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[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] signal15:
I haven't tried it yet, but I wonder if you could create a bridge interface and add the radio interface to the bridge group. IPV6 should be supported on the bridge. No idea if it will let you add the radio interface to the bridge group though.

Has anyone tried sniffing the radio interface to see if they are sending IPV6 router advertisements to everyone, or only the people that signed up for the beta? I think it would be a pain in the butt to make it selective unless they are using your IMEI or IMSI to dump you on a completely separate VLAN.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elgato99:
That TMO IPv6 beta now supports a few Androids, including the ICS Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus for UMTS.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] frozst:
Hi, I'm trying to uninstall both from root explorer and from the PC but I can't. I'm using Cyanogen 6.1 on my Legend.

From my PC:

adbtools\ > shell

shows #

Well, I see my stock apps, YouTube or Facebook, for example.

:confused::confused:

I also tried from Root Explorer and Titanium and this is the funniest part!! I deleted the apk files, the icons were still on the drawer and I couldn't open those apps but... when I rebooted, those apps there were again!!

Any ideas? It seems that the the ROM reinstall the missing apps on every reboot.
[G Tablet General] ddarvish:
Should we consider changing our market fingerprint to be that of the Xoom tablet so we can start getting all the goodies for tabs like CNN's tablet app?
[G Tablet General] GTablet:
I have created a post in the Xoom development forum requesting a copy of the build.prop file; as soon as someone shares this with me I will get it on here!!!!
[G Tablet General] Hellburger:
Apps written with the new Honeycomb APIs will not work on the current batch of ROMs available.

Once we have a ROM with Honeycomb, this is a great idea though...
[G Tablet General] kitsunisan:
Ignore this, it's been done.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] viogrep:
At boot, once I close everything, I keep 80mb of ram free. (besides what I need.)

I have auto task killer set to aggressive, every 30 minutes. Phone is generally fast, however sometimes everything just gets restarted at once. Phone crawls until autotask killer does its magic again. These are default GAPPS and the like. I love maps, gmail, and the like, but I'm damn near ready to delete them.

Is there anything I can do?

(overclocked to 710, any higher and the phone gets slow as soon as it gets warm, anything lower doesn't help at all)

Maybe I'm missing something. I come from a blackberry, before that a windows phone. Task killing was important, I've read that it isn't so here. But I just don't know what to do to keep my phone from going into a crawl.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] settlethestorm:
They really aren't so important here, and most ROM's already come overclocked with task killers and/or governors.

What ROM are you using?

Do you have alot of widgets on your homescreen?

The only time I've had your problem is when I had like a total of 5 homescreens COMPLETELY filled with widgets.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] playpolo4life:
Personally, I used to use the task killers a lot, and while on 2.1 I think it helped a little. But as I switched around different froyo ROMs and am now on gingerbread, I noticed that the task killers actually hindered my phone's performance. Battery would discharge quickly, the phone would become sluggish and sometimes lag so bad I would reboot.

I found that just leaving the android system to do its own thing worked out the best. Memory management has been greatly improved, and really eliminated the need for task killing apps and the like.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doogald:
Always good reading:

"FAQ: Why You Shouldn’t Be Using a Task Killer with Android"

"Multitasking the Android Way"

"Android Task Killers Explained: What They Do and Why You Shouldn’t Use Them"
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amfetamine:
Using Gingerbread, clocked at 604mhz. CPU governor ondemand. (Bump it to 748mhz and interactive for heavy games)

No killers, although I used to be religious about autokiller memory optimizer. GB handles memory and app killing very well.

And the stock app management tool loads quick and is easy to use to kill something that's acting naughty or hung.

I use cache cleaner, set to clean once a day.

I am picky about my apps. If I don't like their startup and shutdown behavior, I find an alternative program.

I'm also rather anti social so no twit, face, up ur butt, whatcha doing apps constantly syncing for me.

I do use genie for news and weather and smooth calendar synced with my exchange via gmail. But these don't update but one every 3-4 hours. Gmail on demand unless I'm expecting something, then I'll let the sync run.

Used to be an adw fanboy. But switched to LP. Its simple and light. Adw is still my favorite especially EX, but LP performs better for me.

I also uninstall everything I don't use, email, dpm, stock music, HTML viewer, setup wizard, keyboard tutorial, development, rom manager, carhome, couple other none dependencies. Use that free space to more some of my root apps, widget apps, utilities.

Also use. Zach's cache2cache. Freeing up a little more data room. No apps on SD.

Widgets I use; note everything 3+ Widgets, genie news and weather, smooth calendar, a photo slide widget app. Usually about it. Sometimes a full month calendar.

No lag or performance loss. My daily usage averages 4 to 6 hours a day.

Edit - also turn off orientation if I don't need it to keep my screen from redrawing every time I pick upmy phone or adjust my wrist
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hungry Man:
I do as little as possible.

I kill some tasks when my phone first starts up, that's the only time I use my task killer unless a program is glitching out.

I keep setcpu profiles.

I keep my apps up to date.

I keep my ROM up to date.

After installing/ uninstalling a lot of programs (Such as when I first flash a new rom) I always make sure I Wipe my dalvik cache.

I always wipe between ROMs. It's more stable and always faster.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hungry Man:
I suggest to keep your phone fast you DONT:

use setcpu's widget.

use autotaskkiller (it's just one more process. And once you kill tasks, there's no reason to continuously re-kill persistent ones)

Clear your cache too often. Your cache is there for a reason. I personally never clear mine, just my dalvik.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kent_Davis:
Dedication

THAT is a lot of work and you do this EVERY day? WOW that is dedication!
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Errrrrrrrrrr?
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] viogrep:
Just an update. I used the majority of advice here. Installed watchdog. After about 4 days worth of running and watchdogs help I just Uninstalled Google Reader and Facebook. Never have to kill a task and everything runs smooth now.

Thanks!
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amfetamine:
Hee-hee... I live on my Eris :-)

Naw, pretty much just the new rom setup routine. But I do seem to spend more time in settings menus than in actual apps :-)
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spc_hicks09:
Contrary to what most people will tell you, I use a Task Killer and some will call me a liar but I see a very good improvement on my battery life. As soon as I'm done doing whatever I was doing on my phone, I open Advanced Task Killer and kill every task running then lock my phone (press the end button) and tuck it away. People say it doesn't work but everyone's Eris is different and reacts different to different apps. I love having it and I love using it. I usually go in to cyanogenmod settings and use the overclocker, 748Max, 122Min, Ondemand gov, set to boot. I also use LauncherPro Plus which seems to be faster and smoother than ADW therefore using less power. I also have absolutely no widgets whatsoever. Wifi is only on when I'm home and GPS is never on unless I'm using navigation. That's really about it and my Eris runs smooth as a baby's backside !!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Beggy90:
hello everybody =) i wonder, can we somehow install windows mobile 7 os on the x10 mini?? because I really love the UI and all the rest of this os...I just installed an app which makes the home screen look like the wm7 one but I really want to "wipe out" android =) any suggestion?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] bl@ckadder:
I don't have the technical expertise to rule it out completely, but seeing as the MINIMUM hardware requirements for WP7 are far above the Mini's capabilities, I'd say it's extremely unlikely.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Beggy90:
Many said that even android 2.3 wouldn't run on x10 mini/x8 but there are lots of roms =) the fact is different though, I know....if I know how to compile a wm7 rom I would do it by myself but I don't have such knowledge =)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] bl@ckadder:
I think that had more to do with SE totally locking down the bootloader than hardware requirements. Could be wrong though.

In any case, if it can be made to work, it only results in more options for us, which is always a good thing IMO. So here's hoping...

Food for thought: Adobe has made it so their Flash player only works on ARM7+ chips. Wonder if MS has/can do the same? Wouldn't that totally lock us out?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] owain94:
nono he is right they said the mini's hardware wasn't good enough

and no we cant have WP7 we have locked bootloader :(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] gallardo5:
sooooo..... for now when we have unlocked bootloader what about WP7 on our phones? is that possible for now?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] phoneyericsson:
But the bootloaders were unlocked (unofficially) on here...what's missing? I don't get it...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] gallardo5:
I think (but I`m not an expert, I`m not even a developer) that our phone has too weak parameters. But somebody could try it and let us know how it works or even not works.;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Tommylee567:
After using android, why jump?
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
I am starting this thread as I work through the sound issue. I will be doing trouble shooting and tracking of testing here as I do my root cause analysis. Do to my work schedule I will need help from the community on ruling out the cause and getting down to the bottom of the sound issue.

So step 1 is to try and narrow down the cause. I have some ideas but need some testing first.

So here is what we know.

1. Sound is fine at stock

2. DHD roms don't have any audio with out custom kernel

3. Sound quality is bad on DHD roms with custom kernels to enable audio.

What I need to know to start.

1. Is sound ok on stock rom with custom kernel (2 confirmed audio fine on custom kernel with stock rom)

2. If using stock kernel on DHD rom is all audio gone or just for phone calls(still need to know this)

Start of testing

Again due to my time limits as of right now I am gonna have to rely on the community for my testing.(I do apologize).

I'm downloading Android revolution to look at whats in the zip after that I will be posting some more things to test. I have some ideas as to what the problem is. Unfortunatly lunch is over for me so back to work. Check back I will be updating again in a couple of hours.

If any one is willing to help please look into testing those 2 things.

I am pouring through the kernel source in the little bit of free time I have.

I will be handling this like I would an issue at work so some my be monotonous but thats how I work. So bear with me and we'll get this issue sorted out.

Also if some one would like to create a public google docs to allow people to post rom, kernel, and state of sound with that setup that to would be great. Hopefully work will slow down soon so I can devote more time. Also anybody else currently looking into sound fix can post ideas, info and test here to help keep the forums from getting cluttered from the same type of post, but thats up to you.
[HTC Inspire 4G] gunnyman:
I'll flash the kernel over my stock rom and let you know. Stand by
[HTC Inspire 4G] razor_blade:
# 1 is true, I used Bumble-Bee's kernel on attn1's stock rooted rom and the sound was perfect. Zero distortion in calls or audio playback through headphones. I am using some high end equipment to listen, so I would hear distortion if it was there. No idea on # 2, however.
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
Ok if thats true then we should be able to rule out kernel. That means its something in the rom. Ok lets get a few more test in and rule that out before I move on to the next idea.
[HTC Inspire 4G] id10terrordfw:
I've heard it may be the lib files being out of date on DHD ROM's. I can't vouch for it, but it does seam reasonable.
[HTC Inspire 4G] gunnyman:
Interesting.

Stock Kernel Audio fine

Stock ROM with Apache14's Buzz Sense 1.30 Overclocked to 1.2 GHZ Audio sounds the same as Stock kernel and audio.
[HTC Inspire 4G] synnyster:
I rooted using attn1 hack but flashed the Revolution HD ROM .14 first. Sound seemed a little iffy, but not too bad. I then flashed Revolution HD ROM .15 Mike just released and the sound seems pretty good when I call my voicemail.
[HTC Inspire 4G] razor_blade:
Confirming what I said. Same exact setup.
[HTC Inspire 4G] jasonyump:
The sound issues are not in the kernel. They're in the csv files. We're looking at it. But they aren't compatible with DHD roms. They kill the mic.
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
are we sure there in the cvs and which ones are you speaking of.
[HTC Inspire 4G] slapdaddy:
So when sound "breaks", do the Dolby Mobile and SRS effects become unselectable on the HTC music player? Does selecting them do nothing to the audio? Or do they work just fine? Are those functions built in as simply an audio enhancement or something deeper?

Sent from my Inspire 4G.
[HTC Inspire 4G] jasonyump:
Yes I'm sure.
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
There is no difference in the AIC3254_reg.csv files, there is a differnce in AIC3254_REG_DualMic.csv plus stock has an additional files AIC3254_REG_Dualmic_MCLK.csv and AIV3254_REG_XD.csv

Ok for a test some one do this on a DHD rom with sound issues

Download this zip and push the three files there to system/etc

DL link http://www.mediafire.com/?p1oiiqo26c5z37j

Be sure to backup the AIC3254_REG_DualMic.csv before pushing so you can revert back by removing the three files and pushing your backup back.

See if that fixes.

Again sorry for not being able to test myself atm.
[HTC Inspire 4G] skroll82:
Using CM7 RC1 DHD with attn1's kernel installed, after installing your files I hear no noticeable differences in sound quality.
[HTC Inspire 4G] cursordroid:
I think these fixes are for Sense based ROM's, right?
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
You are correct I haven't downloaded cm7 to check file differences there.

Edit: I have found some more difference related to sound. I will attach to this post. There is a directory called soundimage in system/etc that needs to be replaced and all other files moved to system/etc as before. This is for DHD sense roms. Might work on cm7 not sure at this time.
[HTC Inspire 4G] wifiguru:
I would have to think that the audio quality issue has to do with AMR-HR and AMR-FR codecs, no?
[HTC Inspire 4G] cursordroid:
ROM: HTC Inspire 4G 2.0.15

Replaced files on my phone with files from the sound.zip file. Definitely sure that the original was deleted before pushing the replacements.

No noticeable difference in audio quality through phone speaker, or Mic when I leave myself a voicemail.
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
Please see post #18
[HTC Inspire 4G] jasonyump:
its not that simple. you just killed the Mic.
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
Were are those located I'm not seeing them in the rom anywhere.
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
There are other files related to those in post #18 zip, text config files in the soundimage directory and text files pointing to those in the to codec txt files in system/etc.
[HTC Inspire 4G] jasonyump:
i know. those files can't just be pushed to a DHD rom. they dont load correctly on DHD roms.. it ends up killing the mic and sound enhancements.
[HTC Inspire 4G] aNdroidnut:
Sorry way off topic but just seen that the op is from okc, well I am as well and it just happened to catch my eye
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
What part of ok.
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
Can some one tell me if its just phone audio that has the issue or all audio that has the tinny sound.
[HTC Inspire 4G] borguesian:
I experience it during audio playback through headphones
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisryn:
Ok so that rules out my next idea. I will get my phone rooted and flashed with a rom this weekend so that I can start testing stuff myself.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Jgen:
I find any audio played will have an issue. Speaker of phone its harder to hear but its still there "after all it is a crappy cell phone speaker" now a good pair of headphones will really enhance the problem. I have found that listening to a voice heavy song "A cappella" you will see/hear the problem very clearly.
[Atrix 4G General] spyingwind:
So I heard that the XOOM can be unlocked from fastboot.

I did the same process to my Atrix and it said it completed it with a happy OKAY.

ran the command "fastboot oem unlock" from the Atrix in it's fastloader mode.

It gave a friendly OKAY.

I haven't a clue if it is really unlocked. I just figured this might be helpful info, or maybe not.
[Atrix 4G General] DarkSi08:
While I highly doubt it's that easy on our phones, it's interesting that it returned an OK on the command. Can any proper devs chime in? Does it just give an arbitrary 'OKAY' once the command completes, whether successful or not?
[Atrix 4G General] uskr:
If you do a "fastboot oem anything" it will return OKAY

I am pretty sure its not doing anything. The phone just return OKAY to whatever oem command you try to execute and doesnt do anything.
[Atrix 4G General] mburris:
I can confirm that the fastboot oem *anything* command gives "... OKAY" no matter what is typed.

A for effort though, OP
[Atrix 4G General] cursordroid:
What does all this mean?

C:\Users\Ryan>fastboot getvar all
(bootloader) version-bootloader: 1000
(bootloader) product: olympus
(bootloader) secure: no
(bootloader) mid: 001
(bootloader) version: 0.4
(bootloader) serialno: 02884xx
(bootloader) version-baseband: currently un-supported
all: Done
finished. total time: 0.004s

"(bootloader) secure: no"... I'm sure that doesn't mean what I think it does, does it?
[Atrix 4G General] neer2005:
I also believe you just gave out your serial number
[Atrix 4G General] cursordroid:
LOL, nice.

Anyway, I'm sure it was a false alarm... Looked promising, but cant' do anything.

Sorry to make a mess of the forum.
[Xoom General] msalem:
Just wanted to let everyone know that I bought my Xoom from a Verizon Wireless store this morning where the rep forced me to pay/activate even though I was paying the full $799 for the device (he said I HAVE TO for the first 60 days and then cancel). I went back to work and called Verizon and they told me to go back to the store, get my account credited for any additional fees and just have them deactivate the line. So for any of you out there that just purchased one or are planning to purchase one, you don't need any printouts, just tell them to call the corporate office if they insist on charging you more than the $799.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myunknown:
Hi All,

I put the HTC DHD ROM onto my device but now want to change back to the T-Mobile ROM.

I try to run the ROM in bootloader but i just get device with red triangle and !.

Here is what i did to get the HTC ROM to my device

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=905003

Can someone please help me.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukesky:
why don't you just flash a stock RUU? That uses your PC to flash your phone, not bootloader.
[G Tablet General] tyy10002:
Hi All,

I was like all other people and was so excited about the honeycomb and Xoom, So, I spent 30 mins on a local bestbuy and played around it.. here are my initial feedback.

First, the Xoom is very nice, very nice. It is definitely my favorite device out of 3 of them (gtab, xoom and ipad).

Screen: The screen looked very sharp and the viewing angles were very good. I tilted it with all kind of viewing angles and I could still see my screen (actually a youtube video). but, I found that the Ipad has a brighter screen.

Sound: The sound was much better than the Gtab. The volume was very loud and I just turned it on for 1/4. I played a few songs and the sound were just wonderful.. no complaint..

Touch: The touch was very sensitive and I was able to touch 3-4 fingers at the same time on a map. Gtab was limited to 2 touches. I found that the touch is more easy on the xoom than Ipad. My fingers was stick a little bit on ipad but not xoom. very nice.

Weight: Same weight as ipad and gtab (~1.5) but it definitely feels much lighter. The sides (left and right) are thinner, top and bottom are thicker. So, it creates an illusion that it is very thin looking from the side. Holding it is ok.

Build: Very good build quality but I felt that if I drop it, and it is done..

App: Honeycomb was nice and it took me less than 2 mins to get used to it (if you already have a gtab). But, most of the apps worked basically the same as running on gtab except youtube, gmail, music and etc. Developers need to start building apps for honeycomb to take advantage of the new OS. Otherwise, I found that I can do pretty much the same on my gtab..

Camera: the 5M rear camera was nice but the quality was ok.

Other: GPS, Accelemeter, etc.. worked great..

Negative:

- I didn't like that they put the headphone jack at the top and the power jack at the bottom.

- No accessories at all in store.

- the black color just didn't look expensive. they should have released a white or silver one..

Overall, it is very nice device but $800 is too much for me.. If Moto releases a $600 WIFI version, I would definitely get it. To be honest, I think that the extra $200 to get a Xoom is worthy. It is one of the devices I believe would make my brainwashed Apple Ipad co-workers soooooo jealous for a few weeks (until they get the ipad2..) :D

I guess that viewsonic needs to either upgrade the gtab to a better specs or lower the price to compete. :rolleyes:
[G Tablet General] rushless:
A few interesting (to me, anyway) tidbits about the Xoom:

1. Apparently no USB host function (jury still out)

2. Honeycomb appears to have dynamic management of app and media space. This is the reason the microsd does not work. Motorola has asked for a patch so microsd will work. Seems Honeycomb is intended to be a closed system for apps, just like iOS, but less restrictive (of course).

If you look in Xoom's settings, there is no "free space" for device storage allocation, but there is an item view of total app and media space used and a total free for the whole storage. No allocations.
[G Tablet General] sniperscope:
Great info. thank you. Based on the above, nothing here puts me over the edge to upgrade above my baby (gtab). At the moment my plan is to upgrade the screen if one is released per other forum news and if a good tutorial comes with it for the install.
[G Tablet General] rushless:
Apparently due to the new app and storage management, quite a few apps either do not install, work or they crash after short use. Honeycomb may be an OS best adapted once apps catch up to it.
[G Tablet General] KnightCrusader:
Yeah I was wondering about that too. I gotta have USB Host on my tablet!
[G Tablet General] goog64:
me too +1
[G Tablet General] Mantara:
I will take that plunge if the option ever becomes a serious reality. Although it took me a second to get used to the viewing angle I do like the privacy aspect of the current screen. I feel totally comfortable doing my online banking and purchases in public.

Over all I'm sticking with my gtab. Stable, fast, flash and hulu working. I don't feel the need to upgrade for a long time. I don't even care about 3.0 at this point.