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[Nexus 9 Android Development] matthewls4:
thanks!

just started using custom android kernels this week after bricking and fixing my oneplus 3.

Sublime seems great at first use, obviously faster than the lineageos 14.1 stock. I'm looking forward to exploring the new features.

thanks again,

matthewls4
[Nexus 9 Android Development] 4everAnoob:
Very late, but just started using this kernel.

Fire Ice Kernel can show temperatures in most apps, for instance in CPU ffoat.

This kernel does not do that (neither does stock).

Also no init script like FI.d, needs to use Magisk module to enable init.d

Any easier way? I use it to undervolt CPU -120mv GPU -60mv.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] swaaye:
Just get an app from the app store that runs scripts on startup.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] 4everAnoob:
Recommend me ons plz

At this stage, fire ice kernel seems fsster at same freq

---------- Post added at 09:08 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:07 AM ----------

Recommend me one plz

At this stage, fire ice kernel seems faster at same freq
[Nexus 9 Android Development] Beta1440:
I'll look into adding support for showing temperatures and init scripts.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] Beta1440:
v3.8

- Fixed issue with CPU Quiet governors freezing the system

- Linux 3.10.103 -> 3.10.108

- Added support for Wire Guard

Download
[Nexus 9 Android Development] ChristopherXI:
Trying this kernel out on lineage.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] ChristopherXI:
glad that this kernel has support for spectrum, been using the battery profile but the tablet still ran smoothly, however chrome is a pain to run, the tablet frozes up whenever chrome is being used
[Nexus 9 Android Development] Beta1440:
I recommend using the "balanced" profile if you're using chrome. It also has great battery life. I'll tweak the battery profile in the next release so that chrome works better.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] ChristopherXI:
oh i didn't made myself clear enough, sorry, chrome is the same on every profile, and system ui crashes quite often for some reason but it might be me dirty flashing roms
[Nexus 9 Android Development] Beta1440:
I recommend clean flashing a ROM. I've never had any issues with System UI crashing while testing this kernel.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] ChristopherXI:
Clean flashed and this has been my experience so far:

Audio is really bad, everything sounds muddy and quiet (the same as fire&ice kernel).

There are still hangups with CPUQuiet enabled, but otherwise smooth.

Update1: system ui still crashes a lot, without any patterns, just crashes out of the blue, switched back to the stock kernel and system ui stopped crashing, will try to track down the problem and post logs if possible.

I'm on the lineage os 14.1 March 1st unofficial build.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] Beta1440:
Is the audio fine on the stock kernel? Also, if you cannot track down the issue for the System UI, I plan on rebasing the kernel on Elementalx again. I've made several tweaks to the kernel that may cause issues. I'll keep it simple if do rebase it.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] ChristopherXI:
Audio is fine on the stock lineage kernel, i've tried to log the thing but i just can't predict when will system ui is going to crash.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] Beta1440:
I've looked at some of my kernel logs and I see lots of issues. Part of them come from sdcardfs updates. I'm looking into how to fix them.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] sm00th4f3:
Hey there, first of all thanks for your hard work! Been loving the kernel!

I have a question though, how can I enable overclocking?

Kernel adiutor doesn't seem to enable it :o when selected.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] deloj:
Is the dev still actively updating this kernel? Or is it now a finished product?
[Nexus 9 Android Development] deloj:
Forgot to ask.. is the dev working on this kernel for pie also?
[Nexus 9 Android Development] Beta1440:
v3.9

- A few fixes for SDCardFS

https://github.com/delaanthonio/linux-flounder/releases/tag/v3.9

This is the last official release of the kernel by me. I now have an iPad Pro and I am giving away my Nexus 9.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] kurtextrem:
Thanks a lot. Really appreciated
[Nexus 9 Android Development] RisingNoob:
Hey guys, how are you doing? Right now I'm on Fire-Ice Kernel and noticed this one is still supported. Any ideia if it's better?
[Nexus 9 Android Development] 777.300:
Is this kernel Oreo compatible?

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 9 met Tapatalk
[Nexus 9 Android Development] sm00th4f3:
No it isn't. The Thread title literally says [Nougat].
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] N00b-un-2:
[IMG="screenshot of about tablet"]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-0HQ-q4V4Uvg/VZCT9zggzII/AAAAAAAADls/KQHF6pGisaU/s1600/Screenshot_2015-06-28-13-29-13.png[/IMG]

FYI, this is now a thing. Seriously, why develop a ROM and not release it?!?!

http://ryancuda.blogspot.com/2015/06/cm-121-lge-vk810-altev-gpad-83-verizon.html

Download here

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hi23dq01fg8yks5/cm-12.1-20150628-UNOFFICIAL-vk810.zip?dl=0
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Thanks for this. I'll give the XDA Thanks when I'm back on the app. :) Cheers!
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] starflyr:
Has anyone flashed this?

Reports?
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] crmcsh01:
I flashed it. Seems to work pretty well. I don't have a SIM to test mobile data but WiFi works fine. The only issue I have is that no matter what widget I put on any homescreen using stock or nova they are gone after my next reboot.
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] xtermmin:
Site says that LTE doesn't work, unfortunately. Them network blobs... :crying:
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] invisiblek:
Yea, you should probably post what repos you used to build this.

Thanks for the cred by the way.
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] AndroidUser00110001:
Because it was not fully developed yet. I sent [MENTION=2385005]invisiblek[/MENTION] a VK810 to get CM12 going on this device and he/we were trying to work out some of the remaining issues before posting it. Life got too busy for me so had very little time to work on the vk810. [MENTION=2385005]invisiblek[/MENTION] basically got this going himself. Hoping to have radio issue resolved next time I get a chance to play on this.

:good:
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] N00b-un-2:
I'm not trying to start anything here. I kind of assumed everyone knew that the CM12.1 repos were InvisibleK's. Forked from NGVincent's github, which was forked from upstream CM11 V500 official. I'm not trying to take credit for anyone else's work. I'm just trying to get the ROM into people's hands. That's how open source works. you write something, you release it. But the average user (yes, even here on XDA) does not use Linux, much less knows how to build a ROM. It's not like i'm trying to take credit for anyone else's work

I'm sorry if I misunderstood, but with the amount of work InvisibleK does for CM, I assumed he was part of CM Team. I'm sorry if this is not the case.

As we are all aware, GPS and 4G do not work due to some issues with the RIL. I've looked into it. NGVincent looked into it. InivisibleK looked into it. nobody has it working because the modem is a proprietary blob that no other CM supported device uses (except for the Droid Maxx HD, but it uses the CDMA side so still not of much use to us). To be completely honest, I doubt it's ever going to get fixed until some other pure LTE device that uses the msm8960 gets a GooglePlay Edition. either that, or someone with a whole lot more free time and talent than any of us have sits down and reverse engineers the RIL from the stock ROM. Probably not gonna happen...

The fact of the matter is, that while having working data would be nice (and certainly the last major hurdle to get over before official CM status can be achieved), it's hardly a deal breaker. To be honest, on my tablet I could care less. I only ever use it in places I have WiFi anyway (work/home). We've been using a 4G-less CM11 ROM for at least as long as I've been developing for this tablet, and nobody seemed to have any complaints about it. Only positive things to say.

and for the record, it's come to my attention that semi-nightly builds are available here at http://www.invisiblek.org/roms/cm-12.1/vk810/

credit where due...
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] LenAsh:
Thread closed pending source link
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frankenscript:
Hi Shielders,

I'm in the market for an 8 inch class tablet and the Shield 32 GB right now is leading the pack in my analysis. I'm curious to get feedback from owners as to whether you (as users) would recommend it for me based on my needs and use case:

Requirements: 8 inch-ish form factor (check) LTE (not just wifi) (check), at least full HD screen (check) and microUSB support (check)

The thing is, I'm not a gamer, other than the occasional angry birds type thing. :o

So I'm a bit concerned a game-optimized tablet might possibly be the wrong choice. Mostly I'll use it for web surfing, forum reading, and other general uses. Looking for reasonable battery life, quick response, and a generally good user experience. Prefer stock android or light skin.

I'll be using it on ATT, in places with good or at least adequate ATT signal but no wifi. I hate tethering things to my phone... it gets hot and the battery dies quickly!

So, unless I want to spend $500-600 on a top end Samsung tablet, the Shield 32GB LTE looks like my best bet.

I'm a bit worried that it is out of stock lots of places, presumably either discontinued or nearly so... But I think I can still get it at Frys.

I appreciate any feedback or insights that owners/users could give me! Thanks!

Marc
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frenziedfemale:
I am not a gamer either...other than the silly Android games... I love this tablet for what I use it for which like you is surfing the web and stuff. I have had no issues with it other than the latest update has caused the apps to optimise at every start up....but I rarely power it off so not a big deal to me. I do have a controller and HDMI cable and have used both without any hiccups. The controller is great to play beach buggy blitz on the TV! I have watched movies via the HDMI. I find the battery life to be good for my usage...but as stated I am not playing power consuming games. I have the WiFi only version (16GB) and found that wasn't much space even with an SD card so I rooted and remove some stuff I don't use...like Trine2. But with 32 gigs you should be OK.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frankenscript:
Thanks!

Is there any buzz about a new version of this tablet? It being about a year old I wonder if something new is just around the corner... Or is nvidia exiting the tablet market?
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gruiz3:
Love the Shield tablet lte

I would highly recomend the lte version, for 100 extra you get double the storage and lte and its unlocked! I have great battery on it and usally really good reception. I would just recommend do all the updates before you strart really using the tablet. My only complaint was after i bought it compusa had a closing down sale and they had them at 50 percent off at the end. But even at full price, WORTH IT!
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrmhyde:
since you are asking...

DO NOT BUY THIS CRAP

I own one and suggested a friend to buy one too.

you can get all the pros from all the reviews in youtube but here comes the truth ( in my case and opinion)

Battery is a joke, with light use, the battery will last less than 8 hours, so be sure to plug it in the car, office, while biking, in the park, and carry a couple of the battery packs.

Do not open chrome. period.

make sure to shut down, wait 1 min then turn back on at least 2 times a day or it will be sluggish and laggy

the good part is that sometimes it does it by itself.... the shutdown part ( good battery)

get ready to RMA, I have done it 3 times and my friend 4 or 5

My RMA

1. Screen flickers

2. RMA had a dark screen, next to another shield tablet both with the brightness at 100 mine was noticeable darker, like if the slider was at 80

3. RMA had a less darker screen but with yellow tint.

My friend.

1. Battery expanded, it popped open the back cover.

2. rma had a dark screen

3. rma had same dark screen with yellow tint

4, same tint

5. waiting on the response of the next rma due to dark / yellow tint

It might be just bad luck, but...
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frankenscript:
Ughghg. I was just about to order one, as I had no real negatives to doing so. Now this. And since it's end-of-life RMA will probably be a pain.

Back to the search. I'd be curious to hear from others how robust their own experience with the hardware has been. Practical battery life, screen, etc...

My use will be light. Typically less than an hour of interaction time with it a day, no gaming. I'd expect any tablet to last a week or two like this (my old 10.5" Samsung Tab 2 <wifi> goes several weeks on a charge, with <30 mins use per day, often zero use).

Marc
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gruiz3:
About the issues.

To be fair, im probably one of the lucky ones that got a perfect unit. But as for lag and any software issues, just make sure you are up to date on the latest update. If your on 4.4 it will work great but 5.0 was terrible, 5.02 was better. 5.1 is so much better! Battery is pretty good, lte does affect stand by time. You can always throw it into airplane mode or turn it off. Ive seen the horror stories of bad units,but i dont know how often that is happening. We are in a forum where bad and good get written about. So grain of salt even with my praise of it. Average screen on time for me runs probably 5 to 6 hours with chrome and about 30 percent brightness and on wifi. It works for me, i upgraded from a second gen nexus 7 and then a lte ipad mini retina. I bought the unit from gamestop and with the way thaey do returns it was once i gave them the money it was mine. But really i love the shield tablet, i have the shield portable and planning on the new shield tv box with 500gb hdd, but they gave the ps4 a media player so really iffy on that. So thats my 4 cents? Since i posted twice.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frankenscript:
I read online reviews at places like Newegg and so on... it seems that a lot of people have problems with this unit. I'm putting on hold my plan to buy one while I do more research. They cost $400 from reputable sellers like Frys right now. I found it cheaper from some individual sellers or small fly-by-night places (techatrone etc.) but particularly with the problems reported I don't want to take a gamble with ability to RMA.

I may just buy something with a less exciting screen while I await price drops on models with better screens.

I'm actually surprised there aren't a lot of choices in the ~8" WITH LTE class... at least, not that work on ATT.

The search goes on.

Thanks all for your inputs!
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Snah001:
I have a lte version since release and never had any problems with it. 6 hrs sot not gaming though. Was always fluent and snappy and now on 5.1 it is better than ever. I wouldn't hesitate a second when I had the choice again.

Sent from my Asus Infinity TF700 with Dock
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frankenscript:
Thanks for the input.

I've gotten really frustrated looking for a tablet. The Samsung ones are feature-rich but locked down boot loaders and trouble rooting lollipop on the ATT version really turn me off. And the LG G Pad F has a weak screen by comparison.

The Shield is looking good, specs wise... I'm reconsidering buying one from a reputable vendor so I can RMA in case of trouble... The search continues but I'll make a decision this week most likely!
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pbyron:
Did you look at the Dell?
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frankenscript:
Which dell? They have an LTE model that is rootable?

I looked at the Venue 7000 8" model but I don't see a variant with LTE. Am I missing an option somewhere?

I absolutely need LTE service for this tablet.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frankenscript:
I took another look at Dell... there don't seem to be any 8" LTE Android models.

After much consideration, I've ordered a Shield 32GB from Frys. Hopefully I'll be lucky and get one without build problems. I will try it out for a week and RMA it if it doesn't work out.

It's amazing that in the 8" class, there are few devices that aren't massively bootloader locked.

Marc
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lynco:
As long as you root it and make a few modifications... you should enjoy it!
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] durgis:
Make sure you update to 5.1 and unlock the bootloader before you get going. Then you can install recovery and root any time you feel the need.

I've had a good experience with mine so far, except I did RMA because my case had crack, but the RMA process was as good as can be.

The replacement is in perfect condition, and I didn't have much trouble transferring to the new one, so I guess I got lucky.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gqukyo:
FYI, 5.1 is not available via OTA anymore until they re-release it after fixes. If you want it, you'll have to do via custom recovery. I just got my RMA (at no fault of the hardware, just software issue on my part) and it came with 5.0.1 and that's the latest for me. I checked the system updates multiple times through the day with no luck on this 5.0.2 that I have read others mentioned.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4473400:
I advice you LTE version for 32GB storage. Pen is quite good, but not good at all because the tablet hasn't a real digitalizer. Very good for normal users (about 6h screen with Wifi surfing Internet, writing mails and taking photos.. not tested with LTE). Accessories are expensive but I like Shield Cover for its magnetic feature. I advise you this tablet, against Samsung ones, but you should see also Nexus 7 2013 LTE and LG GPad ones. Nvidia doesn't optimize Android system, and sometimes there are moments when the tablet is too slow, but only for a little time.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frankenscript:
So far I'm enjoying my Shield 32GB LTE. Works great on AT&T (once I got past the activation fiasco), and it's nice and smooth for me on Android 5.01. I'm not yet rooted or anything non-stock. I'm getting ready for a vacation, so even if a 5.1 update came today, I wouldn't apply it until my return. I'm keeping things nice and stable for the next couple weeks!

I also got the ProCase. It's working fine. I was a bit concerned about the metal clasp scratching the screen, but it doesn't seem to harm it. The design of the case seems to prevent that challenge.

Marc
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyraxx84:
Have also the 32Gb lte version. As a tab its great and im enjoy using it. Only downside & a really big one is the build quality and build materials. It's my second one after rma the first one because of cracks near the sim & sd slot. The one i have now got also after a whie 1 crack near the sim slot, then some weeks later the second near sd slot. And now 7 months later i have a lot of them and most are near openings of the tab(sd, sim, hdmi, stylus...). I decided to not rma again, cuz im sure it would happen again.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] ThaiDai:
In google play the version is already 4.0.6.0 and no talk about "beta".

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nextapp.fx&hl=en
[Android Apps and Games] sdmoo:
Hello,

Before android 4.2, it was very easy to change the mac address on a rooted device. After 4.2, I found it very difficult to do so and also subsequently connect to a WPA secured network, receiving the error "WPA: 4-way handshake failed" in logcat. Pry-fi worked for a while, but stopped working on updating to lollipop and is no longer maintained. I also desired the ability to spoof my mac address when connecting to a network without having to swap out saved networks everytime the wifi turned on.

I figured out that the kernel accepts the new mac address into the networking drivers but wpa_supplicant stores the mac address in memory and is not updated when I issue the appropriate busybox command. Killing wpa_supplicant made wifi unusable until it was turned off and on again, which of course resets the kernel-based mac address. The solution I found was to turn wifi off completely, apply the mac address and turn wifi on again (svc wifi disable being more dramatic than a simple ifconfig wlan0 down). Some devices bring the entire network interface down when this happens however, so I also include a bit of code to inject the mac address just before wpa_supplicant starts up.

This app also lets you set a mac address to something of your choosing. It also supports being called through intents, allowing tasker/other app integration. It is also open-source, unlike most of the other apps I have seen recommended. It also reapplies the mac address every time wifi turns on (or randomises it every time wifi is switched off and on again if the option is set).

Screenshots:

[IMG="Screenshot"]https://raw.githubusercontent.com/moosd/NetworkGhost/master/screenshots/screenshot.png[/IMG]

Downloads:

https://github.com/moosd/NetworkGhost/releases/

Source code:

https://github.com/moosd/NetworkGhost

I have tested this on a Samsung Galaxy S4 running CyanogenMod 12.1. and a HTC One M7 and M9 Let me know if it works for you. :) It probably won't work on a lot of phones that lie about changing the mac address - please do confirm your mac address has changed manually (e.g. from your router admin panel or even from adb shell ip addr) to make sure it works!
[Android Apps and Games] ericc191:
So I hate to sound like an idiot, but in lamens, this allows me to be "random" on a WiFi connection?
[Android Apps and Games] sdmoo:
If you set both the mac address and the hostname to random (by toggling the buttons that say "User-set"), every time you turn wifi off and on again you should appear as a new entity to a wifi network. (For example, hypothetically if the wifi network happens to limit free internet usage to say 15 minutes, you will obtain a further 15 minutes by hitting update or by re-enabling wifi from your settings)

However, your anonymity may still be affected by the internet traffic your device is sending - think of this as a first step :)
[Android Apps and Games] ericc191:
Thank you for explaining that! downloading
[Android Apps and Games] Draygon:
Just getting a force close with my S3, which runs Cyanogenmod 12.1 (Android 5.1)
[Android Apps and Games] Critical Detox:
Already pulled the apk?
[Android Apps and Games] sdmoo:
If you post the logcat output when this happens then I can try to investigate this for you :)

Nope, I have just updated the apk to do MAC Spoofing in a different way that should work on more devices. Let me know if it works!
[Android Apps and Games] JobSup:
Unfortunately it only force closes on my 5.1 phone. I get a random MAC every time. It would be great to spoof it, to get a 'fixed' MAC address.
[Android Apps and Games] P0PETIN:
Didn't work on my Moto E 2015 (XT1526) Anyways I attached the log file, hope it helps
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dersonpg:
Hello guys!

I have a Sony Xperia SP, C5303 model . I intend to use the MirrorLink resource in central multimedia Sony XAV- 612BT . Both devices have the MirrorLink feature in version 1.0. I ask if I can use the feature usually because 'll just buy this central after you are sure that will work. I appreciate your help . Grateful ...