thing. After initial studying it was pretty obvious you can extract and repack the initramfs with recovery. But i don't know what Steady knows and I am sure there is going to be a missing piece of the puzzle until source is out (other than the currently missing peices). I mean you have not really notice other people doing the repacks. That could of course be just because there is no real point with the eMMC frying issue we have.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Steady Hawkin:
Sorry its been a while guys. For those of you who missed my G+ post, here is the deal. I did get the Sprint G-Nex and gave my wife my E4GT. Once source is released we will likely release one last source built kernel as well as an updated recovery. I will likely need a few testers since I don't use the phone anymore. With that being said, test builds will be released on my G+ page when we start geting close for anyone who wants to help. Test builds will be posted there, final build will be posted here. I want to thank all of you for the support you showed us over the last few months, Android would not be what it is without you!

-Steady
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TimidRat:
I can confirm it isn't user error, it happened too me and ive been flashing roms for 10 years, it definitely wasnt user error, it's luck of the draw.

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? youre gonna stop before you finish, i still don't even stand the point of rouges ics recoveries since you can do anything with them unless you wanna brick your phone... i hope too god that final update fixs the brick issue.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] blackcanopy:
Uh

Wow... Someone has been mislead here (not me) that's an ICS recovery issue, not a rouge issue. Are you flashing anything with a GB kernel EL26, EL29? Most likely, if you are, it's repacked with rouge recovery (or your not listening to what is being recommended to flash a ROM by almost every developer right now) it is recommended to flash ROMS with GB kernel. I haven't heard of any bricking from flashing themes, kernels, modems or other zip files with ICS rouge repack kernel, so to say what you are saying is beyond rude, but also inaccurate.

I for one thank you Steady for all the effort you put into all the kernel repacks with your recovery and tweaks... I can't thank you enough and hope you didn't even read the post I quoted. If you did, I'm sorry for making you read it again by quoting it.. Lol

Thank you for getting us pumped for the latest and greatest after source, you certainly don't owe that to any of us... now I will freshen up on underclocking/ overvolting again.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
You're an idiot.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ReActiveDisorder:
Sorry I gotta agree...That was the most retarded, rude, and idiotic thing ive heard. Steady is a good dev...Its sammies fault for the bricks not steadies. Do your research b4 you speak out your a** hole.

Steady was the guy who inspired me to study Linux distro and OS Engineering in college.....He was one of many people to get involved with this community.

Thank you steady hawk

Now back to your normal scheduled programming on the Nerd Network ;) :D :P
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dreDrennon1:
I have never had a problem with rogue recovery or kernels on any ROM so i would just say there were some that didn't follow instructions properly or had bad downloads and got bricked..Steady you have made the easiest to use, nicest looking recovery to date and your kernels are the best so thanks for everything i will be moving on to the evo 4g lte soon so i will miss thus forum
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RainMotorsports:
Even Steady bricked his E4GT along with several other developers. The instructions that followed release afterwards are plain and simple, don't use it to flash roms, dont wipe. Though by the looks of it you aren't even on ICS? There is a problem, in testing developers found this. So yes the instructions are not being followed and the problem itself is not with Rogue Recovery but as stated with Samsung and not even limited to this phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Yamuu:
O.o I've been flashing roms with rogue recovery for like 6 months and haven't had any issues; just did again last night actually
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] agentfazexx:
Don't flash anything AOSP. You'll brick your phone. Touchjizz ROM's are usually fine with ICS repacks.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] revamper:
I've done it before too. I think it's fine as long as you use the wipe zips.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] l3wish:
So which version should I use to flash the FE22 modem?