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Default [TESTING] CONCLUDED! (For the time being...)

Hey all,

Testing on this kernel has concluded for the time being, the batt code has been committed.

Hopefully there'll be a new test soon, I'll update this thread when there is!
 
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So far for me it connects and my phone detects that it is connected via USB so it activates Debugging and Mass Storage. My computer (windows 7) detects the device but cannot install all of the device drivers as follows:

USB Composite Device: Ready to use
USB Mass Storage Device: Ready to use
XDA: No Driver Found
CDC Abstract Control Model (ACM) No Driver Found
CDC ACM Data: No Driver Found
HTC XDA USB Device: Ready to use
CDC ACM Data: No Driver Found

Charging is working and battery percentage seems quite accurate too. I turned on USB tethering but ofcourse because all the drivers are not installed it doesnt work. I will post the log as soon as I figure out how to do it. This looks promising!


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well the boot process looks a little different but so far so good. actually charging on this kernal as my battery just died but i'll give it all a good run for the money tonight.

edit: ok seem to have problem with adb.

only 1 driver didn't install: CDC Abstract Control Model (ACM) No Driver Found

the others didn't come up for me so i assume no issues there (xp machine).

however i can see adb connected but no devices pull up. unplugged and replugged usb, restarted device, can see it in my device manager on the laptop and i can see usb debugging started in android but no talkie.
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I'll be happy to do realworld testing with this kernel on my Fuze.
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Apparently breaks data. 3g icon is there but no data connectivity. Had to use wifi

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Apparently breaks data. 3g icon is there but no data connectivity. Had to use wifi

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This didnt happen for me. 3G works fine, just GPS still doesnt work for me.
 
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Using data kills battery read accuracy, actually. It works for me on my HTC Fuze. I went from 87% down to 59%. After pausing Pandora Radio, the battery level jumped up to 65%, then finally 86%. It's definitely a huge improvement over Viruscrazy's previous revision! Mass Storage fails to work on Linux. The oddities with using data causing random kernel panics seems to have stopped with this build(they started with viruscrazy's previous revision).

So moral of the story? AVOID DATA USE with this particular revision, and you will see an improvement. I'd like to note that the battery level seems to make decreasing increments of 3% every 1-2 minutes when data is in use. I look forward to the next revision. Thanks for releasing this, arghhh . I'll post up my battery log after a whole day of using this phone.

EDIT: I neglected to mention that battery levels seem fairly accurate while charging, and it did properly detect USB versus AC. So that's definitely an improvement as before it always read AC, and finished charging after 2 seconds.

EDIT #2: USB Tethering works as expected! I'm running Ubuntu right now, so I'm not sure if it works on Windows.
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Using data kills battery read accuracy, actually. It works for me on my HTC Fuze. I went from 87% down to 59%. After pausing Pandora Radio, the battery level jumped up to 65%, then finally 86%. It's definitely a huge improvement over Viruscrazy's previous revision! Mass Storage fails to work on Linux. The oddities with using data causing random kernel panics seems to have stopped with this build(they started with viruscrazy's previous revision).

So moral of the story? AVOID DATA USE with this particular revision, and you will see an improvement. I'd like to note that the battery level seems to make decreasing increments of 3% every 1-2 minutes when data is in use. I look forward to the next revision. Thanks for releasing this, arghhh . I'll post up my battery log after a whole day of using this phone.

EDIT: I neglected to mention that battery levels seem fairly accurate while charging, and it did properly detect USB versus AC. So that's definitely an improvement as before it always read AC, and finished charging after 2 seconds.
Awesome! Thanks for the report, I'm glad to hear it's working well for you. Not sure if you use wifi, but how does that relate to battery life/status? Hamagc was sayin on IRC that it was pretty good... Almost too good haha.
 
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Awesome! Thanks for the report, I'm glad to hear it's working well for you. Not sure if you use wifi, but how does that relate to battery life/status? Hamagc was sayin on IRC that it was pretty good... Almost too good haha.
Oh, I never use wifi because it's always caused random hangs where as using celluar data didn't :P. I could give it a test if you'd want me to!
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