what oc kernel should i use for cm10.2 or mokeeos ????
netchamp.faris said:
what oc kernel should i use for cm10.2 or mokeeos ????
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for mokee is u can use the carbon ROM kernel found here forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=45680775&postcount=250
can someone make a OC kernel for cyanogenmod RC1 build , plz build an OC kernel from OP's latest kernel source , i have been waiting for the kernel for a long time so i am requesting here
Cody kernel v3.1
pico hackr said:
can someone make a OC kernel for cyanogenmod RC1 build , plz build an OC kernel from OP's latest kernel source , i have been waiting for the kernel for a long time so i am requesting here
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Cody Kernel v3.1 work for me(767 MHz OC cpu with RC1),it's support upto 878MHz.
Cody kernel thread Link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2606546
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Abhaysinh said:
Cody Kernel v3.1 work for me(767 MHz OC cpu with RC1),it's support upto 878MHz.
Cody kernel thread Link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2606546
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Don't miss Thanks!
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lol i have seen that already but i need one built from galaxyfreak's kernel source
I get FC's with all previous oc kernel for cm11 so maybe we need a new updated oc kernel of 1 and 2 and 3 partitions can anyone make and provide it
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use Dark_kernel_v2.
it's been built from galaxyfreak's kernel source.
Yes we need a OC kernel for our little Pico. based on CM 11 RC1.
BTW, for dark kernel how many partitions are needed on SD card can some one lead me to a thread so that I can try OCing!
I wonder why my opo with Mahadi latest ROM and the AK Kernel overclocked to 2.8 gives me a result of 35833 while on all stock I had 38000+
Is there anything wrong or it's normal?
rasik80 said:
I wonder why my opo with Mahadi latest ROM and the AK Kernel overclocked to 2.8 gives me a result of 35833 while on all stock I had 38000+
Is there anything wrong or it's normal?
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It seems like cm has many performace improvements while mahadi is not (very) good optimized for the OPO.
How is it going bro's and my name is Pewdiepie
Ok I am Using Cyanogenmod latest nightly I think on my Tab 2 gt - p3100 .
I want to ask should any kernel
I mean many are saying it will fix the battery drain:laugh:
But is it recommended for advanced users or only Developers
And which kernel you think is the best for battery and compatible with CM11
Please help me:highfive:
Peace and please don't hate
No you didn't have to.
I think,stock cm kernel 3.0.31 pretty much has good battery life.
Upstream kernel changes to 3.0.101 did causes battery drain and tried to resolve by devs.
However 3.0.101 have bigger free ram next 818mb, dhollmen 820mb, however agni kernel has same with stock cm kernel.
All those custom kernel offers some features which stock kernel didn't have.
Slightly different with android-andi kernel which purpose to find kernel battery drain for 3.0.101.
jak978 said:
No you didn't have to.
I think,stock cm kernel 3.0.31 pretty much has good battery life.
Upstream kernel changes to 3.0.101 did causes battery drain and tried to resolve by devs.
However 3.0.101 have bigger free ram next 818mb, dhollmen 820mb, however agni kernel has same with stock cm kernel.
All those custom kernel offers some features which stock kernel didn't have.
Slightly different with android-andi kernel which purpose to find kernel battery drain for 3.0.101.
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Which one do you prefer?
Stock one
jak978 said:
Stock one
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I mean the custom kernel
shsagnik said:
I mean the custom kernel
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next kernel or dhollmen
I was asked to bring an AOSP kernel to you guys for the D850.
I do not have this phone, so I may not be able to answer all your question. It'll be up to you and the Team.
This is for AOSP
So for your flashing pleasure, may I present to you...
Mutiny Kernel
Disclaimer: You flash this at your own risk!!! We are not responsible if anything happens to your phone!!
What's in it?
20150628
intellimm removed
intellidemand added
TCP congestion options - Westwood, Reno, Vegas and others
intelliplug -Faux
Faux Sound
simple GPU algorithm -Faux
exfat
f2f2 - untested
20150625
Overclock for CPU and GPU
Undervolting
Govs - intellimm, smartmax, smartassV2, lagfree, dancedance, wheatley, adaptive lionheart
Shedulers - fifo, sio, vr, zen, tripndroid, fiops
Intelli-KSM
See post #2 for install info.
General and install info:
This is for the G3 D850 only
Flash in recovery
I recommend using Trickster or Faux or Kernel Aduitor to mess with the kernel settings. Faux and Kernel Aduitor will allow more settings.
Source
Thanks to tectas for getting this started!!
Downloads:
Mutiny-Kernel-AOSP-850-V1.1
Mutiny-Kernel-AOSP-D850-20150625
Thanks to Team Mutiny for testing this out!
XDA:DevDB Information
Mutiny Kernel, Kernel for the AT&T LG G3
Contributors
engine95, Skiman10, TacoTuco, TekGadgt, Chono631
Source Code: https://github.com/engine95/G3-aosp
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1.0
Stable Release Date: 2015-06-25
Created 2015-06-25
Last Updated 2015-06-25
Just some infoAs of V1.1, there is a new install method. If it doesn't work on install, you will need the original kernel from the Rom you are running. If you are just updating, then we should be fine.
One Reserved for me
Reserved
Nice thanks
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Sorry guys. Had an update ready to go, and life kicked in.
I'll hopefully get this updated in the next few days.
V1.1 in the OP
A little more to play with now.
Edit: I'm trying a different updater-script I found. If it works, it should make it compatible with more ROMs.
Big thanks to whoever came up with it!
I can confirm that it's running beautifully on Cyanide L - no issues at all so far.
Being an amateur, I'm not entirely sure what all the different governors and schedulers can offer. I've played around a but, but if anyone has a description of them that would be great.
Is the DT2W feature a function of the kernel or ROM? I ask, in part, because I see it discussed often in ROM threads, but rarely in kernel threads. And the few times I've seen the issue raised in kernel forums, it's never addressed. I assume that's because it's a dumb question in the context of replacing the kernel. However, I seem to lose the DT2W feature with every kernel I've been able to successfully install, which leads me to suspect it is a function of the kernel.
To be clear, this is not a complaint. I'm just trying to determine if I'm doing something wrong or if this is an inevitable consequence of replacing the stock kernel.
I just installed Mutiny-Kernel-AOSP-850-V1.1 on CM12.1 and it looks like I have oversharpening
moordi said:
Is the DT2W feature a function of the kernel or ROM? I ask, in part, because I see it discussed often in ROM threads, but rarely in kernel threads. And the few times I've seen the issue raised in kernel forums, it's never addressed. I assume that's because it's a dumb question in the context of replacing the kernel. However, I seem to lose the DT2W feature with every kernel I've been able to successfully install, which leads me to suspect it is a function of the kernel.
To be clear, this is not a complaint. I'm just trying to determine if I'm doing something wrong or if this is an inevitable consequence of replacing the stock kernel.
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I think, is built into a kernel. But not this one.
The other kernels that do say they have it, I think you need to activate it in terminal. They have it posted in their threads.
Feche said:
I just installed Mutiny-Kernel-AOSP-850-V1.1 on CM12.1 and it looks like I have oversharpening
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It should be built in. But if you don't like it, flash skins script to set it to your liking.
How's the battery life guys?
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engine95 said:
Just some infoAs of V1.1, there is a new install method. If it doesn't work on install, you will need the original kernel from the Rom you are running. If you are just updating, then we should be fine.
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So what is the install method? The OP says "See post #2 for install info. "
emepher said:
So what is the install method? The OP says "See post #2 for install info. "
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It's using the ramdisk from the rom you are coming from. That should hopefully solve the ramdisk issues.
@engine95:
Hello, I am interested in doing some kernel programming for the LG D850. I just got the phone recently and want to add a few things I'd like to use this kernel and install script/ramdisk as a base. Kindly requesting your permission. Also, what version of the kernel source was this based on? I requested release of 21q or newer from LG today, hopefully they post it soon. Thanks for your consideration.
Da_G said:
@engine95:
Hello, I am interested in doing some kernel programming for the LG D850. I just got the phone recently and want to add a few things I'd like to use this kernel and install script/ramdisk as a base. Kindly requesting your permission. Also, what version of the kernel source was this based on? I requested release of 21q or newer from LG today, hopefully they post it soon. Thanks for your consideration.
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Yup. That's just fine. If i remember right, it's 20c.
I've been sidetracked doing other things lately. Thanks for asking.