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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] benspens:
I want to keep the date only. i don't want to get rid of the entire date+alarm bar.

It's like keeping the digital clock part out of the digital clock+weather bar.

I need to find out how to do these things. I understand the whole manila changing concept but I do not know which manila's are responsible for these changes nor do I have the manila's to replace them with.

Anyyyyyy help or instructions would be greatly appreciated though! :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] wtanis:
I really need an application to have a password lock on my text messages....I hate people reading my messages when ever I lend them my phone. It would be greatly appreciated if someone could point this out to me or make create such a program
[Windows Mobile Software Development] izoel:
try this one:

h++p://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=580566
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
TEAM n0ob FIRST RELEASE!

Ok after my OverClock How-To, I decided to play with overclocking and see what exactly can be gained from stock Max regulator Voltage (1.3v). I have found that at stock you can get up to around 1.13ghz. It is slightly faster than what pershoots kernel runs (38400khz).

As persiansown says, the standard stock voltage is set to 1275, and the regulator is maxed at 1.3v.

What Kind of gains will you see?

You will notice a difference in games like Asphalt, that use a lot processor. You will notice a decrease in battery life as well. Your linpack scores will vary from about 8.5-9.5 depending on your chip.

I have included pershoots undervolting, 21MB ramhack, and audio hack as well. Several optimizations, following in the footsteps of the Ivan/intersectRaven Kernels. (You could say we KANGED pershoot and just added two frequencies above his)

The frequencies in the kernel from 1113300-1152000 are at stock voltage(1.3v), and I have included the relevant source files. As such they "should" be safe. You never know though! The frequencies below this are Undervolted down to .925v!

This is using SLUB allocator and Deadline IO scheduler.

The recommendation of Team n0ob, is to use set CPU to set your phone to a frequency below 1.11ghz unless you need the extra power for something. Otherwise your battery life will suck and you will stress your processor for no reason.

This is confirmed working on CM-5.0.6-N1.

WARNING!!! THE LONG TERM EFFECTS OF OVERCLOCKING YOUR PROCESSOR CAN INCLUDE:

1. SHORTENED PROCESSOR LIFE

2. OVERHEATING

3. REDUCED BATTERY LIFE

4. BRICKED (IE DEAD DEVICES)

Mod edit: removed link, till source is link to kernel.

I ask that if you notice anything funny that you flash to a more tested kernel and notify this board immediately. This kernel is at stock voltage, but the increased speeds could have adverse effects. Please let us know if you notice any.

Team n0ob takes no responsibility for any damage that may occur to your device.

Credits: pershoot( thanks for the hard work), Kmobs (same), intersectRaven, Ivan (for beginning optimization trend), Rotohammer(experimental random/music/start fix), Cyanogen for awesome roms (whose source this is pulled from), chris soyars, and coolbho3000, Koush for the anykernel updater.

Team n0ob Testers: jlevey, DAMNiaTX Hell! (Thanks)
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
Following pershoot, I recompiled the Kernel with VFPv3 Optimizations.

resync to 2.6.33.3, old wifi drivers as everyone has problems with the new ones.

Lowered minV to 925. maxV is still 1.3. Voltages are increased to 1.3 only on the 2 frequencies above pershoots 1.113ghz. The other frequencies are undervolted similar to the Kmobs and or the Pershoot values.
[Nexus One Android Development] Eclair~:
Well, by "lowering processor life", how exactly long will my processor last? Does it depend on my phone? My uses? Im all in it for overclocking, and im very aware of said risk.. But processor life I'm not educated in..
[Nexus One Android Development] Geniusdog254:
Not drastic. Not concrete figures but I've heard figures like instead of something like maybe 6 years, you may get 4-5 years. The processors are designed to last so long that even things that harm them typically still leave them outlasting the upgrade cycle of the user. It depends on the silicon in your phone as well.

Also, Gr8Gorrilla, does this include CM's latest commits from a day or two ago that fixes the pink cam tint issue?
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
No telling really. It shouldn't be much different than stock. However, as soon as I say that someone will install this brick the phone and blame me. So I am using it and I have a two year contract with T-mobile, I figure it should make it that far.

This is basically pershoots kernel plus 38400 khz. (pershoot in no way endorses this kernel). Take that for what it is worth. The top three voltages 1113, 1132, & 1152, are at stock voltage (1.3v).
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
I resynced my repo last night before compiling this.
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
Damn nice kernel is all I have to say :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Geniusdog254:
Ok thanks! Definitely flashing this now!
[Nexus One Android Development] persiansown:
Stock voltage is actually 1.275v. The processor is, however, rated to handle 1.3v (it was originally going to ship at 1.3v, but qualcomm decided to have it ship at 1.275v instead)
[Nexus One Android Development] Eclair~:
I also am on a 2 year contract with TMobile, hopefully mine last that long also. Might as well flash this, blah..
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
I stand corrected. I should have said stock max regulator voltage. I will update the OP.
[Nexus One Android Development] rheza02:
thanks Gr8gorilla
[Nexus One Android Development] Vegito168:
I'm definitely gonna try this out. I've been using intersect's and ivan's, just jumping back and forth. Good to see that there's another kernel out there to play with. :p Thanks Team n0ob! :cool:
[Nexus One Android Development] INeedYourHelp:
Does this have everything else that the default cyanogenmod's kernal has? (i just want to know if I am going to loose anything from cyan to this kernal)
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
Yes that is correct.
[Nexus One Android Development] mulcahyd:
Nexus FireBall 1.15GHz.

I will be also flashing this kernel update to 1.15 GHz tonight. I want to try and optimize my nexus one to its fully potential capabilities. : )
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
Updated, Changed Kernel optimizations. Since this kernel follows pershoot, he recommends if you are on 5.0.6 to flash the VFPv3 optimized version.
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
VFP works great
[Nexus One Android Development] vinny.1967:
Hi guys when i unzip their 4 files i know the ko and zimage but the other 2 files do i need to install them too?? and how? thanx in advance.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
The other two files are the source files. They there so you can research what changes I have made in the voltage and frequencies and also you could compile this on your own if you want.
[Nexus One Android Development] irishrally:
I ususally wouldn't ask for such a thing, but can anyone make a .zip file of this? I'm dying to try it out but I don't have sdk installed at work.
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
After running this for over a week started noticing issues yesterday. Weird behavior and FC's in Gtalk, random reboots, etc. Decided to remove it as that behaviour seemed odd.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
Anyone who experiences issues please get a last kmsg, or logcat when the error occurs. I would like to see if it is because of Voltages, frequencies, or what. I have not had any issues. So I can't get logs myself.
[Nexus One Android Development] Eclair~:
Ah, so I should be making logcats of the strange issues I have been having. No random reboots, but definitely freezes and irritating FCs - because this makes Desire ROMS so much faster, I don't want to leave this kernel.. but I have never had to pull the battery on my phone before, this may just not be worth it.

This speed may just be a placebo effect regardless.
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
It's definitely faster as I was getting Linpack scores around 9.2-9.5 where with Pershoot's I get about 7.8. But stability is more important than speed IMO
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
What happens when you set your set cpu clock down to pershoots stable freq of 1113? Maybe the reason I have stability is because I have my cpu set for 1.03 (the highest freq on this kernel at 1.275v). Try that or set max at 1113 (pershoots highest freq) and tell me what the stability is like.

I run this daily but like I said I never have my cpu set for anything higher than 1.03. Even with pershoots kernel I usually keep it around that. Otherwise battery just sucks too bad.
[Nexus One Android Development] irishrally:
I made it to #16 on the Benchmark Pi list last night with your kernel and JIT on 5.0.6. Thanks! I'll have to try your kernel compile how to one of these days.
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
What was your Linpack score?
[Nexus One Android Development] irishrally:
21 MFLOPS on Linpack.
[Nexus One Android Development] jmotyka:
Im usually not one for trying all these kernels but today i decided to try this kernel with all the tweaks from multiple sources and this is by far the best kernel ive used.

PS im on emnother with no issues!
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
Damn, the problem was your helix launcher lol. I couldn't remove it via adb so I flash 5.0.6 then reinstalled Fireball and everything is looking good. As Pershoot pointed out in his OC/UV thread, themes sometimes don't play nice with kernel :(
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
Yeah that can certainly be the case some times. Let me know if you see any issues now that you have helix off. There have been a host of issues with Helix, it eats a lot memory etc. I really just like it for the ability to add buttons to every screen. That is a feature I have come to really love.
[Nexus One Android Development] djmcnz:
Same, am looking at trying to get Helix 0.6 working on CM 5.0.6 ... since Helix 0.6 was the most streamlined, basic, functional version with quick shortcuts and 7 screens. The rest I can live without.

/hijack
[Nexus One Android Development] evilive27:
any plans to re-release this zimage with the new 21mb free hack?
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
certainly will. I have also switched to cfq because it seems as if deadline was giving weirdness with gtalk.
[Nexus One Android Development] jaenizzo:
How Do I Fastboot this on to my phone.

How do i fastboot this on to my phone.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
the lastes image is in update.zip just flash via recovery using the koush universal kernel updater (Thanks Koush)
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
Updated with latest changes including the 21MB ramhack thanks to coolbho3000!
[Nexus One Android Development] u3819013:
Thanks for great work.. I use this kernel with JIT. and Linpack got 20 for max cpu. in usual I use set cpu @998 and Linpack got 16-17. smooth & fast.

for JIT , not stable reboot sometime. but fast reboot , so I still use it.
[Nexus One Android Development] evilive27:
sweeet thanks. the 21mb free really helps!
[Nexus One Android Development] djmcnz:
Just a quick note... the 21MB kernel doesn't seem to play nice with some apps at 1.15. Logger and Skyfire are two. Skyfire constantly hangs or just closes and Logger often just hangs... occasionally Logger just crashes the entire phone requiring a battery pull.

I do use both of these app regularly and have only notice the symptoms since running Fireball.

Log if it's of any value is here: http://pastebin.com/Jtmg9e73
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
I continue to have issues with Gtalk. As I'm writing a message it will either just freeze requiring a battery pull or the app will just shut down.
[Nexus One Android Development] djmcnz:
Add EStrongs File Explorer to the list... when it's scanning a large directory it hangs resulting in a fc/wait msg or a reboot.
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
Gorilla's theory is that 1.3v may not be able to support 1.15 and may have to bump the voltage to 1.325v. I know he also working on testing some other items as well. Hopefully the end result will be a stable kernel
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
The I have been personally running this at 1.325v. I cannot distribute this as it is over stock voltage. However, most of the problems I was having with hangs, freezes, and the same Gtalk issues as levy are alleviated with the increase in voltage. I am pretty sure it is just that voltage is too low for 1.15ghz
[Nexus One Android Development] djmcnz:
Can we get a version of your kernel locked to 1113300 max (without changing and compiling myself)?

It's a great kernel and I am thinking it would be great for my rom bundle Kang-o-rama (with your approval). But there's no way I could include it with the 1.15 option...

So... directly I suppose - would you consider offering it for Kang-o-rama and if so could I get a 1.3v/1.11GHz version? Will understand if this is too inconvenient for you.

The combination of 33.3+OC+UV+21MB on an optimized kernel is in high demand and I think you're the only one with a stable one out there (others work but aren't stable or consistent in my recent experience).

Just a line of thinking anyway...
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
Sure I will get you one. I have it undervolted to .925v.

How do you feel about it being set to 1.13ghz? Pershoot is at 1.113 and the fireball is set to 1.15. I think having a happy medium in between would be good. Otherwise why bother? 1.13 with voltage from .925v-1.3v?

1.15 is not stable unless you up the voltage to 1.325 so I will not be releasing that kernel. I will put up a link with the freq table so anyone who wants to compile it can. I have it set from .925v up to 1.325v. for my personal use.
[Nexus One Android Development] djmcnz:
Wicked dude... :)

And yes, I think this option would be a worthwhile point to start testing... might as well have some differentiation! I'll run it for a while first anyway.

Nice one, thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
The place we usually notice instabilities first, when voltage is a bit too low is in Gtalk. jlevy can second this. What happens is, you gtalk will work, sort of, but when you are typing it will exit, it doesn't FC it just exits to the contacts screen. There are other places that show instability too but that seems to be one of the top ones.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
The latest Kernel is up and working with 5.0.7-test2. It is only clocked 1.13ghz which is 19200 above pershoots. Not much. But that is the highest you can get stable on stock voltage.

It is also undervolted down to .925.
[Nexus One Android Development] superg81:
i flashed this at 10am this morning on a fresh battery.running test 2 with gr8gorilla cyan standard launcher theme.it is now 337pm and im at 83%.moderate use.emails,gtalk etc.im diggin it so far.no issues as of yet.:)
[Nexus One Android Development] kamasi36:
So far so good. I generally don't OC but thought I would give the latest a try. Noticed a difference in gaming. (Homerun) Also using it on desire alpha 18. Set with cpu highest value getting over 8 mflops consistent. On cyn 5.06 getting the same . Battery percentage dropped 1% per hour sitting idle. Left over night only 6% battery drain. Also temp said 22 degrees C Even when streaming online for over an hour on Skyfire browser device didn't over heat.
[Nexus One Android Development] avalanche32:
This kernel works just fine on cyanmod 5.0.7 test2
[Nexus One Android Development] superg81:
on day 3 now and all is well
[Nexus One Android Development] fliint:
help

do i unzip the file to flash this kernel???
[Nexus One Android Development] jblazea50:
if you downloaded the "universal update.zip" file, then you can just flash via recovery
[Nexus One Android Development] fliint:
thanks man =]
[Nexus One Android Development] nl2006:
Best kernel ever tested so far, super fast, great works :)
[Nexus One Android Development] Tito2007:
trying it out ...
[Nexus One Android Development] kamasi36:
Hey this kernal is sraight A1 was wondering if you can update it to 34 kernal? It seems faster than 33. Phone boots quicker on desire rom latest a22.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
I plan to update, but I have been busy with school and I would like to see what exactly Froyo brings to the table.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Searched the thread and don't see any references to SetCPU. I have basically stopped using it with Raven's Kernels and have not missed it, basically. But since this is OC, do you recommend using and if so, basic setups? Others feel free to chime in. Thanks. Installing after I post.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
This is my kernel and I have not used set cpu since I looked for some limiting code and couldn't find it.

Install the kernel and run linpack without set cpu. I guess you would get 8-8.2. Let me know.

Keep in mind that the two top frequencies, 1113 and 113 are at 1.3v- the rest of the freq run from .925-1.275. The increase to stock max voltage is to make the kernel more stable at the higher freq.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
Have to run out, but I tried to install doing typical adb push followed by wiping caches and then flashing zimage. Got a wifi unable to connect. It sees my setup, but just won't connect. Don't have time now, since I have to run out. Nandroid restore has me back to working latest 925CFS Raven .33 setup. Suggestions? This is the first time I have had any wifi issues with using multiple kernels for the last few weeks :(

Disregard Termana in my sig. Just haven't updated. On CM 5.0.6
[Nexus One Android Development] kamasi36:
Hey, I love your kernal best to best for me. On Desire Rom without set cpu. mflops are on average 6 but when I use set cpu I can get 8 mflops on average. I'm using Desire Rom Modaco's A18. I haven't found a way to get that without cpu. initially setting it up in auto detect?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I'll post to you, knowing Gr8gorilla will read. Could not get Wifi to play nice with any ROM. I even wiped data and caches and reinstalled Kitchen baked 5.0.6 desire camera rom. Tried Pauls r22. Tried update.zip method from recovery as well as adb pushing ko file and flashing zimage from recovery. Grrr. Just an FYI, I really wanted to use with Pauls R22 and future updates. I reinstalled R22 and get 7.8 Flops (linpack) with Termana's .34 build1 Kernel that uses wavelocks. Non wavelocks .34 versions floating around are unstable at least for me. Extreme battery consumptions, and non compatible with Desire video camera. If anyone has ideas on getting wifi to work with your kernel here, I would take any offers.
[Nexus One Android Development] kamasi36:
I got you. It's tricky but this is how you get it to work. Get into recovery wipe blah, repair ext, then flash A22, now DO NOT LEAVE RECOVERY! Now flash Gorilla's update.zip fireball 1.13 kernal. Reboot. You good?
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I could have sworn I actually tried that too. Have to do family stuff, but will try that method exactly later and get back. Appreciate the input. Weird how this is so finicky on getting Wifi to work. I'm so used to adb push and fastbootflash I was surprised it didn't work. Don't like having to put files on the SD card if I can help not doing that.

Edit: I never thought I would say I give up, but same problem. It sees my Wifi. It has excellent signal. I can hit a connect to message. But it goes from wifi connected to disconnected, to a blank box with check mark to turn WiFi on. I thought it would work this time when it even asked me to enter my password. It loops thru saying remebered to disconnected to turning on and staying blank. :(

Edit 2: Nothing better to do while waiting for food. Have A19 and 21 here. Will try clean installs with thos, then see if I can get this to work, then try flashing A22 ontop. May work.....
[Nexus One Android Development] kamasi36:
FYI it's working on A18 if you want to flash intersects latest .34 900 with CFS zip file. getting high 6 mflops.-7.1 on average. Phone seems snappier 34 kernal. Also this Rom has Google Voice working in it's entirety. No ap2sd though. No overclock either but I don't think it needs it. The mflops are high enough stock. Just seeing the difference between this and Gorilla's.
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I have Ravens stuff which I have been basically using the last 4 weeks or so and that worked fine with A22. He just doesn't OC is all. I have Google Voice working with my current R22 and Termana's .34 kernel which still uses wavelocks, which is the key to having .34 work currently. Raven even agreed with me on this. Better battery consumption. The newer non wavelock eats battery like its going out of style. Basically wanted to try all the latest and greatest kernels. I used Titanium Backup to restore a working Google Voice and it worked for me.

The .34 using suspend blockers uses increased battery and caused Desire Camera Video to shutdown.

Edit: OK...A22 restored and wifi working with Termana's Build 1 .34 kernel. 7.8 MFLOPS. SetCPU is onboard, using performance setting and current max 1113Mhz CPU setting
[Nexus One Android Development] antiochasylum:
I'm running the kang-o-rama .6 rom and I tried using this kernel. I flashed it in recovery and got 8.7mflops in linpack however I could not get my wifi working. Had to revert back to the kernel in that rom.

I really liked the speed in this kernel just wish my wifi would work. Perhaps a clean wipe of everything might do it. That's just to much work, lol
[Nexus One Android Development] usc911:
Loss of keys

Yo guys, just flashed this today over cyanogens base kernel from 5.0.6. Flash went fine and works ok but I have no functionality in the home and search soft keys now. I still get the haptic feedback but they don't seem to be communicating.

Anybody else have any issues like this?

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
That is really strange behavior. Perhaps re-flash the rom, (no wipe) and then reflash the kernel
[Nexus One Android Development] usc911:
yea that was the next step. I thought it was odd too :D

Many thanks dude
[Nexus One Android Development] Docmjldds:
I have tried every method up my sleeve to get wifi to work. Fresh install of 5.0.6. Update install. Fresh install of A22 Desire and then immediately without rebooting tried to flash update this kernel. Used ADB push for .ko then boot to recovery, wipe , fastbootflash zimage. I have never NOT been able to get a wifi working on any of the current XDA kernels, short of this one :( And yes, when I first installed it, it was extremely smooth, fast, very responsive just moving around, but then noticed wifi issue. :(:(:(
[Nexus One Android Development] superg81:
Have been running since day one and no problems to report.
[Nexus One Android Development] kamasi36:
It wont do any good on A22 because you are unable to set speed using set cpu. I was able to get wifi working using the zip file directly after flashing the rom in recovery. Also using it on cyanogen's 5.6 and wifi works, same method flashing zip after rom in recovery. Right now I am experimenting with termana's rom wifi works too, getting almost 8 mflops. Gorilla's kernal works best for me on A18 8.2 mflops everything working just no a2sd, wifi works. Don't know why you are having problems with it.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
Check and see if you are running in compatibility mode. I think it is in spare parts. I compiled this against cyans source right after he dropped test2 of 5.0.7. I really am not sure why your wifi would not work. In fact I resync'd my repo right after he dropped that test version.