yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] d_phekt:
Are you off your f**kin' meds?
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
His phone can't handle overclock guess he missed the memo that not all phones can do this it'll be ok just odin it up and you'll be fine
[Vibrant Android Development] jh180:
Set up SetCPU like this instead. (assuming your device can handle the OC)

Main Screen: 1400 max

200 min

set on boot

set for "performance"

Screen Off Profile: 1400 max

200 min

set to conservative.

This way when the screen is on you will always be at 1400 but when your screen is off it will use enough cpu to get the job done, ive tried this and works very well for me, I got this tip from ttbbal (i think thats his name) from the whiskey forums. You run into problems when you set your max clock speed lower than your main screen max clock speed on the screen off profile.
[Vibrant Android Development] jree:
No, its really not fine. Its members like this that run devs off.

@jh180 - Can Overclock Widget set up a schedule just like SetCPU?
[Vibrant Android Development] junxracr:
Now he's at 4.1 thread talking nice asking for help : )
[Vibrant Android Development] jh180:
Nope, it does it automagically.
[Vibrant Android Development] junxracr:
He missed reading the whole OP ?
[Vibrant Android Development] TJBunch1228:
Yes I am also using as my daily driver, for now. I have not used any other OC kernels before this though so I cannot comment there. This is making my phone fly and am having no issues. Had 1 freeze right off the bat and no issues since. Battery drain is acceptable. Glad this is working out for a lot of people. I just wish the people who it didn't work for would relax. Its not like the kernel is bad, the guys phone just can't handle it, as warned against.
[Vibrant Android Development] jh180:
Im not sure if i grasp your question but. SetCPU has its own widget that you may use, it displays your current max and min clock speeds and battery temp. If you tap the widget it takes you directly into the main screen of SetCPU and at the top theres tabs to choose from, one of which being "Profiles". Hope this answers your question :)
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
What is a recommended setcpu scaling?
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
Im amazed at how stable this is. It's even more stable than the old 1.2 oc.
[Vibrant Android Development] jree:
It kinda sorta answers it. Overclock widget is another app that I keep hearing about for OC'd kernels that can control the processor speed like SetCPU. I just didn't know if you could set the values in the profile for OC widget like you SetCPU.

I've just heard a couple of people complaining about SetCPU not playing nice with other apps and wanted to see if you've used both
[Vibrant Android Development] jh180:
Gotcha. No I havent used "Overclock Widget"

Ive never had an issue with SetCPU (crossing fingers)
[Vibrant Android Development] jree:
Wow, the Nexus S is that fast!!!! I gotta play around with the NS

I know from personal experience that when I had v3 + Voodoo, I was burning my buddies I4 and my brothers MT4G. Even though the i4 doesnt load the flash on pages the Vibrant was done loading faster than both of those phones. I can only imagine what its gonna be like when I flash this kernel, barring no hiccups.
[Vibrant Android Development] krntehknik303:
This kernel is fun to play around with... I thought SetCPU was not recommended.. guess I was wrong??

What would be optimal settings?
[Vibrant Android Development] degeneration:
I am presuming that so far no one has drained their battery using this without purposely running it to the ground?

I am just using stock nero 4.1 and its been going 22 hours on one charge and still has 44% to go, but I could live with only, say, 26 hours per charge as that would get me through one long night before charging...
[Vibrant Android Development] jokersax11:
Then you might want to stick to stock nero. This kernel is between 8-16 hours. I use it for the additional ram and oc capable. For normal use I use setcpu widget and turn it down to either 800 or 1000. I turn it up when I need too. Also I dont set on boot incase setcpu causes problems I just reboot and stop using it
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
Have any of you been able to run neocore all the way through without a crash? I'm wondering how many FPS this averages.
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
this kernel i my phone crashed it and i stopped using, nero v4 has bad battery anways...:rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
This is posted on the first page:

**DISCLAIMER**

No two phones will overclock the same, even if they're identical. Often its several factors that allow some devices to overclock more so then others. Some devices will not accept an overclock at all. Please take the time to acknowledge the risks involved with overclocking your device. Overclocking does cause additional stress to your system and can potentially result in overheating, hardware failure, data loss, lock ups, boot loops, bricking, etc. Team Whiskey does not take any responsibility for damages or data loss casualties caused by overclocking.

I'd say the disclaimer provided is fairly self explanatory. Please be sure to read and understand the risks involved with overclocking before flashing. Also, as you can see, you have been the only one that has reported such an issue. The kernel seems to be working just fine for everyone else.
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
Don't let that dude get to you Som. You know we appreciate your hard work.
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
Can anyone recommend a good setcpu scaling?
[Vibrant Android Development] C-4Nati:
This kernel ia awesome ! Only downside is battery life but I knew that cuz som said it, im not complaining im just saying other than that I've had no problems this is fun to play with.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Thanks. I actually might have a patch that COULD possibly help with battery life on this kernel. I'll test it later and if all goes well, I'll post.
[Vibrant Android Development] hanbaoquan15:
That's great news Som, looking forward to it.
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
Som this kernel is really NICE! but is there a link to stock nero kernel just in case the batterylife takes the best of me
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
I've been using Supercurios Voodoo JL5 kernel. You can find it in Supercurios thread. You just might be able to flash that to revert back to JL5, I did, but now i'm back to DoW.
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
Okay, thanks for your quick reply!
[Vibrant Android Development] a4 moda:
Som. A possible Fix to improve battery LIFE?!?!?!

I'm all in man.

I can live with the battery life currently because this kernel is for experimental/play, so I'm not expecting longevity between charges.

I will be waiting to hear from you

Thank you !
[Vibrant Android Development] CARLITOZ18:
can i run both

Can i run this kernal 1.4 with the vudoo??
[Vibrant Android Development] jokersax11:
Hey som a couple pages back I asked morfic to try something. Any chance you could try as well. Also battery seems to be geared towards a process not finding what it needs to sleep properly. If I can ever get a day off ill send you a pm. 70 hours a week makes it hard to help.

Its the galbraith patch. Look into alternates. There is a script that might can run at first boot to patch if you can't add the code directly.
[Vibrant Android Development] draychi:
So far this kernel isn't bad. I wish we could set it at 1.2 or 1.3....but its not bad. I've been running it for 15 mind.....scared to see how bad my battery life gets lol.

If I wanted to drop this kernel and keep the jl5 w/voodoo, how would I reflash that ....using the zip from the voodoo thread?
[Vibrant Android Development] Settai:
Froze twice after playing with it the whole day on nero 4.1. Even though I cant stand it when my phone freezes when this is working properly it just scorches... cant get enough of it. Even puts my friends iPhone 4 to shame
[Vibrant Android Development] Daedidm:
It was previously stated that one would need to reflash Nero 4.1 in order to remove this kernel. Would a nandroid backup of the system in it's pre-kernel state suffice? (just curious before flashing)
[Vibrant Android Development] tq745:
NO, a nandroid backup will not replace the kernal. You would have to reflash 4.1 or what someone else did was just flash jl5 with voodoo. (although i haven't tried this myself)
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
I believe nand does not flash kernel so flash nero then nand and you'll be fine.

****Tq745 beat me to it o.o
[Vibrant Android Development] jree:
I tried this kernel out and this thing is fast!!! I wish I woulda tried it out for a little bit before using SetCPU cause I was getting that continuous bootloop and my phone was running really hot. Now I don't know if it was the values that I put in for SetCPU or if it was my phone not agreeing with this kernel.

I'll report back when after a little bit

Values were the same that somebody suggested earlier in the thread:

Main Screen:

Max: 1400

Min: 200

Set to Performance

Screen Off

Max: 1400

Min:200

Set to Conservative
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
Setting the scaling to performance isnt good for the phone. Conservative is the recommended scaling.
[Vibrant Android Development] joelnet:
i really had no idea people were having problems with this. i flashed it last night and have been using it all day. this thing works perfect on my phone.

maybe i'll run some high cpu apps, see what happens. >:)

haven't been able to test the battery drain, it's been plugged in all day.

great job guys. i can't keep my hands off my phone!!
[Vibrant Android Development] a4 moda:
Morific was keen to preset the CPU steps from 1ghz then 1.4ghz

The ramp-up with more steps between 1ghz to 1.4ghz causes more lag and response issues. I can attest to this as previous versions of the DOW kernel, I always had to set it on "On demand" otherwise, the lag between the ramp-up and 1.4ghz caused little momentary pauses.

With the current kernel, "Conservative" works just as well as "on demand" likely because Morific adjusted the CPU steps.

Hope this helps. My phone always worked well with "on Demand" but in its current iteration, I perceive no difference in performance, so I use "Conservative," as recommended.
[Vibrant Android Development] morfic:
I agree, the Samsung camera app is something I miss, now that I have a "flash", I have to deal with a blob of a focus point instead of focusing what I tapped on.

I suspect that JIT in 2.3 is better</guess> but looking at CPU scores of a 1.4ghz vs a 1.3ghz nexus s showed a ~4x higher score in quadrant advanced.

The opengl performance is better on nexus as seen in nenamark. An3Dbench shows the same.

a 2.3 vibrant would be a lot of fun....a lot
[Vibrant Android Development] morfic:
those who think 1.4ghz is pushing it too far.....1

4 was chosen because of the high percentage of stable runs.

I built 1.6ghz kernels for people who said "take it to the Max, I'll try it." And a few ran it.

1.4 is far more stable and it was my daily driver until I got the nexus s.

And some never ran stable past 1.2, 1.6 and 1.2 are the minority and 1.4 the vast majority.

Most sad? That battery life at 1ghz, 1.4ghz or 800mhz are just about identical.

Just a little fyi.
[Vibrant Android Development] MR_XXIV:
Crazy Speed thanks guys!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] TJBunch1228:
Fantastic explanation. Thank you for that.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] MandrakeMan:
Hi,

As per my post at link below, I've been running Android on my UK O2 HTC HD2, the Mod CyanogenMod-6.0.0-N1(shubCRAFT 1.5_by shu8i), Android 2.2 (booting from SD card).

My question is... Is there a better, more stable version out there and if so which? I must admit, if the Desire HD Rom is available and works, I'd like to try it if someone can point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance.

MM

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=10360093
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] dan138zig:
shubcraft is such an old build. probably almost all builds available now are better. you should try darkstone superram.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mme84:
I tried the most of roms. Darkstone superram with sense or without sense ist the best, very fast and stable.

Sense HD is still on tests because of some Bugs, but you can try Desire Z from

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=881937

This rom has almost the same functions like Sense HD and it's fast. Try it without the included Androidapps and do your own apps on it ! That makes a big difference of quickness ;)

2 reasons, why I would use Sense HD or Sense Z instead of Darkstone superram with sense:

1 - Because of the Internet conection through the PC (without W-Lan)

2 - The Location-App : It's cool to have the Maps already on your phone

So if someone know how to do these both functions on the Darkstone superram sense possible, please let me know!

I hope, I helped and want to be helped :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] spyderman33:
Upgrade to a NAND version... Nexus One Build by Tytung is my choice... MDJ also makes a nice build.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] MandrakeMan:
Hi,

Thanks, I've been running the Darkstone rom this afternoon and have got it all set-up and it seems to be charging ok too without having switched off once which is great.

One further question though, concerning the 'genie' is it, news and weather widget which doesn't seem to be included on this build, can i get it for the 2.2.1 build as I found it very useful?

Thanks again

MM
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] SoFaKiNgStOkeD:
Go full NAND at this point. SD Card installs are so last month!! LOL!

I am using the Cotulla Desire ROM and everything, and I mean everything works 100%. WinMo 6.5 is now a part of my past! Just do it!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] deki.:
you are right

yes i think like you but can you say how i can put my 550 contacts from wm6.5 to this build nand
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] uxu:
See here (Importing WM Contacts into Android).

Worked for me.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] deki.:
it works. thanx
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Oops!:
i also agree :)

poor old winmo...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mcdoc:
The best build for me is MCCM HD v4.0. Run's fast, no lag, no black screen after a call. I tryed

Desire_Z all ver and all similar Rafpigna 4.1, CoreDroid 0.4 etc. All of them are laggy and full of bugs, and shouldn't be released as that.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] p552941:
:confused::confused: wanna know too
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Nokser:
Until that time, XIP section was built a little differently. The new systems WP7, the files contained in the Kernel, and ULDR have changed position in these compartments. Files such as coredll.dll - a compilation of systems to version WM6.5.x - were in the NK section, an image ROM (Windows Mobile).

Coredll.dll (for example) was contained in XIP, now it is located in Section ULDR and SYS

We already know that all the location was changed in the new systems.It was also extended to our kernel memory. Added many new files and moved some of the modules from the shell SYS. Through, the main change of virtual memory addresses, etc., do not support the construction of this section, the tools that serve us today.
[General Questions and Answers] d_nov:
I've got an unbranded GSM Hero with Android 1.5 and I want to play around with custom ROMs. I know you need to activate it through data after an official update, but would I need a data connection at any point from downgrading to loading a custom ROM? Is there any workaround to do it through wi-fi?

Also, is there anything I should watch out for that would brick it during the whole process? I bricked my G1 like that, so I'm a bit paranoid.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] uriya300:
hi...

I'm trying for a few days to mod my HTC desire.

I've downloaded few roms (MCR9,leedroid and more), change their names to "update.zip" copy them to /sdram/ (even checking md5sum just to make sure).

I downloaded the roms again and again, and still nothing changes.

every single time I get

"can't open /sdcard/update.zip (bad)".

I've searched this forum and googled it many times but I didn't find any solution yet...:)

Help will be wonderful!

Im using:

-rooted (unrevoked3) htc desire

-ClockworkMod recovery 2.5.0.7

-S-OFF.

-32gb sdram partitioned(31.~Gb fat32,512 Mb Ext3, 32 Mb linux swap)

thanks in advance!
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] CitizenLee:
Hi,

I've always loved the look of the Espresso bottom dock so was wondering if anyone would be able to port this theme to Android Revolution HD for DHD:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=755026

If not the whole theme then maybe just the dock as an update.zip

I'd be willing to donate to the cause ;)

Cheers,

Lee
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] Samson711:
Isn't the Link in the third line of the post what you are looking for?

Not sure though.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] CitizenLee:
Sorry, which link?

I was under the impression the theme was for Desire ROMs only, and Desire HD based ROMs but still for the Desire. Could be wrong but looking at it I can't see mention of it working on the actual Desire HD.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] CitizenLee:
Ah, I see it now!

Must have missed it the 1st time (I view the web in a tiny window so I can browse discreetly at work!).

I'll go check it out now and see if it works ;)

EDIT: None of them really have the same high quality look as the original theme I posted. Would still love a port of that if possible ;)
[Defy General] cloogshizer:
Hello *,

I just added a wiki page to the XDA Dev wiki together with some links from the development forum.

Please feel free to edit the page and add the information you deem important.

Cheers,

CS
[Defy General] the_scotsman:
Nice work! :)

I've stickied this thread in the General forum for everyone to see.

P.S. I fixed the Android logo and added a redirect on the main index photo ;)
[Defy General] Higgsy:
Why don't you sticky Sorensiims "How I mod my defy" topic?
[Defy General] cloogshizer:
Thank you!

Would you mind making it also sticky in the dev sub-forum? As most of the links point to dev-resources and since many questions arise concerning these topics it might help people to get started.
[Defy General] LetoKynes:
Looks great! Nice to have all the information gathered in one place.. will be helpful when I finally dive into the world of rooting/flashing after my exams :D
[Defy General] crazyVII:
added new section: Recover Nearly Bricked Phone (hopefully)

if anyone wants to contribute, feel free.

will take some time until i posted everything i know :)

(quite busy right now...)

thanks guys!
[Defy General] J_abba:
This along with other guides saved my ass so thank you for this majorily appreciated

= ]

-Jabar
[Defy General] Blackcorsa:
very nice :)
[Defy General] clutch.exe:
There should be a directory for all of these wiki pages. With all this info in one place, more unregistered users will end up registering just to be able to access this stuff.
[Defy General] crazyVII:
would agree:)

but i really don't like the idea of registering to contributing ... but it's necessary :( due to the times of bots and other ^^stuff
[Defy General] Jojo1992:
Great Work,

perhaps add the Sense Rom? It works fantastic!!!...
[Defy General] crazyVII:
wiki :)

it's a wiki, give it 5 minutes, have a look, and contribute on your own :)

would be great :) thanks!
[Defy General] The Land of Smeg:
T-Mobile 3.4.2

The "Android 2.2 (Froyo) Stock ROMs" section on the Wiki needs to be updated to reflect the 3.4.2 T-Mobile ROM
[Defy General] hs5wmz:
IP67 it fake in Thailand don't work.

can't proof water (Some Device)

can't Proof dust (some device)

Can't Proof scratch on Screen Gorrila Glass. cause Key Scratch in my pocket.
[Defy General] leoninx:
Just updated the custom ROMs section.
[Defy General] drwario:
Add cm7 Tom too

Sent from my MB525 cm7quarx
[Defy General] hitanshu:
Dumb question: Asking here since the development forum isnt open to me yet.

I have CM7 beta5.1 but there's been alot of force close of android.media process. I want to reflash 5.1 but the custom recovery does not recognize the SD card. Is there a suggestion on that account which may be of use?

Else it may be included :)
[Defy General] goateye:
Maybe an update for the Nordic ROM 2.2.2 as well

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13008282&postcount=1
[Defy General] stefa_vr6:
Great. Thx very much!...i searched a lot for Eclair but now it`s so easy :)
[Defy General] llccool:
It's very good!Thank you!
[Defy General] ph1l337:
Thanks Great work
[Defy General] Devo2:
Thanks for the comprehensive Wiki page.

I read that some Defy versions in other countries do not have the Blur installed.

Which of the stock ROMs is Blue-free?
[Defy General] WolVish:
Indian FroYo ROM doesn't have blur. It's released just a week back.. You can get it this forum itself.. Also look for 'deblur' versions of other ROMs
[Defy General] sachhi:
On your wiki page > Android 2.1 (Eclair) Stock ROMs > 2.59 Retail India Fixed SBF and Nandroid

download links are dead, pls update.. i had problem with my defy.. I want this rom to get my warranty.. Advanced thanks....
[Defy General] rachit2588:
not dead, they are working perfectly fine,

neways...

fixed sbf for 2.59

http://www.mediafire.com/?a5p7appzdpvjv6n

2.59 nandroid

http://www.mediafire.com/?f1er42okb7tcfyd
[Defy General] sachhi:
dude this 2.59 is with motoblur na?
[Defy General] sachhi:
Indian Blur version

System Version	Moto_Version.2.59.0.MB525.Retail.en.SEA15

Model Number	MB525

Firmware version	2.1update1

Baseband version	EPU93ST2_U_03.0E.02

kERNEL VERSION	2.6.29

jfqk83zch68lnxdroid36 #1

BPflex version	UCAJRDNEMARAB1B50AA028.0R

APflex version	GAS_ASIA-USAJORDANRTINT15_P003

Build number	JRDNEM_U3_2.59.0

Guys this is my firmawre information....

I bought my moto defy by ordering on flipkart.com, and i got delivered it on june 8th... This has eclair 2.1 with motoblur.. But some are saying indian versions dont have blur.. K check flipkart for phone information.

Now i downloaded above fixed sbf and i have my full nandroid backup of my firmware.. Now i m using cm7...

I have one question if i restored my nandroid backup (instead of the above nandroid backup) with above fixed sbf, it will work or not.. And do i get blur or not?
[Defy General] kirpeace:
you should get blur from ur nandroid
[Defy General] riobenny:
helpfull

thx.....

it is really helpfull

everything compiled
[Defy General] rachit2588:
wiki updated with gingerbread roms , miui , and other updates
[Defy General] lord0815:
Thanks for work on it! Its really helpfull!

Cheers.
[Defy General] johanlh:
I just checked it and it looks very good! also it's up to date!
[Defy General] mv_up:
Thanks

This wiki page was really helpful. Thank you!!
[Defy General] nadalzeal:
thank you for this wiki page for defy it makes easier for us to look for what we need for ours defying defies :D
[Defy General] buggobug:
Thanks

Thank you for this wiki page, it's very useful and you can find the most important things on it.

nice work

buggobug
[Defy General] Ketres:
Lot of good information, cool page for cool phone :D !
[Defy General] Kenjo36:
very nice :)
[Defy General] DeeKay11:
Obfuscate a Tethered Connection

Thanks. Helped me a lot in my first ROM swapping (and nearly-bricking) days.
[Defy General] keikun007:
is not confirmed that defy has an Texas Instruments OMAP3630 instead of an OMAP3610?
[Defy General] laokaikiller:
great, we can know more about defy in the wiki pakge
[Defy General] MotoRaph:
Thanks a lot!
[Defy General] uist:
Thanks for this, I am looking forward to 'playing' with my Defy and the wiki will be helpful.
[Defy General] borndead:
Plz, use and translate this manual:

Soft unlock:

Original theme of path:

http://forum.motofan.ru/index.php?showtopic=1728077&st=80

Auothor: Yakk
[Defy General] free2live:
nice one...too bad i dont speak russian