yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Incredible Android Development] :
the same battery mods from #29 should work fine for #31. If anyone has any issues shoot me a PM, but they should be good to go.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] 06stang:
Spare parts lets me choose the LARGE option under text size but doesn't change anything :/
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mean Sixteen:
I for one was excited to have these.

Now when I mow the lawn I don't have to look at my phone to skip tracks.

Side note...I flashed 31 but see no music gestures. Only change volume key long press to skip tracks. Still sweet.

Sent through mental telepathy.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
I can't wait til they get the 3D acceleration working! Great rom as usual.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] galaara98:
Ive been flipping back and forth between invis' tweaked (havs and smartass capable) and chads "lean" .37 both run great both get 40 in linpack (posted) on full overclock, both run smooth without overclock.. my phone gets about 8% more battery from smartass and havs but I could get probably 5% with screenoff profiles and non tweaked kernel.. But im addicted to smartass, let the govenor do it.

So I like invis' update to the .37 kernel myself.

Sporting a CM7 based slayher .37 enhanced HTC fricking Incredible = My DInc can beat up your whatever you call that thing, any day, any time...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] nfiniti9:
You dont have to see the button to gesture.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] SynisterWolf:
I guess.

Sent from my sexy assistant. (HTC Incredible running cm7)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] shoman24v:
If anything the music buttons need to be updated to something nicer, bigger. They look..... like a placeholder lol.

And using the volume rockers to change the music increases the volume at the same time. Kinda sucks.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] MedleHed:
I've been flipping back and forth between the same kernels and CM7 has been choppy regardless of what I do. Not terrible, but choppy. Then I had my Homer Simpson moment....DOH! I had my max CPU at 806 mhz to save some battery. Now that I have smartass I went ahead and set it back to 998. I was surprised how much faster the ROM is. Didn't think 806 was that low. I even tried 1113 for a while. WOW....

I love my Incredible!!! Thanks CM7 team.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] FramCire:
Trying smartass with the modified new kernel.....so far, seems good.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] primedef:
CM7 Build 31

I had a question about Build #31 are there suppose to be only 3 home screens?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
I

I have 5
[Droid Incredible Android Development] SynisterWolf:
I have 9. :)

Sent from my sexy assistant. (HTC Incredible running cm7)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] converge12:
Not getting screen off animations on 31. Weird.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] MedleHed:
Mine is working fine. Try unchecking it, lock screen, unlock screen, then recheck the box for the animation.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Futur Innovations:
I am having a serious problem. Actually several problems. One: my computer won't bluetooth stuff over to the phone because of an "internal error" which meant I didn't have enough space last time. But, I cleared out all my nandroid backups (moved them to my computer and deleted them off my sdcard because they take up a lot of space and I only have 8 gigs). Two: I can't seem to download anything. Especially things from the xda app. Not sure why, but it seems to prefer dropbox links the best. They have worked every time. Sometimes the cm7 nighlies work straight from the website, but sometimes I have to have someone send me a mirror of their own, which might get annoying if it is a regular thing. Three: My phone froze. Twice (still frozen right now actually) and it happened when I was attempting to hook up my phone to the computer to investigate my sdcard because it says that I only have 243 Megs left. I just cleared 3.something gigs yesterday! I did one nandroid backup since then (last night for #31). I go to turn on usb storage and the dialog box comes up, and I hit OK and then it freezes. What's wierd is that the power button kills the screen and turns off the four capacitive buttons. I am running CM7 nightly #31 with the .37 [test 12] kernel (the original one that was posted, not the one with the debugging removed). I had this kernel in last night when I was clearing stuff out. I don't know what happened. Has anyone else had similar issues?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] brillantesdv:
asfar as downloading nightlies from the website, thats normal. everyone pounding the server at once when a new nightly comes out causes downloads to fail sometimes.

rest of your problems...id back up everything onto your computer, complete wipe everythign and start from scratch...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mikesincredible:
Anybdy having a random FC from android.process.media ?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Testingchip:
No fcs here. On anything.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] OhLikeSam:
Omg they fixed my locking phone problem. I am so happy.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] execute_method:
Not sure what the issue is here, but there is DEFINITELY a bug.

This has happened to me 2x now.

Background:

Corporate Exchange Email with security & and administrator

Pin to unlock phone, not a password

(after 10 wrong attempts, phone does factory wipe) <-- found that out yesterday

#29 & #30 nightlies

invis, .37 kernel

Problem:

1.

Started with nightly #29

I did a fresh install of #29, and after setting up the whole phone again, I set up corporate email.

Restarted phone and @ the password unlock screen, my password would not work.

2.

rewiped and did a fresh install of #30

setup the whole phone and everything was OK, it worked all night.

This morning, I flashed the darkginger theme (been using it since froyo), because the dev updated it.

Low and behold, the problem comes back.

I have tried rebooting to no avail.

??

Is the any way to bypass this security for good to make the phone not ask for a pin?

Short of restoring and stating over, is there a way to bypass the security temporarily to allow me to remove the device administrator & corporate email, til I can find a fix.

Thanks in advance for help.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jesssiii:
Could it be a bad sd card?

As far as kernel's, they're all mainly slayer's, but chad's is slimmer, and invisiblek's has havs & smartass with usb debugging disabled to make IT slim too.

Since slayer said himself he didn't delete some unnecessary files (when commenting on the different sizes), I see no reason to use that one. (The first one)

As far as performance, I don't do quadrant or linpack, but subjectively speaking, I see no difference between the other two. And I like not having to use setcpu. With invis's mod I get either better battery life or the placebo effect of such, PLUS I can just set it and forget it - no setcpu or profiles.

Thanks slayer, for all the time and work put into this 37 kernel! And to chad, invisiblek, and anyone else of whom I'm unaware, as well!

All of you developers at CM have ruined me for any other rom. I get restless and try others, but I never make it more than a day before running back to CM7!

CM7 RCO #31

2.6.37-CM+dp@shrew#9

2.15.00.09.01
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Penutbutter_N_Jelly:
Not if the screen is locked and off
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jermaine151:
I can modify the Email v.2.3 apk so that it won't enforce your policy restrictions and post it here. I'm not sure how you can get rid of the device administrator via adb shell.

EDIT: Tested and attached.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Homan13PSU:
Running #25 right now (wish I could flash each release, but alas I can't) and was having a similar issue on #14. One of my home screens is several folders. When I put apps into those folders some of them, the icons revert to the generic .apk icon you sometimes see.

Anybody else having this issue and have a solution? I've rebooted and it doesn't fix it. I re-insert the app into the folder and eventually it just does the same thing. Nothing serious, just annoying more than anything.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] cuban11182:
I was having the same issues with flashing from rom manager. What I do to negate it is to flash from recovery and wipe davik first. I did that for 30 & 31 and it worked.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] gonzoguy24:
So the last two builds have been a lot smoother in terms of scrolling in playlists and in the main settings menu. Anyone else notice this? Is this due to the kernel or the ROM it self?

Are theygoing to do hardware accleration? Possibly pull some APIs from the Honeycomb sdk?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] meazz1:
I have been seeing a lot of post with "camera 720p" in the forum.

Does the video camera in CM7 record in 720P?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sf11035:
Launcher Pro wont display my unread mail count. unread texts works, but mail does not. I have the setting checked in LP, so thats not the issue. any suggestions short of reinstalling the app?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] MMBosstones86:
Last I checked this has not been added yet
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rsarno:
Getting random reboots all of a sudden, happened 2 times yesterday when I wasn't even touching phone

Anyone else?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] SynisterWolf:
I got one and it boot looped me. Pulled the battery and it was back to normal. Flashed a new nightly so we will see if it happens again

Sent from my sexy assistant. (HTC Incredible running cm7)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jinth0688:
What kernel are using? If using Slayher's kernel, you have to set the wifi sleep policy to never.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
Ive been ocd to 1.113 for 3 days with new kernel with smartass and have had no issues. On newest nightly now.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] 00McD00:
Edit: Think I got it figured out, still not sure though.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] :
I agree with you that the music buttons don't look as good as 6.1. They are really hard to see with dark wallpapers. In regards to using the volume buttons to skip tracks...it works fine for me without increasing the volume. I press it for a couple of seconds and then release...works fine :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
Did you try a reboot or battery pull, maybe reinstall gapps.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
Try reinstall gapps
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rsarno:
Whatever they come with. Had a reboot on 27 then also on 30
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rsarno:
And yes I'm set to never
[Droid Incredible Android Development] past_pluto:
So if we run .37 kernel then set wifi sleep to screen off you get reboots. I heard my phone reboot 3x last night using slayer's and wifi sleep policy on screen off. I'm going to use tasker to control wifi now with screen off/on and see if that works.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] execute_method:
Thank You,

I'll try it out.

If I install this version first, then set up my mail account, would this theoretically allow the account to be setup without setting up a device admin?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] userjf:
I leave wifi on all the time. It doesn't significantly affect my battery life, and i have never had a reboot.

Nightly #31 + Slayher .37
[Droid Incredible Android Development] past_pluto:
I was doing that too before tasker worked and it only drained slightly while I was at work and not using the phone. I turn wifi off and I use zero battery during work.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] userjf:
There is also a new hack on the OP to change the wifi scanning frequency when not connected. That would likely lessen the battery usage while away from wifi with it still turned on... make it not check as often. Default is 45 seconds.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] SomeGuyDude:
#31 + .37 BFS/HAVS and... it's pretty effing amazing. Dang.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] 00McD00:
Well I usually don't install gapps because I get them when I restore from Titanium Back up. My problem was that I thought that CM7 didn't have the market preinstalled in it so I was flashing the new market .zip after i flashed the ROM so I'm pretty sure that's what was screwing it up. Got it all straightened out though.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] past_pluto:
Better than MIUI?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] MicroMod777:
Anybody know how to get Visual Voicemail to work with CM7? I install it from market and it installed, but then tells me some error message that its already pre-installed. I'm paying for this service. Thanks
[Droid Incredible Android Development] SomeGuyDude:
Yes and no. It's smoother and faster, and the various animations are spiffy. I don't know if battery life is better, and I do like the ability to change desktop icons individually.

However, restoring my contacts left me with every single contact copied a lot of times (right now I have 5493 contacts instead of the ~150 I should have), not to mention the menu system just isn't NEARLY as smooth as MIUI's.

Right now I'm loving the overall snappiness of it, and if battery life with the latest kernel is good, I'll get over my other gripes.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] meazz1:
#26 + .37 is awesome for me for last few days. No reboots at all.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Lexus One:
#30 + slayher's 2.6.37 is finally working very well for me. I don't know why I had problems with earlier versions of CM7 (27 & 29) and this kernel. I always did a dalvik and cache wipe before flashing the kernel. But as for #30, well, like they say, 3rd time is a charm! Thanks again guys! :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phoenixs4r:
I'm kinda lost between kernels. Is there a quick charge kernel that works with gbread.? I'm not concerned about tethering or USB mounting.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] SomeGuyDude:
I'd say just use the invisiblek modified slayher. Works well enough for me.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] donnyp1:
Try the kernel in the op, it works great!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] :
Any using the "Uncap data mod" give me some feedback. Do you have to rename the zip file to update.zip and flash using the "flash from sd card option"? I looked at the instructions in the link listed in the OP and it just says "flash from sd card". I tried to do flash the zip using the "normal" option where you specify the specific file in clockworkmod, but the mod didn't work after reboot. For one, the Mobile Networks don't FC as the OP states, but also using the testspeed app I haven't seen any improvements, so I figure I didn't flash the file correctly :confused:
[Droid Incredible Android Development] past_pluto:
They all have an excellent quick discharge feature.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] past_pluto:
You flash by using install from file. No need to rename anything.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Homan13PSU:
Is there a particular Unrestricted Data mod to use with CM7? I know when I was running MIUI there were a couple different mods out there to use depending on which ROM you were running.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] RegnierD:
Use Contact Analyzer 2 from the market. It can merge numbers and then delete all your duplicates. It helped me a ton.

I'm a rom-whore, and I'm damn proud of it.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] :
I did that and it didn't work. Are you using the stock kernel? I have slayher's .37 kernel (modified by chad/invisiblek to add smartass). My speeds seem to be the same as before I applied the zip...and my Mobile Networks menu is not FC'ing.

Here is the link from the OP (he creates a zip file every few nightlies):

http://driphter.com/index.php?topic=3383.0
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Lexus One:
Oops! I hit the [Thanks] button by mistake. Anyway, IMO, MIUI has a very beautiful iPhone-like interface, but it's not CM7. Beauty is only skin deep as they say. I think CM7 has a lot more to offer in the layers below the skin. ;)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] RegnierD:
I used the one in the OP, and my Mobile Network settings didn't force close either. Even tried flashing it twice.

I'm a rom-whore, and I'm damn proud of it.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] userjf:
That doesn't answer his question at all. ALL of the kernels are in the OP! LOL.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] userjf:
I love the quick discharge feature... there are so many instances when I think to myself, why can't this new kernel discharge the battery faster? The battery is lasting way too long, it's been all day and still has a good charge left... what a pain!

HAHHAHA!!!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sf11035:
for those who get annoyed with the mount sd pop up screen that appears when you plug your phone into your PC, I solved this by creating a tasker profile that sends me to my home screen once plugged in. works like a charm.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rsarno:
I have fallen behind on the thread, but still flash nightlies ...

What is the progress with the kernals? What are the options, pro's/con's of any options, etc.

Thanks for any info
[Droid Incredible Android Development] slayher:
For those of you having USB mounting issues have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling your USB drivers? I'm just curious because it effects so few.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] gonzlobo:
Beautiful and iphone? That's funny.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] fp99:
I had USB mounting issues with build #29, but no problems with build #30.

Also, great job on the kernel.

More info: I have not reinstalling any of the USB drivers.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sf11035:
which is better? slayers beta kernel or the modified slayer kernel by chad and invisiblek? I'm on #30.

what is smartass?!?!??! different than ondemand?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] HoochieCoo:
Interesting question. I am not having problems with USB mounting. But when I first went to root my phone, my laptop could never connect to the phone correctly. Even deleting the drivers in Device Manager didn't fix it. I had to use a tool called USBDeview to delete all USB drivers... Windows keeps past drivers around, even though you can't see them in Device Manager. Once I did that, everything worked.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] vandykky:
I like smartass because it automatically turns your processor down to 245mhz when the screen is off. Also invisiblek added HAVS which also helps save battery. Maybe someone smarter than I can explain the differences more completely.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] s197:
What are some of the bigger features that still need to be implemented? I've heard 3D acceleration, touch to focus, and 720p. Anything else? I'm not a "crackflasher" so I'm trying to hold off until I can see most of these things built in. THanks in advance.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
The below post is to the best of my knowledge. Please do not take as gospel, but as a basic reference that may need some corrections.

Interactive - sets a cap for when the screen is off (currently 384mhz), when screen is on it ramps up from minimum to max when CPU is called for (similar to OnDemand).

User Space - allows the app to control CPU speed. Since apps usually aren't coded to do this, don't use this setting.

PowerSave - Locks in the CPU at the minimum speed in whatever range is set. If you set the range at 245-998, then it will always run at 245. If your screen off is 245-245, then PowerSave is in theory better than OnDemand because it doesn't "think" about ramping up as needed.

Performance - Similar to PowerSave except that Performance stays at the max CPU speed in your indicated range.

OnDemand - rests at the lowest CPU in your range, but when something needs the CPU, it ramps up to max speed (goes through all the stops though), even if max speed isn't needed.

Conservative - Similar to OnDemand, only that it doesn't ram up to max speed unless it has to. Basically, it will go from 245 to 384, then stop and ask "do I need more power?" If yes, it goes up to the next step, but if no, then it stays at 384 until it can slow down again. Some people claim to notice a performance difference between OnDemand and Conservative. Most don't, and Conservative offers better battery life.

Smartass - Like Interactive, sets a screen off cap of 384 mhz, acts like Conservative when screen is on rather than OnDemand.

HAVS - This controls the voltage, lowering the voltage at lower clock speeds, giving you a double-benefit on battery savings. SetCPU and similar programs mess with this.

Should I use SetCPU?

A lot of people still like to use SetCPU. In some cases, it's still needed, because even if a kernel requests a stock governor (like smartass), the ROM can override this (and set OnDemand as the stock). In these cases, load up SetCPU, set smartass as the stock, and check the set on boot option.

However, using profiles will mess with HAVS. It's best to not use any profiles if you're using smartass and HAVS, since you will get a drop in performance and likely battery life as well.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] userjf:
There are 3, but basically 2:

Slayher .37 = Kernel without HAVS/Smartass

Invisiblek .37 = Slayher + HAVS/Smartass

Chad .37 = Same as slayher .37 at the moment, I believe

I use slayher, but I may try the invisiblek with the havs.

The .37 kernels are just now in public testing, so beware, although most of us see very stable results.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] userjf:
Are you saying that using SetCPU profiles will disable HAVS?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sf11035:
can someone link me to the .37 kernel with HAVS/smartass?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] userjf:
ALL KERNELS ARE ON THE OP (1st post)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] converge12:
screen on/off animations would not work for me on #31 at all. i have no idea why..

when i rebooted the phone, it worked once then never again.

edit: i think it had something to do with the automatic backlight.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] sf11035:
yes i know that, but the way people are describing this kernel over the last 10 pages dont match up with whats in the OP.

I'm assuming that the .37 with HAVS/smartass is this one:

[KERNEL][AOSP]2.6.37 - slayher's kernel modified (former 2.6.35 thread) by slayher, Chad0989, Cayniarb and invisiblek.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jaykresge:
My current understanding is that it interferes with it, but doesn't disable it. I'm not that knowledgeable on HAVS.

My experience has been that, when using kernels with HAVS, SetCPU profiles tend to introduce some performance and battery issues, so I go without using SetCPU on these kernels..
[Droid Incredible Android Development] userjf:
This thread has become so massive that it is getting less and less helpful.

In exactly the past 7 days, there have been 900 new posts.

That is, on average, over 125 posts per day!!!

If Bob asks a question on Monday, and someone with the answer shows up here on Wednesday, they would have to read back 250 posts, and then verify it had not already been answered, and then remember what the question was after 250 posts to answer it.

Then, Bob would have to read through 250 posts to find his answer... not even knowing if it had been answered yet.

So, in reality, many questions go unanswered simply because of the large volume of posts... not because of bad questions or lack of knowledge. We really need a forum, not just a thread, for this. That way, people can say something, or ask something, in a specific thread and it will be easy to answer and see the replies to that question.

A question might be asked as post #3000, get a partial answer at #3012, and get a better answer at #3047.

If someone else has the same question, it will be hard, even searching, for them to find 3000, 3012, and 3047. Also, several people don't quote, so their answer doesn't easily connect to any question.