Originally Posted by gnaurittiello

I have a trouble with USB host. I've purchased an USB OTG cable, but I can't get it work.
What I tried to do:

1) Connect directly USB devices onto otg adaptor => not working (ok, I expected this)
2) Connect a self-powered USB hub onto otg cable => tried various devices (mouse, pendrive, 2.5'' hdd), nothing happened.

I used USB Host Controller from the market to manage the controller, trying both "host mode" and "otg mode", but nothing is displayed under "USB" section of this app. Launching an lsusb from the terminal showed me only the otg cable..

Does OTG work with you?

Configuration:
SNS i9023
CM9 RC1
Air Kernel 4.4

I really hate bumping, but no one else has this issue with OTG?

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Originally Posted by doc_v15

Thanks for the kernel! I am having a battery drain problem.
Here are my settings
- SmartassV2
- Noop
- NO OC.
- Using Oodie MUIU v4 Rom 2.6.22

I am getting 8hrs to 12hrs of normal usage! Usually I got 14hrs to 18hrs of normal usage in MIUI GB

Anyone?

Im using lazy /deadline and the battery life are pretty good.
Did u do a full wipe when installing the rom?

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Originally Posted by doc_v15

Thanks for the kernel! I am having a battery drain problem.
Here are my settings
- SmartassV2
- Noop
- NO OC.
- Using Oodie MUIU v4 Rom 2.6.22

I am getting 8hrs to 12hrs of normal usage! Usually I got 14hrs to 18hrs of normal usage in MIUI GB

Anyone?

Are you really comparing ICS to GB? Because you'll be deceived on the battery side of things.

Originally Posted by polobunny

Are you really comparing ICS to GB? Because you'll be deceived on the battery side of things.

Originally Posted by azrealsoh

Im using lazy /deadline and the battery life are pretty good.
Did u do a full wipe when installing the rom?

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Yes I did a fullwipe. Will try the Lazy/Deadline then for couple of days

Wrong thread... well kinda

Originally Posted by polobunny

Are you really comparing ICS to GB? Because you'll be deceived on the battery side of things.

How come?

Originally Posted by doc_v15

How come?

ICS has better coding than GB. It is able to utilize chips better than GB. Battery usage wise would be better than GB.

Originally Posted by JokerAce

ICS has better coding than GB. It is able to utilize chips better than GB. Battery usage wise would be better than GB.

That would be cool if it was that way.
Do you think Windows 7 is lighter than Windows XP?
Or Mac OSX lighter than Mac OS 9?

The truth is, things don't get faster, they get heavier AND slower. The trade-off however is that they have more functions, they are easier to use, they are more "clever". What mitigates the problem though is the fact new hardware comes out, which is faster than it's predecessors.

Originally Posted by polobunny

That would be cool if it was that way.
Do you think Windows 7 is lighter than Windows XP?
Or Mac OSX lighter than Mac OS 9?

The truth is, things don't get faster, they get heavier AND slower. The trade-off however is that they have more functions, they are easier to use, they are more "clever". What mitigates the problem though is the fact new hardware comes out, which is faster than it's predecessors.

Can't seem to find the one thread that mentioned about the coding, and device tree structure that spoke about better overall performance about ICS over GB. On a quick google, I had this. Hindsight on my part.

Hello,

Can you make Air Kernel for NS (Only use with JB) ?

Without Bigmem and the folder /system/lib/hw ? ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...3&postcount=72 )