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[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben Ling:
No it's not DEAD yet

Refresh your page and you will see it :p
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Pandemic:
Yeah but i cant see it, im on my XP if you saw it :p

:::[ Pandemic ..:: JB MoonBreakers® 4 Ever !!:..

Sent From The Moon With My Xperia P !
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben Ling:
that's the app problem,sometime i'm using on my Xsola xda app also same,can't see the picture but on computer can
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Mark_2103:
..also works on to ARC S but need to fix this in NON full screen

..also works on to ARC S but need to fix this in NON full screen
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben Ling:
You can try this

http://d-h.st/jSk
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Mark_2103:
tried but not working
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] freakvn:
mini bug

Everytime i reboot, nofitication bar display "mass mms sent..." instead of "internal sdcard prepare...", i dont know this systemui bug or other mod bug, can you fix it?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben Ling:
what phone are you using?

and which system ui you are using?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] freakvn:
Stock rom .54 ics xperia sola, i think my system ui is stock too, after flash your system ui it works great, just nofitication text is wrong
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben Ling:
Try this http://d-h.st/jSk

It's Xperia Z v4.2.2 Style with no bug. :cool:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] freakvn:
i flashed it, but quick toolsetting did't work, it didn't change toggles :confused:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben Ling:
the quick toggle won't work with this,you can only use erorcun's Xperia 4.2 Settings to change toggles.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] freakvn:
i tried, it miss some toggles, so i'll stick with this XperiaZ_SystemUI_Remove_Fullscreen_New.zip, its almost the best

thank you!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] jereMarfil24:
Here's the settings with cpu control and quicksetings for this systemui

Here's the link

Screenshots:
[General Questions and Answers] galbatrox9:
The title might be a bit misleading,

But my real question is =

I am a commerce student. As in my field is nothing related to IT, but the thing is, I wanna learn the ways of a dev.

Ive been told I can take up short term courses of diff languages like html, c , c++ , java , etc.

But im not sure what the correct path is.

My main goal would be android development.

Can anyone take time out of their lives and guide me into the path to the dark side? Cuz ive heard the dark side's got cookies :P

Peace

SAHIL BAKSHI
[General Questions and Answers] galbatrox9:
Any one? Aby little tips and suggestions or real life experiences will help
[General Questions and Answers] Sanjay:
Whatever be ur course,whether commerce or arts or science.

Interst is important than back ground.

Study all about android on guides and websites.

Finally learn everything and become a dev,

Its not restricted for only one or two,its a open task,everyone can attempt and succed.

Good luck:thumbup:
[General Questions and Answers] galbatrox9:
For developing for Android I would need to learn some language right?
[General Questions and Answers] immortalneo:
View attachment 1880389

;)

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[General Questions and Answers] novusbogus:
For Android I'd recommend first learning the basics of Java, then take some tutorials and start building an app. Android is a subset of Java in the same way that Silverlight (WinPhone 7) is a subset of C#. Experiment with things, play with the syntax, drag stuff around in the UI and see what happens. The good news for you is that the tools you need are very cheap compared to a lot of other fields...the most you'd have to shell out is 90 bucks or so for a basic unlocked Android dev phone (and you can use an emulator instead if you so choose). The IDE, Eclipse, is free and there's enough material out there that you should be able to get going in a few hours.

In case you were wondering, I'm a software engineer with several years professional experience in C# and academic/personal experience in C, C++, Java, WP7 (C#), Android (Java), VHDL, PHP, and a few others.
[General Questions and Answers] Sanjay:
Language?

English ,no other.

That means usage of ") ( [ ]@_ etc..:thumbup:

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[General Questions and Answers] galbatrox9:
Thanks alot.

Im gonna start with java as you mentioned. Do u recommend online self learning or through an institution?
[General Questions and Answers] WindroidApps:
Yeah, I'm trying to get my start also. I know java is the start, so I just have a amazon boom to get me started. :p
[General Questions and Answers] galbatrox9:
What exactly is amazon boom? :P
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
I salute you just for write this up. Thanks!!!! :good::good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] FlickFlack:
Thank you very much for this very detailed guide :good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] yew123:
Thanks so much for this write up :good: just one question with regards to vsync, there seenms to be a lot of people that have experienced battery drain and/or screen tearing (especially during gaming) when disabling vsync, have you noticed this with the tf700?
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
I cannot report on the effects of disabling vsync on gaming because I do not play on games on my tablet. I havent experienced excessive battery drain or screen tearing during any benchmarks or stress tests that ive used. I dont experience any while watching a 1080p youtube video in a floating browser while reading multiple articles on the web with lots of pinching and zooming. If i were going to ever experience screen tearing, I imagine that would do it lol.
[Asus Transformer TF700] yew123:
Thanks, will give it a try.
[Asus Transformer TF700] gvsukids:
I'm pmr there is an option for compressed ram, what choice do you use?
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
I don't think you can disabled vsync on tf700. Even if you disable vsync in PMR it does nothing.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ishamm:
Great guide. Is there any way of making a flash able zip so we don't have to re do it all when we upgrade rom?
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
+1 and an uninstall zip :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] primaleph:
Where exactly in the internal storage do the zip files for apps go if you have data2sd enabled?

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And has anyone else had an issue where the network tweaks cause your Wifi to be disabled? I had to stop using them because of this.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
Only tweaks that are included are mentioned. Dont implement zram compression. Its an old optimization meant for lower end devices. It will reduce performance rather than improve it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
I include instructions on creating rescue packages in my guide, i will upload my .zip for PMR today.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
I include instructions on how each partition and storage point is mounted in data2sd, see the "Note" at the end of Step #3.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
It doesnt have any impact on benchmark scores but I noticed flash elements in web pages were rendering faster with it enabled, especially when maximizing fullscreen flash videos. It used to take 3 sec for the GPU to render a streaming flash video when switched to fullscreen, now it takes around .8s.

I used to hate using flash. Which sucks, bc i use flash a lot, so I have spent a lot of time trying to optimize web browsing and flash. It still isnt perfect, but at least performance and stability are comparable to a laptop now. It just works better. At least it does exactly what you expect, no more errors, or unresponsiveness. The experience of consuming media over the web is much better overall after implmenting all my tweaks.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION, PLEASE REREAD THE INSTRUCTIONS IN DETAIL BEFORE ASKING IT.

I have answered 4 questions already that I really did not need to answer. The answers were already included somewhere in my guide. I dont mind answering questions, however, i wrote the guide with so much detail for a reason lol. The answers are there, please make sure you are thorough when reading my guide, I was quite throrough when I wrote it :).
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
I havent had any network connection issues any my internet is terrible. I get a max download speed of 1.2 mb and only 50% signal strength in my bedroom. I have actually noticed wifi performance is better. Webpages open instantaneously, like apps do. Loading a new page in xda.com takes less than one sec, it basically happens instantly. Right now my signal is full strength, webpages are loading really fast, and streaming stuff is a pleasure. When I get my new phone I will definitely do up a video review on wifi performance and web browsing so you can see how fast web pages load.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
I have had some issues creating a flashable .zip for PMR tweaks, the method I thought I could use doesn't work the way I anticipated. If I can figure this out I will post it, however, in the mean time it is really easy to apply the tweaks yourself. Now that I know which tweaks to apply it takes less than 5 min. Once youve done it twice you should have it memorized no problem
[Asus Transformer TF700] KinetiClutch:
What would be the best app to use for under clocking voltages? And how do I make sure that they stick on a reboot etc?

Had similar issues with the 2d and 3d Lucius.

Tablet seems to be running at a decent heat now. Although usually around 45 when in use which I guess may be above average

I.e just was on 55 degrees on performance mode just using the xda app

Still though, big thank you to Lucius and Hund for putting the effort in to try and maximise every little bit from this!
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
Everything is default. Completely clean install w/ D2SD.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Boerseun23:
Tru Hunds mine hangs when I touch the voltages. Have decided to just stick with the voltages on the 2.2 kernel. They seem to work well for me and like i mentioned with my tweaks in pimp my rom I dont need data2sd as I get a smooth tablet with io scores in the 7100 range. I never use it to game so not bothered by the gpu scores too much as long as i can stream a hd movie.:)

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I use pimp my rom....system tuner does not save my values

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I just played with the voltages now, tablet got laggy did a quadrant test it finished then just went black....had to reset. But you guys truely did a good job here...but the guide and the kernel is excelent. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] KinetiClutch:
Well used trickster mod to move my values down to

1900mhz - 1350

1850 mhz - 1325

1800 mhz - 1300

and ran a few quadrants was about 7050 score and temp around 40odd. Temp seems lower but I moved to cooler room to be fair.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Boerseun23:
I just arent sure sony xloud is working...
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
You should use an init.d script to set the voltage table. I use android tuner to temporarily tweak the voltage table, then I do some testing, more tweaking and testing, and continue this process until i find something I like. Then I save the voltage tbale using AT and grab the line used to set the table from the file and import it into my own init.d script. After this is done I usually do some extensive testing to learn more about the cpu;s behaviour, then I completely rescale the voltage table and begin the entire process over again. By the time I find a good table I usually have a list of about 10-15 different voltage tables saved from android tuner. The one in my guide was in the 40s lol.

45 isnt too bad, 55 is a little fdangerous. If we could get scaling to be more eficient heat would sit around 34C-43C, which would be nice, but its going to take soe time for sure.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Hundsbuah:
55 is still ok for performance mode. You cannot gain max performance without increasing heat. You can undervolt and remember the voltage settings and look after reboot if undervolting is applied. Maybe you have to wait a but until the su messages appear

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[Asus Transformer TF700] KinetiClutch:
Thanks for the info. Do you off the top of your head have the stock voltages anywhere?

Would you potentially release your new voltage table when it's done? I know it's not the same for everyone and might need indivdual tweaking but would be good!

Quick note:

Getting better scores setting my kernel scheduler to CFQ instead of ROW. Might be worth a try lucius, see what you think

I.e via Quadrant in performance mode. I get much more variance and scores around 6500-6750. On CFQ hit 7000+ everytime with a much smaller range of results.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
Thats the plan. I hope to do everything ith 4.2 that I have done with 4.1. I am liking the potential of 4.2 but its taking time to learn how to optimize it. I should have known, I was overly optimistic lol.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Hundsbuah:
yes cfq might be faster than row, but benchmark is not the real world. in embedded devices, row (read over write) is prefered.

voltages are all stock from asus, except the oc frequencies. there was (of course) no stock voltage available. all frequencies including 1700mhz are on stock voltages

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[Asus Transformer TF700] nsharma2:
I was using the kernel provided by lucius, which was a data2sd one. That one kept resulting in bootloops for me, but after that I installed a data2sd compatible _that kernel which has worked great. No issues since then.

I'm glad I installed this mod, it really does make a visible difference. Does anyone have any experience to how the new cleanrom on 4.2 with data2sd compareds to cromi 3.4.7 with data2sd? Are the new features/performance worth the upgrade?
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
D2SD works similarly on 4.2 as 4.1. The new features are not worth the upgrade in my opinion. I have not used a single one and 4.2 does not perform nearly as well as 4.1. The upgrade still needs more work. I was hoping there would not be too much of a difference but the upgrade changes a lot. It will be a while before we can get 4.2 to perform as efficiently as 4.1. As it stands the upgrade offers a lot of room for growth. It will perform better over time, but its going to take a while.
[Asus Transformer TF700] KinetiClutch:
Still, thank you so much for even trying!
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
The interactive governor is also very different, in addition to the freq steps and voltage table modification. It has different parameters for controlling the cpu, its tough figuring out what all the new ones even mean. I don't know why the interactive governor has been changed, scaling is worse than it was before. I will try to grab the one from 4.1, rename it, and port to to 4.2 to see if this helps/works. Id rather not start from ground zero, and the new governor does not seem to be any better. Ive been trying to work with the new one, and it has not helped at all, and it has just been very discouraging. Its holding me back from wanting to work with 4.2. This morning i just realized that instead of trying to work with the new one, ill just get rid of the stupid thing. I would like to reiterate how disappointed I am with Asus. Why you make such weak s/w Asus?

I am actually going to grab the old interactive governor and see if I can mod it for the better as well, aside from just tweaking it. Ive never though to try this. To be honest I am still liking 4.1, ill probably stick with it even if I can port the governor over. But I will try it out anyways for you guys who want to stick with 4.2.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Hundsbuah:
maybe its my fault with the extra interactive parameters in the ramdisk, but its the same parameters from jb4.1. so i dont have added any new features to the ramdisk. just merged them to jb4.2.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
Its all good I had a feeling they are changes Asus made in 4.2. I will let you know if porting the 4.1 governor works better than the new one.

I may PM you to get a break down of what some of the parameters do in the 4.2 governor. I have not figured out what all of them do yet, and it could be useful to try to combine the best features of both governors.

All thes best,

Lucius
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
PMR BETA

Hey Guys,

Just thought Id throw you an update regarding the PMR Beta tweaks. I finished testing them a while ago and they work great, most of the old ones are working as usual and there are a couple of new ones that work very well. However, the application process is a little finicky due to some bugs so it can be difficult to work with. I have mainly been waiting for an update to fix these bugs before I post it in my guide. I will wait another day or so to see, if not I will start posting it, I have been busy moving (taking my sweet ass time) and putting in some quality time with 4.2.

All the best,

Lucius
[Asus Transformer TF700] KinetiClutch:
Look forward to finding out what happens with this!
[Asus Transformer TF700] ronniereiff:
Yeah the battery certainly isn't lasting as long as (4.1.1)
[Asus Transformer TF700] wnerw:
Dear Lucius, I got a problem :(

Later we've been discussing Hund's kernel versions. Latest 2.2 is dated 10th April, but some time ago even older (but still 2.2) was attached to this topic. I've redone everything in this guide 2 days ago, flashing the "new" one - DATA2SD20130410. It caused continous bootloops on my tf700. I'd be really thankfull, if you could point which ver we used before 20130410. You may als consider essential to mention in your guide that not every build of 2.2 is compatible with everyone. It somehow proves between devices non-replicability... I know that another user had bootloops with build that was working for me, but this newer one is not good for my infinity.

Anyone who reads this - what was the 2.2 Hund's kernel build that was attached before 20130410?

Well, there is also little possibility that other changes in the guide were messing up my tf700, maybe init.d scripts, but I think that it is kernel issue. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Also, I'm really glad that you have worked out this new PMR tweaks. I'm having my finals in May, but I'll try to find some time to give anything you post a go :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] ronniereiff:
We've moved away from 4.1.1 and Zen is working on 4.2.1 with Hund's latest kernal
[Asus Transformer TF700] wnerw:
I know that dude :P I read every single post written in this topic (and any other crucial dev topic), even though I don't post anything regarding 4.2.1 as I'm not running it on my tf700.

The guide is written for 4.1.1, the kernel I mentioned is for 4.1.1 too. Lucius stated couple of times that he is willing to give any advice regarding CROMI, Hund's pre v3 kernel or his guide, and that's what I'm doing. I doubt that the guide will be "ported" to 4.2.1 before tweaking it is finished.

I don't know to what group of people you are referring by using word "we", but it clearly doesn't refer to this guide or anyone who might want to use it.

I am able to read and notice the fact that many users are on 4.2.1. Please, notice the fact that I'm not one of them and don't treat me like a moron anymore :)

!EDIT! Found this kernel, it's 20130408 :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
I posted the newer version bc some peope were having issues. The kernel that I am using is the one you just found :).

I am going to experiment with some direct modifications of the 4.1 interactive governor to see if I can make it better. I am not set on 4.2 either, I will start to tweak 4.2 if I am able to port the interactive governor from 4.1 into 4.2. Regardless of whether or not I am able to do this I do not plan on stayin on 4.2. I will tweak 4.2 and optimize it to the best of my ability for those who want it, but I do not want to stay on 4.2. I have some big plans for the interactive governor from 4.1, I have 3 setd of ppretty significant mods that I want to test and should all bring better results, I am just not sure which yet. Sit tight and stay tuned. To be honest I have spent way too much time optimizing this tablet over the past six months. I am takin a brief hiatus. Everything in this guide and my other guide was learnt in less than 6 months, i tend to go through phases of manic obsessiveness, i need to step off for a bit. I can feel another coming on soon tho hahaha.
[Asus Transformer TF700] flamingsnot:
Thanks

Thanks for posting the exact version of Hunds's v2.2 kernel lucius. Finally got through the bootloops the other v2.2 kernels were giving me. Take a rest cuz I look forward to the next great tweaks you've got in store for 4.1 :highfive:
[Asus Transformer TF700] ronniereiff:
I finally got my SD card so I figured Id follow through this guide again step by step and I cant seem to hit the quadrant scores listed in the post :rolleyes: The highest I can get is 7250
[Asus Transformer TF700] wnerw:
I've redone all the steps from the guide, flashing older build of 2.2 hunds kernel. Unfortunatelly, I get bootloops after copule of hours of usage. If changing kernel isn't a fix, then maybe the problem is with init.d scripts, as they also changed after my last working setup. Lucius, do you have any ideas how to fix my issue?... I've tried fixing permission and wiping cache/dalvik with twrp, but it didn't help.

Do you use 4.1.1 or 4.2.1? You mentioned using 4.2.1 earlier. If you're still on it then this might be the issue.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
Hey dude,

Glad the new sd is working, the 7500 scores are only possible if you set all 4 cores to run at 1.9Ghz. The difference in real world performance is negligible. Hope this helps.

Lucius
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
The crash into bootloop issue happens regardless of whether or not you apply any of these tweaks. It is a bug in Hund's kernel. I am going to see if I can get it fixed. After taking a break I am going to start learning how to compile my own kernel, or at least modify what Hund's has going already for 4.1. If Hund's updates his 4.2 kernel so that i can start tweaking it then I will start porting everything to 4.2. As it stands my guide is still only applicable to 4.1. Sorry for not being around much, taking a break from the old technology. Its the beginning of the summer and I am 23 years old. Sitting inside and dicking around with my tablet is a lot less fun than chasing scantily clad young women round campus. Dont expect me to be on much over the next couple of weeks.

Peace,

Lucius
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
Thanks dude very much appreciated. I have most definitely been enjoying the past few days off. We all should take a break from this tablet. It is the summer after all.

The changes i want to make to 4.1 are not done easily, I will have to actually edit the kernel code. This is beyond my current ability and is definitely the goal for the next couple of months.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
Just noticed Hunds released a new version of his 4.2 kernel. He made some dvfs table changes so tweaking should be easier, I will check this out asap.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
UPDATE - Bootloop Issue

Hey guys,

Long time no talk. Just started doing more work again. I am on 4.1 permanently now and have been trying to get the bootloop issue you guys were getting figured out. I have finally consistently recreated the bootloops issue, and have figured out why I was never getting it with my initial setup. The bootloop issue typically happens after 8 hrs of use. I have been running for 2 days and havent had any. If i can go 5 days without the issue i will update you guys. If this gets fixed expect a lot more in the near future, im in the mood again haha.

All the best,

Lucius