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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] CekMTL:
Thank you, running stock volt at 1.8 and everything sweet for now ^.^

Enviado desde mi Transformer Prime TF201 usando Tapatalk
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] benefit14snake:
Boo crap poop. My prime doesnt seem to like 1.8ghz, even with the additional voltage. Well best of luck to those with the golden chips.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] babymatteo:
Yup..not all chips are created equal lol
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Erusman:
Overclocking rocks! :D Yes, maybe those with open primes could add a passive heatsink to the Tegra 3 CPU. Help cool her down even more. I would think that this would help with the 2.0 ghz goal. Right now its a thin copper tape over it. Add a heatsink with copper tube pasted on chip. ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Deleted member 2879886:
Glad to see you on the prime Blades, love the work you did on the TF101.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lyon21:
Here's my question... Is it possible to make a kernel and just use the companion core as an additional core and have it run all the time? I love having five cores but it almost seems a waste to have one shut down. I understand battery life would go down but it wouldn't bother me if it went from 3-4 days to 1-2 days.

Also, I thought I seen somewhere that manufacturer spec had the companion core at 1.4GHz and the rest at 1.3GHz. Anyway to bump the companion core up to that as well?

I don't know if any of this is possible... Just a thought.

Sent from my ICS lovin 3D!!!

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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] newellj79:
Seems to be working awesome for me. Thanx!!!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
huh? the companion core is maxed out at 500mhz. plus built using lower power process. trying to tun this core full-time will dramatically reduce battery life. plus its not possible to run all 5 cores at once. plus it's not practical. Nvidia has safeguard switches implemented to regulate the switching of the companion cores and main cores. when one is on, the other cannot be on. companion core will run to save battery then as soon as more power is needed it switches to the main cores. main cores and companion core are built differently. one can only take low speeds, hence reason its maxed out at 500mhz. and the main cores are high powered ones which is why they all can go up to 1.3Ghz or one go up 1.4Ghz.

p.s.- I know how to have all 4 cores running @ the same time @ 1.6Ghz ;) 4 cores running 1.6Ghz full-time. regular overclocking or increase in speeds doesn't do this.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] _motley:
Congrats. Was wondering where this thread went. Now that you have posted your kernel, please post your source to your git. I would like to see what you have done with the power regulator. Stock has us limited to 1500 mV, did you just up the voltages or have you really implemented a diff regulator? I have also played around with 1.8 in my kernel, but it wasn't stable on my first attempt. Been thinking about trying again, but still not sure how practical it is for the masses due to the heat\power requirements. Thx.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lyon21:
OK. I see what your saying about not being able to have all 5 cores on at once. Makes sense.

However, if you look at the specs on nvidia's website, it says its stock clock in single core mode is 1.5Ghz. I'm not 100% sure that it is talking about the companion core but that is the way I take it.

Here's the link.

http://www.nvidia.com/object/tegra-3-processor.html

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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
OK, I see. they changed it. that's not how it is on the prime though. I wonder if they showing the higher clocked version of tegra3 spec for the infinity pad instead. its supposed to be like 4 cores @ 1.3Ghz or 1 core @ 1.4Ghz for prime. unless this update changed that. you bring up a good point and have me wondering now of new update changed things. I will open up a new thread asking people who aren't overclocked to check their speeds out. thanks.

edit: upon looking further on that site, I think its showing the top specs for tegra3 line period. they also show the ddr3 ram that's only going to be in the new 300 device. prime and infinity pad uses ddr2. this might be an indicator these devices about to release soon.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] benefit14snake:
My friend, tell me how to remove the motherboard. I bought some arctic silver 5 thermal paste and sanded down 4 pennies (prior to 1982 so they are 95% copper) I plan on attaching them with a dot of super glue and use a SUPER THIN layer of thermal paste between them.

The propblem? I feel like I am going to snap the motherboard because I can not get it out! Grr....

But yeah, I am ALL OVER the passive heatsink idea. I have triple checked the flatness of my pennies.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TremF:
By using SetCPU?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] benefit14snake:
Im back in this SH&*....

Now that I know that my instability is 100% a cooling problem I will definitely implement my cooling solution. My prime WILL run at 2ghz+ at some point....

*EVIL LAUGH* Muahahah!

I hold number one spot for antutu now hehe.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
System tuner or System tuner pro. I have the pro version. its alot better than set CPU. does all the same things and alot more.

to achieve what I said, use system tuner pro. then go into CPU tweaks. then put governor on performance mode. then raise the min. slider all the way to the right. now you should see all 4 cores activated @ 1.6Ghz at the same time, full time. dramatically increases performance but drains battery fast. that is something to use for benchmarks or if you using your prime while its plugged in.

that all is If you already 1.6Ghz enabled through one of the various methods. its like my web pages in opera don't even load anymore. they just instantly pop to the next screen or page.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Blades:
You'd be better off with thermal tape rather than superglue..

http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/EeePAD/TF201/9_4_2_21kernel12de84f.zip

New source just came out.. Gotta rework that first before I upload to github. When I mention the power reg, I mean its new versus the TF101.. a new Texas Instruments chip. I was 'wondering out loud' whether or not it would have the same limitations - I suppose it does.. I don't think it is possible to push the limits of the regulator in software, as I have tried on the TF101.. But.. we don't know if it actually has a hard limit of 1500 (I don't see why it wouldn't) until we get a look at the ever so enthralling TI white papers. .

Going to be looking at a mild undervolt for the kernel. I don't think there are any userspace progs/kernel mods that do this because of the various states of the 4 cores.. Way too much to select from. What I noticed was that the lowest dvfs bins are not used.. so I shifted everything backwards.. eliminating 825 (not used).. since there is a max of 20 DVFS 'bins' or freqs. lots of awesome headroom..

oookay.. what else. theres something else but I forgot.. need to have a reworking of the freqs in general. Need to look into if the companion core is an A9.. do you want me to try clockin that sucker at 600something for starters?

gotta cut this short.. my power is about to go out.. and I think I may be shipped off to a land of witches and midgets and flying monkeys.. I don't have red stilettos either.. so this might be catastrophic.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
The companion core is actually the exact same A9 as the main cores. only difference is that it was manufactured using a lower process or something. meaning it performs better at lower clocked speeds and the reason why Nvidia maxed it out @ 500mhz. anything too much higher than that could possibly burn it up. plus increasing it by only 100mhz won't be any real benefit. companion core only cuts on for deep sleep, idle, and low power processes. it isn't like it can run simultaneously with the other 4 main cores. if a main core is activated then the companion core is deactivated and vs. versa. Nvidia has a patent pending technology on their core switching process.

I do have the new Tegra3 4+1 whitepapers if you want to take a look or get more understanding on how Tegra3 operates. I also have whitepapers on benefits of multicore chips also. ill edit this post in a moment and add them. the tegra3 one goes into detail about how all cores operate and specifically talk about the companion core and how it operates and was created.

I'd say go for overclocking the GPU. that's something no one has touched or even mentioned yet. we already have powerful CPU. if we could overclock the gpu, might be more beneficial to everything. Games, browser, UI, benchmarks, gallery, video, etc.. especially if you enable the force gpu rendering from within the developer options

edit: I attached the tegra3 updated whitepapers and the Benefits of Multicore whitepapers. hope this can help you out ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] benefit14snake:
Frequency has never hurt anything.

In my experience it is either heat and or voltage. Even those has never hurt anything.

Only time i have ever burned up a cpu was.....

Bent pins

voltage mod gone wrong (pulled off a resistor)

water / anti freeze leak

cut off a resistor (taking off the IHS)

EDIT: Add uneven pressue on raw silicone to the list, that one sucked it big time!

but raising my cpu 100mhz? NAH....

=)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Parastie:
I was thinking about this thread last night and was wondering if you trying to cool any of the support chips as well? I don't know if the memory controller frequency is independent of the main clock speed, if it isn't then your also overclocking the memory and possibly storage. You should consider heat sinks for those chips as well.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] blublub:
Would it be possible to make the Kernel work under cm9, it brakes wifi module in cm.

Would be really cool :-)

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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ickk:
Used your kernels on my tf101 and they served me well, good to see you around these parts!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Blades:
Ok friendlies.. need some info

open up terminal emulator and type

tegrastats &

[then type]

logcat | grep -i tegrastats

tell me what you see when you run a benchmark or anything to make the cpu freq go high.

I think the EDP limits are C-Blocking the freq from going high on any of the cores. 1400 is all you'll see.. Thing is.. there isn't much of a difference.. so... that remains to be seen..

this is with vsync on.. I got 6300 with vsync off.... which means of course that quadrant isn't even close to really 'benchmarking'. I think this was with the kernel with edp limits turned on (the one you're using).. I don't think there is a difference with the one I am now using (edp off). oh wait.. yeah there is.. it gets really really hot.. :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] benefit14snake:
EDP? is that the same as TDP lol?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Blades:
Yeah, except its "Electrical Design (Power?)".. I guess they just didn't want to call it ED.. Perhaps its presets or potential.. but whereas TDP is given in W.. this seems to be variable based on active cores and temp.. with the 'thing' being set being freq.. so.. 4 cores active, 70C and you have an edp limit of 1300,1200,1100,1000 for 0,1,2,3 cores respectively.. Thats not exact.. thats just an example. its in the sysfs. have a look. enthralling read.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] benefit14snake:
Ahh, yeah I have been thinking it was a thermal threshold for a while.

Put an ice pack on the back of my prime now I hold the world record for antutu lol!!

Need to do my mod already lol
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] di11igaf:
There is one of those as well, but looks like its pretty simple.to turn off. You'll notice it after charging usually, like it doesn't want to scale.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] _motley:
Hey guys. Yes, "Electrical Design Point (EDP) limits specify maximum CPU frequency depending on number of CPU cores on-line, and chip temperature." There is room to tweak this area in the kernel, but you have to be careful. If you look at my latest kernel I posted this morning, I have implemented a "safe" 1.8 mode without eliminating EDP or changing anything with the stock regulator. I did tweak the throttling a bit so it has an extra 5C to warm up before it throttles back down to 1.3 when in 1.8 mode. I may do this for 1.7 as well in the next version if it proves itself safe. There is a temperature diode that reports the temp and shutdown will occur at 90C. The TI regulator is set at 1500mV (software not hardware), so it could be bumped up. However, as soon as you raise the voltages and raise the shutdown temp, you would have to get a good heat sink like benefit14snake is planning on. I may have to try the ice pack LOL.

The safe 1.8GHz is perfect for the Interactive governor and daily use I think, but it won't set any land-speed records like yours did because EDP is still enabled and it throttles down to 1.3GHz until the temp falls. We could throttle down to 1.4 perhaps, but I didn't want to change that yet. There is also an EDP map in place (hex table), but I haven't spent much time trying to figure that out just yet. This data contains a somewhat intelligent hysteresis mechanism from what it seems.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chantheman525:
So short story, my galaxy nexus's power button doesnt work anymore. It stopped working for no reason yesterday, yet when I plug it into the charger the charging screen comese on. I want to be able to power my phone on so that I can get all the information onto my computer so that I can easily transfer stuff to my new phone (replacement gnex coming tomorrow) Is there a way I can turn on my phone without using the power button? Any help would be much appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
If you've got the SDK or just ADB available, you should be able to use the command of "adb reboot" to get the device to boot up. Could be wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chantheman525:
Can someone guide me in the direction I need so I can do this adb reboot?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Download the ADB file (usually bundled with Fastboot) from any one of these guides that requires it. Or just Google for it.

Unzip all of that, use command line to get into it's directory, hook your phone up over USB, and type:

adb reboot

Again, not sure if this will work when the phone is off. If it will work, I think you had to have USB debugging turned on. Its not working for me currently on OSX. So I don't think it will. Maybe there's a different ADB command that can help you.

Its a long shot. There are probably better options.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
I'd agree with adb reboot if your computer will recognize it from this mode...

Use the guide linked in my sig to set up ADB if you need.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Moleculor:
I'm a newbie to all this, but I don't think anyone here mentioned the necessary step of downloading and installing your phone's specific ADB drivers to your computer.

So, to recap:

Download your phone's ADB drivers on to your computer and install them.

Plug your phone in.

Go to your command prompt and type 'adb reboot'.

I think. I'm new, as you can see by my post count and thanks meter.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chantheman525:
I tried to adb reboot. Unfortunately the galaxy nexus cant be recognized when the phone is off. Disappointing but not the end of the world. Thanks for everyones help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mentose457:
If adb works in download mode you could make a jig to get you there.
[General Questions and Answers] farukdgn:
hey. i have a samsung spica, not rooted and 2.1. youtube doesn't load videos even with wi-fi. only says loading video... and wait there forever. i've reflashed rom, installed other versions of youtube for eclair, but nothing fixed my problem. is there anyone who can help me? i'm about to go crazy -.-
[General Questions and Answers] mirsadu76:
It seems like youtube app is the problem. I suppose you can watch youtube videos with the browser. I also used youtube app but was disappointed, right now I'm using TubeMate and it works just fine. You could try it and see if it works for you.
[General Questions and Answers] mistermentality:
I had similar problem where videos wouldn't play yet the app let me search.

I used titanium backup to uninstall the app. Rebooted then reinstalled it and it worked again.

Dave
[General Questions and Answers] hamadazh:
yes try TubeMate it work good
[GT540 Optimus General] Weekend Offender:
Is there anyway to change this stupid wallpaper on this awesome lockscreen ??

http://i44.tinypic.com/20uziux.png
[General Questions and Answers] No4g4Me:
Can it get its own section now that we have root and recovery?

Is this phone getting ICS?

How can you get this kind of phone started for cooking custom roms because all ive seen here is for htc devices?

what and where can I put files from the samsung conquer so other devs can start developing?

How come when I play zombies vs plants and also superknockout that after a period of time of touching the screen the apps crash.

Why after closing apps sometimes my phone vibrates 3x and there is no error message pop up the phone isnt on vibrate, and the settings have no such feature?
[General Questions and Answers] electmadscientist:
Doesn't look like it

no replies, no section, very very lonely.:(
[General Questions and Answers] TeeJay3800:
All device forum requests can be made here: *** New Device Forum Requests ***.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] dirtbikerr450:
Please delete!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] R4INS:
What's the default fonts used on our ics leak? I want to replace it. I hate it. Font switcher doesn't work 100% and I get mixed fonts (when I'm odexed) but deodexed the current build I'm using I can't get busybox to install.

I manually renamed all my fonts in /system/fonts with all of my font of choice but it wouldn't boot even after fixing permissions. I replaced the Droid sans fonts and one more and it booted but weren't the correct ones.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] R4INS:
Finally got busybox installed! Had to use superuser and go in preferences and update superuser version and that snuck busybox in. Then installed busybox anyway just in case through the installer.
[Android Apps and Games] t50:
Available @ Android Market as : Riches N Reach

I have seen and used alot of apps especially been a trivia game lover but I feel Riches N Reach beats the rest by far.

Maybe just been biased but please do share your comments and thoughts on the subject.

Cheers
[HTC Sensation] benyben123:
One is AOSP and the other based on HTC's. But if sense is stripped from HTC's, what is the diff?

Trying to figure this out for the last two days.

Thanks

Quattro:

http://www.virtuousrom.com/p/quattro.html

Inquisition:

http://www.virtuousrom.com/p/inquisition.html
[HTC Sensation] Hgaara:
From what I can tell, Quattro is based rom that has been built from source with custom modifications and tweaks. The entire ROM is brand new, taking no application or framework components from any prior releases. Whereas Inquisition, I believe is sort of like Sense Rom but with the Sense features removed.
[HTC Sensation] janarioo:
forget the stripped and non stripped , u only need to knw wat i wrote , although technically there is no differnce if there are no htc apps n **** xD just alil wierdness in interface like u have.....

THE MAN Difference is that virtous inquestion is As Asop as it Can b , wid all the things just like originally From Google But better

While IN quattro

They added There Own Made Apps to replace the asop once added alittle extra theming , but quattro isnt to much abt 100% stablitly , while inquestion is oh so Good
[HTC Sensation] benyben123:
Going back to Inquisition then (:
[HTC Sensation] janarioo:
since u r new to htc sensation if its okay wid u to hve alil bugs than go for sense 4.0 beta 14incertcoin , u wll strt to love ur sensation, the style the way sense 4.0 is made is amazing

since u r flashing now , try beta 14 for a while than restore back to inquestion if u cant handle few bugs
[HTC Sensation] benyben123:
Apprecaite all your help.

I tend to say NO to SENSE! I can't stand heavy software and so on. The file itself is twice as big as the pure AOSP rom (:

Sense 4 is better, but I would rather have the fastest, cleanest..... yeah yeah, you know what I mean...:)
[HTC Sensation] galaxys:
Sense Sux's...and VI 4.0.1 Rocks! :D
[HTC Sensation] geoffcorey:
Vi 4.0.1 IS sense, minus the launcher and a few apps...

(Not trying to diminish the work that rmk, the virtuous team, and others have pit into the rom)
[HTC Sensation] namila007:
yeah. try virtuous rom.. its great :D
[HTC Sensation] benyben123:
Thanks for that. I guess you need to be a developer to really understand the diff between one and another. It might be safe to say, though, that the INQUISITION ROM would be a more stable rom since it "feels" at home on the sensation. It uses the known and the recognized. I wonder though, if it also means it should be faster as well, and bring other benefits such as better battery life.

I think only the developer himself (because he understands the code better..... in a sense, he is NEO where as the ROM is the Matrix) can answer this.....

oh well.... interesting stuff
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] LordJummy:
I'm looking for an app or method for stealth monitoring of my own phones. I would like to be able to record video/audio, take control (ie: vnc/rdp) etc.

I was thinking I could accomplish most of this via CLI using ssh or whatever, but I was hoping there is a more streamlined app already out there that I could use.

Stealth is key. For example if someone stole my phone I would like to be able to monitor what they are doing, record audio from the mic secretly, capture video from cam, stuff like that.

This is mostly just for testing and playing, but also for security.

Thanks!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] leaderbuilder:
What about Andoid Lost http://www.androidlost.com/ not sure if it could do all but can be 'hidden' on the phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tensux:
i have used both spybubble and webwatcher mobile. Webwatcher was better but more expensive. If I had a need to use one again i would try:

http://www.mobile-spy.com/
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n4naveen:
How can I connect to Ad hoc wifi from stock ROM and locked bootloader?

Is it possible to connect to Ad hoc wifi without unlocking bootloader?
[Xperia Play Android Development] krabappel2548:
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