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[Fascinate Android Development] Groundhound:
I too have not bothered to run bstats since flashing this kernel, since the battery drain is what I've seen as typical for my phone. That is with all radios running and the screen on and phone in constant use for web or some app, I typically see 14-15% drain per hour. If the screen is off and in my pocket or face down (so noLED is not active) I usually see 1-3% per hour draw. Not the phenomenal rates some have reported but about as good as I get with any ROM/kernel - since it ain't broke, I haven't tried to fix it with bstats this time.

One thing I find interesting, and I think different for this kernel is the difference between what Spare Parts reports for "Wifi On" vs "Wifi running" for my wireless G network. When home I have wireless on all the time but the "Wifi running" % is very low compared to "Wifi on". It's almost like wireless is not running unless data is actually being transferred, but it stays connected. Maybe it's been that way all along and I just never noticed but it seems different to me.
[Fascinate Android Development] garywojdan81:
Just noticed something after flashing back to eb01v from eb16v because of battery drain. The eb16 kernel felt snappier overall, but the eb01 gives me better quadrant & smartbench scores.
[Fascinate Android Development] heloguy:
Does this kernel have anything to do with radio reception? I have noticed poor signal and many dropped calls in areas that I have always used the phone without a single dropped call before.

I re flashed 2.9, and then 2.9.1 and no more dropped calls. It's wierd. Has any one else noticed this?
[Fascinate Android Development] b33zu:
Do you honestly get a better battery life and performance with the eb01? If you do where can I redownload that specific kernel without damaging anything? Thanks
[Fascinate Android Development] Hypnosis4U2NV:
Unplugged since 7am with plenty of usage, its almost 10pm and I'm at 21%..

I do recommend wiping battery stats, but I only recommend doing it once when its fully charged to 100%.. After that make sure you drain the battery down to 5% or less if possible a few times during the course of a week.. You need to train your device to accurately read the battery..

Don't know if this helps but I use a spare battery to completely drain one and then use the fully charged one. I'm also using JuiceDefender and Advanced Task Killer along with everything off except for data..

Flashed from my Fascinate running SFC v2.9.1/EB16 V00D00..
[Fascinate Android Development] jmaher1023:
Anyone have a good link for the voodoo kernel? The one in the OP doesn't work.
[Fascinate Android Development] dmaustin:
Also looking for a working dl link...
[Fascinate Android Development] lane32x:
Voltage

I may have missed it, but I'm assuming that this is a standard voltage/standard clock speed kernel?

Can anyone verify?
[Fascinate Android Development] fortesquieu:
Use your browser instead of the XDA app.
[Fascinate Android Development] bizzshow26:
Haven't looked to hard but its not oc don't know about the voltage but I think its stock
[Fascinate Android Development] lane32x:
The non-voodoo link wasn't working from MY browser either earlier. I had to grab it from the mirror at the bottom of the first page.
[Fascinate Android Development] Hypnosis4U2NV:
Yes..

Flashed from my Fascinate running SFC v2.9.1/EB16 V00D00..
[Fascinate Android Development] quarky42:
Kernel's working well for me after the little network hiccup... but it was the network that lost 3g and not my phone. Once I got into a different area later that evening it came back and haven't had problems with 3g since.
[Fascinate Android Development] sunder74:
question

Has anyone had a odd experience with their bootanimation after flashing the voodoo kernel? I have the standard boot animation with the generic "android" superimposed over the top and even odder still is the fact that the "android" is displaying in landscape....any ideas?:confused:

I have the EB01 debloated/deodexed odin package installed, I rebooted into recovery manually, ran the update.zip and then choose my downloaded kernel and rebooted...everything else seems to be ok...
[Fascinate Android Development] quarky42:
I noticed that my boot animation changed from the Verizon logo over to the Android logo...was rather pleased with that when I saw it, but no I haven't had any weird behavior with that logo. It looks good while it is displayed and the phone seems to boot quickly.
[Fascinate Android Development] ssewk2x:
Only thing I've noticed is that I no longer hear /system/etc/PowerOn.wav on bootup. No one seems to have any idea why. :(
[Fascinate Android Development] akaine2001:
Aosp version coming?
[Fascinate Android Development] jt1134:
Lol, theres been one :p
[Fascinate Android Development] Udderum:
The cwm-froyo recovery is not compatible with voodoo. Reflash the complete odin package and then flash the cwm-all (also with odin.

cwm-all does not require update zip (meaning you'll boot right into cwm recovery) and is compatible with voodoo. After that, feel free to install your voodoo kernal of choice.

There is a very good sticky over at the androidcentral forums explaining the difference between the two cwm versions.

edit1: looks like i was a little wrong here. I enabled voodoo on that eb01 stock odin package and flashed the voodoo kernal in this thread. the experience you had with the overlapping boot images still occurred. Flashing sc2.9 fixed it tho :) The stuff about cwm is correct.

(Thanks goes to -- you guessed it -- adrynalyne on this one.. I ran into this problem myself)
[Fascinate Android Development] Hypnosis4U2NV:
Your not alone..

Flashed from my Fascinate running SFC v2.9.1/EB16 V00D00..
[Fascinate Android Development] M00NEY:
I have one issue that I have discovered, only one so far...

Anyone else have gps not functioning, our is it me alone?

With regard to the startup sound, I am not sure it is enabled, but have you guys checked to see that the audio file is still in place? Our may have been overwritten in the flash and could potentially just be dropped back into place...

Sent via XDA App
[Fascinate Android Development] M00NEY:
Got it back... Couple of re-flashes and cache clears and gps is on good shape.

I have had reports of a few missed calls (that did not ring), but every time I test it works great, so I feel like any issues I had are gone and have bot found any new ones... Loving the whole combo!
[Fascinate Android Development] Coolsaber57:
Does this have Voodoo Sound?

Also, for the Voodoo people, what Quadrant scores are you getting?
[Fascinate Android Development] Groundhound:
No Voodoo sound, Quadrant scores around 1600+-.
[Fascinate Android Development] ssewk2x:
I certainly have. The audio file is there, and I even peered thru a bunch of the start up code to try and find what plays it. I found a reference to it in a file called "playlogos1" (binary). Even went so far as to hex edit that file to try and fool it into playing an mp3 or ogg file instead of .wav, no luck.

At some point I want to learn exactly how the custom boot animation support works and see if I can maybe kludge something into that - like have it play any sound file of my choosing rather than a hard-coded one. But right now I'm busy getting ready for my daughter to be born, lol.
[Fascinate Android Development] Coolsaber57:
Cool, thanks. 1600? I'm only getting around a 1400.
[Fascinate Android Development] Hypnosis4U2NV:
I'm in the same ballpark at around 1400..

Flashed from my Fascinate running SFC v2.9.1/EB16 V00D00..
[Fascinate Android Development] Groundhound:
More often in the 1500's, but occasionally exceeding 1600 - not that it means anything.
[Fascinate Android Development] Groundhound:
Perhaps nothing to do with this kernel, but I'm getting strange audio on Flash 10.2. Like it's slow or dragging.
[Fascinate Android Development] exzacklyright:
is this supposed to fix tethering? i still get the redirect to the verizon page wanting me to pay
[Fascinate Android Development] uslacson1:
I ended up just using Juice Defender, ATK disabled.

Best battery life ever.
[Fascinate Android Development] Sgtmack:
Do some research. There is a thread floating around that explains how the tethering thing works. You need to make some changes to your phone first.
[Fascinate Android Development] Hypnosis4U2NV:
Using the Verizon hotspot for free requires changing files using QPST.. You can still use the WiFi Tether application from Google Code for free and without making any changes..

Flashed from my Fascinate running SFC v2.9.1/EB16 V00D00..
[Fascinate Android Development] scarfman4:
removed: wrong thread
[Fascinate Android Development] mrtonee:
so i flashed eb16 went to terminal to check version it saids version not found i am using superclean 2.9.2 non voodoo and i tried flashing eb16 non voodoo any solutions??
[Fascinate Android Development] s44:
These are outdated -- run one of the EC10 kernels instead.
[Fascinate Android Development] mstrina81:
Hi Do you have the link to the android central forum. I want to try voodoo but I have the debloated/deoxed EB01 Froyo/CWM. And it's starting to do some weird stuff. I was on superfranken clean 2.9.2nv but I wasn't able to use adobe flash player and I like to watch my movies on my phone. Any help you can provide would be great. Thanks.
[Fascinate Android Development] landshark68:
I post more at AC than I do here, but there's no need to go to AC for voodoo. Gunnermike has a voodoo thread here at XDA also:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=979744

It's just on page 2 of the development section. Only takes a little bit of looking.

As far as Adobe flash player. You need to go into your browser and go menu=>more=>settings=->enable plug ins and choose always or on demand. I think most people choose on demand.
[Fascinate Android Development] mstrina81:
awesome. Does it matter if I'm on debloated or should I move back to superfrankenclean? I loved it. I didn't have all the bloat with that.
[Fascinate Android Development] landshark68:
If you liked superclean better, then go back to it. Being able to use Flashplayer is a Froyo feature, so it will work with either superclean or the debloated/deodexed. Your choice.
[Fascinate Android Development] mstrina81:
Oh and before I forget. I did Droidx's ODIN froyo+cwm etc package. I know that there is a difference between two CWMs But I'm not sure of what it is. I have the CWM all on my SD card. I'm just lost right now. I'm sorry for all the questions.
[Fascinate Android Development] mstrina81:
okay. Cool. I'll download and put on my SD card. Any voodoo kernels recommended. I've never had voodoo before. I just want to make sure I know what I'm doing. Thanks for your help.
[Fascinate Android Development] cpark_12:
Kernels are kind of a hit and miss thing...jt's seems to be the most stable now. But, imnuts, times_infinity, and nemisis2all have some uv and oc kernels that some people love
[Fascinate Android Development] landshark68:
In terms of the CWM, you should probably check out GizmoDroid's CWM thread here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1017817

He and jt1134 have been working together to give us this working version. Don't worry about all the questions, that's how we all learn and share information.

As far as the voodoo kernels, they each have their own unique characteristics and different users will experience different results depending on their own different setups. So what I may say is the best kernel for my setup may not work best for you. Sorry for the patent answer, but with kernels it is mostly trial and error to see which one works best for you. Definitely read gunnermike's voodoo thread carefully and make sure you understand everything before jumping in to voodoo. Any questions you have about voodoo, you can post in that thread, and any questions you have about the different kernels can be asked in those respective threads as well. That will be the best way to get your questions answered.
[Fascinate Android Development] mstrina81:
Okay awesome. I've become more comfortable with voodoo from reading about them. What's the major difference between oc and uv kernels. I'm not 100% certain. I know one is to speed up and the other is save battery life I think but I'm really not sure.
[Fascinate Android Development] landshark68:
That's probably the best and easiest way to think of them. I use undervolted kernels. I still consider myself fairly new to rooting and flashing, so I don't mess with overclocking. For my purposes, the phone is plenty fast now, so if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
[Fascinate Android Development] Kamar234:
Has anyone tried this with EC01? I had the best battery life with this kernel and frankenclean, but I'm not sure how this would work, especially with the rom designation probably was masked to protect the leaker.
[Fascinate Android Development] scarfman4:
I am running both right now. I get better consistency on signal strength and battery life than I do with the EC10 kernels.

Sent from my Fascinate

EC01 rom & radio

EB16 voodoo kernel
[Fascinate Android Development] Kamar234:
Thanks for the info. I'm in the same boat.
[Fascinate Android Development] jjcas15:
When you say you are "running both"... what exactly do you mean? Sorry for the noob question.
[Fascinate Android Development] scarfman4:
Kamar was asking if anyone had tried both the EC01 rom and the EB16 kernel. I am using both the EC01 and the EB16 kernel and they work together.

Sent from my Fascinate

EC01 rom & radio

EB16 voodoo kernel
[Fascinate Android Development] bhfd64:
Are edify versions of these kernels possible? Or voltage control? My phone loves EB16 kernels. They're the only ones that allow my GPS to work flawlessly and my battery life is great, too.
[Fascinate Android Development] Kamar234:
It would be great to have this kernel "modernized" so to speak with all the bells and whistles that are in the new roms. It really gave me amazing battery life out of the box with only occasional wifi issues. I must admit though, I am currently using otb 1.1(1.2 on has that strange voodoo8 issue where the audio crackles from any screen input) and my standby, while not as amazing as this kernel has been pretty good. I am using standard clock speeds and I am undervolted .75 all across the board. Today I was on standby from about 11.45 until 4:36 and my battery dropped from 84 to 76% with increasing stability as time went on. It was a little less than 2% per hour, not bad. That's on wifi as well. It seems that our phones may be similar in reactions to certain kernels, so I hope that will help someone.
[Nook Color General] dshulman:
I keep on seeing posts about ext4 and other partitions but couldn't find a How To guide and why we need them. Can someone point me to one?

Thanks!

Dan
[Nook Color General] therealguppy:
Well I don't know about a guide but if you want to learn about ext4 you can start here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4

As to why we need them.... well Android is based on Linux, so it uses Linux file systems...... it like asking why I need a NTFS or FAT32 partition in windows.... its so your system can properly read and write to the space on the drive....
[Nook Color General] dshulman:
Got it. So it's a file system. :-) I'll look for posts about partitioning. I think there's a tool to partition.
[HD7 General] sixfeet45:
is there a rom out there for the hd7 us model thats for better signal ,maybe even the hspt from tmobile.i know on my hd2 when i changed the rom my phone use to get hspt
[HD7 General] nrfitchett4:
I think there has only been 1 radio so far and its on your phone. Some people who have gotten the nodo update working are saying that reception is better.
[HD7 General] JWhipple:
Try this ROM if you have the T-Mobile HD7 - it's official , it gives better reception, better battery life, PLUS fixes the pink camera problems.... http://bit.ly/gO7v4p
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darren7171:
Well, I got a new kingston 32gb microsd a while back. It's supported by the device (i've look about and know someone who has 30gb out of 32gb used in their x10)

Now the thing is, i have a few problems with it. It's not being recoginized by the phone! I had to format it when I first got it. Which took hours to do. It would only hold about 4gb of data I currently have on my phone, anything else would go on, then get deleted.

After another formatting, the phone doesn't recoginize it! Any ideas at all would be appericated. It's a 32GB Kingstom class4. I have searced about on these forums btw, and a few other Android and sony forums.

Also, how much of an improvment would I see with data2sd if I got this to work?

Thank you, Darren.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bruce Lee:
I had the exact card as u with similar issues. I only bought that brand cuz it was cheaper. Then i tried my sandisk again and no issues. I trust only sandisk and i use my 16 gig one. I believe my kingston fried itself. Go to www.amazon.com the 16 gig r very cheap i think now but the 32 r more. Sorry i cant find u a solution.

Sent from XDA Premium from my X10a rooted running 2.2.1 Cyanogen 6.1.3gingerbreadV1 ROM
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darren7171:
Thanks for the reply. But I really need this 32gb workworking. I have a few thousand songs needing transfered from my recentrecently broken ipod. And money's a big problem to atm.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bruce Lee:
Can u access ur mirco sd through an adapter on the computer? Just curious.

Sent from XDA Premium from my X10a rooted running 2.2.1 Cyanogen 6.1.3gingerbreadV1 ROM
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fantus1:
Big question is where you bought the card, you could have bought a fake that only holds 4gb even though it shows 32
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omnikam:
Could be a fake if you bought it from ebay, basically what the cons do is flash the card to display a higher size, a lot that have been circulated are the 32gigs that are flashed from 2gig cards. I've seen this complaint on a few forums now,the good news is you can download a program that can check if you have a fake card and also what the actual size is. You will have to google it though as I don't have the link, hope this helps
[EVO 4G Accessories] Chirstopher:
http://www.boxwave.com/products/armorcase/armor-case-htc-evo-4g_3934.htm

anyone tried this case? theres at least one other thats similar (looks exactly the same http://www.pdair.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=10100000_900000_11000989&products_id=30835). looked up some videos on youtube and looks like its fitting kinda loose, like theres a gap between top of case and phone.
[EVO 4G Accessories] bignibb:
Weak signal

I had one on a htc ppc a long time ago and the metal case kind of made my signal weak, but definetly a stong case.
[EVO 4G Accessories] rudyrude432:
I have one and it works great. The gap between the case and the phone is actually the padding that acts as a shock absorber. I would recommended a Monaco case eBay, it's the same thing check it out.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Chirstopher:
Thanks for the info people.

Another question, I keep my phone in my pocket all the time. Does the latch or hinges ever get colaught on anything? Looks like it could. That would definitely be a downer.
[EVO 4G Accessories] aph:
Makes sense. I was about to say putting metal around your phone would probably make it damage more easily...
[EVO 4G Accessories] rudyrude432:
The latch doesn't get caught on clothing. Not unless your wearing one of those christmas sweaters with the big knit lol.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Chirstopher:
Hahaha haven't had one of those since I was 6 (ninja turtles FTW!). Sweetness, looks like I found my next case then.

Thanks for all the help! XD
[EVO 4G Accessories] _MetalHead_:
GoodandEVO.net did a review on that case a while ago, it was not a positive one.
[EVO 4G Accessories] rudyrude432:
Not a problem my friend.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Drewmungus:
Link to GoodandEVO.net review

http://www.goodandevo.net/2010/08/review-pdair-aluminum-case-for-htc-evo-4g.html

To sum it up they didn't like how it looked so it got a bad review. Also they expected super thin mental to not bend. Can anybody confirm lower signal quality?
[EVO 4G Accessories] Chirstopher:
got the case yesterday (monaco, black). i haven't noticed any signal loss at all. phone heats up a little faster but i was kinda expecting it.

overall i really love this case. it does add some bulk to the phone but i don't mind at all. kinda feels like it beefs it up some.
[EVO 4G Accessories] rudyrude432:
Glad you decided to pull the trigger on the case. It's not as bad as these guys make it out to be, is it? Enjoy!
[EVO 4G Accessories] rugedraw:
I pulled the trigger one of these when I saw this thread. I like the look and feel of it, but it does have some problems. The main problem I have with it is that it somehow interferes with the antennas in the phone and it absolutely kills me reception/signal strength. I don't have good reception in the building I work in......2 bars is the standard. If I leave my phone inside this case, it drops to 0-1 bars. Within a second of removing it from the case, it goes back up to 2 bars. It doesn't seem to interfere with a WiFi signal, though.

The other thing I don't like is that the latch is fairly easy to open.

With that said, the same day I got it my 2 y/o was playing one of her games the phone and she dropped it onto the concrete The case did its job. However, the impact did cause the door to swing open, but nothing happened to my phone.

I'm not sure if I want to keep it or not. With the slow data services I've been getting since the end of last year, I don't want anything that's going to slow down my phone even more.
[EVO 4G Accessories] DjKurt:
Lol... Metal cases on cellphones... Might look cool but not the brightest idea ever, lol
[General Questions and Answers] jssteele524:
was wondering how to sideload certain apps that wont download via android market on my nook color running HoneyComb v4 by deeper blue, certain apps do not work including the location services in google maps and latitdue, games like angry birds fail to download. How can i install ADB software to the NC running HCv4 to sideload apps, or is there any way to get certain apps on the HCv4 that just wont seem to download? any threads, links, youtube videos on a "how to" for HCv4 would be very helpful, thanks...
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDub:
Hey CDMA Tab Owners,

Hopefully we get off to a good foot this time ;) but I was really curious what some of your thoughts and ideas would be for a new ROM? I notice the selection is a bit thin with a single ROM for each. I've been dabbing around the last couple days and I think I have a fair idea of where development stands for the Tab right now. Primarily GSM but I'd like to start some CDMA development of my own. Anyone looking for something besides what is already out there? (Don't say a HC port :D, not happening, yet.)

I'd love to hear some ideas. My thoughts on this are to start easy and have a primary focus of making the tablet a better, well tablet. I like AOSP/CM6/CM7 as much as the next guy but they just don't feel right on a tablet. So I definitely am leaning towards trying to optimize the tablet experience as much as possible to differentiate it further from a phone. Maybe look into some custom apps, nothing is off the table.

Please keep this clean and thoughtful.

Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdocthc:
I've been so confused as to why there is such a small amount of development for the CDMA tabs.

Anyways, thanks for taking a leap...I think a custom ROM, for starters, should be something that is deodexed for theming capabilities and has all of the bloatware removed to save space. I'm not too worried about having an OC kernel, yet, since I tried the one that is out for CDMA tabs and my phone bricked o_O

I am willing to test what you put out, so let me know what you are able to come up with :)