yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Defy Android Development] Antiga Prime:
I'm not so sure it's that limited. My home network is set up: Modem => Netgate with a ALIX.2D13 System Board, running Pfsense = > Linksys WRT-54G (running DD-WRT) => (1) Linksys WAP-54G (Default Firmware), (2) TrendNet TEW-651BR (Default Firmware). They are all on different channels, and I have tested them together and individually. There are at least between 2 - 5 wireless devices connected at any given time, and the jamming never occurred with the old Wi-Fi drivers.

Just thought I'd mention it again, maybe others might find a similarity in their network setup and can help pinpoint the exact cause. This Wi-Fi issue is the only thing keeping me off any ROM with the new Wi-Fi drivers.
[Defy Android Development] YetAnotherForumUser:
Since I have never seen any jamming on the network (not even by the microwave oven which does make itself noticeable in the wireless audio links) I can not do much testing. What I can say is that I'm running an open network. I assume most of you use WPA in one of its many guises. There are a few things which I can think of to trace this problem:

It could be related to the use of WPA. This could potentially be tested by running wpa_cli to see what is going on or using strace on wpa_supplicant to monitor what it is doing.

If your phone exhibits this problem AND you have access to a wifi analyser of some sorts (rtl-sdr with a downconverter, CYM6935 module or a commercial model) you could try to find out if the phone is doing something out of the ordinary.

I would expect this jamming to lead to a noticeable increase in battery drain.
[Defy Android Development] Antiga Prime:
Well, WPA can be ruled out because I run an open network too with mac filtering enabled; the problem is not with the filtering either since I tested without it enabled. Now, RTL-SDR looks interesting so maybe if I find the time I'll look into that. The problem I've noticed only happens when the signal is weak and both the phone and the other wireless device or connected to the same AP/router/repeater.

I'll try to figure out how to run an "strace on wpa_supplicant" (unless you've got tips on how to do it ;), android/linux isn't my forté ), given that this Wi-Fi issue is the only thing holding me back.
[Defy Android Development] kapil_dheer:
Dear Yafu,

Tried to download your complied build from "MEGA" but gets stuck at 7%. Tried thrice.

Please upload on some other file sharing sites as well.

Does USB tetherwork?

Thanks
[Defy Android Development] Feche:
Is the 3g data connection bug fixed? hehe :)
[Defy Android Development] ccav2000:
No it is not. I'm using Yafu's unofficial version since yesterday, it behaves exactly like Quarx's in everything.
[Defy Android Development] Feche:
Oh too bad then :( thanks
[Defy Android Development] K3n H1mur4:
For those having issues with WiFi (as I do), a temporary solution (at least for your home/office/whatever you use frequently and has access to the router config) is to bind an IP to your phone's MAC Address and limit bandwidth for that IP. Won't work flawlessly, won't work for networks that you can't modify the settings, and, obviously, you'll end up with a bandwidth cap when your phone is the only device connected, but might do the job while our amazing devs work on the issue.
[Defy Android Development] triovi:
It seems that Quark made some important changes on USB drive.

http://quarx2k.ru/2.6.32+usb_3.0.png
[Defy Android Development] sunil_defy:
This is by far the longest we have waited for a new build.
[Defy Android Development] Antiga Prime:
If by "issues with WiFi" you are referring to the WiFi jamming, then that doesn't work, at least for me it doesn't. Every single device connected to my network has and always has had a static IP address assigned in the router.
[Defy Android Development] Fight4Music:
New Build is up ;)

http://quarx2k.ru/cm10.1-nightly-defy+/2.6.32/cm-10.1-20130511-NIGHTLY-mb526.zip

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[Defy Android Development] FcukBloat:
no need to apply anymore zImage to fix compass right?

if i still have mb available for free in my data plan will download it and try soon :)

tx quarx
[Defy Android Development] iii2:
In the 2 last version after i install them, the nova lancher just stops working and its drive me crazy. anyone has an idea?
[Defy Android Development] nicram:
I have soft reboot when using Google maps on today build (5.11)
[Defy Android Development] eugenchr:
for 4.2.2 wait kernel 3

I get on well with the CM 10
[Defy Android Development] Prowler:
Ah? [sarcasm]Best comment ever[/sarcasm]
[Defy Android Development] eugenchr:
explain to me what are the benefits to switch to CM 10.1
[Defy Android Development] Feche:
Is 3g fixeeeeeeeeeeeeeed? :D
[Defy Android Development] thekguy:
3G is working for me, but for you it will remain as it was since no changes have been made on that issue
[Defy Android Development] sunil_defy:
Yeah I am experiencing it too
[Defy Android Development] HammDefy:
What about BT-Headset? Fixed ?
[Defy Android Development] ccav2000:
No change has been made. The BT and the 3G bugs are the 2 major problems of this ROM.

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@Quarx:

Please remove "5. USB-tethering not work." from the OP. This is working now.
[Defy Android Development] slaphappy76:
+1
[Defy Android Development] okij:
Problems with 5.11 build

I also always have a soft reboot when using Google Maps with the new 05.11 build. I think that it has to do with the sensors (magnetic sensor?), because also starting the app AndroSensor leads to a soft reboot. Installing the separate zImage file that Quarx released after the 04.15 build unforunately doesn't help. :(

The second problem that I'm experiencing with the new build is that Google Play Store always force-closes. I already tried wiping cache and data for this app, but it doesn't really help. Google Play Store at least successfully starts when doing those wipes, but then it always crashes when I start the update for an app.

I didn't have these issues with the 04.15 build, so I really hope that Quarx is able to sort them out again. :fingers-crossed:
[Defy Android Development] bone101:
Compass don't work correct here

I can turn the device round and round but the compass keeps on tumbling a little bit at the same place

Playstore is working fine

I did a clean install of 11.5 build

MB525 red lens
[Defy Android Development] K3n H1mur4:
But did you use IP QoS to limit max bandwidth to your Defy's IP?
[Defy Android Development] Antiga Prime:
Nope, but I didn't think of that either. It might be a good test, and I might even try it just for the heck of it, but it wouldn't be a solution since two of the routers have default firmware which does not have a bandwidth limit feature. I'll post my findings here if I decide to do that test.

If you are using QoS, what limits did you set for UL/DL?
[Defy Android Development] ccav2000:
+1, just tried it, soft-rebooted after a few seconds into the app. Was working fine with the previous build of Quarx. Add this bug to the list then :(
[Defy Android Development] Husi10:
Have the same issue with Google maps since YAFU's build (08/05). It can be related to compass because Ingress cause a soft reboot too. But My Tracks (? Mes parcours in french) use Maps but doesn't use compass and works great.

The big problem is network, I have to type my pin code like 10 times a day when I'm on 3G with data activated, but this doesn't happened when I'm connected on Wi-Fi.
[Defy Android Development] okij:
I reverted back to 04.15 build + zImage and Google Maps is working again (as expected).

However, Google Play Store still is crashing when I try to update or install an app. Wiping cache and data of the Play Store app doesn't help. So it seems that 05.11 build isn't the culprit (though Play Store was working well until about a day ago).

Therefore I would like to ask if anybody else is (or was) experiencing this issue and knows a solution!?
[Defy Android Development] matiasrey:
I had the Play Store bug when I installed todays build. Wiping cache and app data did not solve it, wiping cache and dalvik from recovery neither, so I just deleted Phonesky.apk, and copied gmscore.apk and phonesky.apk from gapps, pasted them in /system/app and let Play Store update by itself. Problem solved (at least for me).

Google Maps bug is also present in my case, and I can´t seem to find a solution.
[Defy Android Development] Fight4Music:
Soft reboot with gmaps is a known Problem on other devices, i think it's a bug in the cm source code.

Try Gmaps 5.1

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=506323&d=1296594039

It should work without soft reboot ;)

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[Defy Android Development] ccav2000:
I was kind of suspecting it since there is no change in the kernel that justifies it, so it must be more likely something on CM10.1 itself. Probably they'll fix it soon. Thank you for confirming it.
[Defy Android Development] matiasrey:
Thanks, it works, it´s a little outdated, but works. xD
[Defy Android Development] nicram:
Other way for working maps is replacing libsensorservice.so from 04.15 build.
[Defy Android Development] starbright_:
Some questions of a CM10(.1) newbie

I am using a Defy (not a +). But it gives back to be a MB526. Does it means I have to install something for a correct battery accuracy?

Can I at some place switch off the animation for Display on/off?

At the CM7.2 launcher it was possible to change the number of apps per screen. Possible here too?
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
1 - if your battery operates correctly (charges to 100% etc), then you are fine. (it should, Quarx has been working on that, so no battery fixes should be necessary)

*if you want your phone to be seen as MB525, just edit the model line in build.prop*

2 - nope

3 - nope

Cheers! :cowboy:
[Defy Android Development] okij:
Thanks, this workaround also works with AndroSensor app! :good:

So I assume that it's not a bug in Google Maps, but that there's something broken inside CM10.1.
[Defy Android Development] okij:
Problems with installing/updating apps in Play Store

Hm, I tried this but without success and Play Store is still force closing. :(

Could you please describe a bit further what exactly you did to fix this problem?

For me, phonesky.apk is not installed in /system/app, but in /data/app (called "com.android.vending-1.apk" there), whereas gmscore.apk is installed in /system/app. I tried to replace them by the ones from gapps in a couple of ways, even deleting them in /system/app and /data/app and then installing 4.2 gapps from custom recovery again, but without success so far. :eek:

Does anybody know where the problem really lies? I assume that the versions of gmscore.apk and phonesky.apk don't fit together in certain circumstances!? Are there other people out there having problems with installing/updating apps in Play Store at the moment?

Any help would be really appreciated! :)
[Defy Android Development] Nchls:
Hey guys, I've updated my MB526 to the latest build, 11/5/13 and did what Quarx wrote on the OP, but I still can't access my SD-card from my PC. After a few tries, my SD-card even got corrupted and it told me that I need to format it. It's now on FAT32 and still can't be access any help will be appreciated. Thanks! :)
[Defy Android Development] Shubhamqweasd:
on the latest build with new native USB support ...

SD-card copying speed has reduced significantly .. i used to get around 6-7 MBPS , now at most 2.5 MBPS ..
[Defy Android Development] ccav2000:
Thank you for the workaround, seems to work without other side effects.

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Which USB mode were you using? MTP, PTP, or USB Mass Storage?
[Defy Android Development] Shubhamqweasd:
mass storage
[Defy Android Development] bone101:
Del.
[Defy Android Development] kins299:
Same here dude.problem with play store ,I m yet to check maps . any work around from any one will be good
[Defy Android Development] vic160890:
Actually 2 - Yes, change in Dev options animations to 0.5 (should turn off the CRT animation)

3 - Yes if you refer to the homescreen, whereas you could set the number of rows and columns, therefore setting a different number of positions on homescreen
[Defy Android Development] ccav2000:
As reported in the CM10 thread, the 300MHz frequency is not really used in this build resulting in increased battery drain. Most likely this is because of some changes done to the interactive governor in an attempt to back port features from the 3.x kernel. The result is that 600MHz are used as lowest frequency instead of 300.

As a workaround I switched to the good old "BOOSTED" governor for now.
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
That was my intention. I tested interactive many times with my changes and its the only governor for now that really makes sense on our device. 600 should be used more with this change and this results in much better UI experience in my oppinion (and yes you can still fine tune it to fit your needs) by not reducing battery life.

At the moment it should be a perfect mix between performance and batter life.

Another reason is; we dont want to ramp up and down the frequency that high as it was before, because this could drain battery.

Try to play around with the tunables, if you find more proper values i am happy to build them in :)

This build is one day old, you cant say anything about battery yet.
[Defy Android Development] Eric Zhang:
While I am using the Google Maps, it will reboot.
[Defy Android Development] ccav2000:
The problem is not when the device is awake. The problem is when the device has the screen off, and is in stand by. Last night the drain was double what it should have normally been. Perhaps the power HAL needs to be adjusted to your changes? The device should try to conserve power when in standby mode, not try to be more interactive.
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
I agreee, have you checked wakelocks? I usually put my phone to the charger over night and there would be no differences if it goes to 300 and stays there all night compared to 600.

No changes for power HAL needed, but i have to rework interactive anyway, i am just waiting for feedback from users :)
[Defy Android Development] ccav2000:
I normally charge once per 3 days (2400mAh battery), last night I did not, phone was unplugged, all data networks off. Lost more than 10% battery over 8 hours, normally it loses around 6%. I will be monitoring this, you need to be sure, and so do I.
[Defy Android Development] moqua:
cpu mostly @max freq

hey guys!

i noticed higher batt drain in the recent build (around 3%/h against 1%/h)

performance options show cpu mostly at 1000mhz (or 600mhz)

akku options show mobile standby as highest batt sucker

strange is that in an adb shell i can see with `busybox top` cpu around 1% -

while at the same time system options show cpu flipping between 1000/ 600

never reaching 300 mhz .

also played for the first time a bit with governors but only slightly changes

is anyone else experiencing that the cpu never reaches 300mhz ?

regards
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
[MENTION=4855459]Blechd0se[/MENTION] The UI does appear quite smoother and more fluid, very nice! :) And I do agree that 2nd clock must be the sweet spot for performance and battery life together.

But... [MENTION=3344838]ccav2000[/MENTION] +1

I left the phone after setting up the new nightly with battery at 75% and wifi and mobile data both off, fallen asleep and then woke up and found it at 55%. That was a 20% drop in ~7 hours :/ Unfortunately, I haven't installed BBS, but something must be wrong when everyone's complaining :S I'll be sure to give a better report tomorrow morning!

Great to see Blechd0se and Quarx working together, really great :)
[Defy Android Development] super noob bros:
+1. Same here.
[Defy Android Development] starbright_:
As poeple reported a low battery drain in the versions before I gave the latest one (11th may) a try.

It seems to operate quite smoothly, I am estonished. To give a more qualified feedback I have to play around a bit more. But I can confirm, that the battery drain is to high. With Battery Monitor I see around 38mA (2,4%/h), without ethernet (wifi or mobile ethernet). Usually I see around 6..8mA in same situation operating on CM7.2.

Nevertheless, quite a good job has been done here! Respect!
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
Please stop talking about Maps rebooting the phone? It has been reported and a temporary fix is available, you're just flooding the thread...

Nicram also attached libsensorservice.so from the previous build

in his post

!
[Defy Android Development] killer_siller:
Not too happy about this flashing TWRP. Couldn't get into my CWM backups. Tried flashing CWM via instructions on cyanogenmod website, now phone is stuck on "google" screen.

awesome.
[Defy Android Development] starbright_:
Sorry, couldn find this in Device options. Neither in Settings/Display nor in Settings/Device.

And for the Trebuchet I think just the number of Symbols in Dock is selectable, not the rows and colums.

As yesterday Wifi works, today I can't switch it on. Can enable it it is the bar, but it will not activated.

In Setting/Wifi I just get "Wifi will activated" but nothing happened. I also can't do any settings . Only the Menu/Extended setting is visible ... :(

Could solve this by wiping Cache. There I found that CWM is replaced by a newer system. CPU can set with 4 frequecies, my old Vsel values has been cleared. Maybe one reason for the higher power consumption.

Another wired thing is, that Zattoo isn't start streaming, I just get (yesterday) an overview/preview of the channels.

Although I deactivated vibrating by key pressing, I still get haptic feedback.

The FM radio app is strange. Although startet it has to be switched on. It also ignores the setting "don't care about headphone" - it will not start without.

Tried this yesterday several times - today it works ? Maybe becomes active after reboot only.

I also wasn't successful with the filemanager included. Open a video file (handover to daroon player) doesn't work, although the player itself works. Very strange.
[Defy Android Development] ofmb:
i was like 'eh, didn't see quarx git for few days. let's see whats new over there'

1 minute ago

Quarx2k pushed to 2.6.32-ion at Quarx2k/jordan-kernel

e318531

update defconfig

78b166d

initial ion stuff

:laugh:

https://github.com/Quarx2k/jordan-kernel/commit/78b166d2c6c57a01a87e03d889b5005f5d527a15
[Defy Android Development] Shubhamqweasd:
yes!!! m also very curious for this :D

if ION works , then hwcomposer will also work !( and that will be great for the rom's performance )
[Defy Android Development] Feche:
What is ION?
[Defy Android Development] turffe:
Please stop offt thread & google before asking. LINK: https://wiki.linaro.org/BenjaminGaignard/ion. In short ION is memory manager which frees more RAM when it needed. This will lead too less lag & better performance.

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[Defy Android Development] atulclassic:
CWM backup cannot be restored using TWRP..it is already discussed in this thread.

Use Titanium/Orange backup to restore CWM..it supports TWRP too.

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Go to settings>about phone>hit build number 7 times>developer options are activated.

Use Apex/Nova Launcher..you will have better results with the launcher
[Defy Android Development] starbright_:
That's strange, as I see TWRP as a successor of CWM. So it should handle this.
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
You can use nandroid Manager from play store to convert cwm backups to twrp's.
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
It's not, they are made by completely different teams and, in turn, TWRP is open-source while CWM isn't. Google about converting backups from CWM to TWRP. The longest way would be to restore a CWM backup using CWM and then install TWRP (there are TWRP installation zips available for the Defy, no need for the whole CM10.1 build for that) and make a new backup - now you've got it in TWRP.

About the battery drain, my phone went down from full, straight off the charger to 85% while I slept (7h44m, according to BBS). That's a lot and on the previous nightly it wouldn't go below 95% in the same period, but it was in deep sleep almost all the time and there are no big wakelocks :S Is anybody managing to figure something out? :/
[Defy Android Development] ccav2000:
[MENTION=4855459]Blechd0se[/MENTION] : Last night I had to charge the phone so I couldn't measure the battery drain. Today however I'll measure it using the boosted governor. If it is higher than 6-7% then something else is causing the drain and not your changes. This type of debugging needs a lot of patience.

Do you think by the way that the tunables you added will by adjustable by some option in our defyparts app, or via the boot menu? Having to resort to the terminal or to download third party apps is not the best solution, most users won't ever bother.
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
Thanks for the feedback, i really appreciate it :)

If there is something draining then propably my changes, because

Quarx did as always a great job with usb.

I like the idea of having such a app comtrol directly in rom, but dont know if quarx like it and we have to write it (i did already some work for my own kernel control app, but having it directly in rom is very usefull.

Great idea, have to discuss it :)

I got some feedback about interactive and my not pushed changes to limit speed on screem off. Problem is this isnt maybe usefull if you use some apps like navigation. Maybe i need to add some sort of time concept so if load is over a certain point while screen is off, the speed gets adjusted just normal...

I have really great ideas :)
[Defy Android Development] phobos_1984:
Data connection drops when charging

In the last build I noticed that the data connection drops when the phone is charged by the wall charger. It is not happening with the USB cable form the PC. Can somone confirm?
[Defy Android Development] xarcoft:
It seems that the battery draining is gone, at least for me.

Sadly could be because am using BOOSTED governor.

I'll try later to use again INTERACTIVE and see if the draining is still there.
[Defy Android Development] disadjusted:
Why not just set 300 as MINIMUM frequency (except deep sleep) while screen is off and 600 while it is on...? :)

Sent from my hands using my brains
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
The first part is what my patch will do, but we don't want to limit it to 600 all time when screen is on :)

Btw i finished the work on suspend/resume and i am pretty happy about the result, as soon as you turn off screen it locks at 300.

I even tested some apps like music player while screen is off, there is no disadvantage for me at the moment. Maybe we dont need a

time concept..

I also tweaked the tunables a bit, 600 should be still used more, but 300 should be now closer to it.

I will release a build here for testing, if everything works fine i will do a final commit.

I let debug-messages enable, so you can see yourself how it scales during screen off/on :)

Have fun :)
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
[MENTION=4855459]Blechd0se[/MENTION] You've tuned the hell out of it, my phone is A LOT smoother after I flashed this kernel. Could anybody else please confirm this, because I'm not sure whether I'm high on air or what the hell, but it's insanely fast! I just flashed the new kernel over the latest nightly... I've never seen stuff dance like this on the DEFY's screen until now :D I even thought that this might have ION enabled already, but then I remembered that Quarx made a temporary separate branch for it, so... idk, it's cool :laugh:

Will report more later :) Haven't tested much apart from going through the home screens and the app drawer :o