Hello Everybody!
So, this is some kernel code that I ported over from the lovely Jugs0.3 kernel and Synergy kernel for T-Mobile SGS II, applied to our fancy pants Skyrocket. The codebase has been brought nearly up to parity with codeaurora msm kernel and I have also patched out several buggeroonskis.
It's tested by myself and the awesome guys in irc.irondust.net #skyrocket, thanks fellers!
This version has OC support to 1.863GHz and 1.6v, with BFQ, UV/OC support, init.d support, BLN support, compiler optimizations, and insecure (for adb root access)
It is packaged as a CWM zip for the easy flashing.
Thanks to the awesomeness known as k0nane for hosting!
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0.42 Download
AT&T 0.42
Rogers 0.42
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Overclock/Voltage script (Flashable CWM zips)
1.72GHz
1.78GHz
1.83GHz
[size=+3]Original Kernels and stock files to restore from CWM[/size]
AT&T: Original Kernel/init.qcom.rc/lights.msm8660.so CWM zip
Rogers: Original Kernel/init.qcom.rc/lights.msm8660.so CWM zip
NOTE: 1.78GHz is about all I can run stable, and running with 192MHz active seems to cause SoD for me. Careful with undervolting. A few people have reported filesystem corruption resulting in force closes every bootup when volts are too low, resulting in the need to flash the original recovery.img (CWM will not fix it), and wipe data/cache to restore phone.
Old Versions said:
AT&T 0.41 (Mirror)
Rogers 0.41 (Mirror)
AT&T 0.4 (Mirror)
Rogers 0.4 (Mirror)
AT&T 0.3: AT&T Kernel 0.3
Rogers 0.3: Rogers Kernel 0.3
AT&T Kernel 0.3-pre2
Rogers Kernel 0.3-pre2
AT&T 0.2 kernel (no rogers release for 0.2)
dag-sgh-i727-183ghz-initd-unsecure-kernel-0.1.zip
dag-sgh-i727-183ghz-1325v-initd-unsecure-kernel-0.1.zip
dag-sgh-i727-178ghz-initd-unsecure-kernel-0.1.zip
dag-sgh-i727-172ghz-initd-unsecure-kernel-0.1.zip
dag-sgh-i727-167ghz-initd-unsecure-kernel-0.1.zip
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As it is using the same OC/UV codebase as t-mobile sgs ii, the same tools apply to adjusting OC/UV: 1,2,(guide to creating voltage control scripts)
Changelog:
0.42
- New sysfs interface allowing tweaking of voltages and frequencies beyond CPU: L2 Frequency, sys_vdd, vdd_dig, vdd_mem, L2 <---> CPU frequency mapping
0.41
- Fixed a crash with video playback in 0.4
0.4
- Merge to codeaurora msm kernel, bringing in a few months worth of patches
- Multiple optimizations to audio/video encoding/decoding path
- Fixed CPU1 locking at lower speeds
- AAC Multi-Channel/Dual-Mono audio decoding support
- Added lower 3D GPU step for power saving on less demanding 3d apps
- Multiple power saving features
- Tons of debug code removed
- Compressed with xz for a smaller kernel
- Reduced latency for CPU1 hotplug for faster bringup/shutdown
- Scheduling improvements, ARM SMP Ticketing
0.3
- re-built from rogers source, with OC/UV code from romanbb/faux123/mr.x
- ondemand, interactive, userspace, performance, conservative, lagfree, smartassV2 governors
- Deeper sleep state enabled and lowest stepping reduced to 54MHz - should improve battery life vs. stock kernel (may be offset by GPU OC)
- 25mV undervolt across the board
- bus speeds/volts reduced slightly for stability
- GPU overclock 30mhz on 3d core and 10mhz on 2d core
- Autoscheduling implemented
- 1.83GHz step currently not working, seems to be related to GPU overclock and over-current protection. Setting 1.83GHz step causes weirdness like one core locking to 900mhz while the other core reports 1.83 and is really running 1.78. Stick to 1.78 max for now.
- USB OTG support is enabled - I have no devices/cables to test this functionality, please report!
0.2
Merged in some parts of Synergy kernel
Set to no OC/UV by default, use System Tuner or similar to apply OC/UV
BFQ Scheduler
lagfree/ondemand[X]/interactive[X]/performance/smartassV2 governors (default ondemand)
384mhz minimum by default (192 may cause problems)
BLN (use bln control app from market to activate and control)
Shut down issue fixed
Bootanimation reverted to samsung for the mo (weirdness with /system/bin/bootanimation?)
0.1
First Release, based on romanbb's jugs kernel
Source located here:
https://github.com/dagnarf/dagkernel
The obligatory screenshots:
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I'm k0nane, and I approve this message. Shouts to #skyrocket and the Hit Squad.
here are some proof
Here are some screen shots of the new Kernel running
Have fun guys. You guys will definitely feel a difference on your Skyrocket
Runs well, had to slightly declock to 1780 to run benchmarks without the phone rebooting itself.
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Same here. Just as the T-Mobile was unstable at 1.8, so is this but my gosh, it is fast!! Thank you for the port.
Da_G said:
First version here has OC support to [email protected], with UV support, init.d support, boot anim support, compiler optimizations, and insecure (for adb root access)
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Since this is a port from Jugs does it support BLN also?
Girn said:
Runs well, had to slightly declock to 1780 to run benchmarks without the phone rebooting itself.
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So, what are the benchmarks at? Will be flashing soon.
Gr8Danes said:
So, what are the benchmarks at? Will be flashing soon.
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wanna say in the 4100's high side really nice
any of you folks running this with the skystocketeer ROM? thanks for the feedback
Running with SkySTOCKeteer (although I may have to go back until the Clock is brought back 0.o)
At 1.72ghz
Out of 5 runs
My highest quadrant 4400
Lowest Quadrant 3680
AnTuTu 6608 (best of 3 runs)
Is anyone having any issues with downloading content from the Market (non WiFi)?
No problem with Market via data here.
Which clock is out? Crawl. I use this as more of a daily driver than an experimental devoted device
2.5 yr old will def change it up for ya
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I have no clock app, at all. (the normal Android Clock app is gone) with SkySTOCKeteer
crawlgsx said:
I have no clock app, at all. (the normal Android Clock app is gone) with SkySTOCKeteer
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So no statusbar clock?
If answer is no - same reason for me to hold off until development passes the stock hashmark?
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jcvancleve said:
So no statusbar clock?
If answer is no - same reason for me to hold off until development passes the stock hashmark?
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The Statusbar clock is there, the lockscreen clock is there, there is no clock APP.
You fellas an your fancy clocks..
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Just installed the kernel.
Booted up.
Waited a couple minutes.
Then kicked off AnTuTu.
About ten seconds later, the phone rebooted.
It's cycling.
Rebooting over and over.
Gets to the lock screen and a few seconds later it reboots.
Over and over. lol
Only other mod is the T-Mobile BeastMod ROM using r34p3rex's method for running TMO ROM's on the Skyrocket.
I'm guessing this kernel is conflicting with that somehow.
CZ Eddie said:
Just installed the kernel.
Booted up.
Waited a couple minutes.
Then kicked off AnTuTu.
About ten seconds later, the phone rebooted.
It's cycling.
Rebooting over and over.
Gets to the lock screen and a few seconds later it reboots.
Over and over. lol
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Did you install something to change the clock? It does not like 1.8ghz, clock it down to 1.78/1.72 and try again.
Though it may not like the Tmobile stuff too, not sure.
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Introducing the Mason kernel.
This started as a project to bring sbc to the supersonic ICS aokp rom. However I decided to go ahead and move forward with moving over some of the fine work that is going on for the Nexus line and bring it over to our beloved evo4g. I want to stress that to my knowledge the things that will be included beyond what is in tiamat/CM9 proper are not very well tested on our platform.
The overwhelming goal is to bring performance and stability improvements to the supersonic platform. The original idea, had a little less scope. I have now broadened its scope to include ICS, GB, and even Sense soon. The project will actually breed a whole line of kernels built for the supersonic with the needs of it's community in mind. Let's breathe some new life into our platform.
Thanks to the evervolv team without which we wouldn't have ICS on the supersonic at the moment.
Kernel Features:
CPU Frequency governors: conservative, ondemand, ondemandX, interactive, interactiveX, smartass, smartassV2, intellidemand, SavagedZen, minmax, lulzactive, lazy, lagfree, userspace, powersave, Lionheart, brazillianwax
I/O Schedulers: deadline (flash optimized), vr, noop, cfq, bfq, sio
HAVS, KSM (I series), Ext2/3/4, NTFS
Variants:
nosbc - Standard kernel without sbc
sbc - Smart Battery Control
hwa - Hardware Acceleration
fso - File synchronization off
Note on FSO:
I provide this without any warranty at all (not that I do with anything else). Yes, fso makes things faster, it's for the speed hungry among you, however there is the potential, however slight that you can get corrupted data on a crash. Do not run this without a proper nand, it's just a bad idea. I haven't personally had any issues, but that doesn't mean that in theory it can't happen. It's a very strong possibility however slight it might be. The price you pay for speed I suppose.
Note on SBC:
There are some out there who find sbc and unholy abomination. Though again I have not experienced issues personally, there are some out there that claim that it can damage your battery, particularly the lifetime of the battery. There is data to support both sides of this argument, and I'm not here to go over all that. But be warned that it may cause some battery issues, and take care that you are both advised of the risks and willing to take them for some extra juice.
TODO:
Code:
* Slated for v0.15/6 sense variant. Yeah you heard me, all your kernels r belong to us.
* Slated for v0.15 Various performance optimizations relating to RCU and power consumption.
* Slated for v0.15 2 more governors.
* Slated for v0.15 Backport of cpufreq from linux 3.0.y.
* Slated for v0.2 Merging of the lines to give us one base kernel instead of 2.
* Slated for v0.3 Linux v3.x.x Lot of work to be done here. Lots of 3.x.x code already being back ported.
Instructions:
Apply with your custom recovery. Amen Ra Style Recovery 3.11 recommended (But not required).
Changelog:
Code:
v0.14 - Feature/Maintenance -
* Added brazillianwax cpufreq governor
* HWA support in the form of variant
* Tweaks to RCU
* Additional tweaks to I/O
* SLQB
* KSM
* FSO
v0.12 - Feature release - Catching us up with the nexus lines set of options.
* Added ondemandX cpufreq governor
* Added interactiveX cpufreq governor
* Added minmax cpufreq governor
* Added SavagedZen cpufreq governor
* Added Lionheart cpufreq governer
* Added intellidemand cpufreq governer
* Deadline tuned for better performance with regard to flash based memory
* Minor code cleanup
v0.10 - Initial release -
* Moved away from the default config and excluded some things that are really only suited for testing reducing overhead.
* Added Lazy cpufreq governor
* Added lulzactive cpufreq governor
* Added ondemand cpufreq governor
* Added ext2 support
* Added ext3 support
* Added ntfs support
* Enabled SBC.
Current Builds:
Mason G series:
Suitable for non hardware accelerated roms, including gingerbread AOSP roms. Works on things like Decks GB 1.3d, and AOKP ICS.
G - v0.14 sbc Mirror 1 (Mediafire) MD5 74da6e014bcdae9db3dd4e80463736c4
G - v0.14 sbc fso Mirror 1 (Mediafire) MD5 e5234c781f2570f81c54e051021bc106
G - v0.14 nosbc fso Mirror 1 (Mediafire) MD5 8c5bc95fd33afd550a53791ab3fa3f8e
Mason I series:
Suitable for hardware accelerated ICS roms. Latest Evervolv preview builds and decks prebetas.
I - v0.14 sbc Mirror 1 (Mediafire) MD5 78de4224872ca118f671832f2d2359ed
I - v0.14 nonsbc Mirror 1 (Mediafire) MD5 991741161bbf03468d5c66e8f97390f2
I - v0.14 sbc fso Mirror 1 (Mediafire) MD5 97b47a4624b3eb714fb2e05350e485c2
I - v0.14 nonsbc fso Mirror 1 (Mediafire) MD5 9bc6d5e59b92c4943959f66778fe3781
Mason S series:
Suitable for gingerbread sense roms.
(Comming soon)
Legacy versions:
Only tested functional on non hardware accelerated roms such as AOKP and Decks GB 1.3d, considered G series Mason.
G - v0.12 sbc - Mirror 1 (dev-host) Mirror 2 (mediafire)
G - v0.12 nosbc - Mirror 1 (dev-host) Mirror 2 (mediafire)
G - v0.10 sbc - Mirror 1 (dev-host) Mirror 2 (mediafire)
Credits:
Code:
preludedrew for the supersonic device tree that makes every supersonic ICS go.
drewis for so much kernel work it's literally amazing.
caynairb for such a great base for which us that are playing with the supersonic kernel have to work with.
cyanogenmod team for kernel tree and all their hard work.
franciscofranco, faux123 for lots of things kernel related.
Knzo, Tegrak, Ezekeel, jsseidel, Erasmux, imoseyon, Mike Chan, Venkatesh Pallipadi, Alexey Starikovskiy, for governor work.
ngh55 for logo love.
This list could go on forever.
My Blog. My GitHub.
Side note:
I will try my hardest to maintain both this and the rootzwiki thread as time allows. That said let's keep the discussion pleasant and on the topic of bugs and features supersonic users would like to see either quashed or provided respectively. I feel bad for slightly hijacking the aokp and other ICS threads so lets move the kernel relevant conversation here.
Useful bug reporting:
* Include the Rom you are running.
* Include the kernel version you are running.
* Include any custom settings you have changed cpu governor/io scheduler/cpufreq scale etc.
* Include any tweak scripts you may be running.
* Include any voltage changes you might be running.
* Include what you expected to happen.
* Include what really happened.
* Include if you can reproduce the bug at will.
* Include logcat and/or any other logging mechanisms you might have available. OS Monitor is a fine choice.
* Include screenshots if possible/applicable.
Be as detailed as possible. Good bug reporting is a great way to add to the community, even if you aren't a developer, this is a excellent way to give back.
One more to be safe.
Thanks atyoung, been following on rootzwiki. Glad to have your thread here as well
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Any thoughts on ICS Sense kernel just in case cause theres ruu leaks so we might need one.
thanks man!!!
.Elite_The_King. said:
Any thoughts on ICS Sense kernel just in case cause theres ruu leaks so we might need one.
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HTC Primo leak is out(HTC one V) sense 4.0 with 1ghz 512mb of ram WVGA
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.Elite_The_King. said:
Any thoughts on ICS Sense kernel just in case cause theres ruu leaks so we might need one.
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Ruu leaks alone won't be very helpful to kernel devs, we need code with which to play with. That said if/when sense kernel code hits for the supersonic, I will evaluate making a parrallel Mason for that. Most of my currently planned changes aren't are not specific enough to ASOP to prevent it.
I say most because there are a few things that I know for sure won't make it in without more hacking than I'm willing to do for sense atm.
Make no mistake, I'm a asop fanboy.
Would this be the same kernel you posted a day or two ago? I'm lovin it, the sbc helps a bunch
Any chance of getting a bfs version or r we sticking with cfq for now on.
checkawrz said:
Would this be the same kernel you posted a day or two ago? I'm lovin it, the sbc helps a bunch
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No though it did provide a base, of sorts.
Papa Smurf151 said:
Any chance of getting a bfq version or r we sticking with cfs for now on.
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As far as I know bfq is supported in this kernel as is any number of other I/O govs. Check whatever you're using to switch them and see if it's a option. The bfq code needs some updating though, which I'll address at a later date.
I recommend deadline on the supersonic, particularly after my next version drops which has some improvements for deadline used with flash memory.
Good job...
SBC on sense is kicking my butt so far...
Can I ask how you came about the name for the kernel, just idle curiosity...
evo4gnoob said:
HTC Primo leak is out(HTC one V) sense 4.0 with 1ghz 512mb of ram WVGA
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Yeah its actually the (HTC One S) broke it down. and its 1Ghz ram
atyoung said:
No though it did provide a base, of sorts.
As far as I know bfq is supported in this kernel as is any number of other I/O govs. Check whatever you're using to switch them and see if it's a option. The bfq code needs some updating though, which I'll address at a later date.
I recommend deadline on the supersonic, particularly after my next version drops which his some improvements for deadline used with flash memory.
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I'll make sure I add that option to change it in my script for all to enjoy
Papa Smurf151 said:
I'll make sure I add that option to change it in my script for all to enjoy
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Right on, side note: just about anything that is tiamat based which is anything ics for the supersonic right now is going to have deadline. Maybe not the version that's going to drop in the am, but some type of deadline.
running good so far, better then the tiamat sbc kernel just released yesterday, as in a lot less lag
Quick Question.
I'm one of the lucky few in a 4G coverage area. I tether a lot bc I'm broke and can't afford wifi. Any progress on getting Wimax 4G working?
Master_Ellis said:
I'm one of the lucky few in a 4G coverage area. I tether a lot bc I'm broke and can't afford wifi. Any progress on getting Wimax 4G working?
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I wouldn't hold my breath.
Master_Ellis said:
I'm one of the lucky few in a 4G coverage area. I tether a lot bc I'm broke and can't afford wifi. Any progress on getting Wimax 4G working?
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Just flash a ROM with working 4G.
~ I'm a fungi
Master_Ellis said:
I'm one of the lucky few in a 4G coverage area. I tether a lot bc I'm broke and can't afford wifi. Any progress on getting Wimax 4G working?
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Not.....gonna.....happen.......
Maybe in a galaxy far, far, away. But not in this light year.
Thanks atyoung.
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Please try shadow, samurai, and stock kernels also for a bit to see what one you like best! Don't choose a kernel because everyone else likes it or because it has a long feature list and fancy new shiny things.
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This is a kernel, not a full ROM... please use AOKP, MIUI4, or CM9 with this...
Atarashii - New/Fresh - This kernel was made to revolutionize what all of the current 'normal' Epic kernels have. I have added in tweaks and mods that were never before seen on the Epic, long forgotten, and from other devices such as the Nexus S and i9000.
Hopefully (probably) most other kernel developers will implement these new features and help keep the Epic current.
I prefer that you use NSTools to overclock and undervolt and do other tweaks. It is more featured than Voltage Control and this kernel supports it better. Voltage Control works fine too but I recommend uninstalling all cpu tools you have and installing NSTools.
I am not responsible to ANYTHING that happens to you or your phone as a result of using this kernel. Most things in this are experimental to a point but have been tested and confirmed safe.
Some of these features have NEVER been used before on the Epic, so don't expect everything that you are used to. Things can and will be different than usual.
Feature List
Voodoo Sound v10 by Supercurio
Voodoo Color by Supercurio
Optimized compiler flags by netarchy and Ezekeel
Live OC (on the fly bus overclock) by Ezekeel (Use NSTools app, not voltage control)
Custom Undervolt by Ezekeel (Use NSTools app, not voltage control)
Misc. bugfixes
Battery Life eXtender (BLX) v1 by Ezekeel
OS tools compiled with O3
Swappiness set to 10 from 60 (Rodderik)
Voodoo mDNIe (keeps text sharp and backgrounds don't look like crap)
Defconfig tweaks
Overclocking (no need for enabling crap in Voltage Control)
Undervolting both via Voltage Control and NSTools (Ezekeel & nubecoder)
Tweaked ondemand
Tweaked conservative
Optimized SIO
Optimized deadline
Added TINY_PREEMPT_RCU
Added optimized CRC32 algorithm
Optimized ARM RWSEM algorithm
JHash 3
Added SLQB memory allocator
Add 3 Button Reboot
Increase default readahead to 1024kB
Voodoo Color defaults that do not suck
Allow CPU-supported unaligned accesses
Some SD/MMC tweaks (might reduce wakelocks)
mDNIe is enabled but tweaked to look good
Swag
Major thanks
Ezekeel
Team Glitch
Epiccm team
bbelos
nubecoder
nullghost
rodderik
supercurio
Aprosamurai
thomasskull666
Many many others
Source
https://github.com/marcusant/Atarashii
Download
v5 w/ Voodoo: http://marcusant.com/nyankernel/epic/nyan_v5_perm.zip
a0e5cca4fdc856c4468f8188e5d0c871
v5 w/o Voodoo: http://marcusant.com/nyankernel/epic/nyan_v5_perm_noVoodoo.zip
ce52381883c180a09aefb2e3e427e730
Replace TWRP with CWM (flash within TWRP with inject off): http://marcusant.com/android/epic/restore-cwm.zip
Changelog
v5 WiP
-Update to beta3 of cm9
-Change DVFS relayed things
-Cypress touch key fixes
-Update to kernel 2.35.13 (still listed as .7)
-Switch to git SHA1
-Add boot progress bar
-Switch to crespo mdnie
-Reduce log buffer size
-Battery updates from infuse
-KSM
-ULP_FREQ lowered to 400mhz
-Sysfs control for capacitive lights
-Glibc versions of string and memcopy
-Add proportional rate reduction
-Fix Google Maps
-Increase USB strength
-More
v4.1
-Fix green flashing to some extent
v4.2
-Add TWRP (may go back to CWM) (Dees-Troy)
v4.3
-Add some misc stuff
-Switched to voodoo color settings from bbelos
-Fixed some sleeping stuff and 100mhz (mkasick)
-Increase USB strength
-Add sysfs control for softkeys (bbelos)
-Update to current beta3 of CM9 (still works on AOKP and older CM9 builds)
-Fixed GMaps
WOW finally 1st on a post!
And what a post to be FIRST on...Thank a ton marcusant! DL'ing NOW
Very interesting, I'll definitely be looking over your code tomorrow morning while I'm at the doctor's office lol. Good work my friend, this is definitely another big step forward for the Epic!
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Nice Marcus!
All these new tweaks really got me curious!
I'm gna flash it and see how my phone likes it.
Pretty excited to try this kernel out
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thomasskull666 said:
Very interesting, I'll definitely be looking over your code tomorrow morning while I'm at the doctor's office lol. Good work my friend, this is definitely another big step forward for the Epic!
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I used some of your old things for voodoo (needed to be added to a new file and changed a bit) so thanks!
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OP cleaned up a bit.
downloading
hey so im anoob at this at uv and oc
whats the purpose of these two?
Thanks! DL'n Now!
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diablo311 said:
downloading
hey so im anoob at this at uv and oc
whats the purpose of these two?
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UV to save battery!
OC to make your phone snappy!
downloaded and flashed.
booting up .......
ummmm one more thing tho
how wud i set up the uv to save battery? im sorry i know its off topic but i just thought about asking this sorry,...
One of the first, flashing it now, thanks!!
Flashed and running on B31. Looking good so far Marcus. Any type of behavior we should be looking out for due to some of these "new/old" tweaks?
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One of the clear changes is that the whole color scheme appears a little bluish. It's not bad, but is there a way to revert back to natural colors? Thanks!
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incisivekeith said:
One of the clear changes is that the whole color scheme appears a little bluish. It's not bad, but is there a way to revert back to natural colors? Thanks!
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I'm going to change that but for now you can just change it in the "voodoo sound" app under samoled
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marcusant said:
I'm going to change that but for now you can just change it in the "voodoo sound" app under samoled
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Actually I'm liking the change in the color scheme - I was just wondering how to revert back if needed.
Another thing I noticed is that while scrolling in XDA threads it stutters. It might be just me but still wanted to point out.
As someone asked it would be really nice to know what kind of good changes we should expect from this kernel. It looks good.
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MD5?
Not the worst thing in the world but for about the last 4 seconds of boot and then until my sd card has been scanned, everything has a heavy green overlay.
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Also NSTool won't let me set battery charge to above 96%. Not sure if that is relevant to the kernel or if that is an app "feature" though.
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marcusant said:
How to overclock
Download NSTools from the market
Go to the CPU tab
Set the max frequency to what you want
Liveoc is really buggy and I need to talk to thomasskull about some RAM things to make sure I do not brick anybody. For now, do not mess with liveoc and keep it at 100%.
How to undervolt
Download Voltage Control (this is also possible via nstools)
Slide to the voltages tab
Click on a frequency
Slide the slider to change UV value and apply
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So we should have both nstools and vc installed and running at the same time if Iwant to oc and uv? What kind of downside to the kernel if I want to use vc for both ocing and uving? *
riotkid976 said:
Not the worst thing in the world but for about the last 4 seconds of boot and then until my sd card has been scanned, everything has a heavy green overlay.
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I just noticed that when I unlock my phone there is a green film covering the screen for a fraction of a second.
It seems my Epic can't handle 1.4 GHz speed as it hangs and restarts, so I am decreasing the clock speed. Does anyone have issues like me at 1.4?
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Olá mundo!
Long time lurker here on XDA. This is my initial attempt on a ROM I originally built for personal use. I ended up enjoying the final product so much that I have decided to share it with the rest of you here on XDA.
Key features:
Built based on Entropy's latest build as of 06/27/12 - Thank you Entropy for your insight and words of wisdom.
OC/UV 1.6 ghz Kernel based on Entropy's/JT1134/bedwas source tree and netarchy/LinuxBozo CM7 code. Thank you Entropy, JT1134, netarchy, bedwa, and anyone else I might have missed.
A few add-ons from SGSIII leaked firmware (Launcher + Wallpaper + *more to come*) Thank you froilson for Launcher MOD.
Voodoo Sound and Screen - Thank you Supercurio, you are a true inspiration to me.
Voltage Control OC/UV - Thank you darek.xan
Work in progress:
Core base stability, specially on kernel frequency code.
Full tutorial for building both base and kernel from source on Ubuntu 12.04.
Recruit testers/helpers. Could use major assistance all around.
*Section bellow shamelessly borrowed from Entropy's original [Firmware][ICS]UNOFFICIAL CM9 post - ALL CREDIT GOES TO HIM as stated previously*
What works:
Calls
GPS
Sound
Video playback
What is not working:
TV Output - MHL
Partially working:
Camera (flash is flaky - if it's not working, change its settings in the Camera app and it may start working)
Car dock audio (possibly desk dock too, untested) - Some issues with ringtone playback when docked - This is native dock audio, not using the Car Dock Redirector app workaround. Thanks go to StevenHarperUK of the GT-I9100 community for reworking CM9's dock audio code to permit this to work.
Wifi - It frequently loses connection when the device is asleep. Most likely needs some SDHCI driver tweaks to match the N7000 wifi driver.
Wifi Direct - A little glitchy but mostly working with I777/N7000. Won't talk to a P7510 (Tab 10.1) though.
Bluetooth - A2DP (music) and SCO (call audio) now works. However BT power management (LPM) is currently disabled, so BT may eat your battery when on.
Known issues:
SetCPU seems to be unable to set the minimum frequency to 100 MHz.
Facebook contact sync has been blocked by Google in ICS - this is universal to ICS on all devices I'm aware of. Facebook got what they deserved here.
Installation instructions-from a Gingerbread firmware with "red CWM":
Place this release and an ICS gapps release on your SD card.
Flash this ZIP in CWM
Reboot - you will get stuck at the Samsung screen
Reboot to recovery again using the three-finger salute - hold down VolUp+VolDn+Power until the device reboots, release Power after the reboot, continue holding VolUp+VolDn
Go to Mounts and Storage and format: system, data, cache
Flash this ZIP a second time, then flash gapps
Reboot and enjoy
Download:
http://d-h.st/uy6- 6/29/2012 build
http://d-h.st/BwP- 6/28/2012 build
http://d-h.st/Fei - 6/22/2012 build
Down - 6/14/2012 build
http://d-h.st/vHo - 6/08/2012 build
http://d-h.st/31Z - 6/07/2012 build
http://d-h.st/uEh - 6/04/2012 build Thanks to Bigjoe2679
"Beta" Galaxy S3 pack by smalldookie - http://www.mrmad.net/samsung-addon-packet-cm9-i9000-im-sgs3-look-2105
Screenshot from Galaxy S3 Pack - Thank you MG2195
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About me: I am a broke college student, and English is my secondary language.
Please hit "Thanks" if you enjoyed my work or feel free to donate to my college fund by clicking on the can below!
Anyone I have forgotten to mention feel free to drop me a note and I will update the OP accordingly. Thank You everyone at XDA and may god bless you all!
Change Log
06/29/12
Updated ROM base to Entropy's latest source changes for proper camera Auto Flash.
Removed all traces of SGS3.
06/28/12
Updated ROM base to Entropy's 06/27/12 build to reflect changes to BT stack. *See Entropy's thread for more information.
Removed TouchWiz until more stable release.
Removed default CM9 Wallpaper Apk, added SG3 Apk.
06/22/12
Updated ROM base to Entropy's 06/20/12 build - Bluetooth support brought up to CM7 levels (Audio is still broken), Wifi Direct support and other misc CM9 upstream changes. *See Entropy's cm9 thread for more details. Thank you Entropy.*
Added Trebuchet as optional launcher in addition to GS3 TouchWiz.
Experimental newly compiled kernel 16-14-12-8-4-2-1 frequency.
Kernel changes - Reverted BFQ scheduler and UV frequency. Added test Kernel patch. *Need Feedback*
06/14/12
Experimental newly compiled kernel same 16-14-12-8-4-2-1 frequency- Cleaned up code on UV a bit and 100mhz now set to 900mV.
Added BFQ kernel scheduler - BFQ now added as an option, snappier performance overall (or placebo?) *Need more feedback.*
6/08/12
Added experimental new kernel - OC 1.4 - 1.6ghz and tweaked charging freq scaling to match new code. (Use it at your own risk)
Reverted GPU OC as it did not seem to improve performance.
Added Beta ADD ON Galaxy S3 Pack - Thank you smalldookie and be sure to support the developer. Follow his work here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667051
6/07/12
Added preliminary code for OC 1.6ghz based on bedwa's infused kernel source tree. (Experimental and use it at your own risk, but it should be stable. It passed battery of tests including Quadrant and CPU stress test. After 20 runs, no crashes to date. *Need more testers and Feedback. - Thank you bedwa
Added SGS3 Wallpaper APK app including stock wallpapers.
6/03/12:
Initial release
OC/UV 1400 ghz Kernel based on Entropy's/JT1134 work source tree and netarchy/LinuxBozo CM7 code.
A few add-ons from SGSIII leaked firmware (Launcher + Wallpaper + *more to come*)
Voodoo Sound and Screen
Voltage Control OC/UV -
FAQ
MMS Does not seem to function properly?
Change your apn mms proxy to : 66.209.11.32
(Thank you Dapk1nmasta for the tip.)
Reserved for tutorial.
Nice, bro. First.
Nice work, jblparisi. I know you've been putting a lot of time into this.
Let me be the first to say thank you.
vietux said:
Nice, bro. First.
Nice work, jblparisi. I know you've been putting a lot of time into this.
Let me be the first to say thank you.
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Right back to you. Thanks!
I'll be trying this out. Been wanting OC. Nice work!
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dustinhayes93 said:
Not trying to sound like a d*** but may wanna give credit of that stuff ya copy from entropy's thread. Its bassicly word from word. LOL. But ill be trying this out. Been wanting OC. Nice work!
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I had already done that from the beginning. All credit goes to him as I have already stated before. Without his words It would have took me months to catch to the level I am currently working on. I wish I was half the developer these guys are, honestly.
Welcome to the neighborhood!
NunHugger said:
Welcome to the neighborhood!
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Thank you - Obrigado!
thank you jb i will to test it right now
karlozgck said:
thank you jb i will to test it right now
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Thanks.
I am considering reverting back to Zeam launcher. Seems like a better match for the outdated hardware on the Infuse.
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jblparisi said:
Thanks.
I am considering reverting back to Zeam launcher. Seems like a better match for the outdated hardware on the Infuse.
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Outdated... No.
Other than that glad to see another dev around.. Keep up the good work man.
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Makes me wish I understood UV or at least what settings to use! Running good so far anyway
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jblparisi said:
Thanks.
I am considering reverting back to Zeam launcher. Seems like a better match for the outdated hardware on the Infuse.
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I'm not a big fan of zeam launcher as it has a home button on the app drawer. Holo launcher is pretty snapy and apex is fast too
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joe3681 said:
Makes me wish I understood UV or at least what settings to use! Running good so far anyway
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My settings are:
1200mhz-1100mv
800mhz-1000mv
400mhz- 850mv
200mhz- 775mv
100mhz- 775mv
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Any feedback on this yet? Hows she running? Hows the overclocking work? Anything?
Can someone post the kernel by its self?
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goobieracing said:
Can someone post the kernel by its self?
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I could... or you could just extract it off the ROM yourself, but what would be the purpose of that? It will likely not work on any other CM9 based ROM unless it is based on Entropy's 05/27/12 build.
Every time one of these new ICS roms gets posted, I get super excited for a split second, thinking maybe BT has been fixed. Silly me
CUSTOM CM10 KERNEL FOR THE P999Buttery smooth and fast!
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This thread will host my custom CM10 P999 kernel, from the V30A sources released for the P990
I will keep upgrading this kernel and make it as buttery smoooooth as possible!
This thread, and the kernel, are still a WIP for now
INSTRUCTIONS
For dualboot users : Boot into CM10.1 and power off the phone. Then, go to recovery using power + vol. down like always.
1) Flash a compatible ROM in recovery(See compatibility section)
2) Flash this kernel (See download section for available versions)
3) Advanced > Wipe dalvik cache and Fix permissions
4) Reboot and enjoy!
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DISCLAIMER
I am not responsible for any damage related to the installation of this kernel on your device.
This is still a beta and could not be stable with every functions. You do this at your own risk.
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COMPATIBILITY
- Adampk's custom CM10.1 ROM build 7
- My CM10.1 Weeklies
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DOWNLOADS
Stock voltage, base kernel
DOWNLOAD HERE
Overclocked @1,2GHZ Be aware that this is still a beta. Flash at your own risk!
DOWNLOAD HERE
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CREDITS
Credits to everybody who contributed to this project, so that our phone could run at his full potential!
TonyP, Harsh and wkpark For the help they had given me by PM
Naberus, King-Nai and Adampk For their work on the kernel or the base ROM
...and everybody who contributed to the development process, with logcats or with their support!
Sorry if I forgot someone please remind me
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My github
CHANGELOG
Version 0122
- ROW I/O Scheduler
- Google SNAPPY zRam compression
- LowMemoryKiller updated
- SMP driver updated
- LED blinking function
- TCP Proportional rate reduction
- Fixed LEDs on during deep sleep
- Updated INTERACTIVE CPU governor
- Added Bluedroid support
- ...and much more!
(Credits to Pengus77 for these updates!)
Version 0116 + OC (See last post)
- Enabled wifi deepsleep
- Fixed brightness override
Version 0104
- Added hotplug and smartassv2 CPU governors and adapted to our device
- Mooooaaar available RAM (yay!)
- Radio still silenced
- Several WIFI tweaks and battery saving fixes
- Several audio driver fixes
- Fixed WIFI for CM10.1
- Removes MMS messenger app
- Cherrypicks from the latest tegra 2.6.39 kernel (See github)
Version 1219 + OC
- Set I/O to CFQ to reduce lag
- Battery meter touch-ups
- Removed RIL/Radio and Wifi Calling (kineto) for battery saving and faster boot/shutdown
Version 1215 + OC
- Support for CM10.1
- Fixed battery meter when not charging
- Many, many various fixes
- Fixed ADB detection for non-linux systems
Version 1213 + OC
- Add back in-OS support for Deadline I/O Sched.
- Added newest BFQ I/O Sched. (v5r1) for 2.6.39 kernels and set as default
- Added V(R) I/O Sched.
Version 1211OC
- Initial release @1,2GHz
Version 1211
- Initial release
- Fixed boot for the P999
- Fixed WIFI and camera hangs
- Memory and speed tweaks (buttery smooth at first release )
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TO DO LIST (Upcoming builds...)
- Fix radio nodes
Now that you guys are divorced, I'll check with my boss and see if I can do an article on just your kernel solely, if not, I'll mention it in my ROM article when the radio gets up and running. Thanks boss, killer work.
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mustangtim49 said:
Now that you guys are divorced, I'll check with my boss and see if I can do an article on just your kernel solely, if not, I'll mention it in my ROM article when the radio gets up and running. Thanks boss, killer work.
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Hehe I like the term divorced here I made a thread to simplify things up, and separate kernel related stuff to ROM dev. related stuff. This has always been kind of a teamwork project since a ROM cannot run without a kernel and a kernel is useless without a ROM. Now that Arcee has implemented the newer V30A stuff in his repo, adampk doesn't really need my kernel anymore to test his RIL as he has everything in hand to make one himself.
Haha, that's cool, I noticed is thread jacking comment, soooo I couldn't help but use the "divorce" term. Good work nonetheless.
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Mazout. I know that once its fully functional u will redo the amount of ram to be assigned to apps. I just wanted to know have u tested the rom's performance after changing those numbers yet? M asking this because I heard on p990 thread that because of less ram... they had to reduce the amount of ram for apps in order for the OS to work fluidly ... do u have any rough idea how much ram will u assign to apps and to OS? To get the same fluidity as now with some ram left for heavy apps like GTA 3 or Modern Combat 3
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n30wav3 said:
Mazout. I know that once its fully functional u will redo the amount of ram to be assigned to apps. I just wanted to know have u tested the rom's performance after changing those numbers yet? M asking this because I heard on p990 thread that because of less ram... they had to reduce the amount of ram for apps in order for the OS to work fluidly ... do u have any rough idea how much ram will u assign to apps and to OS? To get the same fluidity as now with some ram left for heavy apps like GTA 3 or Modern Combat 3
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Well, with that info in mind, you could setup swapper2 for some app swap space memory, granted your external SD is class 8 or 10. Than we'd be able to give up app ram for sys ram, with a slightly longer app load time for memory intensive apps, such as games you mentioned. i play them too.
Since this is kernel and not rom, i was going to suggest possibly baking the app into the rom, bit here is a mute point.
G2x-CM7 Weekly 12/09/12 Build, Trinity T15 Kernel
n30wav3 said:
Mazout. I know that once its fully functional u will redo the amount of ram to be assigned to apps. I just wanted to know have u tested the rom's performance after changing those numbers yet? M asking this because I heard on p990 thread that because of less ram... they had to reduce the amount of ram for apps in order for the OS to work fluidly ... do u have any rough idea how much ram will u assign to apps and to OS? To get the same fluidity as now with some ram left for heavy apps like GTA 3 or Modern Combat 3
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This patch is already included in this build. I have about ~350mb for apps. If I want to increase this I would have to reduce the GPU allocated memory which, in this case with 3D graphics apps, might no be beneficial.
If there's too many reports of having not enough free RAM I will consider adjusting this.
Mazout360 said:
This patch is already included in this build. I have about ~350mb for apps. If I want to increase this I would have to reduce the GPU allocated memory which, in this case with 3D graphics apps, might no be beneficial.
If there's too many reports of having not enough free RAM I will consider adjusting this.
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... I was getting 35 MB free without any app installed or running when I tested the rom u posted with ur kernel built-in .... 350 MB is good for me .... shouldnt it be higher than 35mb if u have allocated 350 MB like 150 or something?
Edit: m also not in favour of reducing gpu ram....
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Wow you guys did it... mad props and respect haha, I will wait test it until radio is fixed I havent flashed anything forever after hearing p990 is getting cm9 and that we might get cm10 so few more days
The p990 source drop happened today. Brace yourselves
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joeyxl said:
The p990 source drop happened today. Brace yourselves
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Yesterday*
My build is based on them
With the source, can you fix the battery meter issue?
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now do we need to make a user thread for this?
G2x-CM7 Weekly 12/09/12 Build, Trinity T15 Kernel
fduong97 said:
With the source, can you fix the battery meter issue?
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I'm pretty sure they said it was an OS problem. Would have to be fixed by modifying the cyanogenmod sources. The same with the RIL
@Mazout360 where's your repo on github, so that everyone can see what changed (in case of bugs and stuff).
adampk said:
@Mazout360 where's your repo on github, so that everyone can see what changed (in case of bugs and stuff).
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I hope this discrepency won't get Mazout360 booted off xdadevelopers, like happened to someone else, because he is probably making changes very quickly to get his work "out the door" and will document it ASAP.
Core Memory said:
I hope this discrepency won't get Mazout360 booted off xdadevelopers, like happened to someone else, because he is probably making changes very quickly to get his work "out the door" and will document it ASAP.
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R u referring to his git? Just relax... he has one... I would let him talk
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adampk said:
@Mazout360 where's your repo on github, so that everyone can see what changed (in case of bugs and stuff).
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Core Memory said:
I hope this discrepency won't get Mazout360 booted off xdadevelopers, like happened to someone else, because he is probably making changes very quickly to get his work "out the door" and will document it ASAP.
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Yes I had a git before (when I was doing my first betas) but it is private. I will create a github account and upload my files before the next release (that's a promise). I want to make it clean and leave dev. notes for everybody to understand what I did. My kernel source is on my ubuntu which doesn't have an internet connection so didn't have time to transfer it and upload yet.
OP updated with github link and 1,2GHz OC (kept stock voltage to reduce risk of issues with beta). Tested long enough for stability.
Hey guys Im kinda back a little as I lost my job so got some free time
here is my slightly modified Elite_Lunar kernel with higher gpu freq and my ragingmolasses gov added and some govs removed, maybe other stuff in the future will be different but its pretty much just elite lunar. This will be sense only, i dont run GPE so Im not gonna make one for it.
Features
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-Cpu-boost driver enabled
-Intelli-plug
-Intelli-thermal
-Intelli-active
-Intelli-demand
-Cpu-frequency limiter driver
-Faux Sound Control
-Ex-fat support
-NLS/CIFS Support
-Graphics boost
-LZ4/Linaro 4.9.2
-Fsync Control
-Added SIO scheduler
-Added FIOPS scheduler
-Fastcharge with thermal control
-Kcal color/gamma control
-Customizable wake gestures
-Sweep 2 sleep
-CPU OC to 2.4ghz
-GPU OC to 600mhz
-ragingmolasses governor
-Max screen off freq
-GPU simple gpu governor
-Simple GPU algorithm
-Entropy Tweaks
-Write Protection disabled
-Frandom
-Optimized crypto algorithms
-Voltage Control
-High Performance Audio
-Zcache Improvements
-MSM Turbo Boost
-Advanced TCP Congestion Control
Source
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MODERATOR REMOVED
Thanks
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All thanks goes to buckmarble and all issues you have to me, its his source but not his problem
Download
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MODERATOR REMOVED
What is Ragingmolasses?
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Besides a gov with an awesome name its a mash up of conservative and ondemand and scales based on load with few tunables. Its meant to be simple, fast, and efficient at keeping the frequency away from the max clock unless it is absolutely needed. it includes gboost for better gaming.
Ragingmolasses tunables
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Sampling Rate - how often it checks CPU load, i keep this low around 10000-15000
up_threshold - above this it becomes ondemand governor based 100% on CPU load, below it acts like conservative and tries to keep the frequency down.
sampling_rate_min - dont worry about this
ignore_nice_load - the system will ignore "Nice" processes when deciding to scale up or down. I leave it at 0
Sorry you lost your job.. Thanks for the kernel!!
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Sorry you lost your job.. Thanks for the kernel!!
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lol thanks, it happens no big deal, and youre welcome :]
Hey man, thanks for bringing us a awesome kernel again
Where are the commits you made to change it? I don't see anything new on your git. I wanna try out your gov on my gpe kernel.
JennyLikesSka said:
Where are the commits you made to change it? I don't see anything new on your git. I wanna try out your gov on my gpe kernel.
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ill be commiting the changes here in a bit been working on porting my gov to the Firefly RK3288 (needed some changes to fit the RK3288 source)
JennyLikesSka said:
Where are the commits you made to change it? I don't see anything new on your git. I wanna try out your gov on my gpe kernel.
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commit pushed, sorry if the description isnt that great im workin on something so i just pushed it real quick
keep in mind you may need to add gboost to your kernel for it to work right if you dont have it already. Bucks source already did so the the commit wont have gboost changes
krazie1 said:
Hey man, thanks for bringing us a awesome kernel again
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dont thank me thank buckmarble then when something messes up you can complain here lol
Echoa said:
commit pushed, sorry if the description isnt that great im workin on something so i just pushed it real quick
keep in mind you may need to add gboost to your kernel for it to work right if you dont have it already. Bucks source already did so the the commit wont have gboost changes
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mines based on elite lol thanks for pushing them!
This looks interesting......... Flashing now
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The link isn't working for me. Anyone else?
This new Gov suppose to yield some nice battery? Using it with intelliplug and it is very snappy!
d08speed3 said:
This new Gov suppose to yield some nice battery? Using it with intelliplug and it is very snappy!
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Depends on how you use the device/have it set
RM works a bit different then you might think, if you want more low/middle frequencies you set the up threshold low, to skip frequencies set it higher and it'll act more like a min/max gov.
If you want to change freq less often you set the sampling rate higher, more frequently set it low. Ignore nice load also might add some battery savings but haven't tested it.
Echoa said:
Depends on how you use the device/have it set
RM works a bit different then you might think, if you want more low/middle frequencies you set the up threshold low, to skip frequencies set it higher and it'll act more like a min/max gov.
If you want to change freq less often you set the sampling rate higher, more frequently set it low. Ignore nice load also might add some battery savings but haven't tested it.
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Sounds good. Just using default seems decent so far. Been using intelliplug lately again.
Your new governor sounds interesting. Which governors that were in Elite are NOT in this kernel?
My name is Harold and I'm a flashaholic....
hgoldner said:
Your new governor sounds interesting. Which governors that were in Elite are NOT in this kernel?
My name is Harold and I'm a flashaholic....
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i think
-Intelli-minmax
-Optimax Gov
are the only ones i removed
What do the governers for the gpu do? I guess I've never paid attention to them before..
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Anyone else lose access to their sd card after flashing? I'm running bonestock 3.0 as a multirom guest from internal memory with dh's gpe 12/28 build as host. Flashing from multirom twrp 2.8.2.0
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garywojdan81 said:
Anyone else lose access to their sd card after flashing? I'm running bonestock 3.0 as a multirom guest from internal memory with dh's gpe 12/28 build as host. Flashing from multirom twrp 2.8.2.0
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Ive never used multirom so i couldnt tell you what the issue may be. AFAIK bucks source should support it just fine but maybe someone who uses multirom may know or can say if they have a similar issue?
FYI, its just Elite Kernel. No more lunar..... Now there's two kanged versions of my kernel......interesting.....