yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] ivanmmj:
Think about it this way:

The Kernel thinks it can go higher than it really can so it ramps up the CPU to higher speeds faster and keeps it there longer because it thinks the CPU is designed to go even higher and it's just running the CPU at the middle of the road speeds.

Set your phone to run at 527mhz always and you will see the same increase in performance and decrease in battery life.

On another note:

I wonder if people with 32b/32a hybrids can prove the PLL's set in radio theory.

You can flash the MyTouch3G (32b) with a 32a Radio and just flash 32a ROMs (which fixes the issues with the bluetooth and such.) I wonder if their PLL's now match 32a device's PLL's instead of 32b device's.
[G1 Android Development] CrazyEye:
Sticky this please mods this is really helpful

thanks man! =]
[G1 Android Development] voxluna:
OT

Frigging excellent.
[G1 Android Development] minus21:
That makes Sense...

Thanks for this explanation, that makes perfect sense....unfortunately....I guess the dream really is dead...
[G1 Android Development] NotAPirate:
Thanks for the explanations :) You surely spent a lot of time testing this and i'm glad you did it for the good of everyone.
[G1 Android Development] fstluxe:
Android 692 MHZ

Thanks for the explanations,

but i still have one maybe Not bad question !..

i have also a blackstone with loaded android 2.1 through Harret (linux kernel loader) but if someone take a look to this :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=624808

i have tested this out if i change the frequency in the txt startup file to acpuclock.oc_freq_khz=695000 then the cpu speed show 692(if i try to go beyond that like 710 MHZ the phone Wil Hung so i know the max with the default voltage is 692 MHZ) in android and if benchmark with setCPU i get a 580 ms Score(setcpu) and if i use the 528 frequency i get +- 800/900 score again with setCPU

so the question is why is t working on the blackstone and other winMobile devices Are the kernel develepors doing something else to the kernel or radio ?.. maybe some of you knows the ensure.

(sorry for my English i really tried Did my best..)
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
The MSM 7200 in the Dream/MT3G is unable to go beyond 528, bur 768 worked but the phone didn't work with that freq.
[G1 Android Development] fstluxe:
okeey .. but the question = How Did the Did the job to run 692 in android @ blackstone and Diamond etc ?maybe its the same possible on the Hero etc :)!
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
Hero has diff 7200 CPU then 32B devices and different chipsets, the freqs it uses is different for each step. I don't know the specs of the blackstone or diamond but the hardware is different too.
[G1 Android Development] erlern:
I always found it weird that the MSM 7201A that is Dream cannot be overclocked, although all other devices with the same chipset seems capable of some (Blackstone, etc.). Is it due to the unique RAM of 192MB? I am basing this observation on http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=pdacomparer&id1=1469&id2=1908

I really do hope that people would continue on in finding a way to overclock the device even minimally (stable of course). :)
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
I forgot the complete details but it was with voltage and the pll and multiplier can't go the the freqs that eugene made and 768 couldnt be used
[G1 Android Development] sturmeh:
You get a better boost from using JIT, somewhere from 2.4 to 3.6 Mflops, and average around 500-600 in setcpu. (This is at 528mhtz aswell of course.)
[G1 Android Development] zenulator:
I've had the htc vogue overclocked from 400mhz to 580. Not that it was stable. It seems a happy medium is around 500. Here is the kernel source for those interested. It's dzo's work so give that man credit this hack has been around for almost a year. Not that it will work on the G1 since the vogue is running a msm7500 but it's worth a look.

http://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/mobile-linux/kernel.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/htc-vogue
[G1 Android Development] liljom:
hey guys

I have a Hero too. And if you use a non-overclocked kernel, than you can force Overclock widget to show! 710Mhz, 650Mhz or something but it doesn't overclock really. And that's why you got the same at 528 and any frequency above : )

If you use an overclocked kernel, than it will be 3,3 Mfolps!!! as it is at the Hero :)

Try an overclocked kernel!

Roland
[HD2 General] eyeofthetiger:
Can someone explain how I can move bluetooth from the "all settings" folder into the programs folder. It just means fewer clicks to set up a partnership for me. Thanks
[HD2 General] wigwam12:
why not copy the shortcut for BTManager into the startup/programs folder and then you can access it via quicklinks?
[HD2 General] eyeofthetiger:
Thanks. I was looking for the correct file in windows but there are plenty with beginning with bt! Done
[Android Apps and Games] Diplomat2387:
My barber showed me the app on his iPhone and it is kind of cool. Here is the article from a website I found:

The app brings a new term to social media called a ‘Knock’. A ‘Knock” allows a user to establish live visual communication with a friend in order to share streaming video. Facebook Connect is integrated into Knocking Live Video which allows ‘Knock’ stories to be published to a user’s Facebook page allowing you to further expand your social network. The application is available for free to the first 50,000 users through the iTunes App Store under the social networking category.

http://www.geek.com/articles/mobile/knocking-live-video-brings-broadcast-to-iphone-2009122/
[Android Apps and Games] FFXTDS:
here it is

http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-pointyheadsllc-knockingvideo-tnEn.aspx
[Touch HD General] KevandLynds:
everything went great and i updated to miri newest firmware but i cant for the life of me find that little configuration tool that does every little tweak like screen sensitivity and vertical/horizontal scroll bar width ect..

could anyone point me in the right direction please. been looking for ages but dont know the name of it.

think its like configuration tool or something like that. it opens the program in like a tree structure and i can select things like screen/internet/sound ect..

please help its driving me mad!! ha

cheers.

kev
[Touch HD General] band27:
Advance Config 3.3 and HD Tweaks
[Touch HD General] KevandLynds:
Top man! cheers :D
[Touch HD General] Fallen Spartan:
MOD EDIT - Moved to General Discussion as not related to rom development
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] DKSE:
What's the difference between the 235xx and 28xxx builds? How come new releases of each build are co-released, are they being co-developed? And how come 28xxx=6.5.3 if the smaller number 235xx=6.5.5? :confused:
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] steviewevie:
They are just different, parallel developments, of 6.5.x. The smaller or bigger number doesn't mean very much, as far as I'm aware, just that they're different teams.

Seems like the main work is going on 23xxx now, judging from the updates that have been coming through.

Those who are more in the know might be able to correct me or comment further, though.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] DaveTheTytnIIGuy:
The different build numbers are due to the different COM branches, which are developed independently. I know that some of the branches are for different manufacturers, and some are for different features (like the 6.5.x builds vs. traditional 6.5 builds). There's a post here which goes into a bit more detail with the different COM branches.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ash2093:
Hi All

This is a beta application which monitors your sleep cycle, and sets a gently increasing alarm to go off at up to 30 minutes before your set alarm time (during your lightest sleep phase so that it's easier to wake up fresh). If you are interested in testing it, please download and install the CAB here:

CAB link removed because its a very old version, a much improved version will be released on this thread very soon.

You can click Menu>Export Chart as a JPG image, and Menu>Export CSV to see the raw data. Please include the chart and raw data if you send me a bug report etc.

Method of calculating lightest sleep phase: alarm can go off up to 30 minutes earlier than the set alarm time if you become more alert than you were at the lightest phase of the previous sleep cycle. If alarm does not go off early, as a failsafe it will always go off at the set time. The alarm does not affect any other alarms you may have set, so I would recommend setting some other alarm too as a failsafe.

Developers: I would appreciate it if I could find a keen .NET Compact Framework developer out there to open-source and maintain this project because I don't have any more time to work on this.

Regards

Ashfaq

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:

All Windows Mobile 5, 6, 6.5 devices which have a gsensor/accelerometer. All resolutions supported. Tested on Touch HD.

CHANGE LOG:

- 2010-02-11

+ Improved UI, with volume slider.

+ New alarm music, gently increasing alarm volume and vibration.

+ Sleep time statistics.

+ Start menu icon.

+ Less CPU usage to conserve battery.

- 2010-02-07

+ Fixed bug where device did not wake up to sound alarm.

+ Improved the way the system switches to unattended mode to keep it running in background.

- 2010-02-06

+ Original release.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bigdish:
Thanks for your continued work on this.

r

Andrew

Original thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=619493
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Wietzuh:
Sounds good, I'll give it a try!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lihu:
Nice and thank you, can't wait to try it in the morning :D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] norgan:
awesome i reuqested this a week or more ago, didn;t realise someone else was interested. i'll give it a shot. thankyou!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] pablo11:
Excellent work mate - congrats:o
[Windows Mobile Software Development] neevedr:
Can you make the Alarm Up-Down button larger. It is to small for my big fingers.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mike_dangerous:
I tried this latest release on my Touch HD last night. I had two bars of battery left and it had run out by the time I woke up in the morning so the alarm didn't go off.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] thomas0782:
Hi Ashfaq,

great work in this short time. Are you going to release the project as open source and e.g. host it on codeplex?

Probably you should reconsider the name of the project or talk to the people from sleepsense.com for not running into trouble...

Greets,

Thomas
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Dtrieb:
On my Omnia (Samsung I900 Omnia) i get an Error Message

if its the time for alarm.

I will post the text later.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ash2093:
Well spotted, I hadn't realised SleepSense.com was a trademark.

I would appreciate it if I could find a keen .NET Compact Framework developer out there to opensource and maintain this project because I don't have any more time to work on this.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] djkasmic:
just a stupid question?? how does it recognize the sleepphase?? like the iphone app, so you have to put the phone next to you in bed??

or does it recognize the breath-frequency with the mic?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Semicuda:
It's measuring your movements using the accelerometers, so it works just like the iphone app.

And, even at this early stage, it's doing its job remarkably well :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Meeko1981:
Really keen to try this out but the Placement Test does not seem to be working as far as I can tell. Started placement test, placed phone facedown on bed and then moved around. Didn't hear any sounds though? :confused:

Handest is an HD2.

Any ideas?

Cheers,

Graeme
[Windows Mobile Software Development] filiptc:
Make sure your system volume is turned up.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Meeko1981:
It is. Handest volume is up full and system volume in SleepSense is maxed as well but still no sound during the placement test :(:confused:
[Windows Mobile Software Development] glennvho:
I tried it the past night and it is great. :)

My battery drained about 25% so great power saving. Better than the previous version where I got about 50% battery drainage. So keep up the good work. :D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] John Charles:
Cheers for this, tried it last night and it worked great.

I know it's in beta now but a suggestion for full release would be to give the option to turn off the vibrate as part of the alarm (I'm a very light sleeper :o)

Running on TP2 btw
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Arktronic:
I was considering writing an app like this myself when I stumbled upon this thread. If you'd like, I can take over development and put it up on CodePlex or Google Code.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Chainfire:
damn I was working on exactly this app.. oh well...
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turtlesmank4:
is it possible for contacts to be synced on hero roms

da hero rom i am using his mlighn 3.3

plz help
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
i got my hands to some stuff that might be useful for others ;) , i'll update this topic. (Please do not mirror any links)

Training VCD:

LEO_Assembly_VCD.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348289342/LEO_Assembly_VCD.wmv

Size:	157544 KB

LEO_Disassembly_VCD.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348326227/LEO_Disassembly_VCD.wmv

Size:	138503 KB

MEGA-Assembly.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348370098/MEGA-Assembly.wmv

Size:	68406 KB

MEGA-Disassembly.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348387543/MEGA-Disassembly.wmv

Size:	74246 KB

MEGA-Tips.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348402056/MEGA-Tips.wmv

Size:	60782 KB

HTC_Rhodium-assembly.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348406542/HTC_Rhodium-assembly.wmv

Size:	20711 KB

HTC_Rhodium-disassembly.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348410493/HTC_Rhodium-disassembly.wmv

Size:	19700 KB

HTC_Rhodium-Tips.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348412964/HTC_Rhodium-Tips.wmv

Size:	12640 KB

HTC_Topaz-assembly.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348418504/HTC_Topaz-assembly.wmv

Size:	27457 KB

HTC_Topaz-disassembly.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348422865/HTC_Topaz-disassembly.wmv

Size:	22100 KB

HTC_Topaz-tips.wmv

http://rapidshare.com/files/348426289/HTC_Topaz-tips.wmv

Size:	11238 KB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
Soft/Hard Reset User guide (V1.05)

http://rapidshare.com/files/348428239/UM___QSG.rar

Size:	2707 KB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
Windows application program - ASP Calibration station 1.1+offline

Windows application program - ASP Calibration station 1.1+offline

http://rapidshare.com/files/348428770/ASPCalibrationStation_11_Offline.zip

Size:	2665 KB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
Diagnostic Program for ASP or S58i

Diagnostic Program for ASP or S58i

ELF

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238831/ELF.rar

Size:	157 KB

Leo

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238956/Leo.rar

Size:	117 KB

Leo 2

http://rapidshare.com/files/348239043/Leo_2.rar

Size:	116 KB

Mega

http://rapidshare.com/files/348239093/Mega.rar

Size:	107 KB

PHAROS

http://rapidshare.com/files/348239144/PHAROS.rar

Size:	117 KB

Rhodium

http://rapidshare.com/files/348239196/Rhodium.rar

Size:	58 KB

VOX

http://rapidshare.com/files/348239243/VOX.rar

Size:	88 KB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
RF Testing Software

R_S_test_Program_and_Install_program_SOP__Add_LEO

http://rapidshare.com/files/348239572/R_S_test_Program_and_Install_program_SOP__Add_LEO_.rar

Size:	1206 KB

Willtek_test_SOP_and_test_script_for_ASP__Add_Leo

http://rapidshare.com/files/348246758/Willtek_test_SOP_and_test_script_for_ASP__Add_Leo_.rar

Size:	26146 KB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
Battery Rundown Tool for All PDA model

Battery_Rundown_Tool_for_All_PDA_model

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238172/Battery_Rundown_Tool_for_All_PDA_model.rar

Size:	11 KB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
Troubleshooting guide

Mega_Troubleshooting_Guide_A04.xls

http://rapidshare.com/files/348426336/_DOC-00067454_Mega_Troubleshooting_Guide_A04.xls

Size:	82 KB

LEO_Troubleshooting_Guide_A01.xls

http://rapidshare.com/files/348427571/LEO_Troubleshooting_Guide_A01.xls

Size:	58 KB

LEO_Troubleshooting_Guide_A02.xls

http://rapidshare.com/files/348427618/LEO_Troubleshooting_Guide_A02.xls

Size:	59 KB

Mega_Troubleshooting_Guide_A02.xls

http://rapidshare.com/files/348427654/Mega_Troubleshooting_Guide_A02.xls

Size:	50 KB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
Capability list report

Diamond_Bluetooth.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238680/Diamond_Bluetooth.rar

Size:	54 KB

Diamond_WLAN.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238762/Diamond_WLAN.rar

Size:	57 KB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
Application

Diamond_capsensor_tester_1.00.00

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238363/Diamond_capsensor_tester_1.00.00.rar

Size:	4 KB

Leo_audio_test_1.00

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238470/Leo_audio_test_1.00.rar

Size:	344 KB

Leo_light_sensor_calibration_tool

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238499/Leo_light_sensor_calibration_tool.rar

Size:	23 KB

Polaris_hotfix_00438

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238514/Polaris_hotfix_00438.rar

Size:	12 KB

Polaris_hotfix_00443.rar[/code]

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238536/Polaris_hotfix_00443.rar

Size:	19 KB

Topaz

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238624/Topaz.rar

Size:	226 KB

WinCe_application_program_for_GPS_function_test

http://rapidshare.com/files/348238644/WinCe_application_program_for_GPS_function_test.rar

Size:	22 KB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ather:
Oh jeebus...a mole in the company ?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
hehehe maybe i hacked a mole lol

i have some other stuff which are very very wanted but i wont share atm
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] l3v5y:
Quite the haul :O

Damnit! I hate rapidshare!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] THE GRIZZ:
i think it would be best if make a torrent of all these files

also, uploading the videos to youtube would be nice. everyone hates rapidshare
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] criminalogic:
I second tha idea of uploading tha vids to youtube.. I don't want to download these to my device..lol
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lover:
i am ok if you guys upload the vids in youtube,

but i cant do it atm, if some1 can plz go on
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] splattx_x:
Hi, I've been folowing your howto in order to build busybox but when I download the my.zip file I think it's corrupted or something because it's empty and I can't extract the config files. Could you check it please? Thanks in advance
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] shinji257:
the my.zip file is compressed strangely. I was able to open it using 7-zip then opened the "my" file in there and it showed a bunch of file within it. Can the op look into his archive and see about recompressing it in a more compliant format. It isn't a zip file.

EDIT: Actually forget it. When you download it replace the .zip with .tar.bz2 or you can just append it to the filename probably if the .zip part isn't showing for you. It's a bzip2 compressed tar archive.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] splattx_x:
worked like a charm. Thanks!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] shinji257:
I would like to thank you for this guide. With it (and a small alteration to my own busybox .config) I was able to build 1.18.5 and 1.19.0.git with network support working finally. The files are a bit bigger for my taste but I'll go back and see if I can get a dynamic build next.

The flash* items (flashcp, flash_lock, flash_unlock, flash_eraseall) will not build unless you get the mtd-utils package from the android repo.

EDIT: It will dynamic build but I came across a roadblock. The uClibc included on my phone already is 0.9.31 and the toolchain built 0.9.30.2 so I'm changing it up a bit... Should be fine though. :)

Dynamic link reduces from 1.7MB to ~1.0MB
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] XVilka:
Here is russian version of manual http://wiki.androidfan.ru/Сборка_c_нуля

Also there some updates too: https://www.droid-developers.org/wiki/Toolchain
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mirabilos:
Easy way to build jupp… if you’ve got Debian, that is.

Thank you very much for liking jupp and publishing him here!

If you’re running Debian on an ARM system, there’s an even easier way to get jupp.

• set up the system for building packages (or login to a Debian porterbox like harris.debian.org and switch into the “sid” chroot): install the build-essential package

• install debhelper and autotools-dev

• install dietlibc-dev (or libklibc-dev, but I tested with dietlibc-dev right now as I cannot install libklibc-dev on the porterbox by myself)

• go to packages.debian.org/source/sid/jupp and figure out the download link to the .dsc file

• download that with “dget”:

dget -d http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/j/jupp/jupp_3.1.23-1.dsc

(of course, adjust the link; this is the version up to date at the time of this writing)

• extract the package (adjust the name as usual):

dpkg-source -x jupp_3.1.23-1.dsc

• switch into the source directory:

cd jupp-3.1.23/

• run a compilation:

env DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=diet fakeroot debian/rules binary

(or DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=klibc)

Now you have in the directories ./debian/jupp/ and ./debian/joe-jupp/ the full build result. Test it by running

./debian/jupp/usr/bin/jupp

(you can press ^Kq, that is Ctrl-K followed by q, to exit it immediately; remember ^J (Ctrl-J) opens the help).

Now install the following files into their final locations:

• debian/jupp/etc/jupp/* to /etc/jupp/ (including subdirectories)

• debian/jupp/usr/bin/jupp to /usr/bin/jupp

• optionally, debian/joe-jupp/etc/jupp/ to /etc/jupp/ and the symlinks from debian/joe-jupp/usr/bin/ to /usr/bin/

Strictly speaking, for running “jupp”, no other file than the executable is needed, and that can be in any path. It includes a copy of jupprc in the executable, although without syntax highlighting.

If you have to change the paths, look at the file debian/rules (--prefix, --sysconfdir, --mandir although you don’t need the mandir) and debian/jupp.install and debian/joe-jupp.install (install paths) before compiling.

JOE finds the *rc files by looking into a path that is set at compile time (if --sysconfdir=/etc it looks into /etc/joe/ but debian/rules also sets sysconfjoesubdir=/jupp at make time, so it uses /etc/jupp/ instead), a file that’s the basename of the editor command plus “rc”, so /usr/bin/jfoo will let it load jfoorc. The klingon charmap and the syntax files are expected in subdirectories of where the configs (rc files) are.

Hope that helps!

If you want, I’m in the IRC channel #MirBSD and #!/bin/mksh on Freenode IRC network, and can help (but will assume you’re either running Debian/ARM or have your cross compiler set up correctly).
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] michealmyers:
if someone could make a cab out of these packages I got from the leaked Tmobile HD2 rom, i think we could have a workin mobitv application working on our TP2s!!!!!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] iridium21:
Sounds good! Anyone grabbed Swype from the HD2 US T-Mobile ROM yet?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] iceman4357:
doesnt this cost $10/month?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] OndraSter:
Charge for Swype??
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] iceman4357:
mobitv is what i was talking about.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] kimtyson:
MobiTV costs 10\month, http://www.mobitv.com/gettv/. TP2 is not yet listed as a supported device, just saying.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] a2002cmacg:
Swype

Swype was lifted off the Omnia or some other device some time ago. Haven't seen the version on the HD2 but this version works just fine for me.