yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
Hey beezy good to see you around here. I'll second that to darch, and also props to you beezy, jus10o, toast, and everyone else. Sharing our work is what makes this community great to me. I appreciate darch helping us SenseUI guys out, I know hes been busy with his quest for fully working AOSP.

cheers
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Jus10o:
Re: [KERNEL][OC]FIXED force Close on phonecall and lock on wifi tether stop

Don't set a profile for screen off.

1. It will make the wake up really laggy

2. Its pointless cuz the phone will scale down by itself.

3. Battery issues could happen.. Not gunna explain from my phone to much typing

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] silkyt:
I just want to say thank you for posting this. I have been suffering from the force close issue for about a week and missed very important calls and txt. Now that I have applied this I no longer suffer from the issue anymore. Not one force close yet.

Flashed over current Fresh Rom.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] someonenewhere:
I flash both kernels on nfinitefx45 stock ROM ...

HoneBun and the other kernel both worked perfectly fine for me..

and I've noticed there's more battery life with this kernel though..

Thanks you guys!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] fifedogg:
Wont leaving the screen off frequency only go to a minimum of 245 mhz? There isnt any more lag at 160 mhz from what I can see. I've tested it multiple times and I will save battery at 160 when the phone is asleep. These settings worked perfect for me on 2.08.01 so I'm gonna give them a try unless it does start to get real laggy for me.

So far this kernel and OC settings have given me some great battery life :-)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Jus10o:
The clock speeds on the first sliders are for when the phone is awake. If you dont set a profile the phone will scale down by itself. It will actually go down to 19.2mhz if it really not doing anyhting.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] troyboytn:
though it really isnt a big deal, has anybody else noticed the lack of camara shutter sounds and camcorder beep using this kernel or any OC kernel for that matter?......or is it just me. just curios
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Androidious:
Re: [KERNEL][OC]FIXED force Close on phonecall and lock on wifi tether stop

I noticed the beep when recording.stars for video, but shutter sounds are there when I enabled them and kinda like the beep for videos

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] troyboytn:
well, i have them checked as well, guess the problem lies elsewhere
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
which rom?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] troyboytn:
Re: [KERNEL][OC]FIXED force Close on phonecall and lock on wifi tether stop

Sprint .6 Rom
[Hero CDMA Android Development] rlaxton:
link down for kernel?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Tipharet:
I will say this and honey bun is the fastest ROM I have used but I do have lock screen lag -- well it takes a few seconds for the screen to turn on. I am set to a min of 245 anyone else have this hashed out yet?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
I have been playing around with it some, the touch screen delay that was experienced in v1 was that even after the screen came on, it was a few seconds before it became responsive to your touch input.

I haven't noticed the delay in screen on time because I always use Menu+menu to unlock. I'm using IcedHoneybunv2+darchesv3 kernel, and I can press Menu+menu nearly as fast as I want and my screen comes on(and phone unlocks) instantly. Maybe give that a try?

Any ideas darch on why there would be 1-2 seconds delay in the screen turning on?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Androidious:
Re: [KERNEL][OC]FIXED force Close on phonecall and lock on wifi tether stop

Does it have something to do with it being ported for Asop to function correctly or something? (which Jus10 was mentioning in one of these threads)

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] imb951:
This kernel is what I've been waiting a good while for. Thank you sir! Flashed with no issues over Fresh 2.1.2!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] vidsid:
It's working great with the Honeybun ROM. Great work!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Tipharet:
I always forget bout menu+menu -- its a bit faster down from 2 sec to .5 sec so it will work. From what Im reading in the thread for darchdroid it kind of looks like we have an UV kernel coming soon and Im sure your fixes will be included.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] d1msum4lyfe:
what is honeybun?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
A delicious snack.... oh, and also...

A rom!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
Just wanted to clarify, all credit goes to darch for the fixes posted in this kernel, if anything I have been an organizer/poster at best here. Darch and toast are the real heros here, and couldn't have done it without jus10o and beezy.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Tipharet:
Oh my bad I, I agree.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] anastrophe:
i'm getting mad awesome wicked battery life on this kernel with damaged 2.09.1.

see attached - yeah, admittedly i haven't used it all that much - besides about 90 minutes of listening to Pandora while driving to and from work - but still, going more than 24 hours without charging, and still having a fair bit of headroom left, is fabulous....see attached screenshot.

oh, i OC fully to 768, dropping to 245760 when screen is off, using OC widget.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] SupahDave:
Ummmmm.... I think you forgot about TOAST! You know, the guy that made the overclockable kernel in the first place... lol
[Hero CDMA Android Development] troyboytn:
lol...didnt you even read the post! he specifically named Toast. read again
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
Toast was not forgotten =)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Tipharet:
Yeah my Battery life has been amazing as well. I unplugged my phone at 7:30 this morning from a full charge. Its currently 4:19 PM and my freaking battery is at 86% -- holy ****!!

Update: 11:25 PM battery is at 50% with more than moderate use. I dont know that I will ever flash another ROM/Kernel again on this phone. I havent had battery like that in years for any smartphone device Ive owned.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] e30user:
Running damage control 2.08.1 here. I have never tried any overclocking kernels before so this is all new to me. After flashing this, I have had repeated random reboots. Everything seemed fine after the flash until I started xscope. I don't know think it was any of the following that specifically caused the reboots, but here's what happened.

-flashed the kernel and things booted up successfully

-opened xscope and went to yelp.com(i know there's an app, just testing). The page partially loaded and then the phone rebooted

-right after the phone loaded up, and my lockscreen wallpaper appeared, it rebooted again

-after it booted, I was able to poke browse the phone statistics with Quick System Info and the Settings menus

-I started xscope again and the phone rebooted as the app was loading

-once booted up again, things seem fine so far. I opened xscope, loaded a yelp page and exited without issue.

Here's what I was curious about. Using Quick System Info, I look at the processor details and see:

-Model: ARMv6-compatible Processor rev 2(v6l)

-Current Frequency: 768Mhz

-CPU Frequency Range: 19.2Mhz-768Mhz

-Scaling Range: 19.2-768Mhz

-Scaling Governor: ondemand

Could this be a problem? I thought I was supposed to be 710 max if I don't use any additional overclocking tools.

By the way, thanks to all involved with the progress of this. Reading about the wifi tether closing crash is what prevented me from messing with overclocking in the past.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Jus10o:
Which one did you download.. ill add the 710mhz command.

HERE View attachment default710.zip
[Hero CDMA Android Development] e30user:
I got darchdamagetoastocV3.zip. Thanks for the 710 version. I haven't had a random reboot yet. Quick System Info is now showing:

-Model: ARMv6-compatible Processor rev 2(v6l)

-Current Frequency: 710.4Mhz

-CPU Frequency Range: 19.2Mhz-768Mhz

-Scaling Range: 19.2-710.4Mhz

However, my wifi is unable to start after flashing the 710 zip. Wifi was working with the original overclock zip. My problems seem to be fairly unique so I think it will be best if I wait to see if others have this problem.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Telgar:
Same, just flashed back the V3 from first post and wifi happy again. Also using oc widget.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Jus10o:
Here your go.. wifi should work

View attachment DCandFresh710.zip
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cjrdriven:
Same for me. And running the same ROM as you.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] e30user:
Wifi does indeed work, and the 710 limit is set. Things are running smooth so far. Thanks.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gobi42:
alright i hate to be a debbie downer but i flashed the oc kernel 710v2 and this ocv3 fix over dc 2.09.01 and i'm getting ****ty battery life i mean i've been unplugged for 5 hours and it's down to 10 % but i did notice that my phone is 100% running but screen is only been up for 20.3% and nutting is over 5% in partial awake and my siginal is about -80 to -90 dbm any help would be great. oh and i don't use facebook or anything like that infact the only thing i have that uses internet would be the weather channel widget. i also am useing no live wall papers and i am useing a2sd and moved dalvik to sd and have sd swapping enabled but no jit and i'm useing helix launcher
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Androidious:
Thanks for the 710 clock default zip Jus10o, I too was having the bootup problems mentioned earlier which brought out your attachment. Thanks for making that file. Guess my phone just doesn't like any 768 settings. It gets mad when that happens. My phone's so damn picky, meh!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] hintzilla:
I just flashed this over ic3 2.9 and am still getting a forced reboot whenever I receive a call while the phone is locked. It says in my settings that I'm using the updated kernel, but I'm still seeing this issue. Reading over the thread, it seems like for other ROMs, this fixed the FC on phone call, so maybe it's ic3 related. Anyone else see the same thing happen?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
is JIT enabled? if so disable, and see if that fixes it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Jus10o:
urushiol.. Heres a kernel with the 710mhz default in ramdisk

Its the same zip you have on the first page with a different boot.img for damage/fresh

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6911431&postcount=88
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
Oh, i thought the v3's were all defaulted to 710? What is their current default? I'll update the first post with this zip, thanks much Just10o!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
I'm looking forward to when this is determined to be absolutely stable with nfinitefx45's ROM Sprint 2.27.651.6 STOCK Deoxed w/A2SD!

Also, noob question: would this kernel work on a rooted stock ROM 2.27.651.5? I'm wondering since it might work with nfinitefx45's, which is based on stock.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] troyboytn:
this kernel is absolutely stable on this rom.....as long as it boots to start with.

NO, this kernel, or any mod will NOT work on a stock UNrooted rom. root must be achieved to perform any mod
[Hero CDMA Android Development] revcp:
My experience is the same; absolutely stable with the rooted stock rom. If it doesn't fully boot the first time remove the battery and reboot.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
I'm a little confused. I did root my phone, but that's it. I just didn't flash any custom ROMs yet. So you're saying developers need to root ROMs, i.e., are all custom ROMs "rooted"?

To rephrase my question, can I flash the kernel after only rooting it, not running a custom ROM?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
Just making sure, you're talking about nfinitefx45's rooted stock ROM, right?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] superandystar:
Testing on Aloysius 2.1

BIG speed boost! nice work!! no issues so far

Running: Aloysius 2.1, Launcher Pro, Hero CDMA
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Jus10o:
If anyone cant boot an OC rom.. Let me know, im going to try something to see if you will boot.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cbarth3:
Running fresh 2.1.1 and just updated to this kernel and seems to be running good so far. thanks
[Hero CDMA Android Development] reaver18:
flashed it onto aolysius 2.1 and its running very nice. definitely noticed a big speed boost.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] revcp:
Yes, nfinite's rooted stock.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] revcp:
Yes, nfinitefx45's rooted stock ROM.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dhero1:
I could not boot with Darch's UV.zip + OC kernel and the Stock Update3 ROM - does that count?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Do you have to use overclock or setcpu with this kernel or can you just flash it and use it as is? Running Aloysius 2.1 Snow non overclocked

Thanks in advance
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Pat76:
I flashed over Fresh's 2.1.1 seems to stable. No fc yet.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] westicle:
the new kernal rocks the socks of aloysious! thanks for the great job guys.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] BlackNTan:
Audio POP when using headphones?

I didnt notice this before the flash, but has anyone noticed a harsh (loud) pop when music starts playing when using headphones with this kernel?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Does using overclock or setcpu enhance this kernel at all or is it fine how it is?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mtnchkn:
I can't boot when I flash v3 (for honeybun) running nfinite's stock ROM (though others seem to do this just fine). Always have to restore to prev nand+ext backup.

What's your thoughts? This is a newer Hero.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
Do you get bootloops? Can you post a logcat?

Have you tried the fresh/damage version? I know some people have had success getting the HB version to work, but if I'm thinking right, it almost *shouldn't* work, because the ramdisk is different(i think =-P)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] hakujin:
in it primarily for increased battery life

does overclock widget override default 245-710 clock or is this full throttle always on?

reason i ask is the first time i tried this over fresh 2.1.2 (hero cdma), the battery life was HORRIBLE. So after wiping battery info yada yada, I gave up and reverted to previous kernel. then i thought I didn't give this the benefit of the doubt so went back, ran overclock widget as follows:

tried Overclock Widget; put settings

screen on

min 254760

max 537600

screen off

min 160000

max 254760

few hours NO use, already down to 88%. Wonder why i get better batt results w/ fresh kernel? perhaps this kernel overrides whatever I put in overclock widget?

sucks as all i want is marginally better batt life than before so it's worth something to me. the OC isn't worth the hit to how long I can get between charges.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
@hakujin

I'm using screen off: min 19200, max 528000. My motive is that while it's idle, it can sit at 19200 at least a good amount of the time, and when I get a call/text which pops up the screen I can respond quickly (after it ramps up to 528000, which seems to be quick). I actually did a test using SetCPU's info tab (which shows time at each state) and found interesting results. During screen off, about 34% of the time was spent at 19200, and about 25-30% for both 428000 and 52800 with the rest scattered in the remaining multipliers. I tried it with max at 428000 and it was the same, but shifted down (25-30% at both 254760 and 428000). Anyway, my result is that it seems to spend enough time at 192000 to make a huge difference for me. Before SetCPU I would also go down to 88% or lower after a few hours of no use, but now I only lose maybe 5% tops. SetCPU is really a life saver for me.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bernard_photography:
So far, so good with Fresh 2.1.2. I had one random restart when opening SetCPU, but other than that it works great. This is killer fast. What is the likelihood of damaging the processor from over-clocking?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] loumatrix:
Does this work on nfinitefx45's 2.27.651.6 update 3? I would like to give it a try but I want to make sure it is okay to use on that ROM.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
Yes, in the previous pages of this thread, many have reported success with using the HoneyBun version with nfinitefx45's ROM.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mtnchkn:
Other people have gotten it to work just fine on nfinitefx's stock ROM just doing a simple flash. Here is a small wiki page mentioning this.

I haven't gotten this to work, but apparently if I wipe everything and flash it all back on at the same time, it should work. nfinitefx45 wrote that here.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cp0020:
i was running nfinite's rom for a few days then flashed this without any wiping and it worked great.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bernard_photography:
Well, I finally had some issues with this Kernel. After using the camera a few times, the camera would lock up. Then when I restarted, it locked up on fresh's boot screen. I have since reverted back to the Fresh 2.1.2 kernel. I miss GodMode already, it was sooo fast. But, I am afraid to damage the hardware now.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] SammyM00782:
I can't thank you enough for this fix. Running straight Fresh and the lag is totally gone. Good f'in job man. \m/
[Hero CDMA Android Development] derekwilkinson:
Great work! Fixes all my issues :)

(running latest DamageControl)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] junkshow:
Yup, that seems to be an issue with all derivatives of the .29 kernel that I've tried.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bernard_photography:
I decided to give this another try. I lowered the clock speed a little to see if that helps. I couldn't live without GodMode after seeing how fast it was.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bernard_photography:
Ok, I have found a new issue with the OC Kernel. My Alarm goes off and vibrates, but the audio does not sound. I have tested this many times, and I can't get the audio to work with the alarm. Any ideas?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
Maybe your max speed in the "Screen off" profile is too low, and the cpu can't process the sound in time?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bernard_photography:
You, my friend, are a genius. Thank you!

:D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
Ok guys I been working on a few problems with when I've had time, I think i have a few new things in the works. Hopefully if I can get time by tomorrow I'm going to put up 710mhz, and 768mhz default clocks for fresh/damage, honeybun, and a new zip specifically for infinitefx's rom 2.27.651.6.

I'm also trying to figure out why some people are having camera issues besides maybe that there phones can't handle the higher CPU clocks. I have a potential fix;

IF ANYONE HAVING PROBLEMS WITH THERE CAMERA FUXING UP, DISPLAYING COLOR BANDS WHERE THE PREVIEW SHOULD BE WITH THIS KERNEL, OR ANY SENSEUI ROM PM ME EXPLAINING THE PROBLEM, YOUR ROM, AND YOUR KERNEL. I'll PM you a link to the Test fix, and see if it works for everyone or if I just got lucky on one phone.

Cheers!

EDIT: as mentioned above, the audio pop is a known issue, I'll list in on the first page. There currently is no fix that I am aware of.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
Links are up for 710/768 versions for Fresh 2.0d(wouldn't have made a fresh 2.0d version except i'm using due to a blue tooth pairing issue using other roms, so I figured I would share it) and infinitefx45's 2.27.651.6(Finally!)

Also, infinitefx45 beat me to the camera fix, it seems that some using his rom also experience media problems, I have a link in the first post to his Camera/Media glitch fix. Please flash this if you have had ANY problems with the camera having colored lines on the preview instead of a picture, or if you have had lockups, reboots, or instability related to the camera OR media.( and it will add teeter.apk, a game to your phone if you don't already have it, just for fun!)

Thanks Infinitefx45!

EDIT: running out of steam, will have to finish up the fresh/damage/Honeybun zips tomorrow. I want to see for sure if there is any change in ram disk from damage 2.08 to damage 2.09 to see if there needs to be separate zips for each or not.

Goodnight, and happy 4th!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
Links are up for Fresh 2.1.1 or newer fresh roms! Please post results and as always nandroid first!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mtnchkn:
you rock, still can't OC on nfinitefx's Stock ROM

i was pretty stoked when i found out you were doing this. i have been running nfinitefx stock ROM for a while. i tried flashing the kernels off the original darch post for honey bun and DCfresh710 which resulted in bootloops (actually never got to a splash screen so don't know if that counts). nfinitefx seemed to think if i started from a complete wipe and then flashed the ROM, then one of the kernels it would work, but still didn't work.

to try your kernel for nfinitefx ROM, i wiped dalvik, the flashed, and it went into boot loop. then, i tried wiping everything (dalvik, data and ext3) and flashing the kernel and it didn't work either.

two other interesting things to point out:

1) i also can't run Darchdroid v2.7 "KangSlayer" (which is OC'ed out of the box)

2) at least two other members i have seen posting over on androidcentral in the honeybun thread have a similar issue (though both have now found a ROM or kernel that works now). i did have a theory that it had to do with newer phones since i just got mine in May, but i don't know how to collect phone info from others that have the same problem as me (i.e., do i ask for their serial number?).

i tried getting a logcat from these events, but since i have to stop the loop with battery removal, i don't think the readout goes back to when you would want to see it (it starts with something about the battery).

if you tell me how i can help you trouble shoot this, i will help out as much as possible since i really would like to OC, but at the moment, i am also completely comfortable running nfinitefx's stock ROM.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chromiumleaf:
nfinitefx45 710 working perfectly, Camera/Media update too

urushiol, I know for the nfinitefx45 specific kernels, you have already posted "TESTED CONFIRMED WORKING" on the main OP for them, but I just wanted to confirm it as well. Been running the 710mhz one for a few hours now and it's been flawless so far, no troubles booting or rebooting either.

I also flashed nfinitefx45's camera/media update .zip and haven't noticed any problems there either. But I'm pretty sure my camera was working just fine before this, so not sure if I even needed to flash that one. No harm though I suppose.

I actually liked the haptic feedback in the stock dialer, so I'm a little bummed this camera/media update removed the dialer's haptic feedback :( Perhaps you should add that to the OP? Obviously not a big deal though.

Thanks for all your hard work on this!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
Feedback is always welcome, if you guys are using these are they are bootlooping your phones, or if they are running great, we would like to here about it.

oh wow, that is a rare one, you truly do like the haptic feedback on the dialer? =D I'll see what I can do!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chromiumleaf:
Haha, yeah I am starting to notice that lol. To me, I think it's odd that so many people DON'T like/want it. But I guess that's the beauty of being able to customize!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
Flash the attached zip (nandroid first, I've got to clean up my computer, I have to much !@#$ on here. I *think* this is the right dialer, if it boot loops and you have to nandroid back, or if it doesn't have haptic let me know!)