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[Huawei Ideos X6] Tanuj Chhibber:
As I Know elol once mentioned that he ported CM9.1, You can Pm him as he can share you the tutorial

EDIT : I think that there is not any diffrent sourece for CM9.1 and you can port CM9.1 from nexus using same way to port cm9 using diffrent guides available here
[Huawei Ideos X6] Arya_3RDNumber:
I want to start it mate

But,,I must know first

- Whats kind tools for porting

- Where I can get base source

- Whats file change needed/to do

I'm really noob about porting ROM

I'll try PM elol

Thanks :)
[Huawei Ideos X6] Tanuj Chhibber:
For your refrence

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1598713

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1630237

Try to port from desire HD, NEXUS, U8800 PRO

Also u can Pm aeoi, Aben and Rcset
[Huawei Ideos X6] chrillefr:
Is this usable?

http://www.huaweidevice.com/worldwi...=toDownloadFile&flay=software&softid=NDY3NTU=

8800 Pro ICS kernal 3.X.X

# My dog is my avatar.
[Huawei Ideos X6] Arya_3RDNumber:
Thanks man,,will read it

Wow man,,I'm not ready yet for port/backport kernel,,still noob for it :p
[Huawei Ideos X6] chrillefr:
Neither am I, mate but I recognize the model discussed by you folks :)

# My dog is my avatar.
[Huawei Ideos X6] chrillefr:
Search XDA for Cyanogenmod Compiler. Can't share link..

# My dog is my avatar.
[Huawei Ideos X6] Arya_3RDNumber:
Cyanogenmod compiler?what is for?in guide thread,,he not explain about it

Hey guys,,can I use updater-script from base??now,,i'm porting on CM9.1.0 stable version nexus S,,
[Huawei Ideos X6] chrillefr:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1789190

# My dog is my avatar.
[Huawei Ideos X6] Arya_3RDNumber:
Thats for CM10 mate

Still can get boot,,and my netbook is sucks,,I cant get ADB for logcatting and DDMS,,windows 7 problem(error:device not found)
[Huawei Ideos X6] nayneshdev:
Hey if you really want to port roms then try a very good guide by Zukriaksah on gb with amendments for ics as well. There is also a guide by ck, you can also refer to it.

As far as tools required. The list is (1) 7-zip, (2) notepad++. That;s it. And since you seem to be open minded, I will tell you where you come to know the various files required for our device. Look at this https://github.com/edowar/android_device_fb0/blob/ICS/device_fb0.mk thats where all the binaries are listed. This is something that i have come to know on my own (but about porting from zuk's guide) and i am sharing over here.

And if you want to develop from source find someone who can secretly guide you. Like edowar -> ardX -> aben and someone -> ck.

But please do share your sources on github if you do end up developing something.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingofthebraves:
I am just about fed up with the screen flickering of my N7 to the point that I wanna sell this thing for a transformer!

I've read through a thousand posts but it seems there's nothing definite on this. Is this software related or hardware? Does flashing a custom rom or a kernel have anything to do with this?? Some people are saying yes some people no. My experience also tells me no but I haven't tried a lot of combinations yet.

The n7 has been utterly disappointing for me thus far and I wish I had gone for the transformer instead.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MRsf27:
usually your gut instinct is the right instinct. If you think you're better off getting a transformer, go for it; but Ive heard bad things about that thing to:laugh:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingofthebraves:
So is it software or hardware related???? I've seen some threads wherein they put scotch tape on it and claims it works!
[Sony Tablet S] Spauncer:
Update with 97mb file.

Got 4.0.3 R5 version.

So siimilar to Xperia Tablet!

Rooted！Thx Bin4ry！

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[Sony Tablet S] Tikki Pon:
Hey dude can u upload or share the walkman.apk? Plz
[Sony Tablet S] Spauncer:
Full functions WALKMAN is not only based on apk file,but also need libs & framework files.

waitin\ minutes plz.:D
[Sony Tablet S] Tikki Pon:
Forget it dude, i do a reset and i get the walkman...thanks
[Sony Tablet S] Spauncer:
well,walkman is in folder "vedor"
[Sony Tablet S] rimsilva:
As you have created this thread, please copy the changelog for release 5 into the Opening Post. (you can find it here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32105804&postcount=19 )
[Sony Tablet S] CarniceroCA:
Hi! im new here... great comunity!

Now... i see we lost the original media apps, and i love the Music Player!!

so, anyone knows its possible reinstall the app from the market aplication [https://play.google.com/store/apps/...ImNvbS5zb255LndhbGttYW4ubWVkaWFwbGF5ZXJzIl0.] or from another apk!?!?

THX!!
[Sony Tablet S] jumper62:
Got a link?
[Sony Tablet S] CarniceroCA:
Search in the Google Play Store this: com.sony.walkman.mediaplayers

This is a Media Players general app in the Sony Tablet S, but only in the Sony Tablet S work, but a ignore still workin with the new update ICS 4.0.3 R5. :confused:

:cyclops:
[Sony Tablet S] wenshaowang:
Do we tablet s have the small app with clip and memo function? are those apk can share from Xperia Tablet? tks...
[Sony Tablet S] varun.c.jain:
Is it possible to force an OTA update by connecting to a USA VPN service? I did so but somehow it still doesn't show any update available. Is the procedure at fault or the update isn't yet rolled out completely within the USA too?
[Sony Tablet S] Alex_rac:
xperia tablet s system dump

Hi I m new in this forum and i m italian so please be patient and sorry for my bad english :o anyway i ll be gratefull if you can provide me the full system dump of the latest xperia tablet firmware update . I ve already tried to get it myself but without any luck :eek: thanks in advance
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
Amazing :rolleyes:
[Sony Tablet S] johnsaldivar:
Just wanted to make sure before I tried, I have never rooted my Tablet S before and have the latest update. I live in US. will Bin4ry method work for me or do I need to downgrade version first... thanks
[Sony Tablet S] rimsilva:
There several post telling that Bin4ry mothed has worked... Read thread "Jelly Bean"
[Sony Tablet S] brianlp:
This upgrade unrooted my tablet. :(

Had to jump through all sorts of hoops to get it rooted, now I have do it all again.
[Sony Tablet S] princeasi:
I like this update, much smoother and responsive to me.
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
Guys, I suggest you factory reset if you want better performance after the update ;)
[Sony Tablet S] Masamune_2k:
No update detected for my Tablet S yet, I'm still with "4.0.3 (release1a)".

Are these R4/R5 updates only for US for now (I'm in France)??
[Sony Tablet S] jumper62:
Release 5 is only for US currently
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] menos08642:
My gnex has been getting more and more laggy lately. I ran Androbench and these are the numbers I'm seeing:

Obviously the writes are way to slow.

I'm running:

Verizon Galaxy Nexus

AOKP JB3

LeanKernel 4.3.0

FF02/FG02 radios

Latest bootloader

12GB Free space

I've tried switching kernels with no difference.

What else should I look at? Should I do a hard reset and complete wipe and start from scratch?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pwrmedia:
What's your scheduler set to, and your read ahead buffer size?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zeinzu:
Run stock. Never have these issues on stock. Never have "any" issues on stock tbh.

Sent from my AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
looks normal.

try a different rom, different kernel, try supersu instead of superuser, try updating your busybox too. yourw using a bloated rom, so im not surprised if its slowing down.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsomaniax:
I'm also seem to be running way below spec

paranoid droid 2.21 (4.1.2)

trinity kernel alpha 67 (optimized for 4.1.2)

OC to 1.3ghz/384gpu

interactive

noop I/O

3.8gb free space

Would love to know what's causing the slowdown. It lags most noticeably in settings app, google now, camera, and phone app

Here's a quick video i made demonstrating some of the lag

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tq7mhqmKZtA

would like to know if others have a similar experience as me. Whether this is normal behavior or is there something I need to change/tweak?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
I'm having some serious lag too that might be connected to the same cause. The most common manifestation is that when I ask Play to update multiple apps in the background, and then switch to another app, the foreground app slows to a crawl, force closes, interprets swipes delayed as taps... this is NOT normal behaviour for a dual core phone.

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Random write is particularly egregious. Look how mine compares to where the Galaxy Nexus should be:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krugdenis:
So I'm not the only one ) hope that problem is not hardware, and next android builds will fix that terrible bugs with memory...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
It seems that on the Nexus 7, once this issue is triggered, the only fix is formatting data.

I suppose if I have some spare time I could try a full nandroid + backup internal to desktop + wipe + restore...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krugdenis:
I've alredy tried full wipe and restore of the system several times. It doesn't help. The problem comes again after filling the storage. :mad:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
Right, but if I do the full wipe and then leave 4 GB free, maybe it'll be better...

At the moment it would seem that clearing some space after the problem starts does not really help.

One thing I'm trying - clearing out my CWM 6 style nandroid backups that are made up of lots of tiny little files, and making one TWRP compressed backup instead. And I'll leave it that way when I try a full wipe-restore.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
I did the backup, full wipe and ran AndroBench on the wiped device.

Yikes. Random Write is still coming up as: 0.25 MB/s, 64.41 IOPS(4K). Apparently after the wipe my device is still several orders of magnitude worse than the Galaxy Nexus in their list.

Maybe I just have a lousy internal storage chip?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] menos08642:
I finally got around to doing a complete factory wipe using the 4.1.1 image. The first and only thing I installed was AndroBench. The sdcard is empty except for what the stock image puts in there. 27.8GB free.

My Random Write = .18MB/s, 46.1 IOPS

Not only that but it is noticeably laggy in various screens. So is this a hardware issue then? Should I attempt a warranty replacement?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
I wonder if that's really something they'll accept as a hardware issue. Maybe if my carrier's warranty centre has a live "good" GNex I can demonstrate to them the difference. But their warranty policy now involves sending it away with no guarantee of a half decent loaner phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gwindlord:
It might be worth to make a nandroid backup and use another rom or at least another kernel indeed. If another kernel and/or scheduler can increase speed, it is obviously not a hardware problem, and the device is ok. It is like a test you can make yourself, just to locate the problem fast.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krugdenis:
Well, sorry for my panic ) slowdowns with nexus after filling storage - is not a software or hardware problem. It's just how sd memory cards works. They're need to be formated after some time of use, so this will prevent slowdowns. Factory reset/wipe data in custom recovery doesn't format sdcards, but stock's factory reset does, and it helps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
I didn't wipe from custom recovery. I wiped from stock bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] menos08642:
Verizon is sending me a replacement so we'll see how the new one performs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
Yeah I got mine through WIND Mobile which has a pretty lousy warranty policy... I'd have to send it in for repair and put down a deposit, and no guarantee of a decent loaner. So I'll have to see...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
Cripes, I decided to try another full wipe using a different method. I reflashed stock everything (other than rooted system), and also reflashed userdata.img in fastboot (which effectively wipes the phone). Then I installed AndroBench on the wiped OS and what did I get?

Sequential read 18.04 MB/s

Sequential write 5.47 MB/s

Random read 1.24 MB/s, 319.62 IOPS

Random write 0.1 MB/s 26.96 IOPS (YIKES!)

I'm going to try one more time with a factory reset from within the OS.

Results:

Sequential read 15.28 MB/s

Sequential write 3.21 MB/s

Random read 2.15 MB/s, 552.22 IOPS

Random write 0.07 MB/s 20.02 IOPS (DOUBLE yikes)

It really looks like it's just degrading further and further. The only improvement was in the random read.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] menos08642:
That's also what I've been noticing. It seems to be getting slower and slower. Not only in the benchmark but in just using the phone. If you go into developer options and turn on CPU overlay you can really see the issue. The blue bar at the top is IO waits. For anything disk intensive my IO waits were up to 2/3 of the screen wide.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
Addendum: I tried doing the test one more time, and the results picked up.

Now I'm seeing (in the same order as above): 22.02, 6.01, 4.8 (1231.07), 0.18 (46.92).

Nothing near what it should be, but way way better.

OK, third try: 26.71, 7.23, 7.22 (1848), 0.24 (63.31)

What the heck, let's keep going until it plateaus.

Fourth try: 26.53, 7.85, 7.18 (1840), 0.26 (67.53)

Looks like I'm reaching that threshold. Still definitely below par.

Fifth: 26.21, 7.41, 7.21 (1846), 0.26 (66.78).

Okie, time to restore.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
Do you guys think encryption has anything to do with the read and write speeds?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
No idea, but I have never had encryption enabled.

It stands to reason that having encryption enabled might cause what would otherwise be sequential writes to be more like random ones, so that'd slow it down further.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
Okay, this is interesting.

An acquaintance of mine also has a GNex from Mobilicity and we were at the same party tonight. I told him of my hardware troubles and asked if he'd let me run AndroBench on his phone too.

The results are more or less the same as mine within a 20% margin. But he does not report any freezing / seizing / lockups on his own device (he is also not a rooter and probably uses it more lightly).

I'm wondering now, maybe the benchmark data for random writes on the GNex in AndroBench is faulty? Can anyone here report that their GSM GNex has a considerably higher random write speed? Or is my friend just unlucky enough to also have faulty hardware?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] semihbalcioglu:
My gnex is also very very slow. I can't do anything with my phone. apps not responding, freezing slow slow slowwww.

I ran androbench and my score for

Random write 0.01 MB/s (yes, true 0.01!)

my father has also gnex and his score is

Random write 0.25 MB/s

and his phone is perfectly smooth and fast.

looks like 25 times faster. and thats true bacause my fathers test finished in about a minute and mine finished in 20-25 minutes.

I tried 5-6 Roms, 3-4 kernels, wipe cache, dalvic, forever gone thing and everything I found on web but no success. Shame on you Google.

Now I hate my phone and will change it as soon as possible. going back to htc
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] menos08642:
I got my replacement last week and I've had a chance to work with it some. My scores for random writes in androbench are still abysmal. However, the phone is quick, snappy and lag free. So maybe the low scores are just a bug in androbench and my problems were other than that.

Hmmm....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] semihbalcioglu:
Glad to see you get rid of your laggy gnex. Did they say anything about what the problem is? Or can you ask for us? we are desperate here...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jan sordid:
@menos08642: Can you please tell if "abysmal" means 0.01 MB/s like semihbalcioglu has or more 0.25 MB/s (which would be infinitely better). I myself got a nearly as bad 0.02 MB/s like semihbalcioglu.

To me it all happened very suddenly, yesterday snappy, today slow as hell... nearly always big blue bar in the cpu-meter.

I am running unrooted stock rom with avast mobile security, so i suppose that i am not a victim of a virus or something.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] menos08642:
They didn't ask or tell me anything. I just told them it was acting up and wanted a warranty replacement. I had one the next day.

I just ran another test through androbench. My random writes are .13MB/s.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jan sordid:
I reseted my device and have to tell that my random writes are now 0.51 MB/s :laugh:

Everything is behaving as i knew from before. And now my Phone can install 4.2... not sure if i want it atm ^^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
Good for you. Mine never improved after a wipe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] semihbalcioglu:
I installed a clean 4.1.2 stock rom and ota update to 4.2 and using about a week. I'm not so happy with a stock rom but at least phone is working normal. My random write which was 0.01 MB/s is now 0.51 MB/s. I hope it never happens again.

Another possible solution which I haven't tried yet is from Google Groups Issue 39154 Post 20:

"I have the same issue on my Samsung Galaxy Nexus(Android 4.2) and I have found a fix/workaround that can help you while google looks into this issue. Whenever the phone slows down force stop the media storage from Settings->Apps->All->Media Storage.

If you check Settings->Developer Options->Show CPU usage, you can actually see usage dropping down. In my case it dropped down from 6.8 to 0.4 - 1 and then the phone was buttery smooth."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ph4zrd:
I found a possible (temporary?) fix for that, posted earlier today on Google Code:

code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=39154#c25 (sorry, can't post links as a new user...)

Seems it has to do with not using the discard option, at least on some devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tonynsyde:
Fix for me

Solved the issue with a simple stock flash. I mean flashing the 4.2.2 google and userdata in it (action made with Gnexus Toolkit).

Now my GNexus is awesome as before :victory:

Hope it can help!

Ps. after flashing stock packaging I moved to PA3+ and it is still super ;)

Cheers,

Tony
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sert00:
it isn't a fix.you simply had the phone messed up and restockind did the trick.on a bugged revision,you can try all the restocking you want,problem is there
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bsmitty83:
I'm not sure if androbench is accurate , i ran some tests after reading this thread awhile back to check my speeds and i was avg around 6-8 mb/s write and 25-28 mb/s on read , since then ive flashed alot of ROMs, downloaded lots of files , etc .. The only thing I've done is install lagfix free from play store and run it every few days , this is my latest run, i still don't know how accurate it is but i tested twice days apart and I'm still seeing these speeds , i figured since the people on this thread seem to use androbench alot , I'd get your thoughts on this . are these speeds really real ? Or is androbench just incorrect ?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
The writes are unrealistic. You have something in the ROM or kernel inflating the write speeds. Read speeds look pretty normal.

Here's mine. Let me clarify. The speeds you wrote are pretty good but the write speeds in the screenshot are inflated while read is lower than mine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bsmitty83:
Yes i thought so , I'm on atom ROM with ak kernel , no tweaks . strange I've tested before and never got speeds that high even on same setup , thanks for the input Tiny , it dosent really affect anything, im just really curious as to why I'm getting pumped up stats. Lol maby my phone thinks i need an ego boost or something :D

Here's where I'm normally at , taken a few days ago , pretty sure same setup

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Dynamic fsync. Essentially fsync off while screen is on for performance and then when the screen is off fsync is turned back on to ensure data gets written to the disk. That explains the higher benchmarks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bsmitty83:
Crazy cuz its the only difference i made lol , good call on the dfsync tho

Edit , seems like the tests are the same with dynamic fsync on or off , is just because the kernel has the option of dfsync that it skews the results ? Whatever the case may be my phone runs great and i cant complain :thumbup:

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Droid Bionic] lakid06:
So I'm going to try to flash axiom annihilated to my brothers phone, he is currently running eclipse v 2.2 which is 2.3.4. But I'm not sure how to get safe side, he only has bootstrap. Any ideas or help? Do I have to be on a specific rom before I can flash it?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Obsidian_soul:
You are on gingerbread. Axiom is a ICS rom, your first step would be to go back to 905 stock. Step two is to install one of the ICS leaks after installing leak you will need to regain root access. Then download the safestrap apk 2.11 is the latest version. After installing safestrap you will have a safe and unsafe side. Once you have completed all the above steps. You will be able to flash the axiom rom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Bray90820:
is there a way to have unified color of the notification widget for Cyanogenmod some of the widgets don't have correct color
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] zander145:
This is the wrong section for this kind of thread. Please make this in the Q&A.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Bray90820:
sorry about that how would i move it to the Q&A Section
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] iwasblown:
Why not move his thread or shut up. What's the problem him or you?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ericqt:
I dont think you can. just ask the mod do it for you. its ok we all make mistake.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] anaylor01:
Is there a way to setup the phone so it will only use your home wifi when it is available? I don't want to manually have to change this all the time. I want it to use my home network when it can connect to it. If it can't then use 4g. Anyone?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
In cyanogen there are profiles you can set.

But if you're stock there are third party apps that you can use. I believe they even track your location to know if you're home or not.

Or just leave WiFi on all the time and it will connect when in range. But might kill your battery quicker since it will be scanning constantly
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] anaylor01:
Thanks for your response. How do you give someone a thank you or whatever its called? Someone flipped me **** because I hadnt given any. I dont know how.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] JawjaBill:
I use LLama ---> https://play.google.com/store/apps/...t#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5rZWJhYi5MbGFtYSJd

My wife uses Wifi@Home ---> https://play.google.com/store/apps/...wsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5hZWJlaW5yb3RoLndpZmlob21lIl0.

They both work. LLama does so much more than what you desire and Wifi@Home only does what you want.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Click the thanks button on the left side under the name and post count. If you're on the xda app just click the post.

I'm pretty sure the phone will only connect to a network when you tell it to so you can just leave wifi on. From my experience wifi didn't really use that much more power. It'll just connect automatically within range.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Exel:
Additionally, there's ways to change the scan interval times so it doesn't check constantly.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisram88:
If you wanna impress some folks buy some Nfc tags and set them up.

Sent from my SGH-T999