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[LG Nitro HD] Maverick.Marq:
I'm sorry I don't have exact figures. I first noticed the BSOD about 20 minutes max before taking the dmesg and last used the screen probably no more than 40 minutes before dmesg.

I'll try to take better notes next time :( (my boss is always on my ass for not taking notes for the work I do for clients :P)
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
I've been running a linaro compiled over clock kernel for a couple days and no bsod yet. I wonder if this will help or even fix the issue...?
[LG Nitro HD] Maverick.Marq:
BSOD is like an unwanted step child. it's always around but you are not sure when it will show up.

I'm willing to help test this theory ;)
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
Lol, I like the analogy. I, for one, have been running this Rom for about 3 days and haven't had a bsod yet.

And ditto on testing that linaro kernel haha
[LG Nitro HD] aquariuz23:
Similar situation for me, but the reason I said similar is because I've had a few bsods ever since I flashed the aokp rom. But by a few I meant no more than the fingers on my one hand only. That is a million times better than what we had back on cm10 nightly. The only real inconvenience for me right now is the battery drain on mine. For some reason, it is draining significantly fast, even when I am not using it.

The funny thing is that I've noticed in the battery chart, I will see that the phone will be awake for extended periods of time even when screen is turned off (no picture now but I'll get one later). But when I run better battery stat, it shows me nothing. Oh, n it constantly crashes too for some reason.

P.S. also one more thing. I don't know much about juice defender, so can someone please explain what does x1.17 mean in the screenshot below? One thing I've noticed is that since moving to aokp, that number has been higher than what is was in cm10 (which used to be only at x1.0 or x1.02). At one point I even saw that number rise to x1.26 and at that time the battery drained really fast.

Argh! Bollocks! I can't freaking upload images again with this app! Wth is wrong with this app?!
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
Your battery problems with AOKP... I mentioned something earlier, but it was apparently not acknowledged by anyone.. but do these battery problems carry over to other ROMs now? I know it's unlikely, but there is a big with AOKP in reference to charging problems. I began having difficulties charging when I flashed to this ROM and it now seems to have carried over even after I went through an unbrick process. I'm using JellyBam currently; had it on charge all night (about 6 hours)... battery screen shows that almost 2/3 of the time it's been on it's been on charge, almost no awake period... but I woke up to 1% battery. After almost an hour on charge with radios off I'm still at 1%. I only mention the other ROM here because I've only experienced this 4-5 times but I first noticed it on AOKP and never before I flashed it.
[LG Nitro HD] Hutch89:
When I tested this I didn't experience any charging issues Lordcheeto. I'm running MIUI now and have flashed a couple others since then with no charging issues....maybe wipe it clean, format system and data using cwm and reflash? If not that then you'll probably have to unbrick. Also are you using the stock charger?
[LG Nitro HD] Swetnes:
That is how many times longer your battery is lasting with vs. without juice defender. For example the x1.26 means 1.26 x as long or 26% longer than with out it. So the x1.0 or x1.02 you were getting with cm10 was telling me it was having no impact on battery life where as it is now. With me I am getting x2.06.
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
I've gone through the P93x unbrick guide since installing this ROM and still have the problems. I have one stock charger and I have two HTC chargers. They all do this randomly... but only recently.
[LG Nitro HD] Maverick.Marq:
I flashed the p936 baseband to see if it would solve the camera reboot problem, but to no avail. probably easier then doing the unbrick

I haven't tried them all but I'm doubtful the answer lies in the baseband
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
After the P93x unbrick my phone doesn't reboot if I put it to sleep with the camera app open.
[LG Nitro HD] Maverick.Marq:
Going to have to try this but I can't get my virtual xp machine to recognize my phone.
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
I used Windows 7 Home Premium and had no problems at all.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Passing USB through in a VM is difficult to impossible for firmware updates. I tried to use virtualbox to pass USB through to run the kdz update tool when I updated my marquee. Couldn't get it to work and had to install win7 on a spare laptop. :mad:
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
I dual boot Ubuntu/Win7 anyway... it sometimes slips my mind that people run only linux... that one went right over my head.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Camera reboot must go. I was at my son's birthday party and made the mistake of hitting the power button. Boom instant reboot and 2 min of photo opportunity lost. :mad:
[LG Nitro HD] Maverick.Marq:
warning off topic:

This laptop came with windows 7 but I had trouble dual-booting because of uefi complications. I eventually got frustrated and went pure ubuntu.

eventually I'll be putting a larger SDD in this thing or build a desktop just for building roms. I hear it takes an awful lot of harddisk space.

Back on Topic:

My goal is to flash all the compatible basebands to test if any of the available baseband/firmware combinations solve the camera reboot issue.

does anyone have dump of the p936 firmware/baseband or which one of the basebands/firmware here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1842763 are the same as the one used in the unbricking guide?

thanks
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
The unbricking guide uses AT&T V10f.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
One full jb build for one target takes about 50gb. More for ccache, SDK, linaro, and any other goodies you want to install.
[LG Nitro HD] Hutch89:
Don't know if it helps but I've been running Sparcots MIUI port for a few days now and have had zero reboots, bsod, or camera power reboot issue. Have always had some if not all those issues no matter what Rom I used prior to this one even stock ics
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
I knew it had to be quite a bit of disk space; I tried syncing a repo while on a 20Mbps connection and gave up after about 4 good hours of downloading... I wanted to jump in feet first into trying to learn how to dev but I guess I'll just leave it to the big dogs.
[LG Nitro HD] Maverick.Marq:
I can confirm that this rom doesn't have camera reboot

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1951210

[ROM][Weekly][PORT]aokp p93x.su640 unofficial Sleepy[2012-11-6]

so we find the common factor present in these 2 roms. and try to see what's going on with the other roms.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
I think you DL about 7 or 8, certainly less than 10. The rest is the local repo checkout and build tree.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
New beta1 build is up.

Changes:

* Kernel compiled with Linaro, OC to 1674 MHz.

* Synced with repos as of yesterday (12/17). No notable changes.
[LG Nitro HD] BigSexySCJCD:
Overclock and governor so not stick after deep sleep and reboot
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Strange it works for me on aokp41.
[LG Nitro HD] BigSexySCJCD:
ROM running really good no bsod and with system tuner over clock sticks thank u
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
beta2 is up. Changes from beta1:

Both i_vzw and i_atnt:

* Fixed bluetooth audio for calls.

* Tweaked install progress bar. Still needs work.

i_vzw:

* Fixed carrier lockscreen text.

* Fixed usb mass storage, hopefully.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Well I thought I had bluetooth fixed but it's not working for me on AOKP41. Any others get it to work?
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Got it working on a different device. :D
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
Could someone who uses TWRP report in whether or not AOKP41 will flash successfully for them? I'm not concerned too much about CWM as I'm not using it. I just want to know if I should go ahead and ditch TWRP... which would be sad because I have multiple ROM's backed up and don't feel like setting them all up again for CWM.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Couple random items...

Working on the camcorder this is an issue with both spec and nitro so its surely my screwup.

Same with HD video likely OMX related.

Looking at adding fast charging to the kernel and maybe better overclock.

I haven't had a single bsod since running the linaro compiled kernel. Are others still seeing bsod?

Anything else that needs attention?

Oh and I'm patiently waiting for CM to fix the qcom hardware stuff so I can make a 4.2.1 (cm10.1) ROM.
[LG Nitro HD] khanfed:
Are people still seeing the USB bug? Where it doesn't charge till you turn debug on and off or reboot the phone?

I still had it after the last update, but I didn't do a full wipe.
[LG Nitro HD] BigSexySCJCD:
The Rom has been perfect no bsod, yea some other governors would been nice in the kernel but like I said this thing is the best Rom yet thank u

Also been running it since beta day one
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Another radio question ... I'm on straight talk with att and V10f baseband. Two issues, possibly related:

1. My data frequently bounces between H+, H, and 3G.

2. I can't seem to get data on H or 3G, only H+.

Any ideas?
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
I've had that question since CM9, which, coincidentally was the 1st custom Android ROM I've used... Though I rarely see the actual 3G icon... it's always H. The closer I get to more populated areas I start to see H+ or 4G, never LTE. Regardless of what icon is present, as long as the icon is blue I have data. If it's greyed out I get nothing; but that only happens when I wake the phone.
[LG Nitro HD] Flyview:
Does the kernel support undervolting?

Also, not sure if my build I'd is correct due to having gone through SU640 kdz unbrick method. Is it possible it will install the wrong ROM for my p930?
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
No the kernel is a simple conservative overclock for now.

There are no su640 specific bits at least not yet. There is only i_vzw and i_atnt for now. So you should have no worries.
[LG Nitro HD] lionman229:
I remember rc saying that when no data is being sent or received the radio switches to 3g and then when the user or phone requests data it will increase the radio to h+

So I think your observation is by design.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Interesting thanks for the info. But this happens while data is being requested. It will be on H+ and then switch to 3G for maybe a second then H for a second then back to H+. It does this over and over, its very frustrating.
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
That makes no sense. 3G, H, and H+ are what radios are connected, not showing whether data is being sent or not. That's what the color differences in the signal bars is. Grey is no data transfer, blue means a data connection is established. I'm not sure what the H and H+ means exactly, as some sources say H = 3.5G and H+ = 4G; I don't believe that's correct because when I'm connected to 4G I have a 4G icon, not H+. When I'm connected to LTE I have an LTE icon, not H+. When I have H+ I get faster speeds than on H. H, I'm pretty sure, is 3G because I have a 3G Microcell, broadcasts a 3G signal tunneled through my DSL, and when connected to that device, my phone reads H.

---------- Post added at 05:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:45 PM ----------

What are your APN settings on? I know for some reason I can't receive MMS settings unless I use ATT-LTE; and if I remember correctly, my mobile data doesn't like to work right either.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
I'm using the built-in APN "StraightTalk ATT".
[LG Nitro HD] Flyview:
Yea I was gonna say the same thing. HSPDA+ is just a type of 3G and simple 3G is slower and used for standby. Just like the difference between 2G and Edge.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
beta3 is up. Changes from beta2:

* all: fixed hardware video playback and camcorder (thanks Neph81, reeseboy).

* i_vzw: fixed in-call audio and lockscreen text (thanks Neph81).
[LG Nitro HD] aquariuz23:
2G=Edge=E

3G=H

2nd gen 3G=HSPA+=H+

LTE=4G

I have almost never seen the 3G symbol, n if it appears, it's only for fleeting second and then it reverts back to H. I believe there is no real difference between the two symbols in this case. When I am in HSPA+ area (or what AT&T calls 4G) I will get a H+ symbol. And when I am in True 4G area ( or what they call LTE) then I will see a 4G symbol.

The confusion here lies on ATT's marketing scheme for 4G. They use the 4G symbol to show HSPA+ connection, and use the LTE symbol for the true 4G connection. On stock ATT rom, we will see exactly that by our bars. But CM and any other roms based on AOSP will have the proper indicators, which will be H+ for HSPA+ and 4G for our LTE connections.

In regards to color, that is also affected by what themes you have installed. I never see blue bars because I have white theme installed. So yes, as long as it's not greyed out, you should be having data connectivity.
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
I've gotten an LTE symbol in a CM ROM and in a different area I've gotten 4G in a different area with the same ROM. Out of all the symbols, 3G is the only one that will just flash and instantly change to something else.
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
You're probably mistaken. I've only ever seen AOSP/CM use "4G" for LTE signals. Nitro's stock ROMs say "4G LTE" though. Sure you aren't thinking of that?

"3G" and "H" are distinct. The reason you never see your phone stay on 3G is because AT&T has essentially rolled out HSPA coverage everywhere that they have 3G coverage at this point. However not all areas with 3G speeds have HSPA+ yet. Also, even when you are in HSPA+ coverage, the phone will generally stay on HSPA when idle and only switch to HSPA+ when you are actually doing something data intensive.
[LG Nitro HD] aquariuz23:
I never knew there was a difference between 3G n HSPA :D I always thought they were just renaming things around to their convenience, much like how IDE in computers are now called PATA for general understanding. I thought the next step above 3G is HSPA+
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
I am 100% certain I'm not mistaken. I haven't used a stock ROM since... well, since ICS was officially released for our device.

And 3G and H may be distinct, but as I said in a post earlier, I have a 3G Microcell device from AT&T which broadcasts a 3G signal in a ~50ft radius. My phone picks that signal up as H, not 3G. If my memory serves me correct, stock ICS/GB shows a white 4G icon for it.

Stock symbols are E (for EDGE), white 4G (for 3G), yellow 4G (for 4G), and LTE.

As far as the 4G and LTE, when I'm in Pensacola I get 4G; it shows up as 4G anyway. I was in the Birmingham, AL area a few weeks back and in the city limits my status bar showed LTE; in some of the larger outlying cities it showed 4G.

I've also seen E and G in CM roms; where E gives me excruciatingly slow data speeds. When it shows G data transmission doesn't work at all. I'm sure E is EDGE and G is GSM?
[LG Nitro HD] lyfkevin:
IT LOOKS SMOOTHER THAN OFFICIAL CM10:good:

BUT AKOP41 WIFI NOT WORKING ON SU640
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
I do not have a SU640 kernel.

What is your build_id? Do this:

cat /sys/devices/system/soc/soc0/build_id
[LG Nitro HD] Butch1326:
Is anyone else experiencing Bluetooth connection issues with Beta 3? I'm using the AOKP version. I can connect just fine to Bluetooth devices such as a Bluetooth speaker, but I cannot connect to the Bluetooth hands-free in my car. I did not experience this issue with Beta 2. I tried re-pairing the connection, but no joy.

Thanks!
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
To clarify, what I meant was that when Android shows "3G" it means it's connected at the original, slower version of 3G, and when it shows "H" or "H+", it means it is connected at the faster versions of 3G (HSPA and HSPA+ respectively). Your Microcell advertises itself as "3G" because in the USA few people know what "HSPA" means.

AT&T ROMs often display HSPA+ as "4G" instead, which is confusing. I generally don't subscribe to AT&T's (and T-Mobile's) nomenclature since it differs with the rest of the world, and they only changed it as a marketing ploy to try to convince people that AT&T's HSPA+ data speeds were comparable to Verizon's LTE network.

If you get a chance, it would be interesting to see what it says in each case under Settings -> About Phone -> Status -> Mobile network type. That's really where you can tell what kind of network you're connected to.

G is GPRS, which is even slower than EDGE. This is a good breakdown if you're interested: http://www.clove.co.uk/viewtechnica...6465-4C70-ABDB-5A12A06C3D8D&category=TECHINFO
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
Your link was quite an interesting read.

Connected to my Microcell device, the mobile network type shows up as HSDPA:9. Next time I pick up any of the others I'll be sure to make a note of it and report back.
[LG Nitro HD] lyfkevin:
8660-aaabqnbya-30552040
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
That is the same as the p930. I will need to find another way to distinguish the two models.
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
It's not the same as the P930. It's just that so many P930 users have flashed SU640 KDZs.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Hmmm ok .. what is the build_id for the SU640 firmware then.... Anyone know?

I'll start by building a SU640 kernel. Expect that next week.
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
I thought I explained it here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35178377&postcount=3

But maybe I wasn't clear, so I'll try to sum it up:

SU640's build_id is 8660-AAABQNBYA-30552040.

P93x's build_id is 8660-AAABQNBYA-34701050.

However, any P93x that has flashed a SU640 KDZ will report the SU640 build_id, and vice versa. Therefore it's not a reliable way to determine which device is being used.
[LG Nitro HD] lyfkevin:
I am using SU640 instead of P93x.

not much idea, but hope the open source code helps

http://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensource.jsp

please selecte:

Category：mobile phone

modle name： su640 or p930
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Got my wife a TF300 for Christmas and I tried enabling "Tablet UI" on my phone just for kicks to see how it looked compared to the real thing. Unfortunately, it didn't boot. Logcat shows it wanted to use the sw600dp resources but my ROM compression script deleted these.

I haven't seen anyone complain so I assume nobody has tried enabling "Tablet UI". But adding the tablet resources adds about 5mb so I am thinking about including them in the next beta.

Thoughts?
[LG Nitro HD] Maverick.Marq:
I tried enabling tablet ui twice but I had also changed some other settings so I was never 100% on what the issue actually was; didn't want to send anyone after a red herring.

IMHO, I don't think anyone would mind an extra 5mb over the possibility of having their ROM not boot.
[LG Nitro HD] lordcheeto03:
I made it into civilization today; the 4G icon shows up as LTE:14, and the H icon showed up as HSPA:11. Of interest here is that at home on the MicroCell device it shows up as H also, but phone status tells me HSDPA:9.

On the service I get from the tower near my house is HSPAP:15
[LG Nitro HD] frankmehta:
BEST ROM for the Nitro HD. EVERRRRRR!

Kudos to the AOKP team. The BSOD, the restarts, the bugs, almost gone!
[LG Nitro HD] Butch1326:
UPDATE:

I saw in the install script that the /system/framework/framework-res.apk was updated in Beta 3 (AT&T section). I replaced it with the Beta 2 version and the Bluetooth handsfree in my car started working again. I don't understand the connection between the system framework and the bluetooth handsfree. Any thoughts?
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
There were no changes between b2 and b3 that should affect Bluetooth... :confused:
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Oh.. and I'm running aokp b3 and it works fine with my Motorola T325.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Just remembered... the Bluetooth MAC is not being set correctly. If your device relies on a pairing that you had set with the correct MAC, it would need to be reset. I'll try to have this fixed in b4.
[LG Nitro HD] Butch1326:
Then something may have corrupted the Bluetooth settings on my end. Thank you for verifying with your Motorola Bluetooth device.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
BTW... One of the guys at AF setup an issue tracker here: http://code.google.com/p/spectrum-cm10-aokp41-issue-tracker/issues/list

It says spectrum but my main device is a nitro and I'll be using the tracker for both.
[LG Nitro HD] Butch1326:
Thank you!

BTW - Best JB rom for the 930. Very smooth and no BSoD. Keep up the great work!
[LG Nitro HD] aquariuz23:
Hey guys, I'm not quite sure if this is on topic or off, but I'll ask it here anyways.

So today at work I decided to swap my microsd card from my current 16gb to a 32gb. After copying everything out of the 16gb into the PC, I removed the 16gb from the phone n replaced it with the 32gb card. Then I proceeded to copy my files back to the 32gb card. Here is where it got strange.

Writing back the files into the 32gb card, windows was showing a transfer rate of about 900kbps-1.2mbps max. The card is within the phone, not through some sdcard reader. Transferring about 9gb of file was taking nearly 2 hours. However, the phone began to freeze n locked up after about half hour of transferring, and disconnecting the USB connection to the phone. It happened twice so I gave up.

Due to the lack of a sdcard reader, I decided to use an old HTC incredible that I have sitting around as a sdcard reader. Connected the phone to the PC n again attempted to transfer my files back into the sdcard. This time, not only was it successful, but the transfer rate was between 4.5-5mbps constant throughout, n was complete in 15 minutes.

Does anybody experience this similar issue ? I realize now, that previously, in any rom I use (not sure about stock), the access speed to the sd card through the phone is horrendously slow, always around 1mbps or so. But when using a sdcard reader or some other phone, the speeds are what they're suppose to be. Is this a software or hardware issue ?any way to test this issue ?
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Test with stock ics for a baseline. If it works correctly, try cm10 next and I will look through the iproj kernel changes. If not, it's a vendor issue and might be difficult to track down.
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Also after the phone freezes, hold the power button for about 10 sec to reset it. Do not pull the battery. When the phone boots again capture /proc/last_kmsg and post it on pastebin. This may provide clues.
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
Mass Storage speeds have always been bad in CM9/10 on the P93x. You might get better results with MTP.
[LG Nitro HD] aquariuz23:
I second this, if I'm not mistaken, it has always been bad since cm9 in regards to the transfer speed for mass storage. Prior to getting mass storage, like drumist said, mtp was somewhat faster. I should try that and see the difference.

Tdmcode, I'll see if I have the chance to revert back to stock ICS, but if anybody here is either on stock ICS currently, or can easily switch to stock ics, please give it a try. Try transferring something huge.

Also, does slow mass storage transfer rate translate to a poor sdcard performance internally, as in interaction of the os or apps etc with the sdcard itself ?
[LG Nitro HD] tdm:
Right you did, sorry. But you only posted a p930 string with the V20c baseband. My p930 with V10f baseband is 8660-AAABQNBYA-30552040.

So we seem to have multiple devices with the same exact build_id string. :(

Full disclosure, I bought my device used. So it is possible that the previous owner flashed a SU640 baseband. I'm assuming that is not the case, but I'd be happy to be proven wrong -- it would make life easier for supporting the SU640, and also give me a reason to upgrade to V20c. :)

Furthermore, I haven't found any SU640 specific recoveries. So I assume the SU640 users are running p930 recoveries. Which in turn means that using a build prop from the recovery to distinguish devices is not going to work.

Unless something else comes up, I'll probably need to instruct the SU640 users to override the model detection. It's not a difficult thing to do but it is pretty lame that such a thing is required even for phones that haven't been cross-flashed.