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[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
R u pretty stable with the 1.8? Most testers could not get their device to benchmark with the voltages I set, so I sent them another version with a tad bit increase.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] morfic:
As long as there are kernels flashing boot.img we can only hope it's the rom's ramdisk we end up with, not others which might be using barrier=0.

The corrupted /data/ is rather annoying.

Might be interesting to see who has barrier=0 when they type 'mount' on terminal (no ' ' obviously)

Side note, considering it goes up to 520 without it, i'm looking forward to trying your

static int pmu_core_edp = 1300;

Or well 1250 or so next.

Your git is fun with most changes in the initial commit :P and i thought i was bad with git :cyclops:
[Nexus 7 Original Development] xnerdx:
Where could I find this 1.8Ghz OC? I run 1.7 stable without a problem.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
PM me your email and I'll slide you in the beta testers :)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] _motley:
Yeah, very true....rogue ramdisks with crazy tweaks can make us look bad:(. It will be interesting to see what folks find out there in the wild.

Sorry Clemsyn, I should have suggested a fork to start so you could preverve all the history. But hey, it works and we are having fun right?!

Just one thought from my previous study of pmu_core_edp and setting it higher. If a bootloader would ever pass a voltage value in the kernel command line in the future, I believe I found that it may stop the kernel from honoring the voltage you set in pmu_core_edp, i.e. it would use the command line value instead. I would have to go back to verify 100%, but I believe this is what I found. So, if you decide to keep these changes, it may be wise to unhook that part of the code in case it suddenly starts getting passed in the future. Probably not likely, but possible.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] boynamedstacy:
I'm solid bro. Rock solid!

Sent from my Glazed-over Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
1.8 Beta2 released to testers...may have a lower fps score due to lowered pixclock to prevent pink screen issues....Working on a Balanced Power and Speed at the moment. Will release when ready.

NEW KERNEL RELEASED ON SECOND POST. This is best for battery life and less heat with OC at 1.5ghz and GPU at 600 :)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] pqrs:
its great to see you here clemsyn! ive ran your kernels before with great success! ive been on the 1.7 for a couple days now and its been great.. nothing abnormal and it runs great! thanks for your hard work.:cowboy:
[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
Hey pqrs (cowboy) :) I see you got a Nexus 7..Congrats :) Glad you liked the kernel.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
LOL, my git has always been a MESS... Starting to relearn though but it's definitely hard to teach old dogs new tricks.

BTW, my 1.8beta2 has 1350 core edp :) since I hate to keep that cpu_mv higher than the core.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
Thanks _motley. I should have forked it but forgot to do so... Anyways, would be curious in what you find out. I think the core mv holds though buy looking at the dmesg but I could be wrong :)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] xrishox:
has anyone tried the undervolted kernel and if so how stable is it?

and are you thinking about continuing to work on this version of the kernel like making it more stable, or is it just a test you are throwing out there?

could it be undervolted further if it ran at stock clock speed? an undervolted stock clock kernel with extreme battery saving seems really enticing especially since there's very few things that can fully utilize the cpu even at stock.

and how much more time can you squeeze out of your battery with it undervolted? is it negligible or could it actually be substantial?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] NCspecV81:
This kernel is a bauss neggar....
[Nexus 7 Original Development] BrandT90:
I'm undervolted slightly on the lower frequencies. I had _motley's kernel undervolted quite a bit. You probably won't notice much improvement in battery life unless it runs idle/lower frequencies most of the time, but it still won't be that significant. Underclocking saved more battery for me...I'm usually running at 1.1GHz.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
The undervolted version undervolts not only the CPU voltage but also the CORE voltage..eg. Nexus by default has the core voltage at 1.2volts controlling the GPU at 416. This undervolted version has the core voltage at 1.175volts controlling the GPU at 600..it also maximizes the other speeds so if you have a good batch of Tegra3, you should be able to use it. I would also release at 1.2volts core controlling the GPu at 600 soon to cover more devices. The CPU voltage can be controlled by apps like System Tuner, CPU spy..etc but the Core Voltage cannot and is dependent on the CPU voltage as it throttles along.

BTW, I would like to thank the beta testers for the 1.8. Looks like the 2nd version has pretty good results :) Will release soon.

Also the pink issue is related to how the Refresh Rate is (pixel clock) but lowering this causes lower 3d and 2d scores because the Refresh Rate is lowered. Will release 2 versions of the 1.8 ghz to cover this.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
Nice, with the 1.8ghz and lower pixel clock?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] xrishox:
well, i flashed your undervolted kernel and it won't get past the google screen, it just boot loops, and i can't get into recovery because of the kernel so now i'm stuck in just being able to get into fastboot. do you have or know of a working kernel img that i can flash/boot into so that i can fix this? i've looked and all of the kernels are just zip files. or do you know a way to extract the kernel.img from one of those zip files? thanks in advance.

EDIT: nevermind just fastboot booted into the zimage file for motley's kernel and i got it all sorted out. i didn't realize the zimage and kernel.img were the same thing.

the nexus is awesome. it's basically brick-proof. if you can completely recover from a broken kernel there's almost nothing you can't do.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] Rafase282:
Cant you just connect the tablet to your computer via usb, boot into bootloader, then manually select to boot into recovery from the device and then flash the zip?

Have you tried that?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] xrishox:
when i did that it would just boot loop. it all seems to be working now though. just flashed back to motley's kernel.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] brizey:
So far no issues with the original 1.7/600 version after a few days of use. The antutu bench pushes me over 70 a bit (looks like the thermal control works...it backs down below 70 pretty quickly), but never even get to 60 under normal use. I must have a decent chip.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] _motley:
Hi clemsyn, setting the core mV is fine for now and will hold...it's only if the bootloader would be changed in the future to pass the kernel a non-zero command line parameter for core_edp (currently it passes core_edp = 0).

In common.c, you can see if this command-line parm is non-zero, then all of the sudden your pmu_core_edp would be changed on init and the hard-coded pmu_core_edp value would not be honored any longer. So, no worries for now and this isn't likely to happen, but I just wanted to point out what I found in case something new is released where this changes and things are working as expected. In that case, or even now for future protection, this code can easily be changed to leave the hard-coded voltage alone.

static int __init tegra_pmu_core_edp(char *options)
{
char *p = options;
int core_edp = memparse(p, &p);
if (core_edp != 0)
pmu_core_edp = core_edp;
return 0;
}
[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
Thanks _motley..BTW, we made the front page :) BTW, I also tried to increase the video memory but it seems to be locked in bootloader too :(

Also the last balanced kernel version 2 will also be released soon, the 1175mv max for vcore just causes a few devices to become unstable so I will raise it to 1200mv..
[Nexus 7 Original Development] friedsonjm:
HELP Installed this and 'bricked' I can get to bootloader but when I select recovery I just get the initial 'Google' screen and it goes no further. A 'normal' boot just bootloops to the same screen. I'm trying to get connected by adb/fastboot so far no luck... I know there was a program I was using for this before.. am spacing on what it is called? Ah.. Root Toolkit.. hold on...

Wow, can't even get it to boot from temporary CWM... and while connected fastboot, not connected ADB.. Now what?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
Try connecting the device to a computer USB and then enter the bootloader, then select recovery. That should bring you to CWM recovery.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] friedsonjm:
Ahhhhhh.. I had forgotten that little "gotta connect to PC via USB' detail.... thank you so much! Restoring now... [now darn it, how am I gonna get that undervoltage kernal running?!]
[Nexus 7 Original Development] clemsyn:
I just released a version increasing the core_mv to 1200 mv...that should help

BTW, 1.8ghz is up now !!!! IT WILL GET HOT IN THERE :)

1. Temp limit increased to 70

2. Voltages increased to commodate 1.8 ghz and GPU at 650
[Nexus 7 Original Development] friedsonjm:
Nope, same thing again, bootloops at the Google screen.. restoring now...
[Nexus 7 Original Development] adrianblack:
Curious what you mean by covering the ground pin of WiFI. Couldn't find information about this on other threads.

EDIT: Never mind -- found the thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1819596
[Nexus 7 Original Development] pinoyto:
I got the undervolted 1.175v working pretty well and I thought I was stable...It ran very cool but when I fired up some THD games, it started hanging up..I downloaded the latest 1.20 undervolted 1.5 and everything is working great :) No hang ups and doesn't get very hot :) Thanks clemsyn.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] miketoasty:
Just put ton the latest version and overclocked to 1.8 and the device feels completely different in terms of speed. This seriously blows everything else out of the water.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] danielsf:
Just done this, I can't believe the difference it makes, I just hope it doesn't cause any hardware damage (I don't know anything about how wifi chips work)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] Nuclearcodes:
Sorry for the noob question, but how world you flash it to your devise haven't found how to anywhere and was going down the path of trying to create a rom to do it (that failed).
[Nexus 7 Original Development] kevlars9:
Got boot loop on Google screen with the new 1.2 kernel as well :(. Anything else I can try to get it to boot or is it that my device just can't handle the awesomeness?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] pinoyto:
Your device just can't handle the undervolts and speed of the kernel. I've been running it pretty stable so far and very happy with it.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] t_007_v2:
same here that kernel should be avoided i'm looping on the google screen and can't get to recovery from the bootloader screen. mine shows a bright google logo then the logo dims then resets.

my first soft brick weeeeeeeeeeeeee );. if i can work my way out of this mess i will learn my lesson and stay with motleys kernel forever.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] pinoyto:
Avoided? NO way... clemsyn clearly warned you that not all devices can handle the speed, thus you should be familiar in getting out of this mess before trying his kernels. Check post 156, it indicates all you have to do is plug it to a computer, enter bootloader and enter recovery.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] t_007_v2:
really just disappointed / bummed my N7 can't handle this kernel at all. used recovery to flash back to motley 1.1.1
[Nexus 7 Original Development] cordell507:
w00t!!
[Nexus 7 Original Development] simms22:
heres a set of benchmarks, at 1800/1800 ondemand/deadline, fsync off. i can say that it didnt get as hot as i thought it would, but.. the thermal throttle should be set about 5C higher, just so that more people would be able to see the fruits of a nexus 7 benched at 1.8ghz. running well here without any issues :)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] kieso:
So glad to see clem involved with the n7! I loved what you did to help team drh with the gtab. I guess it time to root! Thanks for your work!
[Nexus 7 Original Development] brizey:
I found that I am able to drop the voltage on the top slot to 1275 mV, and that minor change is enough to keep me out of the 70's when benching.

(On the 1.8 650 version)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] pinoyto:
Those are great scores!!!! Are you in some kind of liquid nitrogen cooling :)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] simms22:
na, was sitting in a well air conditioned room. besides, it didnt get as hot as i imagined it would.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] _motley:
Cool, glad I just went back and read this thread or I would have missed it! Here is the link if others missed it as well.

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/push-your-nexus-7-to-the-limit-with-elite-kernel/

Yeah, I think 1200mV core (stock) is best for a daily driver. It is necessary for doing anything fun with the CPU or GPU.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] espionage724:
Clemsyn1.5undervoltedextreme.zip didn't work for my Nexus 7, but Clemsyn1.8GPU650 works fine :)

Is there any "harm" in using this as a daily driver? I know battery life will be reduced, but what about lifespan overall of the tablet?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] DroidMaster18:
Hey guys, I think the goal to reach is 2.0ghz, and around 8,000 quadrant. If we could reach that, and run it without our nexus in a freezer (normally that would be sarcastic) that would be amazing!

Sent from my 'better than yours' Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 Original Development] t_007_v2:
the 1.8 / 650 is working for me. my question is if i'm not running the core at 1.8 but at 1.5 what is the gpu clock speed? set at 1.5 is the gpu still at 650 or does it range down with the lower core clock?

thank you

the only bench i have run is quadrant at 1.8. i do see a noticeable improvement in my 3d score from 3000+- to 4000+-
[Nexus 7 Original Development] albinoman887:
Wow you guys are crazy, keep up the good work I'm afraid to flash this and I'm a crackflasher
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shdybrady:
Is there an app where i can trade files via bluetooth?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UndisputedGuy:
Go into the stock file manager and select the file and click share at the top. Then you can share it with bluetooth
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shdybrady:
Easy enough. I am assuming i can go from tablet to tablet?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UndisputedGuy:
Yeah as long as both have bluetooth. I think you need to make the device dicoverable but someone can correct me if i'm wrong.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] genuser:
Make it discoverable and then pair the devices.

You can send files through a file manager and select the share option. When you get the menu of how to share, choose Bluetooth.

It will only let you send files with extensions that are recognized by the tablet. If you have other files you want to send, change the extension to .jpg, send, then rename back to original file name.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] schu9120:
Jelly 'Beans' 2.0

manual install

Jelly Beans

I made this for BeansTown106's TW rom but thought I leave it here incase anyone else wants it

Download for manual install

Beans Rom Boot Animation

Download Flashable zip

Doanload for manual install

Galaxy SIII

Here is a little piece of candy that I found... Enjoy

Download Flashable .zip

Manual install

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?e76ee8xj2ju1w5s

The New AOKP

I finally had some time today and put a new bootanimation together...

Go and thank ThaPHLASH for the imagery. He did a nice job.

Download

Flashable .zip

manual install

Here is my first boot animation designed specifically for the Galaxy S III

The intro was originally created by Jaekar99 (Thanks) and the rest is mine.

Instructions

Download Flashable Zip (flashes bootanimation.zip to data/local)

download file and flash in CWM

Download bootanimation.zip for manual install

Copy bootanimation.zip to data/local

Reboot

Let me know if it works and hit the thanks button if you like it :beer:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DROID3R:
IT DIDNT WORK FOR ME.:(

running synergy 1.7 with imos kernel 0.1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] drbveb88:
Yeah me neither . I hope it gets fixed. I've been waitng for sweet boot.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] schu9120:
I mention this in the OP.

The problem is that synergyROM doesn't allow a custom boot animation even with a custom kernel. I asked about it in the thread but didn't get a response. I'll try again.

That's why I use bean's
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] drbveb88:
I just re read your post and realize that it doesn't work on senergy. **smacking my head** thanks anyways.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] manny108:
Nice Boot

I just flashed this. Great boot animation.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] r1_2fast4u:
Loving it, thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TokedUp:
any chance of getting this for Stock Rooted?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] uber_mike:
I manually installed to data/local on bean v6 and it works perfect!

Thanks for the animation, schu9120.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] schu9120:
It is pretty tough to make one that will work with stock. I'll look into what it would take to get it working with stock and I believe it would then work with synergy ROM too.

I'm busy paving a street right now so I'll look at it after work ;)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] illusion787:
wow that is pretty sweet looking, thanks for sharing!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] GrainOsand:
You would have to make it a .qmg file to run on stock rom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BeADroid:
Dude thabjs this rocks!

Rocking T2 on the S3 (V)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] drbveb88:
What rom are You using this with..beans?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] schu9120:
Added new AOKP bootanimation
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] habitual_line_stepper:
Cool boot animation, works great on Bean's Rom
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] HolyGrail:
Hi schu9120

Looks like Synergy is now using a custom kernel......Bootanimation coming its way? :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Menardo:
Is there anyway you could make a download of just the blue android part of the countdown animation?! Have it just run that during the boot up process?! Thanks in advance... I'm just being picky
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] alacrify:
Love this - I'm getting white page flashes during the dropping androids (end of cycle) - I can look up how to fix that, but is that something you could fix/repost or do I have something out of whack? Task650 AOKP ROM, included kernel.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] schu9120:
Let me start off by saying that my old laptop is being a sh*t head and is making these boot animations WAY more difficult than they should be...

I need some time to get one put together and I haven't looked around to see what kind of Team Synergy images are out there. Do they have a logo?

This, I should be able to put together tonight.

That's a tough one. I'm guessing that my images are too big or possibly something else... our phones are too busy loading important stuff when they boot up to handle high quality images. I'll see what I can do, but if you find a salution let me know:banghead:

I don't have much free time to work on these but I'll do my best. I'm just a road maintenance worker with an art degree and a four year old boy so free time is pretty tough to find right now.

Every time you hit the thanks button I'll put another 10 minutes of work into new boot animations ;)

Sent from my GS³
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scoutamis:
Does anyone know how to make a wallpaper.apk? So I don't have to search my SD card for the wallpapers I want to set. Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asdfglkjhg:
easily take the file cmwallpapers.apk from any cm rom or any file named wallpapers.apk from any rom

decompile it and put your images in the images folder then compile it again
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scoutamis:
Thanks so much but I'm not familiar with decompiling and recompiling apk's. Any idea where I could find a tutorial? Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiffer1991:
its very simple just read some tutorials about the apk manager tool it lets u decompile, change and recompile apps so the described way (take the cmwallpapers.apk) would be the waay i would have suggested u too

check this

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/edit-your-apk-files-using-apk-manager-4-4/
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Scoutamis:
Does anyone know how to make a wallpaper.apk? So I don't have to search my SD card for the wallpapers I want to set. Thanks!
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] alcaponsita:
Hello! I want to change the, background Transparent like a X10S ROM. Thanks and sorry bad english!

USING XPERIA X10 ON champS ROM

feralab rom
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] vichoh:
Hey, all your post are confusing at all, could you please provide more details about your request, if it's possible any screenshot or image?
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] vinurohitraj:
He already apologized for his bad english :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stshhh:
Hi,

Today i had an issue with GTalk and Gmail, which weren't working on Wifi... The other apps were working well... It's interesing because gtalk & gmail were working with mobile data internet!!!

Than, i did a phone reboot, and after that gtalk and gmail are working well...

Is there a bug or somthing else?! my firmare is XXBLFB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegtfusion:
Hey guys.

I have been wondering if the screen of our phone is scratch resistant like gorilla glass.

I read that has a obleotobic (blablavla) coating and thats for the fingerprints.

But is it scratch resistant?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strumcat:
No, it's not like Gorilla Glass and will scratch if you're not careful. A nice XO screen protector might help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegtfusion:
Ok. Thanks for the info
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abnah:
It actually IS hardened glass. Maybe not Gorilla Glass, but resistant against usual daily-life dangers like keys.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegtfusion:
Did you try it? About the keys? Did it scratch?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tgyberg:
My phone has been all naked for 8 months and not a mark anywhere. Just be very careful and you'll be fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
even if the phone has gorilla glass, it can scratch...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abnah:
Yes. I had it in the same pocket with my keys often. (And before replacement I got curious, and scratched it with a knife. xDD No damage, but I didn't scratch hard.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bhupinder08:
I believe a screen protector will have more harm once your remove it from screen and it's not required if you take a little care.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nexusvolt:
I have gotten a couple of scratches on my gnex, and i have been really careful.... Seems like they appeared from nowhere and i haven't got a clue where I get t them from.....

Skickat från min Galaxy Nexus via Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TECK:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyLC61JxsJQ

Try it and let us know. :cyclops:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] castaway1:
exactly same for me. I care a lot but it was all for nothing because i find two long micro scratches on screen...screen protector is on the way :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Arrio:
It's usually sand that would leave light scratches on the screen. My Nexus S had a lot of light scratches on it, but it could be a different type of glass.