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[Epic 4G Android Development] BeerChameleon:
Hey Skeeter I think u mixed up the names I flashed the battery one and it says in about phone the power version one. I haven't tried the power one yet but the battery one says its the power one.

Sent from my awesome epic 4g
[Epic 4G Android Development] nesl247:
Not sure if I'm the only one having this issue but I tried to root my phone as well as my friends with this guide: xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=782300

I used your zImage instead of the one that was included there because you state that you have superuser.apk in your kernel.

Am I doing something wrong as I do not see the application anywhere on my phone, as well as I do not have root. I did it with this because the oneclick installer that is stickied never works for me, and I did not want to have to root with the joey method, and then have to uninstall it when the kernel was supposed to include superuser.apk and root access.

Please advise as to what to do..

P.S. Your performance kernel returns as 0kb. As well as I can't tell if your kernel is installed properly because of the fact that in about phone, there is no change from DI08.
[Epic 4G Android Development] dnathan13:
The thread you referenced is the thread to add clockwork recovery... you have to have root first.

Use this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=770388

If you still can't get root then ask questions there and they will be answered pretty quickly.

Once you get root you can install clockwork recovery and then easily flash any kernel or rom you would like.

Also superuser.apk is an app from the app market used to control root access after you have root.
[Epic 4G Android Development] nesl247:
why does the original post state that it includes the su binary then?
[Epic 4G Android Development] dnathan13:
I see that, it should work... not sure why it isn't, but I know it works with root and clockwork already installed. Also I had the same problem with the performance version being 0kb. Maybe try the battery version (if you haven't) and see if that works.
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
I didn't mix then up I just forgot to change the P to a B when I built the battery kernel.I just checked both of them with setcpu and each one is setup correctly I just forgot to make the change in the initramfs.I also just downloaded and flashed both packages and they both flashed fine.
[Epic 4G Android Development] nesl247:
The battery version is the one I am trying.
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
Kernels are updated bluetooth is fixed.
[Epic 4G Android Development] heathmcabee:
Thanks for the hard work. Trying the battery saver kernel. I'm sure it will do better than my last one that wasn't giving me 5-6 hours of life. Will come back with results!
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
Kernels are updated with ChainsDD's latest Superuser.apk and su.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Masterface7:
Hi, I have downloaded FluffKernel-Epic-V1.0.3-2B.zip and checked it twice now. I install the battery kernel and it shows up as 1.0.3-2P in the 'about phone' info. I don't know if it is labeled wrong or the .zip is named incorrectly but I do know that after I downloaded and installed the battery kernel it tells me I have the performance kernel installed.
[Epic 4G Android Development] BeerChameleon:
He labeled them right so the battery zip is the right one although it say its the power. Just a minor error in the labeling in the about phone area. Along as u have the zips labeled right. U will use the right kernal. The power label is correct on the about phone menu. :)
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
No he's right this time they are misslabeled ill fix it when I get home tonight.
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
OK I fixed up the kernel packages They are both correct.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Masterface7:
sweet, I think ill give the battery kernel a try when I get home from work tonight.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Envynet:
Thanks for all your work on the kernel, it runs great for me. :):D

What is the main differences between userspace and conservative ??
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
I believe that usespace stays where it is set conservative will scale as needed the stock kernel is set to conservative. I am going to try a kernel set to ondemand and see how that does for battery life I will probably compile it tonight and test it for a few days and see how it works.
[Epic 4G Android Development] mattallica76:
I think ondemand scales between the highest and lowest setting but skips everything in between.
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
Yes I think your right I tried it out and when its on the lowest setting it locks the phone when its asleep. Also if you download the OTA my kernels work fine but if you flash the odin stock tar they will bootloop I think it is a toolchain issue that I am currently looking into.
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
Both kernels are updated and stable on the newest OTA.
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
Added a kernel with the conservative CPU governor for people who don't like to use SetCPU.
[Epic 4G Android Development] phantomevo77:
Loving the new kernel "C"!! So far better performance and battery than Noobnl's.

Thanks!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] robl45:
better battery than the mixup kernal?
[Epic 4G Android Development] playcs:
Rooted and flash my phone with new rom and kernel yesterday. I'm doing a 1 day report

Rom: Epic Experience 1.1.10

Kernel: FluffKernel-Epic-V1.0.5C.zip

bugs? : None I noticed so far

Phone setup:

1. Disabled background services

2. GPS off

3. Account Sync off

4. Running widgets on screen - battstat, weather forcast, Ical widget

5. bluetooth *on* (forgot to turn it off when I went to sleep)

6. Screen brightness - low

Performance: I haven't noticed anything different from stock. But I only care about battery life, which is what this kernel is for.

Battery life: Fully charged at 1:14AM and when to bed. Woke up at 7:49AM, it still said fully charged, so I rebooted the phone, and it went down to 98 percent (info from battstat).

Other battery notes:

It seems to me that while I'm browsing internet or if the screen is on, the battery drains about 10%-12% every hour.

So it's 8:00AM right now, I"m at 98% and I'll turn on background services, and auto-sync for gmail, and leave bluetooth on and report back later. The battery indicator looks like it's reporting normally. I'll report back on *THIS* post as I do not like to fill up this thread with a lot of useless comments.

I also used "watchdog" to look for processes eating up my battery, so after I figured out which applications were battery hogs, I uninstalled watchdog (watchdog itself uses resource).

Questions:

1. If I"m upgrading this fluff kernel to a new one in the future or If I decide to switch to andromeda or mixup kernel, what's the best way to ensure everything works properly? I remembered from my samsung moment that I had to return it to stock before flashing a new rom to ensure none of the residual stuff from the previous rom will bug up my phone. I'm curious if it's the same for kernels flashing.

2. Is there a way to control when gmail autosyncs (without juice defender)?

3. If there is any bugs, How do I know if it is from the epic experience rom or the kernel? Do I just report any strange thing I find?

*Batterylife Update*

Fully charged and unplugged at 1:14AM and when to bed. Woke up at 7:49AM, it still said fully charged, so I rebooted the phone, and it went down to 98 percent (info from battstat). 7:50AM through 2:10PM, minimal activity and no calls, battery stat at 75%. From 2:10PM through 7:17PM, I had the music player on through bluetooth for 3 Hours and 26 minutes and talked on the phone for 1 Hour and 34 Minutes. At 7:17PM, battery percentage is at 15%.
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
1 If hou flash from one kernel to another there shouldn't be a problem its not like a rom where you need to flash back to stock before flashing.

2 The only way I know of is to turn off auto sync and only use it when you want to sync your contacts.

3 The only way to know for sure what is cuasing the bug is to eitgher try different rom kernel combos or to track down what is cuasing it to happen.
[Epic 4G Android Development] playcs:
Thanks for response. Your kernel pretty much freezes battery usage when the display is off, which is great. But I have some more questions.

1. The Epic Experience Rom came with superuser.apk. I didn't know how to uninstall it but I flashed your kernel anyways. How does this affect my phone? I haven't experienced anything strange yet.

2. When I do a phone data and cache wipe to flash Epic Experience's new 1.2.01 Rom, Do I remove superuser.apk, then reflash your FluffKernel-Epic-V1.0.5C.zip kernel because it comes with the superuser.apk? If so, how do I remove it?

3. How do I verify that superuser.apk is in system/app or data/app? Neither third-party file manager or titanium backup is able to let me see the superuser.apk.

4. Will your FluffKernel-Epic-V1.0.5B.zip kernel give me just as much power saving capability as FluffKernel-Epic-V1.0.5C.zip and a little more since I can regular the setcpu?
[Epic 4G Android Development] odub303:
The "C" version causes insanely low power draw while the screen is off/device sleeping. I don't know what you did, but it is very noticeable and very awesome :)
[Epic 4G Android Development] hienkhieu:
with version "C", I got best battery life ever. Thank you so much.
[Epic 4G Android Development] ghostrid3r:
My findings are in the same line. First time I've hit over 24hrs on a single charge out of all the kernels i've tested thus far. Trade off is lower benchmark scores than a o/c kernel, but performance benchmarking comes 3rd after stability and battery life for me.

Great work Skeeter!
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
Thanks :) glad you all like it.
[Epic 4G Android Development] robl45:
is it bettery battery life than mixup kernal?
[Epic 4G Android Development] infamousjax:
this kernel gives me the best battery life
[Epic 4G Android Development] hienkhieu:
As far as battery life, Mixup is nothing compare to this one.
[Epic 4G Android Development] robl45:
i put version C on my epic, changed nothing except flashing this C kernal instead of mixup and now the phone only charges to 97%, is that normal? battery life also doesn't seem that great. running epic experience rom. testing it out today, but in an hour it dropped from 97% to 91%.

i think the music player got stuck on, not sure how, but maybe that caused the problem.
[Epic 4G Android Development] DeviousChef:
You should always wipe data before switching between two different roms/and or kernel . In this lies your problem

Follow these steps

Wipe cache 3 xs

Wipe davlik 3 xs

Wipe battery stats for good measures

Wipe data

Flash the rom you re using reboot phne then power off

Boot into clockwork

Flash kernel version c

Viola now everything should work fine
[Epic 4G Android Development] mattallica76:
This is true when flashing a ROM, but he's only talking about flashing the kernel.
[Epic 4G Android Development] DeviousChef:
He should also do this with a kernel I flashed this over mixups without whiping and had the same issue..
[Epic 4G Android Development] mattallica76:
If this is the case, there must be something wrong with the way clockwork is flashing. I asked this before and was told the kernel is flashed to a separate partition than everything else. Can we get a Dev to speak up on this and clarify weather or not we need to clear cache and dalvik when flashing kernels? I never had to that on the Moment, but that was a different recovery.

I know I'm definitely not gonna be so Flash Happy if I have to wipe data every time I wanna test a new kernel.
[Epic 4G Android Development] playcs:
Current status:

Rom: Epic Experience 1.1.10

Kernel: FluffKernel-Epic-V1.0.5C.zip

Experienced 3 random reboots since 4 or 5 days after installing rom and kernel. I think 2 of the reboots took place during charging.
[Epic 4G Android Development] infamousjax:
You do not need to wipe your data before flashing a new kernel... stop spreading this around because it's simply not true.

Flashing your cache is a good idea, but not always necessary. There are no negative side effects, so follow the 'it can't hurt' philosophy here.
[Epic 4G Android Development] flyers2114:
+1 on this....not needed...
[Epic 4G Android Development] gmorf33:
Just finished my first Android flash.. Just finished reboot and checked the "About Phone". Build Number looks correct showing the FluffKernel etc, however the baseband version still says DI07.

Do i have to run the non-stock DI18 update posted here xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=797090 to get on the latest OTA?

Just for background i'm running the one.click.root and have removed some of the junk like mediahub, crappy samsung widgets, asphalt, etc. I also performed a titanium backup AND clockwork recovery full backup before flashing this kernel (i like to be extra safe). Just for extra good measures i wiped the data and cache, then flashed the zip, then restored the data (from clockwork).
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
Yes that will work for you there is a stand alone modem updater down at the bottom of the page that will update your baseband.
[Epic 4G Android Development] gmorf33:
Ok thanks. I have a little bit of confusion on which one on that page i actually need..

This one says "keeps existing kernel" firon.net/xda/update-SPH-D700_DI07ToDI18_v3.signed.zip

and the one at the bottom of the page (that i think you are referencing) says its just the standalone modem update:

firon.net/xdastock.di18.modem.updatev2.signed.zip

To me those sound like they do the same thing (neither are replacing kernel??) Sorry if this is a dumb question, this is all new to me and i've got alot to learn!
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
The first one will flash the DI18 stock rom the one on the bottom will just flash the modem, the modem is the only part you need by the sounds of it.
[Epic 4G Android Development] imekul:
Is calibrating the battery necessary for this kernel?
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
I never have but you can if you want to.
[Epic 4G Android Development] playcs:
I'm currently using the following.

Rom:Epic_Experience_v1.2.03.zip

Kernel:FluffKernel-Epic-V1.0.5C.zip

I'm encountering something a bit strange. When I first had this rom and kernel, I get 1%-3% battery drain when I leave my phone unplugged overnight. I reboot my phone and turned off everything like gps, bluetooth,wifi,4g, background services, auto sync. Now I'm experiencing a 5%-7% drain when I leave my phone unplugged overnight like this.

Any guess to how this could have happened?

I'm thinking one of the apps could be pulling data while the phone is sleeping.
[Epic 4G Android Development] skeeterslint:
Try installing spare parts off the market and check to see what apps are using resources.
[Epic 4G Android Development] playcs:
Thanks for the tip. I've noticed so far, it's the android sensor that's using 16 mins after it's been unplugged. I'll test again to see what's going on.

On a different note, I find my phone cutting in and out of network for some reason. It makes that beeping noise when it can't find a signal. When I had installed your kernel and epic rom 1.10, everything worked really well. The problem started when I switched to pheonix kernel, then switch back to your kernel and updated the epic rom.
[Desire Themes and Apps] neuromacer:
Hi Everyone

The Engadget show, demo'd some great UI's from TAT using 3D on a desire!

Take a look:

Engadget Show around 59min http://podcasts.aolcdn.com/engadget/videos/show/engadget_show_013_hd.mp4

or direct on youtube:

3D Map UI: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InBOO8jrnM0

could be a real possibility! Hope its gets leaked!

2D/3D List:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5I5reODnVdc

The clip from Engadget is much better, the host even jokes about the apk file
[Desire Themes and Apps] GANJDROID:
OH MY LIFE!

Been waiting on news from TAT for months. Glad to see it working on the Desire. Doubt itll leak though, theyve been testing for a year or so and no one has dropped anything. Dont wven know if any testers had posted anything about it.

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Themes and Apps] neuromacer:
The demo showcases what is possible with the desires hardware and possible routes for future smartphone UI's

It can offer us so much more. Just need more devs on board!

Well, if we can generated a lot of interest, we might see some movement from TAT!
[Desire Themes and Apps] GANJDROID:
Just shows that HTC arent the only ones to make a great overlay system on Android. Theyve taken the benchmark and gone an extra mile with their work.

I absolutely love everything ive seen from TAT, its just visually stunning and looks easy to use. Heard they arent going to release it publically via the market etc, but that was a while ago and its come a long way since then.

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Themes and Apps] Nekromantik:
wow thats awesome.

hope its not true that they wont release it publicly :(
[Desire Themes and Apps] Danifamous:
thats pretty immense.

not a fan of sense, and android being ugly, this pretty much has me gobsmacked.

would happily kill people to get this. :p

I'm sure someone would be able to "acquire" this, seeing as the people here have repeatedly performed the impossible, and done nothing short of miracles ;)

I look forward to this, even more than gingerbread or the new sense :)

only problem now, this will now haunt my dreams till it's on my desire :(
[Desire Themes and Apps] GANJDROID:
Over a year of testing on old devices and now up to date ones, not a single apk has been leaked. Theyve done the best job at keeping it hush than any other devs and im impressed by it. Annoyed, but impressed :p

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Themes and Apps] Danifamous:
They have apparently released a few TAT home beta "previews"

"Why wasn't I part of the UX Preview?

We were completely overwhelmed by the number of people who signed up. To keep things under control and take care of feedback in a good way, we could send the preview out to only a few of the 60,000 who offered to participate."

http://tat.se/home/

Surely someone would of leaked it, but heh.

EDIT: It seems like the UI is a "for sale" basis to vendors who want a custom UI. So no marketplace apk, maybe a flashable zip, but chances are, it's going to be like sense. A major annoyance :(

Found a Fuse concept phone bearing the TAT3D which has been designed by thealloy.com, who, judging by their website, have worked with several large UK companies to bring "interesting" styles to the home...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XURPEMBBgIU&NR=1 and http://thealloy.com/#news_27
[Desire Themes and Apps] simonthor:
Yes that may be, but since they got it working on the desire there must be some kind of apk that works. We'll just have to wait and see...
[Desire Themes and Apps] neuromacer:
It looks like TAT does not deal directly with end users, but only with OEMs or manufacturers :(
[Desire Themes and Apps] AndroHero:
i would sell my bird to get my hands on this :D
[Desire Themes and Apps] zHk3R:
So...

Who has contacts at TAT?
[Desire Themes and Apps] zlayaa:
Oh my ***! Astonishing!

Any Swede here who lives near Malmö who can go visit them? :P
[Desire Themes and Apps] joshptyltd:
Great eye candy...yeah. Practical...no. I mean, who looks at their phone when its parallel to the ground. Everyone tilts it a little bit. So imagine tilting it, and the view changes!!! And all you wanted was a simple contact list!!! So i think i'll pass on this one.
[Desire Themes and Apps] Danifamous:
Sent a few emails to thealloy.com, trying to find out some info about the Rom on the FUZE, but I doubt they'll be happy sharing the Rom from their new phone...

Sent from my Desire...by magic!
[Desire Themes and Apps] AndroHero:
maybe you will be able to set the way the orientation sensor works to suit you needs :D that would be cool
[Desire Themes and Apps] mr.r9:
You can enable/disable that feature, meaning you can have it locked at your preferred view.
[Desire Themes and Apps] neuromacer:
Without actually using the app, how can one dismiss the concept so quickly? I guess the tilt with have accelerateometer setting allowing you to adjust sensitivity. If you need a simple contact list, open the stock contact widget!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] mikesincredible:
Im doing a mm theme and I got the call button red, but when I get an incoming call to answer it too is red, so question is, is the png shared? Ive looked in dialer and phone apk but all have phone_end
[Desire Themes and Apps] happyownage:
Is it possible to stream .avi movies from a hard drive, connected to the wifi network, on a desire?
[Desire Themes and Apps] rhyre:
yea good question
[Desire Themes and Apps] Pyr0x64:
i use rockplayer + cifs manager

there's a thread on this topic already

How do you stream movies from PC to phone?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=769215
[Desire Themes and Apps] drew2d1:
gmote does this methinks
[Desire Themes and Apps] happyownage:
Is there any way to let cif manager work on the defrost rom? Because the kernel isnt supported
[Desire Themes and Apps] K900:
Defrost has cifs, IMO
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Daley87:
Upgraded to froyo JPH last night and have noticed that autokiller doesn't work so well with it. When using autokiller with all the 2.1 fw's it did it's job and you could see which apps were the empty apps etc. However with froyo the empty apps don't show up and autokiller doesn't seem to be able to perform correctly, currently I have it set to aggressive but I can see my phone go to 70mb free. I have emailed the dev but no response as of yet, anyone else had this issue or know how to fix not being able to kill empty apps ? Cheers.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aery:
Why you're using a autokiller app?

The phone got ram to be used. If theres no further ram available for apps android will clear it by itself.

I´m on JPH and there's 192 of 304 MB used.

There's 112 MB free ram!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Daley87:
because auto killer alters androids minfree settings unlike regular task managers that kill everything, also with a bit of use my phone is displaying just over 60mb free resulting in a slow phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeanveupas:
i can't use my phone without autokiller...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpnda:
Maybe you should clean up your phone. I if u installed millions of apps its clear that your phone slows down.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Prankey:
Instead of Autokiller, use OCLF http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=784691

I hate to change the Android default settings for file system and minfree, however after applying the lagfix, absolutely no lag and my phone flies despite several days of excessive use with all possible apps.

If you don't need Lagfix, you could still use the apk for minfree settings and apply on boot.

60MB of free RAM should not cause you any slowness issues. RAM is there to be used, I would want Android to use the entire memory and be efficient in managing virtual memory rather than WASTING RAM by NOT utilizing it for open apps.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PlanetJumble:
Both programs do exactly the same. OCLF even refers to Autokiller as in "using the same names and values for defaults".

With "strict" setting I always have enough ram and still dozens of reportedly running apps. The Android way of multitasking is working really good, it just needs some fine tuning with the Galaxy S. Somehow, the default settings cause too much cleaning up right when you start certain apps, this it feels laggy even though the RFS factor has been removed (e.g. with Voodoo).

I have installed millions of apps, and it is running blazingly fast (using Autokiller to "strict" and Voodoo on JM8). Why shouldn't I? What else is nearly 2GB of user apps space meant for? Why are there so many apps in the store?