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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] digiblur:
When you guys see this international roaming, flip over to your dialer and ##DEBUG# then type in SPRINT in the numbers (777468) I believe. Go to the 1X screens, don't remember which one that shows the SID and NID combination. Post a screenshot here or the numbers. I curious to see why the phone thinks it is roaming internationally.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] chessx:
will do
[Acer Iconia A500] jeanst91:
Hi guys,

I'm getting mad with my tablet. I have installed every ROM i could possibly install on my tablet, just to see if the problem went away, and it just won't! No game from Gameloft works on my tablet, it blinks on a weird way on many apps that require some use of 3D effects, and in many times, the apps continues to run but my video freezes and stops working, tough the rest of the tablet continues to work fine.

I don't know what else I can do. Is it something I did or something related to the hardware?
[Acer Iconia A500] gears177:
i have the same problem i was scared it was gpu related but it hasnt happened yet with randomblames jellytime i deleted everything so i could get it as much stock as possible did all the wipes twice even reformatted storage seemed to have work for now i kept getting a weird texture glitch were it would freeze up blink then force quite to homescreen wpuldnt lag at all to let me know either was just random.

EDIT: just happened i have no idea i guess it must be hardware related "shrugs" :(
[HTC Desire C] diddub:
Hello everybody,

I bought my HTC Desire on a website an i received it with an Asian ROM. I'm french and french language is not included into that rom.

I have that one installed : Asia WWE 1.45.707.2 and i would like to install the european version with that rru : RUU_GOLF_U_ICS_40A_HTC_Europe_2.00.401.2_Radio_10.11.98.09H_1.06.98.13M2_release_295101_signed

But, when i tried to do it, an error message occur and stop the process. It say me that it is not the good one. I tried the previous version of that european rom and the result is the same.

Do you think it is possible ? How can i do that ?

I'm a beguinner in Android world so, i don't realy know all the secret ;)

Thanks
[HTC Desire C] einstein.frat:
Flash my rom
[HTC Desire C] diddub:
What is your ROM ???
[HTC Desire C] einstein.frat:
Nameless rom
[Asus Transformer TF700] mrjayviper:
since fastboot and adb are common throughout the ecosystem (Google provided apps as part of the SDK), does that mean I can use the fastboot/adb I'm using on my one x on my TF700?
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Since adb and fastboot run on your PC, you can use the same tools for all Android devices. Note that the fastboot implementation in the TF700's bootloader is limited, it only accepts a subset of possible options and only likes to flash blobs in a specific format.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elequent:
Hi, Guys,

I just broke my old HD2, and though I should change another phone. Not a big fan of new phones, so bought an used Nexus One, which is with the same hardware as HD2.

But apparently, the development for N1 is not as popular as HD2. I went through the forum, and did not find many roms for N1. And there is not a thread that lists all the roms for N1.

I got a few questions, and hope some of you guys might be kind to help me with them

1. Is there a full HWA ICS rom for N1?

2. What is the most stable ICS rom for N1 right now?

3. What are some of the current unstable issues in ICS or JB for N1?

Anyway, I am still using the GB rom, and studying the instruction of installtion. Hope I can find a satisfied ICS or JB soon. ^^

Glad to be part of N1.

Cheers,
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m2xtreme:
1.) Yes.

2.) Evervolv ICS, though it hasn't been updated for months (texasice has been working on Jellybean).

3.) Jellybean ROMs are all considered alpha releases but Evervolv JB 4.1 is fairly stable for me. Only issue I remember is not being able to use USB tethering, which I rarely use anyways. JB 4.2 is currently being worked on so the buglist is shortening as time goes on.

I'll let you find the links for these ROMs in the dev thread and fill in the blanks but this should serve as a quick and dirty summary. Btw, if you aren't already aware you'll have to learn how to use Blackrose (and possibly a2sd or m2sd) before you being playing around with ICS or later ROMs.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taodan:
Just wondering, why didn't you purchase a used HD2? Since you already get used to that phone and like the custom ROMs in that section.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] header2k:
Well, the ICS/JB Roms have HWA, but not hardware accelerated video decoding/encoding, unlike the hd2
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elequent:
Actually, I have already bought three HD2 since I started to play with this phone. I bricked the 1st one after I burned the T-mobile rom into my HTC version HD2. I broke the screen of the second one, then I bought a broken 3rd one just to replace the LCD screen, then I seemed break the LCD connection cable.... Now I have three HD2 main boards and three broken screens... It seems I had no luck for HD2.

So I thought I should change another one, and I found a good price for this used N1 just for $70. :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elequent:
I think the guys are working on it??? It will be possible since the HW of N1 is the same as HD2?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] amd-dude:
Hey everyone I recently bought the otterbox commuter case for my N-7000, don't get me wrong it is a nice case but just a little to big for my hands. It made the phone just a bit to wide to operate and also added too much weight.

Now back to my original question, I know there are light cases that would protect the back and sides of the phone in a fall, what I wanted to know was, is there a slim case that would also offer some protection for the front of the phone as well i.e. a lip or buffer for the screen area as the otterbox does. It does not have to be a big lip like that, but some protection would be nice, I'm not the one to be careless with my gadgets, but as they say...**** happes.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] p51d007:
I keep breaking my belt clip cases, since I wear on the left side, when I get into a car, the case sometimes catches on the seat.

I bought another cheap case, just for the back/screen protection, tossed the clip in the drawer.

This one was less than Five dollars (U.S.) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007L7PEAG/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00

Then, I bought this one, horizontal fake leather case to keep it in.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007QBUC9K/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00

Spent less for this 1,2 combination than I did for my now broken otterbox.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] amd-dude:
Thanks but after all night of searching around I think I found one:

http://www.amazon.com/BoxWave-Samsu...rsions/dp/B000H13M2K/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

I saw the review for it and it does seem to offer good protection and is yes slim enough to not add too much bulk to the phone
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] verbkpf82:
Is that not just the same as these cases on ebay for about $3?

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=290759186357&index=4&nav=SEARCH&nid=25950730099
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] frederic2707:
Get the rinke slim it has a lip
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] howard bamber:
No they are just cheap plastic. The other is tpu plus hard plastic. Ive one with a kick stand from Amazon. Always use them

From box 13......
[HTC One V] shubhamchamaria:
Will give it a go when I have time...I'm on PA!
[HTC One V] nereis:
Please be aware that this was developed solely based on CM10 + Hellboy, the script part may possibly work without modifications but if you would likely have to cherry pick through the build.prop and use only stuff compatible with PA. (Absolutely no experience with PA)

Well you seem to be a much more experienced developer than I am so I am just throwing out the disclaimer for others. :p
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
will try !
[HTC One V] sk8erboy:
will try it on CM9..LOL..it will be changed for CM9.
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
All these except the task killer changes already exist in latest PA. Please be aware that anyone who flashes this I will no longer support them if they encounter anything by any matter.

And what's the deal posting this in Development thread? You did not discover America and i am pretty sure these scripts/build prop lines are not yours. Reported - move to general thread!

Sent by a PA proud user!
[HTC One V] donhashem.dh:
I'm gonna install cm10 later,ill try em when I install ....

no signature....problem ?!?!?!
[HTC One V] nereis:
I actually did some searches before posting and similar posts from other device forums tend to be in development section hence the posting. :confused:

I do not claim to have invented anything new nor care about credits. This is no more than how I have been tweaking android towards the behavior I tend to use it.

In fact most tweaks and values can be found from other threads or sites and I find it somewhat senseless to give credits for setting a certain minfree values, I just try and understand how each tweak affect our devices under a certain environment, personally test them and released the collection I settled with here. I don't use benchmark softwares and don't expect quadrant scores to go up, in fact the scores might even go down because of swap, or create heavy stuttering in some games / heavy multi-tab browsing if the said application exceed the "overhead" I tried keeping and swap started causing heavy io activity. (This I try to avoid with the proposed settings) This is a low-end device with limited ram after all, I just try to squeeze out a bit more performance based on how I think most users (and I) might use this phone.

Anyhow, if mods see fit please move thread over to the general section.
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
Be advised that you set "windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec=300" but instead it should be at 160 max. This should be calculated as: our display refresh rate x 2.

I usually set it to 150 and it works greater than setting to 300 or too low than 100.
[HTC One V] nereis:
Thanks for the advice.

I am testing 150 now, so far so good.

So HOV is natively 75fps?

A bit of Googling yields this review which shows 59.6 FPS (closest integer 60?) in Neocore, makes me think maybe the setting really should be 120 under the 2x logic, might as well test this too for now.

I may also try editing the setting on my Galaxy S to 112 and see, I believe this device is at 56fps.

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Might be placebo but I think it does feel different, especially on SGS everything seem to "flow", similar can be said about HOV but not as apparent. Maybe because HOV cm10 has no vsync?

Honestly I can't tell if windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec makes a whole lot of difference, might not pursue this much further.

Examining build.prop tweaks for Android ICS: A comprehensive guide (Part 1)

// This number equates to the refresh rate * 1.5. The rate should be at least
// equal to the screen refresh rate. We increase the rate by 50% to compensate for
// the discontinuity between the actual rate that events come in at (they do
// not necessarily come in constantly and are not handled synchronously).
// Ideally, we would use Display.getRefreshRate(), but as this does not necessarily
// return a sensible result, we use '60' as our default assumed refresh rate.
result = 90;

This blog post calls the tweak busted anyway... but I guess it doesn't hurt.
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
it is not placebo. the difference is there. i felt it numerous times when a crappy rom was laggy. i put this line in build prop and everything seems to fly :).
[HTC One V] abhikm001:
jub...confirming it...works !!! :D much snappier now with 100+ mb ram always free ;)

wonder there could be any battery saving tweaks ... the battery of cm10 is the only thing that keeps me puzzled :|
[HTC One V] abhikm001:
have a doubt though

# Set IO Scheduler to BFQ

echo "bfq" > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler

# Set 1497Mhz overclock

echo "245760" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq

echo "1497600" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq

# Set Governor

echo "ondemand" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor

this is supposed to set scheduler to bfq on boot time ... right?

i cant see that happening at boot ... its been shown as deadline at boot

also

echo "ondemand" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor

if i change the "ondemand" to say "smartassv2" will it be reflected at boot as well?

i am a noob in modding, so any help/suggestion will be much appreciated :)

also is there any way to include tweaks to improve battery life of cm jb :D
[HTC One V] nereis:
Thanks for the feedback, I'll see what I can do.

I believe the governer / scheduler setting under System Settings -> Performance (or some other app like ROM Toolbox) takes precedence over the script though, so please check to see if you have any of those enabled. You can also just tick smartassv2 in CM Performance settings and set at boot.

Yes if you change the string to "smartassV2" it will set the governer to smartassv2, 
but maxwen's smartassv2 does not support any tunables
, so you would lose the battery saving ondemand tweaks. Just make sure you edit with Notepad++ so the script will work afterwards.
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
Correction maxwen has a tunable smartassv2. Here are screen shots for my settings with smartassv2. Battery friendly and performance.
[HTC One V] nereis:
Just looked under /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/

I stand corrected!

I'll try and make some presets for SmartAssV2 too.

These somehow don't show up under ROM Toolbox, I think maybe the support was added in the latest Hellboy?
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
If you find any good settings please share :D
[HTC One V] nereis:
I might fork the scripts by governers, I personally like smartassv2 quite a bit, it is more responsive (lower latency in general) than ondemand, and by tweaking awake_ideal_freq to some sensible frequency like maybe 1200Mhz we might be able to also save some juice.

Try the following maybe...

# smartassV2 Tweaks (Balanced Performance and Battery Life)

echo "smartassV2" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
echo "1200000" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/awake_ideal_freq
echo "806400" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/sleep_wakeup_freq
echo "393600" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/ramp_down_step
echo "297600" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/ramp_up_step
echo "95" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/max_cpu_load
echo "45" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/min_cpu_load

This way you should running be at 1200Mhz (1200mV) most of the time, if you want to try squeeze some more battery life out of smartassv2 setting awake_ideal_freq to "806400" (1100mV) will likely buy you a bit more time.

The max_cpu_load is set to 95% for 1200Mhz awake_ideal_freq, so that cpu doesn't switch to the higher voltage unless really needed. The min_cpu_load is set at a rather high 45% so it would behave almost like a two-step min-max governer jumping between low power 245Mhz & 1200Mhz, only going to 1497Mhz when high load calls for it.

I think 1200Mhz should still be plenty fast for the more demanding users, but I tend to settle for lower.

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Currently testing the above values for smartassV2, everything is working as expected and more responsive than ondemand, but I would expect somewhat decreased battery life for daily use.

However I did observe that now during games the CPU frequency centers around 1200Mhz instead of 1497Mhz when using ondemand, might actually turn out to have better battery life if you play more games. If you happen to find 806Mhz fast enough for the kind of games you play, setting awake_ideal_freq to "806400" might be even better.
[HTC One V] abhikm001:
i edited the script with this

# smartassV2 Tweaks (Balanced Performance and Battery Life)

echo "smartassV2" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor

echo "806400" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/awake_ideal_freq

echo "806400" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/sleep_wakeup_freq

echo "393600" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/ramp_down_step

echo "297600" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/ramp_up_step

echo "95" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/max_cpu_load

echo "45" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/min_cpu_load

and pasted it to init.d inside system/etc

but i doubt whether this has any effect coz performance section inside settings shows still on demand 245-1024 ghz and i/o scheduler is still dead line according to it (yes, i havent set the apply on boot option, so this is the present stats on boot)

also as i told im not good at scripts, can u gimme a rough idea about applying scripts with script manager.

got some idea, install busy box n all...but dunno how to actually install/apply the scripts and check whether it worked
[HTC One V] nereis:
Sorry I am unsure why things are not working, I may have to actually start testing the script on boot instead of just using ROM Toolbox to set the tweaks. lol

My poison of choice at the moment of choice is ROM Toolbox, which includes a scipter, and there is also one hidden away in JRummy's Busybox Installer for my daily device which I don't often use scripts on. If you are just trying to see if it is an issue with init.d not executing the script, either of these would work if you imported the script and executed them there.

I've made two more smartassV2 presets for testing, including the swappiness=90 change due in next release.

Currently using the smartassV2 balanced performance settings on HOV, it's working really fast and smooth!

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Ok I confirmed the script would work when placed in init.d, but worked when executed through Busybox Installer.

I think I may have made a stupid mistake saving the scripts as the wrong format.

Sorry about the problem.

(Updating 2nd post as I type)
[HTC One V] nereis:
OP & 2nd Post Updated! (alpha 2)

Issue with script not starting from init.d fixed! From now on I will try and do all the tweaking through init.d scripts so I don't make mistakes like this again, thanks to abhikm001 for reporting this issue.

I have also made 2 smartassV2 presets for those wanting more performance to play with, have fun and happy holidays to all!

There is room for improvement in smartassV2 presets, mostly going to be fine tuning of max_cpu_load & min_cpu_load to responsiveness in apps. These are currently at rather conservative values.

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CWM flashable zips are going to come in a few days when I make it beta.

Currently something is interfering with minfree values being set through init.d, once I get that fixed this shall go in beta so that more people can test. Minfree is setup correctly when script ran from Scripter, so either something else on my HOV is setting its memfree on boot or there is an issue with the way I have implemented the setting in script, hope I can get that glitch solved soon.

The setting goes to 2048, 3072,4096,6144,10854,14132 for some reason, still no explanation...

I think I might have to look at init.rc

In the meantime to get all benefits from this script, please run it at boot with a scripter app.
[HTC One V] nereis:
Okay I found the line in init.primou.rc

write /sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/minfree 2048,3072,4096,6144,10854,14132

Looks like this is overiding the script when run from init.d, does anyone have any idea as to how to get around this?
[HTC One V] nereis:
Small update v021, fixed a typo error present in ondemand script (doesn't affect functionality), tuned max_cpu_load & min_cpu_load in smartassV2 for better scrolling smoothness.
[HTC One V] idroid2324:
battery life?

has any1 tried these scripts?? how is d battery life on smartassv2 balanced battery?? if possible pls provide screenshots with screen on info??
[HTC One V] nereis:
Not bad if you asked me, the sharp drains come from playing games with GMD Control to accelerate farming speeds.
[HTC One V] idroid2324:
ok i have ur scripts running n it gives me a 10% increase in battery life.. thanks..:good:
[HTC One V] nereis:
Update

Updated CM10_20130111_build.prop.h for use in Lloir's latest CM10 build (fixed 2nd build)

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I am starting to think that there is no way to override LMK setting done through init.primou.rc with init.d scripts without actually modifying it, might be best to run the script after boot for this time being.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] fmllc:
As the title suggests...I decided to move on and got an N4....big mistake....other than a pretty sharp design and jb 4.2...the phone is a pos! Laggy screen response (even with the fix) was a big enough deal breaker....but just overall you can tell its a $300 no contract phone!

LG Optimis G was slightly better. Much better build quality with all the specs of the s3 + 2 cores and a kick ass lcd! But sadly LG is not just there yet! It lacks the user expwrience the s3 was finally able o bring ro the android community. LG is still making superior machines with inferior software. Its blazing fast but jumpy as hell and the random reboots when you plug it in and lag as well makes rhe experience like back in the infuse days!

Hands down the S3 is where its at for now....especially with all the dev work. Its a ghost town on their forums (OG)

Galaxy S III I747
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] cehf:
there is a sticky thread for device comparisons.

sent from my I747
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rick O:
Solved! Didn't do full wipe before installing and somehow the kernel for CM10.1 was in the AOKP Omega ROM. Full wipe before flashing has solved this.

I've got a problem with wifi. After coming from stock ICS then OTA stock JB (UK Vodafone some months ago) I rooted and installed SuperNexus. Tried AOKP Omega. These worked well so thought I would try CM 10.1. Wifi stopped working so went back to the Omega ROM via recovery. Wifi still not working. I think I know what to do: reflash a stock Sammy ICS and then a custom ROM. But why would the wifi fail after many ROMS away from stock?

Just to explain more, it won't switch on using the toggle or the slider in settings. Everything else is OK.

Thanks in advance
[Android Themes] Annex1:
CM10.1 SENSE THEME is here.

Not gonna go into the details since we all know what this is.

Install and apply theme.

***EDITED***

FOR PEOPLE THAT NEED CREDITS.. I SEE A COUPLE PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT CREDITS

1- I never said I made these images. It's a port for all of us to enjoy (SENSEUI)

2- I am not selling the theme (So no money is being made from this) (FREE)

3- stated as #2. That it's free, they should thank me for giving them FREE advertising of the SENSE UI look... People/business's usually pay for that (just a heads up)

4- I'm not giving credit to them since they did not make the CM port..IF they helped me make the apk (which they didn't)... THEN I would be more than happy to slap their name to it.
[Android Themes] lightninbug:
thanks man!!!
[Android Themes] fpshah:
Doesn't work with CM 10.1 , gave an error saying, this theme was wrongly compiled. I am on ATT Galaxy S3, running AOKP by Task. 4.2.1
[Android Themes] blumenthala:
If you've ever installed any theme, you know you have to apply the System theme, reboot, then apply this theme, reboot.
[Android Themes] cartmenicus:
Nice theme man!:good:
[Android Themes] gp545:
Wonderful theme.. :good: :good:

Data usage indicator (up & down arrow) not working properly. Apart from it, everything running fine on this theme. :D
[Android Themes] olivedenice:
amazing!

thanks
[Android Themes] Geo411m:
Great theme but I found a slight error with the People app still showing the default blue on the selected tab. I'll post a screen shot.
[Android Themes] fpshah:
forgive my ignorance :) Works like a charm :) went back to system theme and restarted.
[Android Themes] djdarkknight96:
Looks good!!!!
[Android Themes] Braneless:
Awesome looking theme! Not tacky or over the top like some other themes. Looks and works great with JBSourcery 4.2.1
[Android Themes] Annex1:
It was fixed... just redownload it and apply it again... Sorry :)