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[HTC Aria Android Development] sentinel79:
I'm using the 8/16 nightly build and it's the newest one that works with the v1 oc kernel.

I tried 8/17 and 8/18 but it was a no go ... error on wifi and tons of FCs

this seems really stable (did a full wipe) ... now going through the manual process via batch Titanium to recover my apps to their original state wish there was a way that didn't require me to hit "install" ... "done" every single time for 80 or so times.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
I just downloaded v2.3 of the kernel, and am using it with the 8/16 build. It runs even better, and has a better scale to overclock with. Im about to try it with the latest build and see if it works.
[HTC Aria Android Development] sentinel79:
oh boy ... I'm already half way with my recovery in Titanium ... do you think I could just reflash the kernel without doing a full wipe?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
yea... if you arerunning the 8/16 nightly build, thats what ive been doing. just flashing the kernel and clearing the cache. works fine.
[HTC Aria Android Development] sentinel79:
Have v2.3 over 8/16 nightly withouth wiping from the v1 OC (but did prior to that).

Running with multiple profiles at the moment and thus CPU is really sipping at a conservative 18% ... lets see how long it lasts. Wifi seems to be working.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Seems pretty stable to me. I have 6 profiles running. Its pretty interesting watching them swith back and forth depending on what parameters are set for each profile, and what priority it is set to. I think this kernel will really really really be able to extend the battery life(if the user configures it properly). All you have to do is make sure you have the performance when you need it, and not just run 768mhz all the freakin time... pointless.

I setup a few profiles that lower the cpu frequency when the battery gets below a certain percentage to save even more power. Its pretty neat.

Sorry for the rambling. I believe I am becoming delirious. Not surprising since it is 4:22am local time, and I woke up at 4am yesterday morning. LOL. Bed time! Night everyone.
[HTC Aria Android Development] sentinel79:
10.95 mflops!
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
!

Very very nice! What profiles do you have setup?
[HTC Aria Android Development] m0n3y0n7r335:
If you don't mind could you tell us what your your running and what your settings are and etc? :]
[HTC Aria Android Development] sentinel79:
Advanced Task Killer (widget on my home screen) with most common apps checked and core functions ignored (I uncheck when I use them ... like maps or whatever) with kill set when screen shuts off.

AutoKiller with moderate or Ultimate preset icons on my second screen.

Profiles in SetCPU:

Charging:

600/245 conservative

Sleep/Standby:

245/245 conservative

Battery < 100%:

768/400 ondemand

Battery < 50%:

768/245 ondemand (going to change this to 40% 600/400 and conservative or powersaver I think)

Battery < 20%:

400/245 ondemand (going to change this to conservative or powersaver I think)

Failsafe:

Temp > 48C:

600/245 ondemand

I just pump autokiller a couple times then run linpack

You would think 400 would be laggy but it's actually not that bad. 245 is pretty rough though. I turned my columns to 4 in the app folder and live wallpapers off.
[HTC Aria Android Development] larry996:
Tried the 960mhz kernel he posted on page 13 of my slide forum.... just for kicks. Aria would boot at 960 but then lockup within a minute or so. Tried 844=lockup, Tried 825=lockup after quadrant...but 800 seemed ok. Asked the creator to make up a 400/800 Kernel. Would love trying that for a while....as a tester

Get this at 844mhz, I did run quadrant and got 1170....LOL!!!. Locked up few mins later
[HTC Aria Android Development] jznomoney:
If you guys want a more stable kernel ask him to make one based of the liberty kernel on cyanogenmod git http://github.com/CyanogenMod/htc-kernel-liberty/ that source is based for our phone.
[HTC Aria Android Development] bfinch:
I have been using the test kernal set to 825 for a few hours on a011. I have not had one fc or lockup except for running quadrant. When quadrant does work I get between 1050 - 1100. But every few times I will try it I either get a fc or lockup

Sent from my cm6 Liberty.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
Sorry to disappoint you guys but I can't make a kernel that I can't test. Even version 1 had many incarnations before I released it. It was kinda just luck that I had to use the legend source code that included the board files for all three phones which is what allowed it to work on the aria and legend.

You guys need somebody who actually has the phone to compile a version for you based on the liberty kernel source. My patch is in my github and wouldn't be hard to add to the liberty kernel source. Good luck.
[HTC Aria Android Development] MyronJ906:
Can anyone tell me if any version of the OC kernel is working with attn1's A013? I don't expect to get support for it, would just like to know if it *works*
[HTC Aria Android Development] ccouch5859:
I tried it but it messes with the wifi. Seems to work best with the 8/16 nightly.
[HTC Aria Android Development] bfinch:
ive been sticking with a011 because wifi works, i havent flashed any nightly's. a012 and 13 have wifi issues with all versions of the oc kernal.
[HTC Aria Android Development] lcw90:
Just for kicks..v1 Kernel. cm6.

Quadrant: 1138

neocore: 37.2

Linpack: 9.168
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Thanks from posting where your kernel patch is uploaded. I will start working on a oc'd kernel specifically for the Aria if there is much demand for it. As of right now I wouldn't have enough to provide proper support and updates. As soon as I get a little more time that I can devote to a project like this I will definitely compile a kernel for the Aria. And ill try my best to keep it compatible with attn1's releases... keeping wifi and other functions working with our hardware setup.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Heh. I was playing around with the 960 as well. I managed to hit 1248 one time... but of course you know I would forget to have a screenshot app installed.
[HTC Aria Android Development] larry996:
Thanks! Keep us posted on your progress
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
Sweet. Let me know when you get it working, cause I'll probably stop making the version from the Legend source code when you do.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Will do man. To start off me off quicker can you send me a copy of your config and makefile. It will start this project a lot faster for me. Like your source that you are using as of now to build the kernel. That way I don't have to go through EVERYTHING. if not then ill just from scratch. It will just take longer
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
legend source is master branch (not the default on my github but it's the same patch on both)

and config is arch/arm/configs/dumfuq_msm7227_defconfig

I didn't edit the makefile at all
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
That world! Thanks. Alpha build might be up in the next 48 hours
[HTC Aria Android Development] projectDz:
sweet can't wait :D
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Revisions for different versions listed there as well? Sorry... I haven't been on a PC to check
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
Hoping we can get a stable 960mhz kernel at stock voltage. That would be sick!
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
I did a test build about 6am CST this morning at 860 that was decently stable. Im tweaking it a little more, then going to bed! I stayed up all night working on this. Mainly making sure everything is compatible with CM6. Goodnight.

BTW. 860mhz quadrant was 1348 with several running apps
[HTC Aria Android Development] Anthony1s:
Sweet. I'm really looking forward to this. I wish I had half the knowledge everyone on this forum has with electronics. I can research info like a mofo, but haven't been in this long enough to modify anything no one else has done.
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
VERY NICE! Can't wait to give that a shot. I'm hoping we can push our CPUs all out like some devs did with the Verizon Droid.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Me too, but I dont want to cause any damage. So monitoring all of the phones sensors is ESSENTIAL.

I am gonig to make a whole new thread when i release my first revision. First thing on the page will be a disclaimer lol
[HTC Aria Android Development] Exador:
Nice job, will this work with the liberty roms?
[HTC Aria Android Development] projectDz:
^I'd like to know this as well.
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
Lol I hear you. Well im not scared to help you test as I have sevral other android phones to fall back on. One thing I've learned about overclocking though is as long as you monitor your phones temp etc. you should be able to prevent damage from occurring.
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
Will you post a link to the new thread in this thread?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Exador:
I'm happy with a 25-30 percent overclock. 960 would be amazing but unlikely at stock voltage.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Yes I will post the link in this thread. Las of right now with my test builds I can run around 858mhz pretty stable.
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
Awesome! Can't wait thank u!
[HTC Aria Android Development] amarellapudi:
My Aria is on Liberated_Aria B005 2.1. Currently I am overclocked to 600/806 ondemand with some other profiles. The temp in the SetCPU widget is around 28-31 degrees celcius most of the time. I was wondering what the optimal temp should be and was wondering how hot is too hot?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Anthony1s:
Mine has been as high as 48 degrees while using it and charging it on the USB. Right now it's at 36.5 unused and charging.

forgot to mention. I am running CM6 without an overclock.
[HTC Aria Android Development] eortizr:
So on the latest CM6 (RC0) the OC kernel is giving me wifi error when trying to turn on the wifi.... anyone having the same issue? if not what version of the OC are you guys using
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
Wifi hasnt worked on the oc kernal since a012 for me...waitin on this new oc kernal:) cant wait to play withit! Lol
[HTC Aria Android Development] bfinch:
8/16 nightly or a011 are your choices if you want oc and wifi. Wifi will not work with any other cm6 builds.
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
I can't wait for your kernel release! I'd be happy to help you test if you wanna send me a test build ;)
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
I am close to releasing a test build. It is a lot of work lol. Also very time consuming. My schedule hasnt allowed me a lot of time to work on it.

I will need a few testers, preferably "Power Users". I need 5-10 testers. PM me if interested. Im am working with the Aria Kernel source, not the Legend... so it should be more compatible and also faster when overclocked than the Kernel built on the legend source(if that makes sense). A kernel built specifically for your hardware is usually faster :)

PM ME
[HTC Aria Android Development] ycode90:
PMed ! 10Char.
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
PM sent...
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
Yep pm sent here too!
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
Has anyone tried manually loading the modules with modprobe or insmod?
[HTC Aria Android Development] amarellapudi:
Sent the PM
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Due to a family emergency I have been set back a few days. Sorry forte delay
[HTC Aria Android Development] Anthony1s:
No biggie. Take care of your stuff first. Hope everything will be alright.
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
Family first always! No problems:) hope all is ok:)
[HTC Aria Android Development] Freemantig:
Any update on how this is coming along?
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
I only scored a 610 in quadrant, what gives?? I'm running the latest cm6 and v2 of the overclocked kernel.

Edit: Also only scored a 4.?? in Linpack. My scores are half what they really should be, why is this???

In SetCPU I chose the Nexus One as my device so I could set the max cpu freq to 768, otherwise 600 is the max. I also set several profiles depending on battery life. It should be set to 768mhz anything above 50%. When I view my information in Quadrant it says my cpu freq is at 768mhz.

Am I doing something wrong here???

Edit2:

Ok I reselected my device used Detect Automatically. Now I can select 768mhz as my maximum... couldn't before, weird!

I reset my profiles and tried linpack now I get a 6.915.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ycode90:
Wat?
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
I can confirm that using setcpu did mess up the kernel for me. I just reinstalled the kernel after uninstalling setcpu and now I score a 1024 in quadrant! This is a really snappy phone!
[HTC Aria Android Development] seanzscreams:
any luck with wifi and cm6

i

should state that to anyone

any new builds of cm6 and oc working in any order for anyone yet with wifi
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
Nope wifi doesn't work with cm6 rc0.
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
Fort me wifi isn't a big deal if it works because the 3g is so fast anyways!
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
i agree..has anyone got any news on the kernel based on the aria...id like to play around with that....
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
pm sent lol
[HTC Aria Android Development] seanzscreams:
have you tried cm 6.0 the sexy kernal from 8/27 maybe wifi works with that one

im on 9/3 and no luck just curious if its worth downgrading bc the dalvik cache moved to the internal memory of the phone not sure if im sold yet
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Back on the test build finally....

Ok so I just wanted to let everyone know that Im back up and running on working on the Kernel. Its been a crazy two weeks.

I need to know if anyone has managed to make any of these previously built kernels have been confirmed to work with the Newer CM6 builds?
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
I'm running it on the newest version of cm 6 and WiFi is a negative
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
I for one am glad your back.... hope all is well... and that your build comes quick
[HTC Aria Android Development] seanzscreams:
9/6 cm kernal v 1 and nothing

it seems every build from

8/16 has failed in the

wifi

camera

sound recording

and playback at times

but its good to hear your back

cant wait for a new kernal to flash
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
Good to hear ur back! Hope all is well..im not having any luck here either...
[HTC Aria Android Development] cheddarbob41:
can anyone send me 8/16 nightly or a011 so i can flash them because my sd card wiped itself the other day now i no longer have them. Or if there are stored anywhere could some point me in that direction? Thx

or has anyone got a012 and oc with working wifi?
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
Confirmed:

the 806mhz kernel is working with CM6 RC0 rom. Phone is blazing fast - I get a 1060 in quadrant now. It is starting to rival the 1ghz phones at this speed.. and faster than the 1ghz phones with android 2.1 still installed on them!
[HTC Aria Android Development] FFXTDS:
8/16 nightly

http://www.4shared.com/file/VeNE1F93/cm_liberty-08162010-003855.html
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
I've been getting a lot of fc on adw launcher when I flash the oc kernel with cm 6 v 6. 0. 0 any ideas why
[HTC Aria Android Development] sentinel79:
But do you have wifi or wifi tethering issues ... that was the killer for me ... not to mention I prefer the sense camera zooming (swipe to zoom) and sense text selection in my exchange email.

806 (legend) kernel on latest liberated is working really well for me by the way.

Went to bed with 100% and woke up 7 hours later with 98% :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
I am back working on a "stable", overclockable kernel using the patches that were added to the legend kernel in this post. I am using the current cyanogen modded kernel for the newer CM6 builds as the base. This way all hardware should be compatible. It is a lot more work than people think, actually getting everything to work correctly, let alone even boot lol.

But I just wanted to let everyone know that I have started working on this project again. Hopefully it will only be a few days before we have a kernel with wifi/tethering, gps, and everything else working.... overclocked to at least 806 stable.

If my first release is going to be overclockable to 806, what steps would everyone use the most? like 245, 486, 600.... etc
[HTC Aria Android Development] seanzscreams:
245 400 480 500 550 600 650 700 750 800

please i have my setcpu txt set up that way basically

just a little more incremental would be awesome if its too much then just the standard is fine by me
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
Myself I like 245 when Idle or screen off. I don't currently use any oc kernels but have used setcpu before to clock down to 245 when idle. Other than that, 245, 806 for all I care =)
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
I am sure this process takes a while but we appreciate your hard work...the steps don't matter to me just looking for a stable oc kernel
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
Also any clues to the multiple FC with adw when I flash the Oc kernel
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
Have you noticed any problems after using set CPU and setting for 245 on screen off
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
No problems with 245 for about a week, helped battery life and I had it at 245 when idle (just looking at the screen, etc) as well. A day or so ago my battery life started to drain pretty quick, and when I looked at battery stats setcpu was sucking up nearly 20%. I uninstalled it after that and all was well.
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
For some reason when I unlock the phone it lags and I get fc from adw...but thanks for the battery warning...I will look into mine
[HTC Aria Android Development] :
I use launcherpro and it had no lag.
[HTC Aria Android Development] seanzscreams:
its official im using 3.1 820 oc legend base on my aria

on nightly 8/16 and i have to say probably the best ive ever seen this phone work had the setcpu issue bc i have profiles set up i found if the screen off importance isnt set right it will stay at 245 until you turn the screen off and on again or set somthing on top of it importance wise

wifi amazing

tether ammazing

gps fast and within 7 ft accurate using * method under apn types

camera is flashing pics

able to record and play back audio files

no fcs just sometimes lancher if i click around to much and its trying to do something it will give me a fc message but i hit wait and it comes back instantly

launcher pro advice

go to menu preferences advanced memory usage

mem usage preset medium

use home screen cahces check

home screen cache type normal

build caches as needed uncheck

clear cahces in exit uncheck

prevent force closes check
[HTC Aria Android Development] sentinel79:
I noticed severe lag when waking the screen as well ... so you solve it by turnit on and off and on again? I figured it was an issue with setcpu's profiles or perhaps the kernel so I uninstalled both.

If this bug gets resolved then I would surely re-install the legend oc kernel with setcpu.
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
So let me get this right you have the Oc kernel running and your wifi works? And its on cm6 nightly 8/16..if so could you post it so I can set that up...thanks in advance
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
I'm currently running CM6 RC0, and the Legend 825mhz OC kernel, working like a champ! This phone is incredibly fast!
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
Yea, the older builds will work with the legend based oc kernel, and wifi working.
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
When I run the 806 with cm6 rco my wifi doesn't work...maybe I'm doing something wrong is there a certain order to flash in...any ideas?
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
Where can I find the 825 oc kernel just curious...post a link if you could
[HTC Aria Android Development] FFXTDS:
the link is on the second post on the first page
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
So has anyone used the 845 oc kernel? Also any help on a proper flashing sequence for an oc kernel would be great...yes I'm a complete noob
[HTC Aria Android Development] FFXTDS:
you flash it like you would a rom
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
Okay do you flash it after you flash cm6 and gapps? Or in-between?
[HTC Aria Android Development] FFXTDS:
I do it after gapps
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
Thanks...I appreciate the help
[HTC Aria Android Development] seanzscreams:
8/16 and wifi work yes and so does everything else that doesnt with oc and cm

i think 8/16 working was a fluke i have been flashing nightlies now since a 012 and stopped at 9/8 the only working build as of right now with oc fully functional 8/16
[HTC Aria Android Development] Script:
wifi working with 9/8 and legend based oc kernel?
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
the 8/16 nightly with the 825 oc kernel works great...but i hear that an oc kernel made from the aria source will actually be faster...does anyone know if there is truth in this
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
The proper procedure for flashing just a kernel is as follows:

* Reboot in to Recovery mode

* Wipe Cache partition

* Wipe Dalvik Cache

* Install .zip from SD card

* Done...
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
Thanks..... kaschenberg... it helps when something is completely spelled out for a noob like me
[HTC Aria Android Development] kaschenberg:
Also, do not go in to Recovery mode via USB-plugged-in-to-phone method. Leave it unplugged from the USB cord, and manually go in to Recovery by either restarting it in Android, or you can also use ROM Manager I beleive to reboot in to Recovery Mode.
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
I heard that going into boot with the USB plugged in causes to be unstable...so I appreciate the heads up
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
will someone who uses the 806 kernel and has broken wifi please try this, test the wifi, and report back.

oc806-v3.2-legend-cm-2.6.29-signed.zip
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
and if wifi is still broken will you try this...

oc806-v3.2-legend-cm-2.6.29-signed-signed.zip
[HTC Aria Android Development] Anthony1s:
I'll try it now. Does it matter what Rom I use? I'm gonna be trying your kernels on CM 6.0.2.
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
nope, rom shouldn't matter
[HTC Aria Android Development] Anthony1s:
Thanks for the quick reply. I see people wanting to run 8/16 with a OC kernel and it doesn't make sense to run a month old build. Especially having to deal with the green line in youtube again. Anyway, last night I tried the 768, 806, 825, and 844 on 8/16 for fun. They weren't stable at all, but the 768 and 825 got the highest benchmarks from the apps I used. I guess what I'm getting at is, in the final build, I'd like to see a couple different kernels to play with. I'll post my results on your new kernels in about an hour.
[HTC Aria Android Development] barnboy7274:
oh yeah!

Thanks for the work dumfuq. The second oc kernal post works. Wifi up and running on nightly 9/12. Awesome!!
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
swing and a hit. Thanks for testing
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
Thank u sir this is great!
[HTC Aria Android Development] dumfuq:
I'll get them on my kernel page when I can, but they only really matter to you guys anyway so they are here.

make sure you get a 3.2 version and wifi should work :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] delutedsoul23:
thanks for the work so 3.2 oc should work on any cm6 rom? id really like to run the newest buld of it...8/16 nightly is lacking lol anyone tested these on the new cm6?
[HTC Aria Android Development] joshua54:
Yea its working on the cm 6.0.2 Tom
[HTC Aria Android Development] ls377:
825 working great on cm6.0.2. Thanks, great work!