yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] secretseven:
whats the actual mb of ram? 512? just curious... i mean more sounds better, but i know thats not always the case, if some needs to be dedicated to make things run better and faster then i'm ok with that :D
[Vibrant Android Development] tediberus:
512mb ...... some of it is reserved for video , OS ,and whatever ..... that's why we only see 337mb
[Vibrant Android Development] tediberus:
1200 MHz: 1300 - 25 = 1275mV

1120 MHz: 1300 - 75 = 1225mV

1000 MHz: 1275 - 75 = 1200mV

800 MHz: 1200 - 75 = 1125mV

400 MHz: 1050 - 50 = 1000mV

200 MHz: 950 - 50 = 900mV

100 MHz: 950 - 150 = 800mV

finally got it stable .... played nfs shift .... angry birds .... asphalt hd .... hawx ... and a few other games .... no errors no freezing at all.
[Vibrant Android Development] Lunatixz:
Anyone have stable uv settings to improve battery life?
[Vibrant Android Development] ivanmmj:
Every cpu is different so what is stable to one isn't necessarily stable to another.
[Vibrant Android Development] hololight:
To drive home the different stability point... I have to run full voltage for all my clock settings, otherwise it freezes whenever I push it at all.
[Vibrant Android Development] billydroid:
Well, in the world of Samsung, 60 days would be soon.
[Vibrant Android Development] tomasitoc:
once ttabal gets the source code, the dragon kernel will be awesome
[Vibrant Android Development] XPLANE9:
Don't worry, Samsung will release the source code. They have no use keeping it at all since froyo was already released. They released 2.1 sources code 2 or 3 weeks after the launch date.
[Vibrant Android Development] LT1iFiEd:
What should I set my Scheduler at? A quick explanation as to what those are for would be greatly appreciated.

Also I had a successful install I.E. Dragon Rom Start Up Screen and have Voltage Controls,But when I check Kernel Version it doesnt say anything about Dragon. Is that Normal?
[Vibrant Android Development] daohoa:
is this kernel compatible with the new ROM bionix-v? i dont care about OC. i just want to have voodoo sound. that's all
[Vibrant Android Development] drhonk:
Yes .. it should work with KA6/7 based ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
any froyo build
[Vibrant Android Development] jrod33084:
Hey ttabal! Besides the fact that I love the kernel overall! I love the picture of the dragon on startup that comes with the kernel. Can I have it for download? I would love it as a background. Preferably without the name only because its a bright white but if not possible im good with that. Anyone else know how to get it. That would be great
[Vibrant Android Development] DKM119:
can anybody explain what is the diference between the two kernels?

please.
[Vibrant Android Development] jumaaneface:
one is oc/uv capable. the other cannot be overclocked but has some added patches that improve quite a few things (based on what i read in the i9000 forums about the speedmod kernel) hope this helps
[Vibrant Android Development] sharkethicx:
I've been messing with the settings on the OC kernel for a few hours yet and have yet to find any settings that are stable for me. My Vibrant will freeze up seconds after I exit the VC app.

Any suggestions?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dattack:
The most stable setting I can run is at 1120. Otherwise numerous other settings hitting 1200 was a disaster.
[Vibrant Android Development] jefiggle:
Lol works like a charm I flashed on my wife's vibrant (pepperkate mod or whatever) and the first thing out of her mouth is I don't want the dragon face to show everytime I turn my phone on. I was wondering if there was a way to remove that boot image.

HTC T-mobile G2 CM7b#55

RADIO12.28e.60.140fU_26.04.02.17M2 www.crackflashers.com
[Vibrant Android Development] couped:


Ya, send her back to stock.
[Vibrant Android Development] jokersax11:
Tell her to close her eyes when she reboots
[Vibrant Android Development] jefiggle:
Well the new kernel definitely shows great improvement, she uses her phone for work cause she works for adt. With the stock her phone freezes all the time plus its better on battery life.

HTC T-mobile G2 CM7b#55

RADIO12.28e.60.140fU_26.04.02.17M2 www.crackflashers.com
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
Sure. This was posted by the creator of the image.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
Sure, compile your own kernel. :p

It's built into the source, and I like it, so it stays. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Idk how or why, but my battery life isn't as bad as it use to be, did you put something new in the kernel... or do you have a secret source of some kind..

-speed demon
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
it's secret ttabbal BBQ sauce!

:)
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Ha! I hope it's not compiled from people...
[Vibrant Android Development] bartek25:
i have a question , first thing i aply speedpatch and apply all of the tweaks right after that i flash with dragon kernel and ext4 everything ? thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Just flash the kernel the speedmod is built in he just posted the speedmod link to give credit to the creator
[Vibrant Android Development] joefx13:
With the new kernel update, i get random reboots after a phone call.
[Vibrant Android Development] junxracr:
+1 pretty good on battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] CsanMan:
I really like the speed and voodoo sound but I'm getting too many random freezes. I had less bugs with the previous version...3.1. I wish it would of been more stable on my phone. Nevertheless, keep up the good work.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bummrusha:
Thanks for the great kernels ttabbal!

I <3 Voodoo Sound.

Any chance we'll see Voodoo Color make it into your kernels?

Also I'm having difficulty testing each state for minimum voltage. I wanted to test each state individually. I disable all except for the current one being tweaked, change the max MHz to match the state, adjust voltage and apply.

That worked fine for 100MHz but when I tried 200 or 400 the screen froze, LED's came on and the phone didn't respond to anything but a soft reset via holding down the power button for 10 seconds. Default volts too.

Is there a way to test each state which won't freeze the phone?

Oh yea, can you up the max volts for 1120 and 1200 to 1400mV?
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
@ttabbal. Great Kernel as always. Impressive morifc helped you with the OC code.

Can you make a 1.3 or 1.35Ghz version since morfic's 1.4Ghz DOW is *ALMOST* stable for my phone...meaning it crashes once about every 2 hours.
[Vibrant Android Development] serban954:
Sorry if im a noob, but how do i enable the Voodoo Sound after i flash the kernal? Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Schnazzy:
Download voodoo control app from the market to configure it.
[Vibrant Android Development] serban954:
Ok ive had that for a while. What do i need to click/enable?
[Vibrant Android Development] Bummrusha:
Open the Voodo Sound control app, enable +1.5dB SNR booster and 128x oversampling. When using headphones max the media volume and control volume via the Voodoo control app, adjust the slider in Headphone ampifier.

My Voltage Control settings...stable and fast. w00t

1400MHz - 1400mV

1280MHz - 1350mV

1000MHz - 1225mV

800MHz - 1150mV

400MHz - 950mV

200MHz - 850mV

100MHz - 800mV
[Vibrant Android Development] serban954:
Thanks alot. Wow, sound is better then ever!
[Vibrant Android Development] secretseven:
my ears are seriously hurting, be careful, could seriously cause hearing loss

but... i'm ok with it hahaha
[Vibrant Android Development] joe.kerwin:
On my second boot my launcherpro just reset. Had to re enter my registration code etc. Really random hah. After I redid that it's running great so far.
[Vibrant Android Development] kraftey:
The auto brightness still doesn't seem to work for me. Should I just try to reflash?

edit: I lied, just not as sensitive as I'm used to.
[Vibrant Android Development] kazumahits:
hows the battery life on idle mode? and used?
[Vibrant Android Development] mprosper69:
Amazing. No glitches at all on BIONIX V. If instructions are followed no one should have a problem. Less than 2 minutes. Fast and amazing sound w poweramp and mixzing.
[Vibrant Android Development] RobBull69:
Never thought I'd see a stable 1.4 overclock. Great work! The battery life is better than the previous non-OC versions.

Sent from my frozen yogurt powered Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] |Logic|:
couldn't he just flash a new boot animation to get rid of it?
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
no....

It's not the bootanimation.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kennii:
dis freezed my phone alot! afta i installed this, 3.0 worked fine :(
[Vibrant Android Development] lilbluemirage:
Had the same problem. This is what worked for me: I wiped everything, reinstalled the rom (bionix v), turned it on and let it sit for like 10 min, rebooted, let it sit again for 5 min, and then finally flashed the new kernel. Now I can OC @1400 w/ no freeze @ all.
[Vibrant Android Development] joe.kerwin:
I'm betting a reflash wouldn't be absolutely necessary. My first time messing with voltage app, I froze at 1280. Once I reread how to use the app properly it's working ok now. You have to keep your slates at a minimum and now i'm running 1400 with no problem. Not TERRIBLE on battery either, but still drains more than average obviously.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kennii:
can someone give me a good setup, to OC to 1.2. Mines still freeze even afta flashing a new rom
[Vibrant Android Development] lilbluemirage:
Give this a shot:

" Flash the stock clocked kernel if you get stuck, then delete /system/etc/init.d/S_volt_scheduler before flashing the OC kernel back on." - From OP
[Vibrant Android Development] Kennii:
idk how ima do that soons i turn my phone on it freezes, y does that happen? its only clocked to 1.2. Kernel 3.1 never froze at all
[Vibrant Android Development] Kennii:
ima just go back to 3.1 till a more stable 3.1+ is released?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kennii:
just flashed bionix-v hopefully the kernel works great with that
[Vibrant Android Development] Kennii:
matter fact ima stay at stock 1ghz, till the devs come out with an OC kernel from the official 2.2 vibrant kernel

SORRY FOR ALL THE POSTS
[Vibrant Android Development] Nabeel10:
Whats so great about this Kernal? not being rude or anyhting...:)
[Vibrant Android Development] jokersax11:
Hey is the random kernel panic being looked into? I dont mind reboots but waking up to that screen sucks
[Vibrant Android Development] Schnazzy:
Voodoo sound. It really improves the audio fidelity though the headphone jack.
[Vibrant Android Development] manjish:
Edit,-double post sorry
[Vibrant Android Development] manjish:
Hey hi

When can we be blessed with newer voodoo? Waiting for ur amazing work
[Vibrant Android Development] drhonk:
Just FYI .. supercurio just released Voodoo Sound v3 .. hopefully ttabbal can update this kernel with the new patch soon. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
Very NICE!! Jumped from DOW 1.4.. Wiped cache and Dalvick, flashed in. Great work.

I like it. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] negerhab:
Hey just wondering if anyone has an answer or remedy for this, when I installed either of these kernels , everything seems to work except for one thing. When I have my Vibrant plugged into the 3.5 audio jack (hands free for my car) and make/receive a call, they cannot hear me talking but I can hear them. When I unplug my phone from the 3.5 jack, they can hear me. Anything I can do about this? Thanks in advance!

Sent from Vibrant w/ Bionix V, SBG 2.5 and Launcher Pro Plus
[Vibrant Android Development] Mannymal:
Installed the normal version, just for the audio improvements (not interested in overclocking.)

There is a definite improvement in audio quality when enabling 1.5+ SNR Booster in the Voodoo Control App. Also the ability to increase amplifier output level is very nice.

Thanks for working on this!

(Bionix V)
[Vibrant Android Development] RobBull69:
This is an issue with all Vibrant kernels built off I9000 source. Unfortunately, there's no work around.
[Vibrant Android Development] negerhab:
Thanks Rob, I appreciate your prompt feedback, took me awhile to get an answer from anyone, hopefully they will be releasing the Froyo source code soon, thanks again!

Sent from Vibrant w/ Bionix V, SBG 2.5 and Launcher Pro Plus
[Vibrant Android Development] SurgeCentral:
Does anyone know if the voodo sound app enhances the powerAmp music player app? Or does voodo sound make its eq obselite?
[Vibrant Android Development] junxracr:
Eq was still working on stock and poweramp when I tried them.
[Vibrant Android Development] domtru:
This didn't work for me...our I should say I didn't set it up right...thank you odin
[Vibrant Android Development] manjish:
Waiting for newer voodoo soundfix integration into it. Please tabbal...

For me sound enhancement>>>>12 hrs battery life...so what??
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
I'll add Voodoo Sound v3 when supercurio fixes the popping sound on init.. He's usually pretty quick, so I expect it soon.
[Vibrant Android Development] couped:
Does the power amp eq use the hardware eq in the vibrant, or is it only software based?
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
software.

;)
[Vibrant Android Development] secretseven:
I went with the ka7 kernel and am running the galaxy tuner app if anyone is interested in comparing battery life, but once he gets source I will be going back to dragon kernel

*edit* talking about sound features, not OCing
[Vibrant Android Development] gopheer:
Does this also dim the screen more than it could go before? Seems like it to me..
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
IMHO that's a plus.

especially at night.

:D
[Vibrant Android Development] jrathbun27:
just decided to attempt this whole dragon oc thing... running at 1360-400 without messing with any of the mV settings, so far stable as can be... running from 1280-400 and adjust mV i had a lot of freezing... so testing without adjustments (saw someone said only way it was stable for him was to not adjust) and so far so good... 1977 on quadrant and 18.7 mflops... whereas before i was 1470 quadrant and about a 9 on mflops... any advice if my settings are a bad idea?
[Vibrant Android Development] gopheer:
Lol, most definitely.. Would be awesome if voodoo color ever got incorporated in this.

Edit: What are the effects of having an extra 30 megs of ram? anything significant?
[Vibrant Android Development] drhonk:
I tried Galaxy Tuner it's OK but Voodoo Sound still better, especially when you combine it with PowerAmp. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] jrathbun27:
Dude... i see what the hype was all about with voodoo sound!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Dattack:
So does anybody know if the galaxy s tuner using the dragon kernel to overclock? It's actually more stable than the V control but it limits me to how many times I can use it per boot. Anybody know how tokeep it on constantly?
[Vibrant Android Development] PSP_Hacker:
Software based. And really frickin' amazing.
[Vibrant Android Development] LT1iFiEd:
What should I set my Scheduler at? A quick explanation as to what those are for would be greatly appreciated.

To the OP Thanks again for the Awesome work. Maybe Im blind, But do you have a donation page? I like to support you guys (Any Dev I use) for doing all this work just to make peoples Phone experiences better.
[Vibrant Android Development] atwon:
This is super awesome! Does anyone else have any successful Voltage Control configurations to post? Would be very helpful to a lot of us, I'm sure.

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Current Phone: Samsung T959

Current Carrier: T-Mobile US

Current ROM: Bionix-V

Current Kernel: Dragon Kernel 3.1.2 w/ OC 1.12 gHz

Current Theme: Black Froyo v1.4 w/ Red Swype

Current Recovery: Clockwork 2.5.1.3 (Voodoo Ver.)

Voodoo: v5.0.4 Enabled

Latest Quadrant: 1816

Latest Linpack: 18.9
[Vibrant Android Development] LT1iFiEd:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I know, I so want to set this up on my phone!! But I cant get anyone to answer my question I asked twice, Same question 1st on page 6 and again on Page 14. Still no luck:(

Please someone help me, I dont wanna mess up this Phone I need it for work!!

Thanks in Advance!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] junxracr:
The normal kernel works great.
[Vibrant Android Development] gopheer:
Is it just me or is the battery life decreased a bit?
[Vibrant Android Development] jrathbun27:
mine decreased by about a 15-20% drainage difference... i guess you gotta take the bad with the good... the speed and sound increase is worth it for me, ive always got my charger around anyways haha.. that and i still need to do a battery reconditioning and should be good from there... still set at 1.3ghz without changing a thing with the mv... everything is stable and works well
[Vibrant Android Development] atwon:
Every phone is different bro, but I've seen the most common scheduler used to be "CFQ" for best compatibility with your ROM/Device. I would try that and start a small overclock of up to 1.12 gHz just to test the waters of stability on your phone. Then simply work your way up.

Don't forget to adjust your "States" accordingly!

Hope this helps :)

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Current Phone: Samsung T959

Current Carrier: T-Mobile US

Current ROM: Bionix-V

Current Kernel: Dragon Kernel 3.1.2 w/ OC 1.12 gHz

Current Theme: Black Froyo v1.4 w/ Red Swype

Current Recovery: Clockwork 2.5.1.3 (Voodoo Ver.)

Voodoo: v5.0.4 Enabled

Latest Quadrant: 1816

Latest Linpack: 18.9
[Vibrant Android Development] bartek25:
I love to make folders on my sd with multiple kernels to flash just to testr drive them :D
[Vibrant Android Development] zainasif:
@ttabbal we want voodoo sound v3. When you are releasing Voodoo v3 kernel..
[Vibrant Android Development] jrathbun27:
Making demands on something you want isnt gonna get the devs to release it any faster... I thought everyone around here knew you dont ask for eta's as these guys are doin this for fun, not getting paid for it... if you want it that bad, build it!!!

On another note... set my OC to 1400 last night to let it chill while i slept and to see how it treated the battery... went to bed phone unplugged at 100% bat at midnight.... woke up at about 830am and was at 45%... so just in Idle i lost 55% battery!!! Its lightning fast at 1.4ghz but damn... thats some serious drainage!! Is there a setting i should try to optimize the battery life? I only lose around 15% at 1.3ghz over night... hmmm any help, thoughts, opinions, advice? thanks guys... this kernel is still boss though!!
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
anyone tried it on gingerclone?
[Vibrant Android Development] bartek25:
gingerclone is soo different that it doesent support 2.2 .............j/k
[Vibrant Android Development] oswade:
Even on 1120 OC, my phone freezes about 5 seconds after applying :( The voltage is at default too.

EDIT: seems like i need to wait about 5 seconds after exiting the voltage control app before doing anything... then it works fine :)

EDIT2: ok, it's freezing again on 1120. Do I just have a ****ty CPU? :(
[Vibrant Android Development] lbingham:
Working great at 1.4Ghz

I'm running quite nicely at 1.4Ghz

Scheduler: deadline

Clock Limit: 1400Mhz

States Checked: 800Mhz, 1000Mhz, 1400Mhz

Only one crash in Pocket Legends; I turned the battery saver settings in the game back one tick and haven't had any problems since. Been running 2 days. Battery goes fast, but I always carry an extra so I prefer the speed over the battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] PSP_Hacker:
Stability

Is there going to be a fix for all these kernel panics/freezes I'm having? How many people have the same problem as I do? I'm setting everything properly in the Voltage app. I can run upto 1.3 Ghz, though I haven't tried 1.4 Ghz. The kernel just crashes randomly even without any overclocking or changed scheduler. I'm using the latest Bionix-v, and the default scheduler is deadline. Someone here suggested to use CFS for stability, so I'll try that now.

This kernel really performs well compared to the latest stock T959 kernel. Improvements really show in games like Gangstar: MV, NFS Shift, quake3droid, etc. which is why I want to stick with any custom kernel that is stable and has everything working (I would use eugene373's "dead horse" kernel built from latest T959 sources, but there are problems with external SD mounting and also some people report SD wipes happening).

UPDATE:

Hmm, maybe I should select very few states like you did? I usually have 6 or 7 selected, so that may be the cause of my crashes. I'll try setting 3.
[Vibrant Android Development] BoomBoomPOW:
I've used many oc kernels in the past. All of them were unstable and froze constantly. I concluded that my phone's cpu is a POS. But, after tweaking the frequencies, the best settings for my device is with 1360mhz, 1280mhz, 1000mhz, 800mhz, 400mhz, 200mhz and 100mhz. With deadline as the scheduler. Works flawlessly, no freezes, pushed the device to its brink but still stable. I tried other settings by changing the frequencies but it goes FUBAR. These frequencies are perfect for my device. Thanks! =]
[Vibrant Android Development] jrathbun27:
So i have a question... might be a dumb one but just curious if theres something i can do to fix... Been running this kernel for a while now on bionix-v and had very little battery drain over night, now im running bionix v1.2 and have it set at the default 1ghz and when i go to bed fully charged, i wake up and am at between 40-45% battery... thats just sitting all night in standby not being touched... will the newest dragon kernel fix this? or should i change something around to correct it... thanks for any help in advance
[Vibrant Android Development] hedcayce:
This kernel's awesome dude, good work! I'm running bionix, cranked this up to 1.4 and broke 19 Mflops. Not sure if this makes any difference with the crashing problems, but I used setcpu to over clock and haven't crashed or lagged once.
[Vibrant Android Development] noinoi24:
so im running with bionix v1.3.1 and id like to give this a try. how do i set this up to run at 1.3 overclock... thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Jinxi:
Talk about major thread necro.

Ttabbal hasn't posted in dragon v5 in a long time and this isn't even that thread.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] CoxSparra:
Hey guys! pleased to meet you!

I have just accquired ampther HTC TP2 here in the UK, its on Orange and runs on WM6.5, i am looking to run a custom ROM or something that will either make it more useable

..or android if its a viable useable option (last time i ran it on TP2 it was just for the demo purposes really, nothing really worked but that was ages ago)

thank you all!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] bigleague4040:
You should really use the Search button, but I'll be nice because the upper people here always seem to tell people off...

Anyways, first you'll need a HardSPL. Get it here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=550131

Then, you'll need a custom ROM to actually flash. Get it over in the Windows Mobile Development section. As for Android, it's working pretty decently now by my standards, I have FROYO X installed with the Camera and Backlight kernel and the 3D drivers. (Get it from the Android Development section.) Works pretty good. If you've got a fast SD card and don't mind mucking around in Linux Gparted, there's even a nice Gingerbread build.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] cajunflavoredbob:
The stickies in this area [Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] will get you started. More specifically, the third thread down is the one your should start with.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] CoxSparra:
Thanks so much guys! Thanks to your help I have flashed my first rom (ENERGY GTX 2.5).. only to find the phone has SIM Locked to Orange UK! (and i am o2!) lol!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atsoca:
has anyone ever defraged either your sd card or your phones mem?

will it mess anything up?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RMarkwald:
I leave internal alone, I backup my sd before I format it.