Well I've tried unplugging it and rebooting it several times SBC still won't stick. Also I've read that guide and have already done a completely clean install prior to flashing the rom.
Do we have to use terminal to toggle sound boost? Or is there another way?
Thanks,
Charles
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hey just wanted to let every one know theres an app thatll turn fast charge and audio boost on/off also it has an undervolting part that works just as good as viper mod but it actually sticks! "incrediControl"
I've never flashed an aosp rom before I've always stayed with sense. I remember net's sbc kernels working for me back when I was using Myn's warm 2.2.
A couple months back when I was using Synergy I flashed one of net's sbc kernels and sbc was still working for me, couldn't use the camera or youtube app tho. I don't think sbc has ever worked on my phone since then.
Purchased an hdmi adapter for hdmi mirroring. Flashed the latest Underworld (v0.6) and plugged the EVO OG into television and wham! Homescreen on TV. Granted, the resolution could be a bit better. Running the latest MikG3.1 ROM. Originally tried mirroring with whatever kernel I had currently on phone and hdmwin apk from the Market, couldn't get it to work. Didnt even need the app once Underworld was flashed. Thank you. Anyone know how to get better resolution though?
Hate to ask this then, but I have to try to account for everything.. In the about phone does it display sbc in the kernel name?
Yep it currently says
2.6.35.14-Underworld-v0.6-SBC+
ca1ne@layer11 #52
Tue May 8 22:04:57 EDT 2012
Are you running any variety saver apps, waiting for the phone to boot completely before plugging it in? Do you have Wimax on? Are you using the phone whole plugged in it have apps running like exchange, Facebook... I'm just trying to figure out what is triggering it to discharge... Oh, next question, us your battery temp high? Or not dropping in temp as the trickle kicks in?
Is what you are displaying high definition.. I know I can see a difference between a high def and non, but I don't have a 70 inch screen or anything like that, so I don't know if there its pixelation on large screens.
I can say that i have been mirroring for.months on various kernels with the ability to to do so. I have a 57" HDTV and there always has been some pixelation. Colors vary between screens also, go to Walmart and look at their TV's in electronics, they're all playing the same thing but they all have their own warmth as far as colors go. It could also depend on your video source. When I use HBO Go there is some distortion but.only during really fast action packed scenes, MLB At Bat (go Yankees!) Has some terrible looking pixelation most of the time when mirroring. I know teamwin intended on doing something about it, which I think all they were trying to do is allow the user to adjust the aspect ratio to allow for clearing viewing although in a smaller viewing area like the app they had for Froyo but they never really finished that after the kernel source code for their HDMI mirror went around to all the other kernels. It could have a lot to do with the hardware capacity of your device and even how much you got running in the devices background. Ca1ne this is an awesome kernel, you did a great job, all works well for me here!
Side note.
You will never get 1080p mirroring from most devices, I think even the newer dual and quad core phones with a gig of RAM only mirror 720 and that's built in.......
Edit
Try playing with the aspect of your screen and see if you could get some better results from it
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Audio Boost On
echo 1 > /sys/kernel/audio_boost/aboost
Audio Boost Off
echo 0 > /sys/kernel/audio_boost/aboost
Query Audio Boost Status
cat /sys/kernel/audio_boost/aboost
USB Fast Charge On
echo 1 > /sys/kernel/fast_charge/fast_charge_usb
USB Fast Charge Off
echo 0 > /sys/kernel/fast_charge/fast_charge_usb
Query USB Fast Charge Status
cat /sys/kernel/fast_charge/fast_charge_usb
havs kernel has an upper and lower range, while the normal kernel has a static range.. i pulled from my source code the havs voltages and commented after the line the original voltage.
{ 19200, 950, 950 }, // orig voltage 1050
{ 128000, 950, 975 }, // orig voltage 1050
{ 245000, 950, 975 }, // orig voltage 1050
{ 384000, 950, 975 }, // orig voltage 1050
{ 422400, 950, 975 }, // orig voltage 1050
{ 460800, 950, 975 }, // orig voltage 1050
{ 499200, 950, 1000 }, // orig voltage 1075
{ 537600, 950, 1025 }, // orig voltage 1100
{ 576000, 950, 1050 }, // orig voltage 1100
{ 614400, 950, 1075 }, // orig voltage 1125
{ 652800, 950, 1100 }, // orig voltage 1150
{ 691200, 975, 1125 }, // orig voltage 1175
{ 729600, 975, 1150 }, // orig voltage 1200
{ 768000, 975, 1175 }, // orig voltage 1200
{ 806400, 1150, 1200 }, // orig voltage 1225
{ 844800, 1175, 1225 }, // orig voltage 1250
{ 883200, 1200, 1250 }, // orig voltage 1275
{ 921600, 1200, 1275 }, // orig voltage 1300
{ 960000, 1225, 1275 }, // orig voltage 1300
{ 998400, 1225, 1275 }, // orig voltage 1300
{ 1036800, 1275, VOLTAGE_MAX }, //overclocked cpu no orig voltage
{ 1075200, 1275, VOLTAGE_MAX }, //overclocked cpu no orig voltage
{ 1113600, 1275, VOLTAGE_MAX }, //overclocked cpu no orig voltage
{ 1152000, 1300, VOLTAGE_MAX }, //overclocked cpu no orig voltage
{ 1190400, 1325, VOLTAGE_MAX }, //overclocked cpu no orig voltage
{ 1228800, 1350, VOLTAGE_MAX }, //overclocked cpu no orig voltage