yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
The DHD news is bad I think, because we are only marginally better specced/newer than them, so does that mean we only just scarped in the requirements for ICS and therefore may possibly be overlooked for JB? Not saying we WILL be, just that our phone will be the same age as the DHD is now when they start rolling out the JB OTA to phones like Sensation and One phones
[HTC Incredible S] itandy:
Personally I don't think HTC will give us JB. So we're probably on our own this time. But if the rumor that "JB is not so much different from ICS" is true, then we're likely to get a port, at least AOSP/AOKP.
[HTC Incredible S] naathaanb96:
nik is working on one already. just one more error to get past boot ani!
[HTC Incredible S] Epic.:
Is it the audio flinger again.
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Thats what I honestly thought with ICS, so we shouldn't start making assumptions I think

Yeah, the Ice Cold rom was made stable and nearly perfect before the ICS OTA was released

BUT, this time, Lord Clockan, the dev of Ice Cold, might not be with us, because unfortunately for us he sold his DHD when he bought his HOX

---------- Post added at 10:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:56 AM ----------

Does anyone know if Nik has asked the CM devs from Desire S Nexxx and NK111, some of the other devs? IIRC it was superkid or nk111 who fixed the audio flinger
[HTC Incredible S] vido.ardes:
There isn't a lot of point to this for devices that officially have Android 4.0 (saga, vivo e.t.c) as HTC will have to release kernel sources to comply with GPL. The vision and ace will not be getting an official 3.0 kernel, therefore no source, therefore the need for a port.

As far as Nik's JB port he is having an issue which others seem to have encountered but we are unable to get any information on how it was fixed, appears to be a scheduler issue.

This post belongs in general.
[HTC Incredible S] naathaanb96:
its part of development ?

and yeah i think thats the problem nik was having
[HTC Incredible S] kylechen:
Yea I think its.

or it was?
[HTC Incredible S] naathaanb96:
i think he fixed the audio flinger
[HTC Incredible S] MARCO2349:
virtuous team working hard

but i believe htc will relase kernel sources soon or later

but anyone have an idea when ?
[HTC Incredible S] naathaanb96:
Should be within 70 days now that ota finished.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] anioannides:
Is it possible to run this script from galaxy w? I have some ram issues and sometimes my phone lags.

In running services these applications are always open:

Facebook

hotmail

go launcher ex + go launcher notification + go locker

maps

swiftkey

I have read somewhere that this script is not very good with multitasking but it makes the phone run faster and smoother. These applications are considered in multitasking? Or in this case multitasking means for example to have messaging, browser etc running at the same time?

Thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mohza:
Yes u can install v6 script in GW

Ur phone will be faster

But u should search the forum before posting

From My GWonder
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] anioannides:
Okay thank you! :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] piefert:
I've had some probless with supercharger, when closing apps with stock task manager, launcher would always close, and have to reload all the apps and widgets (stock touchwiz launcher). Can this be solved?

Sent from my bananaphone.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] reidzeibel:
That is called "Launcher Redraw", technically, when you clear memory or run a resource-demanding apps, Launcher will be killed as well to give more memory.

To prevent this, set the "lock home in memory" option in V6Supercharger. Note that doing this will make your home launcher unkillable and thus your free memory will be lower.

My advice: If you do want to lock launcher in memory, use a low memory usage launcher, such as zeam, Go Launcher uses too much memory.

Hope this helps.

Reidzeibel

Sent from my Modded Stock DXLA2 (Didn't have the mood to update)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] allkpop:
I installed Supercharger on my phone and now it works better altough some games runs slower and freezes on my device,
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
Ehhh??

Lock home in memory is not in V6....actually, if it is enabled in Launcher or ROM, Zepp recommends not to do this!!!

From my memory, you got "Hard to Kill", "Die Hard" or "Bulletproof" depending on OOM and Minfree values you choose in the script....

Obviously, Bulletproof means Launcher will never be killed!!

But, the script expects that "lock home in memory" to be disabled, AFAIK.....if I am wrong, I apologise in advance!!!

BTW, if your not on ICS, can I recommend that old favorite Launcher Pro.....it may lack support from the Dev, but it runs silky smooth on GB and is lightweight with many options!!!

Sent either from my Sammy GT-i8150 or my Momo11 Bird Tablet!!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] reidzeibel:
Yes, Zepp advise not to enable the option IF you don't know what it is used for :p

Yes, If the launcher or ROM supports "Keep home in memory", do this instead of using supercharger script, I forgot to write this, thanks Irish for adding that part :D

Sent from my Modded Stock DXLA2 (Didn't have the mood to update)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
Well, I don't know friend.....

every tutorial I have seen or read including Zepp on the V6 Thread, says you should disable this setting if you have it, as it interferes with how V6 manages memory.....

and if you leave it enabled, it may cause lag on your device, the advice is to disable it, and Compcache [zRam]....If you don't have the option, it don't matter, so it's mainly aimed at CM7/9 ROMs.......

to achieve same result, V6 uses the Bullet Proof Launcher, but I think Zepp now advises to use the HTK option, as BPL breaks some other stuff in ICS.....

just to emphasise, it is important to read the outputs given in the script......

Zepp can be a hard taskmaster if you ask something covered there or in help files, etc.

Small example of his comments here:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] XR-7:
//EDIT2:

My original writing here was:

These words might have been choosen to sharp for this given thread. See the further discussion for more details.

The essential core of my statement is to use the Supercharger with care, as you might run in more problems than before, if you do not know about your usage scenario and the side effects that come with every change in those parameters.

Tweaking settings like those of Supercharger is always a trade-off - but you can only adjust them if you know which flavor of system-behavior you prefer. Most users don't have a clue, so they have to believe magicians - Unlucky for them, because the provided magic potions are not more than nicely advertised placebo.

But at least, they got some great funky banners, so you can easily spread your unawareness in the whole xda forums via your signature through adding them.

// EDIT:

You can optimize memory management for either single task scenarios or multitasking scenarios. Logically, this is a classic trade-off.

To give an simplified example:

- Higher low-memory-killer-borders increase the chances of getting a smoother experience when running only one specific app most the time.

- On the other side, multitasking user experience will suffer, as activities get flushed out of memory earlier, when free memory decreases.

Other example: The VFS Cache Pressure parameter, which controls the weight between file system cache and application memory space.

- Lower values should give you better experience, wenn handling similar task scenarios most of the time, since their access patterns improve through caching

- On the other side, there is less memory space for applications, so this setup will give you slower task switching, as it is more likely now, that your desired new foreground application is not present in memory anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] zeppelinrox:
Sounds like you've been reading my thread.

Thanks for confirming everything I've said LOL

Fact is, nobody can preach about android memory management and be right without confirming my findings.

So you're right.

And you confirm my findings.

Thanks and you're welcome.

PS. People know they hate launcher redraws and know they like it fixed.

But then again, you haven't read the thread or tried supercharger otherwise you'd know that it has different flavours for multitasking, aggressiveness and balanced.

And it's popular because it's for those that do know, and those that don't - not to mention that it works and does what it says.

If anybody thinks it's a placebo, it's in their head.

And you're wrong when you say "scripts like SuperCharger" because there is no such thing as a script like SuperCharger... silly.

edit: oh about VFS cache pressure, you can check that and all the other placebos in the Kick Ass Kernelizer script.

You fail to mention the importance of min_free_kbytes and dirty ratios and lease-break-time in your attempt to sound knowledgeable.

I guess you were too busy enjoying hearing yourself talk.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
Man...

I woz goin to write that....but you just did it for me....

from the horses mouth, so to say!!!

Thanx....

hope you didn't mind the pic.....captures the essence of Zepp :p

EDIT....of course in XR's OP the EDIT bit was missing, so of course be had a quick look at the V6 thread....went Ohh Ohhhh!!!!

Edit:

I withdraw offending remarks about XR.....

as I have no knowledge as to his level of knowledge....

and in all humility I know phuck all myself....

OK??

Peace :)

Sent either from my Sammy GT-i8150 or my Momo11 Bird Tablet!!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] XR-7:
Sounds logic. I see that a am completely wrong at the V6-thread, so i go back, place a big EDIT-Label under my text, and add more text, so that every one can cen see it? Not.

Seriously, the examples i gave are there to line up the claim i did in the first part: V6 SuperCharger is no the glory fire-and-forget solution, most of those performance-increases come with some kind of accordant disadvantage. This should be mentioned.

For some kind of stuff, one does not need >500 posts, but a solid technical comprehension, common sense and some research on the web.

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@zeppelinrox

What i wanted to express is: Those settings are trade-offs concerning the user experience. This stands in contrast to your explanations, which claim to bring both speed and multitasking to every phone. Forcing the home launcher to stay in memory is a good idea, but it was a one-liner until ICS came, so this can't be the reason for running hundreds LOCs at system startup.

The majority of users has a bunch of other problems, with their device configuration messed up, too much resource-intensive apps installed or a bad-performing ROM installed at some time.

And then there comes this shiny tool, it sounds like the good old american way of life (and is named like it): giving resources here, spending some more memory here - there's no limit, it makes your device blazing fast, it gives you all the things you dreamed of, on your old sluggish device.

Naturally, thats not the case: Yes, there might be useful scenarios, as it allows switching beetween LMK-profiles etc. But lets be honest: Normal users have no clue what they are doing there, playing around and getting more problems than before.

Actually, i like your idea of making those parameters accessible with more ease. As a advanced user, you can archive performance gains, because you know what to set for your specific usage scenario.

Its simply not the fire-and-forget-speedup for android, but people tend to believe this.

// Update:

I added a more diplomatic statement to my original post. Although my technical base argumenttion is the same as before, i guess its good for the discussion if there are less misleading emitotional expressions.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] zeppelinrox:
Just read post 3 in my thread.

It was never a one-liner. (well bulletproof launcher used to be at first)

Lock Home in Memory was a one-liner and it wasn't good enough.

All 3 launcher strengths are stronger than "lock home in memory" and there are 3 strengths precisely because there are trade offs...

Reading the script output would explain it anyway but suffice to say, you have said nothing that contradicts anything that I've said.

And very few users have problems with it and has a very good reputation.

Otherwise, this wouldn't happen:

http://goo.gl/qM6yR+

http://goo.gl/1JPl8+

Of course, that is only counting clicks on the goo.gl links... not all clicks.

But you get the idea: the sky's the limit.

And yep... it's like getting a brand new phone.

I've listened to you talk in circles so here's some advice: know what you're talking about before talking about it.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
OK man XR......I have removed my offensive comment about you, mainly becoz I don't know you and have no basis for the comment I made, and also becoz I think I cannot stand over it, so accept my apology please....

its not my usual form at all!!

You can check my posts!!

But, you were being provocative IMHO, and that is usually a good basis for discussion :D

OK!!

Sent either from my Sammy GT-i8150 or my Momo11 Bird Tablet!!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] XR-7:
That's okay. As i mentioned above, i had also choosen sharp words, guess there might have been some more suitable writing style.

Nevertheless, i also guess that both sides - positive and negative - of the supercharger script should be discussed, as it is definitely note the magic silver bullet as it is sometimes perceived.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] XR-7:
Yes, it's remarkable. Not only one's device becomes at least a Galaxy Nexus, but it also increases display size, brigths up your teeth and pleasures your girlfriend.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] zeppelinrox:
You should get this for your girlfriend: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...GwsMSwxLDEsImF0dGljbGFiLkRyb2lkVmlicmF0b3IiXQ..

But if her device is SuperCharged, you're out of a job but mostly because you bore everybody to death.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] eevoenc:
i try v6 for a day, at night i realized that sms that i send in a day just keeping sending without being sent, i've tried to unsupercharged and reboot phone, but sms still sending, until i restore system to earlier setting than restart the phone, and check for the messages are sent

what is wrong with it?

what version of v6 that support stock rom?

is v6 increase free ram or is it does anything else? because i see no different on free ram that showed in ram booster

one more thing, when i run the script, i see text "it will not run on this rom, but you still can cook bla bla bla" is it normal?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] aifam5:
Hi, I have a stock ROM on my Galaxy Mini ... But something naryłem and after installing any ROMs (modified, eg CyanogenMod7), stands on the boot ... I have uploaded the new clean ROM and boot.img (which I once worked). And it stops. What do I have 3 days to tire and reinstalls ROM. : (

Work only stock ROMs...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] J.Paul:
Change the baseband
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] jainsavan:
Install ClockWorkMod or RZ recoeryand try to flash and also wipe data and cache before and fter you install... Its very imp fro wipe data and cache..:)

Try it or say the procedure what you did and what version of stock rom are you using coz we shud hav gingerbread so..:confused::good:
[Off-topic] geco4u:
Hello,

I'm wondering if any of you knows how to get free tickets for the Berlin's Electronic Fair which will be held by the end of August.

Last edition I bought some e-coupons at 50% of the ticket price on ebay.de and I assume they were free tickets provided by exhibitors to selected customers.

Any idea? thanks!
[Off-topic] mikef:
sure!

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=discount+tickets+ifa+2012+berlin
[Desire HD General] nickliv:
I know you guys have seen this over, and over. 1st post from a noob.

I've been through the forum since lunchtime, using the search function, but I just cant make the damn thing fire up.

I rooted it with AAHK, worked brilliantly, then I put the ICS ROM onto it, worked fine apart from the camera, which I was expecting, but after trying numerous camera apps, I couldn't get it to work, SO

I re ran AAHK to put Froyo back onto it, from where I could take the HTC system update and reinstall Gingerbread while I waited for further developments for the camera.

Phone was nicely plugged in and AAHK was running away, but the doorbell rang, I got up to answer it and my daughter saw my phone and decided to play Angry Birds. Unplugging the phone.

She got angry Daddy instead.

I can boot into recovery mode (which is something I guess) but how do I get it back up and running.

On the recovery screen I have the following text:-

ACE PUT SHIP S-OFF RL

HBOOT-0.85.0024

MICROP-0438

RADIO-26. 03.02.26_M

Apr 12 2011, 00.55.45

Then the instructions for selecting, then the menu. Recovery gives me the red triangle, reset takes me to the HTC screen, then a green circley thing, then HTC, then ....

I tried running an RUU install, but my computer doesnt recognise the phone and I can't make that work either.

AM I looking at it meeting with a 'terrible accident' or is it recoverable?

SD card was wiped. My bad there.
[Desire HD General] nickliv:
It seems that fortune favours the brave. Seems I'm uploading a RUU now. I ought to be able to get some sleep soon.
[Desire HD General] xxkid123:
Well It's great that you managed to get it going again. On a side note, before this mess happened, if you wanted something more stable, you should have just flashed another ROM, maybe something with gingerbread. Cyanogenmod is a great rom to get into root stuff too.

I'm not sure what you mean by rerunning AAHK? AAHK does allow you to remove root if you're on a supported stock rom. but I don't recall it being able to put you back onto a stock rom from another ROM. You would have to apply an update package from HTC (making you lose root and most of you're info too).

BTW, that screen which you call recovery is actually the bootloader screen, from there you can choose what you want to boot into.

Unfortunately I don't really know how to help you from here, there's only so far I can go on the technical side before I FC and reboot. Other then telling you where you went wrong (and probably know by now), I can't tell you how to go right. Woot woot for constructive criticism. :victory:
[Desire HD General] Teichopsia:
For your first post, try downloading the htc drivers (htc sync) to your computer.

Second post: uploading?

Sent from a dream.
[Desire HD General] adilrenzu:
your computer wont be able to recognize ur phone whatever u do...U will have to install the RUU (PD98IMG) from fastboot (Make sure not to flash a Froyo RUU on a phone shipped with gingerbread).. i am sure u knw how to flash the RUU using PD98IMG from fastboot, just do it and everything will be fine and u will return to stock and u will also loose root,so u will have to root it again.
[Desire HD General] nickliv:
I re rooted it, as I am, as we all know, a noob, I thought that would put Froyo back on it, (Like I did when I rooted it first) and then I could simply take it on over to Gingerbread with the system update tool.

Ultimately, the bootloader worked, and I now have a fully working phone.

Thanks to you all for your replies, you're making a man whois old enough to know better understand a little more with each one.

Oh yeah, I could get into the bootloader screen by turning power on and holding the VOL - button. When I pressed power on and help the VOL + button, it buzzed 4 times, and the orange notification light just flashed, nothing else.

Doesn't really matter, it works, it's back to how it was, and I know where I went wrong, ish.
[Desire HD General] GuyInTheCorner:
although the issue is resolved, must important thing when something goes wrong: Don't panic! (Hitchikers Guide refrence there :)

Happened to me when I rooted my friends inspire 4G (he saw that AAHK says it was done on the phone and decided to unplug it straight away) just come the the forums :)

It's always the forums....
[Nexus 7 General] vboyz103:
Anyone got good source for some wallies please share.
[Nexus 7 General] AraDreamer:
Uh, you may want to have a mod shove this down to the Themes/Apps section, where it will get a little more attention. Also, in themes/apps, go check out the 'post your home screen' thread for some sweet sources.

-Ara
[Nexus 7 General] shaneydroid:
Install zedge? https://play.google.com/store/apps/...ndroid&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd
[Nexus 7 General] MattSkeet:
Zedge is rubbish then quality of the wallpapers is just bad ... 170kb for a wallpaper that is 1280x720?

PicSpeed wallpapers from play .....best app IMHO
[Nexus 7 General] blackhand1001:
Honeycomb had some of the best wallpapers for tablets IMO.

Currently running this one
[Nexus 7 General] Mustang7302:
This.
[Nexus 7 General] kpjimmy:
Wallbase is good, but kinda buggy at times but the walls are HD. I like em.
[Nexus 7 General] Salty Wagyu:
Basically Google image search for wallpaper (can also use keywords like abstract) using a size of 1600x1280 for it to fit the Nexus 7 in portrait/landscape. 1280x720 is not correct when using a revolving launcher, you end up cropping a lot of it.
[Nexus 7 General] Landara:
I thought the screensize was 1280x800? And why would it be different in Landscape? It'd be reversed. 800X1280 wallpaper is everywhere. I've found a ton and it seems to fit the screen perfectly.
[Nexus 7 General] rwb2073:
Just started using Wallpapers Bay for Tablet. High Res. I like it.
[Nexus 7 General] nerfman100:
You know how the wallpaper moves when you go between pages on the launcher? Well, the wallpaper needs to be exactly twice the horizontal width of the screen in order to do so without cropping.
[Nexus 7 General] mikesm1234:
Interfacelift.com , one of the biggest collections and some of the best looking Wallpapers on the net. Select from drop down menu to select your size. For Nexus 7 it would be, "1280x800 Google tablet".
[Nexus 7 General] sk8erbg207:
+1 , There is a button that crops it for you so you don't butcher it like I do when I try, and their very nice resolution.
[Nexus 7 General] Landara:
Ah i see the difference I dont use wallpaper scrolling :D That's why it's different on mine.
[Nexus 7 General] feelinfroggy23:
I like this one. Really good thanks
[Nexus 7 General] hafai:
I second wallbase. The app is pretty nice with the ability to set the wallpaper (and save i presume) right from the app or save it to your device and view/set from the gallery app.
[Nexus 7 General] MikeMurphy:
This is my wallpaper at the moment, and it looks phenomenal.

http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/D48978f1/02178_croatianboat_2560x1600.jpg

I prefer to stay away from unnecessary apps when I can find wallpaper online. Interfacelift is a really good site for high res wallpaper. For best result, always select the highest resolution possible and let Android downsample it automatically when you set it as wallpaper.
[Nexus 7 General] AraDreamer:
Anyone else stalk deviantart for wallpapers, or is that just me?

-Ara
[Nexus 7 General] vanka472:
Interfacelift is the way to go. The pictures look AMAZING.

cheers,

vanka
[Nexus 7 General] woundedworld:
I do, I like submicron's work.

Sent from the back of a police car
[Nexus 7 General] barthie:
what widgets are you using?
[Nexus 7 General] bourne-nolonger:
I vote wallbase.

You can filter based on resolution which is nice as well.

It does have a tendency to crash though unfortunately.
[Nexus 7 General] metalwraith:
interfacelift website is good for wallpapers. plus i also use http://wall.alphacoders.com
[Nexus 7 General] jonnyg1097:
I love using wallbase.net

The amount of images they have there is amazing.
[Nexus 7 General] bluefirehead:
Wallbase.com definitely!!
[Nexus 7 General] moghm:
Hi,

can you tell me which weather widget that is on your screen please ?

many thanks
[Nexus 7 General] moghm:
anyone ?
[Nexus 7 General] gogol:
How do you make your home screen landscape?

DPI change?