Recent content by InnocuousScreenname

Thanks for the replies, everyone. I just went to the AT&T store down the street from my workplace during my lunch hour to tinker with the Galaxy Note 2. I am very impressed. It's on par with iOS and Windows Phone in terms of smoothness. Now I gotta decide whether or not to pull the trigger...

Hey folks: I've been scouring the internet, and I haven't been able to find an answer to a simple question. I currently own a Nokia Lumia 920 (which I do love, by the way), but I'm really intrigued with the Note 2, and thinking about adding a second line to purchase it. I have owned an...

Display on 1 hour, 48 min, 17 seconds Cell Standby 13 hours, 37 minutes 18 seconds, 0 % without signal Voicecalls 11 minutes, 57 seconds. Phone Idle, 12 hours, 25 minutes, 48 seconds GPS 1 minute, 8 seconds Time spent without sleeping 4 hours 2 minutes 35 seconds Listened to Winamp for 1 hour...

Oops. Sorry. You are running Glitterballs. di11i's 5.4 build used Glitterballs' kernel. Suckerpunch and Speedmod were substituted in 5.5.

Yup. Seems folks are having issues with ROM Manager. I found that "How to" thread and discarded ROM Manager a while back. (still a great app, though) I just manipulate clockworkmod manually.

You just experienced charge death. One of the problems with overclocking/undervolting. Most likely your undervoltage settings for the lower frequencies (100Mhz, 200Mhz) are a little too low. If you're at -150mV, try upping it to -100. When your phone is fully charged and the screen is off...

Yup, something like that. When you overclock, you're running your phone at a higher frequency than was intended by the manufacturer. Higher frequency, faster performance. If you run a custom ROM with Voodoo Lagfix, your Quadrant Scores are usually 1500, and your LinPack scores are usually 14...

These are also helpful links: This is an explanation of overclocking and undervolting. xda-developers - View Single Post - [Kernel][2.6.32][OC/UV][Up to 1.4ghz configurable][2nd Dec][Froyo][Fast Scaling] This is the Voltage Control app thread: [APP+SOURCES!] (09Jan) Voltage Control - control...

It is enabled by default. That's why that robot lady is talking to you when you first install the ROM. Love me some Cognition.

Welcome to the world of Android. If you root, welcome to the world of the ROM flashing addiction. There are no support groups, and you will lose all track of time trying to bring out the awesomeness of your phone. Don't worry, though. It's worth it.

Yes, most custom kernels listed in this thread require Froyo (2.2 or 2.2.1), and most are based on I9000 kernels. Make sure to read the threads as some kernels are compatible with both 2.2 and 2.2.1, but some are just compatible with 2.2.1 or untested with 2.2. I'm currently using Suckerpunch...

I used Load Monitor on Cezar's Custom ROM, and Cognition 2.3b6, and that worked. I'm currently using Cognition 3.02, and Load Monitor is not necessary. I haven't had one random shutdown, and I've been using the ROM for two weeks.

Had random shutdown issues with Cognition 2.b6, Cezar's Basic ROM, and Cezar's ROM AddOnPackv5. Used Load Monitor to fix it. Recently flashed Cognition 3.02 and haven't had any issues, no need for Load Monitor.

Well, I was using Cezar's Basic ROM, but when I saw that Cognition 3.02 was based on an official Froyo Build, I was compelled to give it a shot. Good call on my part. I've only come across two issues. One, the Music Player will Force Close every now and again, and two, the EDGE/3G Toggle...

Flashed Addon Pack v5. Was not a good idea. Phone did random shutdown three times within the first thirty minutes after flashing, but stayed on the rest of the day. However, my phone was down to 25% battery after being unplugged for about eleven hours with hardly any use. And when I mean...