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[Droid Incredible Android Development] itch808:
So is Wifi tethering on CM6 working for people? Out of the two kernels, this seems like the better option for me. But since there's isn't any way of flashing the original kernel (AFAIK yet) with the exception of a nandroid, I don't want to go into this blindly.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] shiodooru:
You could always just flash the whole 1.1.1 back and be fine
[Droid Incredible Android Development] s197:
Wireless tether is working fine on Ruby. Great work as usual, thanks Adrynalyne!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sucker4pa1n:
Isn't that essentially him doing a nandroid, which is what he was concerned about? Or are you saying flash 1.1.1 on top of his CM6 and that would magically restore the kernel? :confused:

AFAIK give the kernel a shot, if it borks, nandroid. I don't know of a way to un-flash the CM6/Ruby kernels, unless you can flash the original builds without wiping... which should restore the kernels, but I don't know what else might break. So I don't think is a good idea trying that. Correct me if I'm wrong, anyone. :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bradm23:
I'm having no luck with wifi tether with these two new kernels with cm6.0.2. Is there any trick?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bhazard451:
Battery life is doing very well so far, comparable to kings kernel. I'm 5 hours off an externally charged battery, normal usage, sitting at 80% on an ebay "3500mah" battery.

Is this kernel undervolted? An undervolting algorithm like HAVS on top of what battery changes were made in this kernel could make it the most efficient one yet. I do miss the ability to overclock though.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dnoyeb:
seems while I was away from my desk I had a reboot with this kernel. 2nd one since installing it..

all on the latest nightlies...

might jump back to 6.0.2 and see if that helps any...

(all these reboots occur while wifi is on).
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Cabal_:
I'm starting to think there's a wifi bug that HTC hasn't shared with the class...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] grape ape:
Just got a random reboot on both ShadowRom and Ruby with the kernels that came with them as well as this alternate cm6/ruby kernel. Seems like it doesn't matter what AOSP rom or kernel you use. They all just keep rebooting.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bhazard451:
There is definitely some sort of wifi bug in the source. I am unable to run my repeater now because wifi will disconnect every minute while using it. I disconnected the repeater and my connection is fine. This doesn't happen with official sense roms.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Cabal_:
Would you mind creating a new bug for that on the Ruby Bugzilla? I hadn't heard that one before, it seems like useful information for debugging purposes.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] itch808:
I'm on the 9/10 nightly of CM6 and no reboots for me with and without Wifi :)

This is w/o the kernel here
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bhazard451:
Done.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] whitlecj:
Now that folks have been running this for a while, how is the battery life compared to the stock ruby kernel?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dnoyeb:
:(

10char..
[Droid Incredible Android Development] TheKiD075:
Been using the kernel with CM6.0.2 for a few days now. My only concern are the increase in random reboots I've been getting. Especially since they seem to come when I'm in the middle of phone calls. Fixed permissions twice and its done nothing. Also noticed that wifi tether is broken and I am getting intermittent lag switching between home screens. I use wifi all the time and have not had the screen lock ups discussed earlier. But I don't use BT so that may be why. Everything "stock" with the kernel, no setcpu or anything. So I'm not real sure what's causing the lag or the reboots...

Sent from my Cyanmodded Incredible.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] seanzer:
I've been using this kernel with cyanogen nightly 9/15 and it works great.

Wireless tether works and I haven't had any reboots... yet..
[Droid Incredible Android Development] TheKiD075:
I'll give it a shot after dinner and report back tomorrow.

Sent from my Cyanmodded Incredible.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dnoyeb:
wireless tether works?

please double check your kernel version in the about phone area and verify its still this one... Last I heard he had a piece missing that would allow it to work...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wwjdd44:
I have not tried this kernel with cm nightlies, but the wifi tethering does work with ruby.........but not shadowrom :confused: using this kernel.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] seanzer:
Im positive
[Droid Incredible Android Development] lexdad86:
Do we have any other options for AOSP kernels besides this kernel from adrynalyne and the new AOSP KK kernel? I've read something about getting new kernels from koush's github page but wasn't really sure about that and I was just trying to find a stable kernel that can be OC'd besides KK's and the stock kernel that comes with cyanogen?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mrchambo:
Alternative CM6 Kernel

Here is an alternative Koush Kernel...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bradm23:
Is this an older build? Strange how it mentions rc3 in the title
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mrchambo:
8/23 is the build date.

jc
[Droid Incredible Android Development] lexdad86:
hey thank you for the quick response, i'm checking it out now and gonna see how things go!!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] AndrewGL:
So this kernel DOES work on shadowRom?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] lexdad86:
Haven't tested it on shadowrom only cyanogen, but so far its working ok on the 9/8 nightly
[Droid Incredible Android Development] GermanBrat:
Any asop rom
[Droid Incredible Android Development] raptir:
Well, with this kernel, browsing on 3G uses more power than the stock charger can provide. I've lost 2% while plugged in and browsing on 3G.

And I'm not saying it's all the kernel's fault, but I don't have this issue with stock Ruby.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] adrynalyne:
Sounds like you have an issue with the power your cable is providing, because that makes no sense. There have been no changes from the Ruby kernel to this one, with regards to the battery driver.

That said, someone requested the source. Check the first post. It's actaully a low voltage version of the source for a kernel I made per request.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dnoyeb:
Anychance we could get a version of this kernel with the missing piece so wifi tether would work on cm6? I know your busy but it seemed as if you thought it was an easy fix...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] adrynalyne:
I think I was barking up the wrong tree with the fix, however, i have added the source link in the first thread if anyone wants to take a stab at it.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dnoyeb:
taking a stab at wifi stability where the phone quits randomly rebooting, I swapped out the firmware for the broadcom wifi chip... one side effect, wifi tether with pre9 now works with your kernel...

just happened to notice that cm6 was using different versions of the firmware...

it didn't do anything for my built in tethering, but at least I have one type working ;).
[Droid Incredible Android Development] lexdad86:
hey adrynalyne,

I just wanted to say thank you again for all your great work with the incredible and back in the day with the samsung omnia, I was just wondering if you had any plans to release anymore kernels that could be overclocked or such???
[Droid Incredible Android Development] raptir:
Well, it happens with the stock charger, my Griffin Powerblock, my car charger and my girlfriend's iPhone charger. And it only happens using this kernel...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] adrynalyne:
How do you propose that what you are saying is even possible?

Its not like there is an option in the kernel config to boost 3G power drain.

Here is what I propose. Your phone battery is overheating past the normal charge parameters, which slows charging to a crawl to control heat.

Its how HTC designed it in the .32 kernel, and browsing the net generates a lot of heat. I've not changed anything that would cause the kernel to create extra heat.

Try lowering your ambient temperature.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] raptir:
I have no idea how it's happening, I'm just saying it does. And my battery temp never hits above 36. I'm not going to argue with you over it, I just thought you'd like some user input. I'll be switching to stock Ruby or kingxkernel. My best experience was with hydrakernel, but as there's no AOSP version...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] adrynalyne:
Well good luck, I hope you are able to sort your demons.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bradm23:
Where Is this new under volted kernel I have been reading about?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Ty07allstar:
I think it's the battery_aosp in the download link? Does anybody know what that is?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] nordr:
It's the undervolted fork of the kernel linked in the OP. I'm running it now:

2.6.32.15-adrynalyne-custom_v1
order@linux #6
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bradm23:
Is there any version of wireless teather working?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dnoyeb:
wireless tethering pre9 works with both in CM6.

built in doesn't from what I can tell though.. (some say it does, but I am not sure why mine doesn't and theirs does).
[Droid Incredible Android Development] luniz7:
Pre-9 is working just fine for me. Using it right now as a matter of fact.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bradm23:
Hows the battery so far on this newer kernel? Been running it for 25 minutes and down 12 percent. So far the original kernel had been better imo
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dnoyeb:
yea, pre9 does, from what I can tell the built in doesn't work with cm6.

just jumped over to ruby for the hell of it, noticed that with this kernel the pre-9 is working fine.

edit course now I remember why I left ruby... no working bluetooth media audio...

argh...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Ang3lmack:
That really doesn't say much, what processes were running, what was the battery at before you installed it, please wait til a day or so to compare

Incredible
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Penutbutter_N_Jelly:
So are these two different kernels in the first link of the OP? The first one battery_aosp.zip is an undervolted version of the second one cm_ruby_v1.zip ?

What do you mean when you say "undervolted fork" ?

Sorry, still learning here :D
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ardax:
1. Yes there are 2 different kernels available to download. You've got it exactly correct.

2a. "undervolted" - means the phone's CPU is running at lower than normal voltage. Not all phones will work correctly this way, but many will. The advantage (if stable) is lowered power usage, which directly correlates to more life out of a charge.

2b. "fork" - In common computer slang, variant or closely-related version. Hacker's definition.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Penutbutter_N_Jelly:
Got it. Thanks for the clarification.

I decided to give the non-undervolted kernel a whirl. If I decide to flash the undervolted version, is the usual davlik cache wipe recommended or is it cool to just flash it on top of the other one?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ardax:
I generally always wipe cache and davlik cache when flashing anything from recovery, but that's just me.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Penutbutter_N_Jelly:
That's what I thought. Just wasn't sure if it was different in this instance since one is a fork of the other ;)

Thanks again
[Droid Incredible Android Development] luniz7:
These kernels work in the miui rom as well.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mikeacela:
For some reason while using the undervolted kernel I get a lot of freezes. I'm running Ruby 1.1.1 and I can't figure out why. Any suggestions ?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ardax:
It's possible that your CPU can't handle the undervolting. Not all can and keep stable. If a standard kernel works for you, then that's probably the problem.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] nordr:
This.

The batch manufacturing processes that allow the processors in our phones to be produced in large volume lead to tiny (but important) variations in quality. So while your phone may have a processor clocked to 1GHz, it's more likely that the processor is capable of operating with X% reliability at or around 1GHz. You might be able to overclock your phone's processor to 1.5GHz, but your friend might have problems with even basic modifications to voltage levels. To see a textbook example of this phenomenon, visit the precentral.net forums, where the workhorse TI OMAP 3430 processor in the Pre can be overclocked by 200% of its rated speed.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bradm23:
Fyi, I have been using the original kendal mentioned I'm this thread since released. I have tried all the other ones out there and this one is working very well for me. My battery (htc 1500) last all day on moderate to heavy use. I am using set cpu set on demand to 1000-250, and I have a screen off setting on 250 100%.

I do get a random reboot every few days, but I think that's the rom (cm 6.0.2). Other than that I vote this the best one out there right now!

Thanks for your hard work
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Droid_JD:
I've never posted anything on here before, so if I'm in the wrong place forgive me, but I've been trying some of these custom kernels for a little while now, and I've found that if i go up to 1.15 or over, my phone freezes and I have pull out the battery and nandroid to get it working again. Is this because my phone can't handle the overclocking?

I've read a number of forums, and all seem to say some phones aren't stable with certain OC's, and this certainly isn't a sign of stability, but is this the standard for what unstable means, or is it unique in my case?

Just to clarify, this happens with any OC'd kernel I try.

running CM6 10/5

I appreciate everyones hard work in doing things that are WAY over my head.

Thanks for the effort and any clarification anyone can offer
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tdiman:
That's pretty standard. Some people are lucky and can handle 1.15, others not so much.

I'm of the opinion that a 10% increase in speed isn't worth the instability and battery life hit.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Droid_JD:
Thanks for the help. I figured such, but haven't found anybody flat-out describing what "unstable" meant.

Is this instability a "luck of the draw" thing when it comes to the individual processor shipped with each phone? or do we know if its based upon ROM/Radio/etc factors all playing on each other? I've read both are relevant.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ruggar:
It is generally associated as a byproduct of the manufacturing process of the chip. Some can handle faster clock speeds. Some cannot. It's all related to the batch. All can handle advertised speed as a minimum. So "luck of the draw" if you will.
[Desire Android Development] myfrankie:
Official RUU version (without root): RUU_Bravo_Froyo_hTC_Asia_WWE_2.13.707.1_Radio_32.44.00.32U_5.09.05.30_2_release_143921_signed.exe (user/password: shipped/shipped)

Rooted version: REMOVED hboot 0.93, Credits: dsixda for Kitchen. Tested with Clockworkmod Recovery 2.5.0.7, FULL WIPES.

1st Choice:

Pre-rooted

Added BusyBox 1.17.1

Added chainsdd Superuser 2.3.6.1

Added Bash Shell

Zipaligned

Link: Download 1st choice here or download mirror here. Thanks harvestdroid for this mirror.

2nd Choice:

Same as above plus..

Fully deodexed system/data apps.

Updated Gmail 2.2.1 & Voice Search 1.1.1

Updated Google latest apps: Maps 4.5.0 (Move to data/app, for easy to move to SDcard)

Updated Facebook 1.3.2 (put in data/app)

Updated Adobe Flash Player 10.1.92.10 (put in data/app)

Link: Download 2nd choice here.

In order to keep CLEAN STOCK rom, I did not include ap2sd nor ap2sd+. If you really needed one, you may search android market for Move2SD Enabler to unlock the default install location so that ALL (except system/app) apps, including those not yet support it.
[Desire Android Development] ezureen:
many thanks.....
[Desire Android Development] tattatheng:
Thanks.

Need to learn how to install app2sd ~.~"

However, can upload to other files hoster?

rapidshare really hard to download at sg ~.~
[Desire Android Development] Lacroix92:
MIRRORS

CLICK
[Desire Android Development] BlackWhiteOne:
1st way, install WWE Asia RUU 2.13.707.1 directly and use Unrevoked 3.2.1 to get root;

2nd way, flash you rooted ROM;

what's the differences of results of these 2 ways?
[Desire Android Development] mranwa:
Great job ! Was waiting for this ROM. Currently on Nextsense.

Can I just confirm, that this would be the official ROM to flash back if need to bring back to SiS for any warranty claim on the phone ? Its ok to have superuser and busybox despite not rooted ?

I'm using maxis SLCD set.
[Desire Android Development] rey031:
As this ROM is rooted, I don't think this is the ROM you should flash to return your phone for warranty claim.

What you want is the official RUU that isn't rooted or modified or anything. I don't know if someone already uploaded the official RUU for this version.
[Desire Android Development] mranwa:
My bad, I thought pre-rooted means not yet root. Ok means it rooted.
[Desire Android Development] jchoong:
myfrankie,

Thanks for sharing. I'm rooted and have been waiting for this since its release - I did not go for the OTA version. Downloading now and will try it soon. Malaysia Boleh!
[Desire Android Development] qilong:
thanks a lot for the ROM

may i know how to install the A2SD+?
[Desire Android Development] BlackWhiteOne:
it's official Froyo does not support APP2EXT.
[Desire Android Development] fatpandas:
does anyone know if if it is possible run this with an older radio? i seem to be having a lot of problems with random reboots now. this happens before i even install anything and it was working fine before. wondering if going back to my old radio might fix it.
[Desire Android Development] BlackWhiteOne:
Install latest radio.

search AdamG' radio thread.
[Desire Android Development] fatpandas:
lol the latest radio seems to have horrible reviews. battery-eater and slow gps.

was planning on going back to 5.09.00.20 which was working fine for me before. just wanna make sure there are no problems.
[Desire Android Development] myfrankie:
Please do full wipes before install it. The CID profile is totally different from EU version. For exp. this including Chinese handwriting..Thai & Vietnam locale etc..
[Desire Android Development] fatpandas:
well, depending on what type of wipes Rom manager uses, i already did a full wipe. and mine is an asia desire anyways. bought it from HK.
[Desire Android Development] myfrankie:
1st way = NO root, hboot 0.92 no way to hack right now. (But u can downgrade it to hboot 0.80 to get back root)

2nd way = the way that people doing for having root. (You must have root before installation)
[Desire Android Development] myfrankie:
Go to market and search for move2sd enabler. This script is more for rooted Stock ROMs. I like CLEAN ! BTW, I have move all my programs to SD Card since installation.

CAUTION !! Do NOT move widgets to SD card.
[Desire Android Development] kazuki1111:
hi,

How the overall performance and battery usage ?
[Desire Android Development] myfrankie:
My suggestion is not to use different radio other than included in RUU's one. The RIL part setting may different. I've not yet study, but you can try it by yourself, normally it won't harm you.
[Desire Android Development] myfrankie:
Personally, I can't feel any performance different. And you?
[Desire Android Development] kazuki1111:
i think becoz it does not have A2SD+ , so it is more faster in loading applications, but im not so sure bout the battery usage ..

Personally im still using Pinky Desire 1.8, still looking for the better rom + radio combination to have less battery drain issue
[Desire Android Development] myfrankie:
Large screen size always making battery drain issue...Perhaps these can help:

1. If you want to play with your desire, plugin your charger..

2. If you want to use your GPS, plugin your charger..

3. If you want to play games, plugin your charger..

4. If you want to shoot your video, hopes you can plugin your charger too....

++ Do not use Auto Screen Brightness! Really killing drain!!

++ Do not on any background Sync/Wi-Fi if you really do not need it. You can just sync when you open your programs for exp. email, weather, stock, etc...

Last word, only drive a manual car can get fully speed control, auto car?...NEVER.

For me, I use my desire for general calls purpose, I can stand for 2 days. How about yours?
[Desire Android Development] kazuki1111:
Wow, i see .. No wonder it drains so fast, coz i have auto brightness on >.<||

My desire usually last for 16hrs .. sad =( ...

Oh yea, do u know any difference btw A2SD and A2SD+ except A2SD+ got Cache2SD, does A2SD move all application including widgets to SD ?
[Desire Android Development] myfrankie:
I prefer to use Move2SD Enabler to move all apps, except widgets (already proposed post #1).
[Desire Android Development] pehkblui:
I have been waiting for the 2.13.707.1. Unfortunately for me, the rooted done was hosted somewhere I could never get access to when I found it. In any case it did not have app2sd also.

So I went ahead to cook it myself.

I added app2sd but leave the dalvik-cache on the phone instead of the sdcard (I have a slow class 2). The performance seems to be better.

However, battery-wise it seems to be worse (I came from DeLite with the same radio). Considering there seems to be a few more things running in the background, that should not come as a surprise.

I am waiting for a class 6 sdcard; theoretically it should improve performace even if I moved the Dalvik-cache to external also.

I have installed about 46 apps, with internal Dalvik, I still have >90M. That's good enough for me.

Now I have my last missing piece: the Chinese handwriting input. My venture with flashing roms should be over now...
[Desire Android Development] BlackWhiteOne:
acutally I am in first way and get it rooted with Unrevoked 3.2.1 rc.:D
[Desire Android Development] titus1:
@frankie

My cam is working though the video's not...yours?
[Desire Android Development] myfrankie:
??? Mine is fine so far.
[Desire Android Development] dewa_demonic:
so i can unroot my phone using this, right?
[XPERIA X10 General] telmoabff:
My Xperia specifications are as follows:

X10i

UK

T-Mobile

However, I use this mobile in Brazil, where I live.

What are the advantages of debranding my phone?

To which firmware would you recommend me to?
[XPERIA X10 General] alankstiyo:
there are tons of guides with UK unbranded fw

the advantege is that you'd get the latest se fw w/o waiting for your carrier

026 or 029 are the latest as far as i know
[XPERIA X10 General] ferraripassion:
By flashing you can remove the bugs, update to latest firmware, get rid of the annoying provider logos and also change language to Portuguese :)
[XPERIA X10 General] franzfume:
How to debrand?
[XPERIA X10 General] telmoabff:
So it would be best to use a UK generic firmware...

Any idea where I can get this 029 version? I googled it but couldn't find it...
[XPERIA X10 General] telmoabff:
Sorry for bringing this up again but... any ideas?
[XPERIA X10 General] ferraripassion:
I can provide you the debranding service , contact me by PM.
[XPERIA X10 General] pngface:
Well I tried debranding my phone to the Latin American Generic R2BA026 firmware... for a good 3 hours... ended up with that exclamation mark at one point. But in the end I just gave up. I'm still stuck with Rogers :(

Edit: If someone's willing to help me flash pls pm me :)
[XPERIA X10 General] phoneguy 4567:
I've debranded in the past & wanted to switch to Latin America Generic but it always fails. The only thing that's changed from the last time I did it was SE updated their software.