yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Sensation] ganeshp:
for super cid follow the step4 of the thread im posting step by step (atleast now :p)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1192300

EDIT:

also you can flash the correct firmware without changing your cid

Here are the steps to do it

1.First follow the first 4 four sub steps (steps 1-4) of the STEP 4 in the guide to get the adb/fastboot setup

2. As you are unable to boot into your device you cant use adb but you can still use fastboot command as you can boot into bootloader

so once you booted into bootloader connect your device via usb to your computer and go to the path of your adb folder

and type "fastboot getvar cid" this sholud give you the cid of your phone

3.get the corresponding firmware file based on your cid from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21711154#post21711154

4.Now flash the PG58IMG.zip that you got but keeping the file in root of your sd card

For flashing ARHD follow this noob proof guide and follow steps accordingly :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1472298
[HTC Sensation] dmeinder:
I'm pretty new to this stuff too....but come from a tech savvy background. At a minimum I always have a nandroid backup I can revert too.

Also, I keep a folder on SD called "upgrades" that I store ROMs, kernels, firmware, add ons, and titanium BU APK.

In each folder ill keep current and previous version I'm running, so if anything goes wrong I can always pull battery, reboot to recovery, and revert. Then if that doesn't work can always revert using nandroid too.

And have copy of superwipe on your SD too....hope that helps if you get it sorted out.
[HTC Sensation] diegoalfredo:
My phone now works :D thanks I was very scared :s but now I'm too happy

Now.

Enviado desde mi Sensation usando XDA Premium App
[HTC Sensation] craven667:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1542555

will fix bootloops
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Now I'm not complaining about my battery life, I can get at least 15-16 hours with 4 hours on-screen time, with pretty heavy use. I do know that some people have reported 5, even 7-8 hours of on-screen time... No matter what I do I can't get passed 4. So if anyone here is still getting that astounding battery life PLEASE share your settings and ANY other information you can...

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

GummyNex (9.0)

Air Kernel (3.45)

OC 800/100 (Lionheart)

Live OC (100 -Noop)

v6 Supercharged
[Nexus S General] chronophase1:
I think it's safe to say those guys are using extended batteries. It just seems really hard to squeeze five hours of screen on time.
[Nexus S General] jakem90:
Hey OP what are your current settings I can only get around 3 hours screen on time. Also I'm running Cynanogenmod 9 v5.0, should I change my kernel?
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
I don't think they are using extended batteries... Once I only used an hour of data, and i was able to pull 4:56 of on-screen time. And my settings are in my signature. I strongly recommend you change your kernel. Eugene's Kernel is good, I've heard great things about Matrix, and I personally love Air Kernel.

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

GummyNex (9.0)

Air Kernel (3.45)

OC 800/100 (Lionheart)

Live OC (100 -Noop)

v6 Supercharged
[Nexus S General] BrianDigital:
I reported seven with my extended battery you are not going to get foutpr plus hours on the OEM battery
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
I already get 4+ hours. Well within 4. Trolled O.o? I swear people have reported over 4 on OEM before... I could probably score a little more juice if I wasn't constantly checking my batter when I see it drops a %. So as an experiment I'm going to use the battery icon that doesn't use %.... We shall see my results then.

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

GummyNex (9.0)

Air Kernel (3.45)

OC 800/100 (Lionheart)

Live OC (100 -Noop)

v6 Supercharged
[Nexus S General] adamcooks:
They are also freezing apps that run and sync. Also disabling of NFC. Look through swamp goblin's post for which apps to freeze
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
I already froze a few apps. Could you link me to the thread? My mobile XDA app is messed up, and I won't have a computer for a few days, it broke -_-.

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

GummyNex (9.0)

Air Kernel (3.45)

OC 800/100 (Lionheart)

Live OC (100 -Noop)

v6 Supercharged
[Nexus S General] kyouko:
I know that feel..my hdd completely crashed on me a couple weeks ago.

But anyway I posted these just over a month ago - Link to post

Nexus S 4G

AOKP - dunno which build

Matrix Kernel - bfs Dont know which build# at the time (heard cfs is even better for batter life though)

800/100 - Lazy/noop - deep idle, screen off max faq (both on)

Im not sure whether your ns has an amoled screen or not, but since the ns4g does, having black backgrounds/inverted apps saves a ton of battery life. Thats how I'm able to get long screen on times. Along with using wifi and leaving data off when I can.

edit: i should also add that I usually have sync off, and will turn it on once an hour to sync. then turn it back off
[Nexus S General] klorin:
eBay battery ""2430MAH-HIGH-CAPACITY-GOLD-BATTERY-FOR-SAMSUNG-NEXUS-S""

I bought a battery from ebay some time ago.

Read this thread for more info http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23251244#post23251244
[Nexus S General] BrianDigital:
Yeah the amount if tweaking and shutting down services can get you there, but for all the work to get an extra hour or so of screen time , maybe an extended battery would be better for the op.

I got seven hours of screen time with Pandora steaming off 3g now imagine what kind of battery life you could get with that and all the tweaks
[Nexus S General] erikiksaz:
It really depends on the combination of apps they're using as well. You turn off all forms of syncing and battery life typically improves.

2g/3g/wifi coverage plays a large part as well.

The other thing is that they may be younger nexus s's with younger batteries. Most of our batteries are over a year old and just don't hold the same amount of charge that they used to.
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
I've done a lot of the things suggested already... The only thing I haven't done is used an extended battery. I don't really want to have to buy one, especially because if the bulk they add to the phone.

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

GummyNex (9.0)

Air Kernel (3.45)

OC 800/100 (Lionheart)

Live OC (100 -Noop)

v6 Supercharged
[Nexus S General] dpeeps74:
I own 3 batteries, a charging cradle with spare battery charger, stock charger and a car charger. I have almost always only gotten about 8-10 hrs w/ 2-3 on screen. Seems to me you're doing pretty good in battery life.
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
My phone is only about 6 months old. I'm still baffled that people can get such long battery on-screen wise...

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

GummyNex (9.0)

Air Kernel (3.45)

OC 800/100 (Lionheart)

Live OC (100 -Noop)

v6 Supercharged
[Nexus S General] dpeeps74:
My phone is also only 6 months old. I only try to manage my toggles to conserve battery and no automatic brightness. Never bothered with freezing apps or anything. I tend to agree that more folks have extended batteries than let on and many don't use their phones or live under a cell tower and never leave.
[Nexus S General] dpeeps74:
Sorry can't edit...yeah if there is some magic to that kind of on screen, they should be telling us all. If I could see that screen on time and only have 8 hours total that would be okay with me.
[Nexus S General] sakisds:
A good tweak if you get bad reception is turning off 3G. Inside my home I get horrible 3G signal and the phone constantly tries to improve it wasting battery. It uses much less power when it's turned off. It would be a good idea to turn it on together with data and the turn it off again.
[Nexus S General] chronophase1:
I don't see why you're obsessing over this. Four hours is good enough, at least to me. I just bring a charger if I know I'll be out for an extended period of time. If I fully charged my phone and watched a five hour YouTube video via wifi the minute I unplugged it at minimum brightness, I could probably do about four hours, but in the real world, I just don't see that happening. A typical day for me ends with the phone off the charger for about 15-17 hours and three hours with screen on time with some juice left over. To me, that's good enough. Data always enabled, but on EDGE the entire time until I get home and put it on wifi. I also use my phone for music. I don't mess with the governors or anything like that as ondemand works best for my use.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
Rascream rom and Trinity T11 kernel at 1096/100 ondemand, heavy use, wirelessly tethered for about 2 hours. i did plug in via usb for 11 minutes to transfer files. the screen was on when heavily using and in short periods of not using. 5h 40min+ screen on time, but 6+hours total time. heavy use with lots of valuable screen on time. normally i get 4+ hours screen on but yesterday was an exceptional day.
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
- Data (type/usage)?

- Inverted apps (I started using them, they are AMAZING for battery)

- Min/Max settings?

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 212)
[Nexus S General] rrohanjs:
max 1000, min 100

inverted yes

usage of data is 2g when at home and 3g when m out, and some times wifi is also on .. whatsapp usage is a lot so data is used
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Ah, I still haven't adjusted to 2G because its slow here, but I can roughly get 5 hours now

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 212)
[Nexus S General] curenei:
is there any bug in black ics rom?
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
You don't have to install a new ROM. I have a link to get flashable ZIPs for inverted apps.

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 212)
[Nexus S General] sdhanjal15:
Yeah
[Nexus S General] tjackbjorn:
Thats sick man! Best on screen time I've ever seen! omg tell us everything!!!

Sent from a sandwich using my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] rrohanjs:
Using it since few days now i see no bugs, smoothest rom for me till now and the best, filled with features
[Nexus S General] curenei:
sorry for the noob question but what is inverted apps?
[Nexus S General] vis80k:
Inverted app are basic google apps with darker color theme. E.g. sms app with white background changed to black.

Reason is to save battery because white on amoled screen is a battery killer.
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Just pulled over 5 hours in over 24 hours, heavy usage, 3G/HSPA+, I'll post screens and more info later on.

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 212)
[Nexus S General] sdhanjal15:
How?
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Just did lol, didn't need 2G either. Inverted apps helped a lot

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 212)
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Finally got over 5 hours!

Okay so I scored over 5 hours on-screen time in over 24 hours of usage. The screens are below.

View attachment 1136569

Overview.

View attachment 1136567

Graph.

View attachment 1136568

On-screen usage.

So from the overview what you can tell is that I texted a lot *about 600-1000 something texts, which is normal for me :P, girlfriend things...), I listened to some music (about an hour and something), used facebook quite a bit, and of course took a toll on the on-screen usage. What you can't tell is that I used A LOT of social apps (twitter, tumblr, XDA, pulse, 8tracks...), played a few games (Temple Run, DH3, RUA, Zenonia 4, for maybe 30 min altogether), took pics and used photo studio (not too many like 10-20), used the browser (for over an hour), and I was on YouTube for a little while. The majority of my on-screen usage involved data. I only use 3G/HSPA+, never 2G (it's too slow here).

From the graph you see a pretty decent drain. Not too high, idling could've been better. The first downward drop (until the short flat line around the 60-70% range) was me at school. I used it all lunch and during my spare, which is roughly about 2 hours and 30 minutes. Pure on-screen usage between those two periods. Now that short flat line (and I little before it) I admit turning my phone on for airplane mode for a couple hours. However, I did not unlock the phone for more than 3 minutes during that time. I was at a party in a basement and I had no signal at all. Afterwards I went home, used the phone for a while and passed out. I decided not to charge it to test the idling and try to get more on-screen use. So you notice my battery level actually rising. That is me sleeping. went from 32% to 35% overnight. So then I woke up and tried to drain the rest of the battery. Which I eventually did.

Lastly the graph. 5 hours, 24 minutes, 36 seconds of usage. After I took the screen I got another 6 minutes out of it, but I couldn't document it... Either way over 5 hours of usage. If I turned airplane mode on for the first few hours of the party I would've lost a lot less power (I had 0 signal at all down there and I didn't notice until much later) and could have scored more on-screen time...

I have my settings in my signature below. I'm also using inverted apps, I use autostart manager, I have my minimum kill setting to 25MB (phone only keeps that much to itself), and VERY dark custom Voodoo Colors (I made a thread somewhere). If you want to know about something else ask me. Oh, I'm on the stock battery that came with my phone. So yeah... Sticking with what I have now :)
[Nexus S General] vis80k:
I see that you had perfect control of your apps, making sure they don't wake up the phone.

did you go through each app's settings and using autostarts to control them that tight?

what are the system apps that you froze? 'coz I remember you saying you did but could not find related thread on xda.

currently on paranoidandroid rom customizing each app's dpi for best usage. rather enjoying this additional freedom the rom offers. :)
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
Where do you get your inverted apps?
[Nexus S General] Mikessol:
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/15092-invertedtotally-inverted-apps-updated-6-3-new-g/
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Yeah I went through EVERYTHING with Auto starts. Some things I froze that I remember, email, exchange services, DRM, Clock, Terminal, Talk, Voice Dialer, File Manager (and some other things that came from my ROM), and some LWP (spiral, music, etc). Any of the frozen apps I also stopped them with auto starts too (ROM ToolBox has an auto start manager you can use as an alternate)

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 218)
[Nexus S General] vis80k:
good stuff! will try out, but some questions before that.

Clock <= this has to do with alarms right? nothing to do with actual system clock? i.e. the time shown on status bar will still go on and 3rd party alarm app will work properly?
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
No, it is the system clock. Idk why but my system clock ALWAYS gave me wakelocks, I tracked it. It doesn't matter to me because my iPod is now my alarm (that's all it's good for lol). The statusbar time will still work perfectly. 3rd party apps will also still work. I even use a widget called Bobclock, it works. You don't have to freeze the clock, just mine is weird.

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 218)
[Nexus S General] rrohanjs:
i get 10 hrs screen time ... kidding guys, i bought a spare battery so now i always have double juice :D
[Nexus S General] chronophase1:
Lol. How is your clock giving you wakelocks? I've never heard of that happening before.
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Believe I have no idea..... I could test to see if it still does, but I don't even use it so meh.

Anyways, the biggest tip I have for you is charge cycles. You new to let your phone go to 0 and die then charge all the way back up to 100.

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 218)
[Nexus S General] chronophase1:
Yeah. I wouldn't even bother with it. Whatever works, right?:D
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Pretty much :P

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 218)
[Nexus S General] Paragon_X:
Bloody hell mate. I make use of my phone exactly the same way, expect that the girlfriend thing for me is girlfriends! lol (perks of being single atm)... so I am aokp39 matrix20, amoled nexus s, smartassv2, sio, and using the battery saving performance stats and I max out 2 hrs on screen 8hrs a charge... i'm certainly giving this a shot!

edit: can you explain blx, battery life extender? is that already implemented in matrix or a seperate flash zip?
[Nexus S General] smoka206:
AniDroid-Hardened Kernel

Has anyone tried this kernel, they have a build listed at 45mhz, maybe good for battery I was thinking going to give it a shot.
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Don't let any girl hear you say that... They're your friends*, don't get cocky ;P, trust me.... Anyways. First of all the performance settings are to make your phone run fast... not save battery. Try using a battery saving governor/settings. BLX comes with Matrix and SO MANY other kernels. Just scroll down in Ns tools.

What kernel? That would be good for AMOLED screens

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 218)
[Nexus S General] jjhrrsn:
Blx just let's you choose how high to charge your battery, it doesn't change performance, it doesn't let you charge higher than normal, it's for charging to a certain level

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=17446660

That's the thread
[Nexus S General] smoka206:
AniDroid-Hardened Kernel

Originally Posted by smoka206

Has anyone tried this kernel, they have a build listed at 45mhz, maybe good for battery I was thinking going to give it a shot.

What kernel? That would be good for AMOLED screens
[Nexus S General] Paragon_X:
MATRIX V20 IS AT 50 DESIGNED FOR AMOLED.. I USE IT, sorry for caps at work not bothering to correct it lol

---------- Post added at 09:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:20 PM ----------

Curious for autostart in rom toolbox did you disable things only in events in the first tab or did you scroll into the applications and touch those also?
[Nexus S General] rrohanjs:
anyone got the maps to stop constantly running in the background ? im sure that affects battery life
[Nexus S General] sdhanjal15:
Turning off location services when not using them
[Nexus S General] chronophase1:
This is why using Autostarts rocks. Maps will never open up when I use location based services now(ie News & Weather)

Sent by pocket technology
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
I use the autostarts app. I was only suggesting that

you could use the one in ROM Toolbox, if you don't have the actual app.

Auto starts. Turn off location/GPS. For some reason my Maps app uninstalled itself (It vanished) from my phone. And I can no longer download it because it's incompatible with my phone... Lol. Oh well, never used it

Nexus S (GSM - i9020a)

GummyNex (1.2.1 - 4.0.4)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC 105 (800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Custom DPI - 218)
[Nexus S General] chronophase1:
I find the AutoStarts app seems a little better in explaining what some of the actions are to help you determine if you should disable it.

Sent by pocket technology
[Nexus S General] Paragon_X:
Hey dude. So it seems Gummy is going well, no weird battery spikes or drops on reboot. Now I would like to install inverted apps. I saw the link you posted, can you confirm that it's for nexus s and ok because it refers to 4g, not sure if that matters. Also I only need gmail and sms. Lastly they don't come with install instructions. Would I remove the sms via titanium and then immediately flash or another way?
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Gummy is going well (for me). I'm trying Paranoid Android (the tablet hybrid ROM) right now. Hoping for equally, if not better results.

As my signature reads, I am on the GSM Nexus, not the 4G model. So no, that doesn't matter. Themeing things and similar stuff won't matter if you're on Ns4g or Ns3g (most of the time). Our Nexus can even support Galaxy Nexus themes.

If you only need Gmail and SMS (MMS), only download those two. You may end up wanting all the others though, just like I did :3. To install for ZIPs: Wipe Dalvik cache, flash. No need to remove the old app, it replaces it. For APK files: replace it with your root explorer, use proper permissions and stuff.
[Nexus S General] sdhanjal15:
You should check it out
[Nexus S General] rrohanjs:
i was getting very average battery life in paranoid hybrid mode .. what about you .. my phone died in 12hrs with 3 hrs of screen usage
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Yesterday I only did the charge cycle and I pulled 5 hours and 32 minutes. Of course I did have a brief charge, but my phone only gained 11%. And I did have WiFi on for a little while, a VERY slow WiFi. Today I'm doing another charge cycle, I find 3 work best.

The only problem I have with this ROM right now is totally battery unrelated. I have these HUGE icons in my drawer and home screen. They're so big that they force my app drawer layout into 3x2
[Nexus S General] rrohanjs:
Change the dpi of the launcher to 148 in tablet mode
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
I got that tip a few minutes ago, thanks though :). It makes a pretty noticeable gap in the app drawer at the bottom, aside from that it's alright. I like the larger search bar, it's small at 148. I think I'm just going to stick to Phone mode 5x4 :P
[Nexus S General] anaweb:
I know this page for nexus

but I like shaer us ;)
[Nexus S General] JokerAce:
Yeah. Red, Black are huge battery savers for SAMOLED screens.

Same here. And I was using Air Kernel which claim to be battery-saver. :\
[Nexus S General] chronophase1:
I almost got 4 hours yesterday. I was also streaming music most of the time too. Don't know what changed. Probably the inverted browsing and black themed SMS this time around.

Sent by pocket technology
[Nexus S General] rrohanjs:
over a period of 2 weeks my battery life has reduced on black ice rom, did few cycles but still i see a difference .. maybe it needs a fresh install but dont feel like :(
[Nexus S General] j770:
Slim CM9 +	Matr1x v22.0 = 4 hours 20 minutes the screen and still have 16% battery: Хорошее:
[Nexus S General] rrohanjs:
so i guess nmv by markvis is the best for battery, i had crossed 6 hrs screen time in it
[Nexus S General] kaft001:
Euroskank CM9 + INK kernel 5+ hours, and next day 4 and half hours screen on time.

Sent from my Nexus S i9023
[Nexus S General] rrohanjs:
14hrs gone down to 50% with 2hrs 30 mins screen time, super smooth super fast rascream + t11+ bm tweaks ..
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Going to reach 5 hours (at least) again on Paranoid Android. Within a smaller time range than Gummy for sure, but I didn't give my phone time to idle today :P. Might post screens.... Not sure...

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

Paranoid (14.a Hybrid - 4.0.4)

Matrix Kernel (CFS - 20.0)

Intellidemmand (800/100)

Live OC (105 - 800/1000)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

BLX - 96 (Inverted Apps)
[Nexus S General] wolf230:
Which version are you running....

I've got a good session with INK too

3h 30m screen on + 3g always on (with INK + Aokp b40)
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
You need to turn 3G off every so often. 2G might help occasionally too. The most you'll see with data always on is 4 hours.
[Nexus S General] smoka206:
Finally reached the 5 hour mark for screen time. First time using Trinity kernel 1.1 ghz and min 200 Max 1098 deadline and on demand. Using daxmax's kangy rr.