[CM7]KANG discussion

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This is the place where you can post and talk about your own personal cm7 builds, aka KANGS, experimental ideas and such.

PURPOSE: keeping the main CM7 thread clean.

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Subscribed although I can't build myself. This matter is too interesting not to follow. I think bk201 his posts are the ones that I pay most attention to and I hope he will not be discouraged by this 'ban' but will keep us informed here.

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Originally Posted by Zatta

Subscribed although I can't build myself. This matter is too interesting not to follow. I think bk201 his posts are the ones that I pay most attention to and I hope he will not be discouraged by this 'ban' but will keep us informed here.

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yep, love those posts too

Originally Posted by Zatta

Subscribed although I can't build myself. This matter is too interesting not to follow. I think bk201 his posts are the ones that I pay most attention to and I hope he will not be discouraged by this 'ban' but will keep us informed here.

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Taptalked u see

Setting up a build environment isn't that hard. If you need help, please let me know.

Originally Posted by siky_dude

This is the place where to talk about your own personal cm7 builds, aka KANGS.

PURPOSE: keeping the main CM7 thread clean.

THIS

sorry for all the trouble.

currently testing:

I426982b3, I16a40854, Idb544452
feedback: have to test this some more, but didn't work when i tried the first time. there could be a popup informing user that bootanim was imported sucessfully or not, also fps rate dropped quite a bit after 1 or 2 seconds previewing chosen bootanim. that worked, but when i rebooted bootanim was still the default. don't know if i did something wrong though.

If0476af0, If5485caf
feedback: no errors on output, but icon on statusbar doesn't show. profiles feature keeps working fine, with this on or off.

Idf1cb09f, I89bdbc11
feedback: working flawlessly. 3 or 4 seconds less on boot process.

I52fcd648
feedback: downloaded Third Blade from market (~49mb), no issues downloading or installing. internal/external sdcard unaffected. no more need for this maybe?

I4427e3f2
feedback: working without issues; from what i understand this a function that gets string lenght (for example from a user input, not so sure here); any way to get a more technical comparison? a math test to cpu perhaps?

I92569aa2
feedback: also working, and solved original issue.

Ic0b39c23
feedback: no compile errors, no issues until now, seamless.

Id3e68a75, I2e365a33
feedback: working; does what's described. will test further for conflict with HSPA setting introduced by pawitp.


I461e90ac, I70d846ab, I76632c87
feedback: working; need more time to check for improvements on battery runtime.

Very good work. Have you been commenting on gerrit also? That would useful for the peer reviewers.

Originally Posted by jose.celestino

Very good work. Have you been commenting on gerrit also? That would useful for the peer reviewers.

I haven't, the devs said i shouldn't if i didn't have anything to contribute.

more in testing

I5cb28b08
feedback: no issues to report, seamless

Ic395fae3
feedback: fixes skewed preview on camera when launching it from lockscreen custom app starter, with auto-rotation/90º active.

I985c4573
feedback: looks good, seamless on the end user i guess

I923fa5aa
feedback: still working fine, that nice terminal

just saw this, will test later:
I7ccd5e2c

Originally Posted by Jens1969

Setting up a build environment isn't that hard. If you need help, please let me know.

Do you think we should get a little bit more constructive/extensive (based on the wiki, sure) on build tips? setting up the buildenv isn't hard at all (just bandwith/time consuming), but 'repo' cannot be trusted for anything else than 'repo sync', and git can be a bit overwhelming. I've been practicing, so i'm getting better at git, branching, merging and fixing conflicts when they occur.

and another one up for testing
I412f9bba - benchmark fans, let's go

For me the limit is my hardware. A notebook /w ubuntu (yeah!), but also 2 years old, 512 mb ram, 160 gb hd. Don't think that will do.

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Originally Posted by Zatta

For me the limit is my hardware. A notebook /w ubuntu (yeah!), but also 2 years old, 512 mb ram, 160 gb hd. Don't think that will do.

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hmm, i used to build on a p4 with 2gb ram. linux holds its ground, it will not give up on you, even if you're browsing (don't watch flvs though ) or listen to music... i hope.
still, if you find something you want to see tested, write it down, someone will test it (if it doesn't get approved before that ) and share feedback.

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Received call, screen didn't wake up. pressed home once, no reaction, pressed power button twice, screen woke up and i was able to awnser the call.

http://pastebin.com/4PuAd31R

I/power ( 208): *** set_screen_state 0
D/SurfaceFlinger( 208): About to give-up screen, flinger = 0xeb108
D/KeyguardViewMediator( 208): wakeWhenReadyLocked(26)
I/power ( 208): *** set_screen_state 1
I/power ( 208): *** set_screen_state 1

i'm curious, what's KeyguardViewMediator?

quote from cm forums, user danielck78

Try this. Press on the sensor or somewhere near it. Try to press harder for about 2 seconds. Try if the screen turn back on.

edit: i'm with ring lockscreen. never happened before, but i've merged a couple of commits which are related to lockscreen stuff, note that i'm not saying that they are the cause. i'll try with vanilla kernel too (merged a couple of commits from zach 2.6.35.x towards battery runtime, although i don't think they're to blame since i had them for like 3 builds, that makes at least a week and a half using it)