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this is my 2.6.27 source for eclair builds of android. this has been a long time project with lots of help from some great friends. i consider this a community kernel so all are welcomed to it, to use in their builds or what not. all thats asked is for all who use it, to give credit for using this source. just as u would for using anyone elses work. thats just to be fair to those who help maintain this kernel.
thanx:
maejrep
flipz
quietblongs
phhusson
MrPippy
tmzt
bzo
and if i forgot u ill add u later
current commits:
-msm_hw3d support for Donut and Eclair builds (ported patches made by phhusson and MrPippy)
-synaptics touch driver (backported from .29)
-msm_camera (backported from .29 by maejrep)not yet working
-compcache sources
-overclocking and the ability to scale all current freqs (major thanx to phhuddson, bzo, and maejrep for all the help)
-backported ext4 support
-fixed freq tables to show correct clock speeds
-backported BFS (Brain **** Scheduler) version 316
new commits and patches are welcomed. please submit them for review.
http://github.com/toastcfh/htc-2.6.27-heroc
Enjoy
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Good job Hopefully these fixes make it into all the awesome ROMs out there (yours included)
So this is the much anticipated OpenGL and Multitouch?
I actually grabbed the source from github /jhansche/htc-2.6.27-heroc last night. Got it compiled and running and I have to say it works nicely. Loving the OpenGL, but especially the multi-touch!
You guys are awesome. Thank you for all your hard work!
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So this is the much anticipated OpenGL and Multitouch?
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Sure is. This is the code base that got me the highest-on-Hero-so-far 29.9fps bench on neocore that I posted a screenshot of in his thread.
Amazing work guys
damn it I really need to get a linux setup so I can compile the kernels. I WANT THIS!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!
Hope this gets incorporated soon into the latest 2.0.1/2.1 AOSP ROMs...also is this compatible with Gumbo's Kernel?
PRGUY85 said:
Hope this gets incorporated soon into the latest 2.0.1/2.1 AOSP ROMs...also is this compatible with Gumbo's Kernel?
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this is a kernel it is not a rom.
PRGUY85 said:
Hope this gets incorporated soon into the latest 2.0.1/2.1 AOSP ROMs...also is this compatible with Gumbo's Kernel?
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i'm pretty sure that this is a kernel, so your question's a bit confusing. maybe i'm just delirious?
I know its a kernel dude....still it can get incorporated into those ROMs builds like everyone has been waiting to do so...
What I'm saying is that with this now the ROM makers can get OpenGL and Multitouch on their ROM releases, something everyone has been waiting for.
soooo who wants to be so nice as to compile this to zip so people can flash it
PRGUY85 said:
I know its a kernel dude....still it can get incorporated into those ROMs builds like everyone has been waiting to do so...
What I'm saying is that with this now the ROM makers can get OpenGL and Multitouch on their ROM releases, something everyone has been waiting for.
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yes that is true but you also asked if it was compatable with gbhils kernel that is why it was a little confusing.
Avalaunchmods said:
soooo who wants to be so nice as to compile this to zip so people can flash it
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lol I wanst going to be the one to ask but I was kinda hoping someone would.
PRGUY85 said:
I know its a kernel dude....still it can get incorporated into those ROMs builds like everyone has been waiting to do so...
What I'm saying is that with this now the ROM makers can get OpenGL and Multitouch on their ROM releases, something everyone has been waiting for.
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Yes, this codebase (the last few days' commits at least) will enable hw3d and multitouch, and can be applied to any .27 kernel that is based on the htc-heroc-2.6.27 code that HTC released (which I should hope is all of them )
And yes, any kernel can be integrated into a ROM, as long as the ROM doesn't rely on custom kernel changes (e.g., squashfs is not enabled in this codebase, but if the developer already has squashfs in his own kernel codebase, he can apply these latest commits to his code, and compile a new kernel with both squashfs and gl+multutouch support, if that's what his ROM requires)
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yes that is true but you also asked if it was compatable with gbhils kernel that is why it was a little confusing.
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Yea I'm no tech guy/developer...just asking if on a ROM a dev could include this as well as the ability to setcpu which is available by way of Gumbo's kernel.
wtphoto said:
lol I wanst going to be the one to ask but I was kinda hoping someone would.
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im excited so i had to go for it
wtphoto said:
lol I wanst going to be the one to ask but I was kinda hoping someone would.
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You can't add just a kernel to an update.zip and flash it -- kernel gets combined into the boot.img, which is included in the update.zip for every ROM. boot.img also has the stuff that goes into / (like init.rc scripts), and so not every ROM will be compatible with the same boot.img, and you can't just flash a boot.img by itself via zip (you can via flash_image in recovery, but still, some ROMs require the boot.img that it was designed for, due to init ramdisk )
So, this is more something for the ROM developers and the not-so-faint of heart. In reality, it's not that hard to build the boot.img, and you can actually unzip your favorite ROM's zip, unpack the boot.img, then rebuild a new boot.img using that ROM's initrd and your own custom kernel, then flash just the boot.img using flash_image, and it won't even require a wipe. That's again assuming the ROM doesn't rely on anything custom in the kernel it was released with.
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Yea I'm no tech guy/developer...just asking if on a ROM a dev could include this as well as the ability to setcpu which is available by way of Gumbo's kernel.
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ok I see what you where asking now majrep already answered most of it but yeah I belive that they could get the setcpu thing going in this kernel.
AnyKernel zips will only replace the kernel in your boot.img.
To define a boot.img:
Kernel(zImage) + ramdisk(root file system + init scripts) = boot.img
Where AnyKernel came from:
While searching for different kernels for my Motorola Droid I stumbled on a great idea implemented by Koush. Basically it will split the boot.img from recovery while your phone is running then replace the kernel and make a new boot.img and flash it along with the correct modules for the kernel.
I figured I would implement it on the CDMA Hero and it worked out.
This will work on any rooted rom with a custom recovery running Sense UI including the stock rom.
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Here are the undervolted and overclocked kernels for Sense ROMS
These kernels are built from the HTC heroc-2.6.29-bc0d2ccf source with toasts overclock patch modified by darchstar/Decad3nce to include undervolt.
The git repo for this is @ http://github.com/zenulator/htc-heroc-2.6.29-bc0d2cff
The GPL license can be read @ http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
ZenKernel-HTC-08122010 no perf lock
It has perf lock disabled to allow full overclocking with out the need use setcpu to disable perf lock. The clock speeds will stay at what ever the target rom uses unless you running a rom with no overclock built in. If so it will scale from 19mhz to 768mhz.
Download
ZenKernel-HTC-08122010 perf lock
Same as above but with perf lock enabled. It will run at stock values on any sense Rom until you use setcpu. To overclock it you will need to set setcpu to autodetect and then disable perf lock inside setcpu.
Download
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StockVoltage Overclocked Kernel:
This kernel is built from the same source as the rest except the voltages were changed to stock values. It will max out at 691 and the governor is set to performance.
Download
Setcpu is free for xda memebers and can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3638937&postcount=1
Instructions:
Download the update and copy it to the root of your sdcard.
Reboot into recovery.
Nandroid (just in case you want to go back)
Flash the update
Reboot
Check Settings > About phone > Software information > Kernel version
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If you wish to modify this with another kernel just extract the update and replace the zImage in the kernel directory with the one you want and replace the corresponding modules. Then rezip and resign and flash. It will work on any 2.1 sense rom regardless of boot.img.
Damn good work zenulator I am downloading it now and will test thoroughly tomorrow and see how it go's.
Thanks for the hard work.
Works great, using it with your beta ROM. Lock screen lag is gone
I got used to it so I barely noticed it... but now it seems a lot faster
I know you just started this and it says for sense. But I gotta ask is there anyway that this will work with froyo? I'm not a fan of overclock roms because of the lag when you push the menu key till when you screen is actually ready to go. And this gives me hope
of having a kernel that doesn't do that
thatguythatdid said:
I know you just started this and it says for sense. But I gotta ask is there anyway that this will work with froyo? I'm not a fan of overclock roms because of the lag when you push the menu key till when you screen is actually ready to go. And this gives me hope
of having a kernel that doesn't do that
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Yes it will work for froyo if you modify it and put in the correct zImage (kernel). It won't work with the update I posted since it's made for Sense roms and uses HTC's Synaptics driver which isn't compatible with AOSP 2.2 Froyo/Cyanogenmod.
If you want a AOSP kernel with no overclock and no ability to overclock at all then I can do that but not for a couple days. If you ask darch he might be able to do it quicker since he already has everything set up and most likely only two files will need to be changed before a compile.
zenulator said:
Yes it will work for froyo if you modify it and put in the correct zImage (kernel). It won't work with the update I posted since it's made for Sense roms and uses HTC's Synaptics driver which isn't compatible with AOSP 2.2 Froyo/Cyanogenmod.
If you want a AOSP kernel with no overclock and no ability to overclock at all then I can do that but not for a couple days. If you ask darch he might be able to do it quicker since he already has everything set up and most likely only two files will need to be changed before a compile.
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Thanks for the reply I'm gonna give the new kernel a chance to see how it does
Excuse my ignorance but how is this different from Standard DarchKernel vUV2 691 MHz found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=705074 ?
That's what I'm using and it already says
Kernel version
2.6.29-cyanogenmod
[email protected] #6
Thanks for this zen works great
this is undervolted correct? does this really help the battery life?
c00ller said:
Excuse my ignorance but how is this different from Standard DarchKernel vUV2 691 MHz found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=705074 ?
That's what I'm using and it already says
Kernel version
2.6.29-cyanogenmod
[email protected] #6
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Uhh. I'm going to give a brief explanation.
AnyKernel is a tool created by Koushik Dutta found here on github.
The beauty of it is that it can flash/add a kernel to any boot.img regardless of ramdisk. It literally does the unpacking of the boot.img, extracting of the ramdisk, deletion of the original kernel and repacking of the boot.img together with the kernel of your choice.
The difference with this is probably changes in base address/cmd line and possible how it's extracted(haven't looked at it). Very awesome tool nonetheless, and is a lot more efficient that going through the process of coupling the kernel with each specific ramdisk before releasing a boot.img.
That's how it's different from your quoted "kernel".
Decad3nce said:
Uhh. I'm going to give a brief explanation.
AnyKernel is a tool created by Koushik Dutta found here on github.
The beauty of it is that it can flash/add a kernel to any boot.img regardless of ramdisk. It literally does the unpacking of the boot.img, extracting of the ramdisk, deletion of the original kernel and repacking of the boot.img together with the kernel of your choice.
The difference with this is probably changes in base address/cmd line and possible how it's extracted(haven't looked at it). Very awesome tool nonetheless, and is a lot more efficient that going through the process of coupling the kernel with each specific ramdisk before releasing a boot.img.
That's how it's different from your quoted "kernel".
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I understand the explanation but have to ask what rge different change. I know this will just change the kernal from the boot imiage which is great and it has the HTC synaptic drivers in the kernal but that kernal with the HTC drivers has already been implemented into the latest boot.imgs. its a cool concept and would make it easier to change just the kernal for a one shot stop when a newer kernal comes out but as of right now that's the same kernal most of the sense based roms have already implemented into them at this time. If im wrong I'm sorry.
Now with the HTC Synaptics driver included, the swipe action once the screen is on is no longer lagged. However, I notice that there is still lag from the time the power button is hit to the time the screen comes on as compared to stock where there is almost no lag. Is there some other driver or something that causes this?
Well just an update but it has been very smooth so far, 8 hours as still smooth . Great job. Screen rotation and scroll seem quicker also .
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I understand the explanation but have to ask what rge different change. I know this will just change the kernal from the boot imiage which is great and it has the HTC synaptic drivers in the kernal but that kernal with the HTC drivers has already been implemented into the latest boot.imgs. its a cool concept and would make it easier to change just the kernal for a one shot stop when a newer kernal comes out but as of right now that's the same kernal most of the sense based roms have already implemented into them at this time. If im wrong I'm sorry.
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This will just make it a lot easier instead of having multiple boot.img for different roms like in the other thread. Plus this will work on other roms not supported in the other thread. I know the kernel brings nothing new but for instance if someone wants to overclock my old ZenHero they can now do that. Or if someone just rooted their phone and installed RA or some other recovery this is all they need to over clock and still keep their stock system.
So when someone makes a new kernel they can use this and have it work on any Rom instead of just a specific Rom.
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zer0vette said:
Now with the HTC Synaptics driver included, the swipe action once the screen is one is no longer lagged. However, I notice that there is still lag from the time the power button is hit to the time the screen comes on as compared to stock where there is almost no lag. Is there some other driver or something that causes this?
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I've always wondered about this delay with the OC kernels as well.
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zenulator said:
This will just make it a lot easier instead of having multiple boot.img for different roms like in the other thread. Plus this will work on other roms not supported in the other thread. I know the kernel brings nothing new but for instance if someone wants to overclock my old ZenHero they can now do that. Or if someone just rooted their phone and installed RA or some other recovery this is all they need to over clock and still keep their stock system.
So when someone makes a new kernel they can use this and have it work on any Rom instead of just a specific Rom.
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Makes sense. I thought about it actually and it will make things easier. I used it earlier today on a boot.img I flashed first that had the ramdisk mod for battery tweak but I think was missing the HTC synaptic driver. Lag is all gone and it worked great.
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Makes sense. I thought about it actually and it will make things easier. I used it earlier today on a boot.img I flashed first that had the ramdisk mod for battery tweak but I think was missing the HTC synaptic driver. Lag is all gone and it worked great.
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It's definitely going to make it easier for me at least since I plan on doing a bunch of new kernels based on toasts and darchstars work. As well as the official HTC kernel with toasts overclock.
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It's definitely going to make it easier for me at least since I plan on doing a bunch of new kernels based on toasts and darchstars work. As well as the official HTC kernel with toasts overclock.
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Now this is what I'm talking about
I was looking for something like this. Darchstar is one helluva dev, but it seems like the only kernels in use these days are Toasts (base) then modded toast kerenels by Darchstar (which are great as well). But I'd like to see a couple of tweaks fixed in the most recent Kernel #6 such as the typo that Uroshiol mentioned that is located in the actual zImage in the DArchstar uv2 kernel 710 with freememkiller
Nice nice work ya'llz and great stuff Zen... makes the addition of new kernels a breeeeze
Wait...so there is an under volted, oc kernel available for nfinite's .6 stock rom that eliminates the menu button wake lag?? i dont like the lag but deal with it. although if there is a way to eliminate the lag, please share!!
Zen, you're definitely an unsung hero (no pun intended I swear) around these parts and I for one definitely appreciate your work. Cheers!
Please read this post through thoroughly before downloading.
This app allows you to control your CPU voltages with an easy to use interface. You can increase or decrease voltages (undervolt or overvolt) for all frequencies or fine tune voltages for each individual frequency.
! HTC DEVICES, currently only single core devices are supported !
! ROOT is Required !
! Kernel that supports HAVS or SVS voltage adjustment REQUIRED !
Get it over at http://www.incredikernel.com
IncrediControl is now also available in the market:
IncrediControl
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NOTE: The settings in the general tab are only functional in kernels that have implemented the simple sysfs interfaces for usb fast charging and audio boost. If you toggle them, its not going to break anything, but they won't work and the app may crash. If you would like your kernel dev to implement the interfaces, please direct them to these two commits:
https://github.com/Chad0989/android_kernel_common/commit/a7c21fa0391c225900f93960362535179c0cecc9
https://github.com/Chad0989/android_kernel_common/commit/41dc138bae23dc7582de72a4d9895aaa8e1f8b2d
NOTE2: It is a requirement of the HAVS adjustment that the kernel you are using has the HAVS sysfs interface implemented. If it does not, it will not work.
NOTE3: Before using, please delete any boot scripts you may have in /etc/init.d that toggle any of the settings this app controls.
Get it at http://www.incredikernel.com
Restore script - use this if you went too low and find yourself in a boot loop. Flash through recovery:
http://www.incredikernel.com/?p=229
Froyo/sense kernels modified to work with the interface:
http://chad0989.dyndns.org/mirror/toastmod-4.3.4-cfs-havs-sysfs-less-nosbc-universal-signed.zip
http://chad0989.dyndns.org/mirror/toastmod-4.3.4-cfs-havs-sysfs-more-sbc-universal-signed.zip
Is this compatible with sense?
biglilsteve said:
Is this compatible with sense?
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It should be as long as your kernel supports HAVS + sysfs. Feel free to test and provide feedback, it's greatly appreciated.
Giving it a whirl now! Been waiting for a voltmod or sense!
Won't start up on my device. I know my kernel is a HAVS kernel...not sure how to verify sysfs though...
biglilsteve said:
Won't start up on my device. I know my kernel is a HAVS kernel...not sure how to verify sysfs though...
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What kernel are you running? Unfortunately I'm not familiar with the selection of kernels for the EVO. If you kernel supports HAVS the developer should be able to easily implement the sysfs interface if he is so willing. You can direct him to the following commit which he can pull a patch from, it will have to be modified because its for the inc, but it should be fairly easily patched in:
https://github.com/Chad0989/android_kernel_common/commit/4625ffe10406626c2a3cbf31236c889395f0e9d4
If the developer doesn't want to add it in, let me know and I will pull his source, add it, and post a build that does support it for you.
Yeah, I figured being an inc developer you wouldn't be too familiar with EVO kernels. I'm using netarchy-toastmod 4.3.4. It's a HAVS sense kernel. Today the developer discontinued support for it since it is a froyo kernel and just about everyone (not me) has moved onto gingerbread...
I'm using myn's Warm TwoPointTwo RLS5 rom
Kernel thread is here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=719763&highlight=netarchy
EDIT: I forgot to say THANK YOU for offering your help and even your willingness to take a shot at adding sysfs to that kernel
Hope this wasnt taken from Vipermod...
Regardless of whether or not it was taken from Vipermod, if it works for sense then it does something Vipermod can't.
Don't get me wrong, I rock Vipermod when I'm running MIUI and love it...but we need a solution like that for sense.
This has absolutely nothing to do with vipermod. In fact I was releasing undervolt scripts before viperboy was. I just stayed incredible only for a long time.
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workin nice on aosp (cm7) SZ kern thx very convenient
biglilsteve said:
Yeah, I figured being an inc developer you wouldn't be too familiar with EVO kernels. I'm using netarchy-toastmod 4.3.4. It's a HAVS sense kernel. Today the developer discontinued support for it since it is a froyo kernel and just about everyone (not me) has moved onto gingerbread...
I'm using myn's Warm TwoPointTwo RLS5 rom
Kernel thread is here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=719763&highlight=netarchy
EDIT: I forgot to say THANK YOU for offering your help and even your willingness to take a shot at adding sysfs to that kernel
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Here you go. I'd highly recommend that you nandroid beforehand because I have no device to test it on.
http://www.incredikernel.com/wp-con.../download.php?id=netarchy_sense_havssysfs.zip
Looking forward to trying this out when we get a gb kernel tossed our way.
androidsupra said:
Looking forward to trying this out when we get a gb kernel tossed our way.
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Shouldn't need one. As far as I can tell, there are gb kernels with havs and sysfs for the evo already.
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chad0989 said:
Here you go. I'd highly recommend that you nandroid beforehand because I have no device to test it on.
http://www.incredikernel.com/wp-con.../download.php?id=netarchy_sense_havssysfs.zip
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I tried flashing this (I also run netarchy's latest) sent me into bootloops. I didn't nandroid back but I did have to reflash my kernel to get it to boot up. When I open the app all I get is a black screen. Hope this helps.
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mrcrptguy said:
I tried flashing this (I also run netarchy's latest) sent me into bootloops. I didn't nandroid back but I did have to reflash my kernel to get it to boot up. When I open the app all I get is a black screen. Hope this helps.
Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk
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Try this one:
http://chad0989.dyndns.org/mirror/netarchy_sense_havssysfs-2.zip
FYI on Sense: This probably won't work with 2.3.3 [Gingerbread] *YET* for the following reason:
No source from HTC. No HAVS kernels yet. Known fact that kernels for 2.2 [Froyo] won't work (or don't work well) with 2.3.3 [Gingerbread].
github said:
FYI on Sense: This probably won't work with 2.3.3 [Gingerbread] *YET* for the following reason:
No source from HTC. No HAVS kernels yet. Known fact that kernels for 2.2 [Froyo] won't work (or don't work well) with 2.3.3 [Gingerbread].
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That's how it is with the inc as well. So at least everyone is on the same page there.
chad0989 said:
Try this one:
http://chad0989.dyndns.org/mirror/netarchy_sense_havssysfs-2.zip
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Fantastic! This kernel boots and the app runs on myn's Warm TwoPointTwo!
I wish I were more specific on which variant of the kernel I am using:
netarchy-toastmod 4.3.4. cfs havs more sbc
Are you able to implement the sysfs on that variant?
Another question...after setting the voltages, is there a way to actually verify the new voltages have been taken?
biglilsteve said:
Fantastic! This kernel boots and the app runs on myn's Warm TwoPointTwo!
I wish I were more specific on which variant of the kernel I am using:
netarchy-toastmod 4.3.4. cfs havs more sbc
Are you able to implement the sysfs on that variant?
Another question...after setting the voltages, is there a way to actually verify the new voltages have been taken?
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Open a terminal and type:
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/vdd_levels_havs
Alternatively you can just open and then close the app, when the app opens it reads the current voltages and displays them. So if the voltages remain at what you set them too, they took.
Also if you could confirm that the sysfs interface is definitely working for me that would be great. To do this I would like you to set the min and max voltage for whatever max frequency you use to something low and definitely unstable, lets say 1000, click apply (make sure set on boot is unchecked) and load your phone (open a game or something). It should lock up and/or reboot pretty quickly. If it doesn't lock, then the voltages might not actually be being set. In this case, let me know.
I used the most vanilla variant of the kernel, havs, nosbc, if you confirm it working I'll build an sbc version.
Is there someone that can make a custom kernel for GB starting from Samsung sources?
For custom I mean with OC and configurable voltage and built with optimized toolchains.
I know this take time and GB is outdated, but I'll like to have a clean optimized and stable kernel to apply tweks on init.d
I've tried to do it by myself reading guides and using the tools I've find on XDA but without success. (I'm a mess).
hiej said:
Is there someone that can make a custom kernel for GB starting from Samsung sources?
For custom I mean with OC and configurable voltage and built with optimized toolchains.
I know this take time and GB is outdated, but I'll like to have a clean optimized and stable kernel to apply tweks on init.d
I've tried to do it by myself reading guides and using the tools I've find on XDA but without success. (I'm a mess).
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why you don't use brood kernel ?
you may ask Markey97 to do this , he had a ginger kernel before I think :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=4926193
alireza7991 said:
why you don't use brood kernel ?
you may ask Markey97 to do this , he had a ginger kernel before I think :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=4926193
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broodkernel is good but there's no voltage control.
I can't get init.d scripts to work with cataclysm rom. They simply do nothing. Permissions are correct, I double checked everything. What is going wrong?
Does the kernel have init.d support?
rootSU said:
Does the kernel have init.d support?
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Yes, it is latest franco kernel. I think something may have gone wrong with the rom itself, but I have no idea what it might be. Perhaps busybox got borked from updating it over the playstore?
Have they ever worked on the ROM?
How does the ROM call root? Some ROMs call root via init.d - I'm not sure in this case if init.d scripts that run before that are causing an issue.
You can crate init.d scripts that don't require root. Thinks like:
Code:
echo "hello" > /sdcard/hello.txt
And check they can do that.
As for specifics, I'm not familiar with the rom or kernel.
That doesn't work either. The roms FAQ says that init.d support would rely on kernel. So I guess it should be able to do it. Strange.
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That doesn't work either. The roms FAQ says that init.d support would rely on kernel. So I guess it should be able to do it. Strange.
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And franco definitely has support? I only ask cause I cant see any feature list for it.
rootSU said:
And franco definitely has support? I only ask cause I cant see any feature list for it.
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Yep, for sure! They are even sharing some scripts in the thread
You probably need a helper app as Cataclysm is pretty much stock rom. Just with some added extras
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