yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shahnowaz:
Or Pekas Try cmylxgo lite version rom after install changed the kernel tytung r2eb(untill Arne fixed it).

Right now i am trying that rom looks ok for my 2400 chinesse cheap battery.only problem if you restart phone it will be reuseable within 5 minutes.

i am going to stick that one untill Arne fixed it properly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Which kernel are you using for the 2400 battery?? is it tytung or other??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shahnowaz:
Tytung r2 eb you will find it in cmylxgo's thread in this forum .
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ceejay_aranilla:
any fix for the camera? it only shows a black screen when using this
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arne182:
I have gotten a look at Tytungs EB kernel and it is using a different method to my EB. I will try and completely overwrite his driver with mine for an initial test. There are some advantages to his way of detecting the EB even though it might not be as reliable causing jumps in percentage. Later when I have time I will see if it can't be integrated into the other EB kernels.

The fix for the kernel is in Tytungs kernel. I am working on it and should have something that can be tested soon.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
good to see you back online Arne!

I hope you computer is now fully restored, sounded like a nightmare!!

I just bought a Leicke 2300ma battery to use with your Kernel, so i will report on whether this works correctly, I am hoping it will as I have been using a rubbish 2400ma with no real luck.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Renegade_Rulez:
I just tried your new V1 Tytung EB kernel and it works on HyperDroidGBXv7, wifi and data works I will post back when I know if it still has the 100-60% batterydrop or not.

Thanks!

Update:

3 hours later and battery at 96% so everything seems good so far :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] charlie_oz:
Had been using rafpigna 4 but problems with data dropping out and loadsa spontaneous reboot issues.

will wait for coredroid 1.5 (imminent0 and then do a clean install.

How long do you think its gonna take to get Arnes tytung kernel . ??:):):):):)

cant wait to test after hes doctored it.

Glad he got his comp. sorted :eek:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kgian2007:
I just tested the new tytung_2300v1 kernel it has the same 70ma battery drain after call,like the other kernels,will you fix that?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lolpos:
is the 2600mah eb rafpigna kernal ready yet? cant wait to throw back on my mugen battery!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kendonsh:
+1 i so agree with you... :P :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HC4Life:
I have an original HTC extended battery 2300 mAh and i currently using CoreDroid 1.4 and i've tried all the kernels for 2300 battery and all stuck in Go Go Go.

Any help? :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Hi Pekas, try this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=11770361#post11770361

The method above has been working for me to change kernels fine for Coredroid 1.4

As i say in this post you need to edit the flash.cfg then reflash the daf included in the Coredroid .zip. I have done this a few times and it works no problem - I am running CD 1.4 with Arnes RAF_V4 kernel :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HC4Life:
Thanx man.

I'll try your method and report later ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HC4Life:
It works!

Before i try to do this i was afraid, but i follow your tips and it really works.

Thanx osrix ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Awesome, glad to be of help! I have the Leicke 2300ma and it seems to be working good with Arnes Kernel V4.0 reporting correctly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arne182:
Thats not 100% true. Tytung's kernel seems to be more adapted to Leicke battery. Thats why his kernel was showing 97% on the origional EB. The full capacity Leicke battery voltage is over 4.2v and the origional eb is under 4.2v.

I still need to test my new Leicke battery but I assume it will stay on 100% for a longer time than usual and cause it to have more efficiency and capacity but a slight error in the % readings.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Thanks for the Info Arne, I have only discharged it twice so I assumed it would settle with time.

Which tytung kernel do you mean, his original R2_EB, R6_oldcam or your new edit (is it based on R6?) ??

quickly testing on Raf_V4

22% before reboot - 38% on boot = oh yeah you are right :eek:

Also consider the battery log may not be correct as has not had a full charge and discharge.

EDIT: now coming up to speed..just tested tytung R6 and now understand camera black screen, just testing your Tytung V1 to see if its working with desire hd rom...

EDIT2: Camera working with Arne Tytung V1, gonna give it a run tommorow from full charge and get back.

Thanks Arne I am learning...slowly..but learning:o

EDIT3: wifi not working for me on Tytung V1 using desire hd base rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Visentinel:
I'm on typhoon 2.5

IV used rafpigna 1.7 and 1.8

GL core 7

And arne rafpigna ext bat version 4

Across all these kernals IV seen no difference on how my extended battery is read and treated.

Problem I think it is that its an eBay 2400 mah.

It seems to report on temp/volt/mah charge/discharge correctly but when it comes to capacity its screwed.

When it reaches 0 percent and android shuts down. If I remove the battery and put it back and turn back on. I access more capacity. Android will show 60% and then go from there.

Is there anything you can do for this arne?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
I had this problem too so i bought a leicke 2300, basically for whatever reason the 2400 cheap ones just dont report properly at all.

The Leicke is better it reports almost the correct values (see above) ive now given up on the 2400 as junk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Visentinel:
It would be easy to get arroynd this. IV been thinking and if we simply disabled shut down at 0% and use the voltage as our percentage then it'd be fine.

Its easy. 4.2 is 100% and we can go down to arround 3.3 before we have to charge again.

Atleast if anything I'm happy to do this with a widget showing the voltage. All I need is to disable the auto shutdown and under 15% warning msgs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] salty bisquits:
Hi Arne do you have any plans for Eb support on Raf's new 1.8OC kernel ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arne182:
Excellent info! Check out the Tytungs V1 Ram. It should get the wifi up and running.

I was hoping that the kernel defs would have updated the changes to there own trees by now but they are a bit lazy. So I will have to compile it myself. Will see if I get some time tomorrow to get it done. Even though I have had problems myself with the 1.8 kernel and its native wifi.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Visentinel:
Any word on my proposed changes to ignoring androids low battery warning and auto shutdown?

IV also made a thread on this and got no replies.... its like no one cares to look into this. Sigh.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] casemandan:
I whole heartedly agree with you. There is no point of any batteries shutting down at 3.6 volts whether regular or extended. It is a well known fact that our batteries can be safely discharged to 3.3 volts with no ill effects whatsover.

There is no way to discharge the battery to the unsafe level of lower than 3 volts (i believe it is around 2.7v when the safety chip/mechanism kicks in shutting the battery down to prevent damage)

So it would be a great step forward for someone to lower the stupid 3.6v preset shutdown in the kernels and drop it down to 3.3 volts

If anything Arne might be the one to do it... He alone came up with the extended versions of the other kernels here. Wish I knew where to look to lower the phone shuttdown limit.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mannkan:
Hi there !

Just installed this kernel using abd and everything seems to work pretty smooth...

When I check kernel's version on Settings etc it says

2.6.32.15-g04973e1root@ubuntu#14...

Is this the correct one? anybody knows?

Thanks in advance.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Tytung v1-RAM still not giving me wifi on a 1.84 desire build, although camera still working
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Downy:
I also don't get wifi working on milka Desire HD release with Tytung.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Glad its not just me! hopefully Arne will get enough time to do a V2 of tytungs Kernel as I really with to use this one to check out the difference from RAF_V4 with my Leicke battery.

@ Arne it appears that the Raf-V4 works ok with the Leicke as i said before, but it is cutting off the charge at 4.1## mv ( over charge protection) As we know for the the HTC 2300ma this is correct, but for the Leicke it means it cuts off the charge when it is only @55% then suddenly jumps up to 100%

I am going to try charging the battery externally to see what difference this then makes, my guess is that it will, As you said in an earlier post, stay at 100% for sometime before it begins to drop normally.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Downy:
I made an interesting observation when I went back from Tytungs kernel v1 to Rafpigna_v4.0RAM. Changing kernel was no problem, I used the install.bat.

After boot, I received "error" starting wlan.

I checked the modules, they have all been placed into "/system/ram/lib/modules".

The command "lsmod" showed no loaded modules.

Then I copied the bcm4329.ko file manually via adb to "/system/lib/modules" (the non-ram folder) and instantly I had a working wifi connection.

"lsmod" via adb showed my the wifi module loaded successfully.

I haven't tried again with Tytungs v1 and manually coping bcm4329 to /system/lib/modules but it might also work.

It seems that the modules from ram directory aren't loaded correct. Maybe somebody can confirm this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Confirmed working on tytung V1! just pushed the bcm4329.ko from tytung Rma v1 to sytem/lb as you said and now have my wifi working...Awesome,now at least i can give this kernel a proper run
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Downy:
Thanks for your confirmation. Glad to hear that it's working now for you.

Unfortunately there seems to be another problem with my milka Desire HD v1 RAM release.

Wifi module won't get loaded automatically. If I do it manually with insmod, I receive the following errors when trying to start wlan:

I/WifiWidget( 1732): Setting state 3

I/WifiWidget( 1732): TriState: 5

I/WifiWidget( 1732): Truning on: false

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status over 2s : WifiState = 4

I/WifiWidget( 1732): Setting state 3

I/WifiWidget( 1732): TriState: 5

I/WifiWidget( 1732): Truning on: false

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

E/WifiStateTracker( 430): Can't get status, wait 0.1s : WifiState = 4

Maybe this will help to solve the problem.

For the minutes I used Tytung v1 kernel I'd say it is little faster than the other kernels. Scrolling is very very smooth and reaction on app start is also very good.

I'd be glad to see it working, but for now I am back to Rafpigna_v4.0RAM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] songokussm:
first off my apologize for making a 'noob' post.

I have read through the last 30ish pages and am completely lost.

I have purchased the 2400mah battery ( all of the 2600 ones where 3-6 week shipping).

Which kernels can I use?

Is there a way to use a non-extended battery kernel?

What happens if i use a non-extended battery kernel?

My Rom of choice is Typhoon's Cyanogen nightly. Been using it as my daily driver since january. I do flash other roms, but always come back.

I appreciate any guidance.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] casemandan:
I myself use the rafpigna kernels from page one bc of the speed they offer

I have no problems whatsover using those with my 2400mah battery

i've used the non extended battery kernels as well you will have innacurate battery reading and the phone will shut down earlier but all u have to do is turn the phone on again and you should have around half the life left
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matmar:
wifi error

Hi Arne,

any chance to get a kernel for 2300 mA battery compatible with sens ROM (DHD).

I tried to install your kernel on the Imilka V1 DHD and get wifi error...all the rest is ok...but without wifi, no point to use your kernel....

thanks in advance
[HD2 Android NAND Development] casemandan:
no problems on cmyxlgo dhd build with the rafpigna 4.0

wifi working and fast as hell

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=915159
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Kernel; Arnes Tytung_2300_v1 with wifi fixed attached
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Downy:
Thanks!! Are you planning to release a RAM version also the next days?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matmar:
yes but it is not like Imilka a RAM built, maybe that's why it works...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seVIIen:
i tried the RAM edition but nothing worked. Any update ??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
I looked at the RAM kernel but cant get a data working at all, Im not running a RAM build either so looks like you have to wait for Arne.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arne182:
I have had general issues with the ram builds just because they are ram builds. There are lots of things to make sure that you check. Clearing dalvak cache and all just so that they work in the first place.

I have tended to download the CWR file and extract the file and overwrite the libs and zImage and then rezip and copy to SD. Then use the CWR to install with the new kernel inside.

On the other hand. Some good news. The EB update has been integrated into the root kernel tree today. So I am expecting it to be about a month and then all kernels will have the EB support.

For the 2400 non official battery: If someone were to send me some battery logs, I could make the reading exact and you wouldn't need to restart the phone to get the percentage up. But it would need its own separate kernel.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] songokussm:
I was unable to find a tutorial on how to do this, and what to send you. Point me in the right direction and ill do it once i receive the batteries. Should be thursday.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Thats excellent news, well done mate, :cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seVIIen:
Ok, i use the non ram rom now with your kernel but i cant get my mobile to work ... how's yours?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matmar:
not working...on Imilka RAM V1, boot partition of 10MB...:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arne182:
I accidentally remove the debug tutorial, it was in the first post. Here goes:

v3 of kernel needed

adb needed

in the terminal type:

"adb shell"

"gprep|dmesg -i batt"

It will write out the information needed about your battery.

You can use current widget to log the current of a full discharge and a charge back to 100%.

Logs from battery indicator pro lets me get the temperature and voltage values.

With these three things I can build all the curves needed to get your battery supported.

When flashing your 400mb CWR file you need to change the flash.cfg to

misc ya 1M

recovery rrecov|ro|nospr filesize recovery-raw.img

boot yboot|ro 10M

system ya 220M

cache ya 10M

userdata ya|asize|hr allsize

Note the boot partition size is 10mb so that it can support the size of my kernel.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Hi Arne will you be developing the tytung kernel any further?

EDIT - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=966786

GL Core v11 now supporting Extended battery.. It appears to have begun ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kendonsh:
help

anyone having a problem with a mugen 2600 battery?

mdj 2600 is not working for me.. :(

also is a 5mb boot size fine?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tghorn:
Hi Everybody!

Does anybody have experience with Rafdroid 4.01 (Rafpigna 1.8 OC) and EB kernel?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Hi Arne,

You told me that Hastarin used this own method to modify the battery driver.

So my kernel, based on Hastarin's, have different source code of the battery driver from the official EVO kernel.

I'm wondering if it's possible to replace the whole battery driver of my kernel to match the official EVO kernel.

If so, which files should I replace?

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arne182:
5 is too small 10 is better 7 is ok. Please let me know if you are having more problems.

I did try it and the tytungs kernel did work. Strangely my rafpigna v4 didn't. But soon all kernels will have eb support.

I have finalised the merge request from my tests it should be working properly now and you can integrate the changes back into your tree. This combined driver is more reliable than the one in the other kernels as it combines the best of both Hastarin's and my techniques. So rather keep that driver and just update with my modifications.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seVIIen:
OMG !!! This kernel worked for me .Wifi + mobile data work, all work, 2ma at standby . WOWOWOW !!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Arne does this mean your work here is done? you seem to have achieved what you set out to do. I think this is so...and if so you are truly a legend and thankyou.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] charlie_oz:
No data
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coolfire:
Anybody tried Arne/Raf-Rafpigna's v4.0 eb kernel on DL Desire 4.32.44.12 yet? :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] germanandy:
ud 3.1

hello,

i´m trying to use an rafpigna 4.0 but i get random reeboots after installing it.

done with cwm and manually with droid explorer.

everything seems to be ok, i had data and wifi but then blackscreen and reeboot

anybody with working eb-kernel an a short how-to on ultimate droid 3.1?

thank you

andy

the reeboots are also with the normaly battery!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GoCkillaz:
Ok, I have a 2400mAh extended battery. Which kernel should I flash with Hyperdroid GBX? [NOT CM7 version, standard GBX]
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
I'm using GBX v8 - Kernel GL_Core v11 use this one with the wifi fix.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=11974837#post11974837

Install it straight after you install the Rom before reboot and it should work ok
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GoCkillaz:
Thanks! UV or no UV? I'm going on a LONG business trip up to No. CA tomorrow, so I have to have something that literally lasts 12+ hours with heavy usage.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
I tried UV but it kept rebooting for me, although it may have been something else but I havent tried it since to know.

I havent tried it for the 2400ma as I have the leicke 2300ma so you will have to try it and see
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gridan:
Arne, thanks for you invaluable job!

But I will very appreciate, if you tell us when you finish Rafpigna_2600_v4.0?

I have 2600 battery by Mugen Power and CWM Ultimate Droid 3.1.

I've tested many kernels... but works only 3

yours mdj_2600_v4.0 - cyclic reboot after WiFi on

kernel_tytung_r7_update and g.lewarne V11_UV - works, but actually doesn't use all bat capacity...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] leoh:
What happened with this thread?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arne182:
I have been very busy lately and due to the integration of my driver into the new released kernels I find that I only need to program the 2600mAh battery support which is tough without having one to test with.

I will revisit the 2600mAh support when I have some free time again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dimqs153:
hi arne..can u tell me which rom n version is working good with ur mdj 2600 v4 kernel?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arne182:
I would suggest to use the extended battery kernel that is out there already. It might not give you the exact % readings but it does work with the 2600.

Test it out and see. Capacity is slightly limited but if you reboot it might update the % reading.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fowl2:
I'm using tytung_r7, and an unofficial 2600mAh extended battery. The fuel gauge seems to work normally untill it reaches 15% where it sits for a long time, then on 1% where it sits for hours too.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dimqs153:
me too..im using r8 tytung..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] boonbing:
Hi arne182. I would like to thank you for building the RAM kernels because I have a lot of issues with the other current NAND kernels.

I hope you can continue to work on the RAM kernels as you're the only kernel source for me now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyrone1:
any updates for this??? I been using hyperdroid gbx11, I have a 2600mah battery. It works, boots up, but won't seem to charge... Any ideas??? thanks!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dtwizzy:
Yeah really awaited such thread! Keep it going! I just wait for a cwm zip to flash as i am too bad to adb push :( (i tried though)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hendydundy:
o mi good...

Finally some one genius coming with EB Support...

trying this ASAP and make a report ..

Update :

Confuse how to push the kernel...

I think it will be much easier just used CWM rather than this ADB thing...

:o
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dtwizzy:
+1

waiting for cwm :P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] claud_face:
My official eb should be coming anyday now. I will be more than happy to test as this is exactly what I was waiting for.

Thanks! !!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fintara:
So happy! If you push this kernel to final version, it will be SO GREAT =)

[Original 2300 mAh battery]