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[Hero CDMA Android Development] phillyman7200:
OK here's my report on this. Im using the latest 589 uncapped. I had it set to 768 in Collins. It worked amazing all day. I have it set the same on battery usb and plugged. Worked fine on the car charger. When I plugged it in tonight at home all hell broke lose. Force closes. Reboots. The whole nine. So I stepped it down one in Collins to 742 i think it was. Whatever it next lower from 768 lol and now all is fine and seems just about as fast. I'm just curious if its something I did or what?. By the way my phone has never run smoother than right now so thank you guys lol.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
768 is probably just too unstable for your phone.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] phillyman7200:
Yea I thought that. Was just weird it worked all day till I put it on charge
[Hero CDMA Android Development] guitardoc64:
I finally tried #589 and my Hero has never been better! I was having issues with POP email not polling right, no matter how I set it it would not notify me and I had to do it manually. This morning I was surprised when I got my email! Awesome paired with LiquidSense.

I did however that the light sensor and trackball light don't play well with LiquidSense. It breaks them.

Sent from my hotrodded Hero using the XDA app
[Hero CDMA Android Development] norm12:
I could be wrong but I thought that Collins only ran at 691 when on battery, no matter how much higher it is set----plugging it in would set it to 768, triggering boot loops.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] phillyman7200:
Its possible. Although under system info on quadrant standard it says I'm currently running at 748 which i have it set. The thing I don't get is it says I should be able to max at 768. Not that it matters really. Difference wasn't so huge as to be a problem. Actually runs better where it is now and def ten times better then before the over clock
[Hero CDMA Android Development] guitardoc64:
Where might I find these modules? I'm running this on LiquidSenese 2.2.1 and trackball and light sensor are not working.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] phillyman7200:
Maybe someone here can help me. Ever since I flashed this I lose about ten percent of battery an hour. It actually seems like I lose more battery with the screen off? I have this kernel ... Collins bat tweak... the build boost that kif wrote. And all programs (weather and face book) to refresh every hour. I also have juice defender and juice plotter if that matters. Just trying to figure this out. I also have my processor set to interactive and max set to 469 and min set to 19200 lol lol. Tried to save battery when screens off. Any help here is appreciated. Thanks in advance
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jasonmaloney:
Ditch that.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] phillyman7200:
Seriously?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
why? what problems do you have with it? i'll be glad to fix them for you :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
Agreed. I too would start with the modded build.prop.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] phillyman7200:
Kif the only problem I had was the battery. I lost on average between 10 and 15 percent per hour. I went back to original build prop and lost 50 percent in twelve hours. Had to be something with the build. Other than that I loved it
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
First report of battery drain..... will look into this
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
Deca battery tweak based off collin ph causes loss of root/super user permission

But collin ph doesn't do that :(
[Hero CDMA Android Development] il Duce:
Umm no it doesn't. I've used Decad3nce's batt tweak hundreds of times when I flashed, never once did I lose root/su. Others have reported this in the past and usually it's because they rooted their phone using a 1-click of some sort, which just isn't the same as the way we did the old school method. Something else happened to cause this, not sure what, but it's NOT Decad3nce's tweak.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
Yes it does. I never rooted one click and deca's always lost SU permissions. Kf, just reflash the su zip and you'll be fine :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
Yeah I did the one click method in january.....what would I have to do to re-root using old method so that this problem?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] andythegreenguy:
I agree, it has happened to me once out of the MANY times I have used the battery tweak. I had lost my SU and had to flash the SU framework impaler had provided.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] 24601:
Perhaps it's best to say that results are different. I've used deca's battery tweak for months and with different roms and have never lost root/su permission. I initially rooted using regaw's "old school" method, and when I came back from a ruu to update my phone I used a one-click method. Still using deca's tweak and never have lost root. Would agree it's not deca's tweak.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
Where is the su framework? And this just happened to me after I flashed I re flashed rom and flashed tweak again still lost su :( hopefully I can get this to, work.....do I have to re root using the old method or is there another fix?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] il Duce:
You can grab the superuser app from the market, and for extra fun, hit the problems button in TB

sent from a series of tubes
[Hero CDMA Android Development] andythegreenguy:
I got it from impaler. Here you go: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9467385&postcount=2984.

PS: A search would have given you what I gave... because that's how I got it... :D.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
I would've searched myself but I'm on mobile xda for next few days
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
See? I'm useful even though I don't have a hero anymore :cool: :p
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
Lol I want to be useful with helping peoples heros except I want to keep my hero :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] andythegreenguy:
You know, self help is the best help!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
So are you saying deca, impaler, aosp, jasonmaloney, uncorrupted, myself, il duce , (on and on) shouldn't help others and only themselves??????

.....nah I don't think that's what you mean ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] andythegreenguy:
Naaaaah! I did not mean that, I meant that's where you start...

Again, I cannot Thank enough all the guys you have named above and any those that you have not named for the help they provide.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
I know just joking around with you...actually the search function on the actual xda site (no search function in app :() and google are best self help places :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] il Duce:
in the xda app, press more, search is there.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
Lol silly me overlooked that lol
[Hero CDMA Android Development] :
deca you removed your thanks button lol but thanks for the compiling instructions ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
Ok, I'm lost here. I recently started to use the capped 691, and I don't think the battery tweak is working for me. If anything, my battery is draining like nothing else, I'm lucky to get about 8-9 hours on a full charge.

Not using anything special, just jaybob's 31-DEC Vanilla Froyo with Deca's #589 (691 Capped) + the linked DecaMOD battery tweak.

The tweak worked with the uncapped kernel just fine, but I was getting erratic bootloops with it since my phone can't handle 768.

Help?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] partytrikk:
Maybe just try the uncapped but scale it down? If that one worked with the tweek that's what I'd do. :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Drunkpilot:
What are you setting your batt-cfg to? are you just using the default settings or are you doing custom (#3) settings?

I have never used the capped since the uncapped is cooked into Jaybob's (I was a redglass, vanilla, and blue user) since my phone doesn't have a problem at 768. would have to think that the tweak would work on both of those kernals though and not just the uncapped. I use the tweak on everything but the Mild Salsa (Thoughtlesskyle/Tazz) rom.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ch1naski:
It has to be the settings. The batt-cfg was tweaked by deca for deca's kernels. (it still works on most other kernels, tho). And FWIW, 8-9 hours of xda and internet on 1-2 bars signal kills my battery dead.

nandroids are for sissies.

sent from GB hero.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
The problem with uncapped was the bootloops :(

Well, since I'm using the 691 capped, I'm using Option #2 (691 defaults). I assumed that would work, but I don't think it is. My first Hero had no issues being pushed to 768, but this new Hero I have certainly doesn't appreciate me pushing it that high. With the uncapped kernel, I ended up with lots of bootloops, and booting became a guessing game to see if the phone was going to try to hit 768 or not. After 691 capped, I've had not a single issue with the booting.

Yes, you're right, his battery tweak is awesome. While using it with the uncapped kernel, I was routinely hitting 26-30 hours on regular (light) usage by me. I just couldn't deal with the bootloops when I finally did have to change the battery. It would sometimes take 5-10 minutes before the phone was booted and ready to use again.

Thanks for any advice, guys :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Drunkpilot:
This might seem silly, but maybe go in and check to make sure the tweak is enabled. I just looked and noticed that #4 wasn't enabled. Couldn't hurt to check. Sorry nothing better as far as advice.

Flashing IS a gateway drug!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
Ah crap. I thought maybe that it might be a good idea to try to redownload the battery tweak (possibly bad download the first time I grabbed it) and the link for it is 404. Anyone else got a link?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] il Duce:
http://db.tt/DYjhmGG
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LiquidSolstice:
:) Thanks! Stored in my Dropbox and Gmail for safekeeping.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cell2011:
Overclocked kernel

Will the her0C-signed.zip work on RC1 Cy 7.0? I flashed it but not working infact wont boot up just stays at cy 7 screen?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cell2011:
overclock kernel

I found this works good on RC1 7.0 at 824mhz so far and Market comes up in a snap. Will this work good on Extblu_6.1.0_stable.zip?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
Umm. Unless you modded the kernel I think the max is 768.

Locked & Loaded
[Hero CDMA Android Development] evilvoice:
any possibility of getting a download link for this. I know it is old, but I need it. Mainly need the whole zip (#589) for the boot.img and wlan.ko...loaded up old Hero and noticed it wont connect to wifi
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Drunkpilot:
Have you tried jaybob's .35 kernel? It's great for gingerbread rims and being used for ICS. If that doesn't work for you, pm me. I should have it. I have a few uncapped .29 kernels somewhere.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] evilvoice:
Nevermind. I was unsure if the newer kernel would run on a 2.1 system. It seems to work. I was a little hesitant to try because I would have no way back other than reflash.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Drunkpilot:
Interesting. Never tried on anything lower than 2.2 and that was short.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
haha looks like the need was felt.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chompy:
ego stroke 101

yes definitely. it feels very stroked
[Hero CDMA Android Development] aaronpoweruser:
dec have you heard of HAVS and AVS

Also, a little info on HAVS and AVS:

The purpose of HAVS is to minimize the power used by the CPU by determining

and setting the optimal voltage. At the same time, the maximum voltage by

which HAVS can scale to is fixed to a specified voltage depending on the

CPU frequency in order to prevent scaling to a higher voltage than what is

normally used at a specified voltage. The optimal voltage is actively determined

for each frequency and temperature. HAVS actively adjusts the CPU voltage as the

CPU frequency and temperature changes.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
That would be pretty cool if we could get something like that working on this kernel. Nice find :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ssconceptz:
Sorry for the stupid question but this Kernal is running @ uncapped at 691mhz. Im guessing that 691mhz is the max speed it will run. I know the Hero stock runs at 52xmhz, what is the stock RC1 running @?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stayclean:
Stock CM6 runs at 691, uncapped lets you use SetCPU, OC Widget, etc to push it to 710 and beyond.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ssconceptz:
Im curious to find out how you figured out what your phone could handle? Or did you just clock it to the point it started to freeze.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ssconceptz:
Thanks for clearing that up. OC Widget can be found in the Market?

I want to flash #9 but not sure how to flash a kernal, Im running RC1 now. Guessing I should do another Nandroid backup then flash the .zip in recovery then reboot?

Thanks!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
I've heard of them. The problem is that only 2 voltages are really 'defined' for our device. 1.2V(VDD_3 - VDD_6) and 1.325V(VDD_7) with <VDD_3 being completely undefined.

HAVS/AVS would have to be completely redesigned for us, and frankly, it would be useless since only two voltages are really 'defined.'
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stayclean:
Correct. OC Widget can be found in the Market, or if you want to use SetCPU, it can be found for free on these forums.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ssconceptz:
Ok so the #9 - Uncapped is a non stable kernal and thus GPS will not work? What speed does #8 work @?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
#9 is stable. The BFS kernels aren't per se(when it comes to GPS).
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
Dropped 2 updates. Enjoy. I'm tired. back to nap.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mdsj:
Sweet! I will wait to make sure gps is working and everything before flashing.

Also, will there be any benefits to jumping up to #11 from #9?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
Very cool. Can someone who flashes the new BFS kernel comment on the stability of GPS? Thanks for the great work Decad3nce!!!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] omeganot:
Naaaaap! Thanks and enjoy.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
Just flashed #11 stable, gps confirmed and its blazin' fast thus far. I got the new BrainFuct, I'll test it out and report back.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
Cool let us know how the BFS goes!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Foo_Blyat:
I do all the flashing on my buddies CDMA Hero and REALLY wanted to try the BFS #11 but since i only get to tinker for about 30 mins once a week im going to go ahead and flash Stable #11. Thanks for reassuring me in my decision, let us know how BFS acts.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
Just tested the new BFS Kernel and I'm getting a gps lock. Its kinda tough to tell cause I live in a really old house (early 1900s) so the lead paint ect messes with my gps and 3g alot of times. But it picked it up really quick. I'll check when I go outside and get back to you on it.

I'm gonna go outside for a few minutes and see what happens be back in 5.

I can confirm a gps lock on my device outside with BFS Kernel in a matter of seconds. Pinpoint. :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] edisonalvarez:
I still have GPS issues after update..

.any suggestions?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
Can you do me a favor.

Go to terminal/shell and type the following and give me the output:

mount -t debugfs none /sys/kernel/debug
cat /sys/kernel/debug/sched_features
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Did you install the #1 kernel or the #7 kernel? If kernel #7, the first post states it makes GPS unstable.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] edisonalvarez:
Giveme a few min

..driving and I'm a bad typer as is lol
[Hero CDMA Android Development] edisonalvarez:
Do i need to use it while gps in active? Just want to make sure ...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
Nope, just whenever.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] MallardDuck:
Good work Deca, i was just wondering if you were gonnna do an undervolted version of this?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
This is undervolted. But I'll be doing an experimental branch where I'll be pushing things as much as I can, including more undervolt.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
Excellent work! Keep up the great updates and thanks for making my hero a speed demon!

Sent from my HTC Hero running froyo: take that, Sprint!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
Do I need to use setcpu or overclock or can I just flash the kernel by itself?

Sent from my Froyo Hero
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
You'll need battery tweak, oc widget, or set cpu to push it further.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ccapasso:
Something I was curious about, I was reading up on the collin_ph battery tweak, and it mentions that it will not work/play well with SetCPU or OC Widget. I would assume then if we were to use this kernel we would not flash the battery tweak? :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] edisonalvarez:
OK so this is what I got....

NO_NEW_FAIR_SLEEPERS NO_NORMALIZED_SLEEPER WAKEUP_PREEMPT START_DEBIT AFFINE_WAKEUPS CACHE_HOT_BUDDY SYNC_WAKEUPS NO_HRTICK NO_DOUBLE_TICK ASYM_GRAN LB_BIAS LB_WAKEUP_UPDATE ASYM_EFF_LOAD NO_WAKEUP_OVERLAP LAST_BUDDY

Hope that is what you were looking for...thanks for all your help
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
You're probably running the latest battery tweak and you have the "CFS Tweaks" enabled.

Those "tweaks" change how the scheduler behaves, putting priority over newer tasks and 'idling' out standard ones.

If you want to revert those "CFS Tweaks" just do this in shell:

mount -t debugfs /sys/kernel/debug
echo "NORMALIZED_SLEEPER" > /sys/kernel/debug/sched_features
echo "NEW_FAIR_SLEEPERS" > /sys/kernel/debug/sched_features
unmount /sys/kernel/debug

and libgps should receive the persistent priority that it needs to function correctly.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
You can flash the Battery Tweak.. works fine with this kernel. Just don't add setcpu/oc widget as well.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] edisonalvarez:
Thanks....;)

Ill try this right now. Ill let you know if it works on my drive home.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] edisonalvarez:
I get an error trying to run the first line. I used the echo lines before for the LED fix so iI just typed those in instead of trying to mount....I know I prob shouldnt of done that but was curious what would happend.....

Hope I didnt f** up my phone now....lol
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stricklerjosh:
I downloaded overclock set mine to 710 Max and 245 min. What settings are you guys using?

Sent from my Froyo Hero
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
I'm all over the place right now, trying new things.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] LifeInTheGrey:
Was having the same issue, tried this method ... encountered nothing but errors. :(

There is an option in the newest Collins beta to disable the experimental CFS tweaks, so I did that ... kept having the same problem. Reflashed the rom then the kernel (#1) again, and was still having the same problem! It keeps stuttering on GPS, maybe its my phone. But if there is another step I could take that has been successful for others, I would appreciate sharing.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
Very cool!!!! I hope it works when you're out and about!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] greggmac04:
BFS #10 and Stable #11

I'm a noob when it comes to posting, but follow most of the forums religiously.

I was running Nightly 09/03 with Blackmod and Stable #9 earlier. I would get a GPS lock within 15 seconds or so.

I then flashed BFS #10 for the first time, and could not get a GPS Lock for what almost two minutes.

I grew impatient, went back and flashed Stable #11, and got a lock within 30 seconds or so.

I'm going to stick with Stable #11 while Decad3nce works on BFS this weekend.

All the while, greatly appreciated. Thank you much Decad3nce.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
OK, so still a no go on the GPS with the newest BFS kernel, but that's really OK, because the stable kernel is still great and GPS works fine on it! Thanks again Decad3nce :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] greggmac04:
First Boot does take a while...

adnan@Decad3nce 09/03/2010

Added back ext3/4 support

Added ramzswap(for compcache) via darch(and actually enabled it this time)

Reverted msleep integration in board-heroc-mcc.c

The update.zip wipes your cache partition for you, so first boot will take a while

#10 Stable kernel was a failure.

Download adnan@Decad3nce #11 -Stable

Also, no joke on the first boot taking awhile (It rebooted itself a second time, for a total of about 5 minutes). I would have been quite doubtful of it properly flashing had I not read the original posting...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
I just realized I forgot to add ramzswap.ko to system/lib/modules in the update.zip

The one attached is for the BFS kernel, I'll have to compile one for the stable later. Sorry guys, completely spaced.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
oh yeah it worked awesome, excellent gps with the bfs kernel. :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
Really? I couldn't get a steady lock, it would go on and off.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
Can we just flash this in recovery or do we have to add the file to the kernel manually?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Vandelay007:
Impaler, is this something we should hold off on...I am using #9 with no issues so I'm in no hurry...

Sent from my HTC Hero with Froyo...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ItsDon:
Was the #11 download updated to included this? I just downloaded it (11PM PST) and am installing it now. If not, what problems will it cause?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PlagaDeRock:
You have to add it and resign it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
Ok that's what I thought, just wanted to be sure thanks

Sent from my HTC Hero running froyo: take that, Sprint!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
If you're using #9 with great results, then there really not a huge reason to change. I was loving #9, but because I felt the urge to flash something new, I had to try it out :)

Sent from my HTC Hero running froyo: take that, Sprint!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nspot:
I currently use AutoKiller with the "Ultimate" preset; the least amount of memory I've had free with this was 56MB. With this in mind, would.there be any benefit to using compcache? The reason I am hesitant is that my microSD is formatted without a swap partition; since I use Apps2SD, it would be a pain to restore the ext partition data after a wipe. Unless, perhaps, if compcache can function without a dedicated swap partition? Thanks.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
It can't function without a dedicated swap partition. I personally don't use a swap partition, because over time it wears down your sdcard and it's virtually useless unless you have a high performance sd card.

I just included it as optional for those that really want it(and because darch included it).

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Swap_and_Compcache
[Hero CDMA Android Development] theimpaler747:
Agreed, I don't like using swap because it wears out sd cards and doesn't really give me any performance boosts.

Sent from my HTC Hero running froyo: take that, Sprint!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nspot:
So after reading the CyanogenMod wiki about swap, I'm left with the impression that utilizing swap/compcache is really case-specific. I suppose then, in my case, I should just stick to AutoKiller w/o swap. I think that the only real application that would appreciate extra data swapped out would be browser sessions (i.e. look up store hours, then text a buddy the info). In that case, would changing my AutoKiller preset from "Ultimate" to "Moderate"/"Optimal" work? Thanks.