yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tony_reilly:
I'm pretty much the same. I played around with the Popup part, but don't like it.

In the "Default Notifications" settings in SMS Popup I have the following set:

Show a Popup - OFF

Enable Notifications - ON

Notify on Call - ON

Vibrate - ON (set at 0,350)

Blink LED - ON (Set at "Normal" Blink rate)

I've also turned on Reminders as I tend to miss messages

It's working perfect for me!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CitizenLee:
Brilliant! It's such a good little app. I originally tried Handcent, Chomp and a few other SMS apps but none were as lightweight, unobstrusive and reliable as SMS Popup. It's so easy to forget you even use it.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zsolesz79:
Great idea! Thanks a lot !!!!!!!!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hercegyu:
Million times TNX for this...:D :p :rolleyes:

Not ideally working whit sense 3 lock screen, but everything is better then that irritating sound and notification at status bar for report. Why HTC make this idiotic report after that so cool on Desire?? WHY??
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hercegyu:
Did any of you, or any of developers here on forum try to edit Mms app (Mms.apk)?

I try to find this in it, because if you turn off HTC notification then you no get sms on lock screen. I guess it's in some of these files:

com\android\mms\ui\DeliveryReportAdapter.java

com\android\mms\ui\DeliveryReportItem.java

com\android\mms\ui\DeliveryReportActivity.java

Any one have idea how to find this? I use sense 3.0 Mms.apk :(
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wacco001:
Me too, no clue .. sigh
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pauliusba:
I dont want to use that popup app, I chose android because of the notification system. How come there is still no fix to this annoying issue?
[Captivate Themes and Apps] plasticdarlow:
Here is a quick theme I put together

White Frost

Most of the images/inspiration came from the Avalon theme

It's winter here in Canada :: Enjoy :D

UPDATE: Version Created for Axura Captive Edition 12/15/2010 version 2.4 complete with Return to Stock

Note: There are a few differences from the images posted

Clock is White [Looking to change it to black]

To get the Notification/Ongoing wording Colours the same edit them in the CyanogenMod Settings Color Code : #ff00ffff​
[Captivate Themes and Apps] majinzen:
Wow! Looks really nice. Unfortunately, Beta 1 was fun but too buggy, at the moment, for my taste so I haven't tried Beta 2. Just wanted to comment about how nice it looked though.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] insaneturbo13:
Now lets see a dark theme for our samoled screens!!
[Captivate Themes and Apps] plasticdarlow:
Thank you :D I'm sure many ppl feel then way you do..... It's buggy but still very usable imo.... I've been on it for a couple days now and am happy with it's performance!
[Captivate Themes and Apps] E_man5112:
Why is there only 4 toggles? There should be 5 on froyo. Wireless, Bluetooth, GPS, Silent/Vibrate, and Rotation lock.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] fatttire:
Wow! Wish I stayed on cyanogen that looks great!

Beta2 was fairly useable in my opinion, huge improvement over earlier bugs.

Cyanogen only has 4 buttons...lacks the autorotate
[Captivate Themes and Apps] koreancanuck:
CM6 has controls that can be configured. Not sure how many you can have since I sold my magic just before those features came out. I ran CM6 before and I'm missing it soooo badly on the captivate T_T
[Captivate Themes and Apps] fatttire:
CM6 is fairly usable at beta2 in my opinion. A few quirks are still there which take a sec to work around (like changing the sdcard location so ROM manager- --> install ROM fails but their clockwork recovery works).

However, wifi/ gps/ a number of other things now works....
[Captivate Themes and Apps] plasticdarlow:
+ 1 . Try it out!:cool:
[Captivate Themes and Apps] insaneturbo13:
cyanogen allows you to add or take away the toggle buttons as you wish up to 6 switches

:)
[Captivate Themes and Apps] TheEscapist:
Darlow, I must admit my favourite parts of your themes are your custom spinners. :p Another awesome theme (must be cause your Canadian too). ;)

Also, just a quick question, is there anyway to port a mdpi theme to a hdpi device? There's a glorious theme by the name of Minimal Matte in the general theme forum but it's mdpi. I don't even mind doing the porting myself, as long as it's possible.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] novajustin:
How do you get simi clock to show the days of the week like that?
[Captivate Themes and Apps] plasticdarlow:
Thank you :D I don't think it would be too much an issue... never tried though:rolleyes:

It's not simi clock, but an app called oneseven
[Captivate Themes and Apps] TheEscapist:
It may be as easy as putting the mdpi files in the hdpi folder, I can try that tonight. Just, everyone seems so interested in porting themes the other way. :p
[Captivate Themes and Apps] karmsrs:
darlow, this theme looks outstanding! It gets old seeing all the dark/black themes.

if you ever get the urge to port it over for perception, i'd be eternally grateful. :D

about to be using your red soul theme for lack of this one :P
[Captivate Themes and Apps] rob989_69:
I'd love to see a port for Assonance!!
[Captivate Themes and Apps] karmsrs:
I'd love to start work on a white theme like this for Perception. I'm rather new to the android scene though, so if anyone would be willing to help out beyond the basics listed in these forums, I think we could put together something nice with influence from this and the original Avalon themes.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] plasticdarlow:
Updated: Axura Captive Edition version. Enjoy
[Captivate Themes and Apps] silent six:
looks really good thanks
[Captivate Themes and Apps] yoderk:
if you could port this to work with jpy roms I would love you forever haha.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] fatttire:
+1 for JPY roms!
[Captivate Themes and Apps] BulletproofIdeal:
Alright so I know that the clock is SiMi and the days of the week is oneseven...I also know that you got them that close using the resize exploit in launcher pro that can allow widget overlap but how did you get them so close. I just can't get them to align that closely and any other way (even tried using the mClock option that replicates oneseven) just doesn't cut it. So I ask you how did you configure it like that, its been killing me ever since I first saw this thread D:
[Captivate Themes and Apps] plasticdarlow:
I used LCD density changer and set it either 205 or 210. Should do the trick
[Captivate Themes and Apps] ease_the_pain:
Sir, any chance to get wallpaper you use? thanks:)
[Captivate Themes and Apps] plasticdarlow:
Check my dropbox link in my signature. I believe its under my wallpaper section.....
[Captivate Themes and Apps] ease_the_pain:
Checked but it's not there , thank you anyway.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] quikmeister:
Nice theme. I might try it out.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] mauriciorubio:
is there any way this could be ported over to work with phoenix 4.5
[General Topics] S7AN:
Hello,

I have a SGS I9000 Gt from France I think.

Everything was running good. I installed a bunch of apps when I first got the phone, checking stuff out. After playing with it for a few months I now have a good idea of what apps I would like to keep.

I decided to do a factory reset so I could start fresh when froyo does come out.

I performed three button recovery and did factory reset and wipe cache partition.

Problem is when I reboot I constantly receive "The process "blank" has stopped unexpectedly. please try agian." message, and I hit force close and it just pops right back up. TwLauncher, Daily briefing, acore, and a google one.

I did notice that in the recovery mode menu I get some red text saying "multicsc : can not acces to /system/csc/XEF/system/" But when I go through the steps to reset and clear cache, it does it and gives me a message "wipe complete"

I removed battery and sim card No sd, and tried again with no luck, every time I boot now same thing, apps keep crashing.

I hope that makes sense I don't really know what to do.

So yea any help would be great!

Thank you so much for your time.
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
OK, here we go...

smaller (lzma compressed)

overclocked :D

perflock disabled

interactive governor

ondemand governor fixed

CFQ and BFQ IO schedulers

UTF-8 NLS (default)

LZO compression

ext4 support

CIFS (module)

Aufs (module)

TUN/TAP (module)

...available scaling frequencies are 123, 246, 480, 600, 768, 787 and 806 MHz. Default governor is ondemand. Default speed is 246 MHz min and 600 MHz max. This can be changed using SetCPU or manually via sysfs.

Note

Support for ipv6 was modularized to make kernel smaller. You can activate it by loading ipv6 module through adb shell or terminal:

insmod /system/lib/modules/ipv6.ko

...the same goes for ext4 support (two modules need to be loaded):

insmod /system/lib/modules/jbd2.ko
insmod /system/lib/modules/ext4.ko

Legal

This software is licensed under GPLv2, distributed free of charge and WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY! Source code for this software can be found on HTC Developer Center. Links to applied patches are provided in 2nd post. If you feel that this is not enough, I also offer (upon formal request of a third party) all the source code on a customary medium for a charge no more than a cost of phisically performing distribution.

Do not flash if you don't know what kernel is and what it does!
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
Changelog

0.5 (January 18, 2011)

lzma compression

disabled phone status detection

some cpufreq improvements

some grafx improvements

0.4 (December 23, 2010)

ext4 support

reverted to stock ondemand governor

0.3 (December 3, 2010)

added CFQ and BFQ IO schedulers (BFQ is default)

removed some unneeded stuff from the config (smaller footprint)

0.2 (December 2, 2010)

ported ondemand governor from CM's kernel source

0.1 (November 30, 2010)

initial release

OC table from dumfaq

aufs support

interactive governor
[Legend Android Development] denisman:
You Sir are a genius. Will flash it now and report back.

EDIT:

Testing current (Screen Off profile 122/122), max and min frequency.

cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq
[B][COLOR="Lime"]122880[/COLOR][/B]
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/cpuinfo_max_freq
[B][COLOR="Lime"]787200[/COLOR][/B]
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/cpuinfo_min_freq
[B][COLOR="Lime"]122880[/COLOR][/B]

Working perfectly! My battery gives you a hug!

One thing I noticed: 787/122 ondemand main changes to 787/245 after turning the screen off and on again. Have to click the SetCPU slider for min freq to set it to 122 again even though it shows 122 as current min.

Video:

[YOUTUBE]3_1mkz6aFbU[/YOUTUBE]
[Legend Android Development] Nailim:
Works beautifully so far!

Big thank you, to you!
[Legend Android Development] PresidentJFJ:
Is the performance any better than with dumfuq's kernel? Just wondering what the advantages to the new kernel are
[Legend Android Development] denisman:
What is the right way to install system overlay since it has the aufs module?

What I did_

-Flashed aufs_no_kernel.zip

-Rebooted

-adb shell to enable aufs

aufs --enable
Enabling read-write /system overlay...
Please reboot your phone for changes to take effect...

So far so good but the next reboot stopped at the first "HTC" screen with logcat (or any other adb command) telling me nothing but this:

C:\androidsdk\tools>adb logcat
- exec '/system/bin/sh' failed: No such file or directory (2) -

Mounting /system through Clockwork recovery didn't help either.

I googled the error and found this answer:

Guess aufs_no_kernel.zip was the wrong file to start with.

FYI, I am running the Modaco 2.2 r4 ROM. The only difference is that I added busybox and /etc/init.d scripts support (busybox run-parts) via the Android Kitchen to it.

Could this cause the error or am I doing something else wrong?

Thanks for you help and work!
[Legend Android Development] ernestus:
Hmmm, it produces some graphic glitches (transient short horizontal lines ) in my Cyanogenmod 6.1 RC2, maybe the cm kernel has some other tweaks.

No probs I did a backup.

Thanks for this anyway, you're quick, man.

Cheers.
[Legend Android Development] yanlong94:
will this work for whitetigerdk's froyo rom?

my setcpu Governor states conservatice, and the frequency is Max 787MHz. Is this what it suppose to be? Because i dont understand conservative performance etc.
[Legend Android Development] fatthumb:
You should read up more rather than asking questions that have been asked many times (look at first post bolded in red).

Since you mentioned setcpu, why don't you try to read through the FAQs?

Cheers,
[Legend Android Development] gyroing:
@BlaY0

my phone freezed with 787 MHz . but i have no problem 768 MHz in old kernel . could i request you to add 768 MHz? :o
[Legend Android Development] Sckank:
Finished installing, working fine. Thanx for all the work you've done :-)
[Legend Android Development] fatthumb:
If I'm not wrong CM RC still based on older kernel (2.6.29)? And this one is for official froyo ROM with latest kernel (2.6.32).
[Legend Android Development] Sckank:
Didnt expect such a big differance, everything runs quite a bit smoother.
[Legend Android Development] ikdegek:
Just installed, working great. I am using overclock widget.

Thanks for the work!

Ik:)
[Legend Android Development] kugel.:
More frequencies would be nice (I'm more than.happy with 768MHz). As would the source code of your kernel.

Interesting, I was experiencing the same, I thought it was a problem with the stock froyo ROM and it was one of the main reasons for me to switch back to cm as it heavily reduces battery life. the interactive governor doesn't have this problem?
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
Well, with 2.6.29 you have to use old Wi-Fi drivers, that means Wi-Fi hotspot won't work coz there's no "hotspot" driver for old kernel.

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
Yeah, battery drain while not sleeping was quite heavy. It's not the problem with the ROM itself... I tried good ol' 2.6.29 and ondemand governor was acting just fine. Now I'm using interactive governor and it's doing fine. Will diff ondemand governor as soon as I find some time...

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] gyroing:
Is there any way to run @ 768 MHz?

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] Sckank:
Nope. :-\
[Legend Android Development] Corra:
What about 825MHz? :)
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
I don't have goal here, it's my hobby... and maybe I like helping ppl who don't know what is kernel source code, where do you get it, how do you patch and compile it. That's why I provide here these kernel updates. And you my friend are not one of those... you already know everything mentioned above so you have more choices than the others... like you can make yourself your own kernel besides using one I prepared.

Read again 2nd post and my last several posts... there's been only one patch applied on that matter and that one I used. I also used lzma patch and last two cpufreq patches available and I believe this is mentioned in 2nd post too.

If you have anything else to ask I would gladly help you, but waving with GPL and other acts, acting represively and requesting something from me in such a manner, that I won't stand and would gladly and without any hasitation leave this place for good.

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
You forgot to add "In reasonable time frame."... that might as well be 3 months or even more. Now go and read GPL (again).

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] kugel.:
What I don't understand is why you're so strongly refusing to simply provide the source. That's way easier than endlessly discussing here. Is this such a high burden for you?

It's nice that you contribute to the community by providing prebuilt kernels/ROMs for people that are unable to compile, and I encourage that. But you need to understand that in the case of the kernel you are responsible for providing the source also.

What you do know is to take the open source code for your own, ignoring that you got the source code due to the GPL in the first place. HTC would've released the source code if they hadn't to.

Why is it so hard to just comply with the license? All I want is to have a look at what you've done and perhaps incorporate it into the kernel I'm using.

If you don't comply, I'm afraid you need to take down your kernel sooner or later. That's not what we want though, is it?
[Legend Android Development] Snowtoad23:
I think you should just be grateful.
[Legend Android Development] Dr.Romca:
Agreed! 10 chars!
[Legend Android Development] zephyr123456:
Thanks, for updating first thread with the links to github, ... :)
[Legend Android Development] kugel.:
I'm certain the ondemand governor is not fixed with the patches you link to so the list is lacking a bit.

But thanks for the links, I appreciate that. Your offer for providing the complete source is a joke though.
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
No problem at all. Everything one has to do here is ask and not wave with some legal actions, obligations and dutys. Maybe (as I already said) I will also post a cumulative patch if I still have some motivation left...

And yes, you're right.... ondemand governor isn't fixed. I thought it was fixed in my 0.2 release but since it really wasn't I reverted back to stock hence the strikeout. But I forgot to remove that from 1st post. Thanx for pointing that out... removed.

@kugel.: If I find some time I'll learn this GitHub thingie and make a fork of stock kernel if it already exists there. And no, I'm not joking about the "offer". I'm in no way obliged to provide you the source in the way you see fit, but you can come visit me, we will drink a beer or two (on my expense) and I will show you the code and gladly copy it to your portable hard disk. If you prefer copy on CD, you can send me a blank CD and I will send you back the source on it and of cours you will cover the postal charges and the package will not include a free beer ;)
[Legend Android Development] kugel.:
It is now :)

That is precisely what I did. I merely asked in my first post. But you answered "I could but I don't see a really good reason." which to me sounds like a "No", which I cannot accept.

I'm aware of that. I meant to say that the Internet offers many easier (for both of us) ways to share code than shipping a CD, even if it's just uploading the .zip at rapidshare or so. Sorry if I was offending.

But indeed, let's stop this discussion now and concentrate on making better software :)
[Legend Android Development] bizid:
i dont want to use setcpu.

is there any manual for overclocking kernel before instaling it ?
[Legend Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
Ye, there is info in my overclocking the HTC Legend thread
[Legend Android Development] bizid:
sorry but i dont see there manual , only links and thread about old kernel 2.6.29.

can you pls link me in right direction ?
[Legend Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
Sorry, it's not immediately obvious.

You can put a script in /system/etc/init.d then echos the desired max speed into /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
[Legend Android Development] bizid:
thanks alot

upd:

but i still have problems :(

i can edit scaling_max_freq only after chmod 777

but after reboot , all again by default.

i try-ed to put 2 string in 00banner

chmod 777 /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq

echo 768000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq

but it don't work
[Legend Android Development] Kwen:
Just use CPU Tuner on the market if you can't afford SetCPU

For changes done under /system, you need S-OFF and rw
[Legend Android Development] Catnap:
SetCPU is free to XDA members.
[Legend Android Development] Kwen:
Didn't knew, I bought mine, oh well. Good to support the dev :)
[Legend Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
Indeed it is. :D
[Legend Android Development] deimdos:
is there anyway, aside the one already mentioned by BlaYo (it gives me a problem of init.d not existing...), to activate IPv6 without having to run scritps every boot? my Legend is S-OFFed

thanks
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
There are some mount managers for mounting nfs/cifs shares on Android Market that support auto module loading on boot. I suppose you could use one of those to auto load ipv6 module on boot too.

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] bonesy:
is there anyway i can add a couple more frequencies to this kernel? Would i have to build from source and change files or can i just open it up and do it? Sorry only just got a legend and wonder what it can go to as 806 i have no problems...I know on my Hero i can only use 3 below max :)
[Legend Android Development] joelivethelife:
Blay0, i'm new to making rom. I'm trying to cook up my own rom for my own preference. I was wondering, if i use this Kernel in a stock Froyo rom, will i be able to use the wake on trackpad feature in my rom?
[Legend Android Development] gyroing:
Nope :( :)

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] Dr.Romca:
Great!

BlaY0,

Wow, you are Quick, given when the kernel was released.

Good work!

I pleed for the 768 version for us unlucky guys :-)

Thanks!
[Legend Android Development] Westi01:
Hey BlaY0,

I am sorry to ask you such noobish questions but I have to know If I can apply This Kernel to Cyanogenmod 6.1 RC2. And does Cyanogenmod includes new kernels to their Roms? Are there any dangers applying this? Does this enhance the signal strength of my Legend? I am sorry but I didn't found answers in this forum. Thanks for good work!

Sent from my Legend
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
OK, will make one for 768 MHz too... just give me a dey or two :p

As far as CM is concerned, you'd better stay with its kernel. Read all three pages... someone mentioned that he had weird graphics glitches using this kernel on CM.

No, it's OK to use this patch. Haven't tested it tho... will try it and report back in overlay thread...
[Legend Android Development] ali ba:
There's a commit that gets rid of the glitches (HTC implemented something in a HAL modules but we are doing it in the kernel).

I'm almost done porting the changes to the new kernel. Just be patient, it's only been a day since HTC released the sources. There will definitely be an RC3 containing the new kernel and modules. Maybe today, most likely tomorrow.
[Legend Android Development] lwiss:
thaaaaanx Blayo for this zip !!!! now i am so happy...

now the setting in "setcpu" not "ondemand" (then go 400--787 says "systempanel")

i setting in "setcpu" of "interaktive" (then go 122--787 says "systempanel")

thank you so much...

lwiss
[Legend Android Development] BlaY0:
What do you think about ondemand governor in this kernel? My opinion is that its behavior is not normal...

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend Android Development] Dr.Romca:
yes

I bow to your mastery :-)
[Legend Android Development] ali ba:
My opinion is that I'm using interactive :D.

I cherry-picked a few updates to ondemand, haven't tested it though.
[Legend Android Development] Sckank:
Interesting :-) What about porting other stuff as well? Thinking spesific about the wifi drivers. :-) Excellent work btw, you're the best ;-)
[Legend Android Development] ali ba:
I am using the newer modules released with 2.2 from Vodafone.
[Legend Android Development] Sckank:
Excellent, need the wifi hotspot :-)

Guess I'm going back from stock froyo to CM again ;-)
[Legend Android Development] ali ba:
Don't expect AP functionality to work any time soon.
[Legend Android Development] Sckank:
No hurry ;-)
[Legend Android Development] Retrolock:
Thanks for this!
[Legend Android Development] Vrhovni Bog:
Well, this is interesting:

Using stock 2.2 Vodafone with older 2.6.29 overclocked kernel (787) is much more smoother than with this kernel with same frequency.

Widget scrooling was almost smooth as on no-sense rom, but with this kernel is same as before (as if there is no overclock. In both cases I was using set cpu, interactive governor).

Anyone else come to same conclusion?

PS. Nice work BlaY0, keep it up!