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[HTC Droid DNA] CharliesTheMan:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 22] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Crpalmer, as much as I like sweep2wake being left out, snuzzo (rezound developer, great dude) and I may have figured out something that would be helpful for you if you do decide to build with s2w.

If it ends up being useful and tests good ill shoot you a PM and send it to you.

Sent from my DNA... S-Off like a baws
[HTC Droid DNA] madAdam6LOVE:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 22] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

I'm a S2W user. FWIW, Cubed S2W seems much more responsive to the touch than Beastmode S2W.
[HTC Droid DNA] cc16177:
I searched the thread for "wireless" before posting this and got no results so here goes...

Anyone have trouble using a wireless charger? I've been on this kernel for 2-3 days with great success (both in regards to battery life and performance) but I just took it off my wireless charger and had to hold the power button to reboot because the orange LED never turned off and the screen wouldn't wake up.

I do have my min at 192 and max at 1712 but I am running the "faster" processor and haven't had any issues with lowering the min or raising the max in the past.

I am open to any suggestions...

Thanks!
[HTC Droid DNA] t1gartist:
What are your setting wireless works greats for me
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 22] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

What version are you using?

Did you change any voltages?

FYI, I use a wireless charger every day but I am binned as fast.
[HTC Droid DNA] cc16177:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 22] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

I am using the latest version and the only adjustments I make from stock are to lower the min speed and raise the max.

I will test it again tomorrow, I only use my wireless charger at my office and have left for the day.
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 22] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Oh, and if you haven't rebooted since, can you try to grab a copy of /proc/last_kmsg?
[HTC Droid DNA] cc16177:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 22] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Just sent you a PM
[HTC Droid DNA] Zarboz:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 22] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Wich is funny cuz their identical files
[HTC Droid DNA] madAdam6LOVE:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 22] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Could it be the settings? Cubed is set in Viper, yours with the tuner.

I think it may be that I'm getting haptic feedback on Cubed, which helps with the keystrokes.

On Cubed I can wake 99% on first try. When I tried Beastmode I had to swipe 2 or 3 times. Maybe somehow I need to get used to some difference in sensitivity?
[HTC Droid DNA] bakemcbride21:
60% of the time it works every time! LOL

+1 on S2W on Cubed 3.1.3 on Viper. It works all but flawslessly for me (I imagine I may have had to swipe twice at somepoint, but it pretty much works every time to power on and off). I haven't had a single reboot on DSB Cubed since I switched back to it starting with 2.5.4

Going to give this a test drive this week. Obviously if S2W is added I'd be fine with it :)

Also good to read that people can go -100V and down to 192...I'm only -50V across and 384 min still (faster binned)
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 22] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Im -112.5mV and down to 192Mhz and I'm binned faster I would say I love this kernel over LK95... Sitting idle is just awesome went an hour before it dropped to 99% with everything turned on and auto sync enabled
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
New version updated in the OP / test kernel post.

1.0.15: Feb 26, 2013: Battery optimization, performance, thermal & hotplug improvements

* governor: make ondemand the default governor

* GPU: Very minor GPU overclock to 487MHz (from mdeejay).

* msm_thermal: react better when temperature decreases.

* simple_plug: be slightly less aggressive about bringing cores online.

* New suspend mode PM_SUSPEND_FREEZE

* Oprimization for RWSEM lock handoffs.

* RCU locking in cpufreq!

* Disable more HTC debugging code.

And the BT test version also has

* Replaced all HTC BT drivers with CAF drivers (these have a few fixes on top of the standard Linux drivers).

* Enabled additional HID devices (USB & BT)
[HTC Droid DNA] letschky:
AW: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

I testet the 1.0.8 Kernel with my own Rom(LRS Dna Global v5.0)Over 20 Hours with over 7 Hours Screen on and Wifi on!(Min 192 MHz Max 1512 MHz.

Great Kernel Man,Thanks!
[HTC Droid DNA] Memnoch73:
Please excuse my ignorance I read the entire thread after I saw this post and cannot seem to find the post on Govs and scheduler recommendations. Would appreciate any help.

Loving the Kernel so far. Will give it a couple days and report back.
[HTC Droid DNA] Orion575:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Do I need to flash a stock modules zip if I'm coming from LK 0.9.5 kernel ?
[HTC Droid DNA] t1gartist:
Shouldnt have to I dont my DNA phones like a champ you will be making a good move I fully charged my phone Monday night

Unplugged it at 7 am Tuesday I now have 17 percent and that's with radio YouTube games and etc...
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Thanks for the good reports! I'm glad to see others are getting some good improvements too!

I use ondemand governor and bfq scheduler. That seems to work well for me.

The return to stock modules restores mpdecision and/or thermald (built in HTC binaries) that dsb9938/zarboz? removes in his modules. My kernel doesn't use either of those anyway so it doesn't matter. However, if you switch from cubed to my kernel to something else, you'll need to flash the return to stock.
[HTC Droid DNA] fastcx:
Is it remotely possible to use DNA kernel in Internation Butterfly? Though they are similar, but Butterfly came with sdcard & no NFC. Still no news on Butterfly source release :(

EDIT: Just wanna know anyone tried it, else i'll try it later tonight
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
I doubt that the kernel would work for a J Butterfly as I think that there are some hardware differences and that it's not just a rebranding with a sdcard.
[HTC Droid DNA] fastcx:
Worse is that i'm not running j butterfly, this is x920d, which is different from j butterfly, x920e n dna..bloody hell HTC.. The only variant without nfc

EDIT: Is it possible for you to support x920d in future if the source is released for it? Cause I like what you included in your kernel, while not polluting it with lots of irrelevant governor and io scheduler
[HTC Droid DNA] CharliesTheMan:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

I'm thinking there's some differences that would cause problems because of some of the other software that has to be developed separately for the DNA and Butterfly.

You may could try building a kernel using the anykernel installer, but I think s off is required for a flashable anykernel installer.

Sent from my HTC6435LVW using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC Droid DNA] fastcx:
if anykernel installer needs to access kernel partition, or edit /system thru write permission, will definitely need s-off..no s-off for x920d, yet. It's coming, but need time and hopes that it's similar to how j butterfly received s-off. Thanks for suggestion.

EDIT: Checked out anykernel, definitely not gonna work without s-off, but will try it out in future once we get s-off for x920d
[HTC Droid DNA] Irieone:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Could something at the kernel level cause my screen animations to only work intermittently? Like the weather animations?
[HTC Droid DNA] thunderbolt33:
Would this kernel play nice with the radios from the verizon OTA? If not should i just use the stock kernel from the verizon OTA?
[HTC Droid DNA] pio_masaki:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Works fine for me on the new radio and Ukb Rom.

Tapatalked from my HTC DNA
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Anything is possible, but that's pretty unlikely kernel related.
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

I would be surprised if there would be any problems with the new radios.
[HTC Droid DNA] TJMac44:
I have been on cubed 3.1.3 for quite some time now and have absolutely no issues with s2w. I would love better battery life and underclocking tho so would love it if you could add it, maybe as a alternate version like the bluetooth version??

---------- Post added at 03:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:10 PM ----------

Question. I have flashed the 2.04 firmware after going s-off not just the radio. I have seen on ViperRom forum talking about needing Kernal to match 2.04 so I am confused, can I flash this Kernel? Ii am still on cubed 3.1.3 and it seems to work fine after flash so I assume I can but just wanted to double check what is meant by needing Kernel to match 2.04? Thanks
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
the 2.04.605.2 is referring to the software version... if you are using ViperDNA your software version is 1.15.605.4 this kernel will work for that... the firmware is something separate from the software
[HTC Droid DNA] TJMac44:
Ahh, yes I should have been able to figure that out on my own - duh. Thanks
[HTC Droid DNA] KyJelly69:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Does NTFS support mean it will read sdcards on otg that are formatted that way? I'm having some issues getting it to work. I need support for large mkv files.
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
When I posted the comment about someone else maintaining it, I was actually hoping that Zarboz was going to offer to support it via pull requests, but I guess he didn't bite...
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
Try this on your phone:

cd /system/lib/modules/

insmod ntfs.ko

and see if that makes it work?
[HTC Droid DNA] KyJelly69:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Installed paragons ntfs mounter from play store. Works great now.
[HTC Droid DNA] TJMac44:
lol, well if I knew my s#$t from my a#$hole I would offer but.....
[HTC Droid DNA] Memnoch73:
Alright man what kinda voodoo did you use to make this Kernel??? I am getting around twice as much battery as I had on any other Kernel. Thanks for your hard work!!

If you are not running this Kernel I would suggest you load it up...
[HTC Droid DNA] t1gartist:
I don't know but this man knows his kernels out of all my phones this ones the best and by far wish he made kernels for sgs3 lol I want it for my wife's phone her battery is garbage
[HTC Droid DNA] fastcx:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

I wish he would do another version for us x920d international butterfly
[HTC Droid DNA] nev310:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Just wanted to say I love this kernel so far. I would really like s2w I got use to using it and not reaching up to push the power button to wake my phone so I don't have to change my grip.
[HTC Droid DNA] jamiethemorris:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Thank you for this kernel, it's a great balance between battery life and performance. I would love s2w as well, I have a lot if difficulty using a kernel without it. Why, htc? Why did you have to put the power button is such an awkward place???
[HTC Droid DNA] bakemcbride21:
If you are using Viper as your tag says....enable the volume up button to wake the phone. I find it's a good compromise to S2W when not running DSB's cubed kernel.
[HTC Droid DNA] KyJelly69:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

You can only set swipe 2 unlock not swipe 2 wake. You have to use kernel tuner.
[HTC Droid DNA] TJMac44:
Venom Tweaks/buttons/Volume up wake

Although I do not find this nearly as handy as s2w. My volume buttons are almost harder to get at than the power button with verizon case.
[HTC Droid DNA] eriknors:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Even though ur kernels r linux based u still need source from HTC to get a glitch free kernel working on 2.0.4? I only ask cause ur kernels have been working the best out of any so far except on the new software update.

sent from my ViperDNA
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Yes, it still needs plenty of HTC source code. I'm trying to remove as much of it as possible, but there is a lot of device specific code that they are the only people maintaining at the moment.
[HTC Droid DNA] seeingwhite:
Excellent kernel. Running the stock, initial-release rom but with updated radios. Thanks!
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Spent a fair chunk of today reading a book which inflates the numbers, but, still, feels pretty good as an indicator of the improved battery drain:
[HTC Droid DNA] pio_masaki:
Re: [Kernel] [Feb 26] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.8 -O3] [Linux 3.4.33][hotplug, thermald, e

Nice, still can't break 19.5 hours on mine with less then 6 hours of screen time lol. It usually makes it through a day so I'm good, just can't do anything on it, but my day is over 14 hours so I can't expect it to last that long with heavy usage. Since running the .15 kernel its gone up an hour, its definitely improved either way. As with all things it can be any number of things from my specific device to apps to voltage settings, so on and so on.

Going by gsam as well, UV -100, no OC, auto brightness.

Tapatalked from my HTC DNA
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
New versions posted.

1.0.17: Mar 4, 2013: Linux 3.4.34, Linaro 4.7-2013.02, thermald fix

* Linux 3.4.34.

* Linaro 4.7: stopped using 4.8 beta builds due to stability fears and lack of apparent benefit from it. The latest 4.7 drop back-ports some optimizations anyway.

* lowmemorykiller: switch to the CAF version of the low memory killer.

* Fixed several bugs in HTC's thermal driver that could cause the termal driver to miss thermal events.

Version 1.1.17 Additional changes:

* Sync with CAF bluetooth (only minor changes)

* Add Google's UHID driver (not useful for anything yet, adding it because it will likely be useful for CM).
[HTC Droid DNA] Shamrock13:
Since I don't really know where to look, can you tell me what the difference between a standard kernel, DSB's, and a Linaro kernel is? I've seen them, but I haven't touched them because, well, I'm scared to find out what it does. Haha.
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
A "Linaro kernel" is one that is build using the Linaro organization's toolchain. The goal of the toolchain is to provide ARM specific optimizations that make the produced software faster. Kernels built with the Linaro tools should be faster.

The LK kernel is, I believe, built with the standard toolchain.

Zarboz's, DSB's and my kernel are all built with the Linaro toolchain.
[HTC Droid DNA] Shamrock13:
Oh.. Awesome. That's great. I didn't know that. I'm going to try your kernel out later today, and I'll report back in with battery life over the next couple of days. :)
[HTC Droid DNA] thunderbolt33:
How do i go about OC/UV this kernel? I remember i used to do it on a terminal emulator back in my thunderbolt days, how do we do it now?
[HTC Droid DNA] JoshDB:
Personally I use the "System Tuner" app. It isn't easy on the eyes, but I think it works. ;)
[HTC Droid DNA] KyJelly69:
Re: [Kernel] [Mar 4] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.7 -O3] [Linux 3.4.34][hotplug, thermald, et

Or kernel tuner
[HTC Droid DNA] matteebee:
Re: [Kernel] [Mar 4] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.7 -O3] [Linux 3.4.34][hotplug, thermald, et

Link for 1.1.17 please

Stay thirsty, my friends
[HTC Droid DNA] Edward Zhuang:
Re: [Kernel] [Mar 4] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.7 -O3] [Linux 3.4.34][hotplug, thermald, et

Here is the link for 1.1.17 http://d-h.st/gPe
[HTC Droid DNA] CharliesTheMan:
Re: [Kernel] [Mar 4] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.7 -O3] [Linux 3.4.34][hotplug, thermald, et

I just realized the other day, the test versions are in post 2. I found it on accident

Sent from my HTC6435LVW using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC Droid DNA] Hussainally:
Re: [Kernel] [Mar 4] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.7 -O3] [Linux 3.4.34][hotplug, thermald, et

I am getting high kernel wake locks again of msm_hsic_host on the latest version
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
Nothing should have changed related to wake locks (or hsic or usb). Can you send me a link to the dmesg.txt from:

adb shell dmesg > dmesg.txt

and I'll take a look and see if that has anything useful to tell me?
[HTC Droid DNA] iOSh8er:
Re: [Kernel] [Mar 4] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.7 -O3] [Linux 3.4.34][hotplug, thermald, et

Not I!

Sleeping like a baby...

Please don't touch my "Thanks" button, it doesn't like you... ;)
[HTC Droid DNA] Hussainally:
Re: [Kernel] [Mar 4] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.7 -O3] [Linux 3.4.34][hotplug, thermald, et

Sorry but I have no idea how to do this.. I just saw it via gsam battery app

Key in command in terminal emulator app but says can't create dmesg as it's a read only file system

But my phone is going to deep sleep just fyi
[HTC Droid DNA] matteebee:
Re: [Kernel] [Mar 4] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.7 -O3] [Linux 3.4.34][hotplug, thermald, et

You have to plug in via usb and enter the command in recovery using your cpu. Open recovery and navigate to your Android folder that contains adb on your cpu then press shift + right click and open command terminal to enter the command. Reboot your device and use a file explorer to find the file you created.

Stay thirsty, my friends
[HTC Droid DNA] t1gartist:
i was looking at the possible configs for the processor under apt8064 and it seems that ps3 is in the menu config but only a maybe i was wondering what that maybe is lol
[HTC Droid DNA] regulator207:
Re: [Kernel] [Mar 4] crpalmer's [Linaro 4.7 -O3] [Linux 3.4.34][hotplug, thermald, et

Fantastic kernel. Unplugged for 14 hours with minimal usage at work with 70% remaining
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
Here is my Minimal usage

Here is my normal usage

The Time Counter stops as soon as you plug it in to charge so disregard the charging and the battery %

And im gonna guess that heavy usage for me would be about 8~10 Hours
[HTC Droid DNA] crpalmer:
New versions (1.0.18 / 1.1.18) posted, links in the first two posts. The only change was moving to Linux 3.4.35.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] wakkaday:
hey guys

i have ordered an imito mx2 which i should have in a week. i think this was the best device for its value. i hope i am right

once i have the stick, have you got any tips on what i should do? in regards to rooting it? what will this allow (install google apps without playstore etc) it has jellybean 4.1.1 can i update this to latest jelly bean, or doesnt it work like that?

the imito stick has bluetooth

which bluetooth keyboard would you reccomend or is it better getting a wireless keyboard which uses the usb port...? i want a good sized keyboard thats easy to use as i will be using the device to browse web etc

i hope you can help

thanks
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] cell128:
You don't need to be rooted to install apps outside of the play store. Just check on install apps from unknown sources in settings. I have the mx2 I think it is great but sometimes it lags especially when downloading something. I bought the rc11 air mouse and it is good but I wish I would of got one with a built in touchpad for easier scrolling and gestures.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] wakkaday:
thank you for responding back.... i primarily will be using the the device for web browsing and xbmc (1 channel, icefilms) how is the streaming video quality like? and is youtube etc full screen?

i may get a logitech k400 keyboard..
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Kiyuubi:
I would get the k400, I've got it and I like it. YouTube is fullscreen, I haven't done any streaming so I can't help you there. Just google mx1 root it works for the mx2 as well make sure to run the programs as administrator.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] player911:
I have an MK808 and a RC11 Air Mouse. The air mouse works awesome like a wiimote. The keyboard is awesome except it will drop a character occasionally. I don't plan on writing a paper on it but simple searches and logins is great.

The RC11 is a better mouse (IMO) and the K400 is a better keyboard. You can buy the keyboard locally but the RC11 needs to be ordered online.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Alchemist823:
WIndows desktop theme

I have a imito mx2 I just got, its rooted and a new rom is in place. I am using it as my main computer now and im looking for a windows 7 desktop theme to place on it. I have come across many windows 7 phone themes and various other ones that are close but nothing like what I'm looking for. Is there someone how has created one. I would try to make one myself but to do a full theme like windows 7 desktop is out of my experience range. I would love to hear your feed back.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] player911:
I think your windows 7 themed Android unit will somehow create a blackhole in the universe and destroy all life as we know it.... why risk it?

These devices don't support CM10 themes. I'm unsure if the CM10 Rom even had theme support in it. Your best bet is to load a custom launcher and themed.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Aluminous:
Edit: Updated post with Gmail 4.5.2 -- thank you lmasagao for modifying the latest version!

Hello all,

Yesterday, I discovered that the Gmail app refuses to open or save attached zips (or other archives) because they "could contain malicious software." But sometimes I need to download such files anyway, so I modified the latest Gmail.apk to remove the restriction and thought I'd share. This is based off Gmail 4.2.1 and should work on most devices.

This will allow you to download attachments that were previously disallowed by the Gmail application. You will need another app that is capable of opening a zip/tar/etc file installed.

Disclaimer: I am not responsible for whatever happens as a result of using this modified version. If it goes crazy and emails embarrassing photos to all of your contacts it is neither my nor Google's fault.

That said, the changes are pretty minor and so far seem to work as expected.

Installation:

Uninstall existing Gmail app. If Gmail came pre-installed you must delete it from /system/app (root required)

Install Gmail-zips-[version].apk as normal.

Enjoy.

Modifications Made:

These instructions are only necessary if you wish to modify the APK yourself, otherwise see above.

Decompile Gmail.apk:

apktool d Gmail.apk

Replace the following from 'smali/com/google/android/gm/provider/MimeType.smali' and 'smali/com/android/mail/utils/MimeType.smali':

const-string v0, "application/zip"

const-string v1, "application/x-gzip"

const-string v2, "application/x-bzip2"

const-string v3, "application/x-compress"

const-string v4, "application/x-compressed"

const-string v5, "application/x-tar"

new-array v6, v7, [Ljava/lang/String;

invoke-static/range {v0 .. v6}, Lcom/google/common/collect/ImmutableSet;->of(Ljava/lang/Object;Ljava/lang/Object;Ljava/lang/Object;Ljava/lang/Object;Ljava/lang/Object;Ljava/lang/Object;[Ljava/lang/Object;)Lcom/google/common/collect/ImmutableSet;

with

new-array v6, v7, [Ljava/lang/String;

invoke-static {v6}, Lcom/google/common/collect/ImmutableSet;->of(Ljava/lang/Object;)Lcom/google/common/collect/ImmutableSet;

Rebuild Gmail.apk:

apktool b Gmail.apk

Sign and install!

*This seemed like the correct place to post since the modification applies to any device, but I apologize if this post belongs in another forum*