[CAB] GSM&CDMA Project Android Port and Startup Utility [01/23] FRX04 Reference! - Page 319

docnas · #**3181** (**permalink**) 12-22-2010, 06:47 PM

@fishingmedic did u check ur CPU load?? is it constantly at or near 100% ? i was also having alotta problems with the phone freezing and slowing down and though ti was something i was doing wrong. Found out its the server process going crazy and taking all of the available cpu cycles.

there are 3 fixes ( try each of them )
1) make a phone call
2) using dev tools-->bad behavior--> crash server process
3) use maps or places

that usually works for me.

ryanmv213 · #**3182** (**permalink**) 12-22-2010, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by fishingmedic

I ran bzo's latest kernel for about a day and had some issues with it also, sluggishness basically and more FC's than normal. I then went back to the 1238 kernel, got 20.9 on neocore and 640 on quadrant with a fresh load and a new data.img, but today with the same set up I can't even use the freaking phone in android, it's beyond sluggish and constant FC's. Wwhen I get home I'm going to load up your latest concoction and give that a whirl.

Yeah I just got 650 on quadrant with ndno's package and this had been the most stable xdandroid experience I have had to date. This is everything back to the exact download from ndno. I am running Launcherpro with task killer on stock 6.5 sprint ROM and has been a great setup. No SOD, GPS locks on, smooth scrolling, games are working great (including AB bite), no resets. Is anyone else having any luck with some of the newer kernels? The kernel in NSDO package is commit 1232.

**arrrghhh** · #**3183** (**permalink**) 12-22-2010, 07:02 PM

Yea guys, that system_server crap seems to be causing issues more frequently then ever... Hopefully we can track it down soon, basically every single time I've had serious sluggishness and was able to adb in and check top... it was that damn system_server process taking as many processor cycles as it can grab. Very frustrating. Some said going to places/maps fixes it. Seems hit-or-miss for me, but then again so is the issue in general...

**tiad8** · #**3184** (**permalink**) 12-22-2010, 08:51 PM

hi, guys important

viruscrazy xda dev getting close to get camera working

he needs testers. check it out. this is great

THANKS

xda-developers - View Single Post - [DEV - diamond (GSM only) ] Camera package for test

**tiad8** · #**3185** (**permalink**) 12-23-2010, 04:31 AM

hi, guys i just want to share with you guys info on sleep_mode

first test. pm.sleep_mode=2. the phone wake up good and fast.

second test. pm.sleep_mode=1. gone sleep of death

third test. this is where it get interesting pm.sleep_mode=1,2

"BATTERY TRICK" CHARGE YOUR PHONE TO FULL 100%. PHONE MUST BE OFF. The trick is simple. Turn off your phone, plug it into the charger WHILE IT'S OFF, and wait for the charging lights to show up. When you see it, turn on your phone (into winmo) and boot android via haret. Wait till android boots up and the battery logo is showing charging.let it sync in for about 2 minute. Then you can disconnect the charger.
I'm using FRX03 with the driver 11.26 and gralloc 11.30

i did not touch my phone for about 29 hrs with a full charge doing this. when i was finish i had 15% left. impresive

now im going to use it normal and see what happen. thanks

**ndno** · #**3186** (**permalink**) 12-23-2010, 05:18 AM

OK, I tried using tiad8's files with the latest kernel/modules (1240) and it's very sluggish. Not sure if the libraries posted by tiad8 are not compatible with the latest kernel. I get these on boot up:

"mdp irq already on 4 4 "
"mdp_dma: busy "

but ACL said to ignore them.

Anyways, when it boots up, everything is just so sluggish and I kept get crashes from the launcher (kept getting "force close" window). I tried restarting multiple times with the same sluggishness.

I haven't tried the new kernel without tiad8's files yet; I will continue using tiad8's setup because it's very fast and stable and fluid.

OK, for those of you who have sluggishness using tiad8's files with his posted kernel/modules or my all-in-one package (http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/tp2-androi...ml#post2017935), make sure you launch haret manually; also make sure your backlight settings are set to auto (enable the 3 checks in the backlight settings); when I do this, my TP2 always comes up running fast and smooth. Most of the times when my TP2 first comes up, it will score a 604 or something like that under Quadrant but when I re-run a second time, it will score 640+; maybe the phone needs to settle out like what tiad8 said.

**kjhadfield** · #**3187** (**permalink**) 12-23-2010, 08:04 PM

^ auto backlight is checked? in windows right? just dl'ed your package and will give it a go later tonight. the bootanimations got changed...to what? the nexus X? is there a way back to that xdandroid boot (i really liked that one)

i dont have a spare sd for just android so i use the same for windows and android, a 4gb class 6. (went to best buy/walmart/radio shack and none have class 6) should i backup all files and re format then replace all files (both win n and) would you think it would make improvement speed wise/prevent lagging or just a waste of time?

**ndno** · #**3188** (**permalink**) 12-23-2010, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by kjhadfield

^ auto backlight is checked? in windows right? just dl'ed your package and will give it a go later tonight. the bootanimations got changed...to what? the nexus X? is there a way back to that xdandroid boot (i really liked that one)

i dont have a spare sd for just android so i use the same for windows and android, a 4gb class 6. (went to best buy/walmart/radio shack and none have class 6) should i backup all files and re format then replace all files (both win n and) would you think it would make improvement speed wise/prevent lagging or just a waste of time?

Yeah, I had all the boxes checked in the Backlight settings under WinMo. I'm not sure if there's any correlation to Android working smoothly, it worked for me; maybe tiad8 can explain.

I like the flying Android animation better than the Nexus One too. I was just copying what tiad8 had on his post; I'm going to revert it back and re-upload the package.

Yes, if there are issues with your SDcard card (fragmentation, previous corruption issues, etc), I would just back it up, reformat it, restore you data. For me, things seem to work more smoothly once I did that; I probably do this every month as a "manual defragmentation" process and just to clean out any corrupted files.

**ndno** · #**3189** (**permalink**) 12-23-2010, 09:21 PM

I just tested the update kernel (build 1245) and it's pretty smooth and fast also; however, I can't register a good score on Quadrant; only in the 550's. I tried this with tiad8's 3D drivers and still the go the same sub-optimal score in the mid 500's. However, the response is good and fast.

**kjhadfield** · #**3190** (**permalink**) 12-23-2010, 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by ndno

Yeah, I had all the boxes checked in the Backlight settings under WinMo. I'm not sure if there's any correlation to Android working smoothly, it worked for me; maybe tiad8 can explain.

I like the flying Android animation better than the Nexus One too. I was just copying what tiad8 had on his post; I'm going to revert it back and re-upload the package.

Yes, if there are issues with your SDcard card (fragmentation, previous corruption issues, etc), I would just back it up, reformat it, restore you data. For me, things seem to work more smoothly once I did that; I probably do this every month as a "manual defragmentation" process and just to clean out any corrupted files.

yea let me know when you update the package w/ the original boot

no there havent been any issues w/ my sd card but was asking as preventive measure's. kinda how i task29 before a rom equals a sd reformat on android. so yea i'll go ahead w/ this, better safe than sorry