NAND Testing - 05-25 Update: New LK, Recovery.img, Kernel Updates through Recovery

[m4f1050]

What build/rootfs/modules are you using?

[natemcnutty]

Originally Posted by m4f1050

What build/rootfs/modules are you using?

Use the full package on the first post. It has everything you need, and is what I'm currently running. So far, about 4 hours after being unplugged and I'm still at 80% battery. At this rate, I think I can pull around 20 hours with pm.sleep_mode=1, and it's only going to get better from here

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by natemcnutty

Use the full package on the first post. It has everything you need, and is what I'm currently running. So far, about 4 hours after being unplugged and I'm still at 80% battery. At this rate, I think I can pull around 20 hours with pm.sleep_mode=1, and it's only going to get better from here

Ok, so if pm.sleep_mode=1 works better for everyone then wanna just make the autobuild use that as well ? i suppose i should remove force cdma and have the initrd add that to the cmd line since we can detect the variant huh..

so much to do, so little time.. need to figure out a way to quit my day job so i can concentrate on this :-p

[MassStash]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

Ok, so if pm.sleep_mode=1 works better for everyone then wanna just make the autobuild use that as well ? i suppose i should remove force cdma and have the initrd add that to the cmd line since we can detect the variant huh..

so much to do, so little time.. need to figure out a way to quit my day job so i can concentrate on this :-p

yea i agree, get paid to do this would be the dream eh?

[natemcnutty]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

Ok, so if pm.sleep_mode=1 works better for everyone then wanna just make the autobuild use that as well ? i suppose i should remove force cdma and have the initrd add that to the cmd line since we can detect the variant huh..

so much to do, so little time.. need to figure out a way to quit my day job so i can concentrate on this :-p

There are two catches that I've been thinking about. First, when does machine_variant get populated? Second, what about CDMA users who use a SIM card? I'd love to find a way to detect the actual SIM card, and then you don't need machine_variant and will always use a SIM if available

For the pm.sleep_mode=1, it works great for me, but I don't know if it lowers performance or messes with drivers or anything. It seems to be stable and works well, even with an overclock, but I'd be curious to see what others think about that the full package I uploaded (since I removed force_cdma and set pm.sleep_mode=1 in that one).

[Lmiller1708]

Originally Posted by natemcnutty

There are two catches that I've been thinking about. First, when does machine_variant get populated? Second, what about CDMA users who use a SIM card? I'd love to find a way to detect the actual SIM card, and then you don't need machine_variant and will always use a SIM if available

For the pm.sleep_mode=1, it works great for me, but I don't know if it lowers performance or messes with drivers or anything. It seems to be stable and works well, even with an overclock, but I'd be curious to see what others think about that the full package I uploaded (since I removed force_cdma and set pm.sleep_mode=1 in that one).

Nate your CDMA detection did not work for me.
It looks like you should remove the quotes on the 1, like this...

if [ "$CDMA" = 1 ] ; then
sed -i -e "s:$: htc_hw.force_cdma=1" /tmp/cmdline
fi

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by natemcnutty

There are two catches that I've been thinking about. First, when does machine_variant get populated? Second, what about CDMA users who use a SIM card? I'd love to find a way to detect the actual SIM card, and then you don't need machine_variant and will always use a SIM if available

For the pm.sleep_mode=1, it works great for me, but I don't know if it lowers performance or messes with drivers or anything. It seems to be stable and works well, even with an overclock, but I'd be curious to see what others think about that the full package I uploaded (since I removed force_cdma and set pm.sleep_mode=1 in that one).

ahh ic.. well then i still should remove the force cdma and let the users do it on the froyo.conf i suppose.

No idea about sim detection. I'll need to consult one of the guys who has ril experience.

Well if you feel that sleep=1 is good let me know.. i have no service so i cant use my device full time anymore to really test it.

[psu2fan]

Nate,
does the full package in OP...

"Full Packages
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Note: This package may shut down on first boot. This is common and you just need to turn it back on once and let it settle.
This package contains the following files:
All Android media and app files
RootFS (2010-12-15)
NBH/Modules (2010-11-29)
gralloc (2010-11-29)
libGLES (2010-11-30)
System.ext2 (FRX03)"

contain the 1/07 nbh & modules as well as the newest rootfs? It's just a bit confusing with the dates you have listed. I DL'ed the nbh/mod and newest rootfs in the OP anyway and used them in place of the ones on the full package.

Also, what is everyone using for their .conf file?

[psu2fan]

FYI with the above files I'm not getting anywhere near the battery life as Nate (maybe your setup is different than mine?) 2.5 hours I'm at 68%

I can confirm as well that the windows key can wake screen, the OS is snappy after doing the Vmail trick, and only sometimes I have issues tyyyypppping.

I have RHOD400, newer one though manufactured 10/10 if it makes a difference

[coolsilver]

Mine has been stable and working great. I did kill all the running processes and was sluggish today a little. Otherwise wifi was working fine.