from README file :
CpuFreq Patch for Samsung Galaxy Y (S5360)
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what this patch do
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1. add additional freq to cpufreq 624mhz, make it have 3 freq scaling
(312,624,832 mhz)
2. fix bug while reading
"/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies"
that bug make cpu spy not working.
Apply patch
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1. copy all patch files outside kernel source dir. dir should be like this
kernel/common/
kernel/modules/
bcm_cpufreq.c.patch
clock-21553.c.patch
device.c.patch
2. goto kernel/common
$cd kernel/common
3. apply patch
$patch -p2 < ../../bcm_cpufreq.c.patch
$patch -p2 < ../../clock-21553.c.patch
$patch -p2 < ../../device.c.patch
4. build kernel
Note
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this patch work using clock mode betwen 0xC (312mhz) and 0xF (832mhz) in
file "clock-21553.c". 0xD and 0xE working on same frequency 624mhz. don't
know yet whitch one to use (i use 0xE), so please contact me if you have
more information. right now this patch only effectife if you using
performance (or powersave) with app to control it (like setcpu). not
limitation of patch, but bcm21553 governor look like
ignore scaling_{min|max}_freq.
if you capable, please review my patch. scaling_available_frequencies
related is pretty safe. if you only interested to that part, get it from
file "bcm_cpufreq.c.patch" which call "cpufreq_frequency_table_get_attr"
and "cpufreq_frequency_table_put_attr". the other i am not sure yet. i am
still test it about 2-3 days.
i am not experiance creating patch file, so check file before apply and
tell me if i do it wrong. but patch is so small, apply it manually not
going to hurt you
i include test build (boot-sgy.tar). flash it with odin (pda) if you want
to try. it close to stock kernel only with patch and powersave governor
enable. and like usual, i am not responsible if some thing bad (or good)
happen to you device.
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additional note :
- this patch for samsung's GT-S5360_GB_Opensource_Update2.zip kernel source
- this thread is about patch, not custom kernel. i include kernel test build only to make easy if someone need test it. so please don't request features like a2sd, cwm,etc.
- this patch is alpha quality. i already testing (>2 days) before submit here. but some of patch work on low level system and maybe effect on long term usage. until it fully tested, use only for testing purpose and remove from your device when done.
- i make small mistake in "apply kernel" part on README file inside archive. i already corrected the one in this thread. sorry.
Link
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?08gwuw8et04bg4r
pretty decent
wow. excellent patch.
for tapatalk users it may come in handy to have the kernel available as attachment to run KernelUpdate on.
don't miss out on CPU-spy app.
mai77 said:
wow. excellent patch.
for tapatalk users it may come in handy to have the kernel available as attachment to run KernelUpdate on.
don't miss out on CPU-spy app.
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Is it being patched.
What if it is uc,oc ,how will it have 642
premolikeshtc said:
Is it being patched.
What if it is uc,oc ,how will it have 642
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yes, the boot.img is a ready-made patched image.
try it out with cpu spy.
then try cpu tuner , no-frills cpu app and so forth.
report back if poss.
What Iam saying, if the kernel is Oc to 1Ghz, and uc to 200 Mhz.Do I have to modify for every kernel, And do we open boot.img and put it there.
no. instead of patching a binary, we patch the kernel source code.
with this kernel we should be able to find out, whether clockspeed changes are working.
for that purpose, some PROPER and accurate benchmarking may be performed.
premolikeshtc said:
What Iam saying, if the kernel is Oc to 1Ghz, and uc to 200 Mhz.Do I have to modify for every kernel, And do we open boot.img and put it there.
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you need apply patch to kernel source and rebuild. that source patch, not binary patch. but you can't make sgy work on 200Mhz or 1Ghz. 312,624,832 is not random number, it's multiple of 26mhz (or 13mhz) which is base frequency of sgy.
so maybe it is not 200.000 MHz precisely, but a multiple of a base frequency
clock frequency can be changed at intervals only
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cpu tuner seems to be at ease with this kernel, btw
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"benchmark & tuning trial" app also displays the percentage of total time spent at a given f, like cpu spy
link backed up
thanks i will try this .
i'll try this later..
i hope this thread will not be deleted.. this is a great help for our device
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sasan258 said:
i'll try this later..
I hope this thread will not be deleted.. this is a great help for our device
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well, I take it, the head honcho of this place kinda took PG101 off the roster.
probably not the worst decision, after all ...
i see.. then maybe were on our way to a great development then
indeed. that decision was a great stride forward.
mai77 said:
wow. excellent patch.
for tapatalk users it may come in handy to have the kernel available as attachment to run KernelUpdate on.
don't miss out on CPU-spy app.
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@whitexp : just a favor ,buddy can you run linpack test and see if the freq 624 works?
i will try it later today, but am still doin some stuff, looking for reference books.
at some point we might also look at this "cpu spy" app. it is open source. maybe we should rack our brains whether that app can be improved on in some way.
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So all we have to do is flash boot.img via SGYbiCWM,
BTW the boot.img is a stock kernel of what? Based on what firmware? (what i mean for example is that is it a stock kernel of DDLA1?)
it's in the post#1. very close to stock kernel of that samsung update file.
focus is on setting clockspeed.
which stock rom version used that particular version of published source code, I don't know. build timestamp may tell.
Related
That will maybe sound as a newbie question, but I was asking myself if there will ever be in the future the possibility to get kernels for htc one sv 4.2.2., double tap 2 wake or swipe to wake device, something like bulletproof for htc one... any ideas?
gibihr said:
That will maybe sound as a newbie question, but I was asking myself if there will ever be in the future the possibility to get kernels for htc one sv 4.2.2., double tap 2 wake or swipe to wake device, something like bulletproof for htc one... any ideas?
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I was a bit engaged in creation of the kernel for this model. Implementation support functions S2W and D2W for 4.2.2 I engaged several times. For now - no normal results. The rest - I have in my signature (kernel and github).
Would this kernel work on k2_ul model?
bataya said:
Would this kernel work on k2_ul model?
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Yes, K2_U & K2_UL.
Backing up, and flashing in progress.
I will release mine tomorrow hopefully
xpirt
Nice, tnx bro. Any info what we can expect?
bataya said:
Nice, tnx bro. Any info what we can expect?
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First build will be only with write protection disabled, because there are people who want it.
Then for sure will come s2w, new govs/scheds, ksm, etc. maybe I will update kernel too to 3.4.49 and might be also mpdecison, thermald based.
We have a msm8960 device expect all for it
xpirt
xpirt said:
First build will be only with write protection disabled, because there are people who want it.
Then for sure will come s2w, new govs/scheds, ksm, etc. maybe I will update kernel too to 3.4.49 and might be also mpdecison, thermald based.
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I would very much pleased with the appearance of the kernel for CyanogenMod 11.
Kernel for stock firmware is not so attractive...
Htc one sv would be a killer with cm rom.
bataya said:
Htc one sv would be a killer with cm rom.
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With kernels for our phone I "played enough" back in 4.1. So now I do not spend a lot of time to this cause. The most necessary things for myself realized - and stopped. The presence in the core functions S2W/DT2W convenient, but a little degrades energy efficiency.
In the current version of your kernel I implemented:
Smartmax governor
Deadline, ROW, FIOPS, SIO I/O Sheduller
faux sound control
AVC
min freq - 168000, max freq - 1188000
fastcharge
The rest - comes to optimizing the kernel code and improve its performance.
Full change log is available in the file version.txt, located next to the files to install the kernel.
BrateloSlava said:
With kernels for our phone I "played enough" back in 4.1. So now I do not spend a lot of time to this cause. The most necessary things for myself realized - and stopped. The presence in the core functions S2W/DT2W convenient, but a little degrades energy efficiency.
In the current version of your kernel I implemented:
Smartmax governor
Deadline, ROW, FIOPS, SIO I/O Sheduller
faux sound control
AVC
min freq - 168000, max freq - 1188000
fastcharge
The rest - comes to optimizing the kernel code and improve its performance.
Full change log is available in the file version.txt, located next to the files to install the kernel.
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Kernel from mondi was gr8, balanced battery life/performance , i like s2w options to(maybe it use little more power to but I is most useful).
Last night I flash your kernel (v11), everything was OK (I change io and cpu guverner to minimax) until restart. After restart phone boot normal, but I can not wake up display. I try to call myself, phone ring but display don't wake up.
Btw, is there way to do soft restart? On mine other phone I press power for 15 second and phone reboot.
BrateloSlava said:
With kernels for our phone I "played enough" back in 4.1. So now I do not spend a lot of time to this cause. The most necessary things for myself realized - and stopped. The presence in the core functions S2W/DT2W convenient, but a little degrades energy efficiency.
In the current version of your kernel I implemented:
Smartmax governor
Deadline, ROW, FIOPS, SIO I/O Sheduller
faux sound control
AVC
min freq - 168000, max freq - 1188000
fastcharge
The rest - comes to optimizing the kernel code and improve its performance.
Full change log is available in the file version.txt, located next to the files to install the kernel.
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hi, i've tried your SaveEnergy kernel
i don't think it's better for battery life and i have got 2 issues with this kernel
1.after reboot, my date & time didn't automatically update even i enable "automatic date & time" in settings.
2.error with battery history
I hope you fix it soon
tnx
HeIIBoy said:
i don't think it's better for battery life and i have got 2 issues with this kernel
1.after reboot, my date & time didn't automatically update even i enable "automatic date & time" in settings.
2.error with battery history
I hope you fix it soon
tnx
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I know these small sins. I did not make them specially. In the kernel, which I did for 4.1, was not observed anything like it.
After installing the kernel battery usage statistics reset to minus 3:00.
Automatic date and time setting is only triggered after connecting to the Internet.
There are a few things I'd like to implement. After that I will be back to search these shortcomings.
Github I update in the evening and the installation package of the 12th version of my kernel is ready for installation.
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bataya said:
I change io and cpu guverner to minimax
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I recommend using Smartmax. Based on this - I only included it into my core.
By the way, about the implementation of S2W/DT2W. IMHO, the most "correct" its implementation is located at the author - https://github.com/showp1984/bricked-mako/commit/0bb6338b90b0d1ee084ea65852557ef69ca03ea1
Does s2w and dt2w work on v12? I see in realise log that you add suport, but I can't enable it with trickster app.
bataya said:
Does s2w and dt2w work on v12? I see in realise log that you add suport, but I can't enable it with trickster app.
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No. I rolled back all the changes related with it.
Released version 18.2 SaveEnergy kernel.
+ fix (error with battery history)
+ fix (date & time didn't automatically update even i enable "automatic date & time" in settings)
Other changes - in the file version.txt.
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xpirt said:
...Then for sure will come s2w ...maybe I will update kernel too to 3.4.49 and might be also mpdecison, thermald based.
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When we expect it? I want to spy on the implementation of some functions.
BrateloSlava said:
Released version 18.2 SaveEnergy kernel.
+ fix (error with battery history)
+ fix (date & time didn't automatically update even i enable "automatic date & time" in settings)
Other changes - in the file version.txt.
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When we expect it? I want to spy on the implementation of some functions.
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I just formatted my PC and I have to reinstall Ubuntu as I messed it up.. so I'm working on InsertCoin Rom.
Now I'm currently in contact with simonsimons to share the sources online, after that I will start working on it.
Anyway you can look into jmz or flar2 sources and you can start implementing them until I will release it.
xpirt
xpirt said:
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I can say at once that there is no sense in the following functions on the dual-core phone:
- intelli_demand & eco
- auto_hotplug
- intelli_termal
- etc.
All the "replacement" of the native mpdecision from HTC - have no practical effect on our phone. I already checked it all on his experience on 4.1.2.
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つIn the name of our great lord Helix!༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
Welcome to the first custom CM12 kernel for the Z3 Compact
Kernel12
We're going on an adventure!
AMAZING FEATURES:
They happen to change so often that you're better off checking the changelog, but if you're stubborn, here's the core ones:
Additional CPU and GPU steps
Faux123's Intelli_plug and Intelli_thermal
adreno_idler
Memory fixes up the arse
Countless battery life and overall performance optimizations
A reason for Myself5 to, as he says, compete
Custom installer that combines both the permissive and enforcing image in one tiny zip
Obviously there's more so go ahead and check my Github!
DOWNLOADS:
http://j.mp/kernel12-1
Generously hosted by Androidfilehost.com
Note that the newest old (stable or not) builds (CM 12.0) are still available on the original site for now: http://bit.ly/kernel12
HOW-TO:
* Use TWRP
* Flash zip
* Read what the zip tells you
SERIOUS DISCLAIMER!
Code:
I guarantee nothing except for squids taking over our planet by the year 3027. #squidmasterrace
I'd also like to point out that the kernel developers for this device are different people with different lives, schedules and priorities, which shows in many differences in their work. We are not enemies or competitors but rather friends and colleagues, but we each support what we do as we are able to and as we deem is best.
Kernel sources: https://github.com/someone755/android_kernel_sony_msm8974 (cm12.x)
https://github.com/someone755/android_kernel_sony_msm8974-1 (cm14/lineageos 14)
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つPRAISE HELIX༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
XDA:DevDB Information
Kernel12, Kernel for the Sony Xperia Z3 Compact
Contributors
someone755
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: r_12
Stable Release Date: 2017-10-30
Created 2015-02-22
Last Updated 2017-10-30
A quick FAQ that you'd better read before posting.
1. What was up with the nonsense naming scheme before 12.1?
A: Back then I believed people would actually test the unstable builds I pushed out very often, but I found out only a minority did so. With 12.1, I've decided to turn a new leaf and try to merge the two -- the builds won't be as extensively tested as the stable ones were before, but they will be released faster.
For now, all you need to know is that rperm means permissive and renf means enforcing builds.
2. How do I flash this?
A: Flash through recovery and read what the recovery tells you.
3. My bootloader is locked, HALP! OR I'm on stock/AOSP/CM7.
A: Then you don't get to install this kernel. Pretty simple but still, tough luck.
4.. What app do you recommend for dealing with CPU settings?
A: TricksterMod and Kernel Auditor work for me. Go around the internet, try different apps and see what works for you, then keep it.
5. Touch Control doesn't work in rXXX release, you suckas, fix plixe! OR My phone exploded, HALP!
A: Go away. I do not respond to bug reports without a proper description and log.
6. I have a bug to report!
A: Great! Unlike the guy in #5, you may submit the error either to DevDB or in the thread (just tag me if you're posting into the thread). Make sure your description of the error is detailed, and that you have a log (located in /proc/last_kmsg). It'd be best to upload the log via pastie.org If possible, please also list the way in which the error was triggered.
7. I want to support you and your work!
A: Awesome! Click thanks and/or share the thread with other guinea pigs who would like to participate!
8. OP is arrogant, I'm gonna call the Internet Police? OR Why are you such a derp and asshole
A: Indeed I am. Deal with it.
9. Where may I find the discussion thread?
A: This thread serves as both the development and discussion thread. Please to not litter (GTFO with "thanks" and "+1" posts), and try to keep to the topic. That said, if you're reporting a bug or requesting a new feature, you may use either DevDB or the thread, but please tag me should you opt for the latter. Just remember, reviews go in the "Reviews" tab!
Special shoutouts to (in no particular order, all help is equal help):
AndroPlus
funiewski
Myself5
sm4tik
nelvinchi
franciscofranco
Freexperia and jerpelea
faux123
Google, Sony and HTC
All Nozomi developers!
EXTREME CHANGELOG:
Releases since r_08: http://bit.ly/changelog12-1 (Nougat/Android 7.0)
Releases r_05 to r_07: http://bit.ly/changelog12 (Lollipop/Android 5.x)
Releases pre-r_05:
Code:
for a more detailed changelog, check my GitHub (although you're probably better off not doing that)
for STABLE BUILDS
[*] r_05 ### 16/8/2015 ***UPDATE***
-merge upstream CM commits (more WiFi commits)
-enable adreno_idler to reduce GPU frequency spikes
-even more fixes to the installer
[*] r_04 ### 30/7/2015 ***UPDATE***
-enable screen color control
-downgrade powersuspend to a version that Kernel Adiutor supports
-more memory tweaks
-fix a bug that caused the CPU to spike after thermal throttling kicked in
-enable a 2.5 GHz CPU step
-introduce some fixes to the new installer (code is _still_ dirty -- I'll be working on it)
[*] r_03 ### 29/7/2015 ***UPDATE***
-enable F2FS
-fix the 268 MHz and 2419 MHz steps and allow voltage control
-use the already-existing ramdisk instead of using our own
-merge the permissive and enforcing image into a single zip -- let the user choose what to do on install
[*] r_02 ### 18/7/2015 ***UPDATE***
-merge upstream CM commits (wifi updates)
-upgrade intelli_plug to 4.0
-improve GPU driver and allow apps to use more RAM
-introduce 268 MHz and 2419 MHz CPU frequencies
-disable mpdecision and enable intelli_plug in its place
-enable intelli_thermal by default, set throttling point to ~80°C and poll time to 3 seconds
[*] r_01 ### 18/7/2015 ***UPDATE***
-merge upstream CM commits, update the whole thing to better work with lp-mr1
-downgrade intelli_plug to 3.9 as 4.0 was causing issues -- future TODO!
-bring kexec support to stable builds (multirom is finally supported)
-move to a new download host (androidfilehost)
-go back to CM ramdisk
[*] O3 ### 15/4/2015 ***UPDATE***
-update intelli_plug
-disable Qualcomm's MP-Decision and enable intelli_plug by default
-merged CM upstream commits (including a LOT of wifi fixes)
-power (powersuspend) and fs tweaks
[*] O2 ### 12/3/2015 ***UPDATE***
-Motorola memutils
-upstream CM commits
-faux123's snake charmer
-intelliactive CPU governor
-kexec_hardboot
-removed recovery from the ramdisk; we're using the FOTA partition as recovery, and we save 3MB on size
[*] O1b ### 10/3/2015 ***UPDATE***
-LZ4 kernel compression
O1b ### 7/3/2015 ***UPDATE***
-upstream CM commits
-asynchronous file sync (reduces IO latency by as much as 34%)
-screen color calibration (KCAL)
[*] O1 ### 25/2/2015 ***UPDATE***
-GPU OC to 657 MHz, added 100 MHz step
-GPU idle set to 27 MHz
-KSM
-FSYNC
-intelli_plug
-intelli_thermal
-voltage control
I hope you like the colors.
Sorry for having 3 OPs, but I'd rather have more than 1 long one.
First off, thank you so much! There's been a massive lack of kernels for our device. Now for my real question, is there any chance you could make a Selinux Permissive variant so we can get xposed working? I'm only asking because you seem to be the only one with a CM12 kernel out :good:
EDIT: Never saw the tabs for feature requests in a thread before, so this should probably go there, my mistake.
C2fifield said:
First off, thank you so much! There's been a massive lack of kernels for our device. Now for my second question, is there any chance you could make a Selinux Permissive variant so we can get xposed working? I'm only asking because you seem to be the only one with a CM12 kernel out :good:
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Hello yes I would like to science please.
I'll see what I can do, the layout of a boot image has changed drastically since 2012. xD
EDIT: @C2fifield: No biggie, I don't mind feature requests in the thread. To be honest I don't mind anything as long as it's about this kernel/thread.
EDIT2: I've spent two hours trying to set SELinux to Permissive. What I managed to create were a handful of ramdisks that were supposed to change it to permissive (but didn't) and a zImage that completely disables SELinux.
If anyone knows what in the world I have to do for permissive, please let me know. So far everything I've found on the internet about this is how to type "setenforce 0" in a su shell.
EDIT3: I am an idiot. Continue with your lives, the Permissive image will be up in a few minutes.
C2fifield said:
First off, thank you so much! There's been a massive lack of kernels for our device. Now for my real question, is there any chance you could make a Selinux Permissive variant so we can get xposed working? I'm only asking because you seem to be the only one with a CM12 kernel out :good:
EDIT: Never saw the tabs for feature requests in a thread before, so this should probably go there, my mistake.
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You can use this method.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58887725&postcount=230
was12 said:
You can use this method.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58887725&postcount=230
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It's alright, I already figured it out. What C2 wanted, if I understood correctly, was for init and onwards to be permissive. If I read that correctly, your proposal only turns SELinux into permissive on Android boot.
I don't know if this makes sense and it may or not be wrong.
EDIT: Also tried your suggested way, didn't work for me.
someone755 said:
It's alright, I already figured it out. What C2 wanted, if I understood correctly, was for init and onwards to be permissive. If I read that correctly, your proposal only turns SELinux into permissive on Android boot.
I don't know if this makes sense and it may or not be wrong.
EDIT: Also tried your suggested way, didn't work for me.
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Try this. Create su.d folder in /system/ and create a text file that permissive.sh and insert code in permissive.sh and give permissions 755 to both folder and file.
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
setenforce 0
He wanted to get xposed working. This way makes system permissive on boot and lets xposed framework working properly. This way works for him.
And also thanks for your kernel. Do you consider adding more features to your kernel such as OC,KSM,etc. ??
was12 said:
Try this. Create su.d folder in /system/ and create a text file that permissive.sh and insert code in permissive.sh and give permissions 755 to both folder and file.
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
setenforce 0
He wanted to get xposed working. This way makes system permissive on boot and lets xposed framework working properly. This way works for him.
And also thanks for your kernel. Do you consider adding more features to your kernel such as OC,KSM,etc. ??
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That sounds more like it! Still though, I've found it's only one line when putting the boot.img together:
Code:
androidboot.selinux=permissive
Ofc I intend to add more, you didn't think I'd open a thread for just two cherry picks? xD
Looking into a lot of things, my GitHub isn't even half of what I decide to push. KSM is literally just one push of a button in the config, and I just need to cherry-pick others and get them to work (the latter is really where most of the work is at, there's a lot of trial and error).
@someone755 thanks for your kernel!
As the script method with permissive.sh causes some serious issues with dialer and settings (FC) on my device (CM12 02/22) and this is only a not so clean workaround it would be very nice of you if you could consider a permissive variant of your kernel. Thanks in advance!
Zwulf said:
@someone755 thanks for your kernel!
As the script method with permissive.sh causes some serious issues with dialer and settings (FC) on my device (CM12 02/22) and this is only a not so clean workaround it would be very nice of you if you could consider a permissive variant of your kernel. Thanks in advance!
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Have you tried version ZX1? It works for me but YMMV (which is also why I'm still labeling everything as beta).
someone755 said:
Have you tried version ZX1? It works for me but YMMV (which is also why I'm still labeling everything as beta).
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Permissive! Gr8, thanks a lot!
someone755 said:
Hello yes I would like to science please.
I'll see what I can do, the layout of a boot image has changed drastically since 2012. xD
EDIT: @C2fifield: No biggie, I don't mind feature requests in the thread. To be honest I don't mind anything as long as it's about this kernel/thread.
EDIT2: I've spent two hours trying to set SELinux to Permissive. What I managed to create were a handful of ramdisks that were supposed to change it to permissive (but didn't) and a zImage that completely disables SELinux.
If anyone knows what in the world I have to do for permissive, please let me know. So far everything I've found on the internet about this is how to type "setenforce 0" in a su shell.
EDIT3: I am an idiot. Continue with your lives, the Permissive image will be up in a few minutes.
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Thanks so much! I've been hoping for a permissive LP kernel for our device!
@someone755
Oh, I agree that was a fool question
Ok now, I'm waiting your next works. I hope you to add new features and create a good kernel for our device.
Maybe this is a stupid question but what kernel is this based on? The unified kernel? Or is it built from scratch?
@someone755 thx for your work. How about kexec? I know there is no multi rom for z3c yet but maybe it will come soon.
smorgar said:
Maybe this is a stupid question but what kernel is this based on? The unified kernel? Or is it built from scratch?
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What do you mean, from scratch? o.o
It's based off the CM msm8974 repo's cm-12.0 branch. The branch unifies all Sony msm8974 devices' CM12 kernels, so I guess it's kinda unified.
funiewski said:
someone755 thx for your work. How about kexec? I know there is no multi rom for z3c yet but maybe it will come soon.
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I'll worry about MultiROM when it gets here. Of course, if it gets here.
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What do you mean, from scratch? o.o
It's based off the CM msm8974 repo's cm-12.0 branch. The branch unifies all Sony msm8974 devices' CM12 kernels, so I guess it's kinda unified.
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That answers my question perfecly. The 1:st post does not say wich kernel its based on so i just wanted to make sure
Edit: By "from scratch" i ment if you built it on your own based on nothing. It could be the case sinse you dont state wich/what kernel you based your kernel on.
smorgar said:
That answers my question perfecly. The 1:st post does not say wich kernel its based on so i just wanted to make sure
Edit: By "from scratch" i ment if you built it on your own based on nothing. It could be the case sinse you dont state wich/what kernel you based your kernel on.
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But ... you have the sources right there... Says "forked from Cyanogenmod/android_kernel_sony_msm8974".
There really is only one source I could build something that boots into a CyanogenMod ROM, and it's from CyanogenMod sources.
I still don't understand what you mean by "from scratch" -- starting from either the base Linux kernel or the stock Sony ones is madness.
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But ... you have the sources right there... Says "forked from Cyanogenmod/android_kernel_sony_msm8974".
There really is only one source I could build something that boots into a CyanogenMod ROM, and it's from CyanogenMod sources.
I still don't understand what you mean by "from scratch" -- starting from either the base Linux kernel or the stock Sony ones is madness.
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Sorry to confuse you. Maybe i did not read the post as i should have... My bad.
My thaught was like you say: madness to build from linux kernel or stock sony but i had to ask to be sure what this was since i did not read the post well enough as it seems
Gonna try this kernel ASAP. Thank you and keep up the work!
Hi Huawei P9 people!
This is my modified kernel with some kernel optimizations and some compiler optimizations.
The goal of abyss-caf is to compromise stability and improved performance.
I will not be overhauling this project with changes that are not logical to add.
This kernel should work on all stock based roms; there is a separate version for NCS rom.
How does one achieve this?
- build kernel with an optimized toolchain
- use compiler optimization flags (experimental)
- remove redundant code
- improve existing code with more efficient code
- reduce/increase speed of timers (depends on what type of function)
- etc. (most are not easy to explain)
This kernel is built with Linaro GCC 4.9.4 that is optimized for ARM64 devices.
Is there actually a performance improvement?
With all the changes added up, there should be. Whether or not one notices the difference is another thing.
Personally, I do feel the performance difference. It is easier to notice the difference with lower level specs.
For those interested in how the kernel optimizations will benefit/work, please look at my github source and read the commit messages.
For those interested in how the compiler optimizations/hacks will benefit/work, please look at this article.
Downloads:
BasketBuild
AFH
Source:
GitHub
I do not mind if there's some non-development/off-topic discussion here, just no discussion about other works that is nowhere near related to mine.
Also, please refrain from comparing works here; it really kills the spirit of development. Go do that in some other thread.
XDA:DevDB Information
abyss kernel for stock and stock based roms, Kernel for the Huawei P9
Contributors
kwoktopus, paulobrien, arter97, flar2, Christopher83, Cl3Kener, frap129
Source Code: https://github.com/kwoktopus/abyss_kernel_eva
Kernel Special Features: MAJOR KEY
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2016-08-24
Last Updated 2016-10-08
Main Patches and Features:
- Abyss Optimizations (compiler)
- optimized square root algorithm (3x faster)
- added BFQ io scheduler (now default)
- backported random from Linux 4.2+ (better entropy, better performance)
- utilize power efficient workqueues all over the kernel
- port quickwakeup driver for hisi from moto
- optimized lib patches
- optimized arm64 lib patches
- disabled gentle_fair_sleepers for better UX
- enhanced multicore decision making
How to install:
Flash the proper kernel zip in TWRP.
New to phone development?
If you are new to these forums or development in general,
please consult other members before trying this out.
There is no shame in asking for help politely and respectfully,
as long as you don't quote the whole OP or think slower than a sloth.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is this a custom kernel?
I was asked this question once, and it posed as a real good question. I do not consider abyss to be a "custom kernel" per se, but more so as a modified kernel. The patches and features that go into this kernel do not make it customizable. What they do is improve what has already been implemented. It is like swapping a car's engine for a better one rather than just adding LED flooring lights and fancy car mats.
Can you add [this] and [that] feature to abyss?
Something I pride myself with this kernel is that it does not have a bunch of random, useless features or patches mashed into it. Everything put into this kernel is thought out well and tested. I see a lot of works being made popular because it has [this] and [that] feature when really, it's nothing revolutionary. As a matter of fact, most things added to any kernel will not make it 5x better than any other kernel. Most of the time, simple is better; and in this case it definitely is!
Awesome, will stay tune about new releases, will try the kernel later.
Just for clarify, kernel works in any P9 or just for L09 or L19?
jeremymolina said:
Awesome, will stay tune about new releases, will try the kernel later.
Just for clarify, kernel works in any P9 or just for L09 or L19?
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There's no reason that it wouldn't work, but there's always that slight chance. Pretty sure you'll be fine
Finally! May God bless you!
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I have a question though.
Will it conflict with the L Speed app I'm currently using?
And to finish off my day (the start of many of yours), here is my 2nd release for y'all.
Code:
- optimized square root algorithm (3x faster)
- added BFQ io scheduler (now default)
- backported random from Linux 4.2+ (better entropy, better performance)
- utilize power efficient workqueues all over the kernel
- port quickwakeup driver for hisi from moto
- optimized lib patches
- optimized arm64 lib patches
- disabled gentle_fair_sleepers for better UX
- enhanced multicore decision making
abyss-caf-eva-nightly-20160824.zip
darthkir said:
Finally! May God bless you!
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God has blessed me alright :victory:
darthkir said:
Will it conflict with the L Speed app I'm currently using?
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Not sure why it would, what tweaks do you have turned on? It should be good to go, I highly doubt anything can go wrong with any sort of non-kernel related tweaks.
this is great news! You have my thanks
For anyone on NCS rom, the kernel will not boot for you. Please test this build out. I will be looking into using an AnyKernel 2.0 flash method for TWRP users so that we don't run into conflicts like these in the future.
abyss-caf-eva-ncs-20160824.zip
Not only my rom, its for all recommended if root is installed.
This is ****ing awesome kwoktopus, so excited to try your work (tomorrow). Finally some more new development for the great P9.
Thanks kwoktopus !
Can i flash your kernel on fRomFuture ROM ?
Salamender said:
Thanks kwoktopus !
Can i flash your kernel on fRomFuture ROM ?
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Not exactly sure. If fRomFuture has ramdisk modifications then probably not, I'll have to make a separate version for it. If you would like to try, download both versions of the kernel and try.
kwoktopus said:
Not exactly sure. If fRomFuture has ramdisk modifications then probably not, I'll have to make a separate version for it. If you would like to try, download both versions of the kernel and try.
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Neither working on fRomFuture, tried with TWRP flash image method, when i get home ill try with fastboot also.
edint3000 said:
Neither working on fRomFuture, tried with TWRP flash image method, when i get home ill try with fastboot also.
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If it doesn't work even through fastboot, try flashing my test versions.I will upload it with changes for fRomFuture that may work. Stay posted
edit: i am running low on bandwidth from all the source downloading lately, can someone upload the boot.img from the latest fRomFuture build
Uh...probably super obvious, but do you need unlocked BL and/or root in order to flash the kernel? Ta.
kwoktopus said:
If it doesn't work even through fastboot, try flashing my test versions.I will upload it with changes for fRomFuture that may work. Stay posted
edit: i am running low on bandwidth from all the source downloading lately, can someone upload the boot.img from the latest fRomFuture build
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Here it is
edint3000 said:
Here it is
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Try flashing the kernel attached, see if it works
Hi.
I've tried the kernel clean on the NCS ROM 1.2.
Unfortunately, the camera failed to launch and I noticed jerkiness in response.
NxKernel
r4
Yeah, jet another kernel for the falcon!
Why? You might ask and you are right.
I have been experimenting with kernel features, fixes and (alleged) improvements and always tried to create a kernel which I would be happy to use every day on my device. You know the usual stuff: long lasting battery with lag-free performance... It's not easy at all I have to tell. I am not a developer but know my way around Git and programming and researched a lot of sources on the internet looking for kernel stuff. Some patches offer improvements in speed and response time etc, but in reality, many of them do more harm than good when it comes to real-life praxis. In the end, I had a great collection of fixes and patches which I tried (nearly) one-by-one examining the gains and losses of 'em.
All the credits go to the developers of the features - and a little of it to me for putting them together and bringing them to the Moto G.
Features
Compiled with UBERTC 4.9.4 and O2 optimization level
Overclocked [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
Intelliplug 4.0 CPU hotplug
Intelliactive and Intellidemand CPU governor
PowerSuspend 1.5
Intellithermal v2
Simple GPU Algorithm
Adreno Idler
Power Efficient Workqueues
Fast Charge v2
Dynamic fsync
Enabled NEON mode
Westwood TCP congestion control
Frandom fast random number generator
Wakelock toggles
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Installation
Download the kernel to your device from the link below
Reboot to recovery
Flash the kernel
(optional) Wipe cache & dalvik cache (recommended)
Reboot
(optional for CM13 - bootloop on CM14) If you would like to enable frandom, copy the 20frandom script (by Ryuinferno, see attached) to system/etc/init.d and change its permissions to 0755.
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Download
CM14.1/Lineage OS: r4 - https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298920933
CM13: r2 - v1.1 - https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=385035244224396903
Please do not mirror any of my files!
I switched to "r" naming scheme which means r1 (v1.0) and r2 (v1.1) are for CM13 and releases from r3 upwards for CM14.1 and Lineage OS.
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Sources
https://github.com/NStep/android_kernel_motorola_msm8226/tree/cm-14.0-nx
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Recommended settings in 2nd post.
Changelog in 3rd post.
Many thanks go to:
The CM Team
faux123
arter97
Hurtsky, Kaminari, pinkflozd, alinp, BryanByteZ
soniCron
...and the community for keeping alive a 3-year-old device :highfive:
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If you would like to help or thank me, you might buy me a beer/coffe/coke to fuel the development.
XDA:DevDB Information
NxKernel, Kernel for the Moto G
Contributors
NxStep
Source Code: https://github.com/NStep/android_kernel_motorola_msm8226/tree/cm-14.0-nx
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: r4
Stable Release Date: 2017-01-03
Created 2016-10-21
Last Updated 2017-01-03
Recommended settings
I suggest Kernel Adiutor to edit the kernel settings. See attached screenshots for the details. The settings that cannot be seen on the pictures are untouched.
I've attached the two json files to import for the two custom controls in Kernel Adiutor, bluedroid_wakelock and USB_fast_charge. To be able to import directly just change the extensions to json.
*For CM13 only! Causes bootloop on CM14 for now.*
Also attached the frandom enabler script (20frandom) that is to be placed in system/etc/init.d wit the permission 0755. Make sure you remove the txt extension first!
Sorry for the extension messing, xda does not allow to upload json files or files without extension... I might move the files to my file host soon.
CPU governor tunables
*to be updated for CM14*
Optimized governor tunables based on soniCron's superb guide. It works with interactive and intelliactive as well and scales fine with overclocking enabled and disabled too.
Basically, it uses 4 optimal frequencies: 300MHz, 998MHz, 1190MHz and 1593MHz if OC enabled. It prevents the CPU jumping a lot between frequencies that do not provide enough performance for a given task. I managed to get 4-5 hours of screen on time with these settings.
Tunables are as following:
Code:
above_hispeed_delay: 20000 998400:60000
boost: 0
boostpulse_duration: 80000
go_hispeed_load: 75
hispeed_freq: 998400
io_is_busy: 1
min_sample_time: 40000
sampling_down_factor: 0
sync_freq: 0
target_loads: 98 384000:56 600000:31 787200:27 998400:82 1094400:9 1190400:95 1305600:3 1344000:4 1401600:7 1497600:6 1593600:85
timer_rate: 25000
timer_slack: 80000
two_phase_freq: 998400,998400,998400,998400
up_threshold_any_cpu_freq: 998400
up_threshold_any_cpu_load: 95
Changelog
r4 - 03.01.2017
merged latest CM14.1 kernel sources
update to latest prebuilt toolchain UBERTC 4.9 by mdalexca
added some additional patches, see Github
r3 - 25.11.2016
intial release for CM14.1
merged latest CM14.1 kernel sources
switched to "r" naming scheme
r2 - v1.1 - 11.11.2016
merged latest CM13 sources
r1 - v1.0 - 21.10.2016
initial release
Reserved another just in case.
NxStep said:
NxKernel
v1.0
Created 2016-10-21
Last Updated 2016-10-21
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Downloaded and installed a couple of hours ago.
Feels smooth and snappy. Have not encountered any glitches.
I'm running [7.0.0_r14]AOSP+OM
Thank you for bringing another kernel to this old device.
this kernel have multirom support?
thanks for your amazing work
Pretty nice idea man, I'll test it. Thanks for this kernel
Thank your for your feedback!
aldanopolis said:
this kernel have multirom support?
thanks for your amazing work
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No, it doesn't. I haven't really examined this feature as I use only one ROM on my phone. But I might add it in the future if it is requested.
NxStep said:
Thank your for your feedback!
No, it doesn't. I haven't really examined this feature as I use only one ROM on my phone. But I might add it in the future if it is requested.
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IMHO, As we have no kexec workaround in last version of multirom , this is not mandatory.
Any way to backup the stock kernel of Orion Os in case I find any issue with this kernel?
Guillosd said:
Any way to backup the stock kernel of Orion Os in case I find any issue with this kernel?
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Use Flashify
It has the option to backup the current kernel and can also flash imgs, zips and stuff.
Good to see another kernel available for our old (but seemingly immortal?) phone. Best of luck to you!
Like Kamin4ri said thanks for the kernel i really hope that moto g be immortal best phone that i used for sure, good enough for what i need.
Would be great if it has dt2w...
Aayushya said:
Use Flashify
It has the option to backup the current kernel and can also flash imgs, zips and stuff.
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nandroid restore would work as well ,right?
Hiraethic said:
nandroid restore would work as well ,right?
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Yes
everything works awesome on aosp 7.0 by srisuriya
Skarni said:
Downloaded and installed a couple of hours ago.
Feels smooth and snappy. Have not encountered any glitches.
I'm running [7.0.0_r14]AOSP+OM
Thank you for bringing another kernel to this old device.
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Did you change any settings in Kernel Auditor?
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NxStep said:
Recommended settings
~snip
[/CODE]
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Those pictures on second post are recommended settings?
kamesh_kraken said:
Did you change any settings in Kernel Auditor?
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Those pictures on second post are recommended settings?
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I did apply some of the settings from the pictures. I chose different scheduler and network TCP algorithm.
I do not have the paid version of Kernel Adiuitor, so I was not able to use the .json files.
Skarni said:
I did apply some of the settings from the pictures. I chose different scheduler and network TCP algorithm.
I do not have the paid version of Kernel Adiuitor, so I was not able to use the .json files.
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Use a mod, kernel adiutor is open source
Welcome Everyone!!!!
DISCLAIMER-----
This App Is The Reborn Version Of Old Kernel Aduitor Mod By @yoinx , So It Will Be Known As Kernel Adiutor Mod Reborn
It Is Meant For Tweaking The Features Of Your Kernel It Will NOT Add Features In Your Kernel,If A Feature Doesn't Show Up In App Than Your Kernel May Not Have That Feature. Ask Your Kernel Dev For Which Features Are Supported In Your Kernel.
INTRODUCTION-----
This Is The Thread Of KA Mod Reborn Which Is The Updated Version Of Old KA Mod Made By @yoinX.
As The Development Of The Old KA Mod App Has Been Abandoned So I Thought That I Should Take Over That Project Cause I Love The KA Mod App Very Badly But It Can't Work Correctly On My Phone And Other Newer Devices/Kernels Were Also Having Problems With It, So I Forked The Old KA Mod Source Code And Started Working.
So Finally After A Long Wait Here Is The Updated KA Mod, I Renamed It To KA-Mod Reborn Due To Some Issues :victory:
This App Is Still Under-development So More Fixes/Stability/Features Will Come In Future Versions.Please Be Patient :angel:
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS-----
This App Has Different Installation Directory/App Name/Package Name From The Orignal Kernel Aduitor By @Grarak And It Also Differs From Original Kernel Aduitor Mod By @yoinx.
This Was Not Done To Steal/Disguise This App But To Prevent Conflicts If You Choose To Keep The Original KA Mod By @yoinx Or Original Kernel Aduitor By @Grarak.
NOTE-----
App Version 16 & 17 Still Uses The Old Installation Directory/App Name/Package Name As Old KA Mod Do, The Reason Behind This, Is The Issue.
DOWNLOADS-----
Current Build [V18]- Download
CHANGELOGS-----
This App Will Continue The Version Number Where The Old KA Mod Left.
V18
{Change}Changed The App Name To KA-Mod Reborn & Package Name To com.kerneladiutor.reborn.
{Add}Added GPU Sysfs Paths For Zenfone 2
{Add}Added HBM Quick Settings Tile.
{Add}Added Battery Charging Current Indicator In Battery Section.
{Add}Added Vibration Support For Pixel XL & Pixel.
{Add}Added A 0 Second Delay For Apply On Boot.
{Fix}Fixed Assuming That All 4 Cores CPU Are Big.Little.
{Fix}Fixed Adreno Idler Issues.
{Fix}Few Other Fixes And Improvements.
{Update}Updated App Updater To Point To My Repo For Updates.
{Update}Updated Vibration & AutoSMP Hotplug Parameters.
{Update}Updated CPU Boost.
V17
{Add}Added Support For Nexus 6P.
{Add}Added Support For I/O Schedulers For Pixel XL & Pixel.
{Fix}Fixed Crash While Turning On/Off MSM_Limiter.
{Fix}Fixed Calculation Of Big.Little Cores On SD 820 SOCs (This Still Needs Some Fixes As it Is Not Working For Some Phones Like Nexus 6/One Plus One, Tho It has Been Fixed For Most Of The Devices)
V16
{Updates} Updated To SDK 27 (Android O) & Updated Various Other Tools/Gradle.
This Version Has No Fixes/Features I Just Updated It,Fixes Will Come In Future Versions Please Be Patient.
FEATURES-----
This App Has All The Features Of Old KA Mod , I Will Edit This When I Will Add New Features In The The Future Versions Of This New Reborn KA Mod
FAQ-----
Q- Will You Explain What Awesome Features In My Kernel Do?
A- No, Ask Your Kernel Dev Or Search On Google.
Q- Which Settings Are The Best For Battery Life/Performance/Balanced?
A- I Don't Know, I Probably Don't Even Run The Same Kernel As You Do.
Q- I Found A Bug What Should I Do?
A- Provide As Much As Information Possible With Logs & Post In The Thread Or You Can Join The Telegram Group.
Q- Somethings That Are Working On Original Kernel Adiutor Are Not Working On This?
A- I Apologize For That This App Is Still Under-development So More Fixes/Stability/Features Will Come In Future Versions.Please Be Patient.
TELEGRAM GROUP-----
You Can Join This Group For Getting Help/Beta Testing.
Telegram Group-Here
INFORMATION FOR DEVS/ADVANCED USERS-----
This Part I Have Copied From Old Kernel Adiutor Mod Thread
Kernel Download Support-
I Have Modified This Unbranded Release So That Kernel Devs Can Add Support (And Override Whatever Is Included In The App Already) For Their Kernel's Downloads By Including /res/kernel_adiutor_mod/downloads.json In Their Ramdisk.
Why? Well... It Removes The Need For Commits To Add Support For The Kernels Within The App. Want Support? Add The File To The Ramdisk. Next Time When A User Flashes The Kernel, The App Will Display Them With Your Downloads.
Information taken from Grarak's Wiki
The original app required the files to either be downloads.json to be compiled into the app, or in the app's data directory. I simply added the /res directory and made the priority /res > data dir > app's resources. So the information is the same.
/res/kernel_adiutor_mod/downloads.json
This File Is Static, Once Configured And Added To The Ramdisk It Will Remain Valid Unless You Remove/Move The Link File. It Will Pull This File Each Time The Dowloads Section Is opened, Pulling In Whatever Changes You've Made To The Linked File.
For An Example Of The Downloads Link, Check Any Of The Ones Included Here As Well As The Example In Grarak's Wiki. This File Will Be Dynamic, Any Changes That You Make To It Will Actively Be Pulled When Users Open The Downloads Section Within The App Once The Static File Has Been Added To The Ramdisk.�
Intents
HighBrighness Mode on: com.kerneladiutor.mod.action.HBM_ON
HighBrighness Mode off: com.kerneladiutor.mod.action.HBM_OFF
HONOURABLE MENTIONS/CREDITS
@Grarak (Original Dev Of Kernel Adiutor)
@yoinx (Dev Of Kernel Adiutor Mod)
@spezi77 (For His Code)
@apophis9283 (For His Code And Support )
@David 617 (For Allowing Me To Continue This App)
@infus38 (Do I Have To Say Why?)
@madcodez (Again,Do I Have To Say Why? App Compiler)
@Mervingio (For Helping/Contributing)
@Bryanx86 (For Helping/Contributing)
@Ali Haide 001 (You Wanna Say Anything?)
XDA:DevDB Information
Kernel Adiutor-Mod Reborn, An App For All Devices
Contributors
See Above
Source Code: Here
Version Information
Status:
Current Version: V18
Created: 2017-12-03
Last Updated: 2017-12-10
Reserved For Future Surprises
good job...thank you.
mnjm9b said:
good job...thank you.
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Thanks
Hope Now I Am Not A Hijacker:laugh:
Congratulations for your work ,
infus38 said:
Congratulations for your work ,
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Thank You Broda
Congrats, Ali and good luck with your first project and thread!!!
Thanks for continuing this awesome work, I really appreciate your contributions!
Awesome. Keep it up
Your link to Source Code is broken. Thanks for new mod.
Wa.Sobchack said:
Your link to Source Code is broken. Thanks for new mod.
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Oh Sorry
Actually I Forgot To Add Link:silly:
I Add It Now
Thanks For Telling
Edit- Done:angel:
I can't download the file
in
Ali Haide 001 said:
Thanks
Hope Now I Am Not A Hijacker:laugh:
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ha...love ya man.
now comes the fun part...
all the whining and complaining about things not working right
and the demands that you fix it ASAP
...LOL
try not to let it get you down...it happens to the best of devs
littlecrap said:
I can't download the file
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Try another browser
Thanks for this. The outdated version was still my go to app for kernel control and adjusting and I'm really happy that someone picked it up to update it.
Version 17 is working just fine on my Nexus 6 on Oreo, it is odd to see big/little core control options though. I didn't even know that my Shamu could have that option.
Glad he picked it up
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urrgevo said:
Thanks for this. The outdated version was still my go to app for kernel control and adjusting and I'm really happy that someone picked it up to update it.
Version 17 is working just fine on my Nexus 6 on Oreo, it is odd to see big/little core control options though. I didn't even know that my Shamu could have that option.
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It doesnt. The app needs to be fixed.
urrgevo said:
Thanks for this. The outdated version was still my go to app for kernel control and adjusting and I'm really happy that someone picked it up to update it.
Version 17 is working just fine on my Nexus 6 on Oreo, it is odd to see big/little core control options though. I didn't even know that my Shamu could have that option.
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Yes I Know
It Will Be Fixed In Next Update
But Until Then You Can Enjoy Big.little Core in Your Non-Big.little Core Phn:laugh:
Ali Haide 001 said:
Yes I Know
It Will Be Fixed In Next Update
But Until Then You Can Enjoy Big.little Core in Your Non-Big.little Core Phn:laugh:
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Good answer. Remember, there are no bugs, just unwanted features
:good:Nice to see the best kernel manager REBORNs