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[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
try wiping cache for market in settings - applications - market and reboot
[EVO 4G Android Development] djelmonstruo:
anybody?....
[EVO 4G Android Development] jcdisciple:
Kings #12 is the worst Kernel I've installed on my EVO.

Back to stock with a fresh wipe and the battery tweak.
[EVO 4G Android Development] jpmaniac87:
I remember people having trouble in rls2... They had to adb push it or something... Search through this thread, it's in here somewhere
[EVO 4G Android Development] zphotop:
From my post on page 637

Getting footprints working

Originally Posted by myn

Try this if you don't mind:

adb remount

adb push HtcFootprints.apk /system/app/

adb push HtcFootprintsWidget.apk /system/app/

Thanks

Originally Posted by gibsonhtp

Copied the above files from the Optional1 folder to the sdk tools folder. Then did the above commands plus adb reboot. After reboot, both are working. Took a few test pictures...no freezing and the widget shows thumbnails.

Still loving this rom...thanks myn

This method has worked for me...
[EVO 4G Android Development] djelmonstruo:
thanks for the help going to try that..
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
sounds like you have clockwork mod as recovery

(which i have and warm updater did the same to me)

battery pull then (volume down + power on together) to boot into recovery

then i would wipe cache and (under advanced) dalvik cache (twice)

then select the zip from sdcard to flash
[EVO 4G Android Development] dcmasta:
I love this rom. Best one I've used so far.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Cubfan99:
A few things I've learned over the last few weeks: If you have a weak signal, your battery life will suck... no matter which kernel you use. It's weird that not all Evos act the same. What's great on mine may be terrible on yours.

And you have to use a kernel for a couple of days to get an idea of what your battery life is gonna be like longer-term. I've tried several looked terrible in the first few hours. Ride that stallion for awhile until it tames down.
[EVO 4G Android Development] luckylui:
Question been answered :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] austinjay:
Removing Astro is a bad idea, huh? I came across a lot of problems once I did that. I deleted the apk. Would it work better if I used titanium to delete it?
[EVO 4G Android Development] achllles:
Care to share the details?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Djspinister:
I don't understand...

Ok, I respect your answers achllles so don't take this the wrong way please. I do not believe this response, if I'm wrong I would like to know why I am wrong. Our phones are identical to computers for the most part. I do a lot of computer work in real life and I know that once you change a BIOS or overclock something or what have you, the effects are instant. There is no waiting a day or two to let it 'settle' in as I have seen you say before. I understand that there is time you might need to find bugs or if it works correctly, but it takes me about 2 minutes to find out if I like a Kernel or if it plays nice with my phone. To me flashing a kernel is an instant procedure, its not like your building a small block chevy and it needs to go through break-in before you can run it correctly. I understand why you have to do that, but our phone has no moving parts. (kickstand not included :P ) I understand the waiting a day or two to really check the battery life, but even for me that only takes about half a day.

Another thing I don't understand is why all these kernels that overclock or are able to overclock are all undervolted. When I overclock any computer I am usually raising voltages. I don't understand how this is possible. I expect my phone to fail when I raise my clock because the voltages are less than stock, when they should prolly be a bit more. I understand that this would eat batteries alive, but to me it just makes sense. More voltage with overclock means more stability. This probably doesn't belong here, but this has been killing me for some time now. Sorry.

-Educate me...
[EVO 4G Android Development] achllles:
1.The phone will simply throttle too much to judge battery life on the day it was flashed.

2.Battery calibration.

Hope that helped.
[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
Totally, flashing different kernel in my mind take time for the os to represent true battery life
[EVO 4G Android Development] slugbug2010:
Then I have a question. I have tried to struggle through kernels for a few days, but some of these kernels I know right away are just wrong. Maybe this hasn't happened to you. I have flashed a few kernels that immediately create screen streaks, general shakiness (i.e. NOT smooth), sever lag, etc. Reboots, unistall wipe again, reflash, etc doesn't help. Even if that battery gives my excellent battery life, there is no way I can use a phone like that.

This is what I find not interesting and would love to know why. I have found, for me, only 2 kernels that do not do this: stock and king kernels. I have not tried netarchy's. I have tried ziggy and bs.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Jafar91:
I have a question I am tring to get adb to work with this rom and all it will do is find it as a disc drive. It seems to be the rom so I tried installing HTC sync.apk which is pcscii.apk it will not install. Just get an application failed to install error. i then tried to change permisions on the one I downloaded and the one that is in the system folder still will not work. I love the rom after battery calibrations and king 11 kernal great battery life and alot of options. However how can I get htc sync to work with this rom. I dont need it to sync but more of app inventor.

thanks. I dont have the talent that many of you have for writing things I need a gui to make things.
[EVO 4G Android Development] achllles:
I think people will have different experience since there are few hardware revisions. At the end of the day, I don't think there's a magical kernel that will give you super battery power, but you just have to be patient enough to find yourself the one kernel that sleeps well when the screen is off, and doesn't throttle.

I stupidly gave kings 12 a try last night and lost a good thing that was working for me (Net's on my sig). My Net's on my sig settings gave me 25mA almost imediately after screen off, and when I restored a nand back up, it didn't happen. I probably have to give a couple of days again, so I'm giving stock another try for the time being.

On the side note, the reason I gave up kings 12 hastly was for some reason, it wouldn't install an apk file from my sd card (installed others fine, but one apk, it refused to install), plus kings 11's weren't that great.

Net's kernel usually give me force close on 2nd boot after flashing, and have to do a battery pull, but it doesn't happen after that, so don't be freaking out if it happens to you.
[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
Do you have Winamp installed? It defaults to mounting the sd card.
[EVO 4G Android Development] evoed:
Contacts issue

Is anyone having issues saving new contacts. I tried to search the thread to see if anyone had issues. There was a couple ppl but was never really described in detail how it was fixed. I always get the message " ! Sorry! " " The application People (process com.android.htccontacts) has stopped unexpectedly. Please again " LOL ..how many times do i have to try again..doesn't work.. I tried re flashing, maybe had a little glitch. Still doesn't work..Any one have any ideas/suggestions..It would be greatly appreciated..
[EVO 4G Android Development] GadgetMonger:
There's something wrong if you're dropping 20% in an hr with no use. I can set my evo down for an hr and come back to maybe a percent or two drop. While in use is another story, but you've got to remember you're basically running a small computer on a battery that was designed for a cell phone. The technology that drives our phones has advanced a lot quicker than the technology that's gone into the battery that powers it.

To answer your question, just reflash the rom without wiping and you'll have the stock kernel back.
[EVO 4G Android Development] :
You're gonna have to flash the ROM again I think.
[EVO 4G Android Development] NxtGenCowboy:
I did notice no matter which Kernal I use, SetCPU FCs on me.. hmmm
[EVO 4G Android Development] eman3316@optonline.net:
I believe there is a link to the stock kernel in one of viruses threads.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dirtydozen:
just reinstall it
[EVO 4G Android Development] stevo11811:
im confused, earlier in the post you said you were trying the netarchy kernel, that is a custom kernel?
[EVO 4G Android Development] NxtGenCowboy:
I did.. got the same thing.. Switched Kernals and reinstalled again after wiping cache and dalvick..

works fine now.. now to tweak for some better battery life.
[EVO 4G Android Development] overthinkingme:
CFS #9, #10 were the magic ones for me..not bfs
[EVO 4G Android Development] dirtydozen:
I've tried a lot of them but I keep coming back to CFS#7, its a good balance between performance and battery life for me
[EVO 4G Android Development] pkmusic:
I had the same issue but I did the battery conditioning thing that myn suggested and now its taking forever to drain. Im at 11hr 47min without a charge and 27% left with moderate usage.
[EVO 4G Android Development] pkmusic:
Try the battery conditioning that myn suggested. Charging it full, then turning off. Wait till it goes green. Disconnect then reconnect and wait until it turns green. Repeat 10 times.then go too recovery and clear battery stats. Sorry, im typing this fast but he gives better instructions. This worked for me.
[EVO 4G Android Development] eman3316@optonline.net:
So I have been using CM6 alot before this Rom so I have never really used 4G even though it was available where I work. Just today, I figured, hey why not turn it on.....

My question is, will it kill my battery faster and also when I leave the 4G area, if I do not turn it off, will it effect my battery as well?
[EVO 4G Android Development] :
4G will DEVOUR your battery like a fat kid who hasn't eaten for hours if you leave it on.
[EVO 4G Android Development] thermus:
So a note on the initial battery drain. I recommend going on ebay and buying a cheap battery that comes with a battery wall charger the phone won't allow a full 100% charge even though it may say it does when unplugged. I use the cheapo battery at night and charge my stock battery on the wall the. Swap them in the morning. I go all day with moderate/high usage this way.
[EVO 4G Android Development] jerdog:
This really does work. I get about 17hrs with these batteries - I just swap them out when done - and keep going. Rockin
[EVO 4G Android Development] jerdog:
I finally got around to getting this to work on my Evo. I gotta say I love it.

What's really interesting is here's the process I followed:

1. Unrooted back to original 2.2 PC36IMG

2. applied latest OTA

3. Ran unrevoked again

4. Flashed myn's ROM

5. Everything that I had previously installed (/data/app) was still there..........

Weird... but oh well! :) Working like a charm.
[EVO 4G Android Development] thermus:
Yeah. Use the stock one all day. The cheapo at night and then swap them when you wake up and you will be golden. The evo has smart charge and won't allow overcharging. The wall charger will shut down at a true 100% :-)
[EVO 4G Android Development] davenukem:
Ya.... but it hangs on reboots until I do a battery pull.
[EVO 4G Android Development] FL0OD:
Twenty four hours in and I have nine percent battery left. When I installed this rom I wiped everything. I am running Kings #9 BFS. I also use SetCPU that is underclocked when the screen is off set at 245 min-245max on Powersave. I have not over-clocked my unit although it can be done with Kings #9 and SetCPU. For people having problems with battery drain may want to check out a app called Watchdog Task Manager. It will help identify any rogue programs or processes that may be causing excessive battery drain. I also ran a NAND backup during this battery cycle.

Other information =

Email - Moderate Use - 30+

Twitter - Moderate Use - 30+

Text Messages - Moderate Use - 60+

Internet - Low Use - One Hour +

MP3 - Low Use - One Hour

Bluetooth - Low Use - 20 Mins

Navigation / GPS - One Hour - Google Navigation

Wifi - Almost all Internet use, Twitter, Text, and Email as described above.

3G - Low Use - 25 Mins

4G - I do not have 4G in my area so I was unable to test it out.

Random Use - Messing with the Rom settings, setting up home screens, App store browsing, blah blah - One hour plus.

I realize that 4G use and over-clocking can drastically alter battery use. This is just my experience so far over the first 24 hours.

Thanks again Myn for the hard work.
[EVO 4G Android Development] rawdikrik:
Other than you cant tether at 4G speeds, not at all. Its great. Charging while tethering so your battery doesnt die and a rock solid connection every time.

Check it out.
[EVO 4G Android Development] vpstriderz:
im trying to flash the room but got an error at about 90%. anyone knows any firmware or version that I need to be on prior to flashing the rom?
[EVO 4G Android Development] LuCkyCn:
I would recommend re-downloading the rom and trying again.
[EVO 4G Android Development] edwinh2209:
hello everyone im new to this rom so here is my question..

can anyone tell me if does this rom support 4g? i cant connect via wireless setting or the widget.. it says scanning but never connects. i have 4g in my area and have succesfuly connected with other rom..

any help is appriciated..

thank you!
[EVO 4G Android Development] journeyman73:
Yes it supports 4G... I'm using 4G as I type this..
[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
All sense Roms support 4G
[EVO 4G Android Development] austinjay:
Every time I would attempt to go to the gallery, it would unmount my SD card. Everything started to get glitchy when I would go into root explorer. Also, I would get astro force closes. The apk was gone with all the sub folders, yet it would still pop up. Odd.
[EVO 4G Android Development] cirehawk:
That happened to me when I first flashed netarchy and it kinda freaked me out at first. However, for me it smoothed out after 5 or 10 minutes. Had it continued for a long period, I would have gotten rid of it just as you did. When he says "give it a day or two", I'm sure that's in relation to judging battery performance.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
Solid as a rock 4G in L.A!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] Mich2Ga:
Screen streaks are normal period. Just click the pose button, bring up lock screen, unlock, & It's gone.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Mich2Ga:
Myn, other ROM's have to play catch-up to Warm2.2. Great ROM!
[EVO 4G Android Development] INebilim:
I couldnt agree more. i really like Ziggy's kernel with it. it feels smooth w/o OC. i am gonna finish testing it tomorrow it will be Day 3.
[EVO 4G Android Development] cr125rider329:
Absolutely love this Rom! Extremely fast and smooth. Not to fond of the default keyboard but I just switch to the HTC default. Keep it up!
[EVO 4G Android Development] SpaceMonky:
I've been wondering the same thing.

any ideas?
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
i had seen that (in system panel only) with htc #10 kernel

now that i switched to ziggy471 nov 5 kernel

it no longer shows up
[EVO 4G Android Development] austinjay:
Could someone please PM me the GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk. I accidentally deleted it. Kind of annoyed with that. Thanks.
[EVO 4G Android Development] bsmoove386:
When my phone is idle i get great battery life but once i start using it that battery life diminishes greatly. I have Ziggy nov fifth kernel. When my phone is idle android system is usually from 10-30d depending on if i'm using it from time to time. However when i'm texting l, browsing, and on twidroid my android system is at about sixty percent or more. Plus in spare parts my network n sensor usage is full. I have nothing autosyncing and display is off autobrightness. I also unchecked the enable always data.

Following apps:

Tango

Twidroid (no background data)

Handcent SMS

Shady SMS

Mixzing

Several Gameloft games

I forgot i'm also using the Ultra keyboard

Has anyone experience battery drain with these apps?

Sent from my HTC EVOlution
[EVO 4G Android Development] Androidious:
Also, the deal with mobile devices is that they primarily run off of battery life. Therefore, the device is programmed to collect battery discharge data and using an average, it will discharge appropriately and report the discharge more accurately (calibration). With a new kernel, it can be using a number of different libraries, and be ramping up and scaling down freqs in a different manner than the previous kernel that was on it. This again causes instablility in the beginning as the devices learns the appropriate discharge rate etc... hope that helps some and wasn't too off, lol

Sent from my HTC EVO running Myn's Warm TwoPointTwo RLS 2 with all the extras
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
i don't use any of them, but although Tango was excellent

the few times we tried it out, it just wouldn't shut down.

had to uninstall to turn off.
[EVO 4G Android Development] pwnst*r:
Here you go.
[EVO 4G Android Development] pwnst*r:
That's not weird at all if you think about it. The 3G antenna is constantly searching for a signal which will kill a battery no matter what kernel or ROM. I have to put mine into airplane mode when I'm in my office because it will kill my battery from full within a normal day with ease.

Odd. I used 3 iterations of ziggy's over the course of a week and a half with no issues whatsoever.

I've never experienced this since buying my phone at launch. Not sure how normal that would be. Since there is more than one panel floating around out there maybe that's why.
[EVO 4G Android Development] masbirdies:
I've gone back and forth on this ROM...

Actually my favorite! The thing that keeps me switching to try others is the font used within the stock web browser. It is a really faint gray, which I can barely read unless I blow it up like a blind man could read it. Some pages will not zoom in so I can't read them.

Any way to change this???

Thanks!
[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
i think tango is a battery killer, could be wrong though, that could be killing some battery life
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
flash in the stock font

from post #1 op

you can see and lets the browser work properly
[EVO 4G Android Development] jbermi:
I was just wondering the same thing. I love this ROM...tried FRESH, which i liked a lot(it felt like a sped up stock sense which i didn't mind) and EViO, too, but Myn's grew on me fast. but the font on the browser does irk me a little...if it was a tad bolder or darker.

also, my phone has taken a liking to kings CFS #11 kernel, been getting great life on moderate to heavy use (12-16 hours) been using it for almost a week now, I flashed this rom and kernal the day RLS3 came out. definitely better battery life then FRESH and netarchy combo i was using by about 2-3 hours.

a handy app I found is Green Power, it manages your wireless networks while the screen is off, for the most part I have very little battery drain with screen off which was my issue pre-root.
[EVO 4G Android Development] mitchellvii:
HAVS Kernels just DO NOT like my phone :(

As much as I would like to save some battery life with an HAVS Kernel, my phone just doesn't play well with them. From artifacting to FC's to BSOD, it just ain't pretty. Right now I'm using Netarchy 4.2 CFS No HAVS and it works real well.
[EVO 4G Android Development] bsmoove386:
So what do you use for twitter and for your messaging ? I just feel like one of these social apps have to be running the android system high. I can do without tango might see if that helps the drain during use..i would hate for it to be my handscent sms though

Sent from my HTC EVOlution
[EVO 4G Android Development] bsmoove386:
Yea i'm starting to wonder if it is. The only thing the confuses me is that i would think it would pop up in my system panels top list of apps l. However, it does not do that. Actually it's always my android system that is high but can't an app cause the android system to be high?

Sent from my HTC EVOlution
[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
I had it and can always download again, but for now it got the axe
[EVO 4G Android Development] AS329:
Couple issues

Hey all

Since I started flashing this ROM with RLS1 (now on RLS3), none of the pictures I have taken end up in file explorer. I can see them in the gallery, but the files don't appear. I have wiped, flashed, cleared caches, but can't see the dang files on my phone or computer. Any ideas?

Also, the stock music player can't seem to find any new music I've gotten since flashing.

TIA for any thoughts.
[EVO 4G Android Development] brownhornet:
Ok so a little update... still with rls3 and kings #12.. tried the unplug and replug thing this morning and it seems to have worked. Came off of the charger at 7 am again and as of now at 9:47 im still holding a charge of 94% after about a 5 minute phone call and a couple of texts... no lag or malfunctions for me either so... might rock with this for a while.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
Go to the very first entry in this thread, download, then flash, the Stock Font.

Voila!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] slugbug2010:
I still get the MD5 error when using Warm Updater. I've searched and not found an answer or resolution to this. There are only a few posts about it, so it msut be user error.

Any ideas?
[EVO 4G Android Development] gophert:
Battery Compare RLS 2.2 and RLS 3

Well I've been on Rls 3 for a few days and thought I would post a comparison of the two releases according to my normal use.

Warm Rls 2.2 with Kings #11 Kernal

Uptime: 14:12:07

Awake: 5:22:11

Battery: 15%

Warm Rls 3 with stock HTC #10 Kernal

Uptime: 15:32:51

Awake: 5:49:14

Battery: 39%

Slightly better battery life with Rls 3 and the stock HTC #10 Kernal
[EVO 4G Android Development] Mich2Ga:
Pretty good for stock
[EVO 4G Android Development] Bielinsk:
HDMI out.

I searched the thread with mixed results.

I did a complete wipe and flashed rls3 and really like it so far. I was running the NHL app and tried to pipe it out to my TV via HDMI (I am able to do this with fresh) but I didn't get any response when I plugged in the hdmi cable.

Does hdmi out work?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
I'm getting similar, amazing results from 2.2 R3 with Collin batt tweak and HTC #10 kernel:

12 hour days out of office

Moderate calls, lots of Gmail and Data

Occasional Angry Birds (a boy's gotta have some fun)

Getting home with between 25-35%!!!

This ROM rocks!!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] austinjay:
Thank you. It won't install, though. I hit install and it comes back with application not installed. Any ideas? I really do not want to do another wipe again.
[EVO 4G Android Development] kudosmog:
Curious about this as well.

Not that I have an HDMI cable, but if I can pipe out the NHL app to my TV it'd be the next purchase I make.
[EVO 4G Android Development] myn:
There are no issues with ADB on this rom. I pass 50 - 60 files back and forth a day through adb during my daily development.

Reflash base rom wiping dalvik/cache.

Also make sure you have HTC Sync installed which gives you the USB drivers needed for ADB.

That's the new HTC Sense HD flipclock.

What are you attempting to download via WarmUpdater?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Cubfan99:
Interesting! I've been on Kings 11, dumping Stock immediately because I assumed it would be worse than anything. Been pretty pleased with Kings, but I really need to give Stock a ride. :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] cirehawk:
With apologies to those who don't like kernel/battery posts "cluttering up" the forum, I have a request. When reporting your battery life and stating that it was with moderate or heavy use, can you provide some feedback as to what you are considering moderate or heavy (i.e. number/length of calls, number of texts, browsing times, etc.)? We probably all have different ideas of what we consider moderate/heavy, so that type of info should give a truer picture of battery life.