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[zhvihti]

voyteckst, on Mar 16 2011, 12:58, said:

I've detected three main causes of SOD:
- newest cpu libs (these from beta 2 are ok)
- advanced task killer
- stu2k 2d/3d drivers - BUT they are ok if You will copy ONLY following files (format: size file_name):

system/lib:  
36108 libEGL.so
21424 libGLESv1_CM.so
17328 libGLESv2.so
17544 libs3c2drender.so
170856 libsurfaceflinger.so
  
system/lib/egl:  
21 egl.cfg
21752 libChunkAlloc.so
76972 libEGL_fimg.so
114092 libGLES_android.so
3520112 libGLESv1_CM_fimg.so
2433848 libGLESv2_fimg.so
  
system/lib/hw:  
5280 copybit.GT-I5700.so
14060 gralloc.GT-I5700.so

as far as i see, i only needed to remove the libdvm. tried that but then the phone doesn't boot with the latest updates, get something about processes ending that are not tracked and also error loading libandroid_servers.

[slmz]

zhvihti, on Mar 22 2011, 16:17, said:

as far as i see, i only needed to remove the libdvm. tried that but then the phone doesn't boot with the latest updates, get something about processes ending that are not tracked and also error loading libandroid_servers.

You need reinstall from scratch, cause  drives  were already in use on library.

[zhvihti]

slmz, on Mar 22 2011, 19:51, said:

You need reinstall from scratch, cause  drives  were already in use on library.

It was a reinstall from scratch, I use a shell script in Ubuntu applying all patches (with exception of the sensors symlink which is done upon first boot).

[slmz]

zhvihti, on Mar 22 2011, 19:10, said:

It was a reinstall from scratch, I use a shell script in Ubuntu applying all patches (with exception of the sensors symlink which is done upon first boot).

If you use mystorage try this pack: lastupdatepack

Edited by slmz, 22 March 2011 - 11:36 PM.

[lotuxete]

I'm desperate with SOD. I've tried every configuration, every pack, every "trick", every library but SOD are still bugging me.

The most common SOD I suffer take place when I turn on the mobile in the morning (fully charged) and I execute Haret after WM is completely loaded. I use Android for a while and keep it in my bag to start working.... but after 2 hours (my first "time-out") I always find the mobile hanged up in SOD and the battery almost drained.

The battery consumption while SOD is awesome ¡¡¡¡ The battery is fully discharged from 100% to 0% in only 3 hours of SOD.

Meanwhile SOD don't be solved Android is completely unusable. I can't afford to run out of my battery when I'm in a journey because of SOD. Consequences will be disastrous.

Bye.

[slmz]

lotuxete, on Mar 23 2011, 11:17, said:

I'm desperate with SOD. I've tried every configuration, every pack, every "trick", every library but SOD are still bugging me.

The most common SOD I suffer take place when I turn on the mobile in the morning (fully charged) and I execute Haret after WM is completely loaded. I use Android for a while and keep it in my bag to start working.... but after 2 hours (my first "time-out") I always find the mobile hanged up in SOD and the battery almost drained.

The battery consumption while SOD is awesome ¡¡¡¡ The battery is fully discharged from 100% to 0% in only 3 hours of SOD.

Meanwhile SOD don't be solved Android is completely unusable. I can't afford to run out of my battery when I'm in a journey because of SOD. Consequences will be disastrous.

Bye.

Have you tested dont enable wifi after android run after boot? It can be the cause,  wifi dont going off properly.

[lotuxete]

slmz, on Mar 23 2011, 15:32, said:

Have you tested dont enable wifi after android run after boot? It can be the cause,  wifi dont going off properly.

I don't enable anything at all, neither 3G. After this first SOD of the day I boot in WM, recharge the phone, boot Android again and it works fine to the end of the day. No more SOD.

So it's quite clear that SOD is related in any way to the "power status", in fact while the phone is plugged to the power supply I don't expect any SOD. It's delirious ¡

Bye.

Edited by lotuxete, 23 March 2011 - 06:38 PM.

[zhvihti]

slmz, on Mar 22 2011, 23:35, said:

If you use mystorage try this pack: lastupdatepack

thanks a lot for that. diff-ing to my setup, it seems the critical part are the 3d drivers. just one thing - your package does not include the Feb 10 update that fixes the 3G DNS issue, which prevented the use of 3G at all. maybe let users know about that or have it included.

now my phone seems quite fast and stable

[slmz]

zhvihti, on Mar 23 2011, 19:26, said:

thanks a lot for that. diff-ing to my setup, it seems the critical part are the 3d drivers. just one thing - your package does not include the Feb 10 update that fixes the 3G DNS issue, which prevented the use of 3G at all. maybe let users know about that or have it included.

now my phone seems quite fast and stable

The Feb 10 update is not included, cause it is a particular stand alone update, I dont use it, but if somebody wish that, just put in my storage and run Haret.

[TheGoDxxxx]

redzone321, on Mar 17 2011, 18:53, said:

so anyone sharing o2b2update file they made?

+1

[coffeeguy]

What have worked for me:
Installed "No frills CPU control", set it to Max clock:800, Min clock :266, Governor :conservative, and Apply on boot. No SOD more than 3 days! I have tried with smaller setting on :"Min CPU clock" 266 is a minimum for me.
I haven't seen any significant battery consumption, but I am disabling background data, and with moderate use (no gaming) I can get my battery to last for a full day.

[liamneerg]

my conclusions  :  android is way better than windows mobile , android in omnia 2 is still not usable ...    so i am getting an android phone

[lol = ^_^]

SETUP:
ritchietos's Froyo Bundle (Windows Bundle)
Windows Mobile: 6.5.0 Official PH ROM
Apps Installed: Minimal

No SOD for A week and 2 days (9 day straight   )

They say that the ROM version has no impact on the installation of android, but for me it made a very BIG difference. After flashing from cooked ROM to official ROM, chances of SOD was minimal but it was still there. Second thing I did was install CPU MASTER from the Android market set the scaling to performance, place the minimum MHZ clock to 266 tick apply on boot then BAM! No more SOD  

[micmac]

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SETUP:
ritchietos's Froyo Bundle (Windows Bundle)
Windows Mobile: 6.5.0 Official PH ROM
Apps Installed: Minimal

No SOD for A week and 2 days (9 day straight   )

They say that the ROM version has no impact on the installation of android, but for me it made a very BIG difference. After flashing from cooked ROM to official ROM, chances of SOD was minimal but it was still there. Second thing I did was install CPU MASTER from the Android market set the scaling to performance, place the minimum MHZ clock to 266 tick apply on boot then BAM! No more SOD  [/quote]
i'll give this a try....  

regards,

GT-I9100
Stock I9100XWKJ2 + SpeedMod SGS2 [K2-16]

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[lol = ^_^]

micmac, on May 21 2011, 09:59, said:

)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(lol = @ May 21 2011, 16:26) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->SETUP:
ritchietos's Froyo Bundle (Windows Bundle)
Windows Mobile: 6.5.0 Official PH ROM
Apps Installed: Minimal

No SOD for A week and 2 days (9 day straight   )

They say that the ROM version has no impact on the installation of android, but for me it made a very BIG difference. After flashing from cooked ROM to official ROM, chances of SOD was minimal but it was still there. Second thing I did was install CPU MASTER from the Android market set the scaling to performance, place the minimum MHZ clock to 266 tick apply on boot then BAM! No more SOD  
i'll give this a try....  

I'd appreciate it if you could also post a feedback of this   . So we can also help the other O2 Android users  

[jimmad]

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Second thing I did was install CPU MASTER from the Android market set the scaling to performance, place the minimum MHZ clock to 266 tick apply on boot then BAM! No more SOD  [/quote]


yes but how long your battery last ?
i did have sod but for a week now i haven't experience any
first i switch off the phone on winmo and i stopped using Fancy Widget ( which i think was the main reason for SOD)
after 19hours i have 60% battery

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[lotuxete]

SOD is not related to any widget, dock, software, processor speed, or so on.

You can run a simple test... if you run Haret.exe while the phone is plugged to the charger you won't get any SOD in days/weeks. However if you run Haret.exe and you don't charge the phone after that you will get a pretty SOD the first time that the phone had entered in sleep mode.

In addition to that it's obvious that SOD is related to power/sleep status because meanwhile the phone is charging you won't get any SOD, and the phone response is quite fast when you want to recover it from sleep. If the phone is not plugged it will take you a few seconds to recover it from sleep (about 2-3 sec.).

Bye.

[Extremegmx]

I don't know what to do anymore. Two days ago I have installed ritchietos Froyo bundle(maunal,ubuntu,EXT4,my storage). First boot lasted 2 days and boom SoD. The second boot lasted even less, about 2h and the third 1 day. I've tried everything:
-WM CPU perfomance "High" (also when I installed Android)
-in WM airplane mode+brightness set to lowest
-installed minimal programs (call light, minfreemanager, taskpanel, launcher pro)
-set cpu with min 266 max 800 conservative

Also i didn't tried yet that the phone is in charging mode while booting android.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

[Crosser1982]

To all users who still has problems with battery drains and SOD. I'm pretty sure that the right setup will increase the pleasure on Android. This is what I did:

Installed: MS-Team ROM (good firmware settings!) I used the CSC version from this page:

http://www.modaco.co...are-i8000nxjj1/

will post info of my firmware if needed.

I installed the following froyo version:

http://www.modaco.co...nstall-updated/

This version allready has 2d/3d drivers. And all fixes are cooked in.

The only thing I did was just install cpu master, autokiller mem optimizer, and android booster. and at last sdspeed increase.
The settings on cpu master are min 266mhz - max 800mhz
autokiller mem optimizer are: Optimal
sdpeed increase: 2048 (higher will heat the sdcard)
android booster: kills apps I don't need.


I have 78 mb memory left so I can free 62 mb memory (i mean ROM) because of a light rom..

I have installed froyo on 1024 mb EXT4 partition.

there is 512 mb left I advise to keep at least 300 mb free so don't install to much it will slow down the start up.
and may will slow down the usage.

My experience on SOD:
In the begining I had a lot of freezes and SOD's I remain calm and started up again and again. after a couple of freezes the system started to be stable. I installed cpu master and all the other apps,

Right now Í installed some nice themes on GO launcher and install all the games to check out which one I like.

So no screens of deads and no freezes (Except when I install a app or game which is not compatible with omnia 2)

My experience with battery drain:

I shut down wifi, bluetooth and 3g when not needed. I compared my battery life with my colleague used the phone and did the same things he did when he used his andoid device (XPERIA X10) and tested and compared bold devices for a day on minimal usage.

The results of the tests are after 8 ours

on average use: Omnia 2 76 %
                         xperia x10 72 %

on minimal use (left the phone alone) omnia 2 92 %
                                                       xperia x10 89 %

My only wish left is better 3d drivers!!! 2d games working perfect. even small 3d games sucks on  my omnia at the moment. win mobile is better so its possible but win mobile sucks on games and apps


any sugestions?????

Edited by Crosser1982, 10 June 2011 - 08:56 PM.

[rom_omnia2]

Well, i solved my SOD problem.

First thing you have to try is Set a CPU application. And make sure that you have a "Task Manager" application, put one widget on your home screen and use that to kill all app's before put your phone to sleep, you can also search for the opition "Kill app's before sleep" if you don't want to do it by your self.

No more SOD here. And remember, it's not good reboot your phone after launch Android, boot android from WinMo many times seems to crash your Android partition.