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[HTC Aria Android Development] Exador:
Script needs to either post his kernal or stop with the BS. First it was family problems then he was super busy. I wonder what the next excuse will be. He should wait until he has a working kernal before making these announcements if he even has a working kernal. It's been weeks since he said it would be ready within 48 hours.
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
Patience is a virtue Im just happy were gonna have one specifically for the aria:)
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Ok, so ask for your money back. Hangon, I'll give it to you myself. $0 of $0 refunded. Have a nice day. =)
[HTC Aria Android Development] egzthunder1:
Agree with this. Just be patient and try to stay on topic.
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
I'm thankful for all the guys who develop to make the aria better...with there free time and to no expense to me....thanks to all and keep up the good work
[HTC Aria Android Development] ycode90:
^Here, here. Thanks to all for making the Aria better.
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
does anyone have a clue whats the max we can reach on the aria as far as overclocking it.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ioft:
Make your own? Seriously, no need to be rude. I have my own family problems going on as well and it's been lasting since June, so unless you're in his shoes then I don't think it's appropriate to be making demands like this.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Exador:
I don't care for the damn thing, you're the ones that check every 5 minutes for a kernal that's never going to materialize. All I'm saying is put up or shut up, The guy is an obvious bullshitter you're just to naive or stupid to realise it. I know I'm not the only one who feels this way.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ls377:
If you don't care, why are you here?
[HTC Aria Android Development] egzthunder1:
Last warning. Calm down and don't demand for things.
[HTC Aria Android Development] cheddarbob41:
back on topic i am excited about an aria kernel but am satisfied with the existing one that works on the aria and will continue to wait even if it takes 6 months i'll be happy with it.

Also for some reason my phone doesn't like 844 3.2 i have tried it on CM6 and R012 and all i get is immediate lockups. Does anyone have anything i can try to combat this?

844 3.1 on R012 was the one that worked the longest but still locked up.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ccouch5859:
Have you tried 3.5?
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
I'm running cm 6.0.2.1 with 844 3.2 and I have no problems runs smooth no lock ups or fc
[HTC Aria Android Development] cheddarbob41:
i thought 3.5 said it was only for the espresso or whatever it was? But 825 works fine all both roms so i think i am just gonna settle with that one for now.
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
i keep jumping in between 825 and 844 i cant seem to make up my mind but as of right now the battery life...the speed and everything i want is working with the 844 3.2 oc kernel on the cm6.0.2.1 so im happy for the moment...although im addicted to adding and changing things on this phone. im sure im not alone on that one.... :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] cheddarbob41:
Yeah I'm def addicted to modding my phones now. My wife I'd like still! You were messing with your phone all night. Now her backflip got rooted and I did a2sd so I flashed r012 so I could do a2sd on my aria its just fun! Lol
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
Yea my wife told me last night if your not working your messing with that phone...I said that's not true I mess with it at work too....I can't help it its addictive
[HTC Aria Android Development] eljefe27:
Lol my wife asked me if I wanted her to change her name to aria so I might pay more attention to her
[HTC Aria Android Development] seanzscreams:
hahaha dude literally same **** except she said i hope your not leaving me for aria are you... its awesome i feel like most of the addiction for me is seeing how fluid i can get it , i find myself taking out of my pocket unlocking it flipping through my apps all the screens then screen previews , then i relock it and back in the pocket she goes,

thats like my own insane test for all this damn changing ive been doing and seeing what im finally going to stick with one of these days lol
[HTC Aria Android Development] panda703:
If your going to whine and be negative then just keep your thoughts to yourself
[HTC Aria Android Development] seanzscreams:
anyone try any new nightlies with oc i flashed full 75

http://mirror.teamdouche.net/?device=liberty&type=nightly

from the new nightly mirror havent tried any oc was gonna try 3.5

if someone tries new stuff can we please make an effort to state what build, what oc, and

the 5 most important things

the camera

blue tooth

wifi

3g

gps

and if they cause complete failures

just to help us all along as a community in trying new nightlies and maybe not ecountering the same errors some of you already have

just for the good of this forum

thanks
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
I'm running the build 74 nightly with the ver 3.5 825 kernel, and everything is running smooth. gps locks quickly and no issues with wifi or data connections. I don't use blue tooth so I can't vouch for that. Oh and no issues with the camera either.
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
tried to enable blue tooth with that setup and it immediately locked the phone up. Still running 3.5 825 kernel, I upgraded to the build 75 nightly and everything is still working good except for bluetooth is still locking up the phone for me.

edit: Im also running setcpu with profiles enabled.

Heres a quadrant with this setup.

View attachment 413397
[HTC Aria Android Development] seanzscreams:
tried it and the same ive been monitoring sys temps and stock nightly 76 is about 95 to 99 f and with 844 highest it gets is 102 104 ish bluetooth locking up on me too
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
when i was running 6.0.2.1 with the 3.5 825 dumfuq oc kernel i noticed mine would run hotter than it did with the 3.2 825 dumfuq oc kernel so now im running 6.0.2.1 with dumfuq 3.2 844 oc kernel....and all is well except the bluetooth also locks up my phone
[HTC Aria Android Development] Exador:
Where did I make a demand? All I did was call out a bullshitter.
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
This part right here:

"All I'm saying is put up or shut up"

Sounds like a demand to me! :p
[HTC Aria Android Development] jonandkym:
Since you seem to be such a knowledgeable programmer why don't you put up or shut-up... Oh, that's right - you are a moron... I realized that since your first comment.
[HTC Aria Android Development] lilhaiti:
You know, these guys on the whole forum do all of this work pretty much for free for the most part. For someone to even think of something like "put up or shut up" is childish and BS in itself. These guys work hard for the fun of it so people like you can benefit and this is the thanks they get. You really should watch what you say to people. Just off you comment, he could just pack it up and stop working on the whole project and then what will we have. If you can't do the work yourself say "thank you" or nothing at all. This is a community forum for helping others and passing info...but bad mouthing people that work hard is uncalled for. STOP IT NOW!!!

Thanks for all the hard work you guys have done with the kernel so far.
[HTC Aria Android Development] jonandkym:
Thank you. Lilhaiti and everyone else for your hard work!
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
I agree! And am very thankful for all the hard work:)
[HTC Aria Android Development] Mr-D-Hakker:
is there any fix or workaround for the problem in the lockscreen when wifi is connected, the touch screen stops working for like 30 seconds??? btw Nightly 78 with oc 3.5 825
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
What happened to the list of kernels that was on page one? Not seeing any.

By the way I tried the 3.5 844 kernel on my aria with CM6.0.2.1 and it won't boot.
[HTC Aria Android Development] eljefe27:
Still there second post once u click the link go to first page the xda app latest update takes u to last page of thread
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
This thread is deeeaaaddd....
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
Agreed we need some happenings to get this thread going again

sent from my aria on cm6 v6.0.2.1 dumfuq's oc kernel v3.2, 844
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
Why can't I get these kernels to boot for me?
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
sent from my aria on cm6 v6.0.2.1 dumfuq's oc kernel v3.2, 844
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
What rom and oc kernel are you using

sent from my aria on cm6 v6.0.2.1 dumfuq's oc kernel v3.2, 844
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
CM6.0.2.1 and I've tried all the 3.2 kernels and some of the 3.5s
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
Are you wiping nth cache partition and dalvic then flash cm6...then gapps then the Oc kernel of your choice...that's what I do and I have no issues

sent from my aria on cm6 v6.0.2.1 dumfuq's oc kernel v3.2, 844
[HTC Aria Android Development] eljefe27:
Same here mine only works with 806 3.5 or 3.2 I have tried on many differnt roms currently on cm6 84 full with 806 3.5 kernel working great

P.s I dont use bluetooth so dont know if it works

Edit: bt is a no go
[HTC Aria Android Development] edoka:
which kernal do we download and how do we flash it to OC the aria
[HTC Aria Android Development] eljefe27:
http://www.mediafire.com/?q2uxan96ubqyq

Flash in clockwork
[HTC Aria Android Development] edoka:
does it have to be cm or liberated

better yet does it matter what rom were using
[HTC Aria Android Development] Foo_Blyat:
V1 and V2 would break wifi amd 3G on the Aria I was flashing and V3.5 would break 3G but wifi would work.

So far I haven't been able to use any kernals except stock cm6
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bored God:
I tried out the oc844-v3.5-legend-cm-2.6.29-signed.zip // My results were very good. It didn't break my WiFi or my HSDPA for AT&T. Quadrant benchmark shows my device :1162, just below the nexus one 2.2+ // Phone information: Model number Liberty// Android version 2.2.1//Mod version CyanogenMod-6-10142010-NIGHTLY-Liberty.

Going to test the BT now to see if still working.

EDIT: Tested the Bluetooth and it also works. Looks like all is good. If anything bad happens i'll post but so far so good with the working kernel.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Noz85:
Took me awhile but I found it.

http://www.mediafire.com/?q2uxan96ubqyq

Damn it works great but it kills the battery extremely fast...
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
Yep Bluetooth working on 10/14 nightly with oc844 v3.5 :) gonna check everything else out
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bored God:
I have to say after a day of use while at work (quick google searches on my phone and distracting text messages) I didn't notice a decrease in battery life. If anything, battery life has lasted longer, a full 8 hour shift plus some with only a quick charge during brake for about 5 minutes. The battery still has plenty of juice left compared to just a night ago where the phone was close to dead with sevral charges throughout.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Anthony1s:
This link doesn't have them anymore.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Noz85:
Here's another post.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=745805
[HTC Aria Android Development] ls377:
Anyone using the newest version of the kernels?
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
EDIT: nevermind...just noticed theres a ver 4.0...I'll post back after I give that a go!
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bored God:
Also tried the v4.0 I didn't do what he said about setting it to max but phone still booted then set it in setcpu. I dont notice much difference. Quaderent and line pack showing about same scores as before. I would like to try a stable 960 kernel.
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
does the wifi still work on the 4.0 oc kernel
[HTC Aria Android Development] ls377:
I did the same, had it freeze on me once or twice so I used setcpu and it's worked fine.

Yes, wifi does work.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Bored God:
Double that, wifi, 3g network, and bluetooth still works.
[HTC Aria Android Development] xaos11:
Tried 4.0 but locked up twice playing angry birds. Went back to 3.5.
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Because it is GPU intensive. Just sayin' :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
I'm using the 4.0 Oc kernel and I'm having no issues with angry birds just played for about 20 mins and no freeze up,no lag or fc
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Yeah, I'm using stock cm6 nightlies and after a few levels angry birds freezes without any oc kernel.
[HTC Aria Android Development] seboj:
I've had no problems with Angry Birds using either the CM6 94 nightly or the 94 with v3.5 768 OC kernel.

For those using v4.0, does that require using SetCPu?
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
I tried v4.0 with the default speed of 864mhz and I was able to boot, but about 30sec later the device would reboot every time. So, needless to say, I restored my backup of 825mhz via Nandroid (which works great btw).
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
ive been using the 4.0 oc kernel on cm6 stable and ive had no fc or lockups...so far so good
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
So I tried installing the 4.0 kernel a couple times last night and i couldnt get more than 30 sec's past the boot screen. But thanks to SetCpu I've got it installed and I've got it running at 806 max for now to see how stable it is compared to 3.5. So far so good though. I just installed Setcpu prior to installing the 4.0 kernel (while still running 3.5) and set my max to 806 and checked the "Start at reboot" box. Then I installed the 4.0 kernel and did the autodetect with Setcpu. Boots fine and no force closes or freezing as of yet.
[HTC Aria Android Development] seboj:
Did you set scaling_max_freq at any point?
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
yea i tried doing that when i first tried to install the kernel and it was locking up and rebooting the phone. I set it 806400 and verified it. So when that didnt work I just restored my Nandroid and used setcpu to get it to boot.

Maybe its just me, but running the ver 4.0 kernel, it seems as though my phone is running a lot smoother. It just seems more fluid...
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
I agree with (call me aria). The phone runs smoother all around. Very very snappy
[HTC Aria Android Development] xaos11:
Actually, I would argue that this is not the reason it crashed. I think that it can be blamed on the higher clock speed when I updated to the newest kernel. Also, I was running a beta version which may have been the culprit. I have used 844 3.5 playing angry birds (full) without crashing fine. Also I might point out that I have not noticed a huge difference when it comes to gpu performance on the oc kernel.
[HTC Aria Android Development] seboj:
I used this method, worked fine. All day on v4 806 OC with CM6 94 nightly, no problems or FCs.
[HTC Aria Android Development] lilhaiti:
I installed 4.0 with full 94. It worked great, but I didn't see that much of an improvement over the stock kernel. yes it did seem a slight bit more snappy but it wasn't a whole lot of difference. I did see a difference in the benchmark numbers, but in real world use, it just wasn't that much of a difference. Two things took me back to the stock kernel.

1. Battery life; I have an hour train ride every morning, on which I use my phone as an MP3 player. Using the same app and everything, I lost about 10% more battery than usual.

2. The phone seemed jerky at moments, probably while switching from slow speed to high speed, and it also had a choppy scroll in widgets.

I tried many different speed combos and didn't see any worth keeping.

Overall, this is an amazing project and an amazing accomplishment keep it up.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Mastekz:
Where can I download 4.0 kernel
[HTC Aria Android Development] ls377:
Go to the second post in this thread and follow the link.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Freemantig:
Haven't been keeping up with this to much lately. Did we ever get an aria specific kernel made or is it still a legend kernel?
[HTC Aria Android Development] CallMeAria:
In a way yes...The latest cm6 release (rc0) now has oc built in if you use set cpu.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Freemantig:
Where do I d/l that or is it a nightly.

Nevermind. I found it. Thank you.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dfroot87:
How is everyones battery life with this new kernel?
[HTC Aria Android Development] dfroot87:
Hmmm... Decided to try it out over CM6 A009 and am getting a wifi error. Anybody seeing the same?
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
The kernel is performance locked. Disabling the performance lock with setcpu causes issues currently. I wouldn't recommend changing the settings.

version one is always at 600 or 768 when the screen is on and 245 when it is off. Personally it seems a little much for me.

version 2 will sit at 400 when the screen is on unless it needs the cpu, then will ramp up to 600 and then to 768. I like this better myself than always running it fast.
[HTC Aria Android Development] bfinch:
Version 1 battery is not as good. I got 10 hours with minimum usage. I Usually get 18- 20 on days like today. I'm about to flash version 2

Sent from my cm6 Liberty. :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] ioft:
So I decided to install V1...

Linpack...

Stock Kernel:

MFLOPS: 7.385

Time: 11.35 Seconds

V1 Kernel:

MFLOPS: 8.91

Time: 9.41 Seconds

---

Quadrant...

Stock Kernel: 890

V1 Kernel: 1022

Which is all fine and dandy... but one thing I'm noticing is that when I lock the screen (or if it goes dark) the cpu frequency gets stuck at 245mhz when I wake/unlock the phone. I then have to go into SetCPU and it goes back to 600/768... thoughts? I'm currently running CM6...
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
It is because you disabled the performance lock. That breaks stuff.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
I have yet to see the CPU actually get up to 768 on v2, no matter what I'm doing with my phone...

Are you using this on the Aria, or slide?
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
Its difficult to see in version 2. if you are plugged in it locks to 600 so just using cat with adb won't work.

It will only go to 768 if needed, so staring at set cpu is worthless as well because the cpu will be fairly idle and not need to go up.

Try plugging in, run linpack or whatnot, then unplug and run it again. You should notice a difference.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ioft:
Actually, I didn't.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Ive done this. I have been monitoring the cpu and all other hardware aspects during normal operation, whether it be plugged in, or on battery... all with basically the same results. Benchmarks, stress tests, 3d rendering, file system read/writes... etc.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
No clue then. It works great for me as long as I don't touch setcpu. There is one hiding in the original thread that has its frequency locked at 768 when the screen is on. You could try that.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
I am working with modifying a kernel similar to this to have the effect that I am looking for, as well as *hopefully* coming closer to finding a fix to the lockup/freeze issues. This is definitely a start though!
[HTC Aria Android Development] larry996:
I have been unplugged for almost 20 hours still 30% left. I have made some calls, looked some things up on the internet and used texting.

Seems the 245 with screen off really helps!
[HTC Aria Android Development] froggyarts:
because OC kernel talk was getting off topic in the cm6 thread: I left my phone on wifi all night with the 8/16 nightly cm6 and the o/c kernel version 1.. no lockups at all. I woke up the phone and unlocked it smooth as butter.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ioft:
I've reinstalled the v1 kernel and am using some free widget to monitor the CPU instead of SetCPU and its running fine. Quadrant averages 1030 and linpack is getting 9.04-9.06...
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
Im not saying not to use setcpu. I like it and use it myself and recommend buying it. What I'm saying is if you make any changes the kernel will act wonky (get stuck at 245 or something else weird) until a reboot. So you can use the widget and even use it to test but you will need a reboot if you actually make changes or undo the performance lock.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ioft:
Oh I know. I was just stating how I'm currently running things :-)
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
Interesting....I wouldn't be scared of pushing a little and running up to 800 maybe even 850 as long as it could me done at stock voltage. But as this is a kernel that's being borrowed from another device it seems we are a ways off from bumping clock speeds up a little.
[HTC Aria Android Development] drwatson1234:
New to Kernel(s)

I'm really interested in trying this out, but I wanted to ask this first. If I install the .zip from clockwork and OC my current rom - CM6:a013 (nightly build), will that mess anything up if I wanted to go back to another rom (specifically CM6:a012 alpha, etc.)?

I really want to try this, but am just worried that changing the kernel is permanent and would potentially mess something up if I tried to install a new attn1 rom.

Thanks everyone! I really appreciate everyone's collaboration!
[HTC Aria Android Development] FFXTDS:
its not permanent
[HTC Aria Android Development] dfroot87:
Wish I knew how you guys were getting this to work with wifi. Im doing a full wipe cache and all, reflash my a012 and gapps, then flash the v1 kernel zip. Dunno why I cant get it to work.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ioft:
Do a nandroid backup prior to installing the kernel and if you want to go back then do an advanced restore to restore Boot and System.
[HTC Aria Android Development] MyronJ906:
I would also like to know how people have this working with Wifi on A012 and/or the latest 8/17 nightly. I found that I seem to get *better* battery life using the OC kernel than I did on A012 (phone barely made it through the day with what I consider moderate use...this was even after wiping battery status)

In case anyone missed it, there is a version 2.2 of the OC kernel and I would *love* to have it working with the latest from attn1
[HTC Aria Android Development] Rudreax:
A possible problem; whenever i try to play something I recorded on the Voice Recorder, the whole phone freezes. Nothing works unless you take out the battery.

No, I haven't done anything to tamper with SetCPU. So...yeah. I'm using the Liberated ROM (005), v2 of the kernel.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Exador:
You're not alone, I can't get wifi to work either. This kernal is fun to play with but I'm not gonna use it full time. I'm gonna wait until we have a kernal specifcally for the Aria.
[HTC Aria Android Development] lilhaiti:
I am using v2 (OC768) with Liberated 005 and it has been working pretty good so far, haven't seen much of a difference in battery life and everything so far seems to work. Only issue I saw was this morning the time wasn't updating on my clock widget, but a restart solved that.

Linpack: 4.3

Quadrant: 445

What are others getting using a 2.1 ROM?
[HTC Aria Android Development] MyronJ906:
I'm going to use this for a while, I just dropped to the 08/16 CM6 nightly and the Wifi works flawlessly, no lockups for me so far and I have had better battery life than I was having with A012 yesterday, I am a happy camper.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Same here. Its running great for me. Videos are running much better as well!
[HTC Aria Android Development] ycode90:
Liberated Aria oc 2.2

Quadrant :448

Linpack:4.78

Edit LWP's and OCv2.2 don't get along
[HTC Aria Android Development] larry996:
I too had problems with A12, ended up loading CM6 nightly WIFI works fine with V1 OC

Nice Quadrant scores of 1071 highest. Would love to get a hold of an 800 or 850 kernel just to test with. Been running this 768 OC for a few days....no lockups
[HTC Aria Android Development] ioft:
Which nightly release did you grab?