yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG G Watch] freshlysqueezed:
While we wait eagerly and patiently for Gohma 2.3 :), just wanted to update for those interested:

Steps to increase max freq and activate all 4 cores through adb:

adb shell
su
echo 1190400 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/online
echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu2/online
echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu3/online

If you want to see all four cores in action, sideload PerfMon:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1933284

Just for giggles you can benchmark:

http://xdaforums.com/android-wear/help/benchmark-android-wear-smartwatch-t2952059
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
Ordered an LG G Watch yesterday and it'll be arriving in the next week or so, will probably install this since I'm lazy.

Does turning on all four cores destory battery life substantially? Is there even any hotplugging? I assume not since by default it isn't using all cores, but I could be wrong.
[LG G Watch] Polini99:
There is no sense in doing that as the watch is running smooth without doing it..
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
I know it'll be fine without all four. Just curious on how much impact it actually has on the small battery.
[LG G Watch] freshlysqueezed:
Hey Lethargy, good to see you here. Thanks for all your help in the Nexus 5 XDA forum.

No, I could not find any settings for hotplugging or mpdecision. With that said, I have been getting fairly good battery life on all four cores. Over 14 hours, I am at 86%. Just normal usage, getting a handful of texts , email, and call notifications. I do have the always screen-on disabled. Of course, it is very snappy in terms of UI performance.
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
:)

Probably won't be that great in the first place for me since I'll likely be using the always-on functionality.

By default was it 1 or 2 cores enabled?

Also, what about enabling all four cores then underclocking them as a counterbalance?

In some cases, more cores at a lower frequency could (not always) possibly be equivalent or more effective than fewer cores at a higher frequency, but I'm not sure how Wear handles CPU tasks.
[LG G Watch] tamagotono:
Tried this last night. Took my watch off of the charger, applied the settings and went to bed. When I got up ~6 hrs later, my watch had gone into battery saver mode (I have mine set to 30%) and my watch was at 25%. Without enabling the cores, I can get about 36hrs off of a charge, with normal use.

tl;dr: Yup, sucks the battery dry
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
With always-on enabled (how I'll probably use it) for both the 6 hours and 36 hours?

Now I just wonder how it'll fare with all 4 cores but underclocked (post above yours).
[LG G Watch] freshlysqueezed:
Wow. Very different experience. Here's my battery for about 30 hours. My setup: on demand, 1.2 max, 300 min, all 4 cores, tilt to wake enabled, screen always on disabled. I also uninstalled google fit from the watch.
[LG G Watch] freshlysqueezed:
Stock is userspace governor locked to 787200(max and min) with only one core. Gohma ROM switches to ondemand, same max speed but 300 min, only one core.

Definitely agree about under clocking with all four cores active can result in excellent battery life. That's how I run my nexus 5 with Franco kernel.

Today, Will test the watch battery with screen always on with all 4 cores active.
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
I also run my Nexus 5 with all four cores on (no hotplugging/mpdecision), and I use my own extremely usage-tuned ondemand (to my own usage of course) instead of underclocking, in my own various kernel builds.

We can probably try to find a decent balance between number of cores and max frequencies. Mine will be arriving in the next 1-4 days.
[LG G Watch] mpdt:
I reflashed 2.2, leaving the CPU frequency alone but enabled all four cores.

My battery life is still good and the watch is quicker to respond to my inputs.

I highly recommend everyone give it a try.
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
Are you using always-on, though?
[LG G Watch] mpdt:
I added these linse:

echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/online

echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/online

echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu2/online

echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu3/online

to the tweaks file, and then reflashed the ROM.
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
I'm talking about the option to have the screen always-on (dims the clock to black and white) rather than turning off until further interaction.
[LG G Watch] Moguledyouth:
sorry to ask these questions, but I don't want to screw up my new toy. Are the quotes needed above, I see in the tweaks file that there are no quotes for other settings. Also is there any kind of tweak to start the tilt to wake with a slighter tilt than the normal?
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
Those simply enable the unused cores, which isn't necessary but we are just experimenting.
[LG G Watch] Moguledyouth:
I understand that, I just need to know if that syntax is correct, all other echo statements in the tweaks file are without quotes, I need to know if those are needed in order to enable the cores or should I change the syntax to match the rest of the tweaks file.
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
Oh, I thought you meant quote as in his post :p

If you mean the number, I don't think it matters. it can be 1, '1', or "1".
[LG G Watch] Moguledyouth:
Thank you, that is exactly what I needed to know. I decided to enable 2 of the 4 cores, quite a bit snappier.
[LG G Watch] b1g.p0ppa:
The quotes should not be necessary, but there's no technical reason to make it match the syntax of the rest of the file.
[LG G Watch] Dexter145:
How do I install SuperSU. Do I need to install TWRP first?
[LG G Watch] mpdt:
Screen is always on except when I am asleep.

---------- Post added at 11:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:13 PM ----------

To enable the cores just copy and paste these lines:

echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/online

echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/online

echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu2/online

echo "1" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu3/online

as you see them above underneath the CPU frequency line within the tweaks file.

You can set it to one, two, three, or four cores online depending on how many lines you add.
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
Ah okay.

Mine just arrived 15 mins ago, flashing this now and testing with 2 cores first :D
[LG G Watch] okibi:
Gohma 2.3 is uploading now!

For those who have ordered stands, they HAVE all shipped! I just have not been able to get the emails out as you are so demanding for a ROM update! Kidding!!! :)
[LG G Watch] okibi:
Gohma 2.3 is out now! Enjoy!!!
[LG G Watch] starbase64:
server error "403 Forbidden"
[LG G Watch] okibi:
Oops. Try it now.
[LG G Watch] starbase64:
now works...
[LG G Watch] derekr44:
Ok, you'll all have to forgive me. This is my first time flashing a watch. Plenty of experience flashing phones.

Anyway, I successfully connected the watch to the computer via usb debugging. I successfully unlocked the bootloader. I decided to flash TWRP prior to initial setup before I ran the Gohma batch setup file... and it's stuck booting into recovery. I can't start Android on the watch no matter what I do.

I reflashed the stock boot and system images. Same result.

I flashed the Gohma boot and system images. Same result.

I've tried downloading RootJunky's restore utility, but I get corrupted zip files with every version of the tool

I'm stuck.
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
Booting into recovery? That's probably an issue with the recovery, try reflashing the stock one.
[LG G Watch] derekr44:
Yeah. All it did was boot into recovery. Nothing else.

I was finally able to track one down and get it to work. No idea why TWRP caused that. Stock is fine.

Now running Gohma.
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
Strange. At least you got it working :)
[LG G Watch] starbase64:
2.3 works workout problems here
[LG G Watch] derekr44:
Yeah. I knew it wasn't bricked, just thought that was odd behavior.

Come to think of it, I don't really need TWRP anyway. Gohma installs/updates via batch, and everything on the watch is sync'd via the phone, having a backup doesn't really matter.
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
Yeah, and you can always flash it later if needed.

I've had mine for 7 hours now, and its a wonderful companion device.
[LG G Watch] TheShoxter:
Yeah don't even bother with TWRP on the watch, I say it only adds another place for things to go wrong. Glad it's working for you now.
[LG G Watch] Apoplectic1:
Loving this ROM so far, and I'm loving this dock I got a few days back.
[LG G Watch] dannyt84:
Hi all, thanks for this ROM. I've successfully flashed 2.3 but my g watch is stuck in bootloop (at least 1 hour). Please help me, I'm a little bit worried about that.
[LG G Watch] tamagotono:
Did you perhaps flash arter97's kernel before flashing this rom? If so, your filesystem may be f2fs instead of ext4, and this kernel does not support f2fs.

Even if you didn't flash another kernel (and switch the filesystem to f2fs) the fix is the same... Just press the reset button on the back of the watch for about 10 seconds and it will reboot your watch. As soon as the LG logo comes on, start tapping the upper left and bottom right corners repeatedly. This should put it into bootloader mode. Then you should be able to run the "returntostock" script that is included with this rom, or try running the install script again.

If that doesn't work, then try the recovery tool at http://xdaforums.com/g-watch/development/script-lg-g-watch-tool-t2820863

This watch is pretty resilient to bricking, so I am sure one of these methods should get you up and running again.

Good luck
[LG G Watch] dannyt84:
Exactly, flash over arter97's kernel. Thank you so much for your help, now it works.
[LG G Watch] reggiexp:
stock is single core?

does dualcore affect the battery?

and cpu frequencies are? 300mhz low?. and whats its max?
[LG G Watch] nicolahaye:
Why would they put 4 cores in it if they aren't enabled on stock ? I'm just wondering :)
[LG G Watch] freshlysqueezed:
Don't know why. Probably concerned about battery life (early versions of android wear had terrible battery). Don't know why they chose userspace governor locked at one speed, either.

I am getting 3-4 days between charges with all cores enabled with ondemand. I removed the fitness app and have screen always on disabled. From my experience, Screen always on enabled with all four cores enabled rapidly drains battery (probably never going to deep sleep).
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
2 cores with always-on got me 20 hours, which is fine since I charge overnight. Anyone tried all 4 cores with underclocking yet?
[LG G Watch] BeauSmith:
What exactly do you change from the mod file in Gohoma 2.3 to enable all 4 cores? I know 2 are already enabled. Do you then reflash? By underclocking, do you mean setting the frequency at 300mhz?
[LG G Watch] theinspector:
Dual core is enabled by default now? Does that effect battery a lot?
[LG G Watch] mishko:
In the OP...
[LG G Watch] theinspector:
I meant that if its enabled, how is the batter life.
[LG G Watch] StatusUnknown?:
For me, I have all four cores enabled with screen off and fit disabled and I'm at 80% and have been off the charger for 9 hours now. I haven't had any heavy use though. Just a couple texts and emails.
[LG G Watch] mishko:
Don't know, will be flashing it tomorrow.
[LG G Watch] Pfhortune:
Just installed to my watch. This is the first time I've used this rom, so coming from stock. Everything seems fine, except that there is some glitchiness with the Pujie black wake animation, which makes me a bit sad...

EDIT: Well, right after I posted this, I removed fit and the problem went away. I don't think the two are related, the reboot might have just been helpful is all.
[LG G Watch] skyle22:
Awesome rom. Really great to see someone pushing something for this watch. I am very pleased with the battery life with 2.3, and look forward to seeing what improvements are to come! Keep up the good work.
[LG G Watch] albertocp5:
Any one is using Facer? I can't change the stock facer watch face.
[LG G Watch] jasonftfw:
Yep, using facer with no issues. Make sure facer is selected on your watch, then go to the watch face you want in the facer app on phone and then press the sync button and let it sync and you should be good. First time I synced it took a little longer but now it's quick.
[LG G Watch] albertocp5:
I uninstalled and installed facer and now it is working , thanks for help :)
[LG G Watch] derekr44:
I think so far my only issue is that if bluetooth disconnects, the watch is unresponsive for a minute or so, causing Android Wear to stop working. I assume it's working hard to reconnect, because I tap "Wait" instead of closing Wear and it comes back to life after a minute or so.

But when it is trying to reconnect, the screen is black and unresponsive to swiping... tapping... random fits of rage...
[LG G Watch] hackerboi:
2.3 has better battery ! But I believe Watchmaker Premium is killing my Phone's Battery !
[LG G Watch] korkfabrik:
I've experienced the same problem! But mine sometimes never gets back to life, so I had to restart it with the small pin at the back.
[LG G Watch] laxattack:
so has anyone messed with the dpi?
[LG G Watch] edgeball:
Same happens to me sometimes too. I don't know what the trigger is. I thought it was connected all the time but then it get very unresponsive and crashes all the time until I reset it.

Last night I started the recovery mode and cleared the cache. So far so good...
[LG G Watch] vinokirk:
Installed 2.3, but I'm still getting the annoying 'System update ready to install' message.

Any way of getting rid of it?
[LG G Watch] reggiexp:
is there a system update?
[LG G Watch] vinokirk:
I don't believe so. The latest version is 5.0.1 right?
[LG G Watch] reggiexp:
normaly. why you getting a system update message that's wierd.
[LG G Watch] vinokirk:
Just checked and it's not showing anymore :)
[LG G Watch] Motawa88:
Not sure if this is really rom related but here is my problem:

My whatsapp notifications dont work correct. I always have to swipe up from the bottom to make them visible. All my other notifications pop up right away as soon as i get them.
[LG G Watch] reggiexp:
dude i have the same problem. tought it was my watch.

now you say yes sms's come up. but whatsapp stay hidden.

btw no use to double post man
[LG G Watch] okibi:
This is a problem with the WhatsApp app and Android Wear 5.x. Last I heard they were still working on a fix.
[LG G Watch] pappingfandas:
Dirty Flashing

Hey I was wondering if anybody tried dirty flashing, i flashed through twrp initially and not the install script, so i wanted to know if anybody had a problem installing while only wiping dalvik and cache.
[LG G Watch] mishko:
Today actually. 2.3 over 2.2 using the script. Didn't go well. It failed and I got stuck on the Lg logo.
[LG G Watch] pappingfandas:
Which version are you guys using, 2.3?
[LG G Watch] jfriend33:
I can't seem to find any videos or photos demonstrating any 5.0 roms for android wear. What exactly are the benefits? I have had decent luck with my watch, no corrosion, 4 day battery life (brightness set to 1, always on disabled, power off at bedtime). But I am thinking with a rom I could fully uninstall google fit. It seems to be running even though I have no step goal, notifications disabled, and lastly google fit is disabled with no data save.

I am running illusion 5.0.2 rom on my Verizon LG G3. Been about 2 years since flashing a rom (Galaxy nexus). And really with xposed framework roms have become less necessary. But if you want the latest and greatest, ROMs are the way to go (and heck, many of their features get implemented into stock android anyway!).

Thanks in advance.
[LG G Watch] Elluel:
It's basically the same with a few minor changes and fixes.
[LG G Watch] jfriend33:
Sorry I should have post this in the Q&A.

Is the recurring tilt to wake issue fixed where it is disabled after the watch reboots it gets re enabled?

What about android wear running even when disabled?
[LG G Watch] derekr44:
Yup. 2.3
[LG G Watch] FahrenGrade:
Are all still experiencing the 'Theater Mode' bug in 2.3?

If yes, has anyone come up with a fix?
[LG G Watch] PrakashJoseph:
When does that bug happen?
[LG G Watch] FahrenGrade:
When in Theater Mode, where the device is supposed to support 'Double Tap to Wake' in actuality it responds to a single tap.
[LG G Watch] Milimbar:
Is it possible for this to be ported to the Samsung Gear Live watch?

I have both watches and the Gear live has literally no ROMs available to it.

Anyhow, thanks for the hard work on this, running 2.3 and its better than ever!
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anirudh215:
Something went wrong when I tried flashing a ROM and now I can't get past the motorola logo. I tried looking for the original SBF file for India Moto Defy but sbf droid is down. Can someone please send me a link to this?

Thanks
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gunniboy:
SBF for Defy+ MB526

Something similar happened to me too. I am, or rather was, using the Defy+ MB526.

And now the SBF file is not available for download.

Somebody, please help.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thouseefahamed:
i came across in this website and couldnt find what is "LB" and "UB" refers to ..... ? may i know what it is.........plz
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] electrash:
Locked bootloader

Unlocked bootloader
[Nexus 6  General] housry23:
Are we going to get a shamu clean rom? Glad to see you here [MENTION=426561]scrosler[/MENTION]!

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Nexus 6  General] Scott:
For sure!

I am just still playing with it. I had it barely over 24hrs... So far I am crazy impressed with it!
[Nexus 6  General] xlemonhed1:
That's the best news I've heard so far! After running tons of different roms I always end up coming back to cleanrom, and I use it on all of my touchwiz devices.
[Nexus 6  General] Scott:
Very cool. Dont know when I will get started but I hope this weekend.

I am going to make it identical to my Nexus 7 ROM.

They seem to like it :highfive:
[Nexus 6  General] housry23:
Nice! I ran Cleanrom on my nexus 7 and loved it. Thanks in advance. I'll be watching for it. It is an impressive device. Enjoy!

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Nexus 6  General] GROGG88:
Well, congrats on the new device! I was window shopping them a week ago, and couldn't justify it yet. I'm sure you'll enjoy!

**edit**

Also, the patched source files in the Nexus 7 thread will work to a degree. I do have Shamu binaries added in, but some of the features I've added are device specific and have not been applied to Shamu. The last build I made for Shamu was on 11/23 and I decided not to continue with it.
[Nexus 6  General] Scott:
Yes, I was window shopping too and could NOT resist!

They make it so tempting with these "Next" and "Edge" programs!
[Nexus 6  General] garyd9:
reported to moderator (with a request to make it sticky)
[Nexus 6  General] Xileforce:
Wow amazing! I'm going to give this a try when I get home from work! Just two questions.. How to compile with another tool chain such as sabermod or linaro? And how to compile it with a different kernel?
[Nexus 6  General] Scott:
I am not an expert by any means but you will need to change the make files that point to the tool chain. It should not be that hard.

Same for the kernel.

IM sure another, more experienced AOSP developer will explain in greater detail (cough [MENTION=3667193]GROGG88[/MENTION]) :good:
[Nexus 6  General] Xileforce:
Thanks man! I'm sure between this and Google I'll be able to figure it out!
[Nexus 6  General] EmptyGODFATHER:
For your code changes in the tutorial for building AOSP for the Nexus 6. Are there multiple files I need to change the code in or is it a single .mk file or different extension? I haven't been able to locate a file with similar code. If you could just let me know which files that is all I am asking, I can figure out the rest I think!

If anyone knows what files need to be edited feel free to reply!
[Nexus 6  General] garyd9:
It depends. ;) To compile with another (prebuilt) kernel, you can just overwrite the prebuilt kernel in.. I think it's in ./device/moto/shamu-kernel. (If you rename the kernel image to match the existing file, that's all you have to do.)

On the other hand, if you want to compile a new kernel while building the rest of AOSP, there are several changes that you'll have to make (even for the stock kernel.) Here's a link to a page that might get you started: http://nosemaj.org/howto-build-android-kitkat-nexus-5 (The instructions are for kitkat on a nexus5, but they should be good enough to give you an idea of what you need to do.)

Take care

gary
[Nexus 6  General] Scott:
There are multiple files. Most of them pertain to the Nexus 7 and can be skipped. The Repo Diff command can be hard to read but I will tty to break it down a little bit so you can understand how to read that file....

I will use the "remove recovery" commit we found I think from [MENTION=2049292]simplea[/MENTION]OSP.

Ex:

Now thare are more changes in that file and more files in the Diff. IM not savvy enough with git to post it all to a git but using tha tfile and taking the time to look at and search for the file locations will get you the same results.

I also know this is not a "great" explanation of the repo diff changes so if anyone can explain it better than me I will NOT be offended.
[Nexus 6  General] GROGG88:
For [MENTION=4517211]Xileforce[/MENTION]

Damnit Jim! I'm a Doctor, not a Shamu owner... Heck, I'm not even a "Developer". I"m a "Contributor"

Yes, those instructions work well! I fought for a little bit to get the Nexus 7 kernel to compile with the 4.8 toolchain. As a result I had things setup to compile the kernel before the firmware and using the output as my prebuilt directory specified in the device-common.mk which should be 'device.mk' for shamu. I have scripts setup for the 3 devices I'm building for that take care of cleaning and building everything. I have since modified my scripts to run the 4.8 toolchain within the AOSP tree instead of an external 4.6 toolchain... It's basically outlined here:

It's turning it into a two step process, but the result is the same. As far as compiling with a different toolchain is concerned, I have yet to try. I shy away from many of the "optimizations" and really just target physical features that I feel are missing from stock AOSP.
[Nexus 6  General] Scott:
Hahahaha! Your the man Dude!

We need DLMontage over here too. I hope he gets a Nex6.

You need to get one!
[Nexus 6  General] Xileforce:
Thanks guys! I'll be giving the things you guys said a shot.. I'm sure I'll figure it out. This is my first try every compiling a rom,, so it should be interesting lol.. Though I'm sure it will be significantly easier after the first time.
[Nexus 6  General] Scott:
It does get easier each time... Or more frustrating depending on what changes you make, lol :p
[Nexus 6  General] fhem:
I dont use adb directly but the android SDK has a program called "Monitor" (it used to be called DDMS) and it has a ton of usefull features in it. One of them being a real time logcat. Second is screen cannitorpture ;)

I use that to debug.[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the tip on Monitor - I think :D - Ignorance is sometimes bliss!!! - Now my OCD will have me chasing all those red errors I didn't even know existed and I may be cursing you the whole time. :laugh::cool:

Oh well retirement hobby.

BTW - Thanks for your service - I also served - 2 tours in NAM - NMCB-8 Chu Lai, RVN ('66-'67) & SeaBee Team - 0809 Can Tho, RVN ('67-'68)
[Nexus 6  General] Swanseatom:
This is where I am up to also. Am looking for an Advanced power menu to add into ROM. If you find anything let us know!
[Nexus 6  General] fhem:
I've been using this one one simple https://github.com/craigacgomez/pla...mmit/548726cfc773899433303849a948bdd074ff9338
[Nexus 6  General] Xileforce:
You don't have to upload your ROM to git in order to be able to cherry-pick and pull changes from other Roms. For instance in my video I cherry-picked from a frameworks/base repo yet I myself don't have the frameworks/base folder uploaded to github. I only upload the parts of my ROM that I make big changes to in case something happens I can always clone the repo again on a new PC or something.