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CM7 sleep problem.

Checked my up time and it's identical to my total on time. Checked partial wake usage and no rogue apps that I see. What could he the cause of my problem?
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Please dont bump your own post an HOUR after you posted...
Give us some more details, when did you flash? How did you flash? Have you installed any apps lately?

My fault. Sorry. I'm running that CM7 19 VERSION. I am using the red theme from the market. I can't use juice defender simply cause it doesn't support gingerbread yet. I'm using 60676 prl. Can't even find the pri but I'm assuming it's still 1.77 unless cm came with 1.9.
Flashed it 24 hours ago. Haven't switched kernals cause I have had horrible experience with anything other than stock with myn's. I reinstalled all my apps and kik messenger is on lockdown with autostarts. So therefore it doesn't eat up partial wake time and doesn't open unless I do it manually.
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Flashed it 24 hours ago.
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Give any new rom at least 2 days to fully "get settled".

What kernal do you recommend? I'm not too familiar with cm.
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jacoballen22 said:
What kernal do you recommend? I'm not too familiar with cm.
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Stock, until you get those issues ironed out. "Stock" sounds lame, but CM7s kernel is far from stock
After that, I use savaged-zen with much success. Though everyone will tell you that kernels behave differently with different phones. Spend a week trying a few for like 2 days at a time and see which one you like the most Also, play with the governor settings (under settings/cyanogenmod settings/performance). I personally use the SZ kernel with the "interactive" governor and find it to be the best balance between speed and battery life.

Interactive all the way man!! DATS DA BEST!
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Stock, until you get those issues ironed out. "Stock" sounds lame, but CM7s kernel is far from stock
After that, I use savaged-zen with much success. Though everyone will tell you that kernels behave differently with different phones. Spend a week trying a few for like 2 days at a time and see which one you like the most Also, play with the governor settings (under settings/cyanogenmod settings/performance). I personally use the SZ kernel with the "interactive" governor and find it to be the best balance between speed and battery life.
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So you think now would be a good time to flash another kernal..like savaged Zen?
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Flash went you want.. I flashed a savaged kernel right away when I flashed the cm7 rom. I always had good experience with savages kernels. I don't even know how good stock works lol..
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So you think now would be a good time to flash another kernal..like savaged Zen?
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Oh hahaha. Cool. Should I make a nand or just get straight to it?
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Always do a backup that's the rule dude! Lol you don't want to start all over do you?? Lol
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Oh hahaha. Cool. Should I make a nand or just get straight to it?
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Well I would have to start over with cm but I get what you're saying. How many backups do you usually keep before you delete them?
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Ha I still have a backup from CM6 lol, one from CM7RC1 and another Cm7rc2 with stock kernel just in case and also have a current one with savagedzen kernel.. I will delete when CM7 becomes stable..lol
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Well I would have to start over with cm but I get what you're saying. How many backups do you usually keep before you delete them?
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What's the best kernel for cm7?

I need feedback
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Tiamat 3.3.7 or 4.0.2 + Viperboy's scripts = game winner.

teh roxxorz said:
Tiamat 3.3.7 or 4.0.2 + Viperboy's scripts = game winner.
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What's a script?
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JUST2SUAVE said:
What's a script?
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You talk all that **** in those other threads and you're asking what a script is? You gotta be kidding lol. Now all your post make sense smh

dirkyd3rk said:
You talk all that **** in those other threads and you're asking what a script is? You gotta be kidding lol. Now all your post make sense smh
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So you a bigger nerd than me? Wow, i didn't ask for your opinion of me, I asked a simple question.
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JUST2SUAVE said:
What's a script?
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In short, a file that performs a desired actions. His scripts are for over/under volting.

JUST2SUAVE said:
I need feedback
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There is no best kernal... just flash and test for yourself. Some phones prefer CFS to BFS, some like heavy undervolting some don't.
Flash and try it out yourself.

teh roxxorz said:
In short, a file that performs a desired actions. His scripts are for over/under volting.
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is the script built into the kernal or is it a seperate file to flash. if its a seperate file could you post i cant seem to locate it. thanks in advance for any and all help.
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MedicStuder said:
is the script built into the kernal or is it a seperate file to flash. if its a seperate file could you post i cant seem to locate it. thanks in advance for any and all help.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1028322

MedicStuder said:
is the script built into the kernal or is it a seperate file to flash. if its a seperate file could you post i cant seem to locate it. thanks in advance for any and all help.
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Dev section, for AOSP look for the thread by viperboy. big [MOD] in the thread title.
If you wish to get it for a Sense tom, then search Caulkin.
Many kernals are undervolted already, this script makes your phone run at even lower voltages. Good luck, make a back up as you probably will boot loop a couple until you find a good stable voltage drop.

surrealmethod said:
Dev section, for AOSP look for the thread by viperboy. big [MOD] in the thread title.
If you wish to get it for a Sense tom, then search Caulkin.
Many kernals are undervolted already, this script makes your phone run at even lower voltages. Good luck, make a back up as you probably will boot loop a couple until you find a good stable voltage drop.
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thanks
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dirkyd3rk said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1028322
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thanks
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Kernel/Sense ROM question.

Hey guys, sorry if this has been asked before, I usually don't hang around the Evo 4G forums since I have a 3D. However, my wife has and Evo 4G and uses it quite a bit. Is there a kernel and or Sense ROM out that significantly increases battery life over stock? It doesn't need overclock or anything. Just stable with better battery life.
Thanks in advance!
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There are many different roms and great kernels that fits great for some. I use (an example) EVOlvedroms. With that I use either more freedom kernel or chopsuey 9. Both work great for me and had excellent battery life plus stability. Check those out. Hope that helps.
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ruben1221 said:
There are many different roms and great kernels that fits great for some. I use (an example) EVOlvedroms. With that I use either more freedom kernel or chopsuey 9. Both work great for me and had excellent battery life plus stability. Check those out. Hope that helps.
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Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. I will have to look into those. Like I said, don't have to be anything special, just stable with great battery.
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Mik V2.5+ is excellent. It has been my daily driver for the longest time and I usually flash roms every other day or so. Check out his rom. You wont regret it
Here's the link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1038967
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Steven 1 said:
Mik V2.5+ is excellent. It has been my daily driver for the longest time and I usually flash roms every other day or so. Check out his rom. You wont regret it
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1038967
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Thanks. I'll check that out. I appreciate it.
Edit: which kernel are you using?
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Flashing a kernal from phone

I am currently running Lithid-cm's HTC EVO 4G Freedom V 0.9 (stock) kernal. I want to find a new one that is great and that I can install straight from my phone. I also could use some directions on how to do it.
TIA
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Download your kernel of choice from phone, use some sort of file explorer app to make sure its named PC36IMG.zip and also make sure its on the root of your SD card, then turn your phone off and turn back on holding volume down or hold down power and hit reboot and see if you have a hboot option. After all that volume up when prompted then again. I haven't flashed a new kernel in a while but I think that covers it.
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Aside from what he said, all the kernels for Evo are signed. They do not need to be PC36IMGs . Just wipe cache and dalvik, and flash like anything else thru recovery.
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Chopsuey is a good one

p1mpin said:
Chopsuey is a good one
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Do you happen to have a link for that?
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scottspa74 said:
Aside from what he said, all the kernels for Evo are signed. They do not need to be PC36IMGs . Just wipe cache and dalvik, and flash like anything else thru recovery.
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Thank-you for that, I was in splash screen mode when I replied lol.
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I use Savagen-Zen, you could also try Tiamat. Battery life on Savagen- Zen always seems a little better. A quick search will find you lots of links.

Greggd said:
I use Savagen-Zen, you could also try Tiamat. Battery life on Savagen- Zen always seems a little better. A quick search will find you lots of links.
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Those are aosp kernel's. Since he his on sense I would 100% recommend chopsuey
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PhxkinMassacre said:
Those are aosp kernel's. Since he his on sense I would 100% recommend chopsuey
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I found chopsuey and think I will give it a shot. Any side effects from this kernel?
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PointBlankChaos said:
I found chopsuey and think I will give it a shot. Any side effects from this kernel?
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Nope. Well other than better battery and way better performance. Also btw I use version 9.2.6
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PhxkinMassacre said:
Nope. Well other than better battery and way better performance. Also btw I use version 9.2.6
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Thanks. I'm about to install it
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How is the performance compared to your previoud kernel?

mexigga said:
How is the performance compared to your previoud kernel?
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Well, I just installed it last night so it might be a few days before I notice the difference in full. As of now, It's a little snappier. It was really easy and quick to install. I was in line at Walmart and did it, by the time I had to pay I was able to use my phone again.
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I can say that I have noticed about a 2% battery life increase and about a 5% performance increase. Of course I don't have a lot of apps and I use it light-normal now that I don't use Facebook. I also messed with my http and rstp and that helped with the 3g.
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Using Chads myself and am finding it all baked in just right - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1411383 and have it on 2 of my 5 Roms within Boot Manager.

Evo and 4g. Why's it so hard?

Why is finding a decent Rom for the Evo4G with 4G so darn hard!!!!!
What makes the Evo/Android OS so hard to incorporate into Roms?
If their are any 2.3.5 + 4.67 +4 G Roms that are worth trying let me know!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks,

MikG 3.11, is definitely worth a try
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Ummm where have you been looking? Swagged out stock(any of them), team nocturnal stock or ics-ish. Diablos annihilator. All 4.67 and amazing. Plus, the classic by tommytomatoe should drop any day now and that will be ridiculous. I'm currently on SOS x ca1nes classic kernel and it is great. Here's the link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1536127
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Thank ya
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MikG 3.11, is definitely worth a try
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Yeah... I'm running that right now. It seems to lag a bit (Window sliding and closing windows)
Thanks though
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Ummm where have you been looking? Swagged out stock(any of them), team nocturnal stock or ics-ish. Diablos annihilator. All 4.67 and amazing. Plus, the classic by tommytomatoe should drop any day now and that will be ridiculous. I'm currently on SOS x ca1nes classic kernel and it is great.
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Team Noc's are all like half good and half bad.
Definitely gonna get tommys DL'd for a test ride.
And annihilator too
Thanks
I guess I might just be too picky.
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I have been using Mangoed Chicken 7 from Tincandroid for a while. It is CM7 based and is QUICK. I also use 4G a LOT and it runs sweet for me.
http://forum.tincandroid.com
See ya'
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Nitrous seems pretty good. To be honest though, I do not have 4g in Phoenix so I have not gotten to experience it.

Quik/S\ilv said:
Yeah... I'm running that right now. It seems to lag a bit (Window sliding and closing windows)
Thanks though
Team Noc's are all like half good and half bad.
Definitely gonna get tommys DL'd for a test ride.
And annihilator too
Thanks
I guess I might just be too picky.
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I have zero lag are you using a custom kernel or setcpu? I am using anthrax right now but lionfish worked great too.
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Tommy tomato's rom has everything you want plus plenty of great themes
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thicklizard said:
I have zero lag are you using a custom kernel or setcpu? I am using anthrax right now but lionfish worked great too.
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Same here.using lionfish and no lag and mikg 3.11 is awesome.
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Thx
Thanks guys for all the help.
Im running MikGx3.1, omg does it kill my batt. It might last an hour and a half if I do nothing. From 100% turned off to turning it on I had 92% lol and 89% 10sec later.
I'll go down the list and try em all.

Quik/S\ilv said:
Thanks guys for all the help.
Im running MikGx3.1, omg does it kill my batt. It might last an hour and a half if I do nothing. From 100% turned off to turning it on I had 92% lol and 89% 10sec later.
I'll go down the list and try em all.
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This behavior happens due to the way in which batteries are charged. It happens on many ROMs and kernels for the 1st 10%. What is important is what happens after that. If you want to avoid it entirely the only sure-fire is to use an SBC kernel.

Skripka said:
This behavior happens due to the way in which batteries are charged. It happens on many ROMs and kernels for the 1st 10%. What is important is what happens after that. If you want to avoid it entirely the only sure-fire is to use an SBC kernel.
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I don't use SBC as I am worried about what could happen. I use an Anker 1700 battery and it doesn't drop like stock.
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dahauss said:
I don't use SBC as I am worried about what could happen. I use an Anker 1700 battery and it doesn't drop like stock.
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SBC doesn't do anything to any battery.
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Most AOSP roms and all sense 2.1 and lower roms have working 4g the only ones that don't have it working are ICS and sense 3.5 ports
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SBC doesn't do anything to any battery.
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Isn't sbc trickle charge and there is always power being applied to egger battery? There must be a reason why cell phone manufactures don't already have this in there phone software.
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dahauss said:
Isn't sbc trickle charge and there is always power being applied to egger battery? There must be a reason why cell phone manufactures don't already have this in there phone software.
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Yeah, so you upgrade and buy a new one from them. People forget these companies are master money makers.
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BigSmoke53 said:
Yeah, so you upgrade and buy a new one from them. People forget these companies are master money makers.
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That makes you completely ignorant for making that statement. Yes it is harmful in the long run, and they don't include it because of that and the things that can happen to that battery that cam cause the user harm.

try swagstr SOS X, it is my daily driver and doesn't eat the battery up on mine.. You may also want to download a battery calibrator after flashing a new rom

lumbeendnking said:
try swagstr SOS X, it is my daily driver and doesn't eat the battery up on mine.. You may also want to download a battery calibrator after flashing a new rom
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Google developers have said that battery calibration applications do absolutely nothing to improve battery life. If you would like to challenge them, be my guest.