[TESTING] - NAND OMGB (1.2.3)

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by milda25

I think that despite the instability is visible progress. I left everything on (tower positioning, the data in the background, auto synchronization, automatic weather update every 2 hours) and now it is 10 hours disconnected from the charger and I still have 48% of battery life remaining. I have only problem is that when charging via USB and via 230V charger orange LED is off. Likewise in achieving the full level of charge LED does not light green. Discharge seems to be much more linear and the battery meter does not jump back and forth as before. Great job for this moment, ACL, please continue ...

Since LEDs are no longer handled by kernel, then we need to look into userland and how the leds are managed for charging. I notice orage LEDs when charging and once its done it goes black. I never really get green unless there is a notification like text or an email. Not sure how this is supposed to work. Did you enable the charge LED in the system settings ?

[wizardknight]

Originally Posted by argenisaz

Same here. A series of reboots and then fine for hours. My phone has been running 4 hours without a reboot or lockup.

Originally Posted by [ACL]

Since LEDs are no longer handled by kernel, then we need to look into userland and how the leds are managed for charging. I notice orage LEDs when charging and once its done it goes black. I never really get green unless there is a notification like text or an email. Not sure how this is supposed to work. Did you enable the charge LED in the system settings ?

Per sprint LEDs should do:
9. Notification LED. This LED shows the following:
* Flashing green light when there are new text, picture, video, or email messages, missed calls, or reminders.

* Solid green light when the device is connected to the power adapter or a computer and the battery is fully charged.

* Solid amber light when the battery is being charged. Flashing amber light when the remaining battery level reaches below 10%.

http://www.sprint.com/cdma/assets/pd...ch_pro2_ug.pdf

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by wizardknight

Per sprint LEDs should do:
9. Notification LED. This LED shows the following:
* Flashing green light when there are new text, picture, video, or email messages, missed calls, or reminders.

* Solid green light when the device is connected to the power adapter or a computer and the battery is fully charged.

* Solid amber light when the battery is being charged. Flashing amber light when the remaining battery level reaches below 10%.

http://www.sprint.com/cdma/assets/pd...ch_pro2_ug.pdf

But, this is for WinMo. We're not running WinMo .

With that said, AFAIK ACL on SD builds, the LED would go solid green when the battery is over 90%. I think this is a general Android thing, at least I assume because we didn't enable anything special and this is how it was.

Solid green to 100% is from WinMo. Not sure which is best, honestly 100% solid green makes more sense than 90%.

[wizardknight]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

But, this is for WinMo. We're not running WinMo .

Are you sure.... When I started up my phone it looked just like this.
http://ticker.ttsh.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/win95-n82.jpg

[milda25]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

Since LEDs are no longer handled by kernel, then we need to look into userland and how the leds are managed for charging. I notice orage LEDs when charging and once its done it goes black. I never really get green unless there is a notification like text or an email. Not sure how this is supposed to work. Did you enable the charge LED in the system settings ?

If you thought setting in Settings - Sound - Charging light, yes, this was on. Now I find that when I uncheck this box and check it again, the charging LED started to work, so everything is alright in this case.
The one question yet - contains my last_kmsg of today some useful information about the phone freezing up?

[milda25]

Another spontaneously reboot, phone was idle on the table in time of reboot.

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by milda25

Another spontaneously reboot, phone was idle on the table in time of reboot.

nothing stands out. Log is clean and panics dont cause reboots so this may have been a userland crash.

After the crash, how much is the batt level when it comes back up? Since android automatically shuts off when level reaches 0, i'm wondering perhaps if we are dipping into 0 and not realizing it.

[milda25]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

nothing stands out. Log is clean and panics dont cause reboots so this may have been a userland crash.

After the crash, how much is the batt level when it comes back up? Since android automatically shuts off when level reaches 0, i'm wondering perhaps if we are dipping into 0 and not realizing it.

After the restart, battery level is almost the same as before rebooting (+ -2%)

[milda25]

Hi all, I'm sending recapitulation of the first two days with the new kernel.
I have to say in advance:
- My battery is 2 months old
- Before fitting the new kernel I installed the android from scratch (Task 29, ...), because before that I was on WinMo.
- Setting android is as follows: data enabled, autosynchronization enabled, background data enabled, the tower positioning enabled, GPS disabled, BT disabled, wifi disabled, I use Zeam launcher, on home screen Fancy widget with auto update weather every 2 hours and bussines calendar widget.
The first day I had 26 minutes of voice call, the next day even 38 minutes of voice calls. Any mail and SMS. So standard using.
The first day I ended with 28% battery remaining after 17 hours, now it's not the end of the day, but it's already 14 hours since disconnected from charger and I still have 40% battery remaining.
Between first and second day at night the phone was connected to a charger, the charge level in the morning was 100%.
I do not know whether this is possible, but it has improved me switch between 3G and 2G networks. I work in the city where is the 3G network and when I got home with only 2G network, my phone still indicated 3G. Now the phone is on the way home automatically switches and indicating the correct network type.
Unfortunately, I have occasional spontaneous reboots, approximately 2 - 5 times a day.
These results I consider it very good, because the phone now works approximately 3 times longer than with the old battery driver.
So I think that you took a very, very good direction of the battery driver. You deserve many thanks, ACL. You are very clever. Thanks again.

[argenisaz]

Originally Posted by milda25

After the restart, battery level is almost the same as before rebooting (+ -2%)

+1. Same here.