Have you looked into the wlan calibration utility built into the driver. You can also customize the MAC Address.I believe this CPU wifi thing isn't kernel related. I flashed cm7 and used the kernel in the ics builds and the wifi modules and it didn't continuously flip flop between 300 to 1008 so it seems like it's something else doing it but it's software related so there's definitely a fix.. I just have to find it
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So, why am I getting keyboard feedback sounds and unlock sounds, and no sounds from notifications or media?
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Didn't see this posted already, but when you disable notifications the bottom bar goes into a crash frenzy. As far as I recall, it's either a missing file or a missing string. Don't want to wipe all the data again so no logcat output.
Ok cool, thanks for the heads up. One question... What is the status of the hwcomposer bug, only its a bit difficult to look into logcats when they are full of android_wait_for_fb_sleep messages. I was hoping to look into a few of the smaller bugs, I'm no Dev but I know my way arround a logcat.
ui_print("Extracting user data....");
mount("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/platform/mmci-omap-hs.1/by-name/userdata", "/data");
package_extract_dir("data", "/data");
set_perm_recursive(0, 0, 0755, 0644, "/data");
symlink("/system/bin/su", "/system/xbin/su");
What do you mean it didn't have user data?
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Oh I gotcha. I think there's a legal issue if CM were to include Google apps within the zip so we have to flash gapps separately
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WHAT! Thats crazy i'm not doing that just too much to go wrong.. Really CM makes GAPPS? Thats nuts..
Nope, lolcat is right.
Got some pictures attached. I removed some off the GAPPS stuff and this seems pretty solid now.
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I think what would shutting most people up regarding hardware acceleration is if the developers actually discussed it instead of saying a damn goat died, or a kitten, or a puppy.
Right now there is so much debate on Windows 8's Start Screen and if you EVER checked the Building Windows 8 blog, their blog entries seriously are life stories...so much is explained that it gives little reason to nag about.
If we had any kind of information regarding hardware acceleration, I think a lot of us would shutup including me. BUT because the developers refuse to release an update, we're stuck in the dark with people saying we killed kittens. Seriously grow up, I don't need to shutup and a door slammed in my face.
Release an update regarding hardware acceleration, I have some very big doubts that anybody is working on it...maybe once-a-month effort is put into it, not even. I'd like to know that work is being done on it, then MAYBE I wouldn't be so damn doubtful and MAYBE people would stfu already about it.
I'm sorry and I love the development of ICS for the Kindle Fire, but it has a long way to go. Nothing is quite fluid and from what I hear, hardware video decoding is apparently the same thing as hardware acceleration, and apparently none of that works. I want some fluidity on my Kindle Fire running ICS. I could care less for HD video playback, all of my stuff plays fine in standard definition via MX Player.
ICS (or Android 4.0.3) is based on the Linux 3.0.x kernel. This kernel (opposed to the previous 2.6.x) has a few new bells and whistles which makes some parts of ICS (HW acceleration for example) dependent on the 3.0.x kernel.
Today, there are basically two paths on this;
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