yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Defy Android Development] trurl3:
As you can see both ROM's are based on Quarks development, so in my opinion installation of 'original' Quark's ROM can be treaten as upgrading to latest NIGHTLY. Of course, in every case it is recommended to do factory reset, even starting from stock ROM in some ocasions. But technically you can do standard cache and dalvik wipe and it should be OK.
[Defy Android Development] drunk_ryder24:
anyone could try this kernel,its a mix from sevenrocks kernel 2.6.32.9 but the zimage is from quarx's kernel 2.6.32.60;pretty stable for me and might be stable enough for those willing to try it

http://www.mediafire.com/?cm7cv3m1ta3mnjk

UPDATE:allmost forgot,please wipe cache partition and dalvik cache before flashing this zip,or you'll get headaches from this XD
[Defy Android Development] veddandekar:
What does it do?
[Defy Android Development] drunk_ryder24:
its supposed to be as probably quarx wanted with jb cm10 2013.01.10 it has the same zImage kernel 2.6.32.60 but the trick is that has no ringtone bug or random reboots,it works as stable as sevenrocks kernel 2.6.32.9 but its the newer 2.6.32.60 kernel by quarx

UPDATE:allmost forgot,please wipe cache partition and dalvik cache before flashing this zip,or you'll get headaches from this XD
[Defy Android Development] YetAnotherForumUser:
Just a warning about the 4.2 deskclock: when I tried it (right after it became available) it had a bug which disabled the alarm after the first time it triggered. Depending on the source of those 4.2 apps this bug might still be present. If you in any way depend on the alarm (like I do) make sure this bug is fixed before you commit to using the 4.2 deskclock. Camera and keyboard work fine, I'm using those as well.

Current uptime: 25 days. The 'ringtone' bug is gone and forgotten. Using the JellyX kernel I posted here.

Current quest: even though I get 4 days on a single charge it should be possible to get more given that 'Android System' takes 45% of the battery. I strongly suspect the following two partial wakelocks (since 1 h 25 m):

ConnectivityService (count:216, 6 m 48 s, 8%)

SyncLoopWakeLock (count: 230, 5 m 50 s, 6.8%)

All automatic syncing is disabled on my phone so that SyncLoopWakeLock is puzzling. All data is handled through Wifi, the phone is set to 2G and mobile data is disabled.
[Defy Android Development] phobos_1984:
it has broken my connections. No WiFi, no mobile data, no signal at all...
[Defy Android Development] drunk_ryder24:
my bad,forgot to put the ramdisk,try this

http://www.mediafire.com/?cm7cv3m1ta3mnjk
[Defy Android Development] sevenrock:
Same here using my ROM with light usage, see the attached screenshot.

I uploaded an updated version: http://www.mediafire.com/?8jjmdx2c0ngs5yq

$ md5sum cm-10-20130209-UNOFFICIAL-mb526.zip
aaddf6df90c01edb0bef735ec2b20736 *cm-10-20130209-UNOFFICIAL-mb526.zip

It contains the same patches like the previous ROM, I just synced the repo today,

so it will contain some updated translations and other minor stuff which landed

in the meantime in Quarx jellybean and official repos.

Here again is the link to my small compile guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=37246628&postcount=15221

I used the described compile method with the three attached patches and

Quarx kernel 2.6.32.9, nothing more, nothing less.
[Defy Android Development] FcukBloat:
You too guys are using jellyx kernel right? Not experiencing the black screen bug?
[Defy Android Development] phobos_1984:
nope... same as before. No signal, no WIFi.
[Defy Android Development] cyrusct82:
The kernel radio commits are still there?

Because if they are there you can remove them because no change. The problem is more than 90% I think a hardware problem.
[Defy Android Development] sevenrock:
Yes, kernel_radio-modules3.diff was committed before I started the build.

Ok, I will remove it in the next build, maybe next week or so.

They do not hurt either imho, so I am not in a hurry.
[Defy Android Development] bone101:
AW: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.2 for the Defy(+)

Delete

MB525 red lense
[Defy Android Development] Bleak3993:
same volume issue here, tested with some games, dead trigger, shadowgun, and few others.
[Defy Android Development] royale1223:
The kernel version didn't change because boot.img was not flashed. The updater-script is not compatable with defy. The performance boot experienced might be placebo or due to dalvik wipe performed during the unsucessfull flash. Defy will not get custom roms in any near future (Maybe in an alternate universe :P LOL).
[Defy Android Development] overclockthesun:
+1 to the V6 lag. I have it too.

Also on all CM10 roms I have noticed that with GPS turned on ..... my phone heats up like a wife cheated on:D ....it gets really hot.

oh and still no answer to this..... hardware buttons dont light up much...very dim.
[Defy Android Development] mato_d007:
I can confirm the GPS issue, i tried everything but nothing makes the GPS fix the location correctly. This is only happening to me on the 20/07 nightly.
[Defy Android Development] ken bentley:
I thought that might be the case.
[Defy Android Development] ktmbikerman:
GPS fine here... can confirm the volume issue though. Media volume slider responds but has no effect.
[Defy Android Development] pranks1989:
Ditto^ !! Noticed it when was checking the updater script!!
[Defy Android Development] Anhell:
I' ve noticed the volume video bug while playing a youtube video, for the tome beign i' ve solved it just pausing the video, then press volume up or down, whatever i want, and then play again and the volume works as it should.
[Defy Android Development] AlexGraves:
Confirm on the volume bug. Volume slider has no offect only during movie play. It works normally during music play.

GPS takes longer time to lock, and inaccurate. Approximately off 10-15 meters from my true location.
[Defy Android Development] marhensa:
OnScreen Button - Galaxy Nexus Style

for those of you who like Onscreen Button like Galaxy Nexus style..

(speed multitasking button, instead long pressing home button, etc..)

here's the mod for 21 July nightly, MB525.

Mods: http://db.tt/9san2o0S

Revert to original: http://db.tt/rfWAVDoM

i'm re sizing it so it would fit on defy without taking a much space..

only 5% of pixels height.. :)

don't forget to wiping cache and dalvik cache after applying zip.

Sent from TapaTalk | MotoDEFY - Android Jelly Bean 4.1.1
[Defy Android Development] Bleak3993:
Awesome, but there is a way to change the function of the actual home button to multitasking button? like on FuzZ cm9 builds settings
[Defy Android Development] AlexGraves:
downloading them now ... :D

did you disable the capacitive buttons as well, master marhensa? ... :D

--------------------------------

WOW, very nice!! ...

hardware capacitive buttons disabled (this is actually the best solution until the capacitive LED button issue got fixed).

long pressing the home button brings up Google Now ... :D

a little bit small, though ... but i'll get used to it.

a lot easier since the 4 buttons below it is already inactive ... :D
[Defy Android Development] UncleDan:
Question: is notification led working correctly for someone. For me it is always off plus random blue blink when on lock screen. I am on 2107.
[Defy Android Development] marhensa:
um.. I don't know about it yet.. he2..

haha agan kaskus mesti nih.. :)

makasih gan..

yes, it is a alternative solution for our Defy,

since the light of capacitive buttons still not fixed.

Sent from TapaTalk | MotoDEFY - Android Jelly Bean 4.1.1
[Defy Android Development] nidhish91:
How do I fix Now? It doesn't work with me.

S3nt fr0m my D3fy/w1u1 GB st4BL3
[Defy Android Development] AlexGraves:
yes ... i learned a lot from you during the day the official froyo update was released for our defy from kaskus ... :D

one question though, master ...

is this OSB fix of yours only works with Quarx build 21.07?

so if Quarx release build 22.07 tonight, it will be unusable?
[Defy Android Development] jurgen99:
Guys is better the 21/07 Quarx ROM o 21/07 Epsylon ROM?
[Defy Android Development] oSandmaNo:
Launcher becomes laggy after a while. Not just the defualt one. Apex and go launcher too. All the other apps stil stay fast
[Defy Android Development] ppero196:
Epsylon has 21/07 ROM?!!! LINK?!
[Defy Android Development] jurgen99:
Nono sorry i wrong only the 20/07 epsylon
[Defy Android Development] YetAnotherForumUser:
I'm using JellyX, sevenrock is using Quarx' kernel with a bunch of patches reverted. I have not had any problems with black screens, others have. I'm using an MB526 (Defy+) with Quarx 20130110 + JellyX (as posted by my about 25 days ago - my phone has been up ever since).
[Defy Android Development] FcukBloat:
Mb526 here too.. latest quarx and jellyx cfs..
[Defy Android Development] ramdak:
I'm having a problem with USB. The phone does not charge and connect with when connected to the PC. I saw several posts ago someone with this problem but seen no solution. Tried with different cables and computers. However the charging icon shows, but not the led and it does not charge, and is not detected by the PCs... any idea? :(

Enviado desde mi MB526 usando Tapatalk 2
[Defy Android Development] hacktheheaven:
Hello drunk Ryder I just now tried u r kernel and my defy is not booting sticked at Motorola logo... :(
[Defy Android Development] drunk_ryder24:
this is the remade test wich im curently running by default in my phone,it should work with smartass scheduler without ringtone bug or reboots

http://www.mediafire.com/?by7pavvjlr3zcrh
[Defy Android Development] fattest:
I had this problem after my phone locked up and had to pull the battery. Tried wiping cache/dalvik and reinstalling kernel but no luck. Ended up reinstalling the ROM.
[Defy Android Development] AnTerNoZ:
AW: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.2 for the Defy(+)

are u sure that ur USB port works correct on defy? have u tired a other build? or factory reset ur phone and flash ROM again? maybe use defy ultimate wipe and then reflash...

EDIT:

I'm to slow today..
[Defy Android Development] ramdak:
Tried several builds (cm10). The phone charges well with the wall charger. I will try a cm7 and see what happens. I don't know how the USB works, if it's a kernel or ROM related since nothing I do seems to fix it.

Enviado desde mi MB526 usando Tapatalk 2
[Defy Android Development] xdaid:
As far as i can see all you did was putting together Quarx's 2.6.32.60-based kernel and a bunch of modules originally compiled for Quarx's 2.6.32.9-based kernel. Honestly i'm quite surprised, i wouldn't bet on a working radio, 3g or WiFi. Is it really working for you? Did you make some extra-changes you did not include in the zip file provided? There's something i am missing here.
[Defy Android Development] Ghabryyl:
hi! what kernel should i use for cm 10.1 for defy+?
[Defy Android Development] xarcoft:
Wrong thread, here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2013111

Use search button before posting.
[Defy Android Development] Ghabryyl:
sorry i accidently wrote here. 10 and 10.1 were opened in tabs.
[Defy Android Development] :
The edit/menu button back light isn't working,also the home button back light is very dim is this a bug? The buttons work seamlessly it's the back light that isn't working can someone tell me if it's bug and how to fix it?
[Defy Android Development] hacktheheaven:
It's not a bug.... Its hardware issue..... for my phone Menu and search button back light were burned....
[Defy Android Development] :
Hey thanks for replying but

Is there anyway to reverse what's happening to my phone?
[Defy Android Development] theclaytons:
For me it was flashing different rom and then have not seen issue since. Even with same rom where buttons were not working.
[Defy Android Development] frullewulle:
I've builded the same way as you did and have much less data drops and as result of that also and a more stable gps connection.

These patches are working fine :)
[Defy Android Development] :
Re: [JB] CM10 Android 4.1.2 for the Defy(+)[JB] CM10 Android 4.1.2 for the Defy(+)

Which ROM are you running currently? I'm currently on quarx's 10 Jan build with cfs bleachdose kernel 21 Jan build and my back lights aren't working properly I'm willing to switch my ROM I just need to know on which ROM the back light problem isn't present :confused: also I came from directly from bl7 GB 2.3.6 Asia sbf....also if there's any other work around I'd be grateful if someone were to tell me :) as other than the back light problem I'm really loving this ROM!
[Defy Android Development] hacktheheaven:
Dude...just check whether the button back light is working while you are in the recovery menu.... If they didn't work consider it as they are burned.....!!! There is no back light problem as of now in this rom...
[Defy Android Development] :
Yup,just went to recovery and saw,the back lights aren't fully burnt but definitely gone dim,anyway thanks for your time I'll be paying a visit to the service centre :mad::mad:
[Defy Android Development] zaindon:
Whether i can use cm10 of 10th jan update of motorola defy plus (MB526) phone for Motorola DEFY(MB525). I hope it works.. Waiting for a reply
[Defy Android Development] ktmbikerman:
I

For some reason this build is sucking my defy's battery. Android OS is the main culprit. Came from 100113 build with the latest jelly x kernel.

Wonder if those RIL patches have anything to do with it?
[Defy Android Development] frullewulle:
Indeed battery life is here shorter too. In my case it seems to go to gps

do you use a gps app?
[Defy Android Development] S_xda:
cm-10-20131017-UNOFFICIAL-mb526 build. Installed on the 22nd, never rebooted, and no ringtone problems.
[Defy Android Development] ktmbikerman:
Yes, I use Endomondo... but I always disable GPS when not in use. Usage is usually around 10% per hour with Endomondo running. Yesterday I was getting between 6 and 15% per hour with no GPS apps running. Previously I got around 2% per hour.

I might go back to 100113 with the latest JellyX kernel to see if matter improve, after today's monitoring.
[Defy Android Development] fryta22:
Could Yoy please give us link for this build ?
[Defy Android Development] woodman:
Hi,

you could use the search function, but here you are :

cm-10-20130117-UNOFFICIAL-mb526.zip -> http://www.mediafire.com/?mi2ctpusp4iji9j

cm-10-20130117-UNOFFICIAL-mb526.zip.md5sum -> http://www.mediafire.com/?qcn9hp0gp3h49uw

EDIT : It's one of the sevenrock's builds.
[Defy Android Development] Omya:
wots the new nightly ?
[Defy Android Development] gkkovacs:
Battery drain - Android OS

I'm using sevenrock's 20130127 build, and - just like with every previous build since December - Android OS is the biggest drainer of battery.

This is an 8 hour idle period at night with wifi on, but not using the phone at all. Early November builds were well above 90%...
[Defy Android Development] woodman:
I've noticed the same behaviour BUT not all the time.... I mean that in my case with the 20130117 sevenrock's build, during 2 or 3 days, Android OS had a normal battery usage, everything was just perfect. I believed that I had my best CM10 ROM ever, but one morning, suddenly Android OS became to eat abnormally my battery. Dunno why...
[Defy Android Development] Bé Yêu:
Try using 20130127 unofficial and battery calbliration app.

Gửi từ MB526 của tôi bằng cách sử dụng Tapatalk 2
[Defy Android Development] woodman:
Battery calibration apps are useless. The best way to calibrate a battery is to do a full discharge (until shutdown) and then a full charge and it's OK ! Battery calibration is not my problem (and also not this thread topic) since I don't have any battery drop.

Otherwise, do you advise me to use 20130127 unofficial build for the following quoted reason (posted by moqua) ?

EDIT : BUT, gkkovacs said he had Android OS eating battery with 20130127 build.... So it could exist many culprits....
[Defy Android Development] Persechini:
Pardon if my question seems basic, but is the android system battery consumption working as a bundle of a lot of other apps and processes?

I mean, recently I noticed android system taking a lot of extra battery, cutting duration from ~48h (light use, wifi and 3g always on, gps off) to about 10h. The battery config showed android system as the main consumer, but since the only change I'd made in the last few days was to install 1 app, I simply uninstalled it and my battery life went back to normal, despite the app only showing very little use in the battery stats.

Perhaps the app constantly accessing internet (I hadn't even created an user! really bad app) gets registered as android system battery use instead of the actual app? Is there a way to decompose this use so we can check a more precise per app battery use?
[Defy Android Development] YetAnotherForumUser:
Android System encompasses a number of services on the phone which could be affected by installed apps. If you want to track down a battery hog it is better to rely on more specific indicators. One of the ways of doing this is installing an app like BetterBatteryStats (look for the XDA edition for a free ride) and look at (partial) wakelocks, alarms, network states and connectivity statistics. On my Defy+ I recently had problems with Android System showing up as top battery consumer. Even though I still got 4 days out of a single charge this was clearly not right. The culprits turned out to be partial wakelocks held by ConnectivityServices and SyncLoopWakelock. To test whether this is a kernel- or userland-related problem I'm currently running sevenrock's latest build. Thus far, Android System is well-behaved. I'll install 'my' JellyX kernel into this build to see whether this has any effect on these statistics. If it does, it is clear that the problem is caused by a bad interaction between CM10 and the 2.6.32.60 kernel or a bug in the latter. If it does not change this behaviour it becomes more likely to be a bug in CM10 which was fixed between the 10th of January (when Quarx released his last CM10 build) and the 9th of February (when sevenrock last synced with Quarx' repo to build a release).

If neither of these combinations show any problems I'll start re-enabling apps I disabled or moved to backup to find the culprit.

Once the battery hog is found it is best to disable BetterBatteryStats (or any other power monitor app you installed) as those apps do take a bit of power themselves. Just use the [FONT="Monospace, Courier New"]pm[/FONT] command on the command line ([FONT="Monospace, Courier New"]pm disable name.of.package[/FONT]), you can always re-enable it by using [FONT="Monospace, Courier New"]pm enable name.of.package[/FONT].
[Defy Android Development] xdamala:
Since there is a lot of talk about battery drain here I will share my experiences with battery life, even though its not on CM10. Simply to prove a point:

I have a green lense, my wife a red lense. Both on CM7.

Normally the battery lasts 2-3 days.

When my wife is at work, the battery is used at around 3 times the speed as when she is at home.

At her workplace the wifi is open, but she has to login to a website to get real access. My theory is that this makes Android to go sync amok, because it sees its connected but cannot get synced.

I sometimes experience periods with same 3x usage on my phone.

I live in Switzerland, but recently I was in Denmark one week for work. I used a Danish sim there.

My phone burnt battery much faster there than at home. I overslept twice because my phone ran out during the night with 40% left before I went to bed! I have no idea why, and did not have time for debugging it.

My point here is that battery problems can have different sources, and might be completely unrelated to the rom in question.

I propose that all battery testing is done in airplane mode with all sync turned off, also in all apps.
[Defy Android Development] przemhb:
Could someone be so kind and help me sort out the following:

1. Does CM10 bootmenu come with multiboot or do I have to install multiboot separately?

2. If I do have to install multiboot separately, then is there a way to save CM10's bootmenu version 2.1beta to not to be overwritten by multiboot's 0.8 bootmenu 2.0?

3. I've got CM9 VFS, that I have multibooted before replacing stock ROM in NAND with CM10. Is the only thing that I need to do to be able to multiboot CM9 again is to install multiboot 0.8 or there's something more? (I refrain from installing multiboot 0.8 as it comes with older bootmenu and I don't know if CM10 doesn't already come with multiboot)

4. Are there any significant functional changes in bootmenu 2.1beta compared to 2.0?
[Defy Android Development] YetAnotherForumUser:
Preliminary test results: 2.6.32.60 (-JellyX) causes Android System battery drain

This is a very preliminary result from my testing sevenrock's latest build in combination with the JellyX kernel I posted earlier. While the Quarx-minus-a-bit kernel which is included in the latest build seems to behave OK when it comes to power consumption, the same can not be said about the JellyX kernel. After about three hours of testing - which is a not enough to draw solid conclusions but enough to give a hint of what is to come - Android System has risen to the top of the power consumption chart, making off with 49% of it.

I'll keep this kernel on the phone for a bit to do some more testing. I'll reboot the thing as well as the Android System power hogging phenomena seems to occur randomly according to some reports. For now I'd advise those who are looking for a solution to this problem to give sevenrock's latest build a try. If anyone out here has seen Android System hogging power on a 2.6.32.9 kernel (Quarx/sevenrock or any other incarnation) please speak up as that could refute my theory that these problems are introduced somewhere between that release and 2.6.32.60.

Please be aware of the fact that 'battery drain' should be taken relative to what this service is expected to take. I got about 4 days out of a single charge on the combination of Quarx latest build with the JellyX kernel I posted. My phone was perfectly usable using that combination. I just happen to like running my systems on a tight power budget so I want to get the most out of a single charge.
[Defy Android Development] moors:
thanks

Thanks.Moorie
[Defy Android Development] vic160890:
progmem

Hi guys,

Using the same yasu's kernel, I still have memory leaks in systemUI. I noticed the phone started lagging, including pauses in music playback. Started a terminal and this is what came out. (used dumpsys and progmem as instructed. Please excuse the mistakes :) )
[Defy Android Development] measel:
I'm on quarx 13-01-10 and my Wifi and Data is dropping as soon as I try to download an app. It is literally unusable. I tried the jellyx kernel but that didn't help either.

Did I miss something?

Btw.: The search function didn't bring up much.

Thank you.
[Defy Android Development] polarfoxx:
So basically we have all features now but the problem which makes those custom roms not reliable and not usable for daily use - the battery drain - will stay unfixed.

Well this rom is worth nothing if it's only to show your friends. I rather have a rom which runs and runs and runs without 40% battery consumption by android.
[Defy Android Development] ccav2000:
The "Android OS" process is the one that drains my Nexus the most if I leave it idle. Still has great battery life though. Same happening in my DEFY. There is a problem though if the "Android System" process is draining, it is a different process and indeed a problem if such a thing occurs.

Using sevenrock's latest nightly I have no battery issues. I'm using an aftermarket battery of 2400mAh with Data always on (either WiFI or mobile) and it lasts for 4 days. Have plenty of apps installed too, about 72.
[Defy Android Development] ktmbikerman:
Not sure if this is related to our CM10 or Android 4.1 in general, but I've noticed that with stock froyo (on my spare defy used by my kids to play games), the games and their battery usage is listed properly in battery usage stats. On CM10 it all seems to be lumped together under "Android OS", hence the higher than normal usage.