yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[TouchPad General] dogmanky:
Plex is nice if you want a gui/jukebox style media center interface. ES File explorer and MX player work nice if you just want a free, simple solution.
[TouchPad General] beowulf573:
Seconding Plex. I setup the server to work with my Roku, but it seems to work nicely with Android and iOS also. Both my TouchPad and phone work well with the plex server.
[TouchPad General] mike-y:
there is an app called Bubble Upnp that will stream media from your PC if it's running WMC or any other upnp/dlna server. While it may not be as fancy as Plex, it's free.
[TouchPad General] LTV:
Great - thanks for the suggestions guys. Will try one or two in the next few days here and see how it works. Just realized I'm going out of town for a week next week so that'll be a good test to see if I can access everything.
[HTC Sensation XL] AndroHero:
I've cobbled together a few diffrent boot animations into one for myself. As developent in the SXL forum is abit dead at the mo. I decided to share it.

It's nothing special, but it's bettter than stock IMO. Please note, none of the images used are my own, all rights for the images belong to their respective owners.
[HTC Sensation XL] MadCobbler:
Nice... I like the looks of that... thanks for sharing :D
[HTC Sensation XL] stona175:
Have you some custom and working animation?

I was try install from HyperDroid they don't work. ;/
[HTC Rezound] knights665:
Will there ever be a complete stock aosp ron for the rezound and is cm9 coming to the reZound
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
probably??
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
Try the already open dev thread for CM9 to see where they are. I think until kernel source is released and they have the RIL, you won't see a fully functional rom.
[HTC Rezound] knights665:
Alright thanks i hope it comes officially from the CM team
[HTC Rezound] WA_Bob:
It may be a case of an "unofficial" port. From what I've seen, CM isn't officially into the Rezound yet.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dreamliner330:
I've been looking through these threads and I'm a little confused. I just got a new htc flyer and it came with honeycomb installed. I would rather have gingerbread, as I don't like the honeycomb system bar and lag.

It seems that in order to do this I need to have root. all of the threads I read state I need to have gingerbread to do this. Obviously that's precisely the problem I have. How do I get back to gingerbread, or is it worth dealing with honeycomb?

Thanks again.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mcord11758:
You have posted in the wrong section. This is q&a

You need to find your stock ruu for gb. Then follow steps for no HTC dev unlock downgrade posted by globatron. Find out your ruu follow step listed in first couple post of downgrade from hc leak also posted by globatron. Further questions post in correct section
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dreamliner330:
Sorry about the wrong section. Thanks for the info.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] zummer22:
Follow this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1428104
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] why.azwars:
yes there are tau tutorial to downgrade hc gc, let me be the root, cwm ns off, wear hard hc n cwm root s off her .. hrrrrrrrr
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DamienSzymanek:
Hi guys, I'm new here but have Android from few months.

I tried to install MIUI v4 on my Arc S. I unlocked bootloader, installed DoomKernel and modules. When i try to install MIUI pack I've got still black screen after restart, when i tried second time i have "assert failed bla bla bla"...

Can someone help me please?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheHaso:
Install it from sd with CWM

From my sexy LT15i
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] Hipster Dashie:
Hi all, I was looking to invest in a rotating case for my 7.7 (when I get one!).

Like this one on eBay here.

Has anyone tried these sorts of cases? What's your verdict? Ultimately I'd prefer something like this but it seems it only comes in sizes for the 7.0 Plus. :(
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] steveathome:
I have the rotating case and for me is better than the genuine case. I don't mind the slightly extra bulkiness. Thrown my genuine case into the drawer. Only my experience. :)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] Dusko75:
In my opinion I like better the original samsung case, I've seen those rotating cases and they look bulky and I'll never going to get use to that cylinder in the back. In the original case it just fits right, clean and not bulky at all, but again, that's my preference... The bad: it's a lot more expensive.

I also bought one of those plastic body covers and it was just a piece of junk!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] slayer88:
I am currently using that case，not bad

quality good，no foul smell，I think 120gram

http://www.ebay.com/itm/360-Rotary-...K_iPad_Tablet_Accessories&hash=item256c68456b
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] rvnteck:
Im also using this case now and its great! I got it from ebay hongkong seller for $14USD only with free shipping, no tax nor duties! Took around 15 business days to arrive here in Canada, case serves good protection, its good for right or left handed users and 360' stand option is really nice.

So overall its a nice case for its good price and its great quality.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] Thalonius:
I've this one in brown and I like it.

It feels a bit cheap at first (I expected it at this price) and I'm still unsure about how long it will last, but I'm using it since about a month and no problems so far.

I'm mostly using it for watching videos in landscape-format and only in rare occasions for portrait, but if I'm holding it in the hand I can turn the folding part of the case, this way it hangs down and doesn't bother me.

My girlfriend is folding it, so it's really thick to grab and does feel more like a book than a thin tablet.

The display-cover-part is rather thick (because of the creasing for the stand) and the rest feels a bit elastic, so I think its a good protection for my tab.

On the other hand: It makes the tab around 2 times thicker and doesn't feel good any more in the pocket of my jacket.

In conclusion: I like it, and I did same some money in comparison to the most thin-cases.

But I'm still not sure if I shouldn't try something thinner too.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] dio05:
i have something similar and the zenus casing. Personally i perfer the zenus. The other casing is thicker and the rotation is too loose.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] ThE_SoUrCe:
put a back protector on your tab before using this rotating sleeve/case

I have one and the plastic rotating link is eating its way at the back pannel
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] Thalonius:
I do not have any problems with this. Neither on the edges where the main connection is, nor on the back where the rotating part is.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Accessories] rednud:
I had this problem did need a screenprotector to save the back of the tab

Skickat från min GT-P6800 via Tapatalk 2
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
Changelog:

4/03: Version 1.1

*Removed the support for the following partitions:
-Amiga Partitions
-Atari Partitions
*Bumped CPU Minimum up to 384mhz to combat against SOD issues
*Battery drain should now be significantly lower than before
[TouchPad Development] krook6023:
Thanks for sharing! Will give this go and provide feedback.
[TouchPad Development] Izeltokatl:
Very cool, I love kernel options! You rock. Now I'm jealous that you have time to develop on a kernel. Been wanting to try that side of the house, just no time.

Sent from my android touchpad.
[TouchPad Development] ficklecycler:
Don't have the time now, but I will try it and get back to you.

Thank you so much for working on this! Always glad to see more Touchpad love.
[TouchPad Development] evanbigfan:
works good for me,but the new wifi driver is sucks,got authentication problem ,and then disconnect every one minute,but thanks and good luck
[TouchPad Development] sahhar1993:
Can you add gpu oc in next build please :D
[TouchPad Development] cajunflavoredbob:
Hmmm, I had issues with the nightly build WiFi. Using this kernel fixed that. I haven't been disconnected at all. It did seem to want to connect to my neighbor's WiFi at one point. I've never connected to it before or saved the settings, but during the ICS setup, it kept repeating "Obtaining IP address" until I tapped it and hit Forget, then connected to mine. Everything has been fine since then.
[TouchPad Development] SUTHRNFRIED:
Will this affect the supreme mod script in any way? I have the latest mod pack for the 4.0.4 build for official nightly. Will I need to reflash and run terminal again for mod pack after flashing this kernel?

Thanks
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
Nope, it will not affect that at all. So no need to worry about reflashing.

And just a side note, for those of you experiencing sleep of deaths, try setting your CPU minimum to 384mhz using a CPU control app. I will make this the default minimum in the next release.
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
That's definitely high on the new features list. I hope to have another release out soon with bug fixes and probably this if I can figure out how to do it.
[TouchPad Development] Smith7018:
This is really nice but I'm wondering what all of this filesystem support will do? Don't get me wrong, any work on the TP is good work, I'm just wondering the utility of having "Amiga Partition Support" when the Amiga is 20-30 years old haha?
[TouchPad Development] evanbigfan:
It seems some devices suit best with the old driver,and some are best with the new one,for me the new driver is killing my wifi
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
I dont know I decided to just throw it in there haha. I'll probably remove support for some of them that are crazy.

Are any of you guys having any bugs? For myself personally I'm actually getting a lot of SODs and battery drain. Are you guys experiencing the same thing or is it just my funky Touchpad? :)
[TouchPad Development] SUTHRNFRIED:
Not really any out of the ordinary battery drain with new kernel vs stock. I has noticed using a screen off profile and setting it to power save with 384 or 432 values that the TP has issues waking back up. So I just use interactive at 384 min and that works just fine.

Edit: I have no screen off profiles enabled. Interactive is set as main.
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
New release v1.1 with bug fixes now! Just download and install the new CWM file.

Changelog:

*Removed the support for the following partitions:
-Amiga Partitions
-Atari Partitions
*Bumped CPU Minimum up to 384mhz to combat against SOD issues
*Battery drain should now be significantly lower than before
[TouchPad Development] sprice26:
Doesn't work on my TP

Followed instructions from OP.

After reboot, my TP showed "XEON" as one of the boot option. I selected that. My TP displays "Wrong file size" and did not boot.

Not sure what happened.
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
Your /boot partition is too full

What other kernels do you have installed?
[TouchPad Development] SUTHRNFRIED:
Even setting 384 as minimum I still receive SOD with 1.0. I'll try 1.1 and see if things improve.
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
Yeah try out 1.1

I was getting SODs on 1.0 and the SODs were everywhere. 1.1 fixed this for me.
[TouchPad Development] menting:
I've read in multiple places that the ath6kl driver will incur additional battery drain as opposed to the regular one included in CM9, is that still true?

thanks.
[TouchPad Development] SUTHRNFRIED:
So far so good on sleep wake issue.
[TouchPad Development] sprice26:
I've only so far installed Cyanogenmod 9 Nightly Release and then the XENON Kernel. Nothing else.
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
Try flashing it again, I guess.
[TouchPad Development] puch0021:
Are you using set CPU? I can't decide if its the minimum setting @ 192 OR SETCPU causing the sleep of death.

Which do you feel is causing the problem? Could it be both?
[TouchPad Development] Firik:
Great kernel rohan32!!! I flashed this kernel and set my CPU governor to ONDEMAND and my SOD issues are no more. Thank you!!
[TouchPad Development] SUTHRNFRIED:
I am using set CPU and now running version 1.1 with min at 384 on performance and screen off profile at 594/384 on conservative. No sod issues here. Its running like a champ. :)
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
IF YOU ARE HAVING SOD ISSUES try setting your CPU Governor to "ondemand"
[TouchPad Development] menting:
doesn't setting it to performance make it run at the max speed you specify always?
[TouchPad Development] puch0021:
I had mine at 1.5ghz 192 on demand. I also had a screen off profile for 1ghz 192 conservative.

I'll try with a higher Max and see if that fixes things for me
[TouchPad Development] SUTHRNFRIED:
Yes it does. But I do switch from that to interactive from time to time. Depends on what exactly I may be doing to need all the processor.

Run a higher min speed. The recommended is 384 , any lower and you run into SOD issues. Are you running 1.1 or 1.0 version?

---------- Post added at 12:59 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:57 AM ----------

I finally get everything just the way I want it and my TP has never been smoother and CM finally uploads a new nightly...4-4-2012. Guess thats what makes this so much fun. Time to do it all over again. :rolleyes:
[TouchPad Development] sprice26:
Just attempted another install of XEON. Didn't work.

Here is what the screen reads exactly:

#####################

Selected: 'boot Xenon'

Loading '/boot/uImage.Xenon'...OK

checking uImage... Invalid Size

BOOT FAILED!!!

Press SELECT to continue

#####################

What am I doing wrong here? The instructions were pretty simple. Just install the zip file via ClockworkMod and then clear the Cache and Dalvik.
[TouchPad Development] magnethart:
Attached file re-uploaded. Should work now.

Sounds like your boot partition is full. Flash the attached file before flashing kernel. It should clear out any extra uImage files sitting in the boot partition.
[TouchPad Development] sprice26:
Hi, can you double-check the attached file you posted. I think it might be corrupted?
[TouchPad Development] menting:
did you try the version where it removes the original CM9 kernel?

if not, try that
[TouchPad Development] jamexman:
Would be nice if you create one version with the stock wifi driver from the latest official nightlys for us that wifi is working fine.

I'm still wondering what makes some people have problems' different hardware revisions?
[TouchPad Development] kingtuk1:
I would like it with stock wifi, cuz the new one is still in test and has a bigger battery drain.
[TouchPad Development] graffix31:
+1 wifi works perfect with nighly drivers. a stock wifi version would be nice. great work man. wish i was doing what your doing at your age..
[TouchPad Development] SUTHRNFRIED:
After 4 days of awesome performance I had to remove the kernel today due to tons of SOD and random reboots. Not sure why 1.1 acted up on me all of the sudden. :confused:
[TouchPad Development] reflex9000:
with the new nightly (update-cm-9-20120408-NIGHTLY-tenderloin-signed) WIFI does not work with Xenon Kernel.

You must reinstall the Kernel after you have installed the new nightly then WIFI works again.
[TouchPad Development] tinnef:
Rohan, good job for trying this, but be sensible about what' features you have. I mean, who cares that Oracle cluster file system (I had to google that) is supported. would advise to focus on things that are actually useful and forget about the rest.
[TouchPad Development] T-Keith:
Always glad to help someone learning and glad to see some kernels available for the touch pad. Keep em coming.
[TouchPad Development] navenedrob:
Seems to be some unnecessary kernel bloat. Really need to get rid of ISDN and all of the extra partition/file system support. There is no need for it at all on the TouchPad.
[TouchPad Development] nitrobg:
I second this.
[TouchPad Development] Izeltokatl:
Works great on AOKP 30.

Sent from my android touchpad.
[TouchPad Development] LinuxNewb:
Got an SOD running on O.a.t's 3/30 build with 1 touchpad but not the other. Went to stock kernel for right now :(
[TouchPad Development] nikos5800:
good job man I can't imagine what come next:cool:
[TouchPad Development] siralsmooth:
What I/O schedulers are available? I generally use Performance or ondemand as far as governors, but as far as I/O schedulers in AOKP M4 its either noop, cfq, or deadline. In WebOS, I have even more options consisting of noop, deadline, cfq, bfq, vr, and sio. On my phone I also have anticipatory as well. On both my phone and in WebOS, SIO with on demand seems the snappiest. Just would like to know my options.
[TouchPad Development] Izeltokatl:
Anyway you can open up voltage settings to be adjusted by the user? I would love to yeah this to see how far it can go.

Sent from my rezound
[TouchPad Development] menting:
you can install and check it out yourself.

OP's link has an uninstaller which can remove his kernel and put back the CM9 kernel if you don't like it.

---------- Post added at 09:10 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:08 AM ----------

I think there's a lot of extra framework that needs to go in in order for that to happen.

I could be totally off, but that's what I gathered from my impression of other phones' kernels.
[TouchPad Development] aorifan:
can i flash this kernel with Classicnerd rom?:confused:
[TouchPad Development] Stryeguy:
(on OP)

:p
[TouchPad Development] orangekid:
per the title on that thread it's 4.0.3
[TouchPad Development] Stryeguy:
Well shut my mouth. Thanks for that - I'll revise my post.
[TouchPad Development] bobloblaw1:
I quite like this kernel. Unfortunately I can't keep it on my touchpad as I get a SOD everytime I leave my touchpad idle. =(
[TouchPad Development] menting:
did you try upping the minimum clock frequency?
[TouchPad Development] menting:
i have a question and hoping someone might know.

This kernel is supposed to only go up to 1.5G right? How come mine has the option to go up to 1.78G?

I looked in the original CM9 code and 1.5G is only defined to be max in the speed bins acpu_freq_tbl_nom and acpu_freq_tbl_slow. 1.78G is defined in acpu_freq_tbl_fast.

From looking at the file acpuclock-8x60.c (if I'm even looking at the correct file at all :D), the speed bin table is basically determined on powerup, because it will look at an efuse state, which was blown in at the factory, to determine if it's a fast silicon or slow silicon.

Can anyone confirm or deny that guess? Thanks.
[TouchPad Development] Bruce777:
Just fyi for you folks; after flashing the latest official nightly my Wi-Fi won't turn on :-(

Tried several reboots, toggled airplane mode, toggled wifi tab (goes to on position for 5 seconds then automatically turns off).

Just rebooted a final time under cyanogenmod with the stock kernel and wifi had no issues.

When it did work this kernel was awesome!
[TouchPad Development] derausgewanderte:
Had same issue here. Thought it was just my tp. Went to stock and got wifi back. Thanks for posting.
[TouchPad Development] mkosem:
Did you re flash the kernel afterwards? I assume this kernel replaces the stock modules with some that were built with it, and most likely needs to be flashed again after each rom flash.

--Matt
[TouchPad Development] osi13:
Thanks for this kernel.

I'm running AOKP milestone 5, and this is the only kernel where wifi works. However, I do have SOD issues. I have my cpu min @ 384, and ondemand. I was getting these SODs with SetCPU installed, so that could be the culprit. I decided to uninstall setCPU, and now I am using the AOKP kernel tool. I will let you know if this fixes my problem. Update: No luck. I still have the same problems.
[TouchPad Development] YamiYaiba:
Ditto. I'm getting sleep of death issues 100% of the time I leave it alone for an extended period of time.
[TouchPad Development] soapinmouth:
Can you use this with aokp?
[TouchPad Development] ace9988:
apart from the usual smoothness of this kernel, haptic feedback seems to be working all the time. also is the kernel 1.5ghz? cuz i'm seeing max at 1.7ghz
[TouchPad Development] nikos5800:
I read this on twitter:

re-set up my (brilliant) kernel build/test system for the touchpad, custom kernel incoming

:o
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
I know that there are SOD probs, dont use this kernel for the time being. I have a new one coming soon based off of Bricked.
[TouchPad Development] nikos5800:
And bricked kernel had sod issues:o but anyway we shall see:o

If your kernel its based of bricked its that mean CPU clock max:2156mhz, GPU clock:320mhz? :o
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
Yep, and really? I thought it was fixed by setting the min to 384mhz? I haven't been on the Touchpad scene for a long time since I didn't have my Touchpad for the past 3 months.
[TouchPad Development] Zerosuit Connor:
Can I dual boot webos and ics with this?
[TouchPad Development] nikos5800:
I don't remember we'll, I think in the latest bricked kernel the problem should be resolved

---------- Post added at 09:06 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:05 AM ----------

Yeap you can :o
[TouchPad Development] derausgewanderte:
for many the latest bricked still has boot problems. E.g. on mine it doesn't matter what CPU settings I chose, it doesn't work. showp is working on a new version of his bricked as well.
[TouchPad Development] rohan32:
I'm actually going to start from scratch right now

I want something to help our aging touchpads. I want something that will be clean, fast, and smooth with the best battery possible. Alpha kernel is coming soon.
[TouchPad Development] nikos5800:
Good luck :)
[TouchPad Development] gaww:
I have tried to flash both versions but it will not boot up. I am using TWRP Recovery - should that make any difference?
[TouchPad Development] nikos5800:
please read

Thank you:o
[TouchPad Development] gaww:
I read the entire thread before I asked the question.

The OP refers to CWM but does not mention problems with TWRP. As for kernel bloat, I have removed excess kernels like classicnerd so do not think that is the issue, so what else should I read?
[TouchPad Development] nitrobg:
You shouldn't use this kernel as it's outdated and no longer works.
[TouchPad Development] nikos5800:
The developer begin from the scratch so be patient

New kernel will come before the end of 2012 :)