yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Crazy Seed:
For now it's gingersony v06, you just need to flash a led fix ( only bug ) but the rest is fast and stable, it just has the problem that every rom has: getting stuck in the keyboard when scrolling maximum up/down on the sym/smiles, you just need to be gentle in that part.

The most syable roms will be Zencefil and Semc Debrand when the new version is released, zencefil may have more battery time of all and semc will be the most stable with that scrolling problem fixed.

If i helped press thanks :).
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Kilroy.:
AW: [Q] What's the most stable rom for the X10MP?

I agree to Crazy Seed, Gingersony is the best for the moment, but if you don't want to go through the pain of unlocking the bootloader and flashing a new kernel, I would recommend SonyStyle by BPaul, or, infact, GingerDX pro.

PS: Here is a list of most ROMs for X10 mini pro, you can go through the lists there, too, if you want:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1588192

Please press thanks if I helped :D .
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] mrdjibrilo:
I'm really sorry for the dumb question but could you post the link to gingersony v06 and is it even a rom for the x10 mini pro?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Kilroy.:
AW: [Q] What's the most stable rom for the X10MP?

Yes, Gingersony is for X10 mini pro.

Here is the link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1937993

And, bro, there are no dumb questions, we're all here to learn ;) .

Please press thanks if I helped :D .
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] mrdjibrilo:
Thanks :) And what are your thoughts on CM10 for the X10MP? Is it usable at all?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Kilroy.:
AW: [Q] What's the most stable rom for the X10MP?

Well, that is a good question: I'm a 'wannabe' dev myself, so I made a rom based on slimroms, which is based on minicm10. I solved the problem of too little space on the data partition, but the performance is still not comparable to cm7 and the sound isn't very good. Everything is working, just a bit slower than on cm7. Do you maybe want to test the rom?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] mrdjibrilo:
Wow, the first time I hear that project butter is slower then the 2.3.7 version :eek: Not really since it's not my phone. I own a Huawei G300 with CM10.1 on it and I can't believe that CM7 works better then CM10 on any device...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Kilroy.:
You know, the problem is the hardware of our phone: There´s to little internal space and to little RAM, so we can´t really use the, compared with cm7, heavyweight cm10 to its full extent, ask Crazy Seed if you don´t believe me, he tested the ROM for me ;) .
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] mrdjibrilo:
I believe you, but damn, such a waste, you're missing out on a whole new experience. Anyway thanks for all the answers, I guess I'll install the CM7!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Crazy Seed:
Yes it's true, cm7 is the best rom for the mini pro and cm10 is simply too much heavy for out phone, i honestly don't think there will ever be a 100% stable fast cm10 for this phone because the hardware can't take it. Kilroy's cm10 rom it's true that has more space, and it's still in constant testing for perfecting the rom, there's still a long way to go but in time there will be solutions. I don't know why so many people want JB roms instead of GB roms, i tested both and the only difference i saw was that the cm7 performance was way too much better, but it goes with the tastes and choices of people.

Ps: sorry kilroy but i have to disagree about the other roms you mentioned, sonystyle has many bugs and lags and gingerdx has a radio bug and effect rendering not automatic at boot, but xperia blaze 3 rom is good for stock kernel and has walkman player ( i just don't like the srs trumedia that they put in the rom, best to remove it ), or else you just have to go trough the pain of unlocking bootloader and stuff to get Gingersony v06 the best rom for now.

Ps: Kilroy about jb players, now that i mentioned walkman player, why don't you try that one? xD.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] thas911:
Minicm7. its fast, very stable and excellent for everyday use. battery life is good. i have not had any major problems with it. Its awesome!:)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Maniac-Hunter:
as been said before in this post, and also my opinion, GingerSony is now the best rom around for x10mini pro :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] psal217050:
Using several different 4.2.1 ROMs and was trying to find JusTenBean's inverted GAPPs but link isn't working. Anyone have a link? I tried searching a lot of threads on how to theme but probably don't have the knowledge base or the time (I work 2 jobs). If there is an easy way to do it, let me know and I will try.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] magnetboard:
The link in the main thread is down, and i dont have a link, sorry
[Samsung Infuse 4G] psal217050:
Do you know if any inverted GAPPS for 4.2.1 for AOSP will work on one of our AOSP ROMs (Carbon?) or does it need to be manipulated to work with the Samsung?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kaelenz:
http://goo.im/devs/BAKED/gapps/ how about here?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] psal217050:
Thanks, I will check it out.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mindflayyer:
Edit: If you search Google for "JustunBeans inverted gapps" you can find a cached version of the webpage with the downloads.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] psal217050:
Everything but the calendar inverted.

Found an inverted caledar.apk and was able to solve the issue.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kaelenz:
u should try to search b-boy also. he does some excellent job making inverted apps. :thumbup:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] psal217050:
Using cobalt theme and I believe he did the calendar there.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] phillip2842:
I am on L4 update with unlocked bootloader. I am selling my phone and would to make it complete back to stock. Is there a way to relock the bootloader?

Edit: Nevermind. I found my answer.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] crazydad:
Well i would like to know.... I have found the way before the OTA but havent found anything on how to return to stock and locked factory.. So how do we do this?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] doodoot_09:
hello can you give a link for CWM for unlocked bootloaders? .55 my device is xperia SL thankyou!
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ElvenSteel:
Flash this in fastboot:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1729280&highlight=advanced+stock+kernel

Its for XS but should work for SL.

:cowboy:
[General Questions and Answers] lotare:
Alright. I am trying to see if anyone has come up, or is working on, a method to convert MHL to a signal on a Displayport Monitor. SO far, I've worked out a couple of things.

>It doesn't work. :)

> I have the s3 so I have the 11 or 12 or whatever, pin connector to get image/video with charging on the phone, But, the problem I hit is conversion from hdmi to display port. I cannot even route it through a computer to convert the feed to displayport's protocol because I cannot find any way to have my computer accept the feed then kick out, without eating the data, on the displayport feed. If i could, then in theory I could yadda yadda yadda, Anyone else have a much simpler, or any, suggestion for dongle/adapter/method/route?

>If you do not know, you usually can convert display port TO VGA DVI etc, but not FROM VGA DVI HDMI to Displayport etc.

-Lotare
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phk:
Hey,

Which Kernels other than Siyah have DualBoot features?

Is it a feature exclusive of Siyah?

Cheers, thanks

Phk
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glebun:
none
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yeremiya:
Hey guys, I just did an OTA sw update (spanish official 4.1.2 rom, rooted & no other modifications).

Since it didn't contain any useful info other than it's a software upgrade, I'm confused about it. What did they upgrade for me? Was it rom related? I haven't noticed anything different about it so far.

Any info about it is welcome.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
That 22 mb update will get you to LSD.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yeremiya:
Thanks for the info!

Btw, just found out that the OTA has in fact failed, so I tried doing the upgrade via Kies. It went well, except for the fact the root has been removed by the update and I had to re-root. Also, the CWM I flashed a few days ago was gone too (but I used stock rom to root).

The changes I have seen with this update is only that my kernel now has a new build date (31. jan 2013).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cordobes2k:
can you post a review or comparison with your old rom (I assume it was LS8),
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yeremiya:
Well, I can't really post anything useful, since I was looking for "the perfect rom" from the moment 4.1.2 official appeared. Before that, I was on 4.0.4 official. The only real thing I've noticed (between this and all other roms I've tried out) is that I have a bit high battery drains if I keep WiFi turned on while at my office. I've figured it's something about the router itself (never use Apple made routers!), so I "fixed" it by not using WiFi at work. :)

Sorry for not being more informative, haven't really done any elaborate testing apart from noticing obvious things like battery drains. The only thing I can say for sure is - 4.1.2 >>> 4.0.4 and 4.1.2 official >>> custom roms for me.
[HTC Desire S] TheOldMonk:
Hi all,

its been many months since I left the scene of Android OS/App. Development.

Now that I am back I want to upgrade my HTC Desire S' stock GB 2.3.3 ROM.

I have a rooted desire S with HBoot downgraded to 0.98.2000 (PG8810000) . ready to roll. :D

But as I went through the forums I felt a lil' disturbance in the air with so many ROM's and as I am wanting to have a JB based ROM into my phone which I use to test Android based apps daily evening which I develop. so I am need of a fairly stable ROM.

Also, I would need the help of the community to setup that ROM. I would also like to have a decent battery life (atleast better than my current HTC stock sucko :p)

So, can you guys recommend me some ROM?; and post me a lil' how to? just to refresh my memory. I think Andromadus (excuse my spelling) is looking pretty awesome...though am having my eyes on Jellytime-AROMA too..(is it a copy of Ubuntu? or just the lock screen?)

Also, I am having Touch Recovery, and a backup software installed in my phone.(forgot the name :¦ )

Thanks
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
Best recovery is 4ext,cwm does and can cause issues with bad flashes. Andromadus CM10.1 is a superb rom, as a jb rom it would be my choice hands down

"Unix is user-friendly. It's just very selective about who its friends are."
[HTC Desire S] Q&A:
Having a lot of fun using this rom. Stability wise its great - Ds is my main phone and have had no problems with it - and jb like you ask for

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1672537
[HTC Desire S] TheOldMonk:
Hi, thanks for replying.

Yeah..I actually forgot the name. I do have* 4EXT touch v.2.4.1 installed.

Also, I read somewhere in the forums that we need to flash a downgraded/upgraded version of the *Radio* ? Is it true? :|

What about the GPS..location services are they working out of the box?

Yo :)

Allright.. but between Andromadus and Pacman v.19.3 which one would you recommend in terms of stability?

Also, I read somewhere in the forums that we need to flash a downgraded/upgraded version of the *Radio* ?

Is this true? :| Because there has been some issues with the caller not hearing the other person's voice..er?

What about the GPS..location services are they working out of the box?
[HTC Desire S] first_damned:
I'd say Andromadus is more stable. Not had any sound issues so couldn't say
[HTC Desire S] J_Schnacki:
AW: [Q] ROM for a App Dev & Daily Workhorse Phone

I would also recommend Flinnys Andromadus ROM. As I am on a HTC Dev unlocked Phone, I can definitely say that no special Radio is needed for that. I came directly from stock ICS.
[HTC Desire S] gt500kr:
What you're looking for is either Fallout v5.0 or Flinny's CM10. The only problem with CM is the ridiculous battery life, even on idle.
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
Fallout isn't JB it's ics, op requested a JB rom.

"Wit is educated insolence."

- Aristotle (384-322 B.C.)
[HTC Desire S] TheOldMonk:
Battery life? O_o

So, on average use how much does it gives? And on idle mode?
[HTC Desire S] TheOldMonk:
err.. CM10 is which build from Flinny?

AFAIK..Build 133 is CM10 (android 4.1) and build 13 is CM10.1 (android 4.2)

So, you're pointing me towards CM10 i.e build 133 (android 4.1) from Flinny's?

Is that correct?:confused:
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
CM10.1 is more stable and i had good battery out of it

"There is more stupidity than hydrogen in the universe, and it has a longer shelf life."

- Frank Zappa
[HTC Desire S] gt500kr:
Yes, CM 10.1 (build 13) is IMO still not stable for daily use, however you can try it out yourself. I'd stick with CM10, again if it was nice with the battery.

On idle mode, it drops roughly 2% in a minute, with Wi-fi, 3G, Bluetooth and GPS off. I never tried letting it discharge completely, because I switched to Fallout as I need a longer battery life for personal use.
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
I've not used build 13 but build 12 was my daily for weeks with no issues of battery, wifi and gps on all the time

"There is more stupidity than hydrogen in the universe, and it has a longer shelf life."

- Frank Zappa
[HTC Desire S] J_Schnacki:
I'm using Flinnys CM 10.1 build 13 since 2 weeks and can definitely say, that it's stable for me. More stable than Stock ICS by far.

Well, I see that kind of battery drain only when using the phone actively. In idle mode with WIFI and 3G on, without using the phone for more than the occasional e-mail check every other hour it'll last up to 2 days.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mawahib.anang:
Can anyone suggest JB 4.1.2 ROM from Xperia family for me? I want to port it to Galaxy S Advance ROM XXLQ4 ..:confused:
[Galaxy S III General] maimutul:
I am running the siah kernel on my s3 and a few minutes ago I overclocked the GPU and I almost ''burned it''. The screen started flickering when running graphic heavy tasks, had to reboot twice, and thanks god it got back to it's normal behavior. This is what happens on the SIII, but it might happen the same on other devices, too.
[Galaxy S III General] blazevxi:
Overclocking is always a risk isn't it? Keep to safe or stable clocks
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
Overclocking will generate more heat, especially when it's running at the higher clocks you should always be careful when you overclock.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Well, when you push something to work at a higher clock speed than what was intended, do you expect magical things to happen?
[Galaxy S III General] xneoon:
Use stock kernel keep problems away... :D
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Heat = bad

All heat and no cool makes gpu a dull boy

xD
[Galaxy S III General] Glebun:
that was a good movie..
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
Fixed for you :D
[Galaxy S III General] nhariamine:
you must be joking right, we know overclocking is always risky, but overclocking to 800mhz is just stupidity in its best, be specific and try moderate overclocking and not abusive one.

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III General] maimutul:
I never had problems overclocking the CPU, so I thought I would be a good idea to try the GPU, too. I was lucky this time, I tested it with modern combat 4 and worked as usual.
[Galaxy S III General] cgvelmax:
I have no problem to overclock the CPU even been in 1800, but when it comes to GPU I can not accelerate to more than 533, when I select 640 the phone becomes to lagy and I can see some artifacts.

Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III General] jnr21:
Of course you will get artifacts if you going to oc gpu too much, because chip gets too hot, so you need to oc in small steps and see which frequency/voltages fits for your phone. Every phone is different.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
The silicon is what defines what you can oc to. D

Different silicon quality that is ;)
[Galaxy S III General] paintball23456:
No, ANYTHING UNDER 65c is totally normal.

@OP, my GPU is overclocked to 700mhz, with a good undervolt, stable as a rock! Phones react differently to Overclocks. I can push my phone to 700mhz and 1.7ghz and it runs stable as hell - you maybe can't.
[Galaxy S III General] ballsofsteel:
Considering the fact that the Mali 400 was designed to operate at a 275 target clock rate, I wouldn't be surprised if it craps out at more than twice the clock speed. Heck, the stock 440 mhz already surpasses this target clock by 50%
[Galaxy S III General] darkbahamut:
As someone that's been overclocking for over a decade, it slightly depresses me that overclocking today (on all systems and devices) is so easy that people that clearly have no idea what they are doing, the consequences of what they are doing or know what the solutions to the problems they encounter are able to jump right in and do it.

Everyone in this thread is talking about heat, despite the fact that the OP's, and a number of other peoples issues posted here are clearly not heat issues at all. The flickering and artifacts people are talking about is in 90% of the cases here caused by a GPU voltage that is insufficient for the current clock frequency. Your GPU won't overheat running your UI for example, nor will it have massively overheated by running a game for a few seconds. This is a voltage issue, not heat. Lower your GPU voltage at your lower clock speeds and you'll get exactly the same graphic issues, despite the fact you've made your GPU run cooler.

Also, for the record. Just because a chip is voltage limit, increasing it's voltage by X amount isn't guaranteed to fix it. Some chips will simply just not be capable of hitting a certain speed. Being voltage limited isn't an excuse to whack the voltage slider up, because that's definitely a quick way to a dead phone! If a given clock speed quickly gives you artifacts, try giving an extra 25-50mv. If there is no improvement I'd give up, as the gains start becoming impractical for the voltage levels required.

No it isn't. Arm's official website quotes upto 395MHz @ 65nm, and given that clockspeed headroom increases as process nodes decrease, getting 440+MHz at 40nm sounds exactly like what you'd expect. Given that many many many things can effect this, quoting theoretical design figures is largely useless anyway. It all comes down to what performance metrics the SoC designer is looking for, as you can easily exchange power consumption for performance and gain more clock speed.
[Galaxy S III General] paintball23456:
:good::good::good::good::good: thumbs up to another person that know's what he is doing :) glad there are people out there that aren't N00BS I've been overclocking for 8 years :D so i know what i'm doing.
[Galaxy S III General] i9100g user:
I clock my GPU to 640 MHz by most ,increases benchs but artifacts might appear and phone might crash,and have to reboot again by removing battery.

And by 640 MHz I mean min frequency(for a minute or two)

If max then 800 MHz works ok

sent fromXperia sT21i

Everything stock
[Galaxy S III General] kondronaute:
i kill an s2 with overclocking so finish never again :(
[Galaxy S III General] paintball23456:
if you don't know anything about GPU's CPU's and finally Overclocking. JUST DON'T OVERCLOCK!
[Galaxy S III General] MewCore:
Are there games S3 can't run so you need an overclocked GPU? :-/
[Galaxy S III General] nodstuff:
-1 internet for you.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Quoted for truth.

Does it come as a surprise to people that hardware acts funnily when overclocking it? Especially it one overclocks it beyond reasonable limits. The same applies to all other gpus and cpus, not just microtechnology in phones. Hell, my PC's GPU acts funnily every once in a while because it's not cooling properly (it's a factory-overclocked brand) but you don't see me acting all surprised about it. It's common sense, is it not?
[Galaxy S III General] qrne:
AW: WARNING!! Don't overclock GPU

Till which height u are overclocking?

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] fernandogcuellar:
does i need to change the kernel?

i need to change the kernel in my phone to be able to overclock? wich one i will use? siyah?
[Galaxy S III General] samsungwizard:
Wich pgone do you have

?
[Galaxy S III General] jetbruceli:
I don't know why you all have to oc cpu and gpu anyways. There isn't that much of difference in usage or speed. These devices are great as they come.

But have fun burning your phone to make a game have one extra useless fps.
[Galaxy S III General] ballsofsteel:
Not really, ask any PC gamer and they'll tell you the difference between 30 and 60 fps is massive. SGS 3 does not run any demanding game at 60 fps due to the comparatively weak mali gpu.
[Galaxy S III General] b-eock:
The Mali-400 isn't a weak GPU...
[Galaxy S III General] i9100g user:
I can't see any difference in games when playing on a nexus 4 and Galaxy s3 both are smooth ,I am talking about games like modern combat 4 , nfsmw

sent from an Galaxy s3 GT I9300

Running perseus kernel 6 , XELLA 4.1.2 leaked build

:D xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1784401

Dont click,you might regret , I won't be responsible if you brick ur head
[Galaxy S III General] ballsofsteel:
Adreno 320, sgx543mp2, sgx543mp3, sgx543mp4, sgx554mp4, mali-t 604.........

If you count filling triangles (geometrically heavy games), then include Adreno 225, Tegra 3.....etc

Yes its pretty weak today. It was outshined even by the iphone 4s in november 2011.
[Galaxy S III General] i9100g user:
http://www.glbenchmark.com/compare.jsp?D1=Apple+iPhone+4S&D2=Samsung+GT-I9300+Galaxy+S+III&cols=2

Fill rate is still better and it performs better overall 16fps vs 11fps in glbenchmark compared to 4s

Btw mali 604 is a huge improvement with unified shaders.

Even better than adreno 320

sent from an Galaxy s3 GT I9300

Running perseus kernel 6 , XELLA 4.1.2 leaked build

:D xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1784401

Dont click,you might regret , I won't be responsible if you brick ur head
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
So according to you movies since, well since movies were invented are all slide shows, because they have always been shown at around 24-25 fps, which is what humans see as movement, more recently I will admit we are starting to show movies at about 50fps.

It is a biological fact that around 25 fps is what humans percieve as movement, I'll tell you why "any PC gamer says there is a differance between 30 and 60 fps, that's because fraps tells you there is a differance.
[Galaxy S III General] ballsofsteel:
I'll give the fill rate to you, but the Mali is hampered by the triangle output bottleneck which makes it have a somewhat unreliable performance. Let's also not forget the 4s is using a miniscule cpu and a likely under clocked GPU. The mali 400 was great in the SGS2 era, but now it has certainly been overshadowed by newer products.
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
Also, if we want to get more techical, here's an article on the maximum frame rate humans can percieve. http://xcorr.net/2011/11/20/whats-the-maximal-frame-rate-humans-can-perceive/

What it basically says is there isn't much differance between 30 and 60 fps, the stutter between those is more to do with temporal aliasing.
[Galaxy S III General] ballsofsteel:
I will not argue that above 24 fps humans will not dub anything as "very choppy", as 24 fps is indeed what we perceive as motion, but did you actually try to play a game at around 30 fps and 45+ fps? The extra frames create a much better experience.

So according to you the "Project Butter" thing is useless then? Maybe Google should revert the UI FPS to 24 in the next android release. Bottom line, 60 fps is indeed better than 25 fps. Provided that the GPU has enough horsepower to run it at that rate at good quality, that is.
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
The choppiness as I said earlier is more to do with artifacts created by temporal aliasing check the link I posted for an analysis of it.