Tiamat Kernel for ICS is out now - HTC Desire S

Cayniarb just updated his website, and he released AOSP ICS Kernels for a lot of devices, one of which is the HTC Desire S !!!!!
Announcement
Changelog
Downloads (The ICS kernel is the v022112. I guess since it's new, he's using dates instead of version nos.)
Do you have HTCDev.com unlock and want to flash this? Follow this (thanks, Tectas)

shrome99 said:
Cayniarb just updated his website, and he released AOSP ICS Kernels for a lot of devices, one of which is the HTC Desire S !!!!!
Announcement
Changelog
Downloads (The ICS kernel is the v022112. I guess since it's new, he's using dates instead of version nos.)
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Nice, can't wait to test it

can i use it in miui v4?

Yes you can. Should work with any ICS ROM

What version of the Linux kernel is it?

Is it a 3.0.x kernel?

Ok guys, for every htcdev unlocked user, i attached the boot.img you can flash with fastboot.
Download the img and the ko file (delete the additional .zip extension after you downloaded it).
Copy the ko file to your adb folder.
Execute
Code:
adb push bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules/
in recovery, but mount system before you do that.
Full walkthrough:
reboot to recovery
Backup current rom
wipe cache & dalvik cache
mount /system
execute the adb command
reboot to bootloader
flash boot.img with fastboot
reboot

shrome99 said:
Yes you can. Should work with any ICS ROM
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@shrome99
hello, do you think it is fully functional (ment no bugs ) ?
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@all ,anyone tested it ?

djsubtronic said:
What version of the Linux kernel is it?
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It's version 2.6.35.14
simeonoff said:
Is it a 3.0.x kernel?
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No, we will only get a 3.0 Kernel when HTC officially releases the ICS update (or if we are lucky enough to have it leaked)
Tectas said:
Ok guys, for every htcdev unlocked user, i attached the boot.img you can flash with fastboot.
There is also a lib included at the zip, you need to copy it to the same path as it is inside the zip file.
Extract the zip and copy the file inside the system/lib/modules folder to your adb folder.
Execute
Code:
adb push bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules/
in recovery, but mount system before you do that.
Full walkthrough:
Backup current rom
reboot to recovery
follow the lib steps described above
reboot to bootloader
flash boot.img with fastboot
reboot
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Thanks for that, i'll link this post to the OP
pdf5 said:
hello, do you think it is fully functional (ment no bugs ) ?
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@all ,anyone tested it ?
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Even though i've only used it for a short while, i'm pretty sure it's bug free. Cayniarb must have got this thoroughly tested before release

i can't push the bcm4329.ko because of read-only file system error, even with changing chmod no luck
nevermind: mounted data and system via 4ext

gambit1091 said:
i can't push the bcm4329.ko because of read-only file system error, even with changing chmod no luck
nevermind: mounted data and system via 4ext
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If you're getting an permission error, mount /system with recovery not with shell or try this:
Code:
adb push bcm4329.ko /sdcard/
adb shell
su
mount /system
mount /system/lib
mv /sdcard/bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules/
exit
Edit: Ok, glad it's working now

I can sense improvement in proformance instantly after flashing tiamat. So I guess it is great and amazing. Thanks all lot devs.
Sent from my Desire S using Tapatalk

thx for the kernel, i may use it for next miui4 version.
google had promised all android phones will updated very fast. and everytime we need wait 1 year for a update. google has learn something from apple ? s** of android policies..
im just sad because i need kernel 3.0 for more ports.

Flashed today and I'll test it. For now I can say that's a little slower in benchmark compared to the standard kernel in IceColdSandwitch 2.0 by Lord Clockan, was 2150 Quadrant points compared to 1700 with Tiamat kernel, but that was as far as I remember a normal thing. Tiamat was known for it's stability and features but was not as fast as other kernels. I remember comparisions like this on CM7.
Regardless of lower score though, "real life" performance does not seems affected. I am more interested in stability and to have better wifi or other features, than to have high scores in Quadrant. I am most interested in WiFi performance as I saw that Cayniarb mentioned "common: updated WiFi driver for ICS (toastcfh [8x60], drewis [8x50], CAF, Google)". Every ICS ROM till now had some smaller or bigger issues with WiFi for me in terms of stability, disconnects and so on. As I mainly stay with wifi on at home and at work, this is one important thing for me. Also I hope an increased stability in Mobile Data/Signal as with IceColdSandwitch 2.0 there are some small issues. So far, so good...I'll see what future reserves me

Considering that the new ICS tiamat can do monitor mode/injection with bt5. Does this mean that we can also do that in our mobiles ?

ics kernel
i had problems with power off. It will not shut down power off spin until you pull the battery that is how i work around this problem on Supersonic v022112 sbc. The kernel is pretty good little laggy but is my daily driver since it came out for me.

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[ROM][EBI1/32A] CyanogenMod EBI1/32A Port 4.2.4 [Nov 12]

This is a new thread for kernel ports of CyanogenMod 4.1.99 and greater versions only.
This kernel port will now work on any EBI1 kernel: this includes both the HTC Magic 32a and Rogers Dream.
If you wish to port earlier versions of CyanogenMod - please see Bcrook's thread. Bcrook has asked me to start a new thread for 4.1.99+ and ongoing versions as I've been doing the recent ports for it.
This is a kernel port from the 32b ION/HTC Magic/mytouch3g version of CyanogenMod that should work on any EBI1 (32a/rogers dream) device.
In most cases our hardware is identical, but we have twice the memory and so the kernel and wlan modules need to be rebuilt.
The steps for installing CyanogenMod on a 32a are much the same and are listed below for your convenience:
I have tested these steps personally, as have a number of people:
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NEW INSTALL (ie. never installed CM 4.1.99 or greater before):
Download HTC ADP 1.6 DRC83
(http://www.androidspin.com/downloads...ooted_base.zip)
Download CyanogenMod 4.2.4
(http://n0rp.chemlab.org/android/update-cm-4.2.4-signed.zip)
Download the Kernel Port file (see below)
Copy all three .zip files to your SD and reboot in recovery mode (press Home+Power at the same time or fastboot into your recovery)
Do a "Wipe data/factory reset"
Do a "Wipe SD: ext partition" ** (see below)
(it is recommended to wipe your Apps2SD partition for this release)
Apply Zip: HTC_ADP_1.6_DRC83_rooted_base.zip
Apply Zip: update-cm-4.2.4-signed.zip
Apply Kernel Port Zip: rad-4.xxxx.zip or bc-4.xxxx.zip
Reboot
Either grab some popcorn and watch adb lolcat as it goes past, or go do something else.. this might take a while
UPGRADE INSTALL (ie. already installed 4.1.99 or greater):
Download latest CyanogenMod update (now 4.2.4)
(http://n0rp.chemlab.org/android/update-cm-4.2.4-signed.zip)
Download the associated Kernel Port file (see below)
Copy both .zip files to your SD and reboot in recovery mode (press Home+Power at the same time or fastboot into your recovery)
Apply Zip: update-cm-4.2.4-signed.zip
Apply Kernel Port Zip: rad-4.xxxx.zip or bc-4.xxxx.zip
Reboot
Either grab some popcorn and watch adb lolcat as it goes past, or go do something else.. this might take a while
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The following Kernel Ports are available:
CyanogenMod 4.2.4 EBI1 kernel for 32a/Rogers Dream (recommended) (give thanks to bcrook for porting this one!)
Download: http://www.briancrook.ca/magic/bc-4.2.4-ebi1-signed.zip
md5: 174dd7403052f9173660b817232b47e6
Older kernel ports:
CyanogenMod 4.2.3.1 EBI1 kernel for 32a/Rogers Dream (now with USB tethering!)
http://fdsfiles.com/temp/rad-4.2.3.1-EBI1.zip
(md5sum: 0d52bc8986e11c0382b3f6336d6d71d4)
CyanogenMod 4.2.2 EBI1 kernel for 32a/Rogers Dream with no BFS
http://fdsfiles.com/temp/rad-4.2.2-EBI1.zip
(md5sum: 38c52bedceef516a03bd07e034ae9b13)
CyanogenMod 4.2.1 EBI1 kernel with no BFS
http://fdsfiles.com/temp/rad-4.2.1-EBI1.zip
(md5sum: 39c536b93425f8c1f94bc79cc97b9baf)
CyanogenMod 4.2 EBI1 kernel with BFS 304
http://fdsfiles.com/temp/rad-4.2-bfs-ebi1.zip
(md5sum: 8875e2e8a25d394455f2d4864d9c6c67)
CyanogenMod 4.1.9999 EBI1 kernel with BFS 304 (now with full EBI1 support and fixed ramdisk)
http://fdsfiles.com/temp/rad-cm4.1.9999-EBI1.zip
(md5sum: 48e4d30e81c0b531e00dde05d1108416)
CyanogenMod 4.1.9999 with BFS 304 (Hacked - doesn't work for Rogers Dream)
http://fdsfiles.com/temp/rad-4.1.9999-32a-bfs304.zip
(md5sum: 54c225da975a08ae8cf7e006e97caf41 )
CyanogenMod 4.1.99 and 4.1.999 with BFS 303 (N.B. this port file will work fine with both releases - Cyanogen's just catching up to me
http://fdsfiles.com/temp/rad-4.1.99-32a-bfs303.zip
(md5sum: ced37f39fd419a4b11fa3f64eb7f93e9 )
CyanogenMod 4.1.99 with BFS 302:
http://fdsfiles.com/temp/rad-4.1.99-32a-bfs302v3.zip
(md5sum: 2b33a2d57b1497c167e50dfbec23953f )
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Please Note: I have started including AudioPara4.csv in my package once more as it does seem to be needed.
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HTC IME: Hero Keyboard
For those who want the HTC IME back you need to download HTC_IME.apk and Clicker.apk from here:
http://n0rp.chemlab.org/android/apps
then either ADB install them or use an app like ASTRO to install them.
Do not use any other versions of HTC_IME - they will force-close.
Then go to Menu->Settings->Locale and Text->Touch Input and activate for it to appear, then long press on a text box to switch to it by default.
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Special thanks go to Cyanogen, bcrook, TigerTael, Amon_RA, jerpelea, hakyuro, TheStrider, redglasses, and all the people who have contributed towards making these roms possible for us.
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** After a bit of inspection it looks like no 32a recovery rom has this option at present.
if your recovery rom doesn't have the option 'Wipe SD: ext' then you can duplicate it by doing (while in your recovery rom):
$ adb shell
# mount /system/sd
# rm -rf /system/sd/*
# unmount /system/sd
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Basically this is done to make sure you have no previous apps, nothing to foul things up and you're truly starting from scratch.
[Reserved for future use]
Hello,I flashed my HTC Magic(32A) using signed-google_ion-ota-14721.zip, which I download here:http://developer.htc.com/google-io-device.html.
Then,My phone can't boot into normal mode and can't boot into recovery mode too.
Do you known how to repair it?
Thanks~support you~!
imake said:
Hello,I flashed my HTC Magic(32A) using signed-google_ion-ota-14721.zip, which I download here:http://developer.htc.com/google-io-device.html.
Then,My phone can't boot into normal mode and can't boot into recovery mode too.
Do you known how to repair it?
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How did you try to reboot in recovery mode? Have you tried using fastboot? You don't have to write the recovery image to the phone, you can use fastboot.
Basically you turn off the phone, then press the Back+Turn on keys and you should be in fastboot.
Then at the computer cd into the directory where you have the recovery image then type:
fastboot boot <recovery.img>
(replace recovery.img with the actual recovery image name; make sure the phone is connected via usb to the computer and adb "sees" it, check with adb devices).
Then you should be able to follow the procedure as described in the first post.
If you didn't copy all the zips on the memory card first, you need to take out the memory card and use a card reader to copy them first.
Hope this helps!
S.
siancu said:
How did you try to reboot in recovery mode? Have you tried using fastboot? You don't have to write the recovery image to the phone, you can use fastboot.
Basically you turn off the phone, then press the Back+Turn on keys and you should be in fastboot.
Then at the computer cd into the directory where you have the recovery image then type:
fastboot boot <recovery.img>
(replace recovery.img with the actual recovery image name; make sure the phone is connected via usb to the computer and adb "sees" it, check with adb devices).
Then you should be able to follow the procedure as described in the first post.
If you didn't copy all the zips on the memory card first, you need to take out the memory card and use a card reader to copy them first.
Hope this helps!
S.
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Hi,thanks.But when I press the Back+Turn on keys, my phone boot into a htc magic screen,not the fastboot mode.
Do we also need the two extra reboots?
9- Once at home screen.....Reboot 2 more times. This will mix everything together, just like making soup =) You will get the true speed of this rom.
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Thank's Radix999....great work's !!!!
BUGabundo said:
Do we also need the two extra reboots?
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I would say yes as this thread only adds the 32A kernel and I doubt the requirement of booting 2 more times has anything to do with the kernel.
On the other hand, I've rebooted actually more than 2 times (for other reasons) and it doesn't seem faster to me. Too bad cyanogen didn't say what exactly will/should be faster so that we can test.
so my journey is finally complete.
in the past 24 hours since the update came out, i have managed to :
1. brick my phone
2. sent it for warranty repairs
3. live (like an undead) for a bit without my beloved 32A magic
4. gotten back my 32A magic
5. figured out how to restore my old nandroid of 4.1.11.1 while still keeping the perfect SPL (i am still on .0010)
6. gotten 4.1.99 to work without wiping (still lost my my HTC_IME dictionary which is a minor thorn is the behind)
7. will live happily ever after.
so thanks for the people who figured out what to do. what are the steps.
mad mad props goes out to Radix999 for the porting files.
now for my lockscreen and black status bar
What about all the google programs, this might be a stupid question. Think i have read somewhere online that we who have google programs need to take a backup of those or else they want be "transfered" to the 4.1.99 ROM. Am i right or just me that haven't understood anything?
Per
str4vag said:
so my journey is finally complete.
in the past 24 hours since the update came out, i have managed to :
1. brick my phone
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how the heck did u do that?
did u get that ION roms that applied a radio update?
perevers said:
What about all the google programs, this might be a stupid question. Think i have read somewhere online that we who have google programs need to take a backup of those or else they want be "transfered" to the 4.1.99 ROM. Am i right or just me that haven't understood anything?
Per
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cyanogenmod installer extracts it from the oficial ROM, thats why you need to install that 1st!
BUGabundo said:
cyanogenmod installer extracts it from the oficial ROM, thats why you need to install that 1st!
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Ahh, thanks alot
It's all done transparently by Cyanogen's install script.
BUGabundo said:
how the heck did u do that?
did u get that ION roms that applied a radio update?
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yea..basically that..thank god it was covered by the warranty..
I'm just curious....is there a version of this rom that doesn't require apps2sd (and by extension, doesn't require a partitioned sd card) ?
The reason I ask is since it's for a 32A board, is it really necessary?
Thanks for any info.
Err, I don't think it requires apps2sd. You're right, most 32a users don't need it. It will install automatically should it find the ext partition on the card, but it's not required. I'd be interested to know if otherwise.
DT
Wipe SD and loose Apps?
Radix999 said:
[*]Do a "Wipe data/factory reset" and then a "Wipe SD: ext partition"
(it is recommended to wipe your Apps2SD partition for this release)
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I understood everything about the instructions for the ROM update except this one.
I have cyanogen's recovery 1.4 and I can't find the Wipe SD: ext partition option. By this you mean that we have to manually wipe the partition on a linux OS or that there's a recovery ROM with this option? If we have to wipe it we will loose our installed apps that we had before, right?
Thanks for your work radix!
To be quite honest, I don't know how to wipe the ext2/3 partition for the Apps2SD users - I'm just using the instructions from the mytouch3g installs and they did recommend any partition you may have.
If you have an Apps2SD partition you'll need to figure it out (you'll probably find you can 'adb shell' in Amon_RA's recovery rom and there's a script for formatting your apps2sd partition somewhere, but you'll need to check with his recovery rom and what's included)
Personally I don't use Apps2SD and never will
And for the record I'm still using Amon_RA's 1.2.0 recovery - never bothered changing as it works fine for me

[KERNEL]PowerSaving kernel with vocpcm support at github

As you may know farmatito's powersaving kernel is really saving power:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1010932
However, his patches are hard to apply, so I setup a github repo with all patches applied:
github.com/bood/htc-magic-kernel
(not having enouth posts to post a outage url link yet...)
I also ported the vocpcm module so you can run rVoix on it
I only tested on my HTC TIM (32A) phone with old radios
Also, my original camera app does not work with this new kernel (I flashed the new kernel only, apps are untouched), appreciate that if anyone know how to flash it.
Instruction to flash the compiled kernel (32A only)
1. Do a backup
2. enter fastboot
3. unpack the attached 7z file
4. fastboot flash zimage bood-2.6.35.14-autogroup-vocpcm-kernel
5. reboot to recovery
6. adb shell mount -a
7. adb push wlan.ko-bood-2.6.35.14-autogroup-vocpcm /system/lib/modules
8. reboot normally
Update Logs:
2012/02/03
Updated a compiled kernel (autogroup version for 32A) with wlan.ko
2012/02/02
1. Applied all patches except BFS patches since I don't use it
2. Ported vocpcm module
Hello, thanks for that! Would gladly try the compiled version if possible, since I'm using Linux. Thanks in advance.
Actually it is compiled in Linux.
Anyway I've uploaded a compiled version, give it a try!
Sorry didn't made a flashable zip, since the ramdisk could be different.
saibot64 said:
Hello, thanks for that! Would gladly try the compiled version if possible, since I'm using Linux. Thanks in advance.
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HEh, what I meant was 'I don't use Linux' Thanks for that, will try it !

[NON-DEV][TOOL][AuTORAMDISK EXCHANGE PROJECT ALPHA][NO PC/LINUX]

AUTORAMDISK™ EXCHANGE PROJECT alpha™
『Moved by touch™』Inc.
In association with
Google Nose beta™
Presents
AUTORAMDISK™ EXCHANGE PROJECT alpha™
Current version: 0.0.0.0.072 Alpha
Created with Es explorer 1.6
Created on HTC explorer Pico a310e
Intro:
It's a common experience for newbies , when a new kernel is released by developers for a particular Rom and we want it for our Rom,but just can't wait for someone to change the ramdisk. For those, this is a noob friendly guide to change your ramdisk. And also, to make a universal zip for new kernel, so that no separate kernel zips for cm9,10,aokp exist.
Prerequisites:
Files:
New kernel boot.img and modules
Zip below
Software:
Android 2.3+ rooted
cwm 5+/twrp any other recovery with dump_image binary
Hardware:
Any Android smartphone
Features:
No PC/Linux needed
No different zips needed for different roms ~universal zip[One kernel-one zip project]
Credits:
trevd,rd for helping me along the way and for arm executable binaries .
So, a huge thanks to him.
Xda university
Procedure:
Short version:
Just add the new boot image and modules to generic kernel.zip and Flash on any Rom
Long version:
1.Download the generic kernel below
2. Open it with Es explorer 1.6 app
3. Select all and extract it into generic kernel folder
4. Download your favorite kernel.zip
5. Unzip your favorite kernel.zip into kernel folder
6. Copy boot.img from kernel folder to generic kernel folder
7. Copy modules present in /system/lib/modules in kernel folder and put it in /system/lib/modules in generic kernel folder
8. Now zip up your generic kernel folder and Flash
9. Voila
10. New kernel on any Rom.
11. So, is that easy /what?
Bugs and conditions
Even though this project is in alpha stage, if your Rom doesn't boot, blame the new kernel and your script first.
1. This is a simple method to change ramdisk and it doesn't work ,if you need anything more than that.
The binaries can also be used to open ramdisk and probably kernel as well using terminal emulator on your phone. If you face something unable to do on phone, go here for full PC workout
2. Essentially sense4 kernels cannot be used with this project to make it cm kernels,since it almost always need more work than just ramdisk changing
3. You need a working kernel present in boot partition. Wiping your boot and flashing will not work. It needs ramdisk from your phone and only updates the kernel part.
4. Does it work on other phones?
Yes. It bases itself on update script used. So, change update binary to suit your device
Try to change kernel address in the command for mkimg binary to make it work on other phones.
4.2 Does this mean that I can Flash kernel from any other phone to my Pico?
No. You can't. This only means you can Flash any other kernel made for other roms and your Pico to your Rom and Pico only.
4.3 Not tested fully guys.
Tired of 15 to 20 flashings to make it work. Test and try. I only tested aokp jb bhargz16`s kernel #1 on cm10b6 with twrp.
Reuse it,and try not to edit ui print and sleep parts
5. If it doesn't work, copy recovery log to SDcard and post here.
Original binaries from here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36931024
(1.not the same script here~that is used to update ramdisk. This is used to update kernel and modified usage of binary to suit Pico
2. Without the binaries there, it would have been impossible. Don't forget to thank him. )
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All I can say is an ingenious piece of work bro. Nice use of the updaterscripts and good and simple way to swap ramdisks without much hassles.
:good: :good:
All the best !
akshat.shenoy said:
How does this work ?
All the best !
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It's ramdisk changer... uses arm executable binaries from trevd to unpack and remake boot.îmg to change ramdisk.
Literally, it changes only kernel and doesn't touch ramdisk and so, we can use universal zips for cm7,9, 10,aokp.
That's the aim..
LâTêS†↭ⓛⓘⓝⓚⓢ™CM10 HTC A310E.
If I haven't given you link, it's above. Just click it
New poll added. Just fill up the no poll, if you don't like it.
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Cleaned thread of some nonsense. Some ppl have to learn the hard way to not post spam or OT obviously
Deleted: Never mind
ptcpayme said:
New poll added. Just fill up the no poll, if you don't like it.
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so that means now i can flash any kernel from any phone to my pico?? If not,plz explain.
THnx.
salil.bajaj said:
so that means now i can flash any kernel from any phone to my pico?? If not,plz explain.
THnx.
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Without a kernel , we cannot use our phone. Learn more about " Kernels "
NOTE : Kernel == Boot.img ( Actual kernel is the zImage.. but never mind)
Yes we have to flash a kernel everytime we flash a ROM on our phone. It is simplified for our phone cause it gets flashed by itself ( thru the updater script )... And you could flash a kernel from our phone even normally thru
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
What this tool does swaps Ramdisks of 2 kernels . Why is that useful ?
Cause then it makes one kernel of a particular ROM compatible with another ROM.
And I just forgot, this isnt the Q and A.
Got ya man!! Now this is really awesome work u hv cme up with!! :thumbup:
Sent from my HTC Explorer using xda premium
akshat.shenoy said:
Without a kernel , we cannot use our phone. Learn more about " Kernels "
NOTE : Kernel == Boot.img ( Actual kernel is the zImage.. but never mind)
Yes we have to flash a kernel everytime we flash a ROM on our phone. It is simplified for our phone cause it gets flashed by itself ( thru the updater script )... And you could flash a kernel from our phone even normally thru
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
What this tool does swaps Ramdisks of 2 kernels . Why is that useful ?
Cause then it makes one kernel of a particular ROM compatible with another ROM.
And I just forgot, this isnt the Q and A.
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Thanks for sharing usefull Information...........!!
Hey @BANNED i tried today and its working great. And nice updater-script troll.
Sent from my HTC Explorer A310e using xda app-developers app
thank you for your guide.

[Kernel] Diades Kernel for custom ROMs

Hello !
Currently i'm working in Le 2 kernel and device tree. My purpose is to make meaningful changes and additions so other ROMs can implement them.
Confirmed working with LOS, Carbon, LegendROM (latest releases)
This thread is all about the kernel. Currently the kernel features
sdcardfs support
cpu-input boost
power efficient work-queues
improvements to touchscreen driver, preparing support for dt2w
adj tree
low memory killer improvements
powersuspend driver
nvidia patches for energy efficiency
memory bus improvements
Adreno memory pools
and other small improvements in battery management and scheduler
Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4AOvCehd4v3OXBEX3dMSkdxQ3c
Source: https://github.com/mthomos/android_kernel_leeco_msm8976
To enable sdcardfs support just add this line in build.prop
Code:
ro.sys.sdcardfs=true
To be clear from the beginning: I will not answer to any feature requests and i respond to bug reports without logs. I hope to understand this
Cheers !
XDA:DevDB Information
Diades Kernel, Kernel for the LeEco Le 2
Contributors
marios199546
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2017-09-05
Last Updated 2017-09-07
What's the decryption key?
Good luck :good::good:
For which ROM?
Nice one.
Gonna try and report!
Its asking for decryption key!
OP updated with new link
Work on rom based in eui or only aosp rom ?
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fmehdi said:
Work on rom based in eui or only aosp rom ?
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Doesnt work on eui base
Only custom roms
What does sdcardfs mean?
bonsai.14 said:
What does sdcardfs mean?
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https://www.xda-developers.com/divi...les-fuse-replacement-will-reduce-io-overhead/
I probably shouldn't be here this looks complicated but how do you flash the .img files? Are they even supposed to be flashed
billybobjoe512 said:
I probably shouldn't be here this looks complicated but how do you flash the .img files? Are they even supposed to be flashed
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Sounds like you're new to this. When you boot your device into recovery (TWRP to be specific). You will see a option"Install", click over there then it will open up the local directory. And on the bottom right, you still see a option to select imgs file. Select that option and boom now you will see all your downloaded imgs files showing up there.
Note:- Make sure to choose a proper partition. For recovery. Img select recovery and so on. Taking a backup before you try something new is always recommended.
Njishi said:
Sounds like you're new to this. When you boot your device into recovery (TWRP to be specific). You will see a option"Install", click over there then it will open up the local directory. And on the bottom right, you still see a option to select imgs file. Select that option and boom now you will see all your downloaded imgs files showing up there.
Note:- Make sure to choose a proper partition. For recovery. Img select recovery and so on. Taking a backup before you try something new is always recommended.
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So where would I flash these .img files? Or do I have to do something else before flashing
billybobjoe512 said:
So where would I flash these .img files? Or do I have to do something else before flashing
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What else you can do? Like going for a walk is recommended!?
You just have to boot into recovery. And then flash them like the way i said.
Or else you can use this app.
https://youtu.be/6IMvOCUy2Wc
You can also flash .img via fastboot with this command : fastboot flash boot <file_name.img>
Also if you have magisk installed you have to flash again the magisk install every time you install a new kernel.
I am a bit of a noob so I'm probably doing a ton of things wrong here
So how long does it take to start up the device after flashing the kernel? I flashed to boot partition and I waited for about 10 minutes and I got impatient so I restarted and tried to take a logcat but it just said waiting for device so I just restored a backup that I had made
Did I mess up somewhere or do I need to have a logcat for this
Phone don't boot bro I waite d 20 min
Mine works perfectly, which rom do you use ? I have tested with LOS and Carbon and works flawlessly
marios199546 said:
Mine works perfectly, which rom do you use ? I have tested with LOS and Carbon and works flawlessly
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Phone not booting. Stuck at Spash screen. Cant take logs (waiting for device).

Lineageos 14 in V20 H990

Code:
[B][COLOR="Red"]Your warranty is now void.[/COLOR][/B]
I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards. Please
do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this method
before apply it!
I also do not provide any warranty! The result of a failure could include voiding of warranty and hardware damage.
Be careful! Many of these commands have a high probability of resulting in a brick if mistyped.
What you’ll need
Backup your personal data. It is good idea backup your system with twrp too
Divice Lg V20 H990
Unlocked bootloader and rooted Device ([url]https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/dirtysanta-h990-t3624296[/URL])
ADB (in Linux , windows)
twrp 3.2.1 recovery
New method(07-05-2018)
Here you have an only one zip rom. Flash via twrp, reboot and wait. Please be patient, you have to wait +-18mins.
Works
NFC
gps
call
sms
wifi
Bluetooth
Hotspot
Camera focus and good resolution
STEPs
Download: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zZHGjigoPZq2VNjWAn-Lg4azlTst4UzW
flash
reboot
wait
Old Method
ISSUES
Bluetooth
Hotspot
Camera poor resolution
Other that you find
STEPs
Download Official Lianogeos 14 ROM and save in SDCARD (lineage-14.1-20180405-nighttly-h910-signed.zip)
Download neocore.zip kernel and save in SDCARD ([url]https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/kernel-t3726416[/URL])
Save firmware wifi files (fw_bcm*) from your device (/system/etc/firmware) in your computer
Save configuration file (bcmdhd.cal) from your device (/system/etc/wifi) in your computer
Modify zip of rom to H990:
Open(not uncompress) with some zip program
go to META-INF/com/google
open and edit update-script: replace 910 by 990
save and close
Reboot into Twrp recovery, wipe system, data, cache
flash lineageos
Reboot into Twr
if twrp ask abot password, click cancel, go wipe and format data
flash neocore.zip
Reboot into Twrp
Push wireless firmware into your device (connect your device to pc):
virify your device is ready
Code:
adb devices
into via adb
Code:
adb shell
mount sytem partition
Code:
mount /dev/block/sda14 /mnt
push
Code:
exit
adb push fw_bcmdhd.bin /mnt/system/etc/firmware
adb push fw_bcmdhd_mfg.bin /mnt/system/etc/firmware
adb push fw_bcmdhd_apsta.bin /mnt/system/etc/firmware
adb push bcmdhd.cal /mnt/system/etc/wifi
Reboot into SYSTEM
Enjoy!
Does this work on a H990DS
faeterov said:
Does this work on a H990DS
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I dont have h990ds but i tried installing SuperV20 custom rom (h990ds Stock-rom based) and that works in h990, MAYBE my solution works in h990ds
You should package the zip folder and is there a result for us to use old nightly ?
I have tried with 20180419 version and this worked fine
Hi,
Possible to package the whole zip ?
@x86cpu
The main point here is that could be posible compile lineageos for h990 only we have to be careful to configure kernel like neocore respect to mode to handle modem and using the correct firmware for gps
XolYnrac said:
The main point here is that could be posible compile lineageos for h990 only we have to be careful to configure kernel like neocore respect to mode to handle modem and using the correct firmware for gps
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I'm trying build it
joaovictorsouza said:
I'm trying build it
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Let me know to test
H990ds ???
Is there any H990ds developpement guys ???
So i heard you guys using my kernel for this but have issues with 2nd screen overflow, ill give a try to build one with the lineage patches to prevent overflowing of screen contents in the second screen.
Kernel compiled its in my neocore page, you guys could give it a test. Remeber have a back up, its the only build i have not personally tested cause im not on Lineage
https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/kernel-t3726416
thirdzcee said:
Kernel compiled its in my neocore page, you guys could give it a test. Remeber have a back up, its the only build i have not personally tested cause im not on Lineage
https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/kernel-t3726416
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The lineage patches should work fine. the kernel I use for TWRP is stock based (which needs either Lineage's patches or manually adjusting twrp's config to stop the overflow), until recently it was 99% stock.
I still find it suss we haven't had any definitive response from someone who has flashed this to say whether or not it's working. No screenshots, anything.
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So i heard you guys using my kernel for this but have issues with 2nd screen overflow, ill give a try to build one with the lineage patches to prevent overflowing of screen contents in the second screen.
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Hi, to me it isnot a disvantage, i consider that like a advantage because meaning we can manipulate the second screen. The task is that in the GUI layer add some area in the upper place, that would give us podinility to put anything in that area more than simple shortcut.
I am speculating because i dont know android architecture.
The other task is identify how neocore handle the modem and introduce that in lineageos kernel.
Yesterday i compiled lineageos based on a installation like this thread. When i installed that i only had problem with modem, wifi worked fine
iDefalt said:
I still find it suss we haven't had any definitive response from someone who has flashed this to say whether or not it's working. No screenshots, anything.
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I coul give you a screenshot runnig lineageos on my h990.
@XolYnrac
Have you tried using the ported Google Camera to see if the camera resolution / quality issues are resolved?
https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/
You could probably try a LOS compatible one, or something by cstark or BSG
jl10101 said:
@XolYnrac
Have you tried using the ported Google Camera to see if the camera resolution / quality issues are resolved?
https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/
You could probably try a LOS compatible one, or something by cstark or BSG
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I will try that but I have tried with that https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-v30/themes/cstark27-google-camera-mod-wide-angle-t3747263 the resolution is good but the focus isnt work
I'll test in H990DS. I'm building again LineageOS with the H910 binaries.
Here my own compilation of lineageos for h990 with neocore kernel.
In the screenshot we can see the complity screen but I cant see the upper left corner in the cellphone because in this part are the camera and sensors

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