yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Yikes. Has it done that before? I don't use the app so I'm not too sure how it works (beyond googling for it and finding out it's used to help with the Mozilla Location Service project [basically what's in the mozilla wiki]).

...

Also, here's an update.

03/21/14 Downloads -

GooManager

(lost some files on Goo, I can backup whatever is left on dev host soon)

Mirror WIP

Changelog:

- Merge axdev/next-random (enable ARCH_RANDOM, add randomness to system from rng sources)

- Merge axdev/sched-dl (Deny unprivileged users to set/change SCHED_DEADLINE policy)

- Merge axdev/pe-wq (Use power efficient workqueues for bam_dmux delayed timeouts)

- Merge axdev/next-bcmdhd (some more bcmdhd work in an attempt to reduce wlan-related wakelocks; reverts BCMDHD_WIFI_PM)

- Merge moto/bam_dmux (Imports from Motorola to reduce bam_dmux wakelock)

- Enable advanced TCP congestion control (default: H-TCP)

- Revert panel mdp bandwidth increase

- More imports from Moto's msm kernel

* msm_fb: Introduce a mutex to sync between the display driver suspend, resume and update call

* msm_fb: increase panel priority when turning on panel

* msm_rng: pass correct size to kzalloc

I've also pulled some vendor blobs from the UVUENC2 update and put them into a nice little package: UVUENC2 blobs

(This contains: bin/ mpdecision, thermald, rmt_storage; updated msm8960 sensor lib; bcmdhd wifi fw updates; audio_policy.conf w/ minor adjustments to lpa based on update... feel free to simply remove whatever you don't want and flash). I've only tested it on the latest CM nightly, but it all seems to work so far.

Also I normally check md5sums of downloads, but I'm quite booked the rest of the night, so let me know if anything didn't upload right, etc. Thanks.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] matrixzone:
How to enable natural screen color which are default cm color? Also I noticed longer boot time after flashing the update on latest nightly only once.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
echo 2 > /sys/class/lcd/panel/panel_colors

You can add that into an init script so its set on boot. I can attach a sample one when I get the chance.

Did you flash the vendor blobs. Those gave me a noticeably longer boot time on the first boot (longer than it would usually take after flashing).
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] PhrostB:
Yeah, Mozilla Stumbler uses a lot of battery (constantly running the radio, wifi, gps).

I'm going to try it for 3 hours now with standard cm11 kernel and let you know how it goes. Also, you recommended trickstermod. Is that what you use? What settings do you change? Which governor?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] PhrostB:
Same results with cm11 kernel.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kingston73:
What do the nc2 blobs do? I flashed the update and all is working well, just wondered what benefits the additional blobs would give.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
I usually only use it when I'm testing something. But occasionally, I do run the ondemand gov. Its modified with changes by stratosk to address issues with the way the old governor worked (instead of lots of weird up/down threshold tuneables, there are touch load tuneables [which I've found stock settings work best] , its also been known to keep the device cooler than usual). Sometimes I'll set multicore power saving to 1 (Specific tab) for testing, though I feel our scheduler performs better without it.

Not additional, updated. And without a changelog from Samsung/T-Mo its hard to tell. Usually cm updates some of the blobs they use from the device's firmware when an update from the device's vendor drops. These are just a couple I wanted to try from that update and thought I'd share. You can look up the specifics of each individual file if you need info.

As for the audio_policy.conf, I only removed some sampling rates and an unneeded channel mask from lpa (low-powered audio).
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Last update still had a few commits that caused subtle breaks at random and longer boot time (thanks to [MENTION=4551784]matrixzone[/MENTION] for reporting).

So here's a better one.

03/24/14 Downloads -

GooManager

DevHost

3/24/2014 Changelog:

- Merged cm-11.0

- Re-enabled standalone power collapse (on cpu0 only)

[This has been running fine for me since last night]

- Revert ARCH_RANDOM (caused longer boot time)

- Revert panel_mutex code (broke screen on stats occasionally)

- Revert "ARM: Fix negative idle stats for offline cpu" (allows shutdown of cpu directly once it is set as offline)

- usb: otg: Retry putting the OTG PHY in low power mode (adds logic to avoid msm_otg wakelock getting stuck forever when booting w/ charger)

- reduce memory usage by input driver

- stop waking up another cpu when drivers request new latency requirements

- cpufreq: interactive: don't schedule timer on offline cpu

Edit: forgot to mention, I threw in an init.d that initially does nothing, but you can modify it to adjust the panel color sysfs on init. If anyone else has any other tunables that they'd like to see added, that aren't in trickster, I can expose those via the script as well.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] acedik:
Working well for me.. solid battery life. Thanks!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Glad it's working well on your end.

I've recently rebased onto CM's kernel to test out an import of Chromium's cpuquiet implementation. Thought I'd share a build today.

It's got a whole lot not re-added yet (scheduler/SMP updates, advanced TCP congestion control, bcmdhd implementation, LZ4 Compression... might be forgetting something, feel free to let me know if I missed something).

But it's also got a couple other things I've been testing:

- CPUQuiet (ported from Chromium; Userspace governer by default [for use w/ MPDecision]/Runnable governor to manage CPUs based on runnable threads [for use without MPDec.])

- Backported: Convert calculations of proportion of writeback to use flexible proportion code, which gives better proportion estimates given the varying throughput of different devices.

- Included minmax cpufreq gov.

- Stop kswapd from causing IOWAIT conditions

- Allow clocksources to be slected earlier during boot

- Cap maximum L2 clock rate at 1.2Ghz

- See more: github

04/20/2014 Downloads:

GooManager

DevHost
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Been testing this and wanted to push sooner, but didn't get the chance to til now (I also wanted to clean the commits up some more, but everything seems to be working on my d2tmo, so screw it).

05-01-2014 Download -

GooManager

Changelog:

- Merged in CM

- Built with CodeSourcery gcc-4.8 (will update script once I get my new CrunchBang setup finalized [so long, Mint])

- Imported some changes to our display/video drivers from the Sprint KK update

I'll fix this up if I need to tomorrow. Gonna knock out now and test the latest changes with a full charge tomorrow.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] darjama:
Working quite nicely here. Sleeps very well.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Been a while since I posted anything... I haven't been completely gone though, as I've submitted some work to CM.

I plan on bringing back this project at a new home (still a WIP): https://code.google.com/p/harkness-d2/

I'll be creating new threads in relevant general sections for discussion, while support will move to googlecode.

In the meantime, I have a test for you all:

http://dl.bintray.com/syntheticnightmar3/rivet/

sha1: 3ef93bc0241c54fa39d031b9da1cc86fac1d37d9

Changelog/Features:

- Rebased onto the latest CM

- Updated to CodeBench gcc-4.8.3

- FauxSound

- FastCharge

- Floating-point optimizations for vfp

- Removed sensor selftests

- Voltage control in absolute voltages

- Lowered voltages

- Re-enabled standalone power collapse for cpu1

- bam_dmux: Improvements from Motorola (reduce bam_dmux wakelock)

- cpufreq: Adjustments to interactive (should be lesss jumpy)

- mdp: Updates from ND8 to improve bandwidth calculation (reduced bandwidths)

I'm trying to find the optimal bandwidth to run at (to reduce power usage) without causing underruns before submitting to CM; so if any underrun occurs, post here so I can try bumping things up some. Also, let me know if the stock voltages used here cause any issues on your device (with relevant debugging info).
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] matrixzone:
Welcome back....
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Thanks....

Uploaded a minor update; reverted the reduced voltages (caused issues on certain devices) and bumped the mdp bandwidth some in hopes of getting rid of some minor underrun that occurs occasionally.

direct download:

http://dl.bintray.com/syntheticnightmar3/rivet/Harkness-Kernel-d2-2014-07-23.zip

sha1: cdd995297642539bafc76f6c44b7d3ce43aa6125
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] matrixzone:
Wifi is broken after flashing the kernel on today nightly. This could be due to the wifi update on todays noghtly
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
That's exactly it & I've got an update just for that. :)

Direct Download:

http://dl.bintray.com/syntheticnightmar3/rivet/Harkness-Kernel-d2-2014-07-24.zip

sha1: 0151cb8000cc19778340f1420af120a89e4de0ae

Changelog:

- Rebased onto CM

- Update for moduleless install

- Re-included a fix for msm_otg wakelocks from Motorola

(First boot on tonight's nightly, while on charger, my device wouldn't sleep & got fairly hot... Hopefully this will help stop that)

Edited to include sha1sum, which can be found on bintray for all dl's:

https://bintray.com/syntheticnightmar3/rivet/d2-harkness-kernel/
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] matrixzone:
Thanks for the quick update, faster than the speed of light...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] matrixzone:
Everything is working fine now on latest nighties after the last update. Thanks for your effort!!

Will post back the battery results in couple of days!!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TexasLTE:
[MENTION=3875215]Synthetic.Nightmare[/MENTION] = :good: Gracias Amigo for this updated kernel , gonna give it a spin (it outta run fine since a Texan made it ;) ) :cool:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] 1BadWolf:
Oddly enough I'm reading this at a truck stop when I look up and....
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polobunny:
Patriotic bread!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TexasLTE:
LOL......Cool (good bread by the way)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Lol bread heads

Got another test...

https://bintray.com/syntheticnightmar3/rivet/d2-harkness-kernel/test/view/files

Changelog:

- audio updates from ND8 (sprint kk update)

- reduced lpa period & buffer size

- bumped display bandwidth to Samsung default for ND8 (might need to play with some of the changes in MDP before I submit this one)

- rebased onto the latest cm

Test as much audio related stuff as you can to see if I broke anything (that wasn't already broken). If this test goes well, I'll submit the audio stuffs upstream asap.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polobunny:
What was broken? Can't say I've found anything broken.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Not too sure. I thought I saw nardholio mention something about VoIP audio being busted in irc, but I haven't really been keeping tabs on things like that (or really been able to read into it)... Someone who has been using something like that (or trying to) would probably know better, at least I'm hoping lol. Nonetheless, I'll still take logs regarding any issues, new or old. Just wanting to make sure these patchsets here didn't add anything new.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polobunny:
Ah okay. Saw a commit go through yesterday, not d2 limited issue. Can't say I ever used voIP on my cellphones.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kwmike:
WiFi wont turn on w newer rom's

Hi,

Great kernel for sgs3 but wifi wont turn on for newer rom's such as task650 latest. Any chance on update?

Thanks again.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polobunny:
Works might fine for CM11 20140816 nightly and worked for all the nightlies prior since the start of August (been using this kernel exclusively) for what it's worth.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
While this IS due for an update, judging by the comment above, it should still be working decently (I'm still only supporting roms inline with cm, so if your maintainer for that rom isn't keeping device trees, etc. up to date with cm, it might not work). If you could pull a dmesg, that would help tons.

Edit: also I still need to test a few clean ups before pushing another update, but I've been working on a whole lot of side things recently... I'll see about getting around to this soon though. :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kwmike:
WiFi wont turn on w/ module less ROMS

Hi,

Thanks again for your efforts.

I am a nondeveloper so I cant get a dmesg but in various kernels threads(Ktoonsez, quantum) I have seen this as relating to moduleless (wifi) ROMS change and perhaps 4.4.4. seems like it may be a general change. see wifi comments about halfway down this page.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1756776&page=1501

Appreciate the good work! :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
You are referring to

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/68880/

[MENTION=3875215]Synthetic.Nightmare[/MENTION], was not sure you have included it or not.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
That was already done here (see polobunny's cm build). Although there was a bug that seemed to randomly break WiFi enablement that I recall... I pushed a fix for it straight to cm (since it was a critical bug) and didn't get around to pushing a release with it included here.. That may be your issue, but like I said, a dmesg would help in solving this.

You don't need to be a developer to pull a dmesg. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tortel.syslog
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TexasLTE:
:good: ...THX for your continued efforts :good:

by the way - kernel running fine on Spirit ROM v1.2 :cool:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
So I don't really have what I would consider an update for you guys... :(

Although... I've been messing with a new CPU scheduling algorithm known as Barbershop Load Distribution. The author of the BLD patch describes how processes get queued fairly well (using an easily understandable comparison) in the section about the naming in the link (although it works a little bit differently in its newer revisions; mainly due to cfs and rt runqueues being handled separately). This algorithm tries to avoid balancing system load while in idle context and aims to make CPU load distribution simpler. I got in touch with the author, Rakib, and he seemed fairly excited to see his scheduling algorithm used in an Android kernel and even offered to help support running BLD on Android devices. :)

I've got a test build here, just to see if some pesky kernel panics from one of the patches I imported is fixed (I've been running for about 8hrs, so it seems like we're in the clear, but I want to be sure).

This is just the latest CM kernel with the BLD algorithm (+ my build commits & vfp optims).

https://bintray.com/syntheticnightmar3/rivet/d2-harkness-kernel
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polobunny:
I'll try to look into it on my next nightly install. Not sure it would be much more effective looking at the explanation though.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Let me know how it goes.

With the amount of scheduler code skimmed out (nohz included) and the simplicity of the algorithm, I felt it was worth porting over and giving a shot.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polobunny:
Hey it's nice enough that you still bring new things to d2, I won't be complaining. I'll tell you how it goes and if i get any panics.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TexasLTE:
:good: :cool: ...I just flashed this on VANIR 9/8/14 build...THX :cool: :good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polobunny:
Been running BLD test for over a day and a half now without any sort of kernel panic. No crash nothing. I say that's a win!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] winga45:
Lovely kernel buddy keep it up love the cm base nice way to go
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gtsfreak:
Is this kernel available for i9300?????? Awesome Kernel:rolleyes:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polobunny:
Nope. Totally different device, even though is bears the same name.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gtsfreak:
Okay :(
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] galahadUSA:
Why don't you look in the xt1022 forums? This is the second t999 thread you've been on asking for compatibility. Are you lost?

None of our kernels will work with your phone which is why every phone model has its own forum
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] thomas101:
Does this kernel work with Slimrom? Thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polobunny:
Only with latest weekly I believe. Might want to wait for tomorrow's weekly.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] thomas101:
Tried with weekly 7.9 and itdoes not work. bpot up with black screen. the only thing i see is light on the hardware key. screen is totally black. good thing i did a backup in clockmod.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polobunny:
Blame slims for not being quicker to merge important commits pushed by cm. :P
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Here's another build on the latest CM kernel. I haven't tested this build, but as long as it uploaded okay, it should be fine.

Direct URL (Bintray)

I've updated the googlecode page to reflect what this kernel build is, which can work as a changelog.

https://code.google.com/p/harkness-d2/

A quick note on some updates: removed voltage control because I've never really used it and it hasn't been of any benefit in my usage, fauxsound is updated to the latest (haven't really messed with it, some features may not work), and imported some newer fixes from Motorola for Standalone Power Collapse; the rest should be noted on googlecode.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TexasLTE:
I'm running it with BrokenROM right now - no glitches whatsoever :cool:

EDIT : I also flashed MahdiROM and Gapps > let sit for 10 minutes > flashed Harkness > I'm redownloading my usual apps from PlayStore now ... running smooth so far
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] shekinahsmoke:
anybody ran this lately on latest nightlies?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] galahadUSA:
Running latest Vanir Rom 10/10/14 with no issues.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Synthetic.Nightmare:
Should be fine, there haven't been many changes to the cm kernel.

Although, I uploaded another build today. :P

Direct URL -

http://dl.bintray.com/syntheticnightmar3/rivet/Harkness-Kernel-d2-2014-10-11.zip

Changelog:

- Merge cm-11.0

- Fix-up memutils (import newer patch from moto & clean up)

- Import pskm (Anon-Page KSM: https://code.google.com/p/pksm/)

- ARM updates for branch predictor maintenance

Let me know if there's any issues with it (pksm might need some tuning). Same deal as last time, just built and uploaded (but tested in similar builds). As long as it uploaded alright, it should be fine.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] shekinahsmoke:
It booted on my Sprint S3. Will test it out for reboots.

It has a very slow charge
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] carbon coupe:
I know this has been beaten to death but....is there a way to generally have any downloads go to the external SD card?

Rooted S4.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] griffsterb:
I was trying to figure this out earlier today as well. I don't think it's possible within the stock settings.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] brizey:
Use a browser that lets you pick a default location. I use dolphin to download and the AOSP broswer for everything else.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] revolt1:
what I do is once it's loaded I move it to exsdcard
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] dansan382:
sadly no. all apps will auto default to downloading to internal memory. you can symlink the folder to your sdcard. if you know the symlink commands u can do that or use an app called FolderMount to do it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jimmy2989:
Ok so im planning on flashing in cyanogenmod v9.1 and then up to ultragen v1.1 with the jb and tw5 taste, now if i do this do i still need to flash in a version of gapps or is there one in the ultragen rom, and in order to do the flashing can i use the cmw-based voodoo lagfix recover 5.0.2.7 to flash in the cm9.1 or do i need to use odin or something, im kinda new to all this, all ive done to the phone so far is recover from soft brick by using odin to flash back to stock and then using some off site instructions to root the phone which also apparently came along with the voodoo recovery, so im basically a noob at this
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hutson23:
No need to flash the gapps with Utragen ROM its included.

Use CM recovery to flash no need for Odin ... cm 5.0.2.x is fine.

I always go to cm 9 then work up never had a problem.

Ultragen is a very stable ICS based rom .. I used it for awhile.

Be sure you follow the OP`s flashing instructions.

If you want JB try slim 4.1.2 its very stable...if you can live

without GPS.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jimmy2989:
Thanks, everythings installed and its running beautifullyi thanked your post ill mark this thread as solved
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karlonicolas:
Does anyone here have experience using socblue with note 2? http://en.socblue.com/_d273740571.htm

I heard there were errors on compatibility -- they just won't connect.

Also, can you use socblue (which connects via bluetooth) simultaneously with a bluetooth headset?

My apologies if this is a double-post
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j2000:
SOCBLUE not for General Android.

Tested Socblue A860 (4 sim) on Galaxy Note 2, Root.

Noproblem.

But i socking after selling to my cutomer, its not work...

and i test Socblue A860 cannot connect to HTC Chacha (root) , HTC Desire Z (root), HTC Mytouch 4G (root), Android Chinese phone (root).

I think this still have many bug...

Regards

Joel
[General Topics] CarlnAdele:
I've got my MDA III all setup now everything I want except:

A POI Warning App !!!

Just wondered what your experiences were?
[General Topics] markutah:
Using checkpoint with TomTom 3

And I am satisfied with the results.

Regards,

Mark
[General Topics] M4io:
Me too : checkpoint with tomtom3. very satisfied, haven't been photographed since :-)
[General Topics] Swabian:
Also using tt3 and Checkpoint. Very reliable and up to date thanks to the regular donations of the Checkpoint users.
[General Topics] jpkeates:
Same software, same result
[General Topics] CarlnAdele:
Looking at it now looks great but there is a lot of setup to do isnt there
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Kensh:
Hello all!

I am finally ready to unlock my prime after using it on stock for the last year.

I was wondering if the Asus Unlock Tool is still relevant as I cannot find it in their downloads on the Global Website and I see very little mention in the up to date user posts or stickies about unlocking the bootloader.

I have seen this firmware update notification for several months and as I have read around, it is imperative that I perform the Nvflash before updating to JB. In order to protect myself from bricking my device I will need to unlock the bootloader before Nvflash.

If anyone has further information which could help me with this task, I would greatly appreciate a push in the right direction.

I am running Android 4.0.3 with build IML74K.WW_epad-9.4.2.28-20120525

Thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Kensh:
Or if anyone has recently unlocked their bootloader while on ICS, could point me in the direction of how you did it?