Originally Posted by hanthesolo

How did you manage to get such a high quadrant score exactly? ICS libs? insane tweaking? I/O hacks? I have never managed to get about 2800...
I am not asking to incorporate it into my rom, I am just curious.

He used a older version of quadrant. Last Quadrant's year's top device was the nexus one unlike the current version.

Originally Posted by Wheatly

He used a older version of quadrant. Last Quadrant's year's top device was the nexus one unlike the current version.

What Han is talking about is even with the current Quadrant We can still easily hit between 2700 and 3400 with a 1.2 overclock and Han's best on his ROM is like 2800 with a 1.5 overclock.

Originally Posted by zaclimon

I really like this rom and 2.2 is a nice upgrade. However I have problem regarding some translation problems with french when the (U) and the (É,È) are replaced with some russian letter (a (N) with a tilde). If it's possible to correct this.

Problems in translation appeared in the Rls:2.2? Try to change the fonts from 2.1.
Quadrant 1.1.7

Originally Posted by Wheatly

He used a older version of quadrant. Last Quadrant's year's top device was the nexus one unlike the current version.

About Quadrant, you must know that this score doesn't mean anything in term of comfort, feel of speed, or anything an user can "feel" about the rom.

Moreover, Quadrant is giving too much point for the I/O, there are some articles here on XDA that are speaking about that. Trying to put the readahead to a larger value is to be done very carefully.

source : http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1032317

edit : I don't see the libdroid panel in the 2.2 :S

Originally Posted by Dark_Balor

About Quadrant, you must know that this score doesn't mean anything in term of comfort, feel of speed, or anything an user can "feel" about the rom.

Moreover, Quadrant is giving too much point for the I/O, there are some articles here on XDA that are speaking about that. Trying to put the readahead to a larger value is to be done very carefully.

source : http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1032317

edit : I don't see the libdroid panel in the 2.2 :S

The lidroid panel is here. It's just that he didn't put all the widgets in it.

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Originally Posted by Dark_Balor

About Quadrant, you must know that this score doesn't mean anything in term of comfort, feel of speed, or anything an user can "feel" about the rom.

Moreover, Quadrant is giving too much point for the I/O, there are some articles here on XDA that are speaking about that. Trying to put the readahead to a larger value is to be done very carefully.

source : http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1032317

edit : I don't see the libdroid panel in the 2.2 :S

Yes benchmark don't reflect real world use

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How can i activate the brightness slider? I dont have it in ics stock and xperia design :/


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Originally Posted by ChaosChris

How can i activate the brightness slider? I dont have it in ics stock and xperia design :/


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is the brightness in the notification is in auto? (the sun with an A)

Thanks for this. Looks and runs great on USA 4.0

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Just a suggestion to those using this ROM after getting up and running reflash whatever kernel your using. After flashing this ROM quadrant score was only about 1400 then I reflashed the terrasilent 1.3.5 (which I already was running) and my quadrant score DOUBLED.