Ugh... I really don't like asking questions, so let's keep this short.
Am I able to use the CM9 kernel on MIUI? Specifically, Lithium's build.
I know MIUI is based on CM9, but on some phones, MIUI needs its own kernel.
Thanks for the help!
You can try it out. For science.
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This is my only decent phone. I'm not going to risk hard bricking...
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do a backup, u know the drill. An incorrect kernel/rom combo in this case won't hard brick, maybe a soft one, thus the backup. Hard bricks only occur when u flash a kernel that isn't for our phone, as these are device specific
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Hase anyone find any kernel that works with cm7. Please link the link
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What do you mean? The cm7 build already has a kernel
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I know but another one. if ther is another one. Cuz I ve seen alot kernel out there like the og kernel. titan. Incrediblekernel. But those don't work with this rom
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Alright, let me explain what a kernal does, so you'll understand why exactly they don't work.
The kernals main and only feature is to maintain the hardware and how the phone works, entirely. It's not actually Android User Interface (AUI), but what makes the AUI work and give the usability of the phone to the user.
Each phone has a different base kernal, making it impossible to used on a phone with different hardware. The only kernal available for AOSP/CM is the one that it comes with. If you choose to use the Sense ROM's, some of them work with the OC/UV kernal RomanBB posted linked here.
I know CM uses a different filesystem than for example stock ATT roms, but is it possible to create a lagfix type partition for cm? Just an idea if any devs wanted to look into it or have tried it.
Cm ICS doesn't really need lagfix. I flies for me!
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Not possible. Nor would it provide faster results, it would actually be slower.
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CM essentially solves that problem already by using a smaller but faster partition for data
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OK makes sense all you opinions just wondering if there was a way to make it even more efficient =)
Kernel sources are there
So modify them! (c) one of kernel devs
Just reformatting partitions to EXT4 doesn't work. CM9/ICS doesn't like it. Pitiful miserable little kernel devs! Kidding....
so i finally did the dive for root and s off wow am i glad that i did... so my question is where are the aosp kernals aka cm7 miui i am wanting to flashing the up to date miui rom of miui.us but i am not seeing any kernals strictly for aosp roms or did i miss something thanks
There's only a handful of custom aosp kernels and a lot of them haven't been updated in a while.
Here's some links for a few
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=997481
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1010934
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1180077
Also Sparksco has a few kernels here https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1kWewyOf4WYpeFwaeXtUG8kn6Xk_w_eG9Yv4-dNoQOlk
My personal favorite is Sparks pershoot kernel.
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I'm also working on a few kernels as well... Atleast 1, hopefully 2 will be aosp, and hopefully the other will be ics sense (fingers crossed, its gonna be a lot of work)...
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cool man thanks i can port all day long but don't know the first thing about making kernals out of my knowledge barrier..
HERE is a guide for compiling kernEls, made for our phone... It works... Trust me
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HERE is a guide for compiling kernEls, made for our phone... It works... Trust me
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Oh yeah that is a great guide I use it too for both my phones
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crump84 said:
There's only a handful of custom aosp kernels and a lot of them haven't been updated in a while.
Here's some links for a few
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=997481
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1010934
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1180077
Also Sparksco has a few kernels here https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1kWewyOf4WYpeFwaeXtUG8kn6Xk_w_eG9Yv4-dNoQOlk
My personal favorite is Sparks pershoot kernel.
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Looks like I'm late to the show , thanks for the links
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thanks a lot man!!!! time to start learning some kernal as i am used to a locked bootloaer and never had the option of learning to work with kernals..
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thanks a lot man!!!! time to start learning some kernal as i am used to a locked bootloaer and never had the option of learning to work with kernals..
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KERNELS!!!!!!!!!!!!! THERE IS NO A IN KERNELS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Kernal KErnal KERnal KERNal KERNAl KERNAL!!!! Lol
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thanks a lot man!!!! time to start learning some kernal as i am used to a locked bootloaer and never had the option of learning to work with kernals..
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KERNELS aren't bad once you know where in the source to find certain things that might need some tweaking to work on ported roms. Our phone uses the HTC-msm-7x30 and there's tons of msm-7x30 devices by htc out there that a lot of the hardware is the same. If you want to try and port a kernel just search github for msm-7x30. Only device specific things in the kernels are things like the hardware keyboard, camera/video drivers and things like that which you can find in toastcfh's kernel.
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KERNELS aren't bad once you know where in the source to find certain things that might need some tweaking to work on ported roms. Our phone uses the HTC-msm-7x30 and there's tons of msm-7x30 devices by htc out there that a lot of the hardware is the same. If you want to try and port a kernel just search github for msm-7x30. Only device specific things in the kernels are things like the hardware keyboard, camera/video drivers and things like that which you can find in toastcfh's kernel.
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This is all correct... I'll also add that the G2/desireZ (vision) is almost the same as the shift, making it, for the most part, easiest to port. I highly recommend dl'ing Toastcfh's source and a few others (scary ghoul, sparksco, x99) so you can compare. It's convenient to have a solid source to look back on when you get compiling errors.
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Bfitz26 said:
i am wanting to flashing the up to date miui rom of miui.us
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The latest miui.us rom for shift still needs the fix mentioned in this thread,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=24335781
In the shift forum on miuis.us u can find an old 2.1.20 build that I pulled the smali from and it works perfect
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lol thanks kernels!!! kernels!!! kernels!!! is that better for everyone!! this isn't a spelling class LMAO!!
I like pershoot14 and scarystable #27
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I like pershoot14 and scarystable #27
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Both great kernels!
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I like pershoot14 and scarystable #27
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Yeah. I myself use sparksco pershoot on every AOSP rom I flash. And for sense the newSENSE kernel is good
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Since we lose intX and his kernel, anyone can take over his kernel and continue to update? Lets take a look the dev forum, except mohans rom and kernels , almost all thread is cm ,aokp roms.
Don't think you're gonna find help this way. Since the only incentive is interest, you'll just have to wait.
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I've been thinking about building a custom kernel.. there are some extra modules I'd like to include anyway.
I've built the Linux kernel thousands of times, including cross compile for arm and custom patch sets etc.
But for some reason when i tried building an Android kernel a few months ago it just wouldn't boot no matter what. So don't get your hopes up.
I'll give it a shot though when i get a chance. You mainly want some extra governors? Under volt?
I'd rather start with a fresh cm base and merge in specific things as i go.
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everyone need custom kernel for different purpose. for me , i need only badass and the newest interactiveX governor, i think that is all i need. you can PM InstigatorX, he is move to a new phone , so may you can take over his thread. thanks anyway , it is a good thing to have hopes , and wait patiently ......
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Since we lose intX and his kernel, anyone can take over his kernel and continue to update? Lets take a look the dev forum, except mohans rom and kernels , almost all thread is cm ,aokp roms.
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Ill be doing kernel builds and theming soon. I can do rom builds but we have enough devs for that at the moment with the rookie thread bringing in quite a few new devs. I have done things going on with my 4 daughters but as soon as I get that worked out ill be moving to kernels. Will be about a month before I have my first custom kernel released.
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Request fulfilled, check out the development section.
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Request fulfilled, check out the development section.
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If you are lazy http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1949828
I love my TF101 and I have always had the cutting edge ROMs on it and just accepted any bugs that it may have knowing I can flash a different one later.
Due to my dad going out of town for work and me not needing my TF, I said he could take it to use to browse the web.. He doesnt need it for anything other then that. He has a GNex so knows the basics of how to run ICS/JB. but he is not about to go root anything..
I want to know what is the best and most rock solid ROM to put on my TF for him.. Like once I hand it off to him, everything should work 100%.. No SOD, RR, or any other issues like the dock not charging, etc.. I need to be able to hand it off to him with a Rock solid Daily Driver ROM that just works.. I dont need any crazy customization or anything fancy..
I personally had ran CM10 and AOKP on it and loved both of them, but they both had bugs that wouldnt fly for him..
Would I be better off going back to stock? Is AOSP rock solid? any other ROMs out there that have 0 issues that a nontechie could use?
I recommended you to flash back its stock firmware. As you see, your dad using a stock rom on Gnex. It will lot more easy for your dad to use a stock firmware.
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I recommended you to flash back its stock firmware. As you see, your dad using a stock rom on Gnex. It will lot more easy for your dad to use a stock firmware.
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Makes sense.. Just crushes me to take it from JB back to ICS, even though he wont know a difference, it makes a difference to me.. I was hoping someone had a rocksolid rom to avoid me flashing back to stock, but I will probably end up doing just that.
Go rooted stock ICS with G, s 22.6 kernel. Little OC'd to 1200.
I put both the oldies on it and no drama.. Been 5 months..
I just did a trip back home as OS
And checked it.. All good..
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If you wanted JB on your device...i may no know lot about what you using now...i now recommended you to teach your father to use it.
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If you wanted JB on your device...i may no know lot about what you using now...i now recommended you to teach your father to use it.
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Usage isn't the problem..It's bugs in a Rom that he can't deal with. I will flash back to stock and rock a different kernal. Thanks for the help guys.
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I recommend Revolver 4 Rom by Gnufabio, it's rock solid and with Guevor kernel v23 it really flies
Jelly Bean: Team EOS Jelly Bean #74 (With K.A.T kernel)
Has all the good stuff like trackpad cursor, launcher buttons work(and notify when they have been used), very smooth
ICS: Revolution or Revolver
Just as solid as the stock firmware, just faster.
CyanogenMod 9 Stable is what I use and found it to be stable as the developer says I understand the desire to test out the latest and greatest but not to actually use it as your main operating system since it's still in the testing phase and has bugs such as crashes, locks ups, random shutdowns/reboots etc personally I would prefer to just temporarily test out the latest and greatest then go back to what's stable.