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[Galaxy S I9000 General] traycold:
hi all,

on my I9000 i noticed a minor, but somewhat strange problem on call log (accessed throught the 3rd tab of phone application).

I'm now using JM5 + Hackeclair, but i'm not sure if this defect was present also with stock firmware had previously (i just didn't noticed it until some days ago).

In practice, on the list of call in the call log, the calls of two days ago are listed under the header "yesterday" and the header bar of two days ago it's missing; the sorting of call is correct.

And, when the day change, the call log is refreshed correctly, except for the fact that constantly the calls of two days ago are always listed under the header of "yesterday".

So i have this kind of situation in my call log (assuming that today is 06/september/2010).

TODAY

call A 08:50

call B 03:25

YESTERDAY

call C 21:34

call D 14:23

call E 18:43 <-- these calls are made two days ago (i.e. 04/sep/2010)

call F 09:11 <-- these calls are made two days ago (i.e. 04/sep/2010)

03/september/2010

call G 10:10

(and so on..)

Tomorrow, i will have this situation in the call log:

TODAY

(call of today)

YESTERDAY

call A 08:50

call B 03:25

call C 21:34 <-- these calls are made two days ago (i.e. 05/sep/2010)

call D 14:23 <-- these calls are made two days ago (i.e. 05/sep/2010)

04/september/2010

call E 18:43 <-- now these calls are logged correctly

call F 09:11 <-- now these calls are logged correctly

03/september/2010

call G 10:10

(and so on..)

Instead, accessing the contact from contact book, and selecting a contact, the list of calls of that contacts is displayed correctly (in particular calls of 2 days ago).

So it's just like the header bar for "two days ago" in call log is somewhat missing.

It's just me that have this problem? what could be the cause?

I don't know if this is relevant, my locale is italian.

Regards
[Galaxy S I9000 General] GalaxySUser:
Same problem, just started this weekend. But just now (1pm) the phone corrected itself. Weird. The same user contact that was affected was misidentified by the messging app as someone else a few days ago too.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goldenstorm:
I love the clean blue of this theme, specifically the dialer, however I like the over all feel of it. I have no clue how or where to start to port this if it is even possible.

Any assistance would be appreciated. Needs to work for a Froyo ROM, like KaosFroyo v32.

Fade to Blue - Version .99 - RC30v1.41/RC33 --Beta
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frosteddroid:
it should be able to to ported, if you go to the main android forums there is this. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=737526
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Quick answer to can it be ported: yes. Your one major obstacle will be that this theme is for a higher resolution phone like the Droid, where they use .9.PNG files. So, if you wanted to give this a shot, I'd suggest starting with this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=737526 , specifically post #69: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7522401&postcount=69 but would recommend giving the thread a quick skim to get the gist of it. Also, if you run that and it doesn't change everything you need, there's a guide on how to make or edit the 9.png files here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=580351

This should get you warmed up at least. :)
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Doh! lol Started writing this an hour ago but got busy at work.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goldenstorm:
Thanks I will look into it.. I felt it might be a bit challenging due to higher res, etc..
[Epic 4G General] bobdude5:
Unlike the evo (unless you apply a custom kernel), the epic 4g does 5 point multitouch :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Xj2GZoctEc
[Epic 4G General] NeonMonster:
Someone said that the screen can do up to 10 multipoints, but all the apps go up to 5. Dunno if that was true tho.

It makes me SOO happy that the multi points are so accurate though. My Nexus limited 2 point was really bad. :(
[Epic 4G General] compuw22c:
I also love this feature :)

Its one of those things that you'll probably never in your lifetime need, but its still nice that its truly "multi-touch" like its claimed and advertised and not simply "dual touch"

I've run the test myself and got 5 points to register, but no more. Maybe a limitation of the app (although I think the author mentioned an app limit of only 20?)
[Epic 4G General] decalex:
I actually got 6 simultaneous points myself, using YAMTT on the market.

I don't know how many the app supports, but 7 would not work.
[Epic 4G General] Aridon:
Not all the Evo's can do 5 either. HTC shipped different sensors in the phones. Playing an emulator on the Epic is significantly more enjoyable than on my Evo.
[Epic 4G General] pissinguoff247:
Only got 5 on my epic. But that's still btter than some!
[Epic 4G General] rjmjr69:
I only get five too but hey thats awesome lol
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fezfollowil:
Please please help me. I am completely utterly lost.

I have a HTC magic which is currently running 1.5 version. Sucks i know.

Phone is 32A and A 6.35 radio?

And my hboot is 1.76.007.

So, could someone please kindly give me a noob step by step explanation on how do i root the phone to how do i have a custom rom in it.

how i can upgrade my phone to a 2.2 with Sense or a 2.1 with sense. As long as it is stable.

I know i suck but please. Thanks alot in advance!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] chibixzero:
UNless your Phone maker offers a upgrade you cant really upgrade to 2.1.2 unless you root the phone and load a custom rom. with whatever version of android the rom has.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fezfollowil:
Yeah. I don't understand how to root my phone and get the roms. Tried following instructions but i get lost somewhere. Mine is 1.76.007.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fezfollowil:
Thread Goes UP!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kwapiu:
Wikipedia

Cant place a link here (new user). Try this (great step by step):

wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=HTC_Magic
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
Okay so I've re-themed the phone and it really does look great, however, I'm a 'texter' and I can't find anything to change my input screen, handcent done a pretty good job for everything else message related but not the input screen. Also is it possible to disable the default messaging notifications?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] arcatarc:
BlackSuquashiTextInput.apk

Try this,is my original text input with black background..
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
Try what? SE's original text input is blue, I want it black to match the theme posted on this forum
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] arcatarc:
Try it it is BLACK!

I've edited it...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
Sorry buddy I have recently discovered that I can't see files on the xda app, how did you do it? Did you have to edit the message apk or was it in the framework?

Error when trying to install "Default input could not be installed on this phone."

Do I install this or mount the file?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] arcatarc:
I've deinstalled the default one (with titanium backup)and then installed this,but i think the best way is to use adb and replace the original.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
Anychance of sharing the codes for doing this? I'm new to adb and not confident enough to go about it myself!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] arcatarc:
The easyest way is to use titanium backup(there is a free app on the market) to deinstall the original and then install this.

P.S. make a reboot after unistall
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
Just done this and everything is forcing close, even adw launcher, just done a cold restart and seems to be working okay, let's see what happens!

Still wont let me install this .apk file, still giving me the same error message, even after un-installing the original?

What am I supposed to be installing this with, titanium backup?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] arcatarc:
try with ASTRO file manager
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
Nope, still getting the same error message, can't type anything on my phone because I've got no input method lol, I've tried ASTRO and AndroZip and niether will install it?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] arcatarc:
i don't know why,try to reinstall the original one i post

and tell what appen.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
Where did you post it? Thanks for this help by the way!

Don't worry, I found it!

Installed perfectly fine, I done the exact same thing but the black one just wont install lol?!?! :(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] arcatarc:
try to install it over the original....
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
That's what I was doing originally, it, somehow, has installed now, works perfectly fine, don't know what was stopping it but, it's working fine now, time to clean up the mess I made whilst doing it! :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
Just so every1 can see arcatarcs work!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] arcatarc:
Thank you my friend...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
Haha no problem buddy, thank you! Know any more cool stuff? I'm wanting to do my own theme, but I couldn't handle only being able to do sections, I'd want to put the hours in doing the WHOLE REVAMP, maybe we could collab on it for xda? You got MSN?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] arcatarc:
"thank you"was refer to you for publish your screenshot.(i'm to lazy to do it)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LeeRiley:
Heh I knew that :o
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Ahsan362007:
hey guyz my hero dosnt show the recovery image screen.......:mad:

i'll also use the creating gold card method but still dosnt shows....!!

when i press the home + power key button the phone is just show the hero logo and stucked....:(

please help me i want to update it into 2.1......Thanks
[Hero, G2 Touch General] ibnabatoot:
like in your other thread about the same issue, you havent followed the goldcard instructions properly.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Ahsan362007:
yes the other threard is about same problem.....well i i'll use theunlocker.com

for creating the goldcard method even they posted a video their which i followed and for ur info i will succsesfully creating gold card method....

but still the problm is same here.....the phone dosnt show the recovery image screen.:(
[Hero, G2 Touch General] ibnabatoot:
after you created a goldcard, did you downgrade and install flashrec to load the custom recovery?
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Very nice work!
[Desire Android Development] ieftm:
That is, in fact, fantastic work :-)

Of course it will be obsoleted when HTC decides to release their source but you know that :)

I assume you verified these actually work?
[Desire Android Development] casca:
ok...this is nice i think!

i don't know much about kernel so...can i use the update.zip to install this kernel in my actual sense rom ?

just, install this and that's it? it starts working undervolted?
[Desire Android Development] ieftm:
Did you account for the fact the stock kernel has board files to constrain the minimum

and maximum voltage?

eg, board-bravo.c:

.min_uV = 1000000

.max_uV = 1300000

The same goes for overclocking, the upper limit for the clock is set, hardcoded,

so you would need to change that as well.
[Desire Android Development] sayhellohi:
sounds interesting!! I`ll try it very soon.
[Desire Android Development] iscaela:
Yikes, I didn't know about that, is that in bravo_fixup (which I hope is in the .init section like acpu_freq_tbl_fixup)? Is board-bravo.c in the incrediblec or vanilla Android kernel trees? I'm using the supersonic source atm.

Thanks!

-Albert
[Desire Android Development] iscaela:
Thanks, I haven't hacked on the Linux kernel in ages and wasted a lot of time targeting acpu_freq_tbl_fixup originally (as you might have noticed in the comments).

The idea is that this should work with the stock kernel images of multiple devices without reflashing, and in future releases with only minor changes.

I didn't take a multimeter to the board, if that's what you mean... but acpu_freq_tbl is canonical list of voltages (unless something in board-bravo.c rewrites it after initialisation, which seems unlikely) and this is able to read and write to the table. The actual CPU frequencies are duplicated in another structure (which is why I haven't tried overclocking yet) but the voltages are read directly from the table and scaled to microvolts for the governor.
[Desire Android Development] knights191:
Thanks alot for your work. Does anybody have ' proof ' this script works on a Desire running standard HTC Froyo ?

There is no way to check is there, except having better battery life?

What kind of energy saving is possible with this method?

Thanks :)
[Desire Android Development] NeoPhyTe.x360:
Seems to work....but not below 1000mV, so like you say, isn't there ways to check it....
[Desire Android Development] knights191:
Ne0, you are on the Dutch television as we speak (the matrix revolutions)

At what mV is the desire standard doing ? Going to flash you 7.6 now :)
[Desire Android Development] NeoPhyTe.x360:
haha

1300mV at max speed.
[Desire Android Development] iscaela:
UPDATED 2010-09-07

This also disables the voltage constraints set by the board-specific configuration (e.g. in board-bravo.c or board-incrediblec.c). This was done by y patching the regulator_set_voltage function to simply ignore the constraints. The remaining limits are imposed by the driver for the regulator IC. The TPS65023 driver defines these for VDCDC1: min_uV = 800000, max_uV = 1600000. I'll probably work on overclocking next.

Thanks for the advice, folks. I've confirmed that the voltage changes are pushed to the regulator (the previous version had trouble applying table changes sometimes, but the regulator code would print a message when you exceeded the board configuration voltage constraints).

Are there other kernel versions or devices people want me to support? It's mostly a matter of changing the vermagic string in the file at this point.
[Desire Android Development] lubo777:
thanks, installed on R8 Paul's (Modaco) ROM kernel 2.6.32.15-gf9c0527

it's working!
[Desire Android Development] snapilica2003:
So how low can you go until you have problems? Is it safe to go bellow maxV=1000?
[Desire Android Development] NeoPhyTe.x360:
ANY value on ANY freq below 1000mV freezes device so, min value still being 1000mV

If you put any value below 1000 in init script, at my case, device freezes when load with -1.
[Desire Android Development] ouglouck:
What can we expect from that modification ?

A lower heat of the processor (not sure regarding the difference) and a longer battery life ?

If I read that correctly, looks as a very interesting stuff.

(might be a stupid question, if so apologize)

Thank you.
[Desire Android Development] theis82:
is it usable on cm 6.0 stable?

anybody tried that?
[Desire Android Development] NeoPhyTe.x360:
Confirmed, don't go with any kernel below 1000mV without freeze.
[Desire Android Development] casca:
can anyone explain how to install and to enable it? just run the update.zip and that's it???

can you feel different battery usage?
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
How do you apply the voltages? Here it seems to work...

bash-3.2# cat /proc/version
Linux version 2.6.32.15-g1fc4045 (htc-kernel@and18-2) (gcc version 4.4.0 (GCC) ) #1 PREEMPT Fri Jul 9 17:34:35 CST 2010
bash-3.2# cat /proc/undervolt
1050 975 19200
1050 975 128000
1050 975 245000
1050 975 384000
1050 975 422400
1050 975 460800
1075 1000 499200
1100 1025 537600
1100 1025 576000
1125 1050 614400
1150 1075 652800
1175 1100 691200
1200 1125 729600
1200 1125 768000
1225 1125 806400
1250 1150 844800
1275 1175 883200
1300 1200 921600
1300 1200 960000
1300 1200 998400
bash-3.2#
[Desire Android Development] NeoPhyTe.x360:
A fresh instalation with:

if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
echo "1050 950" > /proc/undervolt
echo "1075 950" > /proc/undervolt
echo "1100 975" > /proc/undervolt
echo "1125 975" > /proc/undervolt
echo "1150 975" > /proc/undervolt
echo "1175 975" > /proc/undervolt
echo "1200 975" > /proc/undervolt
echo "1225 1000" > /proc/undervolt
echo "1250 1000" > /proc/undervolt
echo "1275 1000" > /proc/undervolt
echo "1300 1000" > /proc/undervolt
echo '1' > /proc/undervolt
echo "+++ undervolt enabled"
exit 0

Don't works, freeze. And if I put all to 1000, works. And if I put all to 1000 unless 1050 - 975, don't works, freezes before install.

Only ocurrs with a fresh installation putting it at init script, 2.10 version, and your kernel, and the g9f....
[Desire Android Development] -Mr. X-:
Thanks :) Ill give this a go
[Desire Android Development] NeoPhyTe.x360:
try to put values from 1000->925 on a fresh install. With all 1000 works fine and any freeze.
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Hmm... I can go down to ~950... but:

echo '0' > /proc/undervolt

doesn`t reset the settings...
[Desire Android Development] Minux31:
I'm running these values under 2.6.32.15-gf9c0527 kernel, and everything's working fine :

1050 975 19200
1050 975 128000
1050 975 245000
1050 975 384000
1050 975 422400
1050 975 460800
1075 1000 499200
1100 1025 537600
1100 1025 576000
1125 1050 614400
1150 1075 652800
1175 1100 691200
1200 1125 729600
1200 1125 768000
1225 1125 806400
1250 1150 844800
1275 1175 883200
1300 1200 921600
1300 1200 960000
1300 1200 998400
[Desire Android Development] NeoPhyTe.x360:
But on a fresh install? from 1000 to 9xx?

So anyway I prefer to put all to 1000, that 975 and 1200 max..
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Can`t test a fresh install, but 925 is way too low...

On stock kernel 19200 - 460800 is running at 1050. So pushing the voltage down from 1050 to 925 @ 460800 is very aggressive...
[Desire Android Development] teppic74:
I've been using it on 2.6.32.15-g6a358a9 (2.10.405.2) and it seems stable so far.
[Desire Android Development] NeoPhyTe.x360:
Now I'm running on all freqs to 1000mV from yesterday and all goes ok, no freezes, no strange things, I invite you to try it.
[Desire Android Development] -Mr. X-:
I am also running this way as well, seems to be stable.
[Desire Android Development] casca:
Guys I'm getting pissed come on....it's the second time i'm making the question...a litle answer would be nice...
[Desire Android Development] iscaela:
It does reset the active voltages, but the undervolt table contents are preserved. Maybe I should reset it as well so there's no confusion.

If there are devices where the default 975 mV for standby is not stable, I will be changing the default init script to -50 for the low end of the frequency range. Can I have a confirmation that the default is not stable on your device, NeoPhyTe.x360?
[Desire Android Development] sayhellohi:
It`s for root users only. If you want to use it, root your Desire first.
[Desire Android Development] casca:
Lol... my phone is rooted mate!

thank you for your reply though!

So, to install it i just need to run the update in clockwork mod and that is it?

I'm only asking because i didn't understand properly and saw something about a script
[Desire Android Development] iscaela:
Yes, boot into your recovery image and install the update.zip, or select it from ROM Manager if you have it installed.

This is an excellent question!

Decreasing the voltage to the processor will decrease the amount of power dissipated as heat, thus reducing heat and increasing battery life. A very rough approximation of the processor as one big resistive load with P = V^2 / R means that in the ideal case, the amount of power consumed is proportional to the square of the voltage, so we would get substantial power savings, 14.8% when going from 1300mV to 1200mV, for example.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_voltage_scaling has a more detailed explanation.
[Desire Android Development] casca:
That's it? Nothing else? There is an additional file in the first post,not the kernels,what is it for?
[Desire Android Development] sayhellohi:
Oh, I`m sorry. I was misunderstanding.

U r right. Just install it in the Clockwork Recovery mode.

Have a good time!
[Desire Android Development] neoneo:
When flashing the .zip file in recovery I got the error that the file is not signed. Can s1 help me?
[Desire Android Development] sayhellohi:
There`s an option called 'toggle signature verification' or something of the kind.

Try to use it.
[Desire Android Development] iscaela:
The stock recovery image only allows official updates. If your phone is not rooted, you need to install a different recovery image - Unrevoked3 should help you install ClockworkMod.

There are only three files attached right now: the source for the driver, and two update.zip files for different kernel versions. These aren't kernel images, they're "loadable kernel modules", which are installed alongside your existing kernel image.
[Desire Android Development] neoneo:
My Phone is rooted. "Toggle Verification off" in AmonRa recovery helped.

Thanks
[Desire Android Development] casca:
Tks,done!

Regards
[Desire Android Development] NeoPhyTe.x360:
If I put all freqs to 1000, and the "1050" to 975, phone freezes. So I assume that I can't go down of 1000? But only ocurrs me if I do a fresh installation (it freezes after app2sd script on first boot (last script, some seconds (5) after enable UV)), because before that I put all by adb and works with 950mV at 998?
[Desire Android Development] bilalqayum:
DeFrost kernel?

This sounds fantastic, even a 10% boost to the battery life would make an appreciable difference. I'm running DeFrost however and was wondering if this is compatible with the custom kernel is uses? And also will the device reliably boot into recovery in the event of trouble, kernal related or otherwise? I understanding there is a risk with any sort of modding but just want to get a handle on the type of risk this may involve.
[Desire Android Development] MightySashiman:
Hello all,

I don't suppose this patch would apply to the last stock rom in the following thread : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=773997&highlight=stock

?

thx in advance
[Desire Android Development] Ghashul:
Can someone with more knowledge inform me, if all frequencies are set to 1000mV (I'm using Neo's ROM), will there still be battery savings by underclocking? Or should I just run it at 998MHz all the time?
[Desire Android Development] iscaela:
1000mV is almost certainly not enough juice for the higher frequencies, it's less than the stock voltage for the lowest freq. The update.zip uses 975 mV for the lower frequencies and 1200 for the highest.

I can make a compatible module for any kernel image that is a reasonably close 2.6.32 version, if you give me the version number. The update.zip just adds two files to /system, and doesn't affect recovery images. If you run into problems, delete the init script /system/etc/init.d/01undervolt from recovery or adb.

They seem to have added this to the rooted stock firmware already?
[Desire Android Development] NeoPhyTe.x360:
It works perfect with 1000mV on all freqs atm. 2.6.32.15-g1fc4045 kernel
[Desire Android Development] -Mr. X-:
also working fine on 2.6.32.15-g6a358a9
[Desire Android Development] Alex-V:
neo....can you please post or write me a pm with your config for 1000....??!?

thanks with kind regards..Alex
[Desire Android Development] Myshkinbob:
Has anyone done some testing with the battery saving an undervolt will give? eg. an hour of gaming or an hour of video playback. I'd be interested to hear the practical benefits. :)
[Desire Android Development] MightySashiman:
That was quick :D
[Desire Android Development] fwers:
don't know much about kernel's or linux. couldn't get the zip to work on kali'a kernel, it's 2.6.34.5, tried lsmod but it doesn't show up like it does under stock kernel.. anyway i can load this up on defrost? thanxs
[Desire Android Development] -Mr. X-:
thats because its not for that kernel.
[Desire Android Development] Rob_norb17:
So to confirm what's been said in the stock ROM thread, this + SetCPU don't mix very well?