yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Thalonius:
I'm from austria and I own a P6810 (WiFi).

I'm using it to play around with several things (Root-Tools, my own implementation of the Chamaeleon-Project) and some other tasks:

Showing Photos and homemade videos to friends and family

While driving for navigation

As my Feed-Reader

Watching short videos and news

Surfing the web

Casual gaming

Most of the time I'm leaving it at home for my girlfriend, which is playing more and reading (mostly texts for university as she is student).

If I have it with me I'm carrying it in my jacket, so it's rarely to see from outside.

I don't know anyone else owning this device, but I don't regret paying nearly 600$ for it. It's fast (except wakeing up) and stable, superior screen, light and of a good quality.

But (as there is always a but) I'm not sure if I would recommend it to someone else, as it is rather expensive with only little benefits to other tablets. Especially if I compare it to Google Nexus 7" which has the newest updates for less than half the price (even with 16GB) with compareable power and full access to tegra-games.

Thalon
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] GooG2e:
Hello!

I use my tab to:

1.Watch films

2.Play Games

3.Surf Internet via 3G/WiFi

4.Prepare for lessons in the University

5.Watch some info in social networks
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] hammer of thor:
i use it for video playback and a little bit of gaming and browsing...
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] gucabe:
1. Multimedia(pictures, music, video)

2. Social Networking (facebook, twitter, etc)

3. Games (not too much)

4. Business (email, calendar, notes, conf calls, office, etc)

5. Web (surfing, ebay, amazon, youtube, netflix, etc)

6. Reading (magazines, news, ebooks)

7. Podcasts (audio and video posdacts)

8. Kids entertainment (all of the above that are fun LOL)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] loggs:
My PC XP Pro Sp3 won't recognize my Xperia Mini Pro U20I. Is there a way to update my phone to Android 2.1 with out up date using pc companion. I have a SD card reader so i can transfer my files to my 16 gb card. I have formatted the and partitioned with mini tool and i have rooted the phone. When i try Flash Clockwork Mod recovery my phone is not there and it's shutting down my phone and i have to take my (bran new) battery out and put it back in
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ruscan.calin:
firstly uninstall PC Companion restart PC then download last version install it and restart PC again now check if your PC will see the phone activate usb debugging

also disable firewall (just for the moment do not leave your PC with firewall inactive)

check if Windows Firewall is activated and disable it for the moment

a collection of custom ROMs for your phone here

unfortunately I do not know a link for stock ROM ..
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] loggs:
Drivers

Tried that and my pc still does not recognize my phone. Are there any drivers that

i can download
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ruscan.calin:
It would go ! maybe you have some problems with OS on PC ? try on another computer did you ?

or reset to factory:

Settings > SD card, USB Mass Storage & phone storage > Factory data reset > Reset phone
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] loggs:
done that

I've done that and it still wont recognize my phone. Maybe i need usb drivers or my usb cable isn't working but it does charge my phone. I bought it off Amazon
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ruscan.calin:
activate USB debugging on the phone then connect it to PC and from console/cmd.exe enter this

adb devices

to test if PC connection/cable works did you ?

(sorry but I forgot to ask about this)

I'm sure there is a solution for this problem ..I hate problems..:eek:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] loggs:
error

Tried it and i get

C:\Documents and Settings\Admin.DELUXE>adb devices

'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ruscan.calin:
I think here is a problem...

It means

1.maybe path is not set

2.you do not have adb installed

I will assume you do not have adb tool so install Android SDK

then look for adb.exe in the location of sdk folder it can be ~\Program Files

or C:\Android\android-sdk look in \platform-tools folder for adb.exe

now open cmd.exe

in this folder

and enter "adb devices"

previously activate USB debugging on the phone

you should get an answer like

"1234567890ABCDEF devices" or some like this

now PC Companion should see your phone

if not restart PC and phone and try again

check installed apps on phone do you have a firewall on phone i.e. avast! Mobile Security?

what about installed applications uninstall tools/tweaker apps
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] loggs:
USBDeview

I have installed USBDeview and my results is

USB Device	USB Device	Unknown	No	No	No	No	4	21/06/2012 21:59:48	21/06/2012 21:59:48	0fce	2138	1.00	00	00	00	USB\Vid_0fce&Pid_2138\4
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] loggs:
done it

android-sdkD:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools>adb devices

adb server is out of date. killing...

* daemon started successfully *

List of devices attached

It still wont connect to pc companion

Unknown device and USB Device came up in device manager

im trying to get the drivers now
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ruscan.calin:
download here after this restart pc and try adb devices

I bet this is final step at least :laugh:

to add adb drivers do like this

Connect device to PC

Enter Device Manager

Locate and expand Android Phone/ unknown device in the right pane.

Right-click Android Composite ADB Interface and select Update Driver.

This will launch the Hardware Update Wizard.

Select Install from a list or specific location and click Next.

Select Search for the best driver in these locations;

un-check Search removable media; and check Include this location in the search.

Click Browse and locate the USB driver folder you just downloaded (extract .zip file)

Click Next to upgrade the driver.

also look here something like this

on some phones adb drivers are included with sync software (PC Companion/ Kies etc) in your case you need to download as a separate package it seems...
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] lgkahn:
can someone who is rooted and on sgs iii bell in canada upload their modem..

I need this to try and get around the stupid at&T RAT setings that doesnt allow you to turn off lte..

We dont have lte here in new hampshire yet and you get much better battery life with it disabled.. Just toggling to 3g (also blocked without an app) is not the same thing

thanks
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] 420SYN:
I don't have mine yet it'll be rogers but what I would suggest is to remove your APN settings for LTE and see if that helps. Of course take a screenshot of your old settings with that nifty new feature lol.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] lgkahn:
not a good solution changing apn does not turn off the lte.. just doesnt use it.. not what i want to do.. i want to save battery so you have to actually turn it off.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Woolios:
I believe juice defender does this at least there are options for this. Now I'm unsure of what methodology juice defender goes by.
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
OK as Fluxi XX kernel is becoming more and more popular it seems a perfect time to split the chit chat going on in the Development thread.

Please use this thread for all your non-development chat and sharing settings, battery life screenshots etc. If you're unsure about where to post your questions then please post them here and you'll get lots of other users who are willing to help you.

The original German forum for myfluxi can be found here: http://www.android-hilfe.de/kernel-fuer-samsung-galaxy-s2/236546-aosp-aokp-kernel-04-05-12-fluxi-xx-kernel-ics-xxtweaker-app-xxtouch-recovery.html

The new development thread is here: [AOSP/AOKP-KERNEL] Fluxi XX Kernel ICS [wakelock and drain-free slide2wake for SGS2]

Downloads for latest version:

Kernel CWM download: fluxi-kernel-sgs2-XX.03_s2w_b3.zip

xxTweaker apk download: fluxi-xxTweaker-0.4.0_beta1.apk

Slide to wake is currently beta and enabled by default but to disable it do the following in ADB, terminal emulator or a script (if you can get it working):

echo "0" > /sys/devices/virtual/sec/sec_touchscreen/tsp_slide2wake

If you're going to post bugs please do not just post "My phone is slow", "xxTweaker is not working". Remember if you have issues you need to help myfluxi/others help you so post logs to help diagnose your issue. Here's how to get the logs using xxTweaker:

1) Open xxTweaker

2) Scroll down to xxTweaker option (last in list)

3) Scroll down to "DEBUG AND REPAIR" section

4) Select "Debug system logfiles"

5) This will place a file in /sdcard/xxTweaker/logs

6) Attach this file to your post detailing exactly what's happened

Remember to post as much detail as you can along with your attached logs describing the issue you have and if possible how to reproduce it something along the lines of:

Issue experienced: e.g. SOD, freeze, lockscreen unresponsive, slow mo bug etc

What were you doing: Brief explanation of what you were doing when it happened (not applicable to SOD)

Your setup: Are you running stock settings, overclock/underclock/undervolting, governor/scheduler etc

Can it be reproduced: Is it consistent or was it a one-off and if it can how?

If you're new to the kernel then this is the best place to ask any of your Fluxi related questions.

If you have any ideas about how to improve this thread then please post your ideas or if you have any useful how-to's etc related to using the kernel/xxTweaker app then also post these and I can quote your posts in the 2nd post.

Thanks for helping keep the development thread on topic.
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
This is quoted from the other thread to help readers: (Thanks to xator91 for writing it)
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
Moved from the other thread:

Screenshots:

Settings:

System

I/O - Noop

CPUIdle Mode - AFTR or LPA

SCHED_MC - Disabled

Display

Brightness -5

Movement Hysteresis 2

Touch Preset - Gingerbread

CPU

100-900Mhz

CPU Voltages

900 - 1025

800 - 1000

700 - 1000

600 - 950

500 - 950

400 - 925

300 - 900

200 - 875

100 - 850

Max Suspend 500Mhz

Min Suspend 200Mhz

Governor

Conservative

Governor Settings:

Ram3n Tweaks from here:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1691129

Hotplug

Up - 90

Down 30

Dynamic Hotplug

Bus Frequency

30 Up

23 Down

Voltage Table: 1050,950,950

GPU

67Mhz - 825

100Mhz - 875

200Mhz - 950

BLN & LED

Both Off

Modem

LPX

Apps Used:

Opera

Texts messages

Wi-Fi

Boid

Friendcaster

Market

Other Apps too...
[Galaxy S II General] bajee11:
Much better this way
[Galaxy S II General] awaisuk:
Which rrom are you using? Also which kernel version? Also is that with stock battery or extended?
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
See my Sig. Extended Battery too
[Galaxy S II General] marcellocord:
Really off topic: what's your theme? Heheheeh.
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
Flow Theme for AOKP/CM9. Available on the Play Store
[Galaxy S II General] mundixx:
Guys, not sure if this is the right thread but.. I've got a 46-minute wakelock with the latest kernel.. Anyone know what to do to get rid of this?

Attached logs..
[Galaxy S II General] francesco.cordella:
My phone doesen't sleep very well..

The screen is off during the night but the phone is active and i lost about 10% battery..why?
[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
Currently running SlimICS + Fluxi .2 beta9, will i get a better battery life and performance using CM9 + Fluxi .2 beta9??

Any input??

Superleeds, what do ya reckon??

---------- Post added at 02:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:21 PM ----------

Post your BBS.. Then we may have some clue of whats going on..
[Galaxy S II General] francesco.cordella:
Must be an entire cycle wakelock?
[Galaxy S II General] marcellocord:
Keep in mind that wifi also consumes some battery :P I wouldn't let my phone on while i'm sleeping. At least I would kill the open apps and turn off wifi.
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
Well SlimICS is CM9 with cherry picked bits of AOKP. Saying that though. I still got better battery life with the proper CM9
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Personally I think ROM choice has less to do with it and the apps you've got and accounts sync'd etc are where you will save battery. If you freeze/remove anything you don't use then you'll do better and obviously using UC/UV etc will help a tiny bit too. I personally leave everything stock clock and voltage wise and just use my phone as I see fit. Remember the less you monitor and worry about the battery the better it will be ;) Battery life should never choose your ROM, whether or not it's useful to you and what you like should :D

It's never best practice to judge battery life on the first cycle, just use it, drain it, charge it, then after a few days try monitoring your battery to see what it's doing, but if it's lasting you a day then shouldn't be a problem, or have I just not got as high expectations as everyone else?
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
Slight correction it's not CM9 it's AOSP from Google sources with cherry picks from CM9 and AOKP ;)
[Galaxy S II General] marcellocord:
There's only two types of ROMs: Samsung Stock and CM9. Every other ROM is a modified ROM from those two. Well, there's b2g also, but no one uses it.
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
I find it strange that the battery life I get on CM9, i have never achieved on any other ROM.

SlimICS

Several AOKP Rom's

When I've used the Roms I've always used Fluxi and the same kernel settings, plus, given it chance to settle too.

CM9 for some reason seems to consume less battery when the screen is on!
[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
Bro, I've freezed about a total of 18 system apps from slim, extreme UV, UC 100 ~ 800, tweaked governor settings, gpu max step is 160, gpu UV more extreme than superleeds, only absolutely necessary apps, only inverted apps, and full black settings, no fancy color themes, autostart disabled of some services, sync only required apps and tons of other cherry picked tweaks, and i never get past 13 hours, and with screen of 2 hours. Anymore tweaks, and i rather sell off my S2 and get a nokia 3310..

The only thing i may be off the battery saving method is i'm using floating image live wallpaper, as i like to see my wife and daughters photo on my screen.. And even made sure that floating image does not misbehave, process usage and wakelock by FI, is very minimal.

My aim, is to have a minimal of 20 hours with screen usage of 4 hours.:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:

This is due to me sometimes being on the road and especially when i'm out on the boat fishing (hobby) for a few days...

I have no qualms when i'm in office or at home, i'm in front of my laptop almost 90% of my wake time. :D:D
[Galaxy S II General] francesco.cordella:
Wrong post sorry
[Galaxy S II General] dead0:
for those benchmark junkies, my highest score ever in antutu 2.2 using xx.02 beta10-s2i :p
[Galaxy S II General] rage77:
Where can I find XX.01-final? I want to try the battery consumption on it. See if it's any better than xx.02-beta 10
[Galaxy S II General] RoseN-95:
You might find it here :)

http://fluxi.xda-hosting.de/

Otherwise send me a pm and Ill upload it for you :)
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
Which of the Kernels was the best? Terms of battery
[Galaxy S II General] ufo900:
Xx01final band xx02b10 according to many users opinions :thumbup:

Inviato da Talktapa Pro
[Galaxy S II General] :
But best balance performance/battery life: xx.02b5. I'm still using it since fluxi released xx.02b6.Of course I tested every version, but it was impossible to don't come back. No bugs at all.
[Galaxy S II General] Testraindrop:
For me XX.03 is the best so far...

Damn I just wish fluxi would come back and implement the wlan wakelock fix cm9 recently implemented...

I don't want to change because of the unique features like the open source sensor Hal or the touch preferences :-(

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[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
I agree with this, XX.03 for me is also the best and I'm happily still using it.

I wish I knew how to compile kernels, but I'm a Windows user so wouldn't even have a clue where to start :silly:

Hopefully like on the I777 forum there's someone who can build from fluxi's sources and then cherry pick fixes here and there from CM9 and the like. I don't have any plans to move away from fluxi/stock Slim kernel anytime soon.
[Galaxy S II General] wyyl008:
I use this setting so fluent.

I use this setting so fluent.
[Galaxy S II General] Life Engineer:
Yeah it happened to me too!

I was probably applying too much aggressive settings!

I increased all voltages by +25 especially GPU voltages!

Try it and change ur settings!
[Galaxy S II General] dead0:
light usage with x.02 beta 10-s2i: just over 37 hours with 30% remaining, 2hrs screen on, 6hrs wifi on, facebook30mins, browsing about 30mins, music 30mins...i am using 2300mh battery tho :) i still find when browsing with wifi, battery drains quite quick. i can easily lose 10% in 20mins

ps deep sleep is great tho

when using xx.03 i sometimes find the phone freezing wen switching off wifi plus not a big fan of battery charging gfx. also battery monitor pro cannot read battery stats correctly
[Galaxy S II General] kemikelx:
Best Replacement for Fluxi

Due the recent Fluxi's decision to stop development, what are the best recommended Kernel replacement?

I've mulling over several Kernels, mainly Siyah, N.E.A.K and Dorimanx. Any tips or advice on this?
[Galaxy S II General] Crazy-Silver:
DorimanX for me is the best.....

Samsung Galaxy S II Powered by CyanogenMod 9
[Galaxy S II General] :
Fluxi for me is the best.....

I'm using stock CM right now. It's fine + perfect deepsleep.
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
yeah. not sure whetehr to use beta 10 or Version 3.

Think version 3 still has logging enabld etc. Hence its bloat
[Galaxy S II General] :
2b5. Or use CM stock. CM stock has now opensource hal fixed. Both compass and light sensors working. And seems very smooth now. Try using ThunderBolt! scripts and it's going to be much better.
[Galaxy S II General] mundixx:
great news! what nightly has this kernel that fixed both?
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
2b10 seems okay for me.

I noticed though in xxtweaker that 'exynos sensor hal' now says currently unknown. This will be because of the new Hal update on the latest CM build (11/7/2012)

I've left that, havent touched that setting.

All seesm to be fine for now!

Edit: Can we still use Fluxxi with the new Open source Hal then, or do we need to use CM kernel?
[Galaxy S II General] :
Today's. Read \/. You can use fluxi + new nightly with the new sensor hal.

Well, now you got me. I think that when you flash fluxi's kernel it overwrite the sensors hal file. But if it says unknown, seems like the new hal is working properly. But if the kernel overwrites the sensor hal, you can swap both manually.
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
sensors.exynos4.so is the file right?

Edit. I flashed CM then flashed Fluxxi.

I can confirm it uses the new Open Source Hal. Everything is fine :)
[Galaxy S II General] :
Yeah, I confirm that light sensor is working very good. Before in experimental it was detecting only 10/1000 and now it's on every value.
[Galaxy S II General] tghandour:
I think keep using Fluxi as far as you are satisfied with it. xxtweaker is an awesome tool and of course the kernel. As far as there is nothing new in other kernels Fluxi is the best in my opinion.

Switched to Siyah 3.3.3 but had a lot of instability and freezes. CM is also a good choice .

Sent from my GT-I9100 using

RootBox 1.6 - Fluxi XX.03-b1
[Galaxy S II General] Testraindrop:
Damn Cm Team is good, they got open source HAL fully working + found a fix for less wlan wakelocks, now the only thing that keeps me on fluxi is the touch settings.

I just can't take those jerky ICS touch input :(

Go Cm Team ::D save me another flash after every CM nightly install :)
[Galaxy S II General] Nathcro:
Fluxi kernel

http://www.android-hilfe.de/kernel-...3-beta1-ics-xxtweaker-app-ota-touch-cmwr.html

Dev still upgrade the kernel, check it out

(sorry for my bad english)
[Galaxy S II General] elite_gamer04:
This is unfortunately not true. He hasn't been active since 09/07/12 over there - he is either on a long deserved break, or has no intention of coming back :(
[Galaxy S II General] NZed:
I've been in this version since the release date. No more since ;(
[Galaxy S II General] auto_freak:
So after so many recommendations, I have decided to flash this kernel today. And I have tweaked the settings according to this above post. Hopefully, I can come back in 1 or 2 days with a report as to whether SGS2's battery life really improves or not. I tried Siyah 3.3.3 c and d versions. The d version did improve the battery slightly but the resurrection rom really does eat up the stock battery pretty fast so I'll try this out today.
[Galaxy S II General] AppReviewBros:
If you fail to achieve good results, try Rootbox rom. It is very battery friendly and getting 5h screen on time with those settings should not be a problem.
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
man this is the best kernel i have every tried on my S2 just love it !!
[Galaxy S II General] Ravermichl:
It seems that custom init.d sripts are not executed with this kernel !?

Can anybody confrim this or post a solution !?
[Galaxy S II General] ufo900:
I tried one script put in init.d folder and didn't work.

Try to use script manager band enable those scripts with the app (some users solved in this way)

Inviato da Talktapa Pro
[Galaxy S II General] Batskoning:
Why fluxxi stops..? :(

I <3 this kernel :D

Thanx fluxxi, for the great kernel..:good:
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
He got tired of the users and the way they are with devs so don't blame him to be fair it's not like he was being paid to fix issues.

Who knows after some time away he may re-assess his decision and come back but all his dev threads here and the German site were closed.
[Galaxy S II General] Batskoning:
Okay :) I respect his choice..

Yes i was reading the german forums to, :) I thought english people didn't learn German at school :P ?
[Galaxy S II General] usmanhaider101:
fluxi back ... look in original android dev..
[Galaxy S II General] grzesdroid:
http://link.tapatalk.com/api/click?...fe.de/&subid=cfcd208495d565ef66e7dff9f98764da

Xx.03-s2w_b1
[Galaxy S II General] elite_gamer04:
He's not back - as it states clearly "No support, nothing." - I think he was kindly just giving us a nice feature. I hope he IS back though!

Thread in question: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1777352
[Galaxy S II General] LogeshMenon:
Well, i'm happy he's (Fluxi) back.... Been going through many kernel's but without much satisfaction. Am one happy chap again. :good::good:
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
I've updated the OP with the new links to the dev thread and latest version.

I really hope people have learned from the last time and stop posting pointless posts on that thread and just leave myfluxi to develop as he's stated he's giving no support.
[Galaxy S II General] Ravermichl:
yepp...using it :)
[Galaxy S II General] hughfollett:
Hi guys! Is there a way to increase the volume for the headsets like in siyah kernel? I know that there is the sound option in the xxTweaker, but it seems that I can't increase that volume without increasing the other volumes...

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[Galaxy S II General] Testraindrop:
Yeah Fluxi is back ;-) support is overrated anyway, especially with unthankful users.

Hope he will be developing in silent like codeworkx, works for cm9, why shouldn't it for him.

And the users can still help each other...

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[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
That's not going to happen though.

One kernel across many devices and many device setups is going to lead to bugs, some will be the users fault and some would be the kernels fault and once those bug reports start rolling in (they already have), he will leave again, if you consider his last thread a return.

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