Introducing Torched Kernel for Evita!!
First I must give some thanks to all the great developers that paved the way for this, for I would have nothing if it wasn't for these guys. Most of this work is a collection of various pathes from many devs, adapted into our CM kernel. So, if you have the chance to speak with any of these guys, make sure you spread some appreciation around. The list includes but is not limited to:
Intervigil, H8rift, kushdeck, mdmower, flemmard, codeworxs, Faux123, Flar2, zarboz, showp1984, tbalden.
Also I'd like to add my fellow custom kernel devs rmbq (ville) and NineInchNails (evo 4G) whom i've had the oppertunity to bounce ideas off of and share some work.
Kernel for AOSP roms only!!
Based on CM's current 3.4 kernel
Compiled with Christopher83's custom tweaked GCC 4.9.3 linaro toolchain
This should work on all 5.0 AOSP roms for EVITA
FEATURES:
Interactive/ROW by default
1.7ghz OC available (1.5ghz is stock/default setting) - REMOVED IN noOC/noVC VERSION
3 stage 2D/3D GPU OC avaialable (200/400 stock/default setting, 320/512 max) - REMOVED IN noOC/noVC VERSION
Voltage Control -as implemented by Faux123 - REMOVED IN noOC/noVC VERSION
QCOM Vmin Bypass (allows CPU to follow stock voltages tables rather than qcom enforced minimum voltage for errata cases - REMOVED IN noOC/noVC VERSION
3 stagekernel based thermal control from Showp1984
S2W/DT2W/POCKET DETECTION from flar2 (off by default)
BLN (button light notification) from tbalden, blinks hardkey backlight when there are pending notifications (off by default)
Dynamic Fsync from Faux 123
Additional Gov/Sched options
USB FAST CHARGE
Faux sound control patches from Faux123
Advanced TCP Congestion Control Choices
Bunches of minor optimizations from all over github. My source is always current with my releases and possibly any new work, feel free to check in on it anytime for the full list of tweaks and thier sources.
JB CHANGELOGS
Code:
[B]Initial build[/B]
Keeping it simple for the first build, more to come
-USB fast charge (off by default,turn on w/ trickster/KT)
-Added governors ( Intellidemand, smartmax)
-Added schedulers (BFQ, fiops, SIO)
-reverted recent linux .61/.62 updates as they may be root cause of frequent bootloops (TESTING THEORY HERE)
-dynaimc fsync, advanced SHA1/AES algorithms from faux123
-better cpu freq control (will help with OC later)
-all the linaro build flags and -O2 flags
[B] B2 [/B]
- BLN is working now (off by default)
-enable with trickster/kernel tuner
-IMPORTANT NOTE: This will break variable button brightness control recently added in CM and maybe other roms as well...sorry can't have both.
-I will post a flashable revert zip for the required file permmisions change if there is a demand for it.
-Also made a few mods to boost freqs on smartmax gov.
[B] B3 [/B]
TWO VERSIONS - OC/VC and NO OC/VC
-GPU OC 266 2d / 480 3d enabled by default on both
-Kernel updated to fix display issues
-OC/VC version allows OC to 1.7, 15 at boot and remains there by default use KT or Trickster to enable
-OC/VC remove vmin errate cases that force a higher minimu voltage at low freq. Allows CPU to follow our designed coltage tables
If this causes issues on your device try raising voltage or switching to the NO OC/VC version.
[B]B4[/B]
ONE VERSION ONLY
ALL OPTION OFF/STOCK BY DEFAULT
- Faux sound control credit to Faux123
- 3 stage thermal control by showp1984
Allows users controlled controlled limits for thermal throttling
- S2W /DT2W fix from rmbq/thicklizard.
- S2W/DT2W as implemented by flar2 with pocket detection.
- GPU OC steps added and set to stock speeds by default
Again all boots up like stock... If you want the options turn them on. Most kernel apps include options to set profiles at boot :)
[B]B5[/B]
-O3 optimizations
Added optional lower min frequency (168 mhz)
All Cm updates
[B]B6[/B]
-started over from B4 base
-Dropped lower min freq from B5
-updates to smartmax freqs
-Enabled XZ compression
-Enabled Zram
-Cleaned up linaro flags and cpu freq tables
[B]B6.1[/B] && [B]B6.1.VMIN[/B]
-updates for faux sound 3.0
-VMIN version leave vmin check active, but still allows user controllable voltages
SEE VOLTAGE INFO BELOW
[B]B7 && B7-noOC-noVC[/B]
[B]FINAL VERSIONS for 4.3[/B]
-Updated with all recent CM updates including the CPUfix we are all so excited for( HUGE THANKS to Intervigil )
-bump to linux version 3.4.72
KK CHANGELOGS
Code:
[B]KK-BUILD#1[/B]
-Back to basics, starting from a clean slate again
-CPU OC, GPU OC && Voltage Control
-GCC 4.8 with CFX linaro based tool chain [URL="https://github.com/codefireXperiment/prebuilts_gcc_linux-x86_arm_arm-eabi-4.8"]here[/URL]
-optimization level -O2
-VMIN enabled for now
[B]KK-BUILD#2[/B]
-update to linux v3.4.70
-3 stage thermal control
-S2W w/ user selectable swipe buttons (use kernel tuner)
-BLN
-Faux sound control 3.0
-Vmin disabled, voltages follow qcom voltage tables
[B]KK-Build#2.1[/B]
-rework of S2W to fix initialization issues
-DT2W and pocket detection are back now as well (thanks flar2)
[B]UPDATED WITH "SAFE" VERSION [/B]
-Safe version disables all voltage/clock mods
-Operates at stock clocks and voltages w/vmin check enabled
-all other features carry over from normal build
-DO NOT FLASH VOLTAGE SCRIPT WITH THIS VERSION, IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY FLASHED IT NAVIGATE TO /ETC/INIT.D/ WITH A ROOT EXPLORER AND DELETE THE OLD SCRIPT (74havsvoltage)
[B]KK-Build#2.2[/B]
-Minor update to catch up with CM
-updated to 3.4.72
-Cpufix is now integrated
- noOC/noVC version available
[B]KK-Build#3[/B]
-Most remaining features are back now
-Add governors(smartmax & Intellidemand)
-Add schedulars(BFQ,fiops,sio)
-Updates for Faux Sound (needs testing, still seems alittle off)
-USB FAST CHARGE
-optimized AES and SHA1 routines (faux123 && flar2)
-optimized string and memcopy routines from faux123
-dynamic fsync from faux123
-noOC/noVC version available as well
## All builds prior to Build 3.2 will lose WiFi on CM nightlies after 1/5/14
Use build 3.2 or newer for anything after 1/5/14 ##
[B]KK-Build#3.2[/B]
-Catch up to CM
-Wifi module now built inside kernel, makes for smaller package
[B]KK-Build#3.5[/B]
-Catch up to CM
-Bump max OC to 1.9
-remove a few commits that seem to be root cause of previous SOD issues
[B]KK-Build#3.6[/B]
-Catch up to CM
-Reduce max OC back to 1.7, 1.9 thermals out way to fast to be useful
-complete patches for 3-stage thermal that i missed on original import
-update BFQ to latest v7.2
-fix s2w/BLN broken by new touchscreen/led drivers brought in by CM for M7 import
[B]KK-Build#3.7[/B]
-Catch up to CM
[B]KK-Build#4.0[/B]
-Catch up to CM
-TCP congestion control options
-3.4.86 updates
-build with Christopher83's custom Cortex-A15 tweaked linaro 4.8.3 toolchains
[B]KK-Build#4.1[/B]
- update to support new fstab formats
- should be backwards compatable so this is the only version supported at this point
[B]KK-Build#4.2[/B]
- minor CM updates
- moved to 4.9.1 optimized linaro toolchains]
[B]KK-Build#4.3[/B]
- headset fixes from CM
[B]KK-Build#4.5[/B]
-Catch up with CM
-ADD F2FS support!
[B]KK-Build#4.6[/B]
- Add inline_data flag for F2FS performance
- fix minor derp with versioning
[B]KK-Build#4.7[/B]
- Playing catch up with CM kernel base
[B]KK-Build 4.8[/B]
- Catch up with CM, major update for wifi drivers hit on 8/19. All nightlies after will need this build to
allow wifi to turn on.
[B] KK-Build 5[/B]
-playing catch up with CM
- added partition comments to installer, shows what type of partitions it found.
[B] KK-Build 5 FINAL[/B]
-playing catch up with CM for the last time
[B] KK-Build 6 FINAL[/B]
-catch up w/cm
-zram from LP
-wiimote support from LP
-lowclocks from LP torched
-f2fs from 3.20 mainline Linux
-faux123’s async I/o back ports from mainline
LP CHANGELOGS
Code:
[B] LP BUILD #1 [/B]
- initial LP release
[B] LP BUILD #1.1 [/B]
- update fstab in f2fs checker to match current LP version. This was breaking radio.
[B] LP Build #1.3 [/B]
- remove dated LMK/zram tweaks
- add Low CPU clocks
- exFat support
- pile of async IO tweaks from Faux123
- wiimote support for gaming controller (useless until http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/89843/ gets merged)
[B] LP Build #1.4 [/B]
- return of ZRAM, fully functional this time (this will likely cause issues with the popular swap mod as zram is effectively compressed swap in RAM)
- updated F2FS source to current 3.20 mainline linux kernel source. (Smooth like butter)
[B] LP Build #2.0 [/B]
- zram/f2fs merged into cm base, rebased accordingly
- updated for 5.1
[B] LP Build #2.5 ]/B]
- updated from CM mainline
- added display commits for ambient display compatability
My source : https://github.com/jrior001/Torched_kernel
Toolchain Source : https://github.com/Christopher83/linaro_toolchains_2014
Planned additions
- who knows what else...
Installer uses AnyKernel install method, will only work on s-off.
OLD DOWNLOADS:
JB BUILDS
Torched.B1.zip - 20.32 MB
Torched.B2.zip - 20.32 MB
Torched.B3.zip - 20.15 MB or Torched.B3-noOC-noVC.zip - 20.15 MB
Torched.B4.zip - 20.15 MB
Torched.B5.zip - PULLED NOT happy with this one
Torched.B6.zip
Torched.B6.1 or Torched.B6.1.VMIN
Torched-JB.B7 or Torched-JB.B7-noOC-noVC
KK BUILDS
Torched-KK Build #1
Torched-KK Build #2
Torched-KK Build #2.1 or Torched-KK.Build2.1-novc-nooc
Torched-KK Build #2.2 or Torched-KK.Build2.2-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #3 or Torched-KK.Build3-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #3.2 or Torched-KK.Build3.2-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #3.5 or Torched-KK.Build3.5-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #3.6 or Torched-KK.Build3.6-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #3.7 or Torched-KK.Build3.7-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #4.0 or Torched-KK.Build4.0-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #4.1 or Torched-KK.Build4.1-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #4.2 or Torched-KK.Build4.2-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #4.3 or Torched-KK.Build4.3-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #4.5 or Torched-KK.Build4.5-noOC-noVC
Torched-KK Build #4.6 or Torched-KK.Build4.6-noOC-noVC
STARTING WITH B4.7
ALL DOWNLOADS WILL NOW BE HOSTED ON CODEFIRE SERVERS HERE
http://downloads.codefi.re/jrior001/Torched-kernel
NEW DOWNLOAD LINK
Finally got around to setting up a site for myself all my current and some old work can now be found @
www.theflamingskull.com/evita.html
Voltage bump init script
Disclaimer : While this has been thoroughly tested, I cannot guarantee your device will not melt, explode or scare away kittens and babies. You know the risks involved , if you don't you shouldn't be here.
VOLTAGE INFO
*WARNING: messing with voltages can cause serious instability, luckily a clean flash will erase whatever you screw up*
Qcom knew our chips were shaddy and introduce a "vmin" check based on the chip Id's. If your chip is flagged, which most of ours are, it forces a minimum voltage on all freq of 1150mv instead of whatever the voltage table calls for. Since I introduced voltage control I've been disabling this check, this is why people have been getting such good battery life. Unfortunately this has caused instability or SOD on some users devices. The easy solution here is to use the VMIN version, (and give up 4hr screen time battery life) which leaves this check in place.
If your device can handle it use the normal version. Or if you like to tinker, try the normal version, if you have SOD issues raise the voltages slightly on the lower 5-6 frequencies until your device becomes more stable.
HOW TO FIND YOUR STOCK VOLTAGE TABLE:
usign a root file explorer, navigate to /proc/last_kmsg and copy the file to your sdcard. Many file readers will not oopen this file from the root directory. Open the file and search for " ACPU PVS", it should be around line 220 or so.
ACPU PVS : 0 = SLOW
ACPU PVS : 1 = NOM
ACPU PVS : 3 = FAST
Code:
STOCK VOLTAGE TABLES FOR REFERENCE
acpu_freq_tbl_slow[]acpu_freq_tbl_nom[]acpu_freq_tbl_fast[]
384000950000384000900000384000850000
486000975000486000925000486000875000
5940001000000594000950000594000900000
7020001025000702000975000702000925000
81000010750008100001025000810000975000
918000110000091800010500009180001000000
102600011250001026000107500010260001025000
113400011750001134000112500011340001075000
124200012000001242000115000012420001100000
135000012250001350000117500013500001125000
145800012375001458000118750014580001137500
151200012500001512000120000015120001150000
OC FREQUENCIESOC FREQUENCIESOC FREQUENCIES
167400012500001674000125000016740001250000
172800012750001728000127500017280001275000
Nice work man, I applaud the amount of work you're putting into our device to keep it relevant :thumbup:
PS. Your OP is lame, like, totally jk
Sent from my Evita
So far so good! I can finally run an AOSP 4.3 ROM and have it boot on the first try! Great work. Hope to see more from you
timmaaa said:
Nice work man, I applaud the amount of work you're putting into our device to keep it relevant :thumbup:
PS. Your OP is lame, like, totally jk
Sent from my Evita
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hey man! Do you sleep sometimes ? :sly:
Z1cK said:
hey man! Do you sleep sometimes ? :sly:
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Lol, yeah sometimes. I am on the other side of the world though.
Sent from my Evita
timmaaa said:
PS. Your OP is lame, like, totally jk
Sent from my Evita
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I do 95% of my xda from the phone, all those pretty colors and graphics don't show up in the mobile app anyways
Sent from my One Xl using Tapatalk 2
Giving it a go on cm10.2 10/09 build with intellidemand, didn't change anything else.
Looking forward to seeing where it goes.
jrior001 said:
I do 95% of my xda from the phone, all those pretty colors and graphics don't show up in the mobile app anyways
Sent from my One Xl using Tapatalk 2
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I'll take function over a purdy OP any day :thumbup:
Sent from my Evita
Tried to install this. Install aborted after doing a fair few things with status code 1. Reboot device just has CM left at the CM logo circling.
Now my CWM does not function even after reflashing it with fastboot. On booting into recovery it immediately reboots the device back to the white HTC logo then onto CM logo.
Installed TWRP 2.6.3.0 and that does the same boot loop.
Cant boot ROM, cant boot recovery. Fun fun
Not sure what has gone wrong but I would not suggest flashing this kernel without having full access to adb and fastboot. And dont do it at 1am when about to sleep
Edit:
fasboot erase cache seems to have gotten recoveries back on track.
twistedddx said:
Tried to install this. Install aborted after doing a fair few things with status code 1. Reboot device just has CM left at the CM logo circling.
Now my CWM does not function even after reflashing it with fastboot. On booting into recovery it immediately reboots the device back to the white HTC logo then onto CM logo.
Installed TWRP 2.6.3.0 and that does the same boot loop.
Cant boot ROM, cant boot recovery. Fun fun
Not sure what has gone wrong but I would not suggest flashing this kernel without having full access to adb and fastboot. And dont do it at 1am when about to sleep
Edit:
fasboot erase cache seems to have gotten recoveries back on track.
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What CM version/build date and what recovery version were you running ? I'd like to try to reproduce. I tested on my cfx ROM and the 10/8 CM nightly, with no issues.
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jrior001 said:
What CM version/build date and what recovery version were you running ? I'd like to try to reproduce. I tested on my cfx ROM and the 10/8 CM nightly, with no issues.
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I had been on the 10/6 nightly. Downloaded the 10/09 nightly, this kernel, booted into twrp and flashed both. Worked perfectly.
It booted fine here, over carbon and slimbean no issue at all. Twrp 2.6.3.
Good job dev !!! First aosp 4.3 custom kernel. You're the man !! :thumbup::beer::thumbup:
Works fine on my end
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You just made my day
I'm on the 10/6 CM 10.2 nightly, just flashed this after another reboot session from the stock CM kernel. So far so good. I'll update tomorrow with any relevant info. Thanks jrior001
I was on cm 10/04, cwm 6.0.3.1 (non touch).
When I get a sec I will check the download. The zip looks healthy but maybe its corrupt. Everyone else seems to be going fine so might just be something localized to me.
twistedddx said:
I was on cm 10/04, cwm 6.0.3.1 (non touch).
When I get a sec I will check the download. The zip looks healthy but maybe its corrupt. Everyone else seems to be going fine so might just be something localized to me.
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Ill try to test that combo later tonight if I can. I didn't test with cwm at all though, just the twrp 2.6.3.
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Like seriously, This as been here for a while now n I didn't notice....
Good job @jrior001
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Scozzar said:
Which governor is better for battery, but doesn't sacrifice a whole lot of performance. Intellidemand or Smartmax?
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I've always had good success with intellidemand and ondemand.
Sent from my Evita
Related
Hello and welcome
candied(Ice) (2.6.35):
This kernel is created for the LGE p500 familie by using the official cyanogen kernel for LGE msm7x27(T) as base.
Since I started my work there are lots of modifications implemented, for example:
kernel source is updated (2.6.35.10 -> 2.6.35.13 -> 2.6.35.14)
back ported driver from later kernel sources (2.6.36 and 3.x)
improved battery life
changes to improve stability and performance
modules compiled into kernel: cifs, tun, advanced routing, fuse, ppp
candiedIce V3 (3.0.8) (Alpha):
This kernel is based of 3.0.31 kernel by team androidarmv6 for the LGE p500 famile. It's still a very early version.
As most of you know, I'm a member of team androidarmv6. So maybe you ask why do you create a second version of it?
Easy answer:
- At the moment for testing commits before pushing to the team kernel.
- In the future I maybe will add code that won't be part of the team kernel
Warning
I'm not responsible if you brick your device by heavy OC, flashing ... :angel:
Using using very high frequencies (> 729Mhz) is dangerous and can melt your phone main board!
Attention: Before flashing this kernel
Using the correct kernel version is important. That means:
candied-kernel (2.6.35): only use with gingerbread android (2.3)
candiedIce-kernel (2.6.35): only use with ICS/JB android (4.x)
candiedIce-kernel V3 (3.0.31): only use with ICS/JB android (4.x) -> keep in mind its alpha release and at the moment only for testing
Older android versions (2.2 and older) are not compatible.
The 2.6.35.14 kernel is based on cyanogen kernel. If you have problems with other roms than cyanogen (or cyanogen based), this kernel is maybe not 100% compatible with your rom.
The latest cm7 nightly builds (20121104 nightly or later) are having problems with the updated display driver in my kernel. You will get a green screen, so you can't use your phone. To get cm7 working again with my kernel, replace the gpu libs with newer ones (see below). Please report if later nighly's will work again, without replacing the gpu libs. Thanks.
Howto use the latest kernel(s) with stock rom (or custom roms based on it)(thanks to FitAmp for his tutorial and tachtunganh for his idea)
tachtunganh idea was to upgrade the gpu (adreno) libs to newer ones.
Here is what FitAmp has done to exchange the libs.
FirAmp said:
The gpu libs I used were obtained from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1582243
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What I did was booted into my stock rom, used a root browser to get to build.prop and added the following lines to the bottom
Code:
debug.performance.tuning=1
video.accelerate.hw=1
persist.sys.use_16bpp_alpha=1
persist.sampling_profiler=0
ro.lge.proximity.delay=25
mot.proximity.delay=25
ro.secure=0
ro.debuggable=1
persist.service.adb.enable=1
persist.sys.use_dithering=0
persist.sys.purgeable_assets=1
persist.sys.shutdown.mode=hibernate
windowsmgr.support_rotation_270=true
debug.composition.type=gpu
windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec=400
dalvik.vm.verify-bytecode=false
iro.min_pointer_dur=1
After which I booted into recovery, and flashed this http://www.mediafire.com/?2go947rxb1anei1 (mirror) ( New Adreno Libs )
Then of course finally flashing your great kernel.
First boot went flawlessly!
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Test-Builds (no support)
made with jenkins build-server (also including 3.0.31 kernel builds)
for changes take a look at github:
2.6.35: github commit history (RSS)
3.0.31: github commit history (RSS)
downloads
Download locations
Downloads can be found at:
- sourceforge (all)
- below (only latest / selected)
- RomManager (since 2.5.5)
Credits:
thachtunganh: Thanks for helping me and for sharing your knowledge with me
Arjen, Aspee, neko95: Thanks for your help
Fserve, Hephappy, PaoloM70, Roqu3, Der_Caveman, Mik_os, Franco Francisco and all I forgot: Thanks for sharing your kernel improvements
Cyanogenmod Team, Code Aurora Forum: Thanks for sharing you kernel kernel sources and all the patches
Everyone I forgot: Thanks for your help
And you: Thanks for testing, using my kernel, for telling me what can be improved and telling me the bugs
FAQs
FAQs:
Howto use the latest kernel(s) with stock rom (or custom roms based on it) (thanks to FitAmp for his tutorial and tachtunganh for his idea)?
tachtunganh idea was to upgrade the gpu (adreno) libs to newer ones.
Here is what FitAmp has done to exchange the libs.
FirAmp said:
The gpu libs I used were obtained from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1582243
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What I did was booted into my stock rom, used a root browser to get to build.prop and added the following lines to the bottom
Code:
debug.performance.tuning=1
video.accelerate.hw=1
persist.sys.use_16bpp_alpha=1
persist.sampling_profiler=0
ro.lge.proximity.delay=25
mot.proximity.delay=25
ro.secure=0
ro.debuggable=1
persist.service.adb.enable=1
persist.sys.use_dithering=0
persist.sys.purgeable_assets=1
persist.sys.shutdown.mode=hibernate
windowsmgr.support_rotation_270=true
debug.composition.type=gpu
windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec=400
dalvik.vm.verify-bytecode=false
iro.min_pointer_dur=1
After which I booted into recovery, and flashed this http://www.mediafire.com/?2go947rxb1anei1 ( New Adreno Libs )
Then of course finally flashing your great kernel.
First boot went flawlessly!
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Where can I find the Changelog?
Here or below
debugging disabled again (does not help, but increases kernel size)
mmc: use really long write timeout to deal with crappy cards (Paul Walmsley) thanks go to oldslowdiver for telling me
Hack for CRT animations fix (rashed97)
apply some PM patches (thachtunganh)
enable UID_STAT
using linaro toolchain (gcc4.6)
changes from 2.5.8 above
Revert "more FS tweaks (umaro)"
Revert "Disable fsync() (franciscofranco)"
some debuging enabled
Revert "bcm4325: disable wakeup irq when device sleeps @mik9"
SIO tweak
Fix kernel opps: Key xxxxxx not in data @wingrime
XZ compressions
first changes for thunderc support
experimental: p506 support
changes from 2.5.7 above
staging: Add Snappy compression support to zram
smartassv2: optimisation
hung_task: fix false positive during vfork
vfs: __read_cache_page should use gfp argument rather than GFP_KERNEL
ima: free duplicate measurement memory
changes from 2.5.6 above
qdsp5: Incall recording pcm driver @androidmeda
Enabled: PPPoE
changes from 2.5.5 above
ICS version Fix: USB Mass Storage for ICS @androidmeda
Fix proximity sensor @androidmeda
bcm4325: Force powersave mode
bcm4325: disable wakeup irq when device sleeps
disabled: IR
changes from 2.5.4 above
add: sfb (Stochastic Fair Blue)
optimize some build flags
changes from 2.5.3 above
fix: white noise
merge latest cm kernel sources
changes from 2.5.2 above
Modules: now included in kernel (no longer .ko modules) (decrease kernel file size)
sched: Fix struct autogroup memory leak
sched_fair: Remove cpu from nohz idle set if not active
sched_autogroup: enabled
sched_autogroup: added
enabled: fuse (Filesystem in Userspace)
governor: intellidemand added
compiler code optimisation set to -O3 (makes kernel a little bit faster)
vsyncOn compile switch fixed
changes from 2.5.1 above
Some things I maybe forgot
TS driver from @roqu3 included
Fix null reference which causes rebooting when AP/WIFI mode changed @androidmeda
updated vidc/camera headers for compatibility
net: Reorder incoming packets in PPPoLAC and PPPoPNS
msm: camera: Free buffers from frame queue at open
Update: SIO 0.2
msm: vidc: Remove vcd restriction of duplicate input buffer queue
Little performance improvement for slub memory allocator @franciscofranco
CONFIG_STACKTRACE disabled
Use compiler code optimisation -> faster (CONFIG_CC_OPTIMIZE_FOR_SIZE has to be disabled)
Add and enable frontswap
Update: Memory Manager (mm) from Code Aurora Forum kernel (ics_chocolate branch)
Update: MDP header to latest version
Update: msm_fb : Add support for Yamato format (our adreno200 gpu)
Update: KGSL drivers
Update: genlock from msm-3.0
Update: kernel source 2.6.35.13 > 2.6.35.14
Revert: merge latest cm kernel sources
changes from 2.5 above
merge latest cm kernel sources
USB write performance: f_mass_storage: Disable write cache support
Recent LCD Patch
changes from 2.4.2 above
bluesleep: Fix wakeup
tun and cifs build build as modules
changes from 2.4.1 above
bluesleep: Disable the forceful usage of H4_LPM
disabled: file system cache
debuging completely disabled
giving the kernel a name
touchscreen driver: using defaults -> no changes
governor added: minmax
Higher OC values enabled
changes from 2.4 above
Enabled SCHED_DEBUG for better control of CPU scheduler
CFQ Group Scheduling support and hierarchical scheduling support in BFQ enabled
max_axi_khz set to 422400
vfs_cache_pressure = 100
cfs task (block) schedular enabled
noop scheduler enabled
tried something to about "white noise if display is enabled"
some more debugging disabled
changes from 2.3 above
Advanced Routing enabled
tun and cifs build into kernel (no longer provided as module)
changes from 2.2.2 above
new default governor interactiveX
lionheart governor removed (use conservative instead)
max_axi_khz = 200000
Revert "Wifi set to FAST (roqu3)"
-> because phone gets hot when using Wifi Teathering
Revert "gpu: msm: Update GPU drivers from 3.0 kernel"
-> old version feels smoother
ADD: new workqueue code from 2.6.36.1 (umaro) (+ code patched e.g. smartassv2)
vfs_cache_pressure = 25 (more free ram)
init: calibrate: Backported from 3.0 kernel.
using high priority (non-delayed) workqueue for TS driver (better response)
-> this maybe solves TS problem for some people (please test)
CPUIDLE code from 3.0rc6 kernel (by Imoseyon)
more FS tweaks (umaro)
power-supply: Limit the duration of psy_changed wakelocks
msm: cpufreq: Create cpufreq workqueue for freq changes
ADD + enabled: dm-cache
back to franoc's conservative OC
more unused drivers disabled
changes from 2.2 above
reverted: try to fix "white noise"
changes from 2.1.1 above
try to fix "white noise" (still there, but only very short time)
some patches about speed
more debugs disabled
fix cpu load 100%
backported binder from 3.0 kernel (lupohirp)
BUS freq OC
GPU freq OC
GPU drivers from 3.0 kernel
genlock enabled
axi OC
bcm4325: MAX_STATIC_PKT_NUM patch (HepHappy)
LZMA compression (best compression -> testing about speed)
ARM: decompressor: use better output sections
changes from 2.1 above
default governor set to lionheart
lulzactive governor removed (does not work)
clean up: governors and schedulers
axis inverse workaround (waleedq)
VM tweaks
Claim more free ram (lupohirp)
grants system server access to oom_adj for applications (lupohirp)
remount with noatime and nodiratime (cresqo)
cgroup: fix cpuset permission check (thachtunganh)
msm: cpufreq: Do not call a cpu transition if selecting the same speed (LorDClockaN)
cgroup: speed up access to cgroupfs mounted entries in /proc/mounts (franciscofranco)
Fix memory leaks from the wifi drivers (franciscofranco)
staging: android: lowmemorykiller: minfree values added
msm cpufreq Improve initial frequency selection - CodeAurora
fs: simple fsync race fix ()
ashmem: fix deadlock when system is low on memory
Wifi set to FAST (roqu3)
Set correct divx codec type (francisofranco)
Fast Sleep, wake lock timer change. (wistilt2)
lionheart (implementation from roqu3) done to 3.0.8 conservative governor
file system cache enabled
Lower radio/event log for more ram (wingrime)
Increase readahead to some more reasonable values (franciscofranco)
New battery driver courtesy of thachtunganh
net: wireless: bcm4325: Convert kmalloc() + bzero() to kzalloc() (franciscofranco)
Fix camera flicker (Turducken)
Set axi freq to max possible (clk_get_max_axi_khz())
CPUFREQ_ondemand code from 3.0.8 kernel
CPUFREQ code from 3.0.8 kernel
Using OC settings from franciscofranco (higher OC?)
Update: Linux upstream 2.6.35.10 > 2.6.35.13
vm_swappiness = 1 (performance is a little bit better than 0)
Erase memory pages as soon as they are freed to prevent new processes getting old information (franciscofranco)
writes_starved = 1
added tun.ko
added cifs.ko
lzo kernel compression (larger file, but faster boot time)
debugging disabled for performace and smaller kernel
unecessary SCSI drivers removed
all changes from v2 above (started again from clean sources)
Which kernel version should I choose?
vsyncOff
If you always want the highest possible frame rate, you should take this one.
(Disadvantage tearing)
vsync
No tearing, constant frame rate (60fps)
If the frame rate (60fps) isn't possible, the fps is divided by two (30fps -> 15fps and so on)
What are meanings of the used abbreviations?
vsync = vsync enabled
vsyncOff = vsync disabled
default = default touchsreen driver
cv = caveman's touchsreen driver
ta = thachtunganh's touchsreen driver
roqu = roqu's touchscreen driver
xz = XZ compression
When will you release a new version?
New versions are released if changes are implemented, tested and if I think its good enough to be released.
Successful implemented changes of an unreleased version can be found i my changelog (post 2).
Will this kernel work with rom xyz?
This kernel is based on cyanogen kernel. If the ROM you use is cyanogen 7 or based on it there should be no problems.
I guess it should work with every gb rom, but there is no guarantee.
If you use a gingerbread ROM which is not based on cyanogen, feel free to test yourself (create a backup, flash kernel and test it) and share your result with us.
How do I install the kernel?
Reboot to Recovery
Choose: install zip from sdcard -> choose zip from sdcard
Select the kernel zip file
wipe cache and dalvik cache (not a must but I recommend)
Reboot (if kernel is successful installed)
Could you include ...?
Tell me what you like to see and if possible the sources.
I will take a look at and decide if it can be included. (and if I want to )
I found an error. / I have a problem. What can I do?
Post your problem. I (and maybe someone else) will check and try to reproduce.
If you are using my kernels on other ROMs than cyanogen, please keep in mind that your ROM is maybe incompatible with this kernel.
Please also upload on mediafire
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> wow another mod kernel
> Did you also include smartassv2?
Smartassv2 is not included.
But in the next release I can include it.
Edit: Have made a version with smartass2
@aspee
You can also download it from github.
I added the link to the first post.
Testing
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Creating kernel is getting to easy obviously.
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I think compiling a Kernel was easy all Time.
Getting as good as lupo, Franco, ... is the hard thing. But starting to work on kernel and getting it better is the only way how to learn.
Sharing the work with other and getting feedback is also important to learn.
At the moment I am learning to understand how the kernel works. Than I can find out what can be improoved.
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DJNoXD said:
Hello together
I have started modding the Cyanogen 2.6.35.10 kernel to my needs.
The kernel is tested with the last cyanogen nightly rom.
Changelog:
Before flashing it:
It's only for CM7 Rom's. Other ROMs may not work correctly after flashing it.
DJNoXDv1-1-signed.zip (@github)
DJNoXDv1-signed.zip (@github)
github: http://github.com/DJNoXD
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You dont have SIO present on your kernel at all,and you Have NOOP set as default.
Make sure you check what you compile next time mate. Other than that good job so far
kernel has flickering on cam, can you guys confirm?
Tested for one day.it is good till now
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DJNoXD said:
I think compiling a Kernel was easy all Time.
Getting as good as lupo, Franco, ... is the hard thing. But starting to work on kernel and getting it better is the only way how to learn.
Sharing the work with other and getting feedback is also important to learn.
At the moment I am learning to understand how the kernel works. Than I can find out what can be improoved.
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The point is, LewaOS is build from source with little changes.
This is built from source with little changes.
LewaOS has been moved to Development, and you post in Original Development.
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deniso177 said:
You dont have SIO present on your kernel at all,and you Have NOOP set as default.
Make sure you check what you compile next time mate. Other than that good job so far
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You are right, something went wrong at uploading. (My Phone shows SIO and it is default)
I will check this and tell you if its up.
mDroidd said:
LewaOS has been moved to Development, and you post in Original Development.
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My fault, I didn't saw that.
DJNoXD said:
You are right, something wrent wrong at uploading. (My Phone shows SIO and it is default)
I will check this and tell you if its up.
My fault, I didn't saw that.
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But I must say, good job.
I keep telling people this: clone franco's galaxy nexus git and port francoGazelle and francoTurtle
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Cant download...He download 559 byte only.
v1.2:
- fixed: SIO IO-scheduler enabled again and set as default
- undervolted all dynamic frequencies
@ZiViTi_13
Which download did you try?
v1.3:
- included touchscreendriver from DerCaveman
- vSync disabled
Good choice, but I would branch it out as 1.2b as many people want Vsync on and stock touchscreen driver, and if you update more, update both branches.
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DJNoXD said:
v1.2:
- fixed: SIO IO-scheduler enabled again and set as default
- undervolted all dynamic frequencies
@ZiViTi_13
Which download did you try?
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The Forum attachment Link is invalid for 1.2.
Githubs works fine
deniso177 said:
Good choice, but I would branch it out as 1.2b as many people want Vsync on and stock touchscreen driver, and if you update more, update both branches.
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Sometimes git feels a little strange to me.
That why I have not worked with branches.
But I will read about how to work with branches.
Do you know if there is an easy way how to commit to two branches?
> your doing great ..will you add tweaks on it? like tweaks from ta-gb kernel?
Please move this thread to ORIGINAL ANDROID DEVELOPMENT SECTION
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rohan.kernel alpha builds
for the HTC One XL
Meant for AOSP JB 4.1.X ROMs ONLY
THIS WILL NOT WORK ON 4.2.X ROMS!!!
Features:
Code:
-Overclock-able to 2.0ghz
-Undervolted
-Loads of CPU Governors (recommended: intellidemand)
-Loads of I/O Schedulers (recommended: simple i/o)
-User controllable voltage table based off of sysfs
-XZ Compression
-sweep2wake
-Linux 3.0.57 (latest release from 3.0.x branch)
-GCC 4.7.2 Linaro Toolchain Compilation
-lowmemorykiller fixes
-Tweaked I/O Schedulers
-zRAM enabled
-Tweaked KSM
-Disabled fsync
-Increased readahead buffer
-self-powered OTG support
-NTFS read/write support
-decreased cache pressure for faster fs
-camera app flash till 5%
-various other tweaks for stability and performance
HOW TO INSTALL:
If you are on the older HBoot:
1) Flash the kernel zip in recovery
2) Wipe dalvik cache
3) Reboot and configure it to your liking
If you are on the newer HBoot:
1) Flash the kernel boot.img from the zip using fastboot
2) Reboot into recovery
3) Flash the kernel zip to install the modules
4) Wipe your dalvik cache
5) Reboot and configure it to your liking
Want to see this kernel in action? Watch this video!
Thanks to XsMagical and Team Nocturnal for the video!
What is coming soon:
Code:
-Fast Charge for ROMs that support it (such as AOKP JB)
What I hope to add but no promises:
Code:
-MSM DCVS governor
-GPU control
-Gamma/Color control (tightly integrated... there is loose integration with current 3rd party apps)
What is never coming so don't ask:
Code:
-BS patches and features
Download: http://code.google.com/p/rohan-kernel-evita/downloads/list
b6 and onwards include two versions: a NORMAL version and a NOVC version. First try the NORMAL version. If that does not work correctly, then try the NOVC version, which includes all features except voltage control.
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Recommended values:
192mhz Minimum
1.98ghz Max
I/O: sio
CPU Gov: intellidemand
Use an app like No Frills CPU Control and set the values you want at boot.
These are extremely alpha builds. They are not fully tested and may brick your device. If something does happen to your device, you are not to blame myself or any others involved in this kernel. Flashing this is solely your responsibility and if something happens, blame yourself. Always make a backup before flashing. Making a nandroid of your boot partition takes a few seconds but could help you save your device from bricking.
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My goal for this kernel is to make it simply an enhanced stock JB kernel.
If you enjoy my work or would like to encourage further development, then please consider donating. All of my money comes from donations as I am currently in high school. They are never required but always appreciated. My link is under my name on the left.
GPL: https://github.com/rohanmathur/rohan.kernel.elite
Changelog:
Dec 31 - rohan.kernel.b7
Code:
Changelog:
-Updated to Linux 3.0.57 (most recent from kernel.org)
-Includes many bug fixes & improvements
-Stability increased greatly
-Proper CPU1 Control Workaround (thanks jrior001)
-Tweaked KSM values
-Bumped GPU frequencies very slightly for smoothness
-Several cache improvements
-Many CPU frequency and GPU frequency scaling improvements
-Optimized cryptology algorithms (thanks faux123)
-Compiled with GCC 4.7.2 Linaro toolchain (thanks vanja_z... really nice work with this)
Nov 25 - rohan.kernel.b6
Code:
Changelog:
-Updated to CM status:
*Linux 3.0.52
*Switched to ION audio instead of pmem and a new memory setup
-Allow flash to work till 5% battery (previous was 15%)
-Decreased the cache pressure on certain fs
-Reverted to stock voltage values
-Other various tweaks and fixes
Nov 02 - rohan.kernel.b5
Code:
Changelog:
-sweep2wake implemented; still needs some tweaking
-deadline I/O scheduler tweaked for optimum performance
Oct 29 - rohan.kernel.b4
Code:
-Updated to latest CM kernel status which entails:
* Linux version 3.0.48
* USB OTG support (self-powered)
* NTFS read/write support
-Attempted to fix some of the cpufreq issues some people were having
-Removed a little more junk from the kernel
Oct 12 - rohan.kernel.b3
Code:
-Completely rebased off of CM10's new unified kernel, which brings with it:
100mb more RAM
Linux 3.0.45
Various other fixes and changes
-User-controllable voltage table for AOKP's ROM Control (other apps may work too)
-Removed 0.5mb of junk from the kernel (now 3.8mb in total)
-Various other fixes, tweaks, and mods
Sept 26 - rohan.kernel.b2
Code:
-Overclock up to 2.0ghz (user-selectable)
-Set intellidemand as the default CPU governor
-Removed interactiveX and brazillianwax (causing issues)
-Tweaked Deadline I/O Scheduler
-Linaro -O2 compiliation and various optimizations
-XZ Compression (reduced kernel size by nearly 20%!)
-AC Charging mode for unknown chargers
-Improved kernel logic
-Better lowmemorykiller values
-Various other smaller tweaks
-Undervolted
Sept 17 - Initial Release
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Thanks to:
h8rift - for being inspirational in his charge for CM and his fantastic work on CM10 and the stock kernel
intervigil - for his fantastic work on the msm8960 kernel and his work on ville (the One S)
show-p1984 - for his initial sweep2wake goodness on the international HOX
sbryan12144 - for his great work in porting sweep2wake over to our device, and for other misc commits
zarboz - for his great work in porting sweep2wake over to our device
faux123 - for being an inspiration for kernel development and a master at what he does, along with some misc commits
jrior001 - proper CPU1 control
vanja_z - GCC 4.7.2 Linaro compilation
Donators - you guys rock!
HOX Community - for always providing feedback, whether good or bad, and encouraging me to continue
Can I ask why only for AOSP?
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austinsnyc said:
Can I ask why only for AOSP?
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Because I do not want to manage 2 kernels at the same time, on top of my three ROMs. I will be including some ramdisk tweaks in the future, and the ramdisks vary between AOSP and Sense.
austinsnyc said:
Can I ask why only for AOSP?
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Because who uses Sense when you have AOSP
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Rohan, you gonna implement the kernel into your ROMs once its more stable... and OTG would be great! Awesome work :thumbup:
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C3RGIOSE1 said:
Rohan, you gonna implement the kernel into your ROMs once its more stable... and OTG would be great! Awesome work :thumbup:
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Nope, I'll be keeping this kernel separate. If a user wants this kernel, then they can flash it on top of my builds I don't want to force the user to use anything they don't want.
Wow Rohan, you have been busy lately!
:highfive:
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Any chance we'll see the additional free RAM from the Android 4.0.4 Sense ROMs, or is that not a kernel thing?
Silellak said:
Wow Rohan, you have been busy lately!
:highfive:
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Any chance we'll see the additional free RAM from the Android 4.0.4 Sense ROMs, or is that not a kernel thing?
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Most probably not, its not worth the effort IMO. Unless its something easy, that is.
Running great on build 2 of AOKP. Got a good solid base here to work with. I would like to say thanks to u and h8 for all the hard work.
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oh hell yea, going to give it a try now
Yes if OTG could be made to work that would be amazing, imagien being able to hook up a USB stick to transfer files or be able to use apps that make use of OTG yummy
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Getting a lot of reboots... Restored to backup
I must say that I am thoroughly impressed with you rohan!! You are putting in so much blood, sweat and tears into this community, and I (and I know others) are immensely grateful! Keep up the great work! Will try the kernel again beta 2!!!
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throwing this bad boy onto a fresh and fully wiped install of your AOKP Build 2, i'll check back in with some feedback soon !
rohan32 said:
Most probably not, its not worth the effort IMO. Unless its something easy, that is.
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Makes sense! Thanks
mikelebz said:
Getting a lot of reboots... Restored to backup
I must say that I am thoroughly impressed with you rohan!! You are putting in so much blood, sweat and tears into this community, and I (and I know others) are immensely grateful! Keep up the great work! Will try the kernel again beta 2!!!
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Yeah I got like 2 or 3 initially but it seems fine. I think it happens right after you tweak the CPU settings. I'll be looking into it.
rohan32 said:
Nope, I'll be keeping this kernel separate. If a user wants this kernel, then they can flash it on top of my builds I don't want to force the user to use anything they don't want.
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Respekt, thanks for all hard work!
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Benchmark screenshots added to 2nd post for those who care about them.
Nice work thanks. A few reboots for me too.
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And here I was thinking H8 was running this AOSP show...
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JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 10.04
If you want to report something head over here and make a "new Issue".
I followed this community now about one year and i wanted to give something back.
Since we managed it to boot a custom kernel, i started reading into stuff and trying to learn how to make the most out of it.
The result so far is my little kernel, it's mainly based on Quarx's one but has some additional features:
Added more Governors (Smoothass, Brazilianwax, InteractiveX, SavagedZen, Scary, Superbad, Lagfree, MinMax)
Added more I/O-Schedulers (Anticipatory, Deadline, V(R), BFQ v2, ZEN)
zCache Support
Cleancache Support
XZ Kernel Compression
zRam with snappy compression
Undervolted: 300/24, 600/40, 800/46, 1000/54
Optional: Choose between CFS and BFS CPU Scheduler
CFS Autogrouping enabled
Tiny RCU
Updated CRC32, jHash
FSync Control by Ezekeel (Read more about this here!)
Proportional Rate Reduction for TCP
New and shiny Wifi drivers by Quarx
Dynamic page-writeback Control v1 by Blechdose
SLUB memory allocator (instead of SLAB)
Some more little changes
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Its mainly designed for Quarx's CM10-Rom, however if you tried another rom you can tell me the name and i add it to the compatibility list
You can find the downloads over here. There is one for CFS and one for BFS.
Installation:
Download and put it on your SD
Reboot into Recovery
Make a Backup
Wipe Caches
Recommendation: Wipe Data (optional)
Install my Kernel Flash at your own risk!
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By the way, if you have useful patches or commits, send them to me, don't be shy Or provide me the source for a specific feature.
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Something to read:
Governors & Schedulers.
BFS Scheduler
How to - Build your own Kernel (by Kayant)
So far confirmed to be working with:
Quarx Rom 4.1.x (18.11, 28.11, 5.12, 22.12, 31.12, 10.01, 17.02, 24.03, 26.03)
SB 3.0, 3.1
PACMAN 18.0.0
CNA 3.6.6
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About the 3.0.x Kernel:
My 3.0 kernel shares the same advantages and disadvantages as Quarx one. However i started working on it in a very early stage.
So to keep it short, whats already working:
zCache
CleanCache
UKSM (instead of KSM)
FSync-Control
IO-Schedulers (BFQ, ZEN)
XZ Compression
Latest Linaro
"Ram optimizations"
I am working to get phone working (to help Quarx somehow..), but since many things changed related to this, this will be rather hard than simple... Help appreciated
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Troubleshooting;
If you encounter any problems, please post full information about your system (governers, overclocked, zRam enabled, cfs or bfs version, etc...) and if the same problem exists with Quarx Kernel or with a earlier kernel.
Furthermore run "dmesg" in terminal and post it or send me a pm
And don't worry if it's not working for you, try to play around with some settings.
All in all, if you want a better kernel, try to be much precisely as possible and what steps you did. It helps lot more, if you say more rather than less.
Thanks:
czechop, Quarx, Epsylon3, Kayant, franciscofranco, Skrilax_CZ, kabaldan, Ezekeel, the CM-Team and everyone else i forgot
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Changelog:
10.04:
Added dynamic page-writeback control (read here how it works)
Switched to SLUB
Updated interactive governor
Merged with Quarx commits (Wifi should work, you can flash this even on a older ROM version / cpcap-irq wakelock fix / usb wakelock fix)
some small changes
03.04:
Updated modules in order to let the kernel work independent of ROM version
Because of module-update some random bugs got fixed (like cpu spy)
Wifi should be on the same stage as with a .9 Kernel
Read more about this here, should be also work with CM10.1 (not tested)
22.03 && 24.03:
You may find two builds, 22.03 and 24.03 read more about those here!
Updated the lowmemorykiller
Added genlock-support
New Wifi Drivers
Reverted some stuff from 14.03 and updated interactive to be a little bit more battery friendly
14.03:
Added OMAP3 Hardware random number generator
Added frandom module
Added io_is_busy parameter to interactive (read more here)
Added pre-sweep2wake read here more!!!
Enabled dynamic fsync by default
Fixed a problem in wakelocks (by YetAnotherForumUser)
Fixed negative values in /proc/wakelocks (by YetAnotherForumUser)
Fixed display voltage values (back to stock for stability)
Fixed many unused variables
Fixed the blackscreen bug*
Set -O3 Flag
changed many other things for a smoother experience, read it here
*hopefully...
21.01:
Added Proportional Rate Reduction for TCP (Read more)
Added Dynamic FSync (disabled by default)
Added CFS Autogroup (backport from 3.0) (Read more!)
Updated BFQ Scheduler to v2
Updated pmem and ashmem
Updated memblock
Updated ext4 driver
Updated ext3 driver
Updated oom kill
Updated cache handling for our ARM v7
Optimized RCU Tiny
Disabled: AES and SHA1 routines, some slab commits
Code cleanups and optimizations and probably more
Merged with Quarx commits
Here is a nice summary about this update
30.12: Happy New Years-Edition
Added FSync Control by Ezekeel
Added ability to load ext2/ext3 filesystems with ext4-drivers
Added optimized AES and SHA1 routines
Updated CRC32-Lib
Updated vmscan
Updated SLAB
Updated jHash
Updated writeback
Fixed some unstable things
Fixed some kmemleaks
Fixed broken ram_console
Renamed lmb to memblock (for future use)
Tweaked; BFS, CFS and ARM
Merged with Quarx last commits
And some small things i forgot
Read more about this update here!
22.12:
Introduced the Block IO Controller v1
Backported therefore CFQ-Scheulder from 2.6.33
Enabled the AES HW accelerator driver
Improved CleanCache handling
Merged with Quarx (disabled trace, more ram, disabled some drivers, fixed a reboot issue)
12.12:
Added MinMax Governor
Tweaked Brazilianwax, Lagfree, Scary, Superbad (should have better battery life, need feedback..)
Introduced some parts of Googles TCP Fast Open (needs much more...)
Backported & Updated CRC32
Updated jHash to v3
Some AES HW accelerator driver tests
Some other minor things
08.12:
Fixed compatibility with Quarx Rom (05.12)
Merged Quarx commits (enabling trace)
Some optimizations for CFS and Tiny RCU
Some USB OTG tests
Some other minor things
05.12:
Added Lagfree Governor
Added ZEN I/O Scheduler
Improved Tiny RCU
Improved BFS&CFS Scheduler
Backported zlib from 3.0
Backported vzalloc
Fixed reboots with zRam enabled
Notice: There is now one build for the BFS scheduler and one build for the CFS scheduler!
02.12:
Updated BFS to v318
Tweaked BFS
Tweaked lowmemorykiller
30.11:
Applied many patches for BFS (hopefully better performance now...)
Changed the voltages a bit
Introduced Tiny RCU
Some other minor tweaks
29.11:
Added BFS Scheduler (experimental)
More undervolting for display and camera
Changed VM_MAX_READAHEAD
Some more patches and fixes
Great work! will test asap!
great work. i'll test soon.
Thanks Blechd0se! You can create a custom kernel for cm9.1? Epsylon Kernel is good but the battery life is very low!
27-11 kernel working fine in SlimBean 3.0 from Kayant.
I repeat my thanks to you men. Working great on slim beam with scary governor. I'll test a little more, but it seems to have a very good life of battery. May be no recommended for games, because it work to lows frequencys almost all the time, but it scale so fast when CPU is needed. The others features enabled, are used by default or there's a way to enable them. Thanks so much...
The thanks button doesn't bite. Try it!
If there's something that I've never thought of seeing here on Defy Dev Forum, it was an thread about an custom kernel for it.
Keep up the good work, and if you need an guinea pig for testing, you can count on me! :good:
Great developers from Germany, Maniac and You..
Thanks for sharing
Arch Linux User ..
Guys! Morning to everybody!
Is it enough to install through cwm or have to install again the nightly and gapps?
Thx
defy green powered by jb
simple question ahead...
custom or costum?
Just one correction
Custom is spelled Custom and not Constum
I'll be trying it soon...
I don't want a tapatalk sig!
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hunyadia said:
Guys! Morning to everybody!
Is it enough to install through cwm or have to install again the nightly and gapps?
Thx
defy green powered by jb
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No just the kernel
I don't want a tapatalk sig!
Blechd0se
Please help to wajk wiui jb rom support this kernel and janeindiran JIUI JB rom also
Then enable the swap and otg function
You Are rocking Man .
Could this kernel used in cm7
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Could this kernel used in cm7
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Nope
I don't want a tapatalk sig!
@Blechd0se
You should include info if your kernel format E to EXT4 and which kernel does it.
Less experienced users might be warned about E: can't mount problems. Which sometimes* are not fixed by CWM - Tools - Format.
* when you have CMW ver. 5.0.6 for example.
The kernel doesn't format anything The zip does mainly contain the kernel.
OTG is maybe something interesting...
Blechd0se said:
The kernel doesn't format anything The zip does mainly contain the kernel.
OTG is maybe something interesting...
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for OTG look here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=960633 some related info
Good work !!
Sent from my Nexus 4.
Great! Touch wake would be amazing too, or is it working already?!
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Optimus Kernel
I present to you my own kernel which has been built with many optimizations and tweaks. This kernel will work on marshmallow roms only.The main aim is to provide a stable kernel with optimizations.
I hope you all will like it
A new simple version (lollipop version) is available at post #2. Do check it out!
Note: R47 or later will work perfectly only on MarshMallow. Lollipop support was ended with R46.
Custom Features:
- Updated to latest cm-13.0 Sources
- Compiled With Custom UBER 5.3.1 Toolchain
- Compiled With -O3 & Graphite Flags
- Additional many optimization flags
- Compiled With Cortex A7 Tweaks
- ARM v7 Optimizations
- MSM_hotplug driver flavored by neobuddy
- DoubleTap2Wake/Sweep2Wake
- GPU underclock/overclock(Min:100 MHz & Max:533 MHz)
- Add dev/frandom
- Added Support for Kernel Neon Mode
- Enabled Pipe Flag
- Adreno Idler Algorithm
- Add State notifier driver
- Add Impulse governor(default)
- Add BioShock/DanceDance Govs
- Added SmartMax/LionHeart Govs
- LCD Kcal Control by Savoca
- Faux's Sound Control
- Optimized ARM RWSEM Algorithm
- Optimized Square Root Algorithm
- LMK tweaks
- block: disable add_random
- Enable unaligned capability for ARM
- CpuFreq Optimizations
- Backported hotplug thread infrastructure
- Disabled Gentle Fair Sleepers
- Enabled Many TCP Congestions
- Added SIO,VR & ZEN IO Scheduler
- Sched & Mutex Tweaks
- Pushed Read Ahead value to 512
- Use your android device as USB Keyboard/Mouse
- Enabled FSync by default
- Optimized Slub
- VFP HardFloat
- Power Efficient WorkQueues
- Kexec patched (Multirom Compatible)
- Many more things (Check Github)
Disclaimer:
Your warranty is now void.
I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this KERNEL
before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
Pls Read This before flashing:
You need ROM's default kernel before flashing this as this kernel makes use of AnyKernel 2 by @osm0sis. Make sure you have it otherwise clean flash the kernel with the rom to avoid any issues.(At least dirty flash rom+kernel) Credits to @attack11 for some part of install script.Read FAQ's and changelogs in 2nd post. THIS KERNEL COMES FINE TUNED OUT OF THE BOX.
DOWNLOADS:
AndroidFileHost
OptimusR46NEW(Final LP version)
Mirror: (Current as well as older versions available)
Mediafire
How to Flash:
1. Download the kernel and place it into your phone storage
2. Reboot into recovery
3. Install the kernel
4. (optional) Wipe Dalvik/ART Cache and Cache partitions
5. Reboot and enjoy!
PLS DON'T MIRROR THE LINKS
Recommended app:
Synapse or Kernel Adiutor
Flash UKM.zip from the below link: (credits to @apb_axel)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/zip-synapse-script-universal-kernel-t2736986
And then install synapse from play store.
I would like to say thanks to @faux123 @YoshiShaPow @fermasia @Alberto97 @TeamMex @Quasar @Mazda @FabioSan @Blechdose @neobuddy89 @RenderBroken @savoca @deadman96385 @pinkflozd @alin.p @Cl3Kener @Shivam Kuchhal and CYANOGENMOD TEAM
and MANY MORE...
XDA:DevDB Information
Optimus Kernel, Kernel for the Moto G
Contributors
Flashhhh, Thecrazyskull
Source Code: https://github.com/desaishivam26/Optimus_Reborn
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: R38
Stable Release Date: 2015-05-21
Created 2015-04-24
Last Updated 2015-07-14
OptimuSimple is the version that i have been using quite often now. It's not bloated with many features and works surprisingly well compared to original version. Some of it's features:
- Updated to v3.4.109
- Compiled with Linaro 4.9 Cortex A7 optimized toolchain
- Intelliplug 4.0 by faux
- Faux Sound Control
- Kcal Control by savoca
- Simple GPU Algorithm
Optimizations and governors are same as original version. It doesn't contain dt2w. So if u want dt2w flash original version from 1st post!
Download:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347833430
Looking for changelogs??
Here they are!!!
F.A.Q. - Read this before complaining!
1. My phone exploded, HELP!
A: I don't answer to problems without a log. The log file is in /proc/last_kmsg. Paste it on pastie.org and link it on your post. Logcats are useless for Kernel purposes, don't bother posting them.
2. This kernel works on Y or X rom?
A: Works on all CM12/12.1 and AOSP roms. Not for stock roms!!
3. OMG BATTERY SUCKZ, ITZ DEAD IN 45 MINUTES, HELP!
A: As you can imagine I don't build kernels to decrease battery life. All the battery life problems come from your apps, either Facebook, or Maps, or some Location Service being enabled etc etc. Check your damn wakelocks and fix them, the kernel is not responsible for them.
4. How do I flash this?
A: Read the OP, theres a reason why I added instructions on it.
5. What is a data loss? Did I just had one?
A: Data loss is simply having the connection cut for X periods of time, usually few seconds. Grey bars means the device is not connected to Google services for some weird reason, but you'll still have internet connection.
6. OP is arrogant, I'm gonna call the Internet Police?
A: Deal with it.
Many thanks to showp1984 for this info
What is msm_mpdecision?
100% kernel based multi core decision! (should cpu1/2/3 be online or not?)
This is a special version modded by neobuddy Plus the idle frequency and some load thresholds have been adjusted by me.
Some Configuration:
startdelay = time until mpdecision starts doing it's magic (20000)
delay = time between checks (130)
pause = if something else plugs in the cpu, fall asleep for 10000ms (10 secs)
scroff_single_core = if the screen is off, don't plug in cpu1/2/3. Additionally: Unplug all cpus except cpu0 when screen is turned off (1)
enabled = enable(1) or disable(0) mpdecision. This does not affect scroff_single_core!
min_cpus = min cpus to be online, cannot be < 1. Default: 1
max_cpus = max cpus to be online, cannot be > 4. (if you set it to 2 and min_cpus to 1 you will basically have a dualcore) Default: 4
idle_freq = a value against that will be checked if a core +/- is requested. (600 MHz)
mpdecision's input event boost, aka project butter
This will boost your min cpu speed if you touch the screen or press a button and gives you full control.
In those events the min cpu freq will be risen to a predefined value on every online cpu. This boosts overall reaction times and smoothness a lot. (works similar to the qcom mpdecision binary)
Good to see one more kernel
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Will try ASAP, thanks
Installed on my XT1032 16GB CM12 . Intellidemand/Noop and it runs great , very smooth scrolling tested with G+ in the Browser.
How about the camera performance? On other kernels, it would freeze after touching the shutter and requires a reboot.
Anyways, great job on making another kernel available for Lollipop
Thanks for the intelliplug and a bunch of governors
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hiu115 said:
How about the camera performance? On other kernels, it would freeze after touching the shutter and requires a reboot.
Anyways, great job on making another kernel available for Lollipop
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Camera is working fine!
You can test it for yourself
Kai Disobey said:
Installed on my XT1032 16GB CM12 . Intellidemand/Noop and it runs great , very smooth scrolling tested with G+ in the Browser.
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Glad to hear that!
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Thanks for the intelliplug and a bunch of governors
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U r welcome
Flashed this kernel on blisspop and its awesome!!!
ROM performs pretty good with kernel and intelliplug works like a charm
Thank you @Flashhhh hope u continue development
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Does it support XT1033 as well?
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Does it support XT1033 as well?
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Yes!
Working great man, but please fix the gpu governors, When switching to simple_ondemand then it reboots..
DeHuMaNiZeD said:
Working great man, but please fix the gpu governors, When switching to simple_ondemand then it reboots..
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Thanks for reporting!
Will fix it
But the next update will take a little time!
Sry
Intellithermal plzzzz..
srisurya95 said:
Intellithermal plzzzz..
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Intellithermal isn't entirely useful on the Moto G since it runs on low clock speeds anyway. So no heating problem.
srisurya95 said:
Flashed this kernel on blisspop and its awesome!!!
ROM performs pretty good with kernel and intelliplug works like a charm
Thank you @Flashhhh hope u continue development
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sorry what version of blisspop you have?
today's build?
deltafile said:
sorry what version of blisspop you have?
today's build?
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4/02
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4/02
Sent from my falcon using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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ty im going to switch to it from candy rom
Introduction
HateKernel is a custom kernel compatible with libra/aqua and on LineageOS 15.1-based ROM (Oreo 8.1.0). This kernel source are forked from Cozzmy13's source (CAF) and are made to improve performance, battery life, features and stability of our device. Obviously, I can't guarantee all of those claims at once due to the fact that there is a trade-off among them, so its up to you for applying tweak or setting-up your device based on your usage criteria.
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Image
Damn! I'm too lazy to post any. :silly:
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Features
-Boeffla wakelock blocker.
-FAUX sound control.
-KCAL advanced color control.
-CPU boost & input-boost. (off by default)
-Kernel samepage merging. (off by default)
-Power-efficient workqueue. (on by default)
-Disable storage CRC check. (reduce IO overhead)
-FSync on/off. (on by default)
-250Hz tick timer-interrupt & dyntick tickless-idle. (may help with battery and UI lagginess? I'm not sure.)
-Added CPU Governor - relaxed, blu-active, despair, zzmoove, elementalx, wheatley, impulse, bioshock.
-Added IO-Scheduler - fiops, sio, sioplus, zen, vr, maple.
-Exposed all TCP congestion algorithm.
-Proper undervolt. (untweakable. Hardcoded in kernel. Blame QCom)
-Compiled with UBERTC-8.x.x -O2 flag.
-A few more optimization.
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Installation instruction
Required - TWRP recovery latest version & Nougat-bootloader.
NOTE: For AnyKernel2 flashable zip, I highly recommend to flash your stock ROM's boot.img first.
Flash via 'fastboot':
1) Download 'HateKernel-x.x.img'
2) Put the image in same folder as fastboot executable.
3) Run thru command "fastboot flash boot HateKernel-x.x.img"
Flash via TWRP recovery (boot.img):
1) Select install and change mode to "Flash Image" in TWRP.
2) Flash 'HateKernel-x.x.img' in 'boot' partition.
3) Obviously, reboot.
Flash via TWRP recovery (AnyKernel zip) RECOMMENDED
1) I think you should know how at this point.
2) Install as usual.
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Downloads
All version >
Dropbox: Download
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Credits
*Cozzmy13 for kernel source
*AndropaX
*flar2
*faux123
*savoca
*Boeffla
*jollaman999
*nathanchance
*tester/suggester/advisor and everyone who helped to improve HateKernel
*everyone i forgot to add
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HateKernel, Kernel for the Xiaomi Mi 4C
Contributors
kopter36
Source Code: [url]https://github.com/iZwnMswn/kernel_xiaomi_msm8992[/URL]
Kernel Special Features: Read "Features".
Version Information
Status: WIP
Current Stable Version: HateKernel-3.1
Stable Release Date: 2018-05-28
Current Beta Version:
Beta Release Date:
Created 2018-02-14
Last Updated 2019-03-08
+ Preliminary info.
- Kernel in .img format are only compatible with Lineage-15.1 by Cozzmy13 ONLY. Don't flash it on other ROM even from the same source.
- HateKernel-1.5_r2 and up currently had issue with some device won't be able to boot. I'm currently still working on it.
+ Download info.
- Testbuild : There is 2 version (Lineage-15.1 stock & HateKernel build). Please test both version from lower-number to highest and report back which one is working + state last Stable-release of HateKernel that is working before.
- Experimental release is essentially a beta version but have been tested by me, but sometimes it might not working reliably with certain ROM+variant(libra/aqua).
- Stable release, as the name imply, mostly always working and have no major bug. This version have been tested extensively to avoid complaint from users and headache for me
Thank you so much for every feedback.
+ Changelog {ascending order}
HateKernel-1.1
- initial build using Google's toolchain. (GCC-4.9)
HateKernel-1.2
- support libra and aqua variants.
- expose all standard CPU governors + add elementalx.
- expose all standard IO-schedulers.
- expose all standard TCP congestion algorithms.
- input-boost and CPU-boost.
- enable RCU boost.
- Kernel Samepage Merging.
- implement display_state API.
- msm8992 initial overclocking.
- Slimbus overclock.
- enable Error Detection and Correcting log capability.
- enable CTS and SHA512 crypto for ARMv8.
- use asymmetric-key-type for crypto.
- compiled with UberTC-4.9.X (GCC-4.9.4)
HateKernel-1.3
- add CPU governors > (bioshock, blu_active, despair, impulse, relaxed, wheatley, zzmoove)
- add IO-schedulers > (fiops, maple, sio, sioplus, vr, zen)
- add WireGuard support.
- revert msm8992 initial overclocking.
- undervolt CPU with stable value.
- fix display_state implementation.
- compiled with UberTC-5.3.X (GCC-5.3.1)
HateKernel-1.4
- add KCAL advance color controls.
- add FAUX sound controls.
- add Boeffla wakelock blocker.
- 1000Hz ticks + dynamic tickless-idle.
- disable storage CRC check.
- FSync on/off.
- remove Edge-Touch for touchscreen.
- enable ARM's v8 hw CRC32.
- enable parallel crypto engine.
- compiled with -O3 flags.
HateKernel-1.5_r2 {stable} {alternative}
- based on HateKernel-1.1 config with stable features.
- fixed Synaptic's touchscreen issue.
- revert some minor features and optimization in favor of stability.
- compiled with -O2 flags again.
HateKernel-1.6b {staging}
- based on Hatekernel-1.4 config with fixed Synaptic's navigation button issue.
- 100Hz timer interrupt tick.
- enable MSM kgsl triple buffer.
- improve scheduler for SMT operation.
- a lot of underlying optimization.
- optimize very likely/unlikely branch (yes, I'm aware of security-hole for this one)
- fully compiled with -O3 flags (don't worry about cache miss, trust me)
ps : This list is depreciated. I will clean this as soon dev-build are complete
Whoa, can't wait for this to be released and given a bunch of customization soon
flammenwerferx said:
Whoa, can't wait for this to be released and given a bunch of customization soon
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DL link posted. Try it out
long time not see a custom kernel, cool
so if you use kernel based on Los 15.1, can I use this for other roms based los15.1 kernel?
nicee, will this compatible with others 15.1 based?
hanuraiga said:
long time not see a custom kernel, cool
so if you use kernel based on Los 15.1, can I use this for other roms based los15.1 kernel?
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IcyGlacial said:
nicee, will this compatible with others 15.1 based?
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It should work. I've no idea if my kernel will broke something on other LoS-15.1 based rom as I've only tested it on unofficial LoS15.1 by Cozzmy13 but sure, try it and if something breaks, I'll try my best to fix it. :good:
Just try installing on AEX rom, but not explore more.
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It should work. I've no idea if my kernel will broke something on other LoS-15.1 based rom as I've only tested it on unofficial LoS15.1 by Cozzmy13 but sure, try it and if something breaks, I'll try my best to fix it. :good:
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i've got bootloop on NOS....
caxwan said:
Just try installing on AEX rom, but not explore more.
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AEX on libra? Can you give me the thread link?
ClaviluX said:
AEX on libra? Can you give me the thread link?
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Sure, here the thread
4pda - mi4c
hanuraiga said:
i've got bootloop on NOS....
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I can see that rom used Cozzmy13 kernel source which is the same tree of my kernel. Probably something changed in boot.img ramdisk for NOS kernel. I try to make anykernel patcher tonight.
Sidenote : HateKernel 1.3 already compiled with GCC 5.3.1 (ubertc-5.3.X) and booted up properly. Will released tonight with some other changes.
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I can see that rom used Cozzmy13 kernel source which is the same tree of my kernel. Probably something changed in boot.img ramdisk for NOS kernel. I try to make anykernel patcher tonight.
Sidenote : HateKernel 1.3 already compiled with GCC 5.3.1 (ubertc-5.3.X) and booted up properly. Will released tonight with some other changes.
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Thanks guy! You are really great!
kopter36 said:
I can see that rom used Cozzmy13 kernel source which is the same tree of my kernel. Probably something changed in boot.img ramdisk for NOS kernel. I try to make anykernel patcher tonight.
Sidenote : HateKernel 1.3 already compiled with GCC 5.3.1 (ubertc-5.3.X) and booted up properly. Will released tonight with some other changes.
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Awesome... I'll be waiting
Is this kind of kernel features only available on kernel version 3.18.xx or is it also available on kernel version of 3.10.xxx
flammenwerferx said:
Is this kind of kernel features only available on kernel version 3.18.xx or is it also available on kernel version of 3.10.xxx
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Most of those features are not limited to 3.18.xxx kernel. I've seen most of it implemented on Nexus 5X's custom kernel which share same kernel version with our device with the only exception is Qnovo charging driver. In fact, I've seen some of those features implemented on 3.10.9x which arent upstream to latest version at all.
HateKernel-1.3 is up
Changelog ;
-upgrade compiler to UBERTC-5.3.X (GCC-5.3.1)
-revert overclocking code until I found (if possible at all) working code
-proper undervolt to keep thermal-throttle a bit manageable
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P.s: Not much changes in this version because I'm currently on holidays. Regarding kernel-patcher (AK2/lazyflasher), I'm currently still learning to do that. Very sorry guys. Development for more feature and upstream will continue soon.
To-do list ;
-upstream with latest CAF tag for msm8992
-upstream security patch
-Boeffla wakelock blocker
-backport zRam, F2FS and ext4 driver
-Adreno idler
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I'm open to any suggestion to add other feature, just make sure its reasonable. Would be a great help too if you can point me to the commit if available.
Thanks @kopter36
HateKernel 1.3 intalled on my phone.
AEX Rom, without trouble on booting.
kopter36 said:
Changelog ;
P.s: Not much changes in this version because I'm currently on holidays. Regarding kernel-patcher (AK2/lazyflasher), I'm currently still learning to do that. Very sorry guys. Development for more feature and upstream will continue soon.
To-do list ;
I'm open to any suggestion to add other feature, just make sure its reasonable. Would be a great help too if you can point me to the commit if available.
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Well, I'mma just suggesting these
1. KCAL Advanced Color Contol [with satutation, contrast and etc. Control]
2. Faux Sound Control [this really useful especially if somebody is experiencing a hissing noise on their headset, so they can reduce the output volume through this control]
3. Intelliplug or any hotplugging [only if it's really necesarry]
4. Adreno idler / booster of course (You've mentioned)
5. Upstreaming to the latest CAF (You've aforementioned)
6. ZRAM LZ4 Backport (On your to-do list)
7. Some kind of power efficient workqueue maybe
8. So-called boeffla wakelock (if i ain't mistaken the name)
PS : Anyway, undervolting seems working flawlessly, I've never reached 50°C now on normal chatting usage (usually it is around 50-55°C after one hour usage)