New kernel for Gingerbread

[Guest astuermer]

when you clear data you lost all battery level..

Only data in battery graph - not batterystats...

Or shall I charge to 100 percent and then begin testing with battery graph?

Edited October 7, 2011 by astuermer

[Guest davidevinavil]

you have to check graph. with first kernel when reach about 90% go directly to 100%

[Guest astuermer]

you have to check graph. with first kernel when reach about 90% go directly to 100%

I will now empty it down to 0 percent and the recharge it to 100.

Currently listening to WLAN radio via TuneIn - 1 percent every 5 mins... looks good.

45 percent atm.

[Guest davidevinavil]

But check charge I don't want that it overcharge ;/

[Guest astuermer]

But check charge I don't want that it overcharge ;/

Oh! Ok, then I charge better now before I go to bed ;)

How can I check if it overcharges?

[Guest davidevinavil]

Look at battery graph and check charging led.. after somethime it must change from blinking to fix.. also check temperature battery with your fingers :) If battery become too hot unplug charger cable..

[Guest astuermer]

Look at battery graph and check charging led.. after somethime it must change from blinking to fix.. also check temperature battery with your fingers :) If battery become too hot unplug charger cable..

Erm, should there be any reason that it could overcharge? ;)

atm it's at 61 percent - the line in the diagram is constantly raising.

[Guest davidevinavil]

It must rising until 100 % and then check led.. because I've already to check full charge now I'm out of home..

[Guest astuermer]

Stopped charging at 67 percent...

Unplugging and replugging the charger solves it so far.

Update: Rebooted since it stops at 70 percent again. And baaam! I am on 96 percent after reboot. Some strange things happen here! :huh:

Update: Strange, charger was still plugged in, but loading went backwards to 94 percent where it got stuck again.

Edited October 7, 2011 by astuermer

[Guest Unbr8kbal]

try this one

http://www.multiupload.com/HQLAFRFBY6

install with recovery without wipe

Thanks a lot for your effort!

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but this link is broken. :(...

Mate so basically let me get this right?

I install leak 4.000.07.

Back up.

Wipe All.

Install the Your ROM with RecoveryMT

Install the Your Boot with RecoveryMT?

I realized that it was late last night and i might have been doing silly stuff, i was reading over post and i think in one of them it said that i could install the rom via RecoveryMT(flash.zip option?)

Thanks in advance.

Edited October 7, 2011 by Unbr8kbal

[Guest davidevinavil]

Flash Ginger_dmd_4.000.07

Flash 4.000.07_boot because this have also modified framework to enable 1 % battery step into UI

Flash boot_test_2

boot_test_2 is only boot.img but is the last update and the best one..

[Guest astuermer]

Flash Ginger_dmd_4.000.07

Flash 4.000.07_boot because this have also modified framework to enable 1 % battery step into UI

Flash boot_test_2

boot_test_2 is only boot.img but is the last update and the best one..

Hmm, no other way to get 1-percent-steps into a clean install? :(

[Guest davidevinavil]

Hmm, no other way to get 1-percent-steps into a clean install? :(

I'm in testing.. Will release a complete rom when fps cap will be solved ;)

[Guest p3anut86]

I had the original test_boot on last night, let it charge fully (I think it got to 97% and wouldn't go further) and then unplugged it. Went straight to 90%. Checked it 4 hours later, it had dropped to 80% (wifi on, umts network with average signal). So for the drain, it didn't seem too bad.

I just charged it up fully again then and on unplugging it now shows 100%. I'll leave it unplugged for a bit and see how quickly it falls this time.

On a side note, the whole fact that the battery shows different charge levels kind of reminds me of some of the early custom kernels on my HTC Desire. Related maybe?

[Guest davidevinavil]

added ext3 and ext4 support.. test_boot_3

[Guest p3anut86]

added ext3 and ext4 support.. test_boot_3

Just tried this one, no joy. Freezes on start up like the original one for me.

[Guest davidevinavil]

Just tried this one, no joy. Freezes on start up like the original one for me.

damn sorry I've applied lower cpu voltage.

Rebuild another right now ;)

boot_test_3

Edited October 8, 2011 by davidevinavil

[Guest p3anut86]

damn sorry I've applied lower cpu voltage.

Rebuild another right now ;)

boot_test_3

Awesome! Boots fine :D :D :D

I'll get back to you on battery usage once I know.

[Guest recorder]

just wanted to ask....before this i've already installed 4.0007 boot.

when you asked me to flash test boot 2...

i just directly flash it to test boot 2. so is it ok just to overwrite it like that?

[Guest davidevinavil]

flash boot_4.000.07 first because into this there's also framework. then you can flash test_boot_3

[Guest stoorzsto]

test_boot_3 boot_test_3 and test_boot_2,which cpu voltage is lowest?

(PS.test_boot_2 worked fine on my metal)

Edited October 8, 2011 by stoorzsto

[Guest Unbr8kbal]

Boot test 2 Worked and so does Boot Test 3! Will report power usage!

[Guest vikings123]

Boot test 2 Worked and so does Boot Test 3! Will report power usage!

Drain is too fast for me to use the OC for daily use.

[Guest p3anut86]

So far I'm at 80% after around 4 hours. This includes ten minutes max of voice calls, as well as wifi on. Does drain pretty quickly, but I guess it could be worse.

[Guest Unbr8kbal]

So i overclocked it to 1.5 on demand, and with boot test 3 it freeze's, so i'll flashed boot test 2 to see what happens.

Drain is good, but it maybe it can't handle 1.5 for to long.

test boot 2 freeze aswell, reverting back to testboot 3 and overclocking it to 1.2?

Edited October 8, 2011 by Unbr8kbal