yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Pons:
Look for a thread roughly called the incredible list of 2.6.37 kernels. In the second post, it explains the governors.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] POQbum:
To answer your question:

Yes, do not set a profile for screen off. Reason is because this kernel already has this feature built in (max ~300MHz, min ~100MHz for screen off)

You can set other profiles though, like when battery starts getting lower you can cap off the CPU usage for screen on- but it wouldn't make sense to lower the screen off anymore because any less CPU and it may not pick up texts or phone calls while it's off.

Also know if you do set a profile for screen off it will be conflicting with the kernel. That doesn't make it a terrible thing, but it's cleaner if you leave it out.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] qumahlin:
Sorry, gotta say it....what do you think the "optical" part of "optical joystick" meant :P
[Droid Incredible Android Development] thrillerbee:
I flashed incredikernel today & my MEID changed to "unknown". Am I doing something wrong?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] byrong:
You've got me there :D
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ilhe1s:
Recently I flashed the 3-18 Kernel and am liking it so far, but noticed that I didn't have Multitouch. I am running CWM 2.5.0.5 and use to get 5 pt MT with Chad's Froyo Kernels. So do I need to flash a different version of CWM or do the GB Kernels not support MT yet?

TIA
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Rom-Addict:
3. 0. 7 is the only one that gives me multi touch

sent from dinc
[Droid Incredible Android Development] byrong:
I'm running the 3/18 GB kernel and CWM 2.5.0.5. I get 5-point MT
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ilhe1s:
I tried 3.0.0.7 as well and it still doesn't work. Hmmm...

->>SWEET! Finally got it to work with 3.0.0.7!,<<-
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chad0989:
Pretty substantial update coming at some point... just have to get the time to finish it. Probably not until next week sometime after my tests are finally over.

Lots of driver updates and I'm semi rewriting the panel drivers based one some newer updates...

Here's a little preview if someone wants to try a work in progress build. You can report any issues here. I'm not saying exactly whats been updated yet so I can see if anyone has problems or notices improvements with those things without any placebo effect.

http://chad0989.dyndns.org/incredikernel-preview.zip
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Pons:
I'll take it for a spin, I'm bored. And you put out minor updates? Since when?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jpa77:
30 minutes in and no problems so far. Everything is as fast as usual. OJ wake seems a little more responsive. Will let you know how batt life is tomorrow.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] J2theMatt:
Working well for me.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] burnmatoaka:
Maybe an SLCD thing, but I have a, I dunno what to call it, a refresh split? The left quarter-third of my screen definitely refreshing noticeably faster so I'm getting that split-level effect, whatever it's technically called. I confirmed this was kernel specific by flashing back to the 3/18 build. Also, light sensor values not yet updated 160delta10 (if you're just testing observance, o/w I know you said you were getting around to it.)

FastCharge is working.

•I for one welcome our new Android overlords•

DInc•SLDC•x.7.28•CWM3.0.0.8•CM7•chad's
[Droid Incredible Android Development] JetBomber117:
Also seems to be working well. And my game apps, mostly fruit ninja, seemed to be maybe a little more responsive?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phaze one:
Thanks dude. Didn't know that.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] byrong:
The OJ seems to be behaving a lot better in this preview kernel. Completely subjective, so take it for what it's worth.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Thoss:
Zero problems at all running the preview and #30. Possibly has a faster screen on time at 128 AMOLED, with screen on its screaming fast. Then again I've always been impressed with Chad's work
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Derrtydozen:
Kernel running smooth, no problems as of yet!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chad0989:
Thanks. I'll look into that.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dccoh:
The preivew kernel

I saw and downloaded the link to the preview kernel. Ran good on cm7.

Im now playing around with Miui (the froyo version). Do you have a preview kernel for that?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rpcallan:
Impressions of beta kernel..

Speed about the same. Quicker response to orientation. Better feel to OJ. More stable at oc speeds (no lockups). Better response to wake maybe. Little loss of volume it appears. Very stable after about 14 hours. Slightly lower wifi signal levels.

Overall I would rate 8.5 / 10
[Droid Incredible Android Development] miatamx:
Rating a preview. Lol. You Don,t know for sure what the current changes are and Don,t know what is still to be added. From Chad,s previous early release history he prtobably is holding back quite a bit.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] nevetsvsx:
I am having the exact same "split refresh" thing happen with the preview kernel. Other than that the phone seems to run better than ever with the preview.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rpcallan:
Just my thoughts, my impression. My review hold little meaning to anyone, except perhaps the dev. I don't know what he did that's the point. Only the changes I seem yo believe I notice and where in my opinion it currently ranks in comparison to my idea of perfect.

Its all good, ill just continue to learn, and by your standard not share my thoughts.... Hope your happy now
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chad0989:
No worries. I appreciate it. You may or may not have hit a couple points right on the head. :-)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] J2theMatt:
You cheeky bastard. Great kernel.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chad0989:
@burnmatoaka and nevetsvsx

I sent you PMs.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phaze one:
I'm amazed that this kernel can get any better, its so snappy with killer battery life. You definitely outdo yourself everytime chad. I appreciate your work man, thanks!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ttran97:
I'm so jealous of you guys. I really want to run this, but the graphical issues with Sense roms hasn't been resolved yet. :( Waiting...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] GooTz66:
Went CM7 and havent looked back since! :cool:
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phaze one:
+1. No going back. GB is the bee's knees.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jiggad369:
Co-sign me.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chad0989:
Still trying to figure it out. Its got me pretty stumped :confused:.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wakeboard143:
Are there limitations or reasons that fast USB charging has never been implemented or explored?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chad0989:
Yes, USB ports don't put out the same amperage as a wall charger and the amount they put out varies from computer to computer.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wakeboard143:
Ah. How does the phone differentiate between AC and USB?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dccoh:
Preview kernel

Well messed with the preview kernel a bit more on cm7, and it does run a bit smoother for me, and all my voltage tweaks are holding up.

Tried the kernel on Miui and my wireless didn't work correctly (the Miui was a froyo build), so im assuming the preview kernel is strictly GB.

Love playing with these new kernels :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Testingchip:
+1. Almost makes me queasy when I scroll fast.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jayochs:
off topic as hell, but hey chad, you a sabres fan? haha i'm down in NJ and i've been a fan since 96 and i've never even been to buffalo. haha
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chad0989:
Of course. Buffalo is a total hockey town. You should make the trip up for a game at some point, its definitely a good time.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] nevetsvsx:
Did what you said and just sent you a pm. One other thing that I noticed is that the touchpad on the phone seems to be insanely sensitive now...may just be my phone though.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chad0989:
Its been fixed already for the final build. :D
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Testingchip:
Sweet! Love your work.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mmtoman:
Don't kill me for this question but is OJ Optical Joystick?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chad0989:
Here's a new preview build. This fixes the SLCD issue and some shuddering you may or may not have noticed on AMOLED displays (issue was sort of linked). This will likely be the final preview build. Still missing a couple things the final will have, but I know everyone gets antsy.

http://chad0989.dyndns.org/incredikernel-preview2.zip
[Droid Incredible Android Development] burnmatoaka:
I'll bite OT. The mysteries of the fast-charge are murky and deep. Your phone "knows" it's on a USB when the maximum current available to it does not exceed 500 mA whether or not the port has active data. Your charger/cable combination is recognized by your phone as a powersource only (the two data leads may or may not be bridged, not sure with htc) and if the kernel happens to allow it(hooray for Chad!) the battery will draw a full Amp and charge really fast. If you are using the phone while plugged in, this can be the difference between going from 20% to 80% in an hour or sitting at an outlet all day. Literally. A regular USBmicro cable and 1 amp charger only gives 500mA to the phone. Some supposed 1 amp chargers i've used will only give up 500mA even w/ htc cable. Can't fully explain it. Google "usb charging" for more info than you could possibly want.

[I for one welcome our new Android overlords ::: DInc::SLDC::x.7.28::CWM3.0.0.8::CM7::chad's]
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Testingchip:
Much smoother.

Thank you
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wakeboard143:
I see. Thank you. I use a 12v adapter in my work vehicle with a USB port integrated and do not get fast charge there and it registers as USB connected. Never understood why. Guess I'll have to live with it.

And btw, I use battery monitor widget from the market and get consistently above 850 mA when at home on my AC charger. The wife's pulls over 900. Charges is an hour from empty. Thanks Chad!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] OSully:
Hey guys - I'm new to CM7, I've been running Sense roms since I got my phone. The most current sense kernel charges really fast - it's awesome. The stock CM7 kernel seems to be back to that painfully long charging that was around when I first got my dINC. I've seen incredikernel recommended. How's the charging speed on this?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wakeboard143:
Mine charges at Mach 2
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Rom-Addict:
+ 1

Yea its fast real fast

sent from dinc
[Droid Incredible Android Development] OSully:
I'm going to give it a shot then!

Is that preview build for GB or for froyo?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wakeboard143:
GB
[Droid Incredible Android Development] OSully:
Hmm... I just flashed it and my phone didn't get past the splash screen...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phaze one:
How long did you wait? It takes mine hella long to boot after I flash a kernel.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] OSully:
I waited like 6-8 minutes... should I wait longer?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phaze one:
No. Thats too long. Try flashing an earlier version kernel like the 3/18. Did you wipe your dalvik? I'm just throwing out guesses here. I've had no problems flashing his kernels at all.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] OSully:
I believe the kernel wiped the dalvik automatically.. I'm going to flash the 3/18 kernel first
[Droid Incredible Android Development] GooTz66:
Always a good idea to manually wipe dalvik and battery stats prior to flashing a new kernel.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] OSully:
Well the 3/18 flashed no problem. I'll try wiping and flashing the preview next.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] gohamstergo:
perhaps quick charge will finally enable me to use GPS while plugged in and not lose battery still! :P
[Droid Incredible Android Development] shoops5:
although the past versions have been great, this preview is the first one that hasn't given me any throttle up stuttering. any choppiness in screen transitions or scrolling that i used to have seems to be gone too. i'll have to give it 24-48 to see the battery life, but so far i'm really liking it.
[Android Apps and Games] Berliner42:
Loaded it in the market but wasn't able to launch the widget or to use the configuration menu. It only shows a grey screen, although Menu button works in config mode..

I have a Desire rooted with miui rom 0.11.12

Doesn't work neither with Launcher Pro nor with the DEll Launcher..
[Android Apps and Games] gdodinet:
Hi Berliner,

Thanks for testing this widget. That's weird. I got a few comments in the market console that report a similar behaviour. However i'm not able to reproduce it. The grey background may indicate either that the widget feeds cannot be parsed or that scrollable widgets are not enabled.

I use android-rome-rss the fetch the feeds. Perhaps there is something to dig there? What feed(s) did you specify?
[Android Apps and Games] rori~:
Just tested on N1,ADW...works fine.

Needs a rss search of course...

But very nice, even like the widget :)

But I already use "AtomaRSS" which got a wonderful customization option...
[Android Apps and Games] gdodinet:
Hi Rori,

Indeed AtomaRss is very similar, feature-wise. I discovered it yesterday when i opened this thread because xda suggested a list of related messages. Since choice is always good, i will maintain and try and improve this widget.

Anyway, thanks for trying out the widget. Truth is i'm a bit lost here: i don't understand why it works like a charm for some people and doesn't even load for others (as is the case for berliner). I get the same mixed messages in the comments and ratings. I still don't know how i can pinpoint the actual issues.
[Android Apps and Games] parker09:
hey mate, awesome app, would be good if it gave a list (or used default browser) to view 'full' article - in my case the in built one doesn't seem to work, but that might just be a problem at my end.

Also maybe the option to have a limited number of words in the content area, eg. instead of having the full story have like say justa set number defined in the settings, eg. 15, 25, 50, 0(all)?

Other then that, I love the look, can basically blend in with any theme ;)
[Android Apps and Games] oswade:
Looks awesome, matching very well with the launcherpro widgets :)

Unfortunately it won't work on my i9000 either. The widget is there but no feeds will display (i tried the default feed + one other).
[Android Apps and Games] boombuler:
Hi,

short hint from widget dev to widget dev:

You should add the following code to your "receiver"-tags in the AndroidManifest.xml to allow ADW to automatically turn on the scrollable widget setting!

<meta-data android:name="LauncherMetadata.Requirements.Scrollable"
android:value="true" />
[Android Apps and Games] 19luke90:
Looks lovely on my DHD, nice work :)
[Android Apps and Games] gdodinet:
Hi all,

Thanks a lot for your feedback. I hope i can solve the no-loading issue thanks to boombuller's advice. However what worries me is that i tested it successfully with the free version of LauncherPro (pretty quickly though). Anyway i'll add that to the next version -- hopefully pretty soon.
[Android Apps and Games] Dodgylegs:
Am just getting a blank screen with this?
[Android Apps and Games] gdodinet:
Hi Dodgylegs,

Thanks for your feedback, however i desperately need further intel to try and understand what's going on. Thus i have a silly question, since this works well for me. You use LP and did make sure scrollable widgets are activated, right?

The trick Boombuller provided works well with ADW (scrollable widgets get automatically activated), but not for LP. I have not yet published the new version though.
[Android Apps and Games] GuestK00138:
I like the look of this!

Any chance it can hook into your Google Reader subscriptions...?
[Android Apps and Games] paranoid2007:
Thanks for the app. Looks great, works great.

+1 for the suggested integration with google reader
[Android Apps and Games] Dodgylegs:
Hey Champ

Yeah, using LPP. I put in a feed link, say http://www.androidcentral.com/feed and save - then - I get no feeds in the widget, just the title Latest News

My bad.... solved with the right link! Apologies. Great Widget!
[Android Apps and Games] gdodinet:
I'm glad you worked things out. Feed/URL validation is indeed a critical feature that is missing. It is planned for a coming version. I begin to think that I should assign a higher priority to it because i'm wondering if invalid feed urls are not the cause of all the "grey widget issue" reports. Thanks for telling me this.

Initially i didn't plan to integrate Google Reader (i actually planned not to). But this could certainly be done and i'll consider it. However please note this is not on top of the todo list.
[Android Apps and Games] Gimpeh:
You should set up a paid version that does have google reader integration. I'd certainly purchase it and I'm sure many others as well.
[Android Apps and Games] pdane:
I'm using LPP and can't get any feeds to show up. Even the default Reuters feed that came with the app fails to load any feeds so I don't think that it is a url issue. If there is a way for me to get you any usable info off of my phone please let me know.
[Android Apps and Games] Dodgylegs:
Loving this - thanks for all your hard work. I've been wanting something like this for ages!
[Android Apps and Games] galaxys:
Finally a cool news widget...great job!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] kumarmayuresh:
Hi

i am new to windows mobile and i am using SAMSUNG OMNIA B7610. I want threaded SMS to be enabled in my device ... please suggest the way to enable that or suggest some application which can enable the threaded sms feature.

waiting for the reply ...

kumar mayuresh
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] darthveda:
I am pretty sure, this is not the right section to post queries. but you have done it anyway, here's the answer:

If you are using samsung messenger as your default message manager then goto Options->General->Enable Threaded SMS View

If you are using windows default messenger then goto registry->HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings\OEM and change SMSINboxThreadingDisabled from 1 to 0.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Willy89:
I've done it and it works...but now i have a question: How can i restore the bubbles or put a skin with the chat bubbles? I've got a wm 6.5 rom cooked by daskalos
[EVO 4G General] apristel:
Seems I cannot call using my GV #, even when trying thru the website...

When I call my GV number it doesn't even ring...

wtf.

In Wisconsin if that matters.
[EVO 4G General] rmanderson26:
I had the same issue but it seem to resolve around 8pm est.
[EVO 4G General] apristel:
Yep all is good in the GV world.
[G Tablet General] SpinKix:
I purchased a game from Handango on the gtablet, and the only download options are "Email to Phone", and "SMS to Phone".

No "Download to PC" option like there is for free games.

When I tried the Email link, it's not selectable hypertext.

Next, copied link from PC to gtablet, and no paste function on browser url, and no menu function on button.

Soooo.. I typed the url manually in the browser and got routed to the homepage.

I emailed Handango CS, having to specify a Viewsonic phone because the form kicks me out unless I specify something on the list.

Naturally, the gtablet is not on the list.

I called Viewsonic CS, and they tried to get a quick email response from Handango, but no go.

Then, the CS guy asked me to call THEM when I get it straightened out with Handango so THEY know.

This bleeding edge stuff is wearing thin.

So, for now, unless I'm missing something here, don't pay for any apps until they get a way to transfer an apk to our gtablet over WiFi somehow.
[G Tablet General] rushless:
Pocketgear process could kill interest in this device for all but mainly custom rom users. In spite of fixing some bad bugs, the app portal seems a poor effort. This could create a steady supply of returns.

They need to open the market up. Galaxy Tab (per Samsung) has the full market on their wifi-only version.
[G Tablet General] roebeet:
I didn't even bother to test it. I'm ripping it out of TnT Lite 2.00.
[G Tablet General] rushless:
One thing is for sure, their CS folks are attentive and cordial.

1. Told them about the Pocketgear process for paid apps- they have already communicated it is not a good solution to the dev team. This issue will hurt them, in spite of the fixes.

2. They mentioned the Nvidia patch and have asked it be added to next update

3. Next update is 12/19 (Flash in this update). I think this will be too late, due to the Pocketgear process and lack of Flash (if still on the box).

Sure, easy to upgrade, but most folks only know XDA as letters.
[G Tablet General] jmfrost:
Hate to say this but I think 12/19 for a POSSIBLY better fix is going to be too late and this device is doomed. The bloggers are starting to pick up on the negative feedback here as well and there are only so many of us willing to take the plunge with Modding, just as what I believe is only a small percentage of apple user's actually jailbreak their devices, atleast for the first year. This is only my opinion, but for $400, think we were just Guinea pigs in a soon to be failed experiment. Now I have to ask myself is worth waiting for a final fix when it will be too late to return it, or do I hold out for something better with the devices coming out Q1 next year?!?! I love to tinker as much as the next guy, but at some point I'd like to actually use my device more than tinker with it.

Edit: I echo the sentiment on CS. They have been helpful were they could. I also put some blame on Google for this as well. I think they could offer a hair more support to these guys, rather than say we don't think android is a good tablet platform. But I understand as well, to a point.
[G Tablet General] roebeet:
I'm keeping mine, regardless of what happens. I know some compare this to the Gentouch, but this device is not the same as that piece of carp.
[G Tablet General] jmfrost:
Seriously?!?! I may have my gripes & concerns about the lifespan of this device, but support for the gentouch has already been dropped and it hasn't even been out 6 months. Talk about EOL!:D
[G Tablet General] SpinKix:
From my (many) calls to CS, I'm getting the impression they're all learning from US.

Sure, they're cordial, and want to be helpful, but so far they've just been taking notes for the developers.

Why isn't there a real CS system with trouble tickets that are followed up.

At least we'd have the satisfaction of knowing they're on it.

We can't even email our specific problems intact.

It's second hand word of mouth typed as we talk to CS.

I realize there are market forces at work here, but this apparent gold rush mentality is bound to backfire when average users compare these to an iPad.

While I'm thrilled to hold breakthrough technology in my hand, I don't appreciate being forced into the role of beta tester.

Problems as obvious as banner ads riding over the menu bar should have been rectified before release.

This last moment effort at a marketplace is making me wonder if there's hope myself.

I really want the gtablet to succeed, but like so many other products in history, the first to market is seldom the best.

Don't look now, but here comes the Notion Ink Adam!

Oh well, at least the update went smooth for me.