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I/O Speed increse like Desire

Hello
I was wondering if any devs would be able to get this working on our hero's It massively increases the I/o speed aswell as efficiency meaning a greater battery life I'm going to have a go my self later aswell.
Here are some screenies of what it does;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9541647&postcount=477
and the page;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=859419
And progress on the CDMA side
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=868982
Thanks

I posted a similar thread over on the cdma hero side, I'll keep an eye out over here and let you know if we make any progress
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jeremysterling said:
I posted a similar thread over on the cdma hero side, I'll keep an eye out over here and let you know if we make any progress
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Oh okay thanks I'll link that too

MacaronyMax said:
Oh okay thanks I'll link that too
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Interesting development over on our side, go check it out. I'm at work otherwise I'd go into more detail
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Damn if we get that to work on the Hero(es) that would be TOO awesome!! Then we can show newer phone you can teach an old dog new tricks.

I agree the benchmark score looks amazing but will this hack actually improve usability or performance? or is it just a hack that boosts the benchmark score?

Interesting... Not entirely sure how it works but and speed increase on the GSM is more than welcome

Feeyo has made a port into some test releases. You can get it here:
http://www.cronosproject.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=583
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Feeyo will make a new release later today.

The speed shown there is around the 700Mhz mark... nice.. but how is this different than flashing a 748Mhz kernel and using SetCPU to overclock your hero? or is it more to do with the internal working of data transfer?

Calico5 said:
The speed shown there is around the 700Mhz mark... nice.. but how is this different than flashing a 748Mhz kernel and using SetCPU to overclock your hero? or is it more to do with the internal working of data transfer?
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It does more with the internal stuff. I can oc my phone to 768 and only get quad scores in the upper 400's
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jeremysterling said:
It does more with the internal stuff. I can oc my phone to 768 and only get quad scores in the upper 400's
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Ahh ok, cool thanks! I wonder why cyanogen said they wont be supporting it though

Calico5 said:
Ahh ok, cool thanks! I wonder why cyanogen said they wont be supporting it though
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I think he's toyed with it and couldn't get it stable and moved on to bigger things
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I think he's toyed with it and couldn't get it stable and moved on to bigger things
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What could be bigger than a huge performance increase??
Freeyo says hes got a stable release of it HERE (Click Me) running oh his Hero.
here is his performance test, first two OC'd to 710Mhz, the 3rd is using data>EXT

Calico5 said:
What could be bigger than a huge performance increase??
Freeyo says hes got a stable release of it HERE (Click Me) running oh his Hero.
here is his performance test, first two OC'd to 710Mhz, the 3rd is using data>EXT
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Idk, it's just not on cyanogen's priority list for some reason hopefully this can be applied without using a separate rom, I'm on a cdma hero
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Feeyo's ROM is a hit or miss unfortunately, it either works or it doesn't. And quite sadly it doesn't work for me
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He got it stable

MentalDeath said:
Feeyo's ROM is a hit or miss unfortunately, it either works or it doesn't. And quite sadly it doesn't work for me
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He got it stable
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lucky! too bad i'm on a cdma hero

hey guys, quick update. we've got a couple cdma devs working on this. i think they're working on porting the script rather than cooking it into a rom so anyone can run it

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hey guys, quick update. we've got a couple cdma devs working on this. i think they're working on porting the script rather than cooking it into a rom so anyone can run it
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Thats excellent news

Awesome
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here's a link to our dev thread over on cdma:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=872216

Quadrant score on vibrant with 2.3

just wanted to share my results with i9000 2.3 ROM on My Vibrant
here is what i got ....Note the CPU score !!
also note high I/O because i have voodoo lagfix
so should avr same as NS around 1700 stock
Nice CPU score
3D is low because quadrant has issues rendering 3D correctly with 2.3
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This is very happy news. What is linpack saying?
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Sorry I meant to post in general...please move

Gomjabar said:
This is very happy news. What is linpack saying?
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same as NS 14-15

Is the i9000 2.3 made from the nexus s or is it from an official release for i9000?
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Is the i9000 2.3 made from the nexus s or is it from an official release for i9000?
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made from aosp 2.3 source code & possibly bits from nexus s dump

But how does the Scorpion score on 2.3?
This is excellent news, means the Dalvik Jit compiler is finally optimized to give the Hummingbird a performance boost.
But, what if this excitment is pre-mature? I want to see the nexus ONE(scorpion phone) running 2.3, what if 2.3 on a scorpion boosts their performance even more than it already did on 2.2!
Lets compare 2.3 vibrant to 2.3 scorpion, then we will know!

SamsungVibrant said:
This is excellent news, means the Dalvik Jit compiler is finally optimized to give the Hummingbird a performance boost.
But, what if this excitment is pre-mature? I want to see the nexus ONE(scorpion phone) running 2.3, what if 2.3 on a scorpion boosts their performance even more than it already did on 2.2!
Lets compare 2.3 vibrant to 2.3 scorpion, then we will know!
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Scorpion is not on the nexus one
Also Quadrant doesn't test MFLOPS... linpack does
The purpose of my post to show the galaxy S phones take advantage of JIT just like the NS..even though we pretty much knew this
The scorpion CPU is nothing more than a snapdragon with updated adreno GPU will pretty much have same linpack score as N1 snapdragon

this is great, but now i want the official gingerbread, when will samsung end the misery of consumers?!?!?

Awesome, thanks for the pic.

LOL @ no signal, are you sure your not on a iphone?

xriderx66 said:
LOL @ no signal, are you sure your not on a iphone?
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It needs a sim card to get a signal

demo23019 said:
It needs a sim card to get a signal
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oh.. ha jokes on me.

Upload CWM or ODIN version of this rom so we can do this too ?
I am assuming that this rom has taken supercurio's development further along

demo23019 said:
Scorpion is not on the nexus one
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Correct, I meant snapdragon.

ozmulti said:
Upload CWM or ODIN version of this rom so we can do this too ?
I am assuming that this rom has taken supercurio's development further along
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No, this is supercurio's rom. He's simply showing the performance results of it. There is no fully functional Gingerbread rom for SGS phones yet. However, if supercurio continues at this pace, it may not be much longer

Thanks a lot for sharing this... although, you've just made the wait that much harder.

Wow if its true.I had similar cpu reading in quadrant while testing cm6 beta3 also.i even posted it here in excitement but later came to know that it excluded h264 test to get the inflated results...hope its not the same with gb port.
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Ok noob question......how do I figure out my score....
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Is It the Demo or something?

Best ROM Based On The ICS Beta?

Like the title says, what is the best ROM based on the ICS Beta from Sony + What kernel are you using & whats it clocked at?
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Like the title says, what is the best ROM based on the ICS Beta from Sony + What kernel are you using & whats it clocked at?
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Biased Question,
There is No best or worst ROM They side On preference Try them Yourself Doing this will Point rage at you.!..

Xperia4life said:
Biased Question,
There is No best or worst ROM They side On preference Try them Yourself Doing this will Point rage at you.!..
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I was asking it to people who have experienced the different ROMS, which one 'they' find best, i only want peoples opinions.
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The best for me was the darkforest
Ice rom and kernel I'm clocked at 1.2ghz and is using smartassv2 almost no bugs but camera sometimes force closes and getting data to work is a pain.
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I'm using Darkforest as my daily driver
Out of all the other ICS ROMs, this one is the top of the cake for me.
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Best rom?
FXP115- CM9.0 FreeXperia Project is a rom im looking at right now. i looked under the development forum post for it but I need more posts apparently in order to ask questions. So does anyone know what the Rom is, is it stable, and what is not working with this rom? Plz and thanks

Tried both Darkforest and JJ's rom
Both had bugs glitches (part of the screen was cut off)
also battery life was shorter than gingerbread
switched back to gingerbread until / if ics as good

Darkforest seems good, ill try it later;D
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Could you post screenshots?
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Could you post screenshots?
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Enjoy

I've noticed a small battery decrease as well from switching from GB. I had to underclock Darkforest to get the same amount.
Still great tho. Just a little slow.

I've only tried regular beta and Darkforest, but I did try 3 different kernels. I found the Darkforest kernel had better battery life than the ICS doomkernel, but worse than advanced stock (when they haven't been tweaked)
The difference in battery life for me between ICS and gingerbread is immense. And as you can see in the Darkforest thread, I had severe graphic errors, lockups.. I thought maybe my hardware was screwed but;
Went to jokawild with doomkernel 11 and all the glitches went away. And my battery life is 2x longer at LEAST. Hour and a half of use took me down to 60%. On ICS the same amount of time killed the battery completely. And I haven't even finished tweaking this gingerbread yet..
Also, ICS was laggy. Constant slight lag, occasional large spikes. Gingerbread when configured right is really fast. If you mostly want ICS for the way it looks and not features, get an ICS theme and stick with gingerbread. The new features, especially changes to system menus and browser, and gapps were great, but simply not worth it IMO.
As time goes on and things speed up, I'm sure it'll become more worthwhile, but not right now
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Definitely Sony's ROM and kernel.
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I'm having a hard time switching back to Gingerbread

There is another ROM than Darkforest??

Which is the best kernel for u? and why?

so there is 3 man kernels for our nexus s in JB:
-Trinity (der kernel)
-Marmite
-Matr1x
which is the best for u?
im looking to see wich is the fastest but at the same time stable and battery friendly.

You forgot the Air Kernel.

I know but i never liked it...
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marmite is my favorite. I love the mtp, it's got the patch to force a/c charging, it's got under/overclock support, and it's a nice quick boot on 4.1.2.
Sorry, mathkid....for some reason matrix on 4.1.x ns4g isn't working to over/underclock, so I can't use it

hp420 said:
marmite is my favorite. I love the mtp, it's got the patch to force a/c charging, it's got under/overclock support, and it's a nice quick boot on 4.1.2.
Sorry, mathkid....for some reason matrix on 4.1.x ns4g isn't working to over/underclock, so I can't use it
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what rom are u running?

Cascabreu said:
so there is 3 man kernels for our nexus s in JB:
-Trinity (der kernel)
-Marmite
-Matr1x
wich is the best for u?
im looking to see wich is the fastest but at the same time stable and battery friendly.
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Isn't there like 3 other threads discussing the same thing right now?
Marmite for me. It works, it doesn't have all those fancy features that require buying an app just to use it. Marmite just flat gets it done.

_thalamus' kernel; perhaps it has higher battery drain than marmite or others, but no one is as fast and smooth as that one. I prefer performance and stability rather than best battery life; after all, I always charge the phone at the end of the day to have it full for next day, so....
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My phone always liked trinity. From gb / ics / jb. Matrix would be a close second for me. Marmite was awesome for me around 4.5 build but since then I get a fast dying phone for some reason.
Honestly once the trinity teuv gets voodoo sound it'll be perfect for me. I haven't had a reboot running it in over a month on rasbean jelly
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Marmite FTW!
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Marmite FTW!
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When i was using ICS, it was always with AIR.
Now that i run JB, i began with AIR, and i'm now running Marmite.
I don't really care about battery, but i fond marmite as more stable imo.

zhok said:
_thalamus' kernel; perhaps it has higher battery drain than marmite or others, but no one is as fast and smooth as that one. I prefer performance and stability rather than best battery life; after all, I always charge the phone at the end of the day to have it full for next day, so....
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+1 :thumbup:
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+1 for marmite
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Haven't seen a whole lot of Matr1x users here! V. 23.5 has been great. Check out my screen shots! He hasn't been very active updating it but I'm sure he will if there is more active users on his thread.
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Thalamus kernel. Sad to see he's stopped developing for the Nexus S
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Thalamus kernel. Sad to see he's stopped developing for the Nexus S
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I fear matrix is next up for the development stopping . I know many of us have used and supported matrix since the gingerbread days . It has always been a great kernel and remains a staple for my phone. I believe development for this kernel would continue and surpass all our expectations with continued support from us the community. Sure would hate to lose the matrix kernel also. Just my 2 cents .
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You don't need so called constant development of a kernel. All that is for the most part is feature wanking and buzzword dropping.
People are hooked on this weekly update bs from cherry picking people. That just update their crap just for the sake of updating.
When you release a good stable working kernel you don't need or get a thread full of posts and discussion about crashes or what pointless buzzword will be added next.

I prefer matrix for touchwake. I found that in large part, there wasn't much difference for me between marmite and matrix in performance, stability, and battery life. Both were phenomenal. with regard to the "lack of active users" comment, I think the lack of thread activity is due to the kernel being bug free. maths threads have always been quiet for this very reason.
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What is touchwakr? Never get ot right..
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Cascabreu said:
what rom are u running?
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PA 2.18 for ns4g

Benchmark out of the box

Out of the box benchmark very impressed!
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MRobbo80 said:
Out of the box benchmark very impressed!
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I get pretty much the same score with optimize in the power settings!

kossiewossie said:
I get pretty much the same score with optimize in the power settings!
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I got a slightly higher score out of the box not by much but still an awesome tablet!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-hBmPylPQw

Just posted to compare. Taken from Mi Pad.
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My its higher than yours
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rene130313 said:
My its higher than yours
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when I played around I am hitting more the 43.5k

44k with dalvik, 42k with art.
Not sure whether nvidia messed up art or did a good job of optimising dalvik, but it's the first time I've seen it score higher.
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Just remembered when using xposed framework art does not work will have to uninstall and see the difference
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Stock Rom, Rooted

How have you got that high?
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fards said:
How have you got that high?
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The new Antutu v5 has higher scores for gpu.. so its about 10k points higher then antutu v4 benchmarks.

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Wow

Anyone mind testing this app
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2563427
Just want to know how bad it leaves the other devices posted

Unjustified Dev said:
Anyone mind testing this app
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2563427
Just want to know how bad it leaves the other devices posted
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Performance Results
Score:
12,765 points
Screen resolution normalized score:
27,059 points
lowest: 15.10 fps
highest: 183,32 fps
avg: 59,68 fps
btw, this app does not turn the navbar off, so it shows the navigation keys in the benchmark.

SoLdieR9312 said:
Performance Results
Score:
12,765 points
Screen resolution normalized score:
27,059 points
lowest: 15.10 fps
highest: 183,32 fps
avg: 59,68 fps
btw, this app does not turn the navbar off, so it shows the navigation keys in the benchmark.
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Cool , out of curiosity of previous benchmarks I decided to compile the kernel in linaro 4.8 with cortex a15 optimizations wondering if the antutu benchmark will noticed a difference you must have cwm to install I added stock kernel just in case this one has issues.

Unjustified Dev said:
Cool , out of curiosity of previous benchmarks I decided to compile the kernel in linaro 4.8 with cortex a15 optimizations wondering if the antutu benchmark will noticed a difference you must have cwm to install I added stock kernel just in case this one has issues.
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I'm not unlocked and i dont have cwm installed, only rooted via towel-root.
I want to keep the tablet stock.

Unjustified Dev said:
Cool , out of curiosity of previous benchmarks I decided to compile the kernel in linaro 4.8 with cortex a15 optimizations wondering if the antutu benchmark will noticed a difference you must have cwm to install I added stock kernel just in case this one has issues.
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Thanks will have a look.

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Thanks will have a look.
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Hi have tested kernel and works great! I get an extra 1.5k total of 44.5k, normally around 43k give or take this is not version 5. Please stick around we need some great devs!!

Is that kernel going to need an unlocked bootloader?
Can fastboot boot recovery images but I've but tried a kernel yet.
Tempted to start working on some kernels for this device, will see how my time pans out with new job
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Is that kernel going to need an unlocked bootloader?
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Nope, i flashed cwm via flashify, then rebooted into cwm and flashed the kernel.
EDIT: AnTuTu v5 56953 Points now, a little higher.