yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] :
This may be true that cwm is not officially supported on the one x and twrp is and yes it's nicer looking but I have had random files wiped or corrupted using twrp as well so it's not necessarily the recovery something else is going on under the hood ;)

Sent from my Nocturnalized Beast
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] :
Just something else I wanted to mention is I have been only transfering files via usb through twrp and since doing so I have had no wiped or corrupted files. Don't know if I have been lucky or if there is something to it as far as transferring while he phone is booted into the os compared to be booted into recovery. Just thought I would throw it out there.

Sent from my Nocturnalized Beast
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
I agree what TWRP is the way to go, as it officially supports our device, recommended by devs, and CWM has had some major issues with our phone.

However, I've had files deleted with TWRP also. So don't think you are immune just because you are on TWRP.

And as recently mentioned by some users on this thread, it may not even be a fault of recovery at all.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] DvineLord:
Sounds like bad storage unmounting could be a problem.

Always be safe and eject media from windows explorer, safely remove hardware from windows, unmount in phone and then unplug device from computer. Had too many flash devices erased, corrupted or permafubared. I had my phones microsd go from 2gb to permanently 8mb from a bad removal process.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazy Android:
Hi all there I wish to asking what different of this 2 type?

GT-P7500/AM16 @

GT-P7500/M16

P7500 is old tab?

in what price to buy new is valuable?

Thanks.

please help to delete this post, just now I post at Q & A sections.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] witeboy07:
Just read it will provide links as soon as i can.. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Yayodroid:
Yea, that's don't do anything for our usa lte att version right?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Sarius24:
Kinda true...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] witeboy07:
Here it is m.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2183089/samsung-rolls-android-uk-galaxy-note-handsets
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] oka1:
Not New ....News

...........THREAD CLOSED..........

oka1 (moderator)
[General Questions and Answers] trackstarr711:
I bricked my samsung galaxy s 4g then unbricked it

i have the model sgh-t959v

firmware: 2.3.6

baseband:t959vuvkj6

kernal version: 2.6.35.7-t959vuvkj6-cl694130

gingerbread but i want to get back down to firmware 2.1 because i want ics on my phone how do i do so im not a noob kind of intermediate on the steps and processes AND WHEN I FIND A LINK IT IS NEVER A VALID LINK
[General Questions and Answers] trackstarr711:
???

What forum is this then cbecause at the top it says questions and answers
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] calvincarlos:
I use criskelo's ICS ROM v5.

When I install poweramp from play it said that not enough storage but I've checked my storage already.

There are no problems when installing other apps.

Can anyone help?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
EliteMod ICS 120728 + EliteKernel ICS 120906

Turbo just got a new meaning.

This mod is a custom ROM based on AOKP ICS ROM and modified CM9 Kernel.

The primary aim is to dramatically increase device speed while also maximizing battery life. Secondary aim is to provide a platform with seamless app2sd integration. The bonus is getting rid of some annoying post-flash steps and settings.

To achieve this required highly experimental steps outside of the scope of Android's security system and direct intervention in userspace.

Be aware that I made this mod primarily for myself

, I went to extremes to squeeze the last bit of performance out of my device. Expect no flashy stuff, just raw power and great base for your customization. I guarantee

no support whatsoever

and any modifications you make to your device are solely your responsibility. It's a good idea to always nandroid backup first!

Warnings - must read:

1) Do a nandroid backup, this ROM is not for everyone.

2) Full /data /cache /sd-ext wipe is mandatory before moving to EliteMod from any other ROM, even from AOKP! Not kidding!

3) This ROM relies heavily on the bundled EliteKernel. Flashing any other kernel unless I explicitly put a link in download area is probably a bad idea.

4) Flashing gApps or any performance-boosting packages is not recommended. Latest gApps are already included and tweak scripts may in some extreme cases break sd-ext support.

5) The ROM requires a manual reboot after account setup, you will see REBOOT REQUIRED on screen. Tap it and reboot the device as usual to apply additional tweaks. Any settings done before this reboot may be lost.

6) If you want to do a "Factory Reset" of this ROM, wiping /data /cache /sd-ext wipe is not enough. You must re-flash the zip to really start clean.

The usual: Do not use TitaniumBackup to restore System components unless you know what you're doing. Restoring Apex user data will forfeit fine-tuned launcher settings. Opera performance tweaks get applied after you first run it and then reboot, so it may not handle so well on first run.

Some screenshots - my customized homescreen, antutu score with this ROM and AOKP settings:

Credits:

Big thanks to all the amazing devs who made this compilation possible.

adamz667 for the base AOKP ROM

jerl92 for the base CM9 Kernel

Cyanogen and crew for their amazing ROM base

Nanling Zheng for the best gallery app

SparksCo for the original sd-ext mounting script

JaeKar99 for the boot anim

Sybregunne for his OC daemon

Andromadus team

...Awesome... for the BEATS module

And many others I'm sure I forgot to mention - thank you and keep it up.

.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
Downloads:

Additional mods tested for this ROM and kernel:

Kernel source:

Frequently Answered Questions:

How do I use the kernel modules (USB support, FUSE, NTFS, Network drives etc.)

Recommended SetCPU settings (daily driver - EliteKernel only):

These settings implement my own "Final Fortress"(tm) philosphy of battery management. The speed will decrease progressively with battery discharge - basically this will make your battery last longer the longer you are not charging. The goal is to save that precious last drop of power you might need in a tight situation at the end of a long day. All that without sacrificing speed when you have plenty of charge left. You should not notice significant speed decrease until you hit the reserve @ 15%.

UV hint: If you've built your own stable undervolting table, you can maximize speed with no impact on battery by aligning the max frequencies to your specific voltage peaks. (example: if there are 3 different frequencies stable on the same voltage, always use only the fastest of the group)

~CHANGELOG:
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
reserved for future goodies ;)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] zibiss:
Waiting.... :)

edit

Downloading... :)

edit

Installed.

THX
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
Folks just make sure you always have those backups somewhere, there are bound to be some bugs :rolleyes:

Swap is now tested and working. Still can't recommend it though.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] patek:
just installed :)

thanks :)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Palingenesis:
Superb. Could you see about getting the camera to work for yahoo video call? For me, that's the only thing missing on ICS roms.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Dragoth:
Awesome ROM, as always!

But does anybody else's QuickPic keep crashing on startup?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
Reboot might fix that or fix_permissions. The installation script can have a mind of its own :D Something about how AOKP handles init scripts asynchronously.

Sent from my Desire Z powered by EliteMod
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
Please if you have problems with some apps not working after installation, tell me if you have sd-ext partition or not, it is important for me to debug at this point.

The problem with PicFolder may be that the file is half-copied to /data and is pulled to /sd-ext by another script mid-copying, corrupting it as a result. But it's just a wild theory based on the fact that it's completely random occurence (I had this happen 1 out of 4 installations).

Scheduled changes for now is to try to time the init scripts properly and disable market auto-creating desktop widgets by default. Any other bugs I should know about? :)

Froze for me alright, but reboted well after battery pull. I'll see what can I do about this.

UPDATE: I nailed this down to build.prop, so hopefully it's just one line affecting all those freezes.

TEMP FIX: change"debug.enabletr=true" to false in build.prop. I call this an unforseen side-effect :D Apex was also returning tiling-related error logs in appdrawer.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] eightcore:
Many freezes. For example if I open the menu of Nova Launcher or when I type something into the keyboard (e.g. in Google Play Store or Titanium Backup).

Back to your Gingerbread ROM.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
I finally got the init scripts to block properly and wait for each other. Taking down both ROM and kernel for now, revised versions will come up shortly.

06-09 19:25:50.090: W/log(1321): sd-ext:mountsd: Commencing sd-ext mounting
06-09 19:25:50.110: W/log(1322): sd-ext:mountsd: ensure SD Card is present
06-09 19:25:50.371: W/log(1323): sd-ext:mountsd: Try SD...
06-09 19:25:50.391: W/log(1340): sd-ext:mountsd: SD not present, waiting 1s
06-09 19:25:51.382: W/log(1411): userinit: Start userinit handling
06-09 19:25:51.412: W/log(1416): userinit: SD-ext still running, postponing
06-09 19:25:51.802: W/log(1420): sd-ext:mountsd: SD found
06-09 19:25:51.852: W/log(1421): sd-ext:mountsd: find SD Card now or never
06-09 19:25:51.862: W/log(1423): sd-ext:mountsd: wait for the device to settle
06-09 19:25:51.872: W/log(1424): sd-ext:mountsd: SD card should be settled if present
06-09 19:25:51.882: W/log(1426): sd-ext:mountsd: Check skipped
06-09 19:25:51.892: W/log(1428): sd-ext:mountsd: transfer apks to sd-ext
06-09 19:25:52.373: W/log(1437): sd-ext:mountsd: /sd-ext first created
06-09 19:25:52.373: W/log(1438): sd-ext:mountsd: mount and set perms
06-09 19:25:52.633: W/log(1444): userinit: SD-ext still running, postponing
06-09 19:25:52.863: W/log(1452): sd-ext:mountsd: Mounted, migrating apks
06-09 19:25:53.213: W/log(1465): sd-ext:apps2sd: Commencing sd-ext integration
06-09 19:25:53.213: W/log(1467): sd-ext:apps2sd: create directories if necessary.
06-09 19:25:53.333: W/log(1468): sd-ext:apps2sd: Mounting into system
06-09 19:25:53.333: W/log(1470): sd-ext:apps2sd: /data/app bound!
06-09 19:25:53.414: W/log(1472): sd-ext:apps2sd: /data/app-private bound!
06-09 19:25:53.424: W/log(1474): sd-ext:apps2sd: Apps2SD successfully activated
06-09 19:25:53.884: W/log(1513): userinit: Userinit active!
06-09 19:25:54.034: W/log(1531): complete: Start init completion script
06-09 19:25:54.064: W/log(1533): complete: userinit still running, postponing
06-09 19:25:55.075: W/log(1560): complete: Complete init active!

Can't believe that took me a week to figure out :D
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
New version

New version is now released

* Stability improved tenfold

* installation is now safe

* you may experience lags after final boot, this is normal, there is fix_permissions running on background, just let it settle for 2 minutes :) If you reboot during the fixing, it will start up on every boot until it completes.

Please full-wipe coming from first version, some parts of your ROM might have been corrupted during installation and just updating would not fix all issues.

120609-2

- fixed freezing/crashing due to enabled GL tiling

- fixed installation script possibly causing corruption of APKs

- greatly improved sd-ext stability

- disabled automatic creation of widgets and auto-updates without wifi for market
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] phaberest:
Is there something that doesn't work? What about camera and camcorder, for example?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
Well there's no working FM Tuner for ICS I know of. Camera and camcorder work although only 480p video. Other than that I don't really miss anything :)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] masterismos:
spirit fm free may25 works in andro/cm9/aokp normally and in yours (already dl your rom i not have time will test in next 2 hours)

1843mhz and 1900mhz makes my phone rebooting and freezing all time. are these speeds experimental?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
Anything above 1248MHz should be used with performance governor only (maybe conservative/scary might handle it).

The other governors are too aggressive and you would need to raise the minimum frequency to stabilize them. This is a hardware limitation of voltage switching on our CPU. The cost we have to pay if we want awesome battery life ;)

BTW: is it just me or DSP equalizer has no effect whatsoever? I am certain it was fine few builds ago though :D
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] DRSdroid:
Did a full wipe of all partitions and sd card.. wow this rom is FAST. But unfortunately camera app crashes when I try to record video. Tried fix permissions. Still nothing. I don't see where to change the resolution of the camera? Is it set to 480 by default or do I need to change it

Never mind.. I had external sd turned on in it.. turned that off and it works like a charm.. if I can keep up this level of speed on this rom after a few days I'll be very happy!
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
I loaded my 250+ apps on it, running LWP and it didn't break a sweat :D

Sent from my Desire Z powered by EliteMod
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] masterismos:
you are wright for the both. only one personal request if you can :). crt on
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
There's mediafire mirror.

I was just doing something on the server so it might have been unstable last 5 minutes, should be good now.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
DataSwap info updated

It seems that the sweet spot for DataSwap mod is around 58MB, I have adjusted all information to match and set 64MB as a recommended size, 32MB is way too low so it had to go.

Also I have added 96MB variant for you superheavy users out there (emulators and similar).

For the average and power user, 64MB is well enough and a good balance between performance - battery - multitasking ability.

The post explaining what it is has also been updated.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] DRSdroid:
awesome just updated.. and i'm glad.. because since the last upgrade i had about 3 random reboots today :-/ hope this one works out better for me.

wiped cache & dalvik.. flashed kernel.. booted.. rebooted, wiped cache and dalvik.. flashed new 64mb dataswap mod.. rebooted.

good to go so far
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] contro19:
I have flashed your rom before the 19th version and alls i'm saying my phone was slow as f..U ..c ...k

But after i flashed it with your 19th version and did the 96mb script my phone is uber fast and I love it. I think wechat may have stifled it when it was running but no more!

---------- Post added at 10:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:07 PM ----------

I have flashed your rom before the 19th version and alls i'm saying my phone was slow as f..U ..c ...k

But after i flashed it with your 19th version and did the 96mb script my phone is uber fast and I love it. I think wechat may have stifled it when it was running but no more!
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] kbeezie:
Pretty nice so far as I flashed latest kernel and applied the 64MB Dataswap version, been running stable. Also using your SetCPU profiles (plus some of my own settings for USB and AC charging set at a higher priority for faster charging).

By the way is the IncredicControl app included with the DataSwap mod? Noticed it wanting SuperUser permission (which I gave it), I assume this is the UV pack you were speaking of? Using the defaults there plus the SetCPU settings you specified.

Will probably spend half a day browsing around stuff on wifi then go out for a bit and see how the battery stats look when I get back. (Speaking of which thinking bout buying one of those 2600-300 mAh batteries that come with the extended tours).
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] parkave85:
I am on aokp b38 and have the old kernel now, but was wondering if I could flash new one?? Also is the mod usable for me??

Flashed new kernel... all is well... will mod work?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] kbeezie:
Came across my first issue with the latest rom/kernel.

On CM9 Beta 13, CM7 and the stock Gingerbread I was able to pair with my Wireless Apple Keyboard and use that as an input device (handy with say ConnectBot etc), but I'm noticing with this rom with the keyboard paired, connected and even selected as an Input Device, it does not interact at all with the phone, no inputs etc.

Edit: But it does appear to interact with the BT keyboard embedded in my iPad carrying case. (except I can't do * as Shift+8 is only showing 8, but I can least do so from the built in keyboard on the phone).
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] masterismos:
yesterday i had 4 random reboots and the ringtone lags when someone calls me with 20/6 kernel. today i flash 21/6 kernel and the ringtone is fine but i get the first reboot with 21/6 kernel.

i have the recommended cpu settings

edit: phone rings from call speaker not from loudspeaker. i didnt here my alarm and i was late for my work :S
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] umaro:
Hey man, great to see your still developing EliteMod+EliteKernel.

It looks pretty sweet, performance seems good, but I had an issue.. in your kernel, it supports SVS but when I lower the voltage even 25mv (at 1036mhz, for example), it jumps from using about 140ma to using 240ma, consistently. if I change it back to the stock voltage, it goes back to 140ma.

Also, I have tried some pretty low voltages that shouldn't have worked. (700mv at 1036mhz?)

Am I the only one with these findings? would love to have a working UnderVolt to squeeze every ounce out of my device.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] kbeezie:
By the way where is this: "undervolt your CPU by following the guide below and my easy to use UV TOOLS package" ? Didn't see that anywhere on the first page, just the SetCPU recommendations for profiles.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
The incredicontrol is now bundled with the kernel, it's simple, no-frills app that supports UV. Of course you can disable it and use SetCPU instead if you need more control.

Yes you can flash a new one, obviously. But note that some kernel tweaks, especially memory management changes do not take effect on stock AOKP, so you should get better results with EliteMod even though it may seem it's the same thing.

This switch from loud speaker to call speaker happens, I filed it under ICS bugs along with occasional display corruption. No idea how to fix it but it usually happens after I use voice recognition or TTS. As for reboots, try to lower your max frequency by a notch to 1288000.

It's very good to see you around here :) Yes we theorized there is some kind of hardware limitation on the minimum voltage, and if you set it below that number, it reverts back to stock (which is usually much higher, that would explain the mA jump). I have no idea what the actual limit is though. If you think there is a problem in the kernel, please take a look at my github, I can't think of anyone more qualified for that ;) I'm still using your old frequency table just with custom undervolt.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] kbeezie:
That's to say both shouldn't be on at the same time then (didn't see IncrediControl listed as one of the three that shouldn't be paired.) I assumed perhaps you only had it bundled for the under voltage ability.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
It doesn't really matter if you have two of them as long as you don't tick the "apply at boot" feature. It does matter for daemon vs app but not likely for app vs another app.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] kbeezie:
Ahh ok, I simply disabled IncrediControl because I simply have no clue what values I should be setting for my Phone, and I'm already using SetCPU for main speeds and profiles (I have set at boot for SetCPU but have no other CPU altering app installed/enabled at this time).

I'm actually about to head out to give an out-and-about run on the battery and such in a little bit.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] jspina:
I found the camera bug still exists on the newest version and I have data swap and ext 4 enabled. Very fast though! I love it
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
I just took 20 shots quickly apart and there is no corruption. Are you sure you updated the kernel to latest? The one bundled with ROM is a few days old.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] jspina:
Ah that explains it all! I did not install the new kernel I just installed the rom. Thanks!

When I first installed it though my phone was rebooting randomly, it has stopped now though. Thanks again!
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] xhitz:
Is anybody else having a issue with the new kernal link?

@nik3r it says its down? Can you create mirror? Or can somebody post up a link please?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] jspina:
I just downloaded the one for aokp OK. I don't know about the other one though
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Like HTC:
Usb host

Anyone can confirm usb host is working.

Than i can buy a usb otg cable :D
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] masterismos:
i notice that the ringtone still lags when someone is calling me not all the time usually in low levels cpu/battery. can this happens couse of low cpu frequency?

and smth alse. i O/C to max with performance governor and i run antutu i get 4.2k score,well is not this the point, the point is after benchmark finished my battery was on fire (54.6 celcius).i was afraid that will explode! how can i solve the battery temparture? is always 35+(rec. cpu settings). in sense rom when the phone was in sleep i had about 30- celcius(ondemand-245/1459<>conversative-245/768)

thank you!you did a great work with the rom/kernel.(sry for my english)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] nik3r:
Ringtone lags?

Make sure you are using Smartass2 governor, also using DataSwap may cause some lags after long sleep times.

It is possible your ringtone is just too demanding for sleeping phone to buffer quickly enough and handle the incoming call at the same time (sleep is limited limited at 768MHz). Does the lags persist after the screen is definitely on? How large is the file with the ringtone? Is it on sdcard or in device memory? (/system/media)

All this may affect the performance.

As for the temperature, that is different on every device, every CPU has different capability. That is for example why some people may be getting random reboots on my slight undervolt, even though it's 50 or 75mV higher than what my phone can really handle. Mine rarely exceeds 50°C at 1.9GHz, mostly 47-49, but using anything above 1.4GHz for daily use is madness anyway :D For benchmarking though I am known to lay the phone down on a rack of ice, especially if I need many subsequent tests. It never crosses 33° then :evil grin:

But don't worry, it will not explode.

It will melt :D
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Jivebunny:
Wow yesterday my phone went empty on me within 40 minutes or so. It was like it discharged a % per minute. My carkit loader couldn't keep up.

Figured it's the MediaServer process that seems bugged (seems to be an ICS bug?). Once fired up, and I'm thinking once it finds a 'corrupted' audio/video, it drains like hell. Gonna remove all audio & video that's not default in the ROM, because I don't see any other people with this issue. It has to be custom audio/video.

Blergh.