So far, so good. Thanks again Marcusant, great work!

yeah, used NStools because that is what was recommended in the first posts...

john

Originally Posted by Bigjohn_S

yeah, used NStools because that is what was recommended in the first posts...

john

did you read the post that 1999TL and I referred to? It may help you out. It basically says if you flash a different kernel your boot settings will be deleted. So, do that, and you should be good without losing any data. Then you can reflash this kernel and MAKE A NANDROID THIS TIME (lol ..) and find your best settings and you'll be straight. Good luck bro.

edit: I suggest after reflashing nyan kernel that you use voltage control to do your undervolting and testing, (leave NSTools UV settings alone until you know what works) that way, whatever you set wont be saved as boot unless you tell it to. That way if your phone freezes or reboots, youll go back to the original settings. Then, once youve found what works for you, you can set it up with NSTools. You know?

Originally Posted by saramon

That unicorn and kitty is the best damn boot animation EVER! The unicorn represents the team that brought you such glory, remember it! The NYAN CAT IS ALL GLORY! Wear the swag with pride!

Try turning on the Unicorn Porn Live wallpaper, it will change your life too

Too many exclamation points...

Thank you. And I use the Unicorn Porn LW.

Sent from my SHP-D700 SPH-700D arh!!! Epic 4g with CM9

Marcus, for some reason with this version i can't get 100 mhz to stick no matter what. before, in vc, it would always say on the first page that 200 was the min but if i had saved it at 100 it would still scale down to it, but thats not the case with this one. Is there a work around that i missed somewhere? What do you suggest?

Can someone post the apk for the unicorn porn lwp?

Sent from my SPH-D700 using XDA

Originally Posted by beltsnspoons

if you are using voltage control, it prompts you to make a recovery zip incase of something like that. its called vcrecovery.zip or something like that. itll be on your sd card and flashable via cwm. idk what nstools does or not, havent used it yet, im in the process of flashing this kernel now on my girls epic (she has mine today :/ .) but this is a prime example of why you should always make a nandroid before playing with uv, and why you should never set boot settings until youre absolutely sure. sorry bro, youre gonna have to either restore an old backup, or start clean.

edit: you might try just flashing cm9, aokp, or whatever rom youre using without doing a data wipe, that should flash their stock kernel and remove boot settings, then you would be able to keep all your data, but if its been corrupted from bad shutdowns/freezing/locking up, youre kinda outta luck. youll have to restore an old backup or flash the rom and kernel again fresh. try that, just wipe dalvik and cache, let us know if it works, good luck.

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marcus,

at first i was like:

:eek:

what happened to samurai and wheatly!?!?

but then i read that you "tweaked conservative, and tweaked ondemand." did you tweak conservative to act a little more like samurai and ondemand to act a little more like wheatly? thats what it seems like.

oh yeah and, i see that someone posted you can adjust the gpu voltage via nstools (which i havent gotten around to downloading yet.) Does this kernel also allow for GPU overclocking?

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hey, found this on nstools thread on xda, if thats what you used, maybe it will help:

begin quote:

Notes:

- If something bad happenned and you want to reset NSTools config,
install reset_nstools.zip in recovery (if its not work, try to mount /data from recovery menu before applying the zip)

- If you want to switch kernel, i recommend to uncheck 'restore on boot' setting.
It will reset to default kernel setting. You can recheck that after reboot.

- starting in v1.8 app will detect kernel version on boot, if the version has changed the settings will be discarded.

- The new permission on v1.12 and up: read contacts is used for detect missed call. You can check the source code on my github to make sure this app don't read/send your contacts data.

- read this thread about CPU governor

- for those who have problem with smartassV2 governor settings, ask your kernel developer to patch their source, see this post

Originally Posted by krfoy
just fix the issue in smartassV2 (link: https://github.com/abev66/linux_NS_I...78b8567efa9bc2)

it's not a NSTools issue.

:end quote.

hope that helps you out some bro.

Thanks for all that.
I just re-installed AOKP.
Will tamper with Nyan again when he releases the next version, I think.
Want to see what the battery life is like on AOKP 'stock'...

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Originally Posted by beltsnspoons

did you read the post that 1999TL and I referred to? It may help you out. It basically says if you flash a different kernel your boot settings will be deleted. So, do that, and you should be good without losing any data. Then you can reflash this kernel and MAKE A NANDROID THIS TIME (lol ..) and find your best settings and you'll be straight. Good luck bro.

edit: I suggest after reflashing nyan kernel that you use voltage control to do your undervolting and testing, (leave NSTools UV settings alone until you know what works) that way, whatever you set wont be saved as boot unless you tell it to. That way if your phone freezes or reboots, youll go back to the original settings. Then, once youve found what works for you, you can set it up with NSTools. You know?

What is a "nandroid".
I've used titanium to back up stuff... but I keep hearing this "nandroid" as if it's a specific thing, but can't find any such app on market?

Originally Posted by Bigjohn_S

Thanks for all that.
I just re-installed AOKP.
Will tamper with Nyan again when he releases the next version, I think.
Want to see what the battery life is like on AOKP 'stock'...

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What is a "nandroid".
I've used titanium to back up stuff... but I keep hearing this "nandroid" as if it's a specific thing, but can't find any such app on market?

A nandroid backup is a backup of your entire nand storage.
Its the "Backup" option in ClockWorkMod. It backs up more than apps and their data.

~ E.R.A.

Originally Posted by csmasn

I love this kernel but marcus I just wondering if you got paid by the OC Apps Devs? First was SetCPU, then Voltage Control and now NSTools. I feel that Im going to my medic, everyday a different pill for the same... Again THANK you for this kernel.

BTW: what the heck is the cartoon in the boot splash?

Sent from my SHP-D700 SPH-700D arh!!! Epic 4g with CM9

I do not get payed by anyone... I just said nstools because it supports some of the features soon to come.

here is a test build with a modded recovery
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4523143/testnyan.zip