New to kernel flashing. Looking in dev section, I'm not sure which kernel to use.
Got the Voodoo Control Plus app and didn't realize that it only works for G2X on CM7 RC1 but I'm using a nightly. I just want a kernel with the voodoo driver but no OC or under/over voltage.
Could someone point me in the right direction?
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I've recently Installed Netarchy Nexus - 1.3.4-cfs-2.3.4 (For stock 2.3.4 roms) on my Rooted Stock Nexus S i9020A running 2.3.4 and suddenly my phone refuses to load the voodoo sound driver.
Voodoo Control Plus say that My Nexus S doesn't run a kernel supporting extended sound controls. My phone Loads the voodoo video drivers just fine however. Voodoo Control Plus has SuperUser permissions, so I'm interested if anyone has any ideas regarding what could be causing the conflict with the sound driver. I read somewhere that widget locker can cause problems so I disabled it. I would have posted this question in the Netarchy forum, but apparently I don't have the required number of posts just yet, because I'm pretty self sufficient and relatively decent at hacking my phone most days.
Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated. Netarchy worked fine until I migrated to stock 2.3.4
Netarchy Nexus - 1.3.4-cfs-2.3.4 (For stock 2.3.4 roms) may simply not support Version 9 of the Voodoo Kernel Module just yet. It appears it was compiled with version 8. However, this still doesn't explain the module refusing to load at all from time to time.
Voodoo likes the stock Kernel for sound. Of course the stock Kernel doesn't support the video drivers.
guppetto said:
I've recently Installed Netarchy Nexus - 1.3.4-cfs-2.3.4 (For stock 2.3.4 roms) on my Rooted Stock Nexus S i9020A running 2.3.4 and suddenly my phone refuses to load the voodoo sound driver.
Voodoo Control Plus say that My Nexus S doesn't run a kernel supporting extended sound controls. My phone Loads the voodoo video drivers just fine however. Voodoo Control Plus has SuperUser permissions, so I'm interested if anyone has any ideas regarding what could be causing the conflict with the sound driver. I read somewhere that widget locker can cause problems so I disabled it. I would have posted this question in the Netarchy forum, but apparently I don't have the required number of posts just yet, because I'm pretty self sufficient and relatively decent at hacking my phone most days.
Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated. Netarchy worked fine until I migrated to stock 2.3.4
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Voodoo sound works fine in 1.3.4. Voodoo plus does not need to load a driver on my builds because the driver is already built in. If you are seeing the generic module load error, just hit continue and you should be fine. The bundled driver in voodoo plus only applies to kernels that dont have voodoo sound in them already.
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netarchy said:
Voodoo sound works fine in 1.3.4. Voodoo plus does not need to load a driver on my builds because the driver is already built in. If you are seeing the generic module load error, just hit continue and you should be fine. The bundled driver in voodoo plus only applies to kernels that dont have voodoo sound in them already.
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You're correct, it's not the Beta Kernel that has the issue. The most recent update of Voodoo Plus causes a conflict that prevents the voodoo sound driver from loading period. You're current Beta Kernel comes with version 8 of the sound driver and the recently updated Voodoo Plus now comes with version 9, but apparently, during the boot process a conflict is occurring on my Nexus S i9020A Stock 2.3.4 between you're Kernel Driver and the Latest Voodoo Plus Kernel driver because neither version of the sound driver is being loaded. The video driver loads just fine.
To make sure this was the issue, I used Titanium Backup to restore a previous version of Voodoo Plus and sure enough, while I received the module message, I could indeed hit continue and verify that version 8 of the driver baked into your Beta Kernel had in fact loaded. I'm not sure if Supercurio is aware. I doubt he tests Voodoo Plus against the various versions of kernels out there. You may want to make note of the potential issue in you're release notes if more of these questions pop up from those that have upgraded Voodoo Plus
Do you have any plans to update the voodoo sound driver to version 9 in one of your beta builds or will you stick with version 8 until you release your next stable build? Version 9 has Direct Hardware Amplification (Hardware based Bass Boost) that Many devices will greatly benefit from sound wise.
Oh yeah, thanks for the great Kernel work. You're Kernels gives amazing battery life and Keep My Nexus S running like a champ. I haven't even bothered to overclock my device because everything's running so smoothly with your kernel.
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You're correct, it's not the Beta Kernel that has the issue. The most recent update of Voodoo Plus causes a conflict that prevents the voodoo sound driver from loading period. You're current Beta Kernel comes with version 8 of the sound driver and the recently updated Voodoo Plus now comes with version 9, but apparently, during the boot process a conflict is occurring on my Nexus S i9020A Stock 2.3.4 between you're Kernel Driver and the Latest Voodoo Plus Kernel driver because neither version of the sound driver is being loaded. The video driver loads just fine.
To make sure this was the issue, I used Titanium Backup to restore a previous version of Voodoo Plus and sure enough, while I received the module message, I could indeed hit continue and verify that version 8 of the driver baked into your Beta Kernel had in fact loaded. I'm not sure if Supercurio is aware. I doubt he tests Voodoo Plus against the various versions of kernels out there. You may want to make note of the potential issue in you're release notes if more of these questions pop up from those that have upgraded Voodoo Plus
Do you have any plans to update the voodoo sound driver to version 9 in one of your beta builds or will you stick with version 8 until you release your next stable build? Version 9 has Direct Hardware Amplification (Hardware based Bass Boost) that Many devices will greatly benefit from sound wise.
Oh yeah, thanks for the great Kernel work. You're Kernels gives amazing battery life and Keep My Nexus S running like a champ. I haven't even bothered to overclock my device because everything's running so smoothly with your kernel.
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Ok, an update of SU seems to now allow Version 9 of the sound driver to load using you're Beta Kernel. This is weird, but the desired result. An update of Voodoo Plus still breaks voodoo sound though.
Hi. I want to overclock my i5800 but i don't want to install new kernel. I tried CM7 ROM and I liked more the original one.
So... Have any possibility to overclock without install a new kernel? Or... Install a kernel with ONLY a modification to overclock.
Since you are using CM7, you also have a new kernel.
The new kernel was required to make CM7 work.
If you also have Update 1 for Alpha 6 installed, I believe you can Overclock to 100 MhZ.
Dympy.
No. I'm not using CM7, I using a original ROM from samsung again. CM7 has a lot of fails at the moment.
I rooted my phone, so I can install kernels. But I don't want to change all kernel, only I wanted to overclock the CPU. It is possible? There is a kernel with the only change is the overclock?
First, you should flash new kernel ( recommend g3mod v2.2.1 OC). Then, install setcpu for OC. And link to download g3mod:
Code:
g3mod.com/g3rm/index.php?about=none
Yes, I know that if I install new kernel like g3mod I can overlock, the question is about don't change the original kernel....
Or the possibility to modify the original samsung kernel to ONLY open the possibility to overclock.
as far as my knowledge u wont OC ur process without install the kernel which supports over-clock...
You are saying that you want to drive a car at 400kmph but you don't wanna drive a veyron, and that's impossible
To overclock, you need to make some changes in the kernel, although it is possible to have a kernel with nothing more but overclocking, but why don't you use fugumod or g3mod.
I tried the CM7 ROM. And I don't liked the menus, the aspect, and the power button functions. I like how is from samsung, only I want more speed on CPU
I'm looking for the same solution! I like the original Samsung ROM, but I really want to overlock the CPU! I used Kyrillos' ROM v9.4, but I was not satisfied with it, so I've reinstalled the original ROM.
So pros, please give us a solution!
Milho said:
I'm looking for the same solution! I like the original Samsung ROM, but I really want to overlock the CPU! I used Kyrillos' ROM v9.4, but I was not satisfied with it, so I've reinstalled the original ROM.
So pros, please give us a solution!
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Flash a oc kernel with odin and keep your stock rom
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on my test mobile I have installed the XXJPU stock ROM
flashed the G3 performance 1.9 kernel, works perfect
by default the kernel runs at 800MHz
install setcpu (root required) and you can adjust the cpu
so in two words:
stock ROM with stock kernel -> no cpu adjustment possible
stock ROM with other kernel -> set your cpu in a range you like
I'm having a hard time finding a compiled list of MIUI compatible kernels. Can someone point me in the right direction or compile a list? I'd like to find a battery saver kernel and an OC kernel that are working for MIUI. Will Trinity kernels work? When using CM7, those were the best ones I used.
I'm fairly certain that as of this moment both morfic's Trinity kernel and faux123's 0.4.4 kernel work on the latest MIUI.
Any kernel written for CM7-based roms will work.... thats why. None of them are written for MIUI specifically because it is CM7-based.
can someone tell me a good kernal for using voodoo colours on 4.0.4 I fancy getting voodoo back bln is good but i dont mind if i cant use it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=883&order=desc
There are numerous kernels out there with Voodoo added on. You need to experiment and find which one suits you. We can't tell you which one is the best for you.
Almost every custom kernel being compiled for the NS has Voodoo, except for simple kernel i think.
I use Air Kernel 3.9.5
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1469842
make sure you have a i9020, and not i9023 since Voodoo only works on i9020 because it has Super AMOLED Screen.
After Flashing the Kernel you have to download Voodoo control app from the market
Gd luck
anyone know which kernel that have voodoo but without the random brightness issuse ?
I can't seem to get voodoo sound to run on stock AOKP M5 with stock kernel.
I bought the voodoo sound plus, but when i load the driver i get a ''voodoo sound driver loading error''.
I'm rooted and it has the correct permissions etc.
Anyone have any success with this?
Perhaps the stock kernel doesn't have voodoo settings? Not really sure. The first thing I do is flash a kernel and voodoo everything is working fine for me.
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dpeeps74 said:
Perhaps the stock kernel doesn't have voodoo settings? Not really sure. The first thing I do is flash a kernel and voodoo everything is working fine for me.
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Yes but i thought the whole point of the paid version of voodoo is that it loads the necessary drivers into the kernel :S
Doesn't AOKP on our phones have Pete's kernel as stock? I thought one of our members had the module loaded for Voodoo with Petes kernel.
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Doesn't AOKP on our phones have Pete's kernel as stock? I thought one of our members had the module loaded for Voodoo with Petes kernel.
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No idea about the kernel, but definitely not working :/
Bumping this as i'm desperate.
AFAIK, voodoo module only loads on stock ICS kernel, not pete's. But check his thread in development, I remember there was a debate about it some time ago, don't know what was the conclusion.
Although if you're a fan of a stockish kernel, load up SimpleKernel from terryhau, it's built from stock ICS sources and has Voodoo & BLN added.