I'm really having a hard time understanding about the undervolt in SetXperia application. They say it will improve the battery life (not battery lifespan) of my phone but the problem is... I don't know how to set up the undervolt to manage the battery life of my phone.
I'm using Xperia Neo V.
Thanks for your help
more info needed... are you running a custom kernel that allows undervolting? what phone, and what rom?
I'm using a xperia neo v with a stock gingerbread android os, no custom kernel just a rooted stock rom.
Do i need to install a custom kernel before i can undervolt?
thanks for quick response
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gaiger said:
I'm using a xperia neo v with a stock gingerbread android os, no custom kernel just a rooted stock rom.
Do i need to install a custom kernel before i can undervolt?
thanks for quick response
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correct. check out the android development thread for your handset. the will probably be a few to choose from, and instructions on how to install...
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To update wolfbreak 4.0 to 4.1 do i just flash 4.1? and which kernel would be better to use? zKernel or tkymgrkernel?
thanks in advance
You can just install the zip file in x-recovery over the top. I haven't played around with the custom kernels yet so I can't comment on that...
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fcb1 said:
To update wolfbreak 4.0 to 4.1 do i just flash 4.1? and which kernel would be better to use? zKernel or tkymgrkernel?
thanks in advance
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Just flash it over the top, no need to wipe anything.
If you dont need OC and UV better use stock kernel. Stable, no issues, fps uncapped.
But if you need a stable OC/UV i recommended freekernel 4.0 by tkymgr, but custom kernel still need a time to develop to be more benefits than stock.
So far i prefer stock kernel since custom kernel still give us little benefits.
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Where can I download the Wolfbreak 4.0 ?!?!?!?!
You can find it under the android development section. Its a custom ROM so you need to have rooted your phone to use. All the instructions on what to do are there... enjoy.
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Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman wt19i stock rom Android 2.3.4 (4.0.2.A.0.62 firmware ) with root..
https://rapidshare.com/files/477812782/wt19i_stock_rom_0.62_with_root.zip
Direct link :
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17122099/Sony Tools/WT19i_4.0.2.A.0.62__1254-1889.ftf
Hi
is this flushable through Cwm?
Thanks
pavlos46 said:
Hi
is this flushable through Cwm?
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No it's only be flashed with flashtool
pavlos46 said:
Hi
is this flushable through Cwm?
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Yes you can
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I m already on .62 stock version. How can i root it...
What are prerequisite to install HYBROM v15 or any other rom?
just install using CWM right???...
But IMO to get CWM i need to change kernel?
My main requirement is to get good battery life, so i want to remove all bloatwares..
Any other suggestion how can i get good battery life..
rutu3 said:
I m already on .62 stock version. How can i root it...
What are prerequisite to install HYBROM v15 or any other rom?
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You have to unlock boot loader and root to instal hybRom
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Till-Kruspe said:
just install using CWM right???...
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You want to install hybRom or 0.62 stock Rom?
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Initially i just want to root.. if i m able to get good battery by freezing apps i may not change rom..
Is there any stable ICS rom for our phone?
rutu3 said:
Initially i just want to root.. if i m able to get good battery by freezing apps i may not change rom..
Is there any stable ICS rom for our phone?
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This is the easy way to root our device http://naw32fsystem.blogspot.in/2011/11/how-to-root-sony-ericsson-live-with.html?m=1
Fxp cm9 is based on ics ,but it has some bugs still not stable if you want to install that Rom you have to unlock the boot loader and update the baseband and you should flash fxp kernel
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fanaticprakash said:
You want to install hybRom or 0.62 stock Rom?
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0.62 stock rom
Is there any list of apps, those can be freeze without any problem..
rutu3 said:
Is there any list of apps, those can be freeze without any problem..
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I recommend you to not to freeze any app since you don't know the nature of the apps , if you want to save your battery you can use some good task killer and by over clocking your CPU to less than 1 GHz you can save lot of battery , also by setting some profiles in setCPU app to do this over clock you have to flash a kernel like xkernel which is really good in battery bakup
Also you can use good battery saver app
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0.62 stock rom
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By cwm you install the 0.62 ,the stock kernel is inside the zip and it is rooted already
fanaticprakash said:
I recommend you to not to freeze any app since you don't know the nature of the apps , if you want to save your battery you can use some good task killer and by over clocking your CPU to less than 1 GHz you can save lot of battery , also by setting some profiles in setCPU app to do this over clock you have to flash a kernel like xkernel which is really good in battery bakup
Also you can use good battery saver app
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I disagree. Using taskkiller increases battery usage. Apps restart itself, taskkiller kills, both these require more power. Better let them run, Android kills them itself when needed.
Yes, there are some apps, that can be removed/frozen, will post a link later.
And its underclocking, when you set CPU frequency lower.
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Someguyfromhell said:
I disagree. Using taskkiller increases battery usage. Apps restart itself, taskkiller kills, both these require more power. Better let them run, Android kills them itself when needed.
Yes, there are some apps, that can be removed/frozen, will post a link later.
And its underclocking, when you set CPU frequency lower.
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Oh thanks for the lesson ,if you post the link for freeze the apps that will be helpful,
But by ignoring the selected apps we can stop restarting ,so by using efficiently we can save battery that's sure :-D
And it is under clocking I forget that ,I helped him according to my knowledge any way thanks again for the valuable help
Thanks for the help...
Actually on my sgs2 i have frozen many apps, change kernel and underclock it.. so i m getting good battery life.. so i thought do same with se live...
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This is the easy way to root our device http://naw32fsystem.blogspot.in/2011/11/how-to-root-sony-ericsson-live-with.html?m=1
Fxp cm9 is based on ics ,but it has some bugs still not stable if you want to install that Rom you have to unlock the boot loader and update the baseband and you should flash fxp kernel
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I try method given in above link..
it didnt work for me.. i follow all instructions
my phone is xperia neo v on stock 4.0.4 need 1 kernel overclock! please help?
Me too!
hminhhoai85 said:
my phone is xperia neo v on stock 4.0.4 need 1 kernel overclock! please help?
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Hey, man,
I know that your post is quite old, but I have a Xperia Neo V MT11i with ICS 4.0.4 too, and I am looking for the same thing: a good kernel for stock rom that allows overclock... Hope someone can help me too!
hminhhoai85 said:
my phone is xperia neo v on stock 4.0.4 need 1 kernel overclock! please help?
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Try shardul seths suave v6.. battery friendly too.. allows OC..
P.s. Oc at ur own risk. Might heat up and damage device.
piduca2011 said:
Hey, man,
I know that your post is quite old, but I have a Xperia Neo V MT11i with ICS 4.0.4 too, and I am looking for the same thing: a good kernel for stock rom that allows overclock... Hope someone can help me too!
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Try NightElf stock kernels
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munzirhussein said:
Try NightElf stock kernels
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****ty battery life. Causes a massive drain from "Android System" (surfaceflinger) under battery stats. No matter the ROM used, not the kernel version.
I use Inteks OC, but I feel that it has bad battery life too...
Eastrider said:
****ty battery life. Causes a massive drain from "Android System" (surfaceflinger) under battery stats. No matter the ROM used, not the kernel version.
I use Inteks OC, but I feel that it has bad battery life too...
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What are you doing with your phone then, because that so much drain on ICS 4.0.4, Gaming, listening whole day music also surfing and that stuff? I habe no battery drain on my Neo V with ICS because its not a game console
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Mobile - Xperia Ray (ST8I)(Urushi)
Build Number - 4.0.2.A.0.62
root access - yes (the phone has already been rooted by flashing .42 kernels, using zergrush method and then flashing .62 kernels)
Bootloader - Unlocked using Flashtool
I want to ask that-
1) How can I Overclock my mobile? I have already tried setCPU and CPU master but of no use.
2) Is it recommended to overclock it as it is a compact phone and gets pretty hot while charging! If yes then to what limits?
I would like to avoid installing any custom rom as they have whole lot of bugs!
Mmm so the only form is installing CM7 and then a overclocking kernel is not another form,and no cause any damage to your phone if you put in the correct limits
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yap for overclocking u need a overclocking kernel
but be careful it might allow u to overclock ur device to an sampling rate it does not support
if youre trying never set the option set on boot cus in some cases the phone restarts after you put in a wrong clockrate
it works for me but the performance improvements i liked where not really there
Can you provide me with the links to download the kernels?
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maxsam4 said:
Can you provide me with the links to download the kernels?
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This should fix youre problem
http://mobilecon.info/change-the-stock-kernel-sony-ericsson-xperia-ray-with-doomkernel.html
I m using xperia mini with stock Ics & krsh kernel v3. I found that this kernel is draining my battery, but when i flashed krsh kernel v2, then my phone wont start, even when i flashed extended stock kernel. Finally when i flash v3 kernel then it starts, i wanna change this kernel. Plz help.
N.B. I flashed proper smultron kernel for st15i.
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Try Stock Rom with x kernel.
x kernel is the best kernel for performance and good battery backup.
JK347 said:
Try Stock Rom with x kernel.
x kernel is the best kernel for performance and good battery backup.
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Can u plz give me the link of x kernel.
I also facing blurring camera problem,
Plz help
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try mesa kernel it best kernel with stock ics rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1715679 i am using it on mini pro ics 4.0.4 and its bettry backup is really great
usman_fareed said:
try mesa kernel it best kernel with stock ics rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1715679 i am using it on mini pro ics 4.0.4 and its bettry backup is really great
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Is it a pre rooted kernel or not ???
anikdas said:
Is it a pre rooted kernel or not ???
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yes its pre rooted and also install setcpu to underclock to increase battery time
X Kernel
anikdas said:
Can u plz give me the link of x kernel.
I also facing blurring camera problem,
Plz help
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for x kernel
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28961326/kernel/kernel_smultron-v4.zip
for wifi fix. flash this file via CWM
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28961326/kernel/smultron_wlan_v4.zip
yes. that blurring camera problem is because of using ICS and ICS will reduce the performance and battery life.
try hybrom v15 or latest stock GB rom with x kernel. better performance and better battery backup