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[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dec0der:
same here, something to do with the sleep i think. i suggest u flash it back to .84 kernel for the moment. we'll wait for the fixed :good:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Bomoh:
Previous .84 used to have this problem but honeyx managed to fix this. I'll just use .84 kernel for now while waiting for .87 gets fixed :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
No problem mate:)

Hm well about the screen not turning on after deep sleep. This is a bit strange now. In .84 it was a simple typo because I first am compiling the kernel for myself with reduced cpu voltages. After this I´m compiling an offical kernel with stock cpu voltages. But now I was very careful about this.

The only differences between my personal kernel and the official one are the voltages and the sound volume tweak. I´m not using this tweak anymore because I couldn´t see any difference in phone calls. There was a slight incrase while listening music via earphones but on the rear speaker the music sounded more disorted. So it was not really useful for me as the music volume was more than ok without it and I just wanted to incrase the volume in calls by using it.

Was already thinking about skipping this tweak. Arco added it also once into the kernel and reverted this a bit later

So well give me a bit time to check this. I will change my habbits and first build the official kernel to make sure everything is wolking well.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Ok I´ve rebuild the kernel from scratch. Skipped to add the audio volume tweak and now it´s working fine. Tested for a few hours so far and all is well.

So already updated the link to the fixed version.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mps42:
so we can use it now ? i will try
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Yes. you can use it now. As I said it´s working well for me. So in the future I will not add the audio volume tweak as it was anyway not very useful. I also will be always compiling the official version first before recompiling the kernel for myself.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mps42:
i tried it but i have 160 apps on ny phone and when i flashed kernal and wiped cache , dalvic and fix permissions when apps started its just 140 ! and for example when i click on any app it gives me app not installed

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edit : its working fine now i just leave it and all apps appear xp thanks man
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dec0der:
woooo! thats a lot bro, 160 apps :D

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thnx, gonna flash later :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mps42:
heheheh i know but many of those a little size not heavy but im using it on my job im engineer im using apps like keep google and autodesk apps auto cad .... :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dec0der:
oh ic, well thats good bro :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mps42:
hi [MENTION=4410351]honeyx[/MENTION] can i use your kernal for latest update cm9 ? or u want to make new one ? :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] sks93:
U can use it because the latest cm9 eol version is based on 3.0.87 kernel :D

sent from my GT-i8150 cm10.1
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Very true. But about the kernel version you don´t have to worry that much in this case. The voluntary fix in the updated CM9 is only related to the Java based upper level ROM but not the kernel. So you can even use this rom with for example the older 84 kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mps42:
ok bro i will thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hepi_hape:
Waitting for new release. For charging issue :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Ok, I hear you my friend :) Will download the updated sources and recompile it. Just testing the kernel will have to wait a little while as I reinstalled CM9 and am currently testing something.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hepi_hape:
Yeah, you really great developer... always answer the people :):beer:

Take your time mate
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dec0der:
take ur time :good:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
The updated kernel is ready for download.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hepi_hape:
In testing
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] arsradu:
If you're talking about the phone not displaying the charging battery symbol, i think it's already fixed from yesterday.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hepi_hape:
Yeah, i know.

I just have a habbit after updating a base cm, i want update a kernel from honey not stock :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dec0der:
kernel updated to x.x.88 bro :good:

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:good: :) thnx!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hepi_hape:
Mmm, reverting bionic optimation on cm base. I feel more battery hungger. Is that you all feel same ?

I reverting to 2nd final relase and use .88 kernel :beer:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Nope. This reverting was already done in the first EOL. The latest EOL is almost identical to the first one. There is just the voluntary fix and the updated kernel but everything else is identical.

In CM10 some people reported the battery not to last that long with newer kernels. For me all of the sudden CM10 also didn´t last that long like before but I found this was the the Network Location Service, which caused a lot of wakelocks. So by digging a bit further into it I found by installing CM10 totally fresh and flashing the latest kernel didn´t change anything but once I went online with my device Google Playstore, the Network Location service and Google Maps got updated automatically and then the wakelocks started to happen.

So by googeling I found this is a well known issue which is caused by the updated services which get updated together with the Playstore. Google still didn´t fix this and the main problem is, you can´t force your device to stay with the old ones.

However in CM9 the Playstore and the services didn´t got updated for me like it happened in CM10 and so the consumption is the same like with the first EOL and an earlier kernel.

So better check your version of your playstore app. If it´s still 4.1.6 and you didn´t update Google Maps to 7.x, all should be fine.

But also keep in mind the consumption can incrase right after flashing a kernel and should get back to normal after a few charging cycles.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hepi_hape:
Yeah, i have already heard about network location. It happen almost every android device.

Thx for lots information :thumbup:

Cz im in CM9 im didnt get map V7.x.x... and since my google play error when i pristine i force instal to V4.2.3

Ok, i will keep monitor for user use 3rd update :beer:

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Oh, maybe this reason why in some device network locator service using lot of battery is android device manager

source

sory ott, just want say it :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dec0der:
i was reading @ androidpolice site a couple of days ago and it is there i found out that the severe battery-draining location bug (4.1.6) is done by the google play services and was fixed during the release update of v4.1.10 :) and now i'm using v4.2.9 which is i think the latest release :good:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] egagah:
May I know how do you update it.?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dec0der:
Play Store 4.2.9

just scroll down and look for the mirror links. it's an .apk file so u know what to do :D

EDIT: if you want inverted/ modified/ patch version, get it HERE
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dollyaja:
This on nice 4.2.9 inverted ,stable enough
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dollyaja:
Batt life with latest build
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Nah, I was reading this too, but it´s not really to the Playstore alone. I´m still using 4.1.6 in CM9 but the Location Service doesn´t get updated for now and all is fine. In CM10 this was different. Whenever I installed it fresh and went online the first time It got updated to 4.1.10 together with the new buggy location service. I then downloaded the 4.2.9 and installed it before going online to avoid this issue, but the location service got updated anyway.

The only way i could avoid it is to not to go online, not to download my contacts from my google account, install all apps offline and wait till they fix it. But then this device would be rather useless for me so decided to go back to CM9.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] fivezall:
i hope sound via this kernel can be better like hurtsky kernel. i love this kernel but sound not like what i aspect, so i back to hurksky kernel. however, this kernel is awesome!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] LeroViten:
The name of a thread says: I'm for better battery... So the highest the sound the harder the consumption. :)

So here is your choice... ;)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Well I´m not sure what you understand in terms of being "better". For me the quality is better without the Audio Volume tweak. And this is the only difference between both kernels regarding sound.

Maybe you don´t care about the quality but just like it loud but for me there is no advantage in using this tweak. Tried it and decided to not to use it for myself.

Because:

1) no improvement in calls

2) slightly louder but worse quality on earphones (yes I´m pitty about quality and can hear the difference)

3) way more disorted sound on the rear speaker

So well I added it in the past into the kernels but this was always done after compiling my personal kernel. Problem was the kernels became different the the ones I was using myself, so went back to the basics and am just releasing kernels with only the tweaks I´m also personally using.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] LeroViten:
Hey, [MENTION=4410351]honeyx[/MENTION], I admire your way of presenting your works and your personal attitude towards developing. You're not criticizing other people's work and do not boast of only your material. You always give a helping hand to other users and devs and it is really positive.

I know you're not so keen on Jelly Bean and prefer ICS, but I would try asking whether you ever had a desire to challenge yourself in developing 4.3 for our device..? I know that it is rather impossible without ION implementation in kernel, but who knows..? You already tried bringing cm7 for ancora, right?

Sorry if it's a bit off topic. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hurtsky:
yea,the way he presenting his word and statement is really nice. that i really support.. but i don't know why i more interested in CM7 more than others.. i wish he could develop CM7 for us. :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Thank you guys for the kind words :)

Well about developing further CM7, yes this was my Idea after Arco stopped this project and moved to develop CM9. Was looking for some volunteers to join this project, but there was only one who was interessted in. We needed someone who had some experience in building kernels as I had no clue that time about it. So after a while we skipped this idea and since CM9 came into beta stage with a working camera also noone was really interested anymore into using CM7 on this device. So it appeared rather useless to develop CM7 further and to fix the issues it has had.

About porting 4.3 it would be of course a great challange but am really not having the time to digg further into it. You know I´m already 40 years old. Having a family and also lost my job 2 months ago. Now with my 40 years I will have go to school again for some months to prepare myself for the next job. So there will be even less time than I´m having at the moment. I still don´t know when this school will begin, but I guess it will be within this month.

So this is a really nice idea, but it would probably turn out I start porting it and wouldn´t be able to finish it due to lack of time.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] LeroViten:
Taken!

The only addition: Hats-off!

Good luck in getting knowledge. Let the proper and worthy people surround you in further success! ;)

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[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] WataruFujii:
ClockWorkMod 6.0.3.4

How can I flash your kernel if fix permissions doesn't exist in the new version of cwm?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hepi_hape:
It not necessary in new cwm dude
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mps42:
hi [MENTION=4410351]honeyx[/MENTION] i flashed your kernal before a week today i faced something when i listen to music and lock the phone i have a little lag how yo fix it ?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Well, you were reporting to get lags while listening music with hurtskys kernel too. You know I´m not using all the tweaks hurtsky is adding into his kernel. Just adding always the same tweaks into newer kernel releases, so it can´t be them if you you now get lags with both kernels.

I even flashed his kernel that time and had no lags at all while listening music by having the screen turned off, so I more belive it has either to do with some changes made in the newer kernel versions or it´s due to some of you are using special tweaks or simply due to the configuration on the devices who are suffering this issue. Could be also a slow SDCard card as well.

Honestly I don´t know, but as long I can´t reproduce it neither with my kernels nor with hurtskys kernels, I would suggest to check if something else is causing this on your device.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mps42:
im using kingstone sd card class 4 .... i faced it just in one song i tried it again on another song i dont face any lag but before two or 3 days i read someone have same problem i dont know if it on your kernal or another and they tell him to change governors to lulzactive if he want to listen to music without lag
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dec0der:
just delete the song that lags and try to download another copy :D
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trimalchioinwestegg:
I bought a 32gb Nexus 10 from Staples over the weekend and am enjoying it, but I realize that I'm seven months late to this hardware (while still paying full price). Is there anything coming in the next month that I should return this unit for? A high PPI is a must at this point.

Thanks.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
Samsung was trying to get a Nexus 11 going and had specs for it, but at the time Google had not yet approved the production of it. No word has been heard since then about a new model upgrade for the Nexus 10.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joakim_one:
The next Nexus 7 will probably come out in a month or so, if you're okay with a 7" tablet. If you must have 10", the high-end announcements so far are a new Asus Transformer Pad Infinity, not coming till the fall, and the Toshiba Excite Pro, coming next month, both running Tegra 4 and with the same 2560 X 1600 resolution as the Nexus 10. If you want a stylus, the Toshiba Excite Write is the same as the Pro, but with a Wacom digitizer and a stylus.

There are always new announcements being made in the runup to the holidays, this is just what we know so far. We can't say how good any of these devices will be, as none of them are out yet. :cool:
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babblin5:
Just got the Toshiba Excite Write

And it looks to be a damn fine tablet. Antutu scored 28k+ and the graphics power is phenomenal. Has built in video and audio enhancements, seems pretty stable on this kernal build, although I expect an update soon because of a couple of weird quirks. The stylus works great (love the eraser by turning over the pen!), but not as developed as the Note 10.1, however, the screen rez is fantastic at 320 DPI and looks as good as the Nexus 10. The rear camera is REALLY great...best I've seen so far on a tablet, and the speakers are clear as a bell with excellent surround sound controlled in hardware, so anything you play gets enhanced. It does get a little warm on the left side under the camera when running an intensive app.

If you have any questions or requests, fire away!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brees75:
I will keep my tablet thanks. At least I know my benchmark scores are 100% raw horsepower and not shady nVidia "optimizations".
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rirere:
Suit yourself, but that's a lot of wasted CPU cycles and amps there for a misplaced sense of "power." Mobile devices are all about optimization right now, and if the reports show the device to be fully usable, then you're unlikely to run into issues. Certainly this has my eye.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joakim_one:
How did you get your hands on it? None of the major tech sites have even reviewed it yet and they say it's not supposed to be delivered to buyers for another week.

How does it compare to the Nexus 10 otherwise? Specifically, the resolution is the same, but are the colors as good or better? Forget about benchmarks, do you notice any differences in a quad-core A15 compared to the dual-core A15 in the Nexus 10 in real-world use? What is battery life like with such a powerful CPU? Do the speakers go louder than the Nexus 10's speakers, when cranked up to the max? Can you post some pics from the rear camera, so we can see how good it is?

I'm happy with my Nexus 10, so I doubt I'll be picking up another tablet for a while. But I'm curious how these upcoming spec-hogs will compare to the current spec-hog king, ;) the Nexus 10.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babblin5:
I don't have a Nexus 10 at the moment for direct comparisons, but I personally think the brightness and color are at least on par. I do feel that the viewing angles aren't quite as high however in the Write. Don't know if this has anything to do with the digitizer or not. The pic of my kitteh was taken with the rear camera in room light, but I'll shoot a few more and post.

I also think that the Write's Tegra 4 delivers the goods in gameplay, even when set to balance mode, there's no stuttering in anything I've thrown at it so far, and Autocad 360 rendering is blazingly fast in real time 3D view, even when rotating fully rendered 3d models. I'm not sure how well the Nexus 10 would handle the same stuff, especially in power saving mode.

I do question the battery life a bit, as it seems to chew through the battery at times, and at this point I'm kind of doubting the life claimed by Toshiba. I'm not sure if the current kernel build is fully optimized yet, as there's at least one major issue when streaming or watching video, both through Google Play or from a file saved on the SD card. The screen goes black after a few seconds of playback, although the sound continues to play. Pressing the power button to put it in sleep mode, then again to wake it up, solves the issue and everything plays and streams fine after that. YouTube streaming doesn't have this issue. Also, it doesn't matter which player you use, it still does it, which leads me to believe that the unit I got might still have an early, unoptimized build on it. I seriously can't see them mass shipping with that kind of readily apparent bug, but who knows?

The sound is also a bit odd. It seems pretty muted, even at full volume, when playing any type of media. Games are plenty loud though, and the stereo separation and surround enhancements are simply stellar, even when I have the thing parked on my lap. I strongly suspect that there's some sort of limit as to the max volume switched on in the hardware to avoid blowing out the speakers or something, or it could be in the kernel itself...I honestly don't know at this point. I just know that the maximum volume is significantly lower in media playback for some strange reason.

As for how I got it, I'm just as amazed as you are. I pre ordered on July 2, and the shipping date showed July 3 on my order. I called toshiba and asked them if this was correct, and was told that they weren't scheduled to ship until the 18th. I thought they'd go in and change the date after I called attention to the ship date, but it stayed showing the 3rd. Low and behold the next day I got an email with a tracking number, and sure enough it arrived the following Monday due to the delay caused by the 4th (2 day shipping).

Was it a mistake? I have no frigging idea, and feel pretty privileged to have one before any of the major sites have reviewed it. Here's a pic of the tablet and box it came in, to satisfy any doubters that might be out there, as well as the invoice that came with it.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joakim_one:
Thanks for the info, sounds like a nice device, although with some early hiccups. This is the first Tegra 4 device on the market, now that the Nvidia Shield has been postponed, so I was curious how it would do.

How long does it last in normal, continuous usage? My Nexus 10 goes about 5-6 hours.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babblin5:
I'd say it's at least 5-6 hours, but nowhere near the 9-11 that Toshiba claims.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babblin5:
Here's some photos off the rear camera of the Excite Write.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TellTenPeople:
Excellent stuff, thanks for posting babblin :thumbup: I have one heading my way (shipped July 12th) and will admit to a certain amount of trepidation since that last 5 tablets I've tried to buy (2 Nexus 10, 2 Nexus 7, 1 Xperia Tablet Z) were faulty out of the box.

I'm curious — although I suppose I'll find out for myself soon enough unless it's a total dud — does stylus pressure register in any drawing app (eg. SketchBook)?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babblin5:
I'm not sure, but I'll check into it. I did use it to sign a PDF though, which was pretty cool... :)
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rxnelson:
What is the available ram after reboot? The N10 GPU takes 800 meg now so only ~1.2gig available.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vitorugo-8:
no.

this tablet will long for the next 3 years at least
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babblin5:
I have quite a few things running in background, and it's using .89 gb
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeaFractor:
To the OP...

There is "ALWAYS" a better tablet coming soon. You should never, ever, ever purchase a tab because of what is around the corner.

Of course this means that you'd never, ever, ever own a tablet either :)

I don't see a problem with an N10 purchase around this time, after all, I purchased one last month. The closest "reviewed" tab is the Sony 10.1" tab and it's not enough of a boost over an N10 to warrant upgrading from the N10 to one.

Specification wise, other than a microSD slot (which has less benefit with each release of Android due to DRM), camera and the ability to take it swimming (water isn't good for the Nexus), the N10 still seems to have the top specs. Screen resolution, audio quality and several GPU benchmarks appear to have the N10 still in the lead.

This fall? That's when you'll likely see some 10" tablet refreshes.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joakim_one:
Nice, there's no way the Nexus 10 produces shots like those, with its below-average camera. Looks like a clear win for the Excite Write camera, though I barely use the camera on my Nexus 10, so not a big deal for me.