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[Fascinate Android Development] durakbane:
joebob652 , Did you go into device selection and select autodetect?
[Fascinate Android Development] joebob652:
There isn't an option for auto detect.

I feel pretty dumb. Thanks for helping.
[Fascinate Android Development] zeroxg4:
which kernel did you flash? like the exact file name
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
Joebob....open SetCPU....then tap menu, select your device...first choice is autodetect. ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] joebob652:
D012-Kernel-sv-1200
[Fascinate Android Development] joebob652:
The first option is donate button.
[Fascinate Android Development] zeroxg4:
I assume you flashed the .zip from your sd card using CWM?

Try sliding the slider to the left then all the way to the right. If that doesn't help, then consider moving to the D012_LV_1200, which has been SOLID for myself and many others (and will hopefully continue to be that way).
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
So the issue sounds like the D01 issue, where SetCPU won't let you go above 800mhz...double check that you downloaded the D012 and not D01...Here is the link for the D012.... D012 - Dirrk

Open the link>select my folder>the samsung and you will see the D012 kernels...

Is this what you did?
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Right but the 2nd option should be autodetect, when you slide the screen up is it not there for you
[Fascinate Android Development] joebob652:
No I have no option for auto detect...what version should I use?
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
Make sure that if you are using Dirrks kernels, that you choose a D012...and not D01. See my post/link above. :)
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
Saps...this is just for you ;)

Dirrk's 1.2 LV Voodoo kernel...
[Fascinate Android Development] Crashspeeder:
The best I got was mid 1800s. How did you manage 2k?
[Fascinate Android Development] ibebyi:
First of all thanks so much to jt and dirrk for the awesome kernels!!!

I flashed the 1200LV and its awesome! It's harder to discern the difference from 1ghz to 1.2ghz only because the phone was pretty snappy as it was but OC AND Voodoo?! awesomeness.

Quick question: What governer on Setcpu are you guys using? Ive read not to use on-demand, but that was from an older post, and was wondering if the new kernels can handle on demand (running conservative 100-1200 for now). It seems to spend the most time on the 800 slot while using conservative.

Also since this is undervolted but at higher clock speed, should I expect similar battery life to the stock kernel?
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
Mine vary too....sometimes I get 1700-19xx...and sometimes over 2k...and then take screen shots :D I do make sure all programs are closed thru task manager and then run it. :)
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
Definitely use conservative only mode...all others cause issues. Also don't set on boot. As far as battery, I am testing it out but by math we should get a good bump in battery life. I don't think sufficient time has passed for people to have results in yet. ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
son of a beesting, you're is bigger than mine
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
There is a degree of variance with Quadrant. I concur that highest scores are generally achieved when things are shut off. I know if I have ShootMe open though hidden I only score 9.6 in Linpack but if I close it Im over 9.8 then I get out open that app and go back then take my pic.

In addition to Conservative mode I also use Performance mode which locks the cpu at 1.2Ghz. Ondemand is considered not safe but I have ran Dirrks 1200LV on performance for like a half hour straight for benchmarking. So FWIW I consider performance not only usable but recommended for stability testing. If your OC survives 30 minutes of Performance hell-benching it should survive day to day operations on Conservative.
[Fascinate Android Development] Epell:
Similar problem with LV1200. It doesn't log on to appbrain system for me(kept force closing).
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Yeah you want Conservative for day to day operations especially if you wanna max the battery. Now I am on record saying Performance is also ok to use. In fact when I'm benchmarking I lock it in on Performance. Its a great way to test stability. I suppose you could even leave it on Performance but that will sacrifice a lot of battery life.

As far as battery performance compared to stock, it should be better actually. 1250mV vs 1300mV is only 4% but thats not the case with real world numbers. They are not directly linear but exponential. I spent several days with jt's kernel which was 1325mV and I found the extra 25mV cost me an average of about 10% battery life. So in turn and this is based on me spending less than one day with this 1250kernel it seems every 25mV is forth 10% battery life. So the 50mV of Dirrk's Im thinking will translate into a 20% battery life gain; which is pretty damn significant. I can confirm today Im noticing slower battery drain on Dirrk's 1200LV [Conservative] I've been off the charger for 9 hours, mild-moderate use and Im at 85%
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
I've not had any of those problems. In fact I just sync'd with appbrain right now :(
[Fascinate Android Development] durakbane:
There have been at least three of us with similar issues..must have to do with other apps/widgets/etc we are running.
[Fascinate Android Development] ibebyi:
thanks for the replies...just wondering why should I not have it set on boot?
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
Because SetCPU locks tries to lock it at boot and you can get stuck in a boot loop. ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] Dirrk:
If youre phone doesn't like lv or the 1200 speed then set on boot could cause you're phone to boot into a failed boot and you will bootloop. After you have tested the speeds and voltage it shouldn't be a problem
[Fascinate Android Development] bleeeeeeek:
i didnt see it posted anywhere.. but on the 1200LV when you go into task manager>package and start scrolling right away it'll kick you out to the home screen.. but if you click package and wait for a second for everything to load you'll be good to scroll up and down as you please.. just an observation..
[Fascinate Android Development] dmaustin:
Well, I guess my phone can't handle the low voltage 1200. It flashes and freezes as soon as I bump it up. JTs 1.2 worked fine. I'm on the lv 1100 to check out the battery savings for a while. I would imagine eventually it should be possible for me to adjust the voltage myself. Like maybe I could handle 1260mv or 1275. I'm a pretty capable guy. Maybe I just need to do some research to find out what I'm doing.

Sent from my Samsung Fascinate, Voodoo lag fixed at 1.1ghz. (Until something more comes out!)
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Good point. Im beyond rock solid stable on your 1200LV. So I probably could set on boot. Follow up question Dirrk. I know if we dont set on boot your kernels boot at 800Mhz. If we set on boot is it 1200Mhz right from the get go or just when getting to the homescreen? If its right from the get go I imagine boot-ups will be marginally faster.
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Can it handle the 1200SV? You said jt's 1.2 was good; as you probably know its 1325mV. You should know if Dirrk's 1.2 is also good since its just 1300mV. If you cannot run Dirrk's 1.2 then you wont be able to pull off 1260 or 1275
[Fascinate Android Development] dmaustin:
Ahhhh yea Dirrk's sv 1200 ran fine too. So far the only one I've had problems with was the lv 1200. I suppose dirrk's will still be better for battery life, but jts has the cool boot animations. I'm sticking with the lv 1100 until I find something better. Battery life does seem improved.

Sent from my Samsung Fascinate, Voodoo lag fixed at 1.1ghz. (Until something more comes out!)
[Fascinate Android Development] CDODGE:
I see similar behavior in the market as well. It seems like i keep hitting the back arrow. so far this has happened to me in the market and Facebook. It’s weird because nothing crashes it’s just seems like i hit the back button.
[Fascinate Android Development] stevonyc35:
i see there is a d011 sv1200 and a d012 sv1200.

what is the difference? is it the voltage?
[Fascinate Android Development] phoenx06:
So am I right to assume that, of these, the LV 1000 would be the best battery saver? Or does LV 1000/1100/1200 use the same voltage?
[Fascinate Android Development] devlp1213:
the do12 is the updated one don't use do11
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
The 1000 & 1100 run off 1225 mv the 1200 runs off 1250 mv

Sent from my 1.2Ghz voodoo fascinate
[Fascinate Android Development] Dirrk:
And the 1250 runs at 1275 and gets 10.5 on linpack. 1300 runs good but isn't as stable and doesn't do any better on benchmarks.
[Fascinate Android Development] filthy1:
Is it posted...yet or still testing? Would a 1.25 @1250 work? My phone loves the 1.2 @1250 and so does my battery....think I am the lucky few that have no issues with lv
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
You haven't put these out yet though huh Dirrk. Nice to hear about a 1250 though
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Actually I think most people are GTG with the 1200LV. Definitely more than 70%. I'm on other forums and it seems like 2/3-3/4 of people are fine with 1200LV. However, its the one person that doesnt get a stable 1200LV who makes threads and posts about it not working. So its kinda a misrepresentation. If you're stable you might see one post "works for me." Whereas if its unstable you see entire threads and/or multiple posts detailing how the 1100LV is fine or the 1200SV fine as well. Its kinda a squeaky wheel gets the grease thing
[Fascinate Android Development] CDODGE:
someone should create a poll for what kernal they are using succesfully :)
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Go for it ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] phoenx06:
I think I'm gonna go with the LV1100 then :)
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Just make sure its the D011 1100LV

Never mind thats the only one up now, I think Dirrk edited it so only his latests of every kernel is up

**Oops wrong he still has his D011 for his 1200's but if you or anyone tries either 1200 you should use the D012
[Fascinate Android Development] dmaustin:
So I noticed that the lv1250 was up! Unfortunately, it causes my phone to boot loop. But I never had luck with the lv 1200 so I didn't expect much. Y'all try it out and rub your benchmark scores in my face! It also seems to have the custom boot animations.

Sent from my Samsung Fascinate, Voodoo lag fixed at 1.1ghz. (Because that's all mine can handle with low voltage)
[Fascinate Android Development] Dirrk:
Yes it has boot animation and I will update them all to D02 with the boot animation
[Fascinate Android Development] filthy1:
@ Dirrk...can you make just a standard for those who dont want a custom boot animation?
[Fascinate Android Development] Dirrk:
Yeah I can
[Fascinate Android Development] GoBruins:
Nice Dirrk keep up the great work!
[Fascinate Android Development] filthy1:
thanks man you are awesome!!....so is the new one that is up based off the 2.2 source?
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Love the boot screen Dirrk but I hate to admit as soon as I slide this to 1250 it instantly freezes my SF. Your 1200LV is golden for me but this 1250LV seriously locks within 5 seconds of me sliding it to 1250.
[Fascinate Android Development] filthy1:
mine loads but I did get it to lock on the 3d part of the quadrant benchmark after about 6 in a row...best of 2184 and linpack best of 10.62 ish.....wonder if there is any way to achieve a happy medium... I didn't expect such big jumps from such a small increase in speed and voltage....maybe around 2100 and 10.2 ish with same stability of the lv1200...wish I knew more to try and help and test:confused:
[Fascinate Android Development] Crashspeeder:
...seriously? Relax. We'll get Froyo eventually. There is absolutely no reason to expect the new version to be based on Froyo though.

Sent from my Dirrk overclocked/lagfixed SCH-i500
[Fascinate Android Development] filthy1:
chill pill

dude....I personally don't care about froyo...so you relax that was a legit question if you read the bottom of the OP Dirrk himself said he was going to update all the D02 kernels to the 2.2 source that was just released....so you need to read before you just start blasting people.

:cool:
[Fascinate Android Development] Dirrk:
No its 2.1
[Fascinate Android Development] filthy1:
cool....don't know if I can run the 1.25 seems great with linpack and everyday normal stuff but if I put it under stress like with the 6-7 quads in a row to see what it will do it freezes in the 3D portion...excuse my stupidity but is there any major changes other than...the speed and voltage, like maybe something that could be done to tweek the 1200....just seemed like big gains for only the voltage and speed to be up small amounts...thanks in advance.
[Fascinate Android Development] Dirrk:
To be honest it confused me too but I	can probably. Up the voltage a hair to make it more stable. I have not experienced it freezing but I haven't ever ran 6 benchmarks in a row. Even when pushing it to 1300 the phone didn't go any faster. I think the phones cpu has a limit on it, so where if it exceeds a certain clock speed it maxes out no matter what I put, which is why the 1.3 1.4 & 1.6 speeds never got any faster. I may be wrong but I cannot find another explanation. Basically what I am saying is 1.25 pushes the phone to go its max what ever that actually is..
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
Dirrk...I just want to clarify the installation of this one...even if we have D012/v0.2, we should run disable_lagfix first? Thanks!!!

Also, how is the froyo kernel compilation coming along? :p
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
To be safe, sure. But you really don't ever need to disable the lagfix first going from voodoo to voodoo
[Fascinate Android Development] filthy1:
thanks for the response I just didn't know if there were anything else that you changed/tweeked that you could do to the lv1200 kernel to close the score/speed gap between 1.2 and 1.25...so that the lv 1200 would still be the same but a little faster....like a said seems like a huge jump for so little
[Fascinate Android Development] Daswolven:
Were you exceeding stock voltage for the 1.3 - 1.6 tests?
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
Dirrk can I get your values for the 1250? I want to make my own freq/voltage table with slightly upped values.
[Fascinate Android Development] Dirrk:
Think I took it all the way up to 1375 for 1400 with no change in benchmarks
[Fascinate Android Development] stevonyc35:
dirrk,

can you make a SV1250?

thanks for your hard work!
[Fascinate Android Development] Dirrk:
No prob

1275 for the voltage in max consumer

325 for the other voltage in s5pc110-clock.c

Kept the 5, 5 ratio in clock

Believe that's it. I'll update github in a few still within on my calculus homework

Edit: It is actually at 1300
[Fascinate Android Development] destroyerbmx:
youre the man, let me know if you need/want 2.2 testing I am not worried about brick, I am good w/ odin and as a last resort I have insurance.

I wish it wasnt 6 years after programming or I could actually code something, but I ve picked up a new job and have stopped doing any programming.
[Fascinate Android Development] Dirrk:
Well this is what i do for fun, one day I hope to get paid for it. If you want to know the latest go on irc.
[Fascinate Android Development] orion421:
Ok I flash 1200sv and everything was fine. decided to try the 1250lv and now the phone boots.. the samsung screen shows..the aosp sound plays for the boot screen but no picture...buttons are lit but the screen is blank...anyone have any ideas

EDIT i was unable to get into recovery...like my phone was mocking me as soon as i posted this it let me boot into recovery and all is good
[Fascinate Android Development] destroyerbmx:
I usually check in every once in a while on my phone.
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
Leave it alone....let it boot. It may take 5-15 minutes.
[Fascinate Android Development] orion421:
oh i know..the problem is that it was doing nothing.. boot,reboot,reboot, just a loop i finally got it to boot into recovery and flash the 1200sv and all is good...I am not as new as my post count suggests....but thank you for replying
[Fascinate Android Development] destroyerbmx:
my d02 wont run at all, I can get it all booted up but then it just crashes. I removed old d012 voodoo before flashing too. Found out it was setcpu but now I cant get into the market because that keeps crashing.
[Fascinate Android Development] ibebyi:
just wondering if setcpu was necessary to have it bump up to 1200... thanks in advance
[Fascinate Android Development] aphelion02:
I ran the D02 lv1250 for about an hour, was very quick and stable, even got 2090 on Quadrant. Then I put it on performance and stress tested with Hero of Sparta, game froze and after reboot the softkeys didn't work and Rom Manager was FCing.

Reboot solved everything though, but I'm reverting back to the lv1200.
[Fascinate Android Development] destroyerbmx:
Had to odin back to dh12 and uninstall market update to get market to stop FCing.
[Fascinate Android Development] destroyerbmx:
after a quite lengthy restore, back to di01 and d02 sv1200 voodoo

Linpack - 9.4

Quadrant - 1918

PS. I just noticed I dont have a boot screen, its just black.
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Am I correct in saying the only difference between D012 1200LV and D02 1200LV is the addition of the bootanim.zip?
[Fascinate Android Development] phoenx06:
I'm curious too. I want to use the D02's if they have new fixes in them, but I don't want a new bootanimation.
[Fascinate Android Development] Dirrk:
You are correct
[Fascinate Android Development] namebrandon:
OMG this is all horrible, Dirrk sucks.

Anyway, this is the boot animation I've been using.. well, I've been going back between this and the dancing banana, because that's how I roll.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=646099

I grabbed the nexus-bios-boot. I think these are set up to be applied via recovery.. I didn't bother, I'd just recommend you open it up and rip the bootanimation.zip out of it.

For those who like them some banana boot..

[YOUTUBE]FZlU0_N82EY[/YOUTUBE]

Here's the file.
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Nicely Done Dirrk. And yes allow me to confirm for all others the D02 and D012 [1200LV] perform exactly the same Quad2k+, Linpack 9.8+ the whole nine yards.

I could never get bootzip's to "take" on the D012's but I assume since its ingrained into the D02 if I merely switch it out in data/local Im good to go? I think I'll be the pee scene for awhile, I love it myself
[Fascinate Android Development] namebrandon:
I think the pee file itself is actually in /system/media, but either location should work (according to Dirrk's post), I haven't checked the code.

I've only used /system/media myself.
[Fascinate Android Development] jt1134:
Phone checks data/local first then system/media. Either will work, but data takes precedence
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
jt is it accurate to say when using a kernel something must be enabled within the kernel to allow bootzip changes? For instance yours have the pee-scene [love it]. But when I tried to copy and paste that zip from your and use it with Dirrks kernels it would not take. I put it in data/local and system/media with RE and neither took. Then I see Dirrk revised his kernels [D02] and now it takes [admittedly its built in now]. But in terms of switching out bootzip's, does the kernel itself have to support this? If yes, great I got it. If no, I cannot figure out why my bootzip's didnt take
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b33zy682:
when i download apps from the market they download completely and then they dont install. i have to cancel the download and re install several times before they eventually install. this is on any rom i use. any solutions would be appreciated
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seventyfivein:
Had the same problem recently. Problem is related to sd card. copied my sd card onto the desktop, wiped it clean. Download & installation of apps started to work again. Then transferred only the relevant media files from desktop copy onto sd card.

Read somewhere - happens due to a problem with .android_secure, download & LOST.DIR folders on the sd card.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead-I:
Thanks for the help seventyfivein. I was having the same problem, but deleted only those three folders and it seems to have corrected itself.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b33zy682:
yea thanks man. so ill delete those roms but nandroid first just to make sure everythings ok
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seventyfivein:
Anytime guys!

Got a lot of help from this forum since I started using android. Feels good to give something in return.

Cheers !
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] robiatti:
Hey everyone,

I got a little ancy waiting for a official G2 dock so I decided to rig my own.

Total cost was about 10$ The most expensive part being a old hd2 dock I bought from Hong Kong for the wiring and adapter.

Now this is still unfinished but it is functional for syncing and charging simultaneously.

So I figured I would share my cheesy work.

(Version 1 Pics deleted due to age)

Ok, So I decided to use a saw and take a little more time.

Here is version 2.0

I am now done with this prototype. Just did a quick finish with some hammertone paint and sticky foam.

Time to move on to a better lower profile design.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] mtl171:
its a droid dock! made out of popsicle sticks. wonder if G2 can fit inside a blackberry torch dock. seem about the same size.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] kkevin94:
pretty sick dude
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] gaisto17:
Now that's awesome and ingenius
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] Esteef:
woot

How much?

I want 2 of them XD
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] Snuggl3s:
Haha that is awesome! Nice dude.

fRom Snugs G2 ^.^
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] robiatti:
Thanks Guys,

I will probably remake it soon.. next time I will plan it out and actually measure.

and use a saw instead of breaking and eyeballing everything.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] SuperDave81:
You could even say, pretty stick dude!
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] xile6:
now fiber glass it hehe :) that would be sweet tho.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] robiatti:
New version is about 1/2 way done...
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] scrizz:
Whoa nice!

a wooden Dock

;)

are you going to varnish it?

LOL

nice job
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] robiatti:
I still need to sand fill in and finish. Then I will be done with it.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] riochile:
Nice job, I like it! I have a HD2 dock I no longer use ...Hmmmm time to get to work!
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] Anartic:
One question, is the charging cord well mounted in there? I sometimes struggle plugging my phone in and it seems like the tip will just break if I try to push it in any more.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] robiatti:
Yes, its solid. What I did was loosely placed the connector in the dock and plugged in the phone. Once I had the proper angle, I hot glued the cable while still having the phone connected. Then after it hardened it stayed in perfect placement.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] crr127:
Plexiglass with green lighting inside.... oooooo.. reminds me of modding my old computer towers
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] robiatti:
Just did a little wood filling, sanded and put the 1st coat of hammer tone paint on it. I acutally have no wood skills at all

But this has been a fun project.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] scottmog:
hahah awesome work! Bring it over to my work and we'll carbon fiber that sucker ;) haha
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] vinnyjr:
very slick work. I wonder how long it will take HTC or T-Mobile to come up with their own model??? Too bad the G2 doesn't have the brass pins like the Nexus One has for very easy docking. Nexus One figured this out over 9 months ago, why not put this in the G2? I have both phones and the dock is a must. Come on T-Mobile, the G2 needs accessories and the dock is at the top of the list.