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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheDriller:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To][TK Mod 1.0.1] Updated 03-25-13 KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Got the new test kernel... Look at this :D see anything cool in there?

7000 lemons? wtf!?!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jcbofkc:
This is the reason I log on. Sharing info in a meaningful way. Thank you.

Edit...Man this is great. I loaded up the kernel last night and renamed the recommended files and my battery usage has improved dramatically. At idle I am only drawing 2ma which is amazing.

Going to test some other stuff out tonight including stopping mpdecsion from being called. I think I will try out some of the scripts also. I will report back tomorrow. Thanks again for this thread. All you guys deserve serious props.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mw86:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To][TK Mod 1.0.1] Updated 03-25-13 KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Autohotplug ;) looking good there buddy :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheLastSidekick:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To][TK Mod 1.0.1] Updated 03-25-13 KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Yeah battery is definitely increased. This deserves a sticky. Please and thank you mods. Thanks Team Kernelizer you guys have helped with the one thing I was skeptical on messing with, undervolting.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheDriller:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To][TK Mod 1.0.1] Updated 03-25-13 KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Just so you know the new KT kernel is out... DO NOT try to restore our previous back up files they will crash the app, we have to make new ones to be compatible with the new kernel

7000 lemons? wtf!?!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheLastSidekick:
Thanks. I'll stick with 3/14 until you guys do your thing. Loving it btw.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheDriller:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To][TK Mod 1.0.1] Updated 03-25-13 KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Just uploaded my Classic peq-zen moderate to my box folder. This one is for the new kernel

Will work on updating my other tweaks

7000 lemons? wtf!?!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheLastSidekick:
What are the odds lol, this is the one I used! Thanks! Testing right now, will report back in 10 minutes.
[Asus Transformer TF700] okantomi:
Groupon is selling refurb TF700s (gray and gold) for $349 with the keyboard dock.

:good:http://www.groupon.com/deals/gg-asus-tablets-with-keyboard-docks?p=1&utm_source=pc_goods&utm_medium=email&sid=c1e063a8-d5a2-4ab3-aa06-48f80b9459df&division=boston&user=e1056571dc41ad6e07ea19be359d9e27f8a751ab372db9f94a91c40f8f616f02&date=20130324&s=body&c=deal_img&d=deal-page
[Asus Transformer TF700] cullenmq1:
Its actually 430 with the dock but still a great deal
[Asus Transformer TF700] opentoe:
I find this tablet to be pretty sub par with just about any other on the market. It doesn't really seem fast/speedy either like it is supposed to be. I'm not an Apple person at all, but when I see my Asus 700 sitting there and my wife's Ipad, I'll grab the ipad because I know it will just work. No fussing around with a speaker I can barely hear, slow speeds and lock ups. Too bad I have this tablet, as I should have sold it a long time ago.
[Asus Transformer TF700] the_game_master:
^

You don't have to be an apple fanboy to criticize this thing. I'm not, I'm long time Windows fanboy until recently I bought a Macbook Pro (they are cheap now due to iPads becoming the new craze), so now I'm trying to become more diverse and versatile in my opinions, using both systems side by side, but anyways back to this TF700, it can be slow as molasses, where by comparison I've seen folks with iPads doing the same things I sometimes do on my tablet, i.e. clicking links to view a NBC TV stream, and their iPads are pretty much zippy in responding.

My TF700 can do that on a cold boot, but if I let it run for a few days without rebooting it tends to slow to a crawl, and sometimes it slows to a crawl faster depending on which app I'm using.
[Asus Transformer TF700] drherron:
Lag-Shmag

I honestly have to say is the lag we are speaking of that big of a deal? For me looking at other tablets (ipads included) IF i have seen a delay and more than often there is none, with the TF700 its like a 3 second load versus a 5 second load for web pages or email, but lets just say for the sake of keeping my point where I would like it to be it was a 10 second difference... you are really that pushed for time that you are willing to spend 200-300 more and limit the microSD/dock and freedom to root/hack for waiting 10 seconds when you load a webpage? Are you using this thing to do complex projects or are you checking Facebook? Running scripts in R or watching cats fart on Youtube? these devices are for light work and entertainment.

Now IO issues are obviously present in the Asus line but seeing as I have a removable microSD I just do big file transfers to the card when its in my laptop. then I pop it back in my tablet and off we go, same video quality as the IPAD and if I want I can plug it into my 50 inch TV and watch it there. Browser2Ram fixes the issues with the web stuff.

Sorry for the thread hijack, but to be fair I was not the 1st one to do it :)
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musicfreak190:
Why has this been locked?? There are no ICS ROM's that are any good??? Santod's basic ROM is just debloated stock.....

I really don't understand why they find the need to play God around here.... There are no ROM's!!! At this point there is no reason for an XDA Thunderbolt page!

STOP LOCKING THREADS... WHO GIVES A CRAP THAT IT IS OFF SANTOD'S BASE... THIS IS WHY THE PEOPLE DO NOT LIKE ANDROID... TOO MUCH POLITICS AND BULL CRAP.. JUST LET THESE GUYS MAKE GOOD ROMS SO WE CAN ENJOY OURSELVES...

THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH BUILDING OFF OTHER PEOPLES WORK.. ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S CELL PHONE SOFTWARE!

JESUS H CHRIST..,..

Where can I find this ROM now? It has been removed from roots wiki as well?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] santod040:
5 custom ICS roms and 4 stock roms >>> HERE

Look around, there is more then just a stock rom there.

Don't speak about something you do not know the details of.

XDA has rules, so do other sites and when it comes to disrespecting me and the source from which you got your materials from, I then have rules too.

Besides, I have been told numerous times now that what I contributed wasn't anything, and easy enough to do.

So there should be no problem with it standing in any real devs way.

They simply make their own base and move on.

So crying about it is unnecessary for anyone involved, including me.

Everyone just does their own thing and moves on, simple as that.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musicfreak190:
I am hating on you Santod.. I have a lot of respect for you and i am sure everyone does.. I am on your rom right now.. The non eternity one... And it is honestly awesome, i just want a more aosp rom, i know you have a desense rom in the making but it has been pulled for weeks now.. I wanted to see mack, you, and jester all make a combined kick ass rom.. I am crying because i just want to see the tbolt finally succeed and with the help of all you great devs and hopefully an htc source code release.. The day may come.. I think you should all work together... Everyone respects all the devs but its awesome to see you guya work together.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] santod040:
It's still on the host server and plenty are running it.

Check the last few pages of the thread....

I believe I posted 3-4 updates on that rom, this week alone.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icedventimocha:
Wow now I remember why I just got over this phone and moved on. Santod040 is the only one that attempted to integrate the patches into gb to get ICS for you guys. It wasn't a typical ruu, a lot of work had to go into that integration. And then everyone acted like it was open season on his work. His attitude might have been better if he was ever asked in the first place for it to be used. But he wasn't, and none of the other ICS roms really were any different than any of his. And I have seen a lot of people say that integrating the patches was easy work, but yet no other dev has done it themselves. There's a difference between development and taking someone else's rom zip, theming it, adding other tweaks also developed by someone else, and calling it yours.

Sent from my Galaxy Note II
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
Re: Need new OTA base

This is a pretty good explanation of where I think santod is coming from even though it isn't coming from him directly. All of you are acting like it was some walk in the park or something to assemble the ota but it sure is taking all of you a lot longer than it took him to do.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icedventimocha:
Not really trying to speak for him, just back him up. It seems the easier rooting/roming becomes the less people seem to understand (or care to understand) what goes into development. They just want it now and don't care how they get it.

Sent from my Galaxy Note II
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musicfreak190:
Everybody respects Santod... but his ROM's are not on XDA they are on Infected Roms.... I am on his NuSense Rom for a while now.... It just seems ridiculous that Mack and Santod could not work together IMO... Now if Mack was refusing to give Santod his fully deserved credit for the Base and Stock Rom then yeah I understand.

I am not hating on Santod what so ever... I am getting the best battery life ever on his NuSense Sense 3.6 Rom... With Nova Launcher it actually moves pretty nice too for stock kernel...

Let's be honest though... Sense 3.6 sucks... Sense Sucks... We all want AOSP.. That is not happening until the Source get's released... so a Desensed Rom is something of extreme interest.

I can not wait for the Jelato Santod Rom to be done... I just figured maybe Mack or Jester may be able to throw Santod some ideas maybe and before you know if we would have a 10x better DeSensed ROM then if it was just by one particular Dev.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RunNgun42:
Yeah I mean the only thing that bugs me is that while Santod makes a good rom, he cant help himself from customizing it the way *he* likes it, and not the general public at times. Every time I use one of his roms I'm like "wow, amazing performance, sweet battery life, all the features but wtf is up with this font? Why this theme?". It'd be like getting a rewritten AOSP rom built from HTC's source, and then shipping it with a hello kitty theme :) I liked Mack's work because it had that truly vanilla feel to it with all the under the hood tweaks a launcher like Apex can offer. The new Jelato rom actually runs worse than the unsense rom, albeit just slightly. It's certainly better than Sense, but still kinda leaves something to be desired.

I guess what I ultimately dont get is why anybody cares if someone else rips off your work. It's not like either of them are being paid here, which means it all comes down to fame and recognition. If your motives are pure, and you are simply doing this for the community, then you should be happy that someone went and tweaked a new flavor of your rom for everybody to use. Why there's this whole desire for credit is beyond me. Seems kinda conceited. "How dare you steal my charitable donations!" What have you got to lose?

Like I said, I really dont want to see just one rom developer out there. If santod is the only one left with the skill to properly port these things, then he should be supportive of others customizing his work. It does do him or the community any good to horde all his development unless there's some sort of financial incentive in it for him and he needs revenue from this somehow. And if he gets bored or offended and quits then the TB community just dies forever? That sucks. If the only people left willing to contribute are kanger's, then let them! We cant have our entire community rest in the hands of one developer.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] santod040:
I support and help anybody and everybody that treats me with an ounce of respect.

IT IS NOT ABOUT CREDIT!!!!

I could give a **** about credits or your complaints about my theming.

Maybe the theming is my way of saying it's mine.

The original UnSense was about as Vanilla as it gets really.

If you don't like what I have to offer up, then don't use it, it's simple.

If the fact that someone else left their rom half sense and half aosp makes it more vanilla for you, then fine.

Use his pieced together rom, I don't care.

What do you guys want from me?

Sure, treat me like an asshole, but feel free to help yourself to my stuff....:confused:

Anyone whining about this still, needs to get a life.

Any real developer wouldn't have batted an eye, made their own base and rolled along.

If what I contributed was "nothing" and easy to do, why all the fuss?

By the way, everyone else loves the theme, you happen to be the first to complain about how it looks.

There is this thing called UOT and another called apktool, maybe you should find those and learn to use them, before you go criticizing anymore work of others.

You may find yourself with ZERO rom options!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] orangekid:
Any useful thread on the matter that is not just santod vs the world or people complaining about locked threads will not be closed.

This is not such a thread.

They serve no useful purpose for the community.

If you have issue with this PM me, I am not looking to "play God" or any some such activity, but the denizens of this community must be spared such drama as found in this thread.

Let's all work together to create a better development community.
[General Questions and Answers] twinturbo16:
How come the htc one x+ scores higher than my note 2 because one x+ scores around 7500 in quadrant while my note 2 scores around 6800. So what could I do so it scores higher than one x+!
[General Questions and Answers] aarish1:
Root your note2 and overclock it's cpu.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] vbexpert:
Can we use XDATools to backup and restore XDA II ROM? Or XDA II provide a way to do the ROM backup and restore?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] david beckham:
is there a way to enter Bootloader method for XDA II?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
You can enter bootloader on xda ii via power+any direction button+reset. Word of warning, it will hard reset as well.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] vbexpert:
Does it have the option to backup and restore ROM? Thanks!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
it has d2s command to dump rom to sd, but don't know the reverse...
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] fluppie007:
s2d like on an ipaq ?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] akira:
is that a raw command on terminal software?

maybe its the same on ipaq?

lets find out

didnt get the terminal software to work though

dunno witch
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] akira:
found this

Here's how:

1. First insert the formatted SD card to the healthy iPAQ. Connect the cradle/cable to your computer's serial port. Install the A/C adaptor to your cradle.

2. Prepare the healthy 39xx to enter DEBUG mode:

- press and hold button: power, contacts, and inbox, and do pin reset.

- if your iPAQ shown all-red COMPAQ display, with 'SERIAL' text above, then you're in the debug mode.

- sit the debugged iPAQ to the cradle.

2. Open hyper-terminal, make a new connection, using these setting:

- the COM port where the iPAQ is connected.

- 115,200 bps

- 8 databits

- no parity

- 1 stop bit

- NONE handshaking.

- Connect!

3. Once connected, hit once to show the prompt SER>

4. On prompt SER> type "?" for displaying all the commands avail.

5. On this process of ressurection, we'll gonna use only two command: "d2s" (device to storage) and "s2d" (storage to device).

6. type "d2s" and hit .

7. The ROM copying process will begun, and you'll see a 'progress bar'. This may take apprx. 10 minutes.

8. When it's finished, you'll see the confirmation on both of your hyper-terminal screen and your iPAQ.

9. Disconnect the hyper terminal session.

Now the resurrection steps:

1. Prepare your dead 39xx to debug mode.

2. insert the SD card (which is now already filled with the 39xx ROM)

3. start a session on your hyperterminal again (using the same setting as above).

4. once connected, hit once to shown the SER> prompt.

5. type "s2d"

6. Your iPAQ will display a warning that current ROM will be erased, press 'power' button to confirm.

7. Starting the process of erasing the ROM of your dead iPAQ. This will take apprx. 7-9minutes.

8. Once the erasing process is done, it will automatically re-write the ROM of your dead iPAQ with the NEW ROM from the healthy iPAQ. This process took much longer, apprx 15 minutes.

9. When the copying process' done, both of your iPAQ and hyperterminal will shown an OK confirmation.

10. Disconnect the hyperterminal session.

11. Unplug your iPAQ from its cradle, do a soft reset.

12. Your dead iPAQ's risen!

gonne TRY !!!!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] akira:
ITS WORKING

downloading rom now from my phone for backup

ftp://ftp.hilgraeve.com/htpe/htpe63.exe

for direct terminal software download

** rom is now on my card.

but how to replace the rom with an english one.

you cant read the card anymore
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
There has to be a way to dump that SD to a file. For me I can go to my friend's house and dump his English ROM and put it on my MDA II, but for many others, they'll need a file. Let's focus on how to do this.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] cheekymuffin:
I got MDA II from germany couple of days ago, and have been stuck with the German language. I've been searching and seaching for English ROM for couple of days and still no luck.

Can someone PLEASE please please make an image of the English ROM of their XDA 2 and post it here. :cry:

Thanks in advance
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
I will post it, as soon as I can get my hands on it :)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] akira:
we just need to find another xda2 with english rom :)

and then dump that one

and use the rom for you own
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Technolo-G:
I need the German XDA II ROM (because I have a MDA II, but I have an O2 card).

Can anyone dump a German XDA II ROM please!?!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] cheekymuffin:
how do i make a backup/image of the ROM? please give me step by step instructions. Thanks.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] bio:
Backup & Restore of ROM MDAII

Hi all,

to backup your ROM:

1) put your device in bootloader mode

2) connect via cradle

3) use any terminal (minicom) to connect to the used port (/dev/ttyUSB0)

- you should see something like 'USB>' or 'SER>'

4) put an SD Card into device

5) type d2s on command prompt

to restore your ROM:

1) put your SD-Card into device

2) put your device in bootloader mode

3) the device will ask you to press power to flash the rom
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] akira:
and how do we change the rom on that SD?

We cant read the files

its formated in a non standard way
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] bio:
How to backup the Radio Stack of MDAII??

are there any possibilities to backup and restore the radio stack using the bootloader method?

thanks a lot,

bio
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] PAf4:
Did you tried with WinHex software?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
It is not formatted in FAT/FAT32/NTFS, etc. Thus WinHex can't read it...
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
Here is what I found:

http://cuba.calyx.nl/~jsummers/XDA/

xdatools-jeff.exe

The OSImage tool is able to dump the rom directly from XDA (when connected via ActiveSync) to a file (like file.nb1). It is also capable of dumping SD to file or file to SD. So if we can get someone to post a copy of their English ROM, we can dump to SD and put it on our MDA II.

After dumping to SD though, I went into Bootloader mode, and unlike XDA, it didn't give me any option to dump the rom from SD, still I think it is possible to dump this back via Serial connection.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] cheekymuffin:
Is that the XDA II English ROM?

Can someone PLEASE post the English ROM if this isn't it.

Thanks.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] akira:
I tried this already,

de dump through active sync directly to sd works i think

still you cant edit the files

i cant dump from rom directlty to file though
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
I don't need to edit the files, but dumping the rom to a file, gives me the option to have my friend send it via email. Then I can use a serial connection and first dump the english rom to sd and then use s2d command to dump it to the device.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] akira:
true, serial download and upload works perfect

we can exchange sd cards ;-)

sign up for the sd pas trough :)

so eveyone can flash their device
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
Akira, which serial cable are you using? Mine came from gomadic.com and I can't get much of output on my neither XDA nor MDA II. If I boot up to pocketpc, both devices try to connect, thinking there is a serial connection. But if I go to Bootloader, there is no output coming.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] akira:
i use the home made version, with the help of the developers
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
Fixed the problem, it needed the terminal to be set exactly at 115200. Now I can dump the rom to sd, I can't figure out the reverse, s2d doesn't work. Any ideas?

Also I tried to copy SD to a file, using XDATools, but it fails, it thinks it is not a proper image file. Any help there?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] akira:
nope i am stuck here also
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
I tested following:

- Connect via Serial, use d2s.

- Once ROM is dumped, reset the machine

- Goto Bootloader mode, with SD card inserted (with the ROM)

- Click Camera button, it will ask to dump the SD to ROM.

It works like a charm.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
Now everything is in order. We need a hand from any of you guys with I-mate.

Here is the steps to backup the ROM to a file:

1. Connect via Serial cable to XDA II

2. Put XDA II into Bootloader Mode (power button+any direction+reset)

3. Run Hyper Terminal 115200 baud, 8n1, direct to com port.

4. Issue d2s command to backup ROM to SD. You'll need an empty SD card with 64Mb or more size (i used 128)

5. Once the ROM is dumped, reset your XDA.

6. Put the SD card to your card reader.

7. Use ntrw (http://home.comcast.net/~kenzhao8/downloads.htm, it is in cfutils.zip):

ntrw read test.nb1 m:

This assumes your SD card has drive letter M:

8. Copy the nb1 rom file to a zip and post it to a site.

Then we can download the ROM, unzip, use ntrw to write back to SD and go into bootloader mode with SD card inserted, hit camera button and flash our MDA II to english rom.

So the rest is on any XDA II with english rom owner.

PalMop
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] ArcticCat:
But my problem still is how to do the serial cable :( i only have the usb craddle any ideas?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] akira:
GREAT STUFF

ILL TRY THIS AFTERNOON!

edit : problem is i only have 256mb card

BIG IMAGE

if anyone really needs a german rom...

i want a englsih one !
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
www.gomadic.com sells the serial cable. If you are in GTA area, I can lend you mine to get the English ROM.

I have a 128 Mb image for the MDA II German, if anybody wants it. I'll get a smaller card later on.

Palmop
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] palmop:
Update, I got a copy of the English ROM !!! It was dumped via pmemdump (http://www.xs4all.nl/~itsme/projects/xda/tools.html) using:

osimage: 'pmemdump 0x80040000 0x01fc0000 osimage.nb1'

bootloader: 'pmemdump 0x80000000 0x00040000 bootloader.nb0'

I am still trying to figure out how to dump this image to SD. My ntrw.exe method above works, if you created the SD via serial. The pmemdump method uses ActiveSync and USB cable, so it is easier to create the file. But we don't know how to put it onto SD yet.

So if anyone wants the English ROM created by pmemdump, pm me where to upload :)