yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA General] akijikan:
That is true.

There were a couple of benchmarking tools pointed out to me in dach's 2.1 ROM thread. What I find interesting about them is that they are designed to measure java virtual machine performance. Both are available in the market.

One is called LinPack, and is a benchmark that measures a system’s floating point computing power and gives results in Mflops/s: http://www.greenecomputing.com/apps/linpack/

The most interesting note on their website is this:

Enabling the JIT Compiler was found to have a profound effect on this as well taking scores ~2.4 and boosting them to ~3.4 (higher is better).

The other benchmark is called CaffeineMark. I can't find an official website for the Android version of this, but it has long existed for other Java platforms: http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-android-cm3-jptB.aspx

From the official CaffeineMark developers: http://www.benchmarkhq.ru/cm30/

Again, the JIT Compiler seems to greatly affect this (as would make sense as the JIT Compiler is designed to increase Dalvik VM performance). The Score is a points system, divided into sleeve, loop, logic, string, float, and method scores, but also with an overall. Without JIT overall was ~520. With JIT it became ~1320. Again, higher is better.

Here are my PI numbers by the way:

Dachstar's 2.1 AOSP v3 w/ JIT Compiler enabled, Aggressively Configured Memory Killer, newer Launcher2.apk, and SetCPU

Performance

1. 9384

2. 9465

3. 9399

Same, but with SetCPU

OnDemand

1. 9544

2. 9522

3. 9841

Same, but with SetCPU

msm7k

1. 11242 (may be an anomaly)

2. 9759

3. 9724

4. 9668

Here are some results for CaffeineMark (points score; overall score only):

Dachstar's 2.1 AOSP v3 w/ JIT Compiler enabled, Aggressively Configured Memory Killer, newer Launcher2.apk, and SetCPU

OnDemand

1. 1427

2. 1415

3. 1413

And some results for LinPack (mflops; same configuration as caffeinemark)

1. 3.513

2. 3.529

3. 3.531

Anyway, just some things to think about. Looking over this thread I think it may be say that the JIT compiler is boosting the results of the PI benchmarks as well. That looks like most of the people who are getting <10000 are doing, myself included.
[Hero CDMA General] notasimpleway:
Fresh 1.1

12284 ms
[Hero CDMA General] chadillac0000:
I agree that pi calculation should not be the only benchmark considered. In fact I don't think that there is any single benchmark that should be considered "the best". They are all measuring different outputs from the phone, no single score will tell the whole story. By looking at all the scores we will develop a better understanding of what these scores mean to "real world performance".

akijikan is right caffinemark and linpack should be considered. I have tried Neocore also but have never seen any big changes in the results regardless of my ROM/settings. Here are my results running all 4.

CaffineMark - 1414, 1430, 1409

Linpack - 3.337, 3.448, 3.335

Pi- 9860, 9741, 9894

Neocore- 27.7, 27.9, 27.8

All scores running Darch's 2.1, gbhil kernel w/ open gl lite, JIT, lowmemkiller agressive, setCPU on performance.

So yes it appears that JIT does impact performance. Based on what I am reading in this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=637419 thread we may be able to take advantage of JIT on our 1.6 ROMS also. Has anyone running 1.6 tried this?
[Hero CDMA General] Decad3nce:
With/Without Jit

So I decided to do the tests before I installed JIT and after.

Darchstar AOSP 2.1, gbhil kernel w/ open gl lite

(no JIT module)

1. 13478

2. 12890

3. 13902

Darchstar AOSP 2.1, gbhil kernel w/ open gl lite, Dalvik JIT enabled

1. 9586

2. 9832

3. 9235

Note: All of these were done on OnDemand setcpu at 528. I also made sure to kill all the apps running in the background before doing any of these tests.
[Hero CDMA General] theresthatguy:
11546

TTG w/unreleased kernel
[Hero CDMA General] planemaniac:
BenchmarkPi

1. 9587

2. 9608

3. 9499

CaffeineMark

1. 1495

2. 1434

3. 1520

LinPack

1. 3.578

2. 3.561

3. 3.65

All run with Darchstar AOSP 2.1, gbhil kernel w/ open gl lite, Dalvik JIT enbled, no SetCPU, Agressive Mem Killer w/ MinFree Fix from Market
[Hero CDMA General] NewShockerGuy:
Fresh 1.1 GK2.5? Which ever one is most aggresive.

Overclock Widget.

1. 11866

2. 11826

3. 11866

-Nigel
[Hero CDMA General] troyboytn:
Stock rom

Gumbo kernel 2.6.27-GK0.31, SetCPU 528/245 ondemand

1. 11828

2. 12131

3. 11858
[Hero CDMA General] dennistpm:
Redid after killing all open processes and widgets. Fresh 1.1 GK 0.31

My low score went from 11903 to 11463.

That's a fairly big difference, but not "real world" since I want all my widgets and processes running when I'm using the phone. Maybe running vanilla will allow us to evaluate the different ROM/kernal combos more accurately.

Has anyone posted any scores for a Flan ROM other than AOSP? How about Fresh 2.0?

Anyone notice that this thread got mentioned on the "XDA Noteworthy New Threads" for 2/28/10? :D
[Hero CDMA General] thedudejdog:
running gbhil's hero donut 1.6

best score is 13666

not too shabby i think
[Hero CDMA General] Dan330:
Q: are there any stock ROM tests results??? that would be interesting. :)

I am on Modaco 2.2 with Overclock set to 528

test right after I downloaded BenchmarkPi

12258

12077

12013

after I killed (with a task killer) all apps

13323

12208

13079

after reboot hero and waited for all the widgets and apps to refresh: took about 5 mins with(background apps/services)

12039

12138

12337
[Hero CDMA General] Wufei:
Pancake 0.1 after wipe then restoring everything

11889

11973

11837
[Hero CDMA General] bigronaldo:
I've been posting my benchmarks over at the Android Forums, but here are some of my results so far:

Stock ROM

BenchmarkPI: 12766, 12467, 12259 (12,497.33 average)

CaffineMark: 573, 576, 568 (572.33 average)

Linpack: 2.101, 2.239, 2.362 (2.234 average)

Fresh 1.1

BenchmarkPI: 12821, 12179, 12173 (12,391 average)

CaffineMark: 568, 578, 579 (575 average)

Linpack: 2.238, 2.252, 2.261	(2.25 average)

Gumbo 1.5c Full

BenchmarkPI: 12284, 12058, 11782 (12,041.33 average)

CaffineMark: 548, 578, 574 (566.66 average)

Linpack: 2.345, 2.354, 2.36 (2.353 average)

Pancake 0.1

BenchmarkPI: 12037, 11756, 11847 (11,880 average)

CaffineMark: 583, 582, 575 (580 average)

Linpack: 2.22,	2.261, 2.283 (2.254 average)

I plan on testing out DarchDroid next with JIT enabled. :-) I'm assuming it will be in the high 9000's based on others' results.
[Hero CDMA General] ktynchy1:
Linpack

3.39

3.636

3.522
[Hero CDMA General] 5tr4t4:
Looking at Linpack numbers for other devices, I see the Nexus and Droid overclockers have really been pushing their phones. 2.5 - 3.5-ish seems to norm for our Heroes. The top Android phone in the Linpack Top Ten, a Droid/Sholes, is listed at 50 MFLOPs (!):

Android Linpack Top Ten

And if that seems hard to believe, there are three other phones listed over 30, including an HTC N1 (Chris Soyars). How are they doing that, the hardware can't be 10x faster at floating point calculations....can it?
[Hero CDMA General] f00kie:
Eris 2.1 port:

13319 (BenchmarkPi)

2.347 MFLOPS (Linpack)
[Hero CDMA General] dennistpm:
Can we get some bench numbers for the 2.0 ROMs? I'd like to see how they compare with each other and with the 1.5 ROMs.
[Hero CDMA General] Kushdawg:
benchmark

BenchmarkPi=10707

10596

10285

zen exp expresso port overclocked at 691
[Hero CDMA General] kostov22:
7819 ms with aosp 0.9.8 ...no setcpu

7770 after reboot........yay

and 7320 after that..how do i get those numbers....
[Hero CDMA General] Kushdawg:
what rom are u using
[Hero CDMA General] kostov22:
Aosp 0.9.8 you can find it in the xda treads for hero development... they put it up few days ago... I love it... so far it's flawless...
[Hero CDMA General] kostov22:
from this morning....i love my phone....thank you Devs...
[Hero CDMA General] Dan330:
i dont know why mine is so slow..

I have aospmod 09.9.1 froyo...

i have firerat mod so that I have plenty of mem

i have setcpu at 710mhz

I was expecting 7000 - 9000ms scores...

but i get 12000 - 13000ms benchmark

what's wrong with my HERO???
[Hero CDMA General] kwg8t7:
6604 ms on BenchmarkPi

5.318 mflops on LinPack

441 on Quadrant Standard

All tests were done on a full battery plugged into USB

I noticed slightly better results when I ran Fast Reboot right before the tests

Setup is as follows:

CM6.1 BlackMod 2.2, 02-December Commits kernel by Decad3nce

Collin PH Battery Tweak V3 rc2, Min691/Max768, ondemand, monitored by Overclock Widget

Autokiller Memory Optimizer set to Optimum (40/50/60)

My daily setup is Battery Tweak 691 defaults, interactive for better battery life.

I'm fairly impressed with these scores for an old phone :D
[Hero CDMA General] cp0020:
On zenararia(sense) I got 4.543 mflops. Oc to 691 with jit enabled.
[Hero CDMA General] theimpaler747:
Nothing. Benchmarks are ineffective means of real speed. Just judge your phone on how it runs, not its Linpack or Quadrant score ;)
[HD2 General] intrancer:
ive searched for a answer but couldnt find anything... is it possible to change the calendar tab to open another calander ie pocket informant?

is there a register settings for the home tabs?
[HD2 General] mmmalas:
I wish there is such thing,

I want to change some tabs to other apps. I know it can be done with stock.
[Nexus One General] denimjunkie82:
Has anyone who has tried the Desire browser noticed that the loading speeds are much much much quicker than the stock Android?

I used KingK's Desire2Nexus for 1 day. Now I'm on CM 5.0.4 default. Loading up XDA on CM/default browser seems like there's a hang around the middle of the loading, and also 3/4 of the way there. On KingK, the loading speed was blazing going page to page. There was absolutely no hang at all.

Anyone else notice this?
[Nexus One General] whodatfever:
Is it possible to use this browser without rooting?
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
Nope...it's tied into the HTC framework. For what it's worth, the stock browser has improved quite a bit from Android 1.5 even... the Hero browser was way nicer at that time. The difference now is negligible to be honest.
[Nexus One General] ericc191:
I had the exact opposite experience, lol.
[Nexus One General] Henchman:
I too noticed a big boost in speed with the Desire browsr.
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
Maybe some of you rooted peeps can post a comparison on Youtube. :) Just make sure to clear the cache before recording, lol... Don't need another Engadget-type video.
[Nexus One General] MvP77:
To me it seems faster, also has more features like the long press on any word and it will give u options for copy, translate, Wikipedia, and dictionary.
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
Can't say I have felt a noticeable difference in speed, though I enjoy the extra features of the HTC browser. Worth noting, though, that it doesn't let you open as many windows as the stock one.
[Nexus One General] lolittle:
No No No No Noooo LOL

The Desire browser sucks in my testing

Multi touch pinch and zoom is a big let down, it jumps around the screen and is just terrible

Also most pages i normally visit on a day to day basis just stop loading at the http part of the bar :|

Also in my experience is closed itself all the time, just like ended :|

But hey thats just in my experience lol
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
It doesn't "jump around the screen" as such. The text just gets readjusted to fit into your screen properly the way it does on the stock browser when you double-tap.
[Nexus One General] gunnner:
I've noticed that I'm less accurate in choosing links on the Desire browser. But it's an alpha, so not that surprising.

My biggest issue with the N1 in general is touchscreen accuracy; I really hope it's gradually fixed in software.
[Nexus One General] bobdude5:
ive noticed it too! Actually ive noticed almost everything to be faster on the desire rom..(im using kings)..and the flash player is awsome..it works for everything but hulu for me..and the pinch zoom works perfect for me too..i remember their use to be a stutter compared to the iphone, but then i went to the apple store yesterday and compared my nexus running on desire rom with the 3gs and the nexus seemed much more fluid
[HD2 General] patrlck:
Hallo, ich habe folgendes Problem...

Auf dem Homescreen wird bei mir die Wetternazeige nicht mehr animiert, ich sehe nur das normale kleien Bild direkt unter der Uhr.

Die schneeflöocken der Nebel im Display usw. kommen leider nicht mehr...

Was mache ich falsch?

Hello, I have the following problem ...

On the home screen is for me the Wetternazeige not animated, I see only the normal chaff left image directly under the clock.

The schneeflöocken the mist on the display so unfortunately do not come more ...

What am I doing wrong?
[HD2 General] m0j0j0j0123:
When you selected weather wallpaper, did you then goto 'Albums' and select a background, or just select one from the main list that shows, you can either have weather or animated, or you can choose albums from bottom right, and select a standard pic that will show with no animation or weather animation.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] dsnyder586:
Now that I am using scenes, it occurred to me it would be GREAT to have the scenes change automatically according to time (work 8-5, fun 5-10, sleep 12-5 etc.) I am not skilled enough to create this, any takers?

I think it wouuld be worth $3 or so....

D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] dsnyder586:
Is it possible?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] GNOve:
Sounds like something locale cam handle.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] dsnyder586:
It looks like there is no Locale plugin for this- any devs interested? I think it would be a winner...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] squarephase:
I have a Touch Pro 2 with sprint, and I am trying to change the touchflo 3d theme, and i've been searching through here and am getting real confused. i'm pretty new to this and i keep seeing things with a manilla rom update and other things and using the diamond tf3d config tool but that doesnt work.

I appreciate any help
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] jcterry:
It can be pretty confusing. It took me a lot of searching an reading to figure it all out.

Fortunately, bignadad has created a thread with a ton of links to just about everything. You can find it here. It is a good place to get started. He has done a good job of making tutorials and providing links.

I have created a theme for my phone and I have used cfc_gui to edit the files and QuickCab to cab the files.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] mogul111:
My cell phone won't connect to Windows Mobile Device Connection after flashing my ROM.

I just installed Mighty ROM LOVE (2/24/10) on my Sprint Touch Pro2. Next, I executed "Carrier Provisioning" with the Sprint parameter. Then I went to Settings -> Connections -> USB to PC -> and I

unchecked "Enable faster data synchronization."

I'm running Windows 7 and have installed "Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 Update."

Since I can't connect to WMDC, I can't seem to do ANYTHING that involves connecting my phone to my laptop.

PLEASE HELP! I feel like I just bricked my phone. What are my options? Any hope will be greatly appreciated!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] TaurusBullba R.I.P.:
I would first just reboot your laptop and soft-reset your phone. If that doesn't work, recheck "Enable faster data synchronization". If that still doesn't help, you may need to do a hard-reset. Good luck! :)
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] LinearBurn:
Impact and love have problems resumeing from sleep ocasionaly and the camera messes up on impact ocasionaly
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] lobo4806:
i went to nagrom. stripped down to basics. and just add what i need and the rom flies...
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] burtonsnow8:
this is a problem inherent in winmo, not a specific rom. I have noticed some people saying they cannot connect w/ win 7, using an xp machine fixes the problem. have you tried connecting w/ xp?
[HD2 General] wigwam12:
I generally have excellent 3G signal around my home but find that within the house it seems to flit between 2 bars of "H" to full-bars "G" to no reception [all in the same room/part of the room!]

At home I would generally have wifi on anyway so want to have better/consistent phone reception esp when on-call.

Someone suggested I could disable 3G/HSDPA at home and use GSM only and this will give me better reception.

I don't understand why this would be?

Is this feasible and is it simple to keep switching back and forth between 2G and 3G or will it require softboots etc?

Thanks
[HD2 General] hollinshead:
You could call Vodafone and let them talk you into giving them £50 for them to use your internet connection for their traffic? ;)
[HD2 General] wigwam12:
oh.....kay......[backs slowly out of the room]....
[HD2 General] hollinshead:
I take it you've not heard about Vodafone's Sure Signal?

http://www.vodafone.co.uk/suresignal
[HD2 General] hollinshead:
Anyway, with regards to your question about why using GSM gives a better signal.

If you have it set to auto, and your in a low 3G signal area, the phone will be on GSM, see 3G & switch to it. Then it will lose signal, go back to GSM, and the whole thing repeats over and over.

Setting it to GSM will stop this from happening, and as a result you get a better signal.
[HD2 General] lakeland:
I have one sat next to me. Really good piece of kit. Without it, I have no signal at all
[HD2 General] wigwam12:
I went to an Voda store today and he [also] recommended the 2G method. I live in the centre of Manchester so not a mobile blackspot so Voda guy said SurSignal was not really intended for me [but thanks - I didn't know how it works or the cost]
[HD2 General] wigwam12:
Thanks.

Is band swithcin straight forward [esp if I want to do it lots - probably mainly for nights I am on call]?

Do I have to restart or softreset everytime or is it just a cae of switching back and forth from within setup?
[HD2 General] hollinshead:
You don't need to reset the device, quickest way to do it is:

Press network icon on top bar so the menu comes up

Press mobile network icon on right of list (will be either a 3G or G icon with a signal bar)

This brings up Wireless controls menu, press Phone (not the on off on the right, but the actual name)

Scroll right down to the bottom it says Band, press that.

Network Type, change it from Auto to GSM.
[HD2 General] kilrah:
Or look for that cab to add band switching to the communications manager.
[HD2 General] wigwam12:
Thanks guys.

Will try it out and see the effects.

No need for a cab if it as straightforward as hollinshead is describing:)
[HD2 General] Shasarak:
Another way to speed this up is to add a start-menu shortcut to a programme in your Windows folder called CMBandswitching.exe.
[Dash 3G, Snap General] spcspc:
Hello,

I just got my Dash 3G and I have an online account for a softphone through Voipraider.com for my international phone calls. I was looking through the instructions and it does have SIP settings so I can input on my phone.

Can anyone please recommend what's a good voice quality, stable SIP client, tht I can enter my credentials in and use it over the data plan (3G) or the WIFI network??

Thanks for reading my request!
[Dash 3G, Snap General] Bupahs:
I use Talkonaut http://www.talkonaut.com its pretty basic but I have never had any trouble using it.
[Dash 3G, Snap General] spcspc:
I downloaded the software but I can not hear any sound from the phone nor from the speaker phone. The call goes through, my destination phone rings and I can hear sound coming from cell phone to the destination phone. The problem I am having is receiving any sound back to my Dash 3G... Any setting I need to mess with to make it work?
[HD2 Accessories] iscogd:
Hello,

I have smart bluetooth keyboard KB600 (about four years old) and I'm looking for driver for my HD2, any idea?

Thank you.
[HD2 Accessories] weareborg:
did you try pairing it directly without a bt driver?
[HD2 Accessories] djdk87:
Pairing HD2 and bluetooth keyboard

I am trying to pair the same device: My HD2 finds the keyboard, and is able to connect via SPP slave. But I am not able to type anything? :mad: ... anybody? I am using a COM2 port for the connection, and the HD2 is "always visible", I have no clue why it's not responding! ANY help is appreciated
[HD2 Accessories] Agent 720:
Same problem here............ PLEEase help
[HD2 Accessories] clearscreen:
HTC HD2 and BK600 COM ONE/OMIZ/FREEDOM bt keyboard issue

Hi,

first, accept apologies, because i repost a message posted in the wrong thread (same problem, but not same phone)

Home \ HTC Diamond: Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV \ Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories \ Bluetooth Keyboard BK600 problem

anyway, they explain that my com one bk600 is the same than omiz and freedom KB600. So, i've tested 2 drivers

1) Installing omiz one, it proposes me several choices (my model is not in it), but i've used to have this installer (older version) work for my old acer n50 and my pharos. I guess i've to choose a model with arm and widcomm bt.

No success, it seems that the software installed, but the application claims it's not a valid ppc applicaiton (strange because it worked one time and fails saying that there is not enough memory when clicking activate)

2) i've tested the freedom universal keyboard (second choice)

The driver installs perfectly; on the htc hd2 side i've paired the devica and grant connexions (the wizard report that the device is connected and the keyboard double green blink -- thats mean it's ok ) , but when i go to program files freedom utility and start it and click on connect, it claim that the device is not paired.

here where i'm. To bad, because having it works onACER n50 and HTC pharos.

Quoting another user, to pay $80 for 3 years lifetime...

Any ideas ???

Best regards,

Ludovic.
[HD2 Accessories] vicenza:
got the same problem. (BK600 and HD2)

Any success yet?
[HD2 Accessories] schildzilla:
got the same problem here. i tried many drivers i found on the internet, none worked for me

next step is: i try to find a universal driver that can select a com-port manually to link with the bluetooth comport. maybe some infrareddriver can do this, because infrared also uses com-ports.

the problem is, the drivers are for microsoft bluetooth stacks and i.e. a hd2 uses broadcom as far as i know.

i hope anyone can find a solution
[HD2 Accessories] felixdd:
SPP keyboards do not work for WM builds 6 and over. This problem has existed for years and no one has found a solution.

I suggest you ditch the SPP keyboard and go with one that supports a HID profile.
[HD2 Accessories] erlern:
Hi guys,

I had the BK600 keyboard and found these drivers to work:

It installs the proper program and works only through the programs. Do not bother trying to pair it with WM settings.

This also works on Symbian. I attached the files for you to test.

I am wondering whether there is an Android version that I can use with my HD2?
[HD2 Accessories] cr4west:
I was able to get the freedom BK600 keyboard working succesfully with my old windows mobile 6.1 Treo 800w phone. I found your WinCE.zip (30.0 KB) driver worked best with windows mobile 6.1. It places an executable called BTKeybd under the programs menu.
[HD2 Accessories] erlern:
For Android users, please use Key Pro by Mobile Gears. It is the only SPP bluetooth enabled app that I can find. :) Works perfectly with my Android.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmedsalem89:
Can any1 plz tell me the steps on how to get morphgear to work properly, cuz i have been trying but i can't get it to work right
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bowowbox:
install morphgear and morph module, you know.(morph module is the one to apply each Emulator- SNES, Genesis, GBA, etc.. )

find ROMs (may be .zip or .nes , etc...)

Don't forget to work with the setting a little bit.

general setting - click raw frame buffer for display, rotate the screen as you wish.

each module setting - set the control key as you like, enable sound (but some games it is too noisy), set speed by adjust frame skip

this should do fine! enjoy!
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmedsalem89:
thank u so much, i'm doing it ight now and looking for roms hope it works