[Q] [?] Kernel versions... - Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

So I am a bit curious, can anyone knowledgeable of the situation explain the difference between
Eee_PAD_TF101_Kernel_Code_8_6_6_10.rar
and
Eee_PAD_TF101_Kernel_Code_8_6_5_13.rar (this being non-existant at the moment, and released later)
Or is the 6.10 version only different because it was meant for the TF101G?
Just curious is all...

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I have a Galaxy S2 which seems to share the same chipset as the GT 7+.
I've just ordered a tab7+ and as there is a massive amount of roms available for the S2, including ICS. Would the binaries for the S2 help make an ICS rom for the GT7+?
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Kernel source? Due to being 2.6.36.x, the Honeycomb source base for your kernels has differences from the S2 codebase - so a lot of stuff can't be directly applied, but a competent developer (you have one with garyd9) can apply the "concepts" in many cases.
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Entropy512 said:
Kernel source? Due to being 2.6.36.x, the Honeycomb source base for your kernels has differences from the S2 codebase - so a lot of stuff can't be directly applied, but a competent developer (you have one with garyd9) can apply the "concepts" in many cases.
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