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[KERNEL][GPL][2.6.35.y][02/12/2012]CAF-ICS Kernel

First, i want to say thanks to:
Fserve, Hephappy, PaoloM70, Roqu3, doixanh : For every things. All credits give to you guy, specially is Fserve, Thank you Gerson !
af974, YZ: Thanks for being good Moderators for XDA Forum
Cyanogenmod Team, Code Aurora Forum: Special Thanks for sharing their kernel source with a lot of patches! .
Tasssadar: For many advices .
DJNoxD: Big Thank for helping me and to fix errors
alezardstar, Aspee, RockR172, Andy572: Big thanks for helping me a lot
Der_Caveman, Mik_os, Franco Francisco, selphien and.... sorry i can't remember all people, Thanks for sharing and advising!
All XDA "GOOD" Members .
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Bassiclly Features:
Based on "gingerbread_rel" branch from Code Aurora Forum, merged into CM7 official kernel source. Thanks to Hephappy for doing this .
Backported stuffs from 3.0 kernel to make this kernel run on ICS ROM - All Credits to LGICS Team.
Updated kernel version from 2.6.35.10 to 2.6.35.14 with Power Management patches for better battery life.
Completly Fair Scheduler with Autogroup feature.
Overclocking support. CPU Frequencies that added: from 652Mhz - 806Mhz.
- Tip: Most of P500 can overclock to 729Mhz, becareful with higher frequencies.
Implemented SmartassV2 Governor with optimizations. Use as default governor.
Implemented optimized touch screen driver with multi-touching hack and High CPU Usage bug workaround (CPU Usage goes high when you touch the screen).
- Thanks to Der_Caveman for rewriting a better touch screen driver, waleedq and sippolo for implementing Axis Inversion hack, fserve for High CPU Usage bug fixes.
Camera Flickering fix
Tons of patches/tweaks from CAF, Cyanogenmod, me, many other people... All credits to them!
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Bugs:
Enabling GPS will bring "GPS wakelock". This will prevent your phone from going to deep sleep
Fix: Reboot your phone after enable GPS.
Random Rebooting... Nothing to say!
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Reporting bugs:
Provide logcat when report bugs!
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How to install:
Install the Kernel:
Reboot to Recovery.
Backup all thing FIRST!
Choose the caf-p500-xxxxxxxx-xxxx.zip (xxxxxxxx-xxxx is the kernel version)
Done it right? Reboot the system and Enjoy.
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Tricks/Tips for getting better battery life:
Use the default governor - smartassv2! Highly Recommend!
Don't use CPU Profiles, SmartassV2 already has that.
Don't over clock your phone to higher than 729Mhz.
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Kernel Download:
Please look into the 3rd post
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Source:
Kernel Source Link (for ics only):https://github.com/thachtunganh/caf-kernel
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Changelog
Changelog:
02/12/2012:
- Get up-to-date with Genet ICS kernel:
Remove obsolete audio pmem & increase PMEM_ADSP size.
Upgrade frame buffer to 3.0 kernel
Backport adsp_video_verify from .38 kernel
Update ashmem to msm-3.4
Full changelog: https://github.com/thachtunganh/caf-kernel/compare/b9810925f6...37cae19423
18/11/2012:
- Enable UID_STAT.
AngryWolf80 said:
Is it possible to enable uid_stat in this kernel?
This stuff activates per application traffic counter. Very useful thing with expensive mobile internet...
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. Well, thank you for the tip
- Apply some PM patches, hope those patches can improve battery life
- Use XZ compression to compress kernel image.
- Please notice this version is for testing!
09/10/2012:
- Compiled with lastest Android NDK (r8b - new 4.6.3 GCC for ICS and Jelly Bean). And now Wifi module size is reduced from about 3MB to ~400KB .
- TUN/TAP module now is built in kernel image . Well, get more free space on ICS and Jelly Bean is awesome
- Update to Kernel release 2.6.35.14. :victory: (But i haven't apply some Power Management (PM) patches yet).
- Add Snappy compression support to zram. (this patch is from Zeev Tarantov . With Snappy, Zram uses less CPU time and is thus more useful, thanks to him!)
- Patches from Rashed97 - Who brought Unofficial CM10 Build for our device :laugh:
Fix mdp4_overlay for MDPI devices.
Hack for CRT animations fix.
- disable GENTLE_FAIR_SLEEPERS Sleeper Fairness in CFS. (this patch is from securecrt - Who Developed HWA kernel for ICS. Disabling Gentle Fair Sleepers could improve UI responsiveness. Thanks to him, too !)
- Restored a missed patch, AND USB MASS STORAGE PROBLEM ON ICS ROM IS FIXED WITH THIS PATCH (this patch is from Hephappy. Thanks to him!)
20/08/2012: From alezardstar, post #1048 . Big thank to him!
- smartassv2: some optimization for the governor.
- Use original CPU Frequencies. - No More Undervolted CPU Frequencies!
- Compiled with lastest Android NDK (r8b - new 4.6.3 GCC for ICS and Jelly Bean).
20/07/2012:
- Disabled Vsync for scrolling smoothness.
- Various tweaks from me. (Undervolted CPU frequencies (Undervolt 1 level): 122, 245, 320, 480, 600 Mhz. Increase Vibration level (from 115 to 120)).
- p500: Fix proximity sensor (thanks cyrix.vs) (took from hephappy, thanks to cyrix.vs).
- qdsp5: Incall recording pcm driver (took from hephappy).
- Tune dirty_background_ratio and vm_dirty_ratio (nobodyAtall AKA nAa from Xperia X8, X10 Mini, X10 Mini Pro Mobile Phone developement)
- Revert "Backport memory manager (mm) from ics_chocolate" module_alloc fails when wireless module activated in AP mode (hephappy).
- Revert "bcm4325: disable wakeup irq when device sleeps". (me)
- cpufreq: smartass2: change DEFAULT_RAMP_UP_STEP. (me)
02/07/2012:
- Implement optimized touch screen driver by Der_Caveman (Big thank to Tasssadar).
- sched_fair tweaks for improving performance. (IHO from OV).
- bcm4325: Force powersave mode, disable wakeup irq when device sleeps (IHO from OV, Mik_os).
- add the Stochastic Fair Blue (SFB) network scheduler. (LorDClockaN).
- fix rpcrouter misspelling (css771).
- usb: gadget: Remove unsupported mtp & ptp functions (hephappy).
- Disabled Hardware Keyboard support.
28/06/2012:
- Fix Data Usage - Set mobile data limit funtion for ICS. (lupohirp)
- Fix battery stat for ICS. (lupohirp).
- Enable Zcache in kernel. (me)
- Some bluetooth patches (Peter Hurley, jhovold).
- ext4: check for zero length extent (tytso)
25/06/2012:
- Fix USB Mass Storage for ICS. (hephappy).
- Bluesleep: Fix Wakeup (Tasssadar).
- Split out 2 part: Kernel (Normal Users) and Extra Modules (Extra For VPN, Tethering Users).
17/06/2012:
- Updated KGSL drivers (mikegapinski).
- Added frontswap, zCache, Cleancache; updated zRam. (lupohirp).
- Added Genlock (mikegapinski).
- Updated vidc/camera headers for compatibility (mikegapinski).
- Backport Memory Manager (mm) from Code Aurora Forum kernel, ics_chocolate branch (hephappy).
- Backport binder from 3.0rc6 kernel (Drew Walton)
- msm_fb : Add support for Yamato format (our adreno200 gpu) (lupohirp).
- Updated VFP code (lupohirp).
- Update network interface (adfad6666).
- cpufreq: backport cpufreq code from 3.0rc6 kernel (me).
- USB: f_mass_storage: Disable write cache support (Chiranjeevi Velempati).
- Many sched, autogroup patches (Mike Galbraith)
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Download Section:
CAF Kernel (For ICS ONLY):
Kernel:
ALL VERSION include the lastest one: http://www.mediafire.com/caf-p500-kernel
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Old Kernel LIKE ta-gb, thunderVN (For Gingerbread ONLY)
http://www.mediafire.com/?22y45z15xr2jv
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FINALLY!! Was waiting for this!

To the testers please give the feedbacks
Sent from my LG-P500 using XDA App

I've been waitin' for like 5hrs??
Dowloadin'..
Sent from my LG-P500 using Tapatalk

Waiting for it.....FINALLY it's here thanx.
Thach!!!

Have you undervolted higher frequencies or just till 748?? 0_o

RockR172 said:
Have you undervolted higher frequencies or just till 748?? 0_o
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No, description says undervolted low frq from 122-480

Shalu said:
No, description says undervolted low frq from 122-480
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His previous version had 748 undervolted... m running it right now @748 without any random reboots which my phone used to get earlier @ that frequency...
Wait, il flash it n test...

Hey Thach, got a small problem camera exposure not working in cm nightlies#14 where It works fine on stock gb!

Shalu said:
Hey Thach, got a small problem camera exposure not working in cm nightlies#14 where It works fine on stock gb!
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Camera Exposure , i don't know what is it? even i heard about it in Adfad6666 CM7 ROM

Rom Nightly Exposure in camera not working....no bug kernel

thachtunganh said:
Camera Exposure , i don't know what is it? even i heard about it in Adfad6666 CM7 ROM
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It's also not working with Stock Cm7 kernel may be it's the problem in rom so chill
okay confirmed problem is in ROM

is it a .35 kernal or .32??

gurpreet9080 said:
is it a .35 kernal or .32??
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It's a .35 kernel..
Oppss mistakenly pressed thankss,
Sent from my LG-P500 using Tapatalk

RockR172 said:
Have you undervolted higher frequencies or just till 748?? 0_o
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Hey.. can u tell me what undervolting exactly does??
Sent from my LG-P500 using xda premium

fundoozzz said:
Hey.. can u tell me what undervolting exactly does??
Sent from my LG-P500 using xda premium
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Less power on device, better battery.
But lower performance I think.
And why differs this kernel from Franco, like the ICS kernel? I think we already got enough kernels
Greets!

Shalu said:
It's also not working with Stock Cm7 kernel may be it's the problem in rom so chill
okay confirmed problem is in ROM
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Oh, you mean the camera exposure , it's the camera flicker right?
If it right , it is the OC method , i use SoC OC method from cyangogenmod source.
The flicker fixed long time ago, i will fix it when i release the ICS kernel
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Hey.. can u tell me what undervolting exactly does??
Sent from my LG-P500 using xda premium
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Undervolt will under the voltage of CPU Frequencies , it'll give you bettery battery life and stablity. And about the undervolt 748Mhz freq , i didn't do that.... I didn't test to undervolt 600Mhz and higher frequencies... doixanh (i took the undervolt frequencies from him) told me that it will crash when i undervolt 600Mhz and higher frequencies

Undervolt just decrease stability and only increase battery life by a bit.

[FIRMWARE] List of kernals by devs for Galaxy R

Ice Cream Sandwich Kernals (4.0.4) (EMMC_BUG_FIXED)
Ardatdat ICS kernel 4.1 [ICS][CWM]
Kernel v4.1 features:
- OC to 1.32Ghz, including 1.1Ghz and 1.2Ghz
- Added the tweaked deadline scheduler
- Added SIO v2 scheduler
- Fine tune the auto-brightness logic, same as previous GB kernel
- Enable NTFS, but not auto-mount (need some time to research on that)
- Only root if you have no su in /system/bin nor /system/xbin/.
- Before rooting, remove YouTube.apk (could be installed on Google Play), SecretWallpaper... in /system/app/ in order to free space for rooting
- Increase vm.min_free_kbytes to 12MB to increase stability
- tcp: Proportional Rate Reduction for TCP
Download
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Horsepower 1.0.9 by fuss
Kernel can be used on:
Features:
- GPU at 400mhz
- CPU OC to 1.2 Ghz
- prerooted
- init.d script support enabled
- updated tegra drivers
- many governors like:
savagedzen governor
sakuractive governor
brdzilianeax governor
minmax governor
abyssplug governor
lulzactive governor
lazy governor
pegasusq governor
smartassv2 governor
scary governor
HYPER governor
wheatley governor
Changelog (1.0.9):
increase free ram to 835mb *)
overclock the gpu to 400mhz *)
enabled lower 1.2ghz oc
Download
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Buddy... Can u tell me what is the purpose in havin a new thread in listing all kernels here when u hav all the threads in dev section ??
Sent from my GT-I9103 using Tapatalk 2

vipul12389mehta said:
Buddy... Can u tell me what is the purpose in havin a new thread in listing all kernels here when u hav all the threads in dev section ??
Sent from my GT-I9103 using Tapatalk 2
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Just to bind up all the kernals in one .... and we could easily comapre ....

already we are having thread in Dev section & XDA WIKI page also for the same thing...

vipul12389mehta said:
Buddy... Can u tell me what is the purpose in havin a new thread in listing all kernels here when u hav all the threads in dev section ??
Sent from my GT-I9103 using Tapatalk 2
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ohh sorry i'll shift it there

krookedsgr said:
ohh sorry i'll shift it there
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Please search before creating a new thread, Reported to Justin he will decide what to do....

mj.vikram said:
already we are having thread in Dev section & XDA WIKI page also for the same thing...
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yea sorry my mistake..

It's no worries mate. Appreciate you trying, but I will go ahead and close this for now
Thanks!
Closed.

[KERNEL][STOCK-CROMi][OC][LINARO]MaxKernel V4 RC2 (10.6.1.14.8) [Reloaded][July 7]

So I'm presenting my kernel today I didn't sleep because it was so fun to compile and compile all night so I make my own kernel and yesterday I made some questions and I need to thanks "_that" because he help me to compile the kernel.
Reloaded version done from Zero again will put the features missing later.
Now I will do extensive test of a version and will know exactly what changes from version to version.
I will start to add the featurer that were on my previous kernel later..
Features:
ISO 9660 Support
UDF Support
CIFS Support
Dynamic Fsync
No more crash when reading /sys/bus/nvhost/drivers/tegradc/tegradc.0/nvdps
Companion Core OC to it's full potential 620 MHz
Thalamus hot-plugging
Compiler With Linaro 4.7 using -O3 Optimizations
I/O Schedulers
noop
deadline
row - default
cfq
bfq
sio
CPU Governors:
lagfree
smartassH3
touchdemand
lulzactive
pegasusq
interactive - default
And the default ones.
Ramdisk:
DPI Unlocked
ADBD with Root (ro.secure=0 )
Coming next:
data2sd Support
CPU Overclock
GPU Overclock
Github:
https://github.com/maxrdlf95/tf700t_maxkernel
Source for V1
Comming
Source for V2
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0UY4U-rpxjsekI5TVp1SUNRNkU/edit?usp=sharing
Soon I will only include patch files to older versions as I will be using Github..
Changelog Reloaded:
V1
Made from zero
Dynamic Fsync
ROW Scheduler
Compiled with latest Linaro 2013.04
V2
Added Thalamus Hotplug
Added Voltage Control
Improved lowmemorykiller
Added Improved glibc, memcpy, memmove Functions
Optimized ARM RWSEM Algorithm
Added SmartAss H3 Governor
Added lagfree Governor More to come
Added Optimized CRC32 Algorithm
Added Optimized AES and SHA1 routines
V3
GPU Overclock 666 MHz
LP Core Overclock 620 MHz
V4
Add SIO scheduler
Add Touchdemand governor
Changes on TCP
Optimization of ondemand and interactive and CFQ
Optimization to code
BFQ & SIO are back
Improvements to I/O
Compiled now using O3 Flag
Fixed CIFS thanks to the guy that posted the patch here
Still working on GPU OC Issue and CPU OC
Some fixes
RC Release:
Updated to 10.6.1.14.8 Source code
Added CPU OC up to 1.9 GHz Please use Trickster or Franco.app latest version which works fine
Some updates to ext3 and ext4 filesystem
Lots of changes to come yet tomorrow will do more work
Credits:
Ezekeel, faux123, _that, Metallice, David McCullough & lupohirp
Thanks:
buhohitr So much for checking all test version of kernel I send and help me to fix this
wingdo For testing some kernel versions also

Changelog Old Version:
V1
First version
Lot of optimizations and patches that I don't remember now.
V2
init.d Support
Linaro 4.7 2013.03 Compiled
Updates to lowmemorykiller
Some changes in governors
V2.1
Fixed Clocks Speed
Fixed Companion Core Overclock
GPU Overclock 666 MHz
V3
Optimizations to EXT4 Filesystem
Added improved version of glibc, memcpy & memmove
Added optimized AES and SHA1
Added support to hardboot to a kexec kernel
Some fixed in code of Thalamus Hotplug
More things that I don't remember
V4
Removed some unnecesary code
Added Dynamic Fsync
Fixed Reboot issues
Some other things I don't remember, so busy now..

First!
maxrdlf95 said:
So I'm presenting my kernel today I didn't sleep because it was so fun to compile and compile all night so I make my own kernel
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Cool, another kernel. :good: I think I can retire soon.
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Lot of optimizations and patches that I don't remember now.
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Remember you have to offer the source code of your kernel because it's under GPL license.

_that said:
First!
Cool, another kernel. :good: I think I can retire soon.
Remember you have to offer the source code of your kernel because it's under GPL license.
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Oh yes.. Will upload it tonight untill I learn how to use github
P.D Don't retire yet I'm still learning

Cool
That´s great news, thanks! Downloading now...

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Oh yes.. Will upload it tonight untill I learn how to use github
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Ah, github ... it's great, but I will only start using it when I know how to use it correctly.
maxrdlf95 said:
P.D Don't retire yet I'm still learning
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That was, of course, a joke - I will continue to maintain my stable stock kernel, presumably as long as I own the device, maybe even a bit longer. It's great that we now have multiple devs who bring variety.

great to see that someone else is finally seeing the potential of thalamus' hotplugging routines.
Which ones are you using (modified from franco or the original ones)?
Good to see another dev!

bryce09 said:
great to see that someone else is finally seeing the potential of thalamus' hotplugging routines.
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Do you understand how hotplugging works together with the lp/g cluster switching? And well enough that you can explain it to me?

maxrdlf95 said:
Oh yes.. Will upload it tonight untill I learn how to use github
P.D Don't retire yet I'm still learning
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With the fortune _That made from publishing his kernels and giving good advices to everyone in this community, he can sure retire from his regular work and help us more here..

bryce09 said:
great to see that someone else is finally seeing the potential of thalamus' hotplugging routines.
Which ones are you using (modified from franco or the original ones)?
Good to see another dev!
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Im using original Thalamus THanks!:good:

So I got already init.d Support wil upload next version with that and kexec suport for mutiboot
Source code will also be with that version

Is it possible you're going to release a version for data2sd like Hund's kernel? That would be great. Thanks.
With quadrant your kernel is about 150point more than that V2 stock kernel and it's flying when I put on performance mode (as fast as Hund's OC kernel). I ran about 10 quadrant and the cpu temp is about 42C. Good job for your first time!!
Edit: I set the governor to lagfree and balance mode, pretty smooth and fast, very nice for daily driver, but once I set it on performance mode this thing is flying...kid you not!

buhohitr said:
Is it possible you're going to release a version for data2sd like Hund's kernel? That would be great. Thanks.
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Yes I can do that
Next version will be Linaro 4.7 2013.03 Compiled so if should fly!

So far, this kernel (V1) is running really smooth with interactive and SIO. I tweaked interactive a bit to improve battery.
I noticed minimum freq never drops under 513 MHz and there is hotplug tuning vs just "max active cores" like in stock.
Questions:
Why minimum freq at 513?
Is there a way to tune hotplug to only use 2 cores?
When flashing V2 over V1, should I wipe cache and dalvik?
I'd love to know, and appreciate you guys helping me learn more about kernels and settings (I don't mean for the questions to be demanding or rude, I just wanted to ask in a straightforward manner, right to the point).
Greatly appreciate your work, flashing V2 now!!
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using xda app-developers app

uberbania said:
So far, this kernel (V1) is running really smooth with interactive and SIO. I tweaked interactive a bit to improve battery.
I noticed minimum freq never drops under 513 MHz and there is hotplug tuning vs just "max active cores" like in stock.
Questions:
Why minimum freq at 513?
Is there a way to tune hotplug to only use 2 cores?
When flashing V2 over V1, should I wipe cache and dalvik?
I'd love to know, and appreciate you guys helping me learn more about kernels and settings (I don't mean for the questions to be demanding or rude, I just wanted to ask in a straightforward manner, right to the point).
Greatly appreciate your work, flashing V2 now!!
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using xda app-developers app
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1 I think I know why minimun its at 513 will check that later
How that of tuning to use 2 cores only
Hotplug turn on/off CPUs automatically based on frequency..
V2 over V1 no you will be ok just flashing on top of it

Always good to see another kernel for our infinity :good: Just wondering what everyone's experience with battery life has been compared to stock or that's kernel?

Great work! Are you on with me to include in CROMi-X? :cyclops:

sbdags said:
Great work! Are you on with me to include in CROMi-X? :cyclops:
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Yes Im with you no problem to include let me fix the Clocks and you can use V3
Thanks! :highfive:

Max, I have a question, is it possible to make the powersaver/balance/performance mode stick after a reboot by just using the UI?
Edit: Also your kernel is only using the following frequencies: 1700, 1600, 1000, 620, 513 and deep sleep.

buhohitr said:
Max, I have a question, is it possible to make the powersaver/balance/performance mode stick after a reboot by just using the UI?
Edit: Also your kernel is only using the following frequencies: 1700, 1600, 1000, 620, 513 and deep sleep.
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There was an error on frequency table I fixed it already and now min its 475 again

[kernel][bln]MoshKernel[GPL]

sI don't want to write a big OP.
This is a kernel and liblights modules I compiled to use with the Galaxy s II Plus.
Features
- BLN(Backlight-button-notification)
- compiled with linaro-gcc 4.9.1
- additional cpufreq governors: smartassv2 and scary
- additional I/O scheduler: fiops
- optional overclocking
- performance/battery tweaks(not many yet, more to come)
- linaro arm topology
- frandom
- dynamic fsync control
- init.d support for stock rom
- f2fs support
- linux kernel 3.0.101​Installation
- be sure, that you have a GT-I9105(P) and are on a compatible rom
- flash the .zip file with a custom recovery
- wipe cache
- To change your kernel settings I recommend you Performance Control
- BLN could eat some more battery
- the initial name of this project was custom_kernel​
Downloads
Old Files
custom_kernel 1.5
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407566919
custom_kernel 1.5.1
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407566930
custom_kernel 1.5.5
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407566996
custom_kernel 1.5.6
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407567173
custom_kernel 1.5.7
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407567438
custom_kernel 1.5.8
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407567499
MoshKernel 1.6
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407567962
MoshKernel 1.7
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407571177
MoshKernel 1.7 - non-undervolted
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407571211
MoshKernel 1.7.2
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407571650
MoshKernel 1.7.2 - non-undervolted
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407571648
MoshKernel 1.8 - stock 4.2.2
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407573842
MoshKernel 1.8 - aosp-based
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407573843
MoshKernel 1.8.5 - stock 4.2.2
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407576641
MoshKernel 1.8.5 - aosp-based
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407576648
MoshKernel 1.8.6 - stock
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407583770
MoshKernel 1.8.6 - aosp-based
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407583772
MoshKernel 1.9 - aosp-based
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407589598
MoshKernel 1.9 - stock
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407589804
MoshKernel 1.9.1 - aosp-based
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23487008491966527
MoshKernel 1.9.1 - stock
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23487008491966519
MoshKernel 1.9.2 - aosp-based
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001612602
MoshKernel 1.9.2 - stock
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001612603
- older versions are attached​Credits
- Samsung for kernel source
- @neldar for BLN control app and biggest part of BLN on i8190
- @pawitp parts of kernel source
- @k2wl for some cool stuff
- @Koush for initial AnyKernel
- Christopher83 for the precompiled linaro toolchain I used
- franciscofranco
- faux123
- googyanas​
Configure BLN notifications
You can execute these lines in any terminal as root. If you want the settings to persst after reboot, create an init.d script with your settinǵs.
enable:
Code:
echo 1 > /sys/class/misc/backlightnotification/enabled
disable:
Code:
echo 0 > /sys/class/misc/backlightnotification/enabled
disable blinking:
Code:
echo 0 > /sys/class/misc/backlightnotification/led_blink_duration
change blinking duration (in milliseconds):
Code:
echo <time> /sys/class/misc/backlightnotification/led_blink_duration

Changelog
1.0
- initial commit
- BLN
- pre-undervolted
- scary and smartassv2 cpu governors
- compilation with linaro crosstool 4.7​
1.1
- BLN bug fixed: buttons now always turn off, when turn on the screen
- smartassv2 added(forgot in the older release)
- compilation with linaro crosstool 4.8​
1.1.1
- updater-scripts semi-fixed(it fully works, but it flashes a ramdisk, so you need to download the right .zip for your rom)​
1.2
- added pegasusq governor
- removed bln wakelock -> better battery life with bln
- some optimization flags for better performance
- tweaked cpufreq table​
1.3
- changed a bit in wifi driver for better battery while deepsleep
- enabled, swap, zram, decreased swapiness
- restored volt-table, caused reboots
- restored cpufreq table​
1.4
- resolved problems with touchkey leds not turning off
- enable zram completely
- added I/O scheduler: sio, vr and row​
1.5
- compatible with stock roms, because your ramdisk will not change while flashing
- higher default swapiness, you can change it in /system/etc/init.d/zramhelper
- you can turn of zram in /system/etc/init.d/zramhelper
- changed something in zram-related defconfig​
1.5.1
- fix typos in itnit.d script, zram works now​
1.5.5
- fix blinking and flickering of bln notifications EDIT: still flickering, but at least blinking works​
1.5.6
- fix random reboots and force-closes
- remove pegasusq, it caused freezes​
1.5.7
- fix graphical glitches(not fixed yet)​
1.5.8
- compile with arm-eabi-gcc 4.7(there are problems with the memset fix, I am using the normal gcc for now)
- fix graphical glitches​
1.6
- removed zRam
- renamed kernel to MoshKernel
- compiled with linaro 4.8.3
- a configurator script was added(run 'mosh-config' as root)​
1.7
- pre-undervolted volt table again(it never caused reboots, other things were the reason)
- linaro arm topology
- dynamic fsync control added
- default swappiness changed to 50
- some other mrinor changes
- resolve touchkey backlight issues​
1.7.2
- add frandom
- add bfq I/O scheduler
- graphics performance should get a bit better
- other minor patches​
1.8
- compatibility with stock rom
- experimental intelliplug(disabled by default)
- init.d support on stock rom
- many minor and internal changes
- compilation with a cortex-a9 optimized toolchain​
1.8.5
- remove ramdisk for aosp-based roms
- update stock kernels defconfig to 4.2.2
- remove intelliplug​
1.8.6
- support for customizable vibration density for aosp-based roms
- fixed booting up of stock version(tested)​
1.9
- f2fs support
- slab/slub/slob backported from 3.3​
1.9.1
- stock now completely fixed
- removed all io-schedluers and added fiops
- compiled with linaro 4.9.1
- native bln support(without the app)
- many changes backported from 3.4 /block, a big thanks to k2wl for this​
1.9.2
- switch to GCC 4.8
- updated for android lollipop roms and include some important security fixes​
Sources
kernel: https://github.com/CoolDevelopment/MoshKernel
liblights: https://github.com/CoolDevelopment/liblights_s2vep
Reporting Bugs
If you have bugs, please report them like that:
Code:
ROM:
Kernel Version:
Setup(Governor etc.):
Clear description of the problem:
Please attach a kmsg and a logcat, too. You can get a kmsg like that with adb:
Code:
adb shell su -c 'cat /proc/kmsg /sdcard/kmsg.txt'
adb pull /sdcard/kmsg.txt kmsg.txt
adb shell rm /sdcard/kmsg.txt
If you just post feature x not working, it does not help at al and I will ignore the post.

First. Downloading...
I have a question... You can set overclock to 1.3-1.4ghz? Because on actually 4.4.2 we can't overclock... Thanks

Thanks but see this...
Why???
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Will this kernel work with the vibration fix for your cm11?
Thanks for doing this, by the way

Anemiq said:
Will this kernel work with the vibration fix for your cm11?
Thanks for doing this, by the way
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Yes.Install this after installed vibration fix and you will have no problem.

Anemiq said:
Will this kernel work with the vibration fix for your cm11?
Thanks for doing this, by the way
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Yes...
But bln not working ?
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hasdroid said:
Yes...
But bln not working ?
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BLN control from market worked for me. Did you try "Led notification", and turning your screen off?

beastaki23 said:
BLN control from market worked for me. Did you try "Led notification", and turning your screen off?
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I tested free version and it's worked perfectly but pro version didn't work ?
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beastaki23 said:
Yes.Install this after installed vibration fix and you will have no problem.
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hasdroid said:
Yes...
But bln not working ?
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Thanks. Should I wipe cache and dalvik after I have installed this kernel?

Anemiq said:
Thanks. Should I wipe cache and dalvik after I have installed this kernel?
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Also yes ?
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Well, it works fine, but I can't see smartassv2 governor, should it be there (Scary is present)? And I can still oc to 1300Mhz (I could do this after vibration fix).
EDIT: Oh and @CoolDevelopment have you already included this sdcards swapping via build.prop here? Because I see I can mount pendrive via OTG (well, it does not work, but shows as it was mounted - I used app called stickMount).

I think I forgot to enable Smartassv2 in defconfig. And pro version of bln control works for me, try to clear it's data. Usb otg fix isn't inclueded and swap sdcard needs some more testing
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hasdroid said:
I tested free version and it's worked perfectly but pro version didn't work ?
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I works on pro too...
Test works fine. But
Make sure that you have switched off scedule BLN which is on by default. and you have enabled BLN for Android-OS apps.

nice work devs .. i'm loving this phone because of u guys .. and i think in the future don't make oc kernel it has problem without perf .. i think we are doing it with wrong way ..it needs some moding to feel perf in 1300 or above ... can anyone post antutu score ......good luck

nanoteam said:
nice work devs .. i'm loving this phone because of u guys .. and i think in the future don't make oc kernel it has problem without perf .. i think we are doing it with wrong way ..it needs some moding to feel perf in 1300 or above ... can anyone post antutu score ......good luck
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Total custom: 10451 - original: 11093
Multitask 2104 - 2136
Runtime 989 - 992
CPU Integer 942 - 966
CPU float point 686 - 723
Ram Operation 726 - 772
RAM speed 323 - 462
2d Graphics 969 - 988
3d Graphics 2367 - 2768
Storage I/O 845 - 686
Database I/O 500 - 600
And My second test got total of 10686

hi devs use this .. just flash Zimage with this you can make flashable zip .. for all rom's without ramdisk .. it will extract ramdisk and build boot.img itself .. one zip for all rom's .. replace zimage and modules no need to ramdisk any more ... good luck
https://github.com/koush/AnyKernel

beastaki23 said:
Total custom: 10451 - original: 11093
Multitask 2104 - 2136
Runtime 989 - 992
CPU Integer 942 - 966
CPU float point 686 - 723
Ram Operation 726 - 772
RAM speed 323 - 462
2d Graphics 969 - 988
3d Graphics 2367 - 2768
Storage I/O 845 - 686
Database I/O 500 - 600
And My second test got total of 10686
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I got 11400 with interactive. Scary is not the fastest governor, but it has bettr battery life.
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nanoteam said:
hi devs use this .. just flash Zimage with this you can make flashable zip .. for all rom's without ramdisk .. it will extract ramdisk and build boot.img itself .. one zip for all rom's .. replace zimage and modules no need to ramdisk any more ... good luck
https://github.com/koush/AnyKernel
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Nice, but I'm not sure if the kernel will work with stock rom
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beastaki23 said:
Total custom: 10451 - original: 11093
Multitask 2104 - 2136
Runtime 989 - 992
CPU Integer 942 - 966
CPU float point 686 - 723
Ram Operation 726 - 772
RAM speed 323 - 462
2d Graphics 969 - 988
3d Graphics 2367 - 2768
Storage I/O 845 - 686
Database I/O 500 - 600
And My second test got total of 10686
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I have 11604 with ONDEMAND, on NFC version.

[KERNEL][3.0.101][GT-S7562|S7560/S7560m] KyleOC2 Kernel r2

KyleOC2 Kernel Release 2
This is a Kernel for the Samsung GT-S756X devices aka S DUOS / Ace II x / Trend
for Stock or Stock-based Custom ROMs no CM support.
Kernel version 3.0.101
ZRAM using LZ4 fast compression/decompression algorithm
Frandom module // initialized on boot
CPU OC 1305MHz or 1228MHz or 1113MHz
lowest frequency 61MHz
GPU OC 300MHz
build with Sabermod-Toolchain 4.7
Changes to r1
O3 + additional architecture specific optimization flags applied // gain performance
Lowmemorykiller updated to 3.4 Kernel version
dynamic file-sync
Deadline scheduler enabled (thanks Codename13)
fixed some compile warnings
different approaches to improve performance (commit history)
Kernel Source on Github:
https://github.com/KlinkOnE/kyleopen-kernel.git
Downloads:
KyleOC2-r2
KyleOC2-r1
cortex-a5 optimized toolchain
Instructions:
(optional) backup your modules before flashing!!! How to thanks to coolamit.
flash through recovery
(optional) fix permissions (CWM)
Issues:
using CrossBreeder with KyleOC2 will break entropy generation and may force errors
you tell me
Thanks to:
Cheatman
Codename13
Sadman2
psndna88
Mohitash
Feel free to post suggestions for new features here. I will try to look at it and implement if my time allows. If you are experiencing bugs please report them in a qualified way. I am no developer I just learned how to use Github and like to read a lot.
...enjoy

Changelog
r1
based on the kyleopen-kernel source by Cheatman (includes all previous features)
Kernel version upgraded to 3.0.101
ZRAM using LZ4 fast compression/decompression algorithm
Frandom module added // initialized on boot
CPU OC 1305MHz or 1228MHz or 1113MHz
lowest frequency 61MHz
GPU OC 300MHz
SmartassV2 values tuned
various small changes
compiled with Sabermod-Toolchain 4.7.4
works on GT-S7560(m)
+++ r1-PRIME only
CPU OC 1344MHz
GPU OC 333MHz
adaptive voltage scaling enabled (may or may not work) // more stability

Awesome!
I have no problems so far. Actually amazed how smooth the device runs on the SmartassV2 governor, kinda choppy on the 'ondemand' though. And I didn't have to change the modules. Great work! Hope there is more to come :good:. Maybe you could also compile another version that is OC'd at 1228 MHz or something, not for me but maybe for others. Mine can't handle anything more than 1.113 GHz.

Is it compiled with Sabermod 4.7? Other than that, it looks really great, even better than BA2X 2.0. The only thing I could ask for more in an S Duos/Ace II X/Trend kernel is undervolt. We'll have to try that out sometime.

Can somebody please post guide to back-up and install modules as I'm not sure how to do it
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pravin.narote said:
Can somebody please post guide to back-up and install modules as I'm not sure how to do it
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Backup/Restore modules for S Duos S7562

Codename13 said:
Is it compiled with Sabermod 4.7? Other than that, it looks really great, even better than BA2X 2.0. The only thing I could ask for more in an S Duos/Ace II X/Trend kernel is undervolt. We'll have to try that out sometime.
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You are right it is compiled with sabermod 4.7.4 from your github. Is there any better?
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KlinkOnE said:
KyleOC2 Kernel Release 1
This is a Kernel for the GT-S7562 also known as Galaxy S DUOS.
based on the kyleopen-kernel source by Cheatman
Kernel version upgraded to 3.0.101
ZRAM using LZ4 fast compression/decompression algorithm
Frandom module added // initialized on boot // fix needed if using Crossbreeder http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=52123039#post52123039 BA2X_2.0 also
CPU OC 1305MHz or 1113MHz // lowest frequency 61MHz
GPU OC 300MHz
SmartassV2 values tuned
various small changes
should work on GT-S7560m ACE2X too (not tested)
Kernel Source on Github:
https://github.com/KlinkOnE/kyleopen-kernel.git
Download:
1305MHz OC http://d-h.st/WNc
1113MHz OC http://d-h.st/sbp
Instructions:
backup your modules before flashing!!!
flash through recovery
Thanks to:
Cheatman
Codename13
Sadman2
psndna88
Mohitash
Feel free to post suggestions for new features here. I will try to look at it and implement if my time allows. If you are experiencing bugs please report them in a qualified way. I am no developer I just learned how to use Github and like to read a lot.
...enjoy
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GREAT! can you please compile a 1152 mhz version and if possible WITHOUT the zram? I want the 128 mb of zram will be added to the total ram, thanks

Finally some one updated kernel developer for our s duos.thanks
.is zram beneficial.......release a kernel without that if possible thanks.anyways I will try this today
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ZRAM?
Thanks for the suggestions regarding the use of ZRAM.
First of all this is not a new feature in the kernel as the stock kernel makes use of it too. Whats new is that the drivers are updated and the LZ4 algorithm is used for compression/decompression instead of LZO.
Why do we need ZRAM?
Simply we do not have that much RAM and swapping to disk is slow.
When the device is going out of RAM the ZRAM expands the amount of available RAM by compressing unused data in the RAM itself. This benefits in avoiding slow I/O processes caused by swapping to disk. LZ4 is a very fast compression algorithm with up to 3 times faster decompression than LZO. Of course this doesnt come out of nowhere and some cpu cycles must be used for compression and decompression. But after all i would say it is worth the price for a bit of snappier performance.
How much RAM does the ZRAM use?
Only the amount of compressed data is used from available RAM. So when there is no data compressed in ZRAM the device can make use of the full inbuilt RAM.
Does deactivating ZRAM increase RAM?
No
...I'll stick with it for now. Time will proof.
If you really want to deactivate maybe ask @holymoz he can guide you.

KlinkOnE said:
You are right it is compiled with sabermod 4.7.4 from your github. Is there any better?
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That's what I use for BA2X 2.0 and my CM10.2 kernels. I don't think there's anything quite better at the moment. However, I've seen tutorials on how to build toolchains from source, and optimizing them for a specific architecture. I'm thinking of building Sabermod's toolchain sources (on Github, I think they're called toolchain_build) after optimizing them for cortex-a5, which is what our device has. I'm just not sure how exactly to proceed with building the toolchain.

anyone tested on ACE2X GT-S7560m?
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I have tested on 7562 but how to check gpu
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IjazCI said:
Suggestion for next release
compile An Oc kernel with 1.2 ghz cpu and 300/350 mhz gpu
with 1.2ghz, 1.15ghz, 1ghz, 600mhz, 245mhz as default frequencies. Also make init.d support.
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init.d is already supported and ill definetly think about the frequencies...
pravin.narote said:
I have tested on 7562 but how to check gpu
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hm maybe try antutu or kernel tuner dunno what you mean with check
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KlinkOnE said:
anyone tested on ACE2X GT-S7560m?
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Yes i have tested it on my trend (S7560(M)) and its very very smooth better than kernels that are especially made for ace2x/trend (my opinion).
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Codename13 said:
Is it compiled with Sabermod 4.7? Other than that, it looks really great, even better than BA2X 2.0. The only thing I could ask for more in an S Duos/Ace II X/Trend kernel is undervolt. We'll have to try that out sometime.
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Ive been searching and this is the best that i could found:http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-s/development/hack-overclocking-undervolting-kernels-t876244

All I mean to say was its showing gpu 200 in antutu
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pravin.narote said:
All I mean to say was its showing gpu 200 in antutu
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Can't see gpu frequency in antutu. You don't mean adreno 200? Do you?
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It's showing cpu frequency only...nowhere it showing gpu frequency
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pravin.narote said:
It's showing cpu frequency only...nowhere it showing gpu frequency
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download android tuner from playstore it will show you the gpu freq.

Using this.really nice and stable than other all s duos custom kernels..battery back up is not as stock but not bad atall.but I recommend this kernel to all s duos users..great work
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