yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Arc Android Development] bassie112:
I had that too the first time. I did a factory reset and memory card format, then installed the rom with the android bar (widgets and battery %) and I ended up with some force closes and no widgets. After that I installed the rom again (don't know about factory reset) with exactly the same options and then I got the widgets and less force closes. Only androidcredentialservice (or something like that) sometimes force closes.

Still happy with the rom btw. I have clocked my (normal) Arc back from 1.4Ghz to 1GHz as the speed is still good! Good job man.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
I run it with about 800Mhz so it should be fine.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jkjacek:
Me too ;).

Could you tell what is your settings recomendation to gain long battery life? And as little lags as possible ;).

BTW. There are some issues in installation, I cannot time to specific investigation, but scenario is somethink like:

1. Installed first time with changed (not default) settings (status bar and something more, suppose launcher, but not sure what I selected)

experienced lack of QuickSettings apps

2. Installed second time with changed settings (as update, not as first installation).

I don't remember what I selected, but the settings in this step was insufficient to boot, probably settings from point 1 was different.

Phone didn't boot.

3. Installed third time with almost default settings, changed status bar as for 'android sth' like

After reboot all working properly, except problems with Exchange and Email for first few seconds.

Rom is really fast, but I don't need fast, I need beautiful rom with long battery life and not heavy lags.

Question: during installation I selected Supercharged, after reboot phone starts ScriptManager with 99SuperCharged script.

What I should do with this application, close application or press Home button?

My current kernel is XArc v2.0.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] d3FytH3m1Nd:
i need tips for longer battery life too! nice rom but back when i was jjhybrid the battery life was much better!

still, its just a small problem i guess.. :D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jkjacek:
I started from jjhybrid with locked BL :). Don't remember exactly how it was about battery life but for some reason I wasn't happy.

OK, now I installed XArc 2.0 kernel. It is quite good kernel according to battery.

My settings: max freq.=806MHz, min freq=184MHz, intelidemand, noop. Don't know if my settings are good. Will try. Previously I had Jelly Bean rom, during night hours battery drain was acceptable.

The best kernel for battery I found so far is

[KERNEL]ARC/S-Advanced stock-4.1.B.0.587-[ROOT+INIT.D+CWM+SD-EXT].

I let you know how Omega V3 works with XArc 2.0 kernel.

I also looking for good rom and kernel to obtain good balance between battery life and rom usability.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] bassie112:
I use Lupus v5.2 kernel and modules. Previously I used Doomlord v5 (not supported and old source), xArc v? (random reboots) and ArcKnight 3.5.1. ArcKnight is also very good but I noticed that Lupus is a little faster and battery friendly, at least for my usage.

To have good performance and battery I set these setting using SetXperia on my normal Arc:

-Goverener: interactive

-I/O: deadline

-Voltages: -50 mV

-CPU: 0.1Ghz-1Ghz (previously on other roms I used 1.4Ghz, Omega v3 seems to perform great on 1Ghz)

InteractiveX is even more battery friendly than Interactive because when the screen is off it will lock on the lowest frequency. However when playing music with the screen off that gives me some music slowdowns on 0.1Ghz minimum. On 0.2Ghz minimum it plays fine but battery was a little bit worse than 0.1Ghz in combination with Interactive which doesn't force lock on lowest frequency, so I'll stick wth that.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] bassie112:
Hmm, apparently the new Adreno JB drivers make a huge impact in performance on 2011 devices running ICS. I don't play games and everything was already very smooth so I ran Antutu to see any differences.

Arc@1.4Ghz without any benchmark optimizations, few minutes after a restart, scores from second run:

-drivers in omega v3: cpu=1388, gpu=1275

-drivers from JB: cpu=1387, gpu=1359

So not a huge benchmark improvement but maybe it is good for people that play games.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
It basically looks like a GPU optimization..
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Teddyk:
4 data on this rom and its still flying :D

only problem so far is that the V6 super charger seems to be to agrasive with killing apps in bagground

Sendt fra min LT15i med Tapatalk2
[Xperia Arc Android Development] eryck2012:
+1

true, its like im playin it on iphone.. prolly coz i have both thunderbolt and supercharger installed.. but it lags a little bit if there are other applications running at the same time.. well thats how supercharger works anyway :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jkjacek:
But I suppose there is a way to changing the slightly radical supercharger settings to more 'applications friendly'?

Theumad could you tell us which v6_* supercharger script you used in your Rom? Or simply could you tell us how to change this aggressive supercharger policy? I haven't time to finding around yet.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jithuelad:
Currently using the ROM With Arcknight 3.5. So far so good. Ram is 160Mb+ always. There are some unwanted apps. I loved the aroma installer you have :). Battery backup is just fine for me (8 Hours sleeping 5% dry). Thanks for a great ROM :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] bassie112:
Maybe he can just make another option in aroma. I think you can make it a little less aggressive and still have around 100mb free for a lagless experience. But who knows, maybe this is the only way to get the arc fast on ICS so I would like to have the current option in that case :).
[Xperia Arc Android Development] nikhil381:
adding the JB drivers does smooth things a lot... I play games a lot like sega virtual tennis and performance is really smooth now... battery life is also good. .... I am on arcknight 3.5.1
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
Update coming soon. Some stuff has been fixed and new performance optimizations have been done :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] drali500:
Waiting the last version was good but I want to ask you about something which is not related to your rom I am trying many roms here every couple of days I change the rom I use now I am using yours but u want to try ics jb remix by Jan and max but I have issues with Arabic language not showing in keyboard could you tell me how to fix that issue to test it until your new release come to life.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] eryck2012:
im gonna flash it too.. thanks! :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
ROM updated to 3.2. Adreno Drivers included. I called them Ninja Drivers xP
[Xperia Arc Android Development] drali500:
+1
[Xperia Arc Android Development] eryck2012:
with new adreno driver libs these are my new scores :D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jkjacek:
On my Arc S (LT18i) v3.0 working with kernel: [KERNEL][ARC/S] LuPuSv5 [LINARO][STOCK xx.587][UPDATED-13-09-12] by wedges.

Downloading 3.2...

Thank you :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jithuelad:
Bro I don't understand why there is a Japanese keyboard and that too cant disable. I am on 3.0.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Speederoff:
300mb =.=" Very BIG , Downloading, feedback soon. thx for the rOM.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] nikhil381:
Theumad---Just a question... I have ver 3 and JB adreno drivers installed... do I need to update to 3.2 ... want to use a ROM for 1 week dont want to keep jumping... let me know
[Xperia Arc Android Development] d3FytH3m1Nd:
whoa whoa i didnt expect the 3.2 update to wipe my phone? i thought its just an update but when in aroma installer, i didnt notice a "update" phone option..

luckily i did a backup! guess i will just be flashing the adreno drivers then..
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Speederoff:
i need help here, just try to flash your room and i stuck sony logo, now i cant even restore .. how i can fix this problem ..
[Xperia Arc Android Development] d3FytH3m1Nd:
please give more details about your phone..

is its bootloader unlocked?

do u have cwm recovery?

what kernel is it on?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Speederoff:
I am so sorry, i have fix it :) Just follow some tutorial and now i with STOCK ROM.

Thx buddy
[Xperia Arc Android Development] sinkster:
Apart from the new jb adreno drivers being added are there any differences between 3.2 and 3.0? As in, I use 3.0 and have flashed the new adreno mods so are there any added tweaks or framework changes?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jkjacek:
When installed v 3.2 I didn't clean data. I clean only partition cache and dalvik. Then flashed WiFi patches. Reboot and flashed my additional mods.

Rom is very good and stable as far as I can say few hours after installation!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
Re: [ROM][.587] - Omega V3.2 New - [Fastest ROM][Stock/GX/AOSP][lt15i/lt18i/Pro]

No there is no need to update again ;)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Tripov:
Thanks themaud! My bet was correct. The ROM is really amazing. And I love the AOSP stock experience you've offered us in the 3.0 version, because I'm really not a Sony UI fan. I've also flashed the new "ninja drivers" and it's smooth as hell.

Keep up the good work!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] caqo71:
Nice rom, but I have some issues:

Why screenlock is like this?, operator name is over the unlock buttons.

I have 2 or 3 force closes at phone boots.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] ashishhegde007:
BB ??

Hey can u tell me which base band should i use to get best battery life as well as performance ???

Thanks !!

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Hey can anyone tell me which base band should i use to get best battery life as well as performance ???

Thanks !!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] ninehuss:
Omega v3.2

That is how its supposed to look actually..

I'm currently using the Omega v3.2 and loving its smoothness and fastness. Thanks Theumad for your continuous work and full support!

BTW, Decided to finally add the Omega ROM Banner to my signature since I'm with the Omega (formerly IC.Xperiance) since its first release, about time to be proud of it and help add to ROM's popularity.:laugh:
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Marmalux:
Problems, new installation

@ashishhegde007 : BB77 should work just fine. (Baseband zip should have over 20mb or so, if not, flash what you find and then look for libs)

I have installed (fresh new installation) Omega V3 and have some serious issues with it !

1 - Credential manager v1.5.... FC

2 - Download music info FC

3 - After a day of usage phone became very slow, so slow that i could not even turn it of. Had to take battery out.

4 - Huge increase in battery drain

5 - Error "E/iddd , Failed to open lock file iddd.pid"

6 - Error "E/Marlin Mediator, MarlinMediator Failed to get TrustedTime"

7 - Error wpa_supplicant and wifiStateMachine "set suspend optimizations failed "

8 - Error "E/GtalkService, connection closed: no XMPPConnection - That`s strange !

9 - Error "E/wpa_supplicant , Unsupported command : BTCCOEXMODE 2

10 - Lack of Alarm Clock, had to install third party alarm clock

11 - Lots of other errors (but got tired reading logs)

Installation info :

Fresh new install with factory reset and everything whipped/formated ( Data, System, Battery stats, Dalvik )

Apps style : GX

Launcher : Stock

Lock screen : Stock

Thunderbolt : Yes

Supercharger V6 : NO

Other apps : Titanium back-up (when restoring accounts with it, play store goes error 921. Solution : Recreate account, back-up useless)

Flashed adreno drivers, after first boot !

Kernel : ARCKnight 3.3 OC

Ps : I have made already 2 new installations, with same result ! V2.4 was a lot more stable !
[Xperia Arc Android Development] wiidbzxt:
Can you upload the Pro ROM to another host? Rapidshare keeps stopping the download around 246-280MBs downloaded.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] caqo71:
if that was made like that, then all is ok (I could change that by any flashable), and about the force closes, I think that they could be solve flashing an .578 ftf before this ROM.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
That is bad indeed. Tbh mine is working like a charm.

Well you could always go back to 2.4 for now..
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jkjacek:
I also noticed higher battery drain... with LuPuS v5...
[Xperia Arc Android Development] caqo71:
Its all has to do about AROMA. Old installations with no aroma, maked sure that the rom will work thinked about the developer. The mixing options makes the rom unstable. I cannot run your rom without some force closing apps. I insist that the best rom is the one clean, without extra Bloatware, and without any app, just the ones that make the rom works. BUT, the extra options relating sony apps, like Timescape, Gmail, Browser, mail, etc... and any other add-on of the liking people, must be offered like a flashable add-on. User "besttt" is a machine while building flashables (adding or removing apks),, so it's no so hard to buld the "perfect" ROM.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] bassie112:
Actually that is what aroma is. Instead of downlaoding addons separately you have them in the aroma package. But of course the addons that are packed in aroma can be debated. Especially the stuff that relies heavily on a completly stock device can be expected to gove problems. Timescape, Sony apps, walkman etc. I personally don't install or use in the first place to not have those problems on roms or other launchers.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] caqo71:
As I think about 3 years ago... Aroma jus get things more confused. Generally... users get an unstable phone just because Xperia GX is no friendly with Natural Xperia Notif bar,,,,,,,,
[Xperia Arc Android Development] nikhil381:
77 works fine for me
[Xperia Arc Android Development] seu_gab:
Has anyone tries OmegaV3 with AcrKnight Kernel v3.5.1 and DoomedWifi Module v19? It seems to be good combination. Wifi disconnect less than the others (acrknight_module, doomed v22, doomed v05 ISC, stock module .587).
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Hookah_:
What is Ninja driver?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] eryck2012:
Thats what i noticed too
[Xperia Arc Android Development] irononreverse:
The latest adreno jb drivers. You can get a flashable zip in the themes and apps section. That way you won't need to download and flash 3.2.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] univerzum12:
Problem PC do not recognize LT15i

I'm currently using the Omega v3.2 and loving its smoothness and fastness.

But I have one big problem, my PC (two laptops XP and WINDOWS7) can not recognize my phone (sd card) also and PC Companion not see phone?

PLEASE HELP.

I emergency need transfer sd card and PC.

Every fileI see on the ES file explorer on the phone.

Anybody have solution?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] bern4d1:
Use airdroid for a while...
[Xperia Arc Android Development] univerzum12:
how? Also can not comunicate with pc companion and phone with wi-fi.

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Okay, i install wi-fi transfer and have air comunicate, but also I need cable comunication. HELP. Drivers is ok and rest things but nothing.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Marmalux:
I have posted one page ago my first opinion about omega V3.

On one of the issues i have mentioned about phone becoming very slow after one day of use. I have found the problem. No frills CPU seem to be the problem, dunno what exactly happened but after uninstalled the app Rom is very smooth again (no supercharger V6). So... one issue solved :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
Your problem is the kernel. Try updating your kernel to a more recent version.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] daymon:
Nice and fast rom.

I have a continous FC with "Credential Manager Service". I have freezed it.

Thank you.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] wiidbzxt:
Kinda curious...how much time should it take to boot for the first time?

It has been starting up for 10 minutes now. No bootloop or anything. It just stays on Sony Logo. I'm using Xperia Pro with Locked BL. Maybe I installed something that wasn't meant to be used on locked BL? Any suggestions?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] eryck2012:
has anyone tried playing angry birds on this ROM? i just missed the game so installed it yesterday.. the installation process went fine but as i started playing the touch function didnt seem to work.. this is also my first time playing it on arc s so im not sure if this game is really playable on this device.. anyone?

edit:

its ok now, i reinstalled the game.. maybe some files got corrupted on my first install
[Xperia Arc Android Development] caqo71:
That issue was present on V3.0 aswell, it happened to me on angribirds also.

On the other hand, The phone never boots after installed this V3.2 rom, I choose normal bootanimation from Aroma, but after showing kernel logo, screen goes black with no bootanimation and the phone never started, I waited about 10 minutes and nothing.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jithuelad:
Please any one share Google talk app. I am missing it badly on Omega 3. Also,

@ theumad : Latest Adreno Drivers included in V3 or do i need to flash it separately.?

One more doubt, On screen buttons will work with Omega 3.?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jkjacek:
- V3.2 has included Latest Adreno Drivers

- Install additional zip with 578_OnScreenButtons.zip (find it in Thems/applications thread), BUT: during installation select somrthing like 'Android notification ... with clock', I don't know why other options won't work with Soft/Screen Buttons.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jithuelad:
Thanks for the reply. What about Google talk app. Where i can find that.?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
Ill include that in the next release
[Xperia Arc Android Development] vito8916:
For the On-Screen buttons try look at my thread in my signature you will find the link
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jithuelad:
Thanks. But can you give me as a flashable zip. Because i am not like to change my current V3 ROM. Sorry. I am a noob. :(

Thanks Gonna try it :)

Edit :

Tried it & loved it. :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] eryck2012:
theumad, what would be the best gaming settings that you can recommend for your ROM?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] wiidbzxt:
Hands down the best ICS ROM for Locked BL....at least on my Xperia Pro.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Aprate:
hello,

i would like to run your rom on my girlfriends xperia arc(lt15i),

but i cant get it done. After many many tries i gave up and flashed the LT15i_4.1.B.0.587_Generic Global World to her phone.

But she isnt satisfied with it, these steps have i tried to make it work but it allways comes out to the same door: After the kernel splash screen there is a black screen wich wont go away.

I allready had unlocked the bootloader in the past.

First i flashed the BB 77/72 tried them both;

then i flashed archknight kernel;

flashed the rom;

flashed the bb modules and the archknight wiifi modules(to be sure i have the right versions);

But after this when i reboot the phone it has a black screen.

The rom is just not booting :crying:

I hope you can help me with this. I had a GB rom working previously dunnow if it has something to do with it.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] jithuelad:
Any one with ArcKnight Kernel, Please share a good settings for battery backup. Mine is drying lit bit fast :(
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Marmalux:
Supercharger and Zram

@Theumad

I was thinking. Spercharger V6 works great and is very good that you have already included in your rom. but as far as i know supercharger is very aggressive with killing apps and is great for single-tasking not for multitasking. So i think i can overcome multitasking problem by making a Zram swap partition (witch should be possible since you have init.d capability) . So... what do you think ? is there a chance to work ?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] vitaminme:
Same here, tried couple of kernels. But rom. Doesn't boots. Lt15i. Unlocked boot loaders.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
Ill look into it
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
Are you guys using the deault options? Also try installing the rom without the tweaks. I.e. Supercharger etc.

Also note that you must delete all partitions such as system, data, etc before installing the rom. Do NOT wipe anything after rom installation.

Also mke sure to first update to .587 stock ftf before wiping partitions and installing my rom.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
Use all tweaks, supercharger, thunderbolt and ninja drivers and if you have unlocked bootloader you may also overclock your CPU.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] nikhil381:
til what fq overclocking cpu is ok for Arc... I am running mine at 1200 rt now...
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Aprate:
Like i said i did that but ill try doing it wothout the tweaks tonight im working right now :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] seu_gab:
try fq Min-Max=24x-806(MHz), smartassV2 (or intereactiveX) + IO: deadline.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
For Arc never exceed 1.4Ghz.

For Arc S 1.6Ghz is best overclock. More will result in phone heating pretty badly.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Nathalex27:
my phone doesn't boot only with this rom xperia arc
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
State what options you have used in aroma, what kernel you have and the steps you did when installing the rom.

Thanks.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] roobns:
I have cm 7.2 with FXP Kernel

Should i just flash in cwm? or should i first flash a different kernell ?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
Different kernel like Arcknight then flash this rom
[Xperia Arc Android Development] caqo71:
I see many people that the rom doesn't boot after the kernel logo (black screen), so I assume taht dev has an LT18i. Is there any way to solve this?

Any word from the dev?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Marmalux:
Same here ! Black screen after kernel logo. tried 5 times now installing the Rom. I have even formatted the SD card, downloaded twice the zip file....

OBS: I do not find the option to choose between a new installation and a update (as it was to the older version) in Aroma !
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theumad:
I removed the option to choose between new rom installation and upgrade since it was useless.

Are you doing a factory reset before installing the rom?

What options are you using when installing the ROM?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] drali500:
Yes I forgot to report this when using update menu it gave me booooootlooooop