Does one exist for this device?
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leolawliet said:
Does one exist for this device?
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Hahahaha....sorry had to laugh for a moment. But seriously no there is no kernel for sk4g that has loop support.
Actually this kernel does have loop support (Bali), but the busybox binary included in the ramdisk isn't compatible necessarily with the script used to boot ubuntu from the linux-on-android installer.
sduvick said:
Actually this kernel does have loop support (Bali), but the busybox binary included in the ramdisk isn't compatible necessarily with the script used to boot ubuntu from the linux-on-android installer.
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That's a shame, I was hoping I could try out Linux on the sk4g
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This kernel works with on EB13 with both RFS and EXT4.
This is a PROPER release of the kernel, as it includes the new initramfs changes from EB13.
Here you are:
http://efragtv.com/android/EB13-DUALFS-KERNEL.zip
FOR DEVELOPERS:
Initramfs: http://efragtv.com/android/EB13-initramfs.zip
Thanks sir was waitin for this
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Can confirm it's working.
Added initramfs source.
Tks
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sorry once again for the noob questions..
but does this mean zips that are edify like a battery mod or AOSP lockscreen are flashable?
Dameon you are the man...
dmbatson said:
sorry once again for the noob questions..
but does this mean zips that are edify like a battery mod or AOSP lockscreen are flashable?
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it means it works with cwm3
Dameon87 said:
This kernel works with on EB13 with both RFS and EXT4.
This is a PROPER release of the kernel, as it includes the new initramfs changes from EB13.
Here you are:
http://efragtv.com/android/EB13-DUALFS-KERNEL.zip
FOR DEVELOPERS:
Initramfs: http://efragtv.com/android/EB13-initramfs.zip
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Just so I'm clear do u flash this when u do the cwm3 1 click root then flash the kernal or do u flash the kernal then do the 1 click root cwm3?
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beyond rad!
brian2220 said:
it means it works with cwm3
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Thanks!
cant wait for the new Quantum Rom by the Way!
Can we flash this Kernel on CWM3 & then flashed the De-oxidized pre-rooted rom?
If not, how do we make it work on EXT4?
Thanks Dameon... I can't imagine why we still want to support RFS,since you were the big backer of EXT4 in the beggining,and we have all proved it safe. Just want to see the kernel as clean as possible... And I can't wait to see you put out an OC/UV kernel.
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Anyone know how we use this kernel to change to ext4?
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Anyone know how we use this kernel to change to ext4?
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use the one click here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=897612
this changes to ext4. this kernel just supports it with the eb13 release.
abmcbride85 said:
use the one click here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=897612
this changes to ext4. this kernel just supports it with the eb13 release.
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So do u have to do the 1 click root v.2.5.x install the kernal then do the 1 click root cwm3? I'm just confused a bit.
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Didn't work for me. Shows the stock "Android" logo flashing over the boot animation and then the phone freezes and keeps soft-resetting. Followed the directions to a T, guess it just doesn't like me.
Estewa_619 said:
So do u have to do the 1 click root v.2.5.x install the kernal then do the 1 click root cwm3? I'm just confused a bit.
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no use the one click root from the link i provided. it will install cwm 3 once you reboot and convert everything to ext4 automatically. then all you do is flas the kernel.
ecooce said:
Thanks Dameon... I can't imagine why we still want to support RFS,since you were the big backer of EXT4 in the beggining,and we have all proved it safe. Just want to see the kernel as clean as possible... And I can't wait to see you put out an OC/UV kernel.
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Team Viper has been using that for OC/UV
Anyone got this working on eb13 with ext4?
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I am trying to get ubuntu running under the chroot method however I cant get it to work and im not sure my kernel supports loop devices which is needed for this to work, so what kernels do support loop devices?
I think Tiamat kernel is working, not sure.
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what kernels do support loop devices?
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All Linux kernels support the loop devices. In case that module is not present it must be compiled in the kernel image.
This is the kernel module to enable, just in case your CONFIG_BLK_DEV is set to "n".
Code:
Device Drivers --->
[*] Block devices --->
<*> Loopback device support
Bye.
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I've built it like I've always built my 2.3 kernel and I cant even get a stock kernel I compile to boot
you guys think it might be my CC? I've been using Sourcery G++ Lite 2011.03-42 for ARM EABI for a year almost and hasnt had any problems
I'm using supercurios kernel source also btw
any ideas?
ECOTOX said:
I've built it like I've always built my 2.3 kernel and I cant even get a stock kernel I compile to boot
you guys think it might be my CC? I've been using Sourcery G++ Lite 2011.03-42 for ARM EABI for a year almost and hasnt had any problems
I'm using supercurios kernel source also btw
any ideas?
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"adb shell cat /proc/kmsg" output while it's trying to boot may be helpful.
I don't even get to that point, stops at Google logo and gives me nothing
PS I'm building for ICS (forgot to mention that)
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I'm not really sure. I have built from supercurio's source so I know it's not that.
Are you using this source (https://github.com/project-voodoo/linux_samsung)
Are you on the correct branch?
Have you made any changes?
Are you fastbooting the boot.img or using the anykernel script?
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I'm not really sure. I have built from supercurio's source so I know it's not that.
Are you using this source (https://github.com/project-voodoo/linux_samsung)
Are you on the correct branch?
Have you made any changes?
Are you fastbooting the boot.img or using the anykernel script?
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No changes
Same source
Correct branch
Any kernel script
Only thing I haven't changed is CC =\
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ECOTOX said:
No changes
Same source
Correct branch
Any kernel script
Only thing I haven't changed is CC =\
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I have only ever used the one google supplies so I would say try that. It's the only thing I can think of
Hostile89 said:
I have only ever used the one google supplies so I would say try that. It's the only thing I can think of
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Me too...I'll give a diff CC a try
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it was the CC, i used the default one and it worked.
apparently according to Ezekeel you need to add -mno-unalligned-access to the kbuild flags for the newer TC from CS
so if your using code sourcery add that to the build flags or just use the default toolchain
I have been using LG P500 from last 2 years. I have tried many custom ROM but now back to stock ROM.
Can anyone tell me how to use INT2EXT on this ROM, as I already tried flashing these scripts in recovery. But unfortunately none of it worked.
I followed this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
rishabhgangwar said:
I have been using LG P500 from last 2 years. I have tried many custom ROM but now back to stock ROM.
Can anyone tell me how to use INT2EXT on this ROM, as I already tried flashing these scripts in recovery. But unfortunately none of it worked.
I followed this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
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Does the stock rom have init.d support? If you look in system/etc is there an init.d folder?
As far as I know stock ROM doesn't come with init.d support
But you can use this app to add init.d support
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androguide.pimp.my.rom
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As far as I know stock ROM don't come with init.d support
But you can use this app to add init.d support
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androguide.pimp.my.rom
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I tried this but still no success on stock ROM 2.3.3
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Can anyone help me with this????
You cannot run int2ext or link2SD on stock because the stock kernel doesn't support ext partition. Try using a custom kernel that supports ext partition .
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Flash djnoxd kernel with new gpu libs, then flash int2ext
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You cannot run int2ext or link2SD on stock because the stock kernel doesn't support ext partition. Try using a custom kernel that supports ext partition .
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Junior Einstein said:
Flash djnoxd kernel with new gpu libs, then flash int2ext
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If I had to flash a new kernel then the purpose of being on Stock ROM will diminish.
The purpose of being on stock ROM that there is no real bug in ROM and great battery life.
Is there any other mod which I can you besides flashing kernel?
I'll just combine the above posts because they're all incomplete.
First of all, you need busybox installed.
Install it from here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsInN0ZXJpY3Nvbi5idXN5Ym94Il0.
Then, you need to add init.d support (this will enable running scripts on boot)
For this, you have to install this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...wyLDEsImNvbS5hbmRyb2d1aWRlLnBpbXAubXkucm9tIl0.
Then, you need a custom kernel like Candied kernel. And finally, you can flash INT2EXT.
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I'll just combine the above posts because they're all incomplete.
First of all, you need busybox installed.
Install it from here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsInN0ZXJpY3Nvbi5idXN5Ym94Il0.
Then, you need to add init.d support (this will enable running scripts on boot)
For this, you have to install this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...wyLDEsImNvbS5hbmRyb2d1aWRlLnBpbXAubXkucm9tIl0.
Then, you need a custom kernel like Candied kernel. And finally, you can flash INT2EXT.
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I tried the PimpMyRom but no success and the point is that I don't want to flash a kernel.
rishabhgangwar said:
I tried the PimpMyRom but no success and the point is that I don't want to flash a kernel.
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Well then you can't get these or any scripts to work on stock I'm afraid.
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Lt.Win said:
Well then you can't get these or any scripts to work on stock I'm afraid.
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If I have to deal with few bugs on my own, then its better that i'll use some custom rom again with init.d support.
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Why don't you use link2sd? It's supported on stock roms, i'm using it on Stock GB 2.3.5 (Rooted obviously) and it works great, 240 apps and 62MB of free internal memory
gonzo_fortinero said:
Why don't you use link2sd? It's supported on stock roms, i'm using it on Stock GB 2.3.5 (Rooted obviously) and it works great, 240 apps and 62MB of free internal memory
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I'll give a shot and will report soon.
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Follow this guide and it will work for any stock rom (At least it worked for the wildfire s)http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1432459
Has anyone updated koush's AnyKernel to work for our device yet?
The one I used on the S3 was device specific, just want to make sure I don't brick anything by flashing to wrong partitions.
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every kernel is device specific. there may be device variants, but they only work for each particular model. there are plenty of great kernels here. look 'em up and enjoy. cheers.
xBeerdroiDx said:
every kernel is device specific. there may be device variants, but they only work for each particular model. there are plenty of great kernels here. look 'em up and enjoy. cheers.
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Thanks for the reply, but I think you may have misunderstood
AnyKernel itself isn't a kernel, its a tool for packaging the zImage from a kernel you've built into a flashable zip
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Rxpert said:
Thanks for the reply, but I think you may have misunderstood
AnyKernel itself isn't a kernel, its a tool for packaging the zImage from a kernel you've built into a flashable zip
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:good: copy that. thanks
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I doubt any developers check this section of the forum
Is there an AnyKernel template for the Nexus 5?
Is there an AnyKernel template for the Nexus 5?
cbdonohue said:
Is there an AnyKernel template for the Nexus 5?
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a few nexus 5 kernels use anykernel..
simms22 said:
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a few nexus 5 kernels use anykernel..
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Yea, but I only see kernel flashable zips that also change the ramdisk. AnyKernel is supposed to only replace the zImage for the kernel.
cbdonohue said:
Yea, but I only see kernel flashable zips that also change the ramdisk. AnyKernel is supposed to only replace the zImage for the kernel.
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trinity kernel is an aosp/stock compatible n5 anykernel http://goo.gl/IO9KNZ
simms22 said:
trinity kernel is an aosp/stock compatible n5 anykernel http://goo.gl/IO9KNZ
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Apologies for bringing this post back up/asking a potentially stupid question- can this template still be used for Lollipop kernels?