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[EVO 4G Android Development] jeremylobaugh:
I am seeing the same error.

Here's my specs:

Stock rooted 3.70.650.1

HW rev 003

PRI is 1.77

Existing Kernel is Kings #11 CFS

Recovery is Amon

I'm not looking for a fix, just thought I would flash your Kernel and give it a try, although I have been rather pleased with Kings #11 CFS, It seems a little snappier than the BFS.

Nice work BTW, I'll check back later to see if you've identified the issue. :D
[EVO 4G Android Development] kr1m3boss:
I'm using Myn's RLS4, and I flashed 131, my phone been off that charger for 54 min and its still at 100%.

ms79723 great job with this
[EVO 4G Android Development] jessesse:
I had to delete the file and redownload it. Just a thought.. i believed i used the hotfile link.. i believe i just had a bad download. It gave me an error msg but i dont remember what it said..

P.S. im on cm with bc kernal and my phone has been off the charger for 18+ hours with 37% left this is awesome cause i work 12 hr shifts..
[EVO 4G Android Development] CheesyNutz:
ok so my phones went on the charger at 8 pm came off at 2:15 am ( yea i work strange hours ) normally my battery would drop to 90% in like 10 mins been off just about an house and only dropped 3 %

pretty damn good ! running 6.1.1
[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
And you know this..... man!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] regulator207:
The CM kernel has the 30 fps limit again. D'oh

Edit: reboot fixed it. Thanks man.
[EVO 4G Android Development] uget2seconds:
I've installed the kernel and I think its better than the stock kernel already... I'm just curious though as to what type of numbers I'm suppose to be looking for in the battery monitor widget... my current is always around > 300...And the I'm never over 4200 unless I'm on charger... its usually around 4100... is this normal? I've been about 15 minutes off the charger and I'm still at 100% but my numbers don't seem to coincide with the general consensus on this thread.

:D
[EVO 4G Android Development] cctaylor410:
Ok so from my knowledge of lithium-ion batteries a single cell battery has a nominal voltage of 3.7, fully charged at 4.2, and recommended minimum of 2.7. Now if the battery goes bellow 2.7 it can brick and current chargers will not attempt to charge it for safety so most battery cut offs are about 3 volts or a little less. If the battery is being used and it reads 3 volts then when the load is removed it will rise slightly depending on how strong the load was. All this is based on my long experience with these batteries outside of phones. Getting to our phones... I noticed the phone will shut itself down around 3.13 volts according to spare parts (I will pull it next time and test on voltmeter to see the actual voltage). If this is true it is just below nominal and still has a fair amount of power left. I see no reason we can't take it down to 3 volts or a little less. Does anyone know why it doesnt drain the battery lower? Also is there an easy way to change the voltage it shuts down at? I would love to test it out to a lower voltage but I don't have the knowledge to make that kind of change.

Sent from my CM Evo
[EVO 4G Android Development] Agfadoc:
I think this image shows the relationship of the charging for those who are just joining this amazing thread (I am using a 3500 battery)

Top Graph is battery voltage bottom graph is mA (think Charging)

So when the battery voltage begins to level out, the charging (mA) begins to level out near the 0 mA.

Picture above after 4 hours with an extended battery.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ms79723:
Your charging voltage is really close to my limit. So it may be robbing you of some juice. Try out the new build I put out in the second post on the main page that says it has USB trickle charging. And charge over USB tonight.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ljlukelj:
When I install from ZIP when in recovery, it installs fine and everything. Then I check my software info and my KERNAL is still saying

2.6.32.25-netarchy-toastmod-4.2.1-cfs-bfq-havs-more-smartass
[EVO 4G Android Development] ms79723:
Everyone is gonna see different stuff and its all good. For example, with my battery and charger the highest charging voltage i can get while idle is 4197. Other people (like the user I just quoted in my last comment) are getting well about 4200. So everyone's is different, but as long as you dont go over my limit (which is 4220) then it'll be all good.
[EVO 4G Android Development] InfectedMushroom:
I'm using Myn's 2.2 RLS4 and I just have a quick question. Does this kernel support HDMI out also? I usually stick to the stock HTC 17 because it's great on the battery and I use HDMI out quite often. I know Net's is supposed to but I wasn't sure if anything was changed in this build.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ms79723:
That's because I didnt change the name in his .config file. I kept it the same.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ms79723:
And btw, were you using your phone at all on the charger? I highly recommend that you dont do that because you will go over my limit and it will shut the charger off. Just let it sit idle.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ljlukelj:
oh alright, I thought that may be the case. Thanks
[EVO 4G Android Development] Agfadoc:
Oh caught me.. I snuck in a quicky here and there... man.. You are goood..
[EVO 4G Android Development] toneman1984:
I've tried the rapid share links, the hotfile links, mega upload links, and more for each sense kernel. Each one gives me that error of missing files when i flash them. I have an extended battery and really want to get this to work but i'm at a loss as to why none of the downloads work.

Thanks for the information so far. It seems to have happened to a few of us. It's really strange.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MRFERRARI23:
Hey MS can you check out my Post #1026 on page 103 please and let me know what's what so to speak?? Thanks a lot!! :D
[EVO 4G Android Development] ms79723:
gimme a sec. Im gonna send you a .rar file that contains a boot.img and the files that enable wifi and wimax. All you need to do is just push those to your phone in recovery mode and then you should be good.
[EVO 4G Android Development] vlug:
Question, How long does anyone of you guys evo take to charge to 100%? mine only takes a couple of hours. I have been feeling like somethin has been wrong with my battery and i still feel this way. I couldve sworn it use to take 4. Plus When i do everything I suppose to to make the battery last long it never works. No matter what kernel or rom Im using. I only get 8 or 9 hours with no or barely any use.
[EVO 4G Android Development] toneman1984:
are these files i can just drag and drop while my phone is connected via usb in hard drive mode or does this require adb skills?

/i'm a newb to adb

I really appreciate you taking the time to get back to me about this problem. It's really cool and kind. :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] ms79723:
Well in order to show the correct percentage values for the extended batteries, I'd have to go in and set each percentage myself (because some people use percentage battery mods and all that) and taht's gonna take a while, but i plan on getting to it eventually.

And the percentage means pretty much nothing. It's like an estimate. The real thing to look at is the voltage. And when the phone hits 100%, its not at 4.2V, its at 4.125 or something. So this charging keeps it pushing to 4.2V and then it trickle charges from there. But even then, the highest I've seen on my phone was 4.18V off the charger. With a new battery, I could probably get the full 4.2V.

Did you try flashing the latest 4.2.2 build on the main page with USB trickle charging? Try charging with that build on USB tonight and shoot me a pm with your results.

Are you using your phone while charging? Because 4214 is too close too my limit for the charging voltage. You wanna have it a little lower, but if you're using the phone then its all good. When USB trickle charging is in all the builds, then you can just use the phone while its on the USB, get the trickle charging effect and not have to worry about going over the limit since USB doesnt use as much power.

We need the Epic 4G camera or somethin...the Evo camera is just depressing when there is low light.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ms79723:
charging up to 100% with this is gonna take about the same time as other kernels. But the charging after 100%, if you want best results, will take a few more hours. Thats why its best to do it overnight.

Yep its gonna require adb, idk how to make things flashable >.< we'll get it all worked out though, just gimme a few mins to set up my stuff.
[EVO 4G Android Development] computerkid23:
ok i flashed the sbc net usb trickle and i been at 7% for 30mins so far this is a good sign i think
[EVO 4G Android Development] aph:
Can someone elaborate on this? What happens if I plug in my phone to USB when it's full? Does it damage the battery?
[EVO 4G Android Development] ms79723:
When you plug your phone in while on USB and its full and the phone is idle, it'll continue to charge until it reaches around 4.2V and then it'll start trickle charging. It doesnt damage the battery at all.
[EVO 4G Android Development] CheesyNutz:
OK im at 80% since I unplugged at 2:15

I'm in a building that sucks major for signal. Some facebook, text, emails streaming music

not bad will post screen shots later

from my phone duh
[EVO 4G Android Development] smittycg:
Could you please add this mod to the new HTC #15 kernel.
[EVO 4G Android Development] computerkid23:
i added the the usb trickle mod to the kernel 15 and its been two hours and i only dropped 2% ......waiting for my phone to die out hopefully when i charge fully i get the same results

ok my mistake only an hour and a half still good tho
[EVO 4G Android Development] bwcorvus:
My battery has been off the charger 6 and a half hours...still at 100%. CM 6.1.1, Setcpu 245 profile and only weather, gmail and facebook syncing. This is the f*cking bomb.
[EVO 4G Android Development] BlueHarford:
asked someone that offered on here to complie zendroid hvas cfs with this.... sent them my config
[EVO 4G Android Development] kngri:
Quiestion!

I'm using ([ ROM ][ 12-19 ] Calkulin's EViO 2 ROM v1.7 [ 3.70.651.1 l Undervolted l Themeable ]) with no problems also my EVO never had any problems using "aggressive" So my question is From the first post here wich version of the kernel should i use? to get better battery life.

Thanks...
[EVO 4G Android Development] billyapd21:
so for some reason my battery hangs at 4201mV. I am not using the phone and have the screen off. This is also after a fresh reboot so there shouldn't be minimal running in the background. Any suggestions?
[EVO 4G Android Development] superm3:
what do u mean don't use ur phone while charging and at 100%? do u mean making phone calls, surfing the web, and playing games? even if I don't use my phone, i have programs running in the background. can somebody clearify this...
[EVO 4G Android Development] computerkid23:
you joking right thats insane!!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] Novarider:
Is this kernel safe? It seems there are a lot of questions about over charging. I don't want to destroy my $60 seidio battery!
[EVO 4G Android Development] helpmeplis:
could i get a compiled release for my evo? :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] EndlessDissent:
??? They're all compiled for Evo.
[EVO 4G Android Development] conflikt:
Very strange.. I am running ava 10. Without the newest radios/ota. I successfully flashed the 4.22 no havs kernel without any problem. I then wiped cache and davlick cache and flashed the 4.22 v2 havs kernel. My micro sd card is no longer mounting???? It is mounting as "Read Only" anyone know how I could fix this?? I still have root but that v2 4.22 havs kernel did something to my sd card. Also noticed that the bottom 4 command buttons on the phone were not being detected by the light sensor in a totally dark room.

edit: the card will not even allow me to mount the sd card or access it under root explorer either... although the cards properties reads that it has rwxrwxrwx capabilities?
[EVO 4G Android Development] BrianDigital:
Me too gonna rock this kernal too and see what happens
[EVO 4G Android Development] jelive:
Probably would be happy with SBC Net 4.2.2 More Aggressive (V1.2 Build) in second post http://www.multiupload.com/5MH9TB27OS ...having great results so far.

Jim
[EVO 4G Android Development] kcodya:
Used the new 1.2 build kernel (with USB trickle) last night. Only charged about an hour after getting to 100% and it took about 45 minutes of heavy web surfing to get down to 99%. This was after the phone had sat idle off the charger for about 2 hours. After another few hours of heavy web-surfing, went to bed and the battery was still at 78%!! This is awesome! Can't wait to see how long it will last today after an overnight charge.
[EVO 4G Android Development] cyberone3:
my does that sometime mounting as ready only but when that happens i connect it to the pc and do a checkdisk and they reboot phone and that seems to fix the mounting issue
[EVO 4G Android Development] toneman1984:
Is this something you have to flash over an existing kernel? Because I"ve tried flashing every sense SBC kernel and it always says files are missing. I've tried downloading from hotfile, megaupload, rapidshare etc. Still says I have missing files when I flash. I wiped cache and delvik using amon.
[EVO 4G Android Development] unit713:
I wish I was as fortunate as you. I used 4.2.2 SBC with HAVS and after 30 minutes I was down to 94%. I'm using Fresh 3.5.0.0
[EVO 4G Android Development] dahauss:
WHICH?

Which one do I flash for SPRINT LOVERS ROM (SENSE)? I dont want to mess up my phone....
[EVO 4G Android Development] SouthernEvo:
UPDATE: So I let the phone charge overnight and according to the log after the battery had been fully charged (3500) around 1:15 am , it started to drain at like -3mv and so forth till I got up this morning (6am) and unplugged it . Is this normal behavior ? So far the battery feels as thought its full charged and is taking its sweet time dropping from 100 in which it used to drop like a rock to 95 then start leveling out .
[EVO 4G Android Development] dkelle4:
Just wanted to say thanks for this, it is very nice being able to pull my phone off the charger and *gasp* have it be at 100%.
[EVO 4G Android Development] kcodya:
Did you let it charge overnight with no use? Did you use the phone at all in that 30 minutes?

Mine's dropping a little quicker today, but I think it's because I'm in a building with bad signal.
[EVO 4G Android Development] david279:
This kernel is nice. Using it on cm6.1.1. Off the charger a hour was still 100%. You ever though about committing this to the cm kernel thru gerrit. This is a must for the kernel.
[EVO 4G Android Development] unit713:
Yes I let it charge overnight with no use, and I unplugged it at 7:30, drove to work without using the phone, and at 8 when I sat down I saw 94%.
[EVO 4G Android Development] eman3316@optonline.net:
What is the difference between the kernels that have the trickle charging and the one that does not. If I want to use my phone as a GPS in my car and keep it plugged in, which kernel am I better off using?

The one without the trickle charge, is that just like what the stock kernels do? Also, it says if you run it on USB over 100%, does it totally stop charging or will it start recharging after a certian drop?

Sorry if this has been answered, tried searching but wasn't sure about everything.....

Thank you!
[EVO 4G Android Development] mikedds2011:
So are you letting the phone charge overnight every night? Maybe a dumb question, but isn't that bad for the battery?
[EVO 4G Android Development] letshaveDEX:
Trickle charge ensures your phone is fully charged @ 100%. Both the netarchy kernel and the SB kernel are identical because they're built off the same base, so you're going to get the same results, just longer battery life. If you're having problems with your GPS I would suggest going back to an HTC stock kernel.

If you're going to have your phone plugged in in your car I would recommend the trickle kernel, so you can enjoy using your phone all day everyday x]
[EVO 4G Android Development] edgemaster191:
The GPS question is a good one. what will happen if the phone has a heavy load on it while it's plugged in?
[EVO 4G Android Development] dahauss:
Couple of questions I hope someone can answer..

* Im running SPRINT LOVERS ROM. Will the SBC for Netarchy's 4.2.2 More Aggressive Kernel work with this ROM to get the better life fix?

* I keep my phone plugged in while in the car. Will this KERNEL keep the battery charged? I also use my phone with the GPS for GOOGLE NAVIGATION or sometimes a streaming radio station. What will this kernel do?

* Also, I tend to keep the phone plugged in while in the office. Will this kernel be OK for that too?

** Also I have SET CPU installed so that I can underclock when screen is off or when battery is LOW. will this kernel effect that?

Thanks....
[EVO 4G Android Development] naorion:
Whew, caught up again since bed last night. This thread is exhausting.

I see warnings all over the place not to use the phone on the charger or you will go over the limit. What is the effect of going over the limit? Damage to the battery or does it just stop charging? If it's the latter, does the charging pick back up when it hits a certain threshold?
[EVO 4G Android Development] slugbug2010:
Good morning.

I flashed this last night (sbc net 4.2.2 havs more). I plugged in and let it charge overnight. It was -4/-6 ma all night at 100% charge. I'm still at 99% (2 hours) but my readings are showing -114/-446ma. I thought I read I don't want it to go lower than about -2ma.

Am I reading things wrong, doing something wrong?

I am also curious about the previous questions re: GPS. It is stressed to not use our phones while they are charging with this kernel combo, however my typical day at work involves streaming Pandora, screen on dim, plugged in (so I haven't really had the initial drop of 10% in quite a while - charging to 100% when using the phone seems to "hold" the charge longer). Anyway...I don't want to "harm" anything so I wonder if I should leave it off the charge while streaming Pandora with the screen on.

Thanks for the amazing break through!
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
I'm curious about the "keeping it plugged in in the car" and "using Nav [or Angry Birds, or anything] while plugged in in the car" issues, too.

I know it's trickle, but if I get a call and answer it while it's on car-charger (or use Nav, or my son plays AB) am I gonna screw the pooch?:confused:

I've been using SBC 4.2.2.v1 for a day now and it's superb, but I just put v2 in the Zip directory on my SD card anxiously awaiting MS's response...

What say you, oh Great and Amazing Juice Modder?

:D
[EVO 4G Android Development] Sprintdaddy:
This is just a guess but you need to find out if when your phone is plugged into your car charger if it says USB or AC plugged in. If it says USB then I would not use the 1.2 version. My phones says AC on car charger, but my work USB adaptor high power charger will say USB so I'm going to stick with the non 1.2 version. You can find out when your phone says by DL'ing battery monitor widget from the market(free).
[EVO 4G Android Development] SouthernEvo:
From my understanding and from reading this thread and various other threads it shouldnt be an issue using the kernel if you are using the gps and other features of the phone . My reasoning behind coming to this conclusion is as follows . The charger in the car depending on its power will charge the battery but at the same time gps and other features are also draining the battery at the same time . Kinda like pouring water into a leaking cup (poor metaphore) . So what it comes down to is , your phone wont reach 100% charge while running gps , maps , music etc etc . I believe the trickle effect will only come into play when the battery reaches 100% . Now if you start using those features while the battery is at 100% I would leave it unplugged till it got some discharge to the battery then after some time plug the phone in and resume charging . That way you bypass the chance of overcharging a fully charged battery and give yourself some cushioning before hitting the 100% mark
[EVO 4G Android Development] weaselp1:
Thank you for the great work! I really do appreciate it. I have tried kernel 131 and 132..both of them have caused my phone to be extremely sluggish and unresponsive. I have tried pretty much every setting of setcpu and also have tried both kernels with setcpu uninstalled.

Do you have any advice for what I should do next? I currently have myn 2.2 rls 4 and baked battery #5 for my kernel.

Thanks in advance.
[EVO 4G Android Development] naorion:
Looks like we have quite a few people asking WHY we can't use the phones if they are plugged into a charger and at 100%. Can we get an answer on this with some feedback regarding the "limit" and what could theoretically happen?
[EVO 4G Android Development] uget2seconds:
Beautiful! I will post back with results. . Running nuns rls4
[EVO 4G Android Development] Androidious:
If you goto the xda thread for setcpu, there's a text file you can create on ur SD card which will enable safe-mode for setcpu if anything like this were to occur. It allows you to reboot without having to race to open setcpu to undo your way too high overclocking. Next time, don't check "Start on boot" (IR whatever) until you know if your settings are agreeable with your device. Just my 2¢ :-)

Sent from my tricked out HTC EVO running Calkulin's latest creation until Myn's RLS 5 hits the threads :-)
[EVO 4G Android Development] dahauss:
Now Im comfused? I saw someone say not to use 1.2 if you are using you phone while it is plugged in? I am on SPRINT LOVERS SENSE ROM and use my phone plugged into the car (it says USB) and also in the office (says AC)
[EVO 4G Android Development] SouthernEvo:
I think also with these kernels is mostly for people who plug their phones in at night to charge . Granted not everyone's usage is the same , and from a stand point these kernels could be looked at as being static in their ability to charge the battery under certain circumstances . Mind you MS's work on these kernels is a major break through in terms of charging batteries . For the most part I feel they are functional and do as they say they do . Granted some additional tweaking might be required to better adapt them to fit a larger scale of situations . Either way MS has done some outstanding work .
[EVO 4G Android Development] ceg1792:
This morning I've used 1% and its been an hour and 10 minutes. About 15 minutes use, rest just idle. AC charged overnight

Sent from an unknown ROM using an unknown device.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
+1

From the Fringe:cool:
[EVO 4G Android Development] cb7tuner93:
Plugged in to AC its now on 4202mV
[EVO 4G Android Development] edgemaster191:
how are you guys doing running the seidio 3500mah battery?

i'm at 3 hours with light usage and i'm sitting at 90%. iv'e noticed a few other people reporting the same but not sure if they're using the stock battery or the 3500.

just curious if i should run the battery dead once and let it get a fresh charge with the new kernel or if these numbers are normal. definitely better than what i was getting without the new kernel, just would like an estimate as to where i should be with this battery.

it's hard to get an idea of what to expect because a lot of people don't specify whether or not they're running the stock or extended batteries.
[EVO 4G Android Development] shogun1024:
3500 Seidio

Im on my first day with this kernel, running Caulikn's EViO 2 and after 5 hours of heavy use Im at 70% most of this time running 4g and wifi tether. So far so good. Im hoping that a couple of days with the new kernel the battery will really start to stretch its legs so to speak.

Oh and im a 004 hardware and not having a problem with the camera.