Hammerhead AKA Nexus 5 Hybrid Kernel
What is a Hybrid?
Hybrid kernel means the core although still has the 3.4.0 kernel label, it has incorporated many advanced features available only on Linux 3.8+ and beyond. I have backported many of those advanced features for Linux 3.4, hence the name hybrid!
Here's the flashable zip file
u - ultimate, overclocked CPU to 2.5GHz with turbo boost up to 2.8 GHz!
Stable Release:
http://faux.romhost.me/hammerhead/lp51/
Beta Release:
http://faux.romhost.me/hammerhead/beta
Change Log:
http://faux.romhost.me/hammerhead/lp51/changelog.txt
Source here:
https://github.com/faux123/Nexus_5
Stock Boot.Img:
http://faux.androidro.ms/hammerhead/stock/
to flash stock boot.img do =>
reboot to bootloader, then:
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
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sysfs interface for controlling this kernel:
general format:
xxx is the value, can be integer or text depending on the yyy.
(It's pretty obvious if you view the sysfs entry first to see the values it's expecting)
Code:
echo xxx > /sys/yyy/yyy/yyy
cpu governor: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
cpufreq: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq
intelliplug: /sys/module/intelli_plug/parameters/intelli_plug_active
eco mode: /sys/module/intelli_plug/parameters/eco_mode_active
snake charmer: /sys/kernel/msm_cpufreq_limit/cpufreq_limit
gpu governor: /sys/class/kgsl/kgsl-3d0/pwrscale/trustzone/governor
gpu freq: /sys/class/kgsl/kgsl-3d0/max_gpuclk
simple GPU gov:: /sys/module/msm_kgsl_core/parameters/simple_laziness
simple GPU gov: /sys/module/msm_kgsl_core/parameters/simple_ramp_threshold
io scheduler: /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler
io scheduler readahead: /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/read_ahead_kb
dynamic fsync: /sys/kernel/dyn_fsync/Dyn_fsync_active
usb fastcharge: /sys/kernel/fast_charge/force_fast_charge
power suspend: /sys/kernel/power_suspend/power_suspend_state
intellithermal: /sys/module/msm_thermal/parameters/enabled
cpu voltage: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/vdd_table/vdd_levels
RAD. Well there definitely won't be a kernel shortage. Looking forward to actually getting my device even more now. Thanks
And it begins .. wish I had my N5 earlier to beta test the pre-release.
Have been following you faux, and must say you are one of the contendor for Elite Dev.
Regards & Respect
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No faux no party! I didn't even have doubts though, seeing as you were one of the first to jump on the flo/deb as well. Just booted the kernel and everything seems fine. Didn't flash through recovery so i left out the included lib.
you just won't leave us on stock for a few days wouldn't you
great to see you here
kuyam said:
No faux no party! I didn't even have doubts though, seeing as you were one of the first to jump on the flo/deb as well. Just booted the kernel and everything seems fine. Didn't flash through recovery so i left out the included lib.
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definitely try the one from my beta community
Man you move fast! So glad you are here, every phone I have had since the sensation has had your kernel on it, can't wait!
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Glad to see u again Faux, I'm finally abandoning the G2X(which you did wonders for even though it died long ago) for the Nexus 5 I'll give this a go on Monday when I get mine in the mail.
Great to see you on the Nexus 5 Faux I hope my phone comes soon
GT-I9505 ~ SlimBean / Nexus 5 ( ordered )
Looking forward to test your kernel! :victory: Nice to know you're here. Sadly my Nexus 5 will be sended november 8th.. ):
Faux on Nexus devices, standard procedure!
After full charge I got 7 hours screen on time with stock kernel yesterday. Can't wait for the magic to happen here...
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what exactly is the improvement over the stock Kernel?
Awesome made great kernels for my HTC sensation
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DJ-Tumor said:
what exactly is the improvement over the stock Kernel?
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Lots of things. Main things are (some not implemented yet): color control, faux sound, faux speaker, removal of mpdecision, over clock, under volt, thermal control, per app modes and more.
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Any Tests from this kernel now?
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that is quite some progress
does this Test Kernel Boot?
read that there are many kernels Not booting. Bootloop seems common.
Kernel war - ROM war - And more coming soon to Nexus 5 Forums!!
Great to see all reputed developers here...
I have been following Faux for a very long time. This man is a genius!
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Related
This kernel is for CM7, but should work on any AOSP Rom.
I am maintaining this kernel from now on.
Known bugs
None
If any bugs are found I will add it here
Stable V1.0.0.1
Features: New Smartass governor, Undervolted, SLUB unqueued allocater, BFQ v2, BFS 404, Readahead buffer increased to 1040, Optimized compiler (compiled with neon and cortex flags) , Lagfree Governor, swap support, bfs tweaks, smoothass governor, backported conservative and ondemand govs from 3.0 rc7, backported wifi driver from 3.0 rc7, cpuidle code from 3.0 rc6, minmax governor, interactiveX governor, vdd leves interface (supports scriptfusion from the tbolt forum and vipermod from the tbolt forum), call recording, other various tweaks and optimizations.
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V4
Re based on official cm source, backport 3.0 rc6 cpuidle code, backport 3.0 rc7 wifi driver, remove call recording, add minmax governor, interactive gov is MIa
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Features: New Smartass governor, Undervolted, SLUB unqueued allocater, BFQ v2, BFS 404, Readahead buffer increased to 1040, Optimized compiler (compiled with neon and cortex flags) , Lagfree Governor, Kernel now supports swap, smoothass governor, bfs tweaks, smoothass governor, backported conservative and ondemand govs from 2.6.39, backported wifi driver from 2.6.39, call recording support.
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Stable 1.0.0.1
DOWNLOAD
md5
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V4
DOWNLOAD
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SOURCE
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I was playing around with this this morning, and installed it over my MIUI ROM. I wiped Dalvik first, and flashed it. MIUI didn't really like it, even though I was using jcase's 1.8 ghz CM7 kernel with it. It caused it to bootloop (or what appeared to be a bootloop), but came out of it and loaded the ROM after about 6 loops. It ran fine after that, but then on a reboot, caused a ton of lag.
I now have it running on CM7 fine. I didn't overclock it, and am getting 2200 Quadrant scores running the 'lagfree' gov. Very snappy.
I know this is probably a pretty general question, but how does this kernel compare to the stock CM7 kernel?
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v2 is out.
Updated with version 3.
This looks great. I will try it out. Smart ass governor did wonders on my dinc1.
So let me be sure here, Im running the current CM7 offered here, I can just run this zip in recovery over my current Rom.
Its from jdkoreclipse, I won't be downloading
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Bobby Buggs said:
So let me be sure here, Im running the current CM7 offered here, I can just run this zip in recovery over my current Rom.
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Yes sir.
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Snappyts said:
Its from jdkoreclipse, I won't be downloading
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No one is forcing you to. Bye bye.
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Snappyts said:
Its from jdkoreclipse, I won't be downloading
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WTF is that butthurt all about
can anyone explain what the differences are bw the governors offered by this kernel?
DroidDont said:
The man with a million accounts returns!
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Excuse me?
trock79 said:
No one is forcing you to. Bye bye.
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He constantly got bashed on incredible 1 forums for stealing work, he was banned for awhile
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In case you are wondering whether or not to download this kernel, hopefully this will help.
Take a look at this guy's signature here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=2355353
That sig highlights the conquests of user JDKoreclipse aka rr12106, droidhacker26, m0rt4l s0ul, romflash, & k_chupe.
This is relevant because the kernel in this thread is being hosted at jdkoreclipse.com.
Snappyts said:
He constantly got bashed on incredible 1 forums for stealing work, he was banned for awhile
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I understand that, but I have been working with him for over 6 months and he has helped me learn when most people wouldn't even respond. He has been trying to make good with all he did in the past but no one will give him a chance. Well hell I don't need to apologize for him- so read this POST Now back to the kernel. I will be taking over development of this very soon, maybe this weekend.
thenickisme said:
In case you are wondering whether or not to download this kernel, hopefully this will help.
Take a look at this guy's signature here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=2355353
That sig highlights the conquests of user JDKoreclipse aka rr12106, droidhacker26, m0rt4l s0ul, romflash, & k_chupe.
This is relevant because the kernel in this thread is being hosted at jdkoreclipse.com.
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Exactly, it seems he has apologized for his actions in the past, non the less everyone should be aware of the history before flashing one of his builds
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Okay everyone, and let's get this thread back on topic. Has anyone else tried this with MIUI?
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capcoward said:
Okay everyone, and let's get this thread back on topic. Has anyone else tried this with MIUI?
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I was just about to ask the same thing.
This should work on any AOSP Rom.
Updated - 8/23/2011
Note - 8/19/2011
I pulled out the BFS builds for the public because almost nobody uses it and it takes extra time for me to keep up multiple builds. If you like one of my builds and you really want to use BFS, shoot me a private message and I can patch it in for you.
Also, I'm redoing the governors I'll be adding a modified on demand and interactive to each one when I play with them a bit more. All of these are running ondemand if you flash them, just so you know.
Currently all kernels are built from source 2.6.35.7
Base1 -1.2 Overclock | Tiny Undervolt
Base2 -1.2 Overclock | Tiny Undervolt | BLN Support
Base3 -1.2 Overclock | Tiny Undervolt | Voodoo v10
Base4 -1.2 Overclock | Tiny Undervolt | BLN | Voodoo v10
I have made versions of my kernel available with the ability to change your voltages using at least setCPU, if you are using one of those kernels and you have played with the voltages, please do not comment on here about an issue as I'll only support issues for the voltages I've set.
Base1 -1.2 Overclock | UserVolts
Base2 -1.2 Overclock | UserVolts | BLN
Base3 -1.2 Overclock | UserVolts | Voodoo v10
Base4 -1.2 Overclock | UserVolts | BLN | Voodoo v10
--Original Post--
I figured I might as well throw this out here. I know this space is already eaten up by a few other kernels but hell with it. I've been running stuff I've been building since the CDMA Hero but I quit releasing things during drama. I'm not a big fan of a million features packed into a kernel so be aware that this might not be what you're looking for.
Most of my inspiration is from a few years back but I have contacted current devs too... so thank you to to all the inspiration from dev's with open githubs - netarchy, cyanogen team, cayniarb and I'm sure I've browsed through others. Mathkid also helped me figure out why bluetooth didn't build right on the Nexus S, so thank you.
AnyKernel by Koush
Thanks for releasing this. Sounds good.
Zip works just fine. Like the intro of the new governor
dfbonney said:
I figured I might as well throw this out here. I know this space is already eaten up by a few other kernels but hell with it. I've been running random stuff I've been building randomly since the CDMA Hero but I quit releasing things during drama. I'm not a big fan of a million features packed into a kernel so be aware that this might be what you're looking for.
Most of my inspiration is from a few years back but I have contacted current devs too... so thank you to to all the inspiration from dev's with open githubs - netarchy, cyanogen team, cayniarb and I'm sure I've browsed through others. Mathkid also helped me figure out why bluetooth didn't build right, so thank you.
Built from source 2.6.35.7
Default Governor - conservative
BLN - I dont personally use this, just added for a friend... your call if it works.
Overclock - Clocked at 1.2
Extra Governor - dfconservative - scales up slower and down faster
I've noticed an issue that if I clock at 100/800 then sometimes my cpu jumps up to 200 randomly but I cant seem to find anything while watching the debugging so I'll probably play with the voltages some. Right now its not undervolted and I havent decided if I want to deal with user issues due to modifying voltages.
I'm not currently using a custom recovery, so let me know if this .zip doesnt work for you. Its based on AnyKernel by Koush.
dfkernel --- http://db.tt/qc6K54A
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I like the way this sounds. I've been looking for something like cfs @ 1.2ghz without the need for a cpu oc tool and WITHOUT BLN. Any way you can make this a reality?
tailsthecat3 said:
I like the way this sounds. I've been looking for something like cfs @ 1.2ghz without the need for a cpu oc tool and WITHOUT BLN. Any way you can make this a reality?
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Sure, I'll have one up today with default conservative.
edit- changed this whole post around.
I use these. I put them in /etc/init.d
http://db.tt/dCoJK5I Max freq script
http://db.tt/WcsfZfp Governor script
Is there a source on git for this kernel?
Thanks for the Dev and like the sound of what you're drumming up.
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I use these. I put them in /etc/init.d
http://db.tt/dCoJK5I Max freq script
http://db.tt/WcsfZfp Governor script
Is there a source on git for this kernel?
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I was asking him which default governor he'd like(which now I've decided I should stick with my roots)... I'm a fan of the conservative governor on this phone. All my HTC phones did much better with interactive/smartass but this phone pops the cpu up randomly (even while asleep) when you use those so I didn't include them in the release, though I tried them in testing.
My git is super ugly and will be changing - http://github.com/dfbonney
adb commands I use for watching my cpu stuff:
cat /proc/cpuinfo
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq
Awesome! No issues so far... Using Ondemand gov and running smooth... Conservative is not my thing The more options for the NS4G the better. Looking forward to this and more.
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Sure, I'll have one up today with default conservative.
edit- changed this whole post around.
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Thanks! I love acs' matrix but I would prefer it to be bone stock(w/o all the add ons), with the cfs, @1.2 w/o Oc tool and no bln.
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If you took out BLN and put Voodoo sound, I wouldn't have a problem with that at all.
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Thanks! I love acs' matrix but I would prefer it to be bone stock(w/o all the add ons), with the cfs, @1.2 w/o Oc tool and no bln.
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Completely stock would be ondemand governor, I'll do it just cause I can even though its not my thing!
ogbreds said:
If you took out BLN and put Voodoo sound, I wouldn't have a problem with that at all.
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This is funny, I planned on looking at what this is today... it might just happen.
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Completely stock would be ondemand governor, I'll do it just cause I can even though its not my thing!
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Thanks for the wisdom. Then I suppose I'd try the on demand if you make it! Also the cfs
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Hmmm...I don't think I could live without BLN on this phone. Maybe you could put out different builds. ???
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Thanks for the wisdom. Then I suppose I'd try the on demand if you make it! Also the cfs
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CFS is also your "stock" build. I will build a modified BFS some day because that is what I like.
dfbonney said:
This is funny, I planned on looking at what this is today... it might just happen.
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It would be greatly appreciated.
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tailsthecat3 said:
I like the way this sounds. I've been looking for something like cfs @ 1.2ghz without the need for a cpu oc tool and WITHOUT BLN. Any way you can make this a reality?
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See first post, this is complete.
dfbonney said:
See first post, this is complete.
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Thanks a lot. Downloaded base 2, gon give it a shot.
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tailsthecat3 said:
Thanks a lot. Downloaded base 2, gon give it a shot.
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Let me know how it goes?
jeffreynothing43 said:
Let me know how it goes?
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Going well. I'm not one for benchmarking phones but it works well. I'm a battery whore so I prefer stock. But I can't resist the overclock.
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IceandFire and eXistZ presents Apocalypse-Talon kernel.
Features
Backlight and screen dimmer, touch wake patch.
Voodoo Sound V10
Voodoo Color
Can be overclocked and allow undervolted.
Lazy governor.
Overclockable to 1440MHz
Overclocked to 1100MHz by default.
Uses Koush's Any kernel.
Sched_autogroup patch.
BLN for both i9020 and i9023
init.d scripts for Ezekeel's mod.
Added Deep Idle mod
etc
Changelog:
All the bug fixes for deep idle included.
Deep idle not active by default.
BLD, touch wake, screen dimmer fixes.
Added VR I/O scheduler and set it as default.
Tuned VR scheduler for better performance.
Battery can charged to 100%
BLX removed.
Installation:
Use CWM recovery to flash from sdcard.
Download:
Code:
http://www.multiupload.com/7JNNVCDC8C
Notes:
Works on Nexus S 4G.
Supports every rom.
For optimal performance, try it with iceandfire roms.
Thanks to:
Cyanogenmod team for sources.
eXistZ for helping me out.
Supercurio for voodoo patches.
Ezekeel for his mods and lazy governor.
Koush for any kernel template.
KalimochoAZ for battery charging tweak.
Morifc for helping me out.
RSVP...
Looking very interesting, I'll have to take this for a spin.
thanks
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IceandFire and eXistZ presents Apocalypse-Talon kernel.
Features
Backlight and screen dimmer, touch wake patch.
Voodoo Sound V10
Voodoo Color
Can be overclocked and allow undervolted.
Lazy governor.
Overclockable to 1440MHz
Overclocked to 1100MHz by default.
Uses Koush's Any kernel.
Sched_autogroup patch.
BLN for both i9020 and i9023
init.d scripts for Ezekeel's mod.
Battery life eXtender.
Etc
Installation:
Use CWM recovery to flash from sdcard.
Download:
Code:
http://www.multiupload.com/8CVF5RTHZA
Notes:
Works on Nexus S 4G.
Supports every rom.
For optimal performance, try it with iceandfire roms.
Thanks to:
Cyanogenmod team for sources.
eXistZ for helping me out.
Supercurio for voodoo patches.
Ezekeel for his mods and lazy governor.
Koush for any kernel template.
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so far so good! thanks Ice! im looking at undervolting it now and see how it performs. using it with petes 2.3.7 now. want to try it with your rom but want to keep google wallet running on a 2.3.7 rom lol! awesome work again!
I've only recently switched to the Nexus and have been getting dismal battery life (literally, 6 hours or so with light usage.)
Anyway, I will certainly be trying this out! Thanks for all your hard work!
Only got bootlooping
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anderson620 said:
I've only recently switched to the Nexus and have been getting dismal battery life (literally, 6 hours or so with light usage.)
Anyway, I will certainly be trying this out! Thanks for all your hard work!
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I had same issue when I first got my ns4g, but after settling in on a rom and conditioning my battery, I'm consistantly getting about 18 hours of usable time. And I consider myself a fairly heavy user.....streaming Pandora and MLB, lots of browsing, texts, twitter etc..... and averaging about 4 hours of screen on time.
Cm nightlies
Matr1x 8.0 cfs
Clocked @ 1000 & 200 smartass v2
ahhhhh...........gone todash..............
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Only got bootlooping
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Sounds like a bad download. Try redownloadingbit again see if that works.
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flashed this morning just fine, everything else seems aok. great addition to the nexus legacy.
thanks
Just flashed awhile ago and so far so good. I like the additional governors
First boot takes a while people so be patient.
Running CM7-Stable.
Is this a CM 2.6.35.14 based kernel?
Anyone got a working link? Thanks in advance.
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Running this on CM7 Stable RC 7.1.0 and using the stock setting of SmartAssv2 governor I had to bump the bottom Mhz from 100 to 200 to stop lockups on my device....
Of course we know kernels can vary from device to device but it seems like it didn't like having to wake from 100 Mhz.
Looks interesting!
Question: How does the touch-wake feature impact the battery life? Anybody notice a significant difference?
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Anyone got a working link? Thanks in advance.
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Nevermind I got it finally
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so far so good i roasted it on top of kushdeck's 1.3e rom.
Edit: 200-800 MHz smart ass v2
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Works just as well as matrix does, great job!
derekwilkinson said:
Works just as well as matrix does, great job!
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Lol
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Lol
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derekwilkinson said:
Works just as well as matrix does, great job!
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you could almost say they are practically the same kernel
chalan30 said:
you could almost say they are practically the same kernel
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Hmmmmmm lol
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chalan30 said:
you could almost say they are practically the same kernel
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They aren't.
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IML74K Kernel
Credits: turl, isaacj, Michael Huang, erasmux, Mathieu Desnoyers, ezeekiel
Special thanks to:
- cyanogen,firefart,trock79 for the JDkernel app.
- Ziggy for teaching me how to patch kernels.
- Imoseyon for general help here and there.
So, its finally here! After rigorous testing, my testers and I feel that this kernel is acceptable for release. I spent the last few days squashing bugs and optimizing the kernel, testing it, and making sure it works well on the Maguro and Toro
Features:
JDKernel Updater App
CIFS
Optimized Smartass2 Cpufreq governor
Hotplug Cpufreq governor
Optimized LagFree Cpufreq governor
Patched as close to mainline as possible (3.0.14)
Overclock to 1.35ghz
CFQ IOSCHED
Undervolted a nice amount
removed some bloat
Using EXT4 for EXT2/3
GPU O/C
FAIR_SLEEPERS
Optimized makefile
Lowered default_dirty_ratio to 10
Lowered vfs_cache_pressure to 50
Swap enabled
SLQB slab allocater
other mods too small for me to remember.
CHANGELOG:
v1.1.2: Re-did source, removed some bloat, changed to CFQ, changed to SLQB, Undervolted, optimize smartass and Lagfree govs, removed interactiveX
v1.0.0.5: Initial release
DOWNLOAD: http://db.tt/lmbJ2nT6
Source: https://github.com/jdkernel/android-omap-tuna_3.0
PS:
There are 3 ways to donate for this work (whichever works for you):
1) Donate to Michael Huang by buying SetCpu
2) Donate to your favorite charity
3) Donate to me here: http://jdkoreclipse.net/donate.php
If you have any problems and need to hit me up in real time, go to my IRC channel here: http://jdkoreclipse.net/irc.php
so, just to make sure .... this kernel is NOT working with 4.0.2 or?
Thx for your work!
Use this Kernel with MONACO r8 and it runs like hell!
GTA 3 is working!
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lordofcamster said:
Thx for your work!
Use this Kernel with MONACO r8 and it runs like hell!
GTA 3 is working!
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Runs like hell? I don't quite know what to make of that!? I take it the phone gets quite hot?
Regards.
He means fast
Few pointers: why do you have swap? We don't need bloody swap in this devices. BFQ scheduler? BFQ is for rotational devices, we have flash devices. Why SLAB and no SLQB or SLUB? Why smartass2? Smartass2 isn't working good, even after changing the tunables for SMP. Why interactiveX? We already have interactive and it already has a built-in sysfs screen off freq parameter. Lagfree governor? It looks like Minmax to me.
Merry christmas!
i don't have any tech knowledge about kernels and such so i can't comment on franco's input but i have to agree with lordofcamster;
i'm too running the latest MCR release and together with this kernel the thing is really smooooth; oc'ed at 1350 ( 1125 uv ) with interactiveX governor
batterylife seems pretty ok too; i'm trying to drain the battery to see how much screen time i can get...
so far 2hrs + some minutes screen on and i'm down to 56% battery;
( in between i restarted the phone 5 times )
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but what does tuna refer to?
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brian6685 said:
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but what does tuna refer to?
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see here
Battery is not at that great isnt it ?
leoaudio13 said:
Battery is not at that great isnt it ?
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Well, the kernel is rather new. So no rapports yet. So stating the battery life isnt great, is premature
Heppieboeddah said:
Well, the kernel is rather new. So no rapports yet. So stating the battery life isnt great, is premature
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Just my 2 cents . No offence here. Totally agree that still premature. Im testing it now
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franciscofranco said:
Few pointers: why do you have swap? We don't need bloody swap in this devices. BFQ scheduler? BFQ is for rotational devices, we have flash devices. Why SLAB and no SLQB or SLUB? Why smartass2? Smartass2 isn't working good, even after changing the tunables for SMP. Why interactiveX? We already have interactive and it already has a built-in sysfs screen off freq parameter. Lagfree governor? It looks like Minmax to me.
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Its the tone that creates the music.....My conclusion is: youre not really a person with musical skills.
justmy2cents
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leoaudio13 said:
Just my 2 cents . No offence here. Totally agree that still premature. Im testing it now
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Testing it as well. I am using Setcpu to UV a bit...Stolen from Franco...
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/13200-ke...x-mas-release/page__view__findpost__p__323808
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Few pointers: why do you have swap? We don't need bloody swap in this devices. BFQ scheduler? BFQ is for rotational devices, we have flash devices. Why SLAB and no SLQB or SLUB? Why smartass2? Smartass2 isn't working good, even after changing the tunables for SMP. Why interactiveX? We already have interactive and it already has a built-in sysfs screen off freq parameter. Lagfree governor? It looks like Minmax to me.
Merry christmas!
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We've got this cool thing called PM (Private Message) on this great board. Give it a go sometime
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Heres my opinion: with this kernel, lags all over Settings, switching apps, market. But scrolling pages in menu is fine. Cant test battery atm as im almost out and need a recharge
OVERALL: u defo getting there but we need some minor tweaks here and there. Im so sorry that i cant help much as im not a kernel master but those r just my 2 cents
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ScooterG said:
We've got this cool thing called PM (Private Message) on this great board. Give it a go sometime
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This is a dev forum, not a chat board. I gave him my input to help him, I got nothing to hide from the users.
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bk201doesntexist said:
see here
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Gotcha, thanks
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franciscofranco said:
This is a dev forum, not a chat board. I gave him my input to help him, I got nothing to hide from the users.
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I know it might not sound like it, but Franco means well.
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I've got lag in settings menu in every rom with every kernel...imho it's not a problem with this kernel
i agree franco or any other kernel lags in this situation..
Galaxy Nexus uses a UNIFIED kernel architecture. To reduce duplication, check here for ALL Galaxy Nexus kernel information:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=20756209
History:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20756222&postcount=2
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This is working spectacularly friend! Thank you kindly for sharing your optimized kernel with our new and growing Sprint community. I can safely say, that this is personally, the best kernel I've used so far on my Galaxy Nexus. If you need any sort of help with menial tasks, I'd be willing to donate my time. I have basic experience(compiling stock AOSP-without tweaks),so I can't do anything you don't know how to do already..however I can assist in any way I'd be useful.*If you don't need help with anything(which is understandable) I'd appreciate any tips or suggestions. This is a great project. Looking forward to seeing what else you'll be doing with the Linux kernel. Anyone who hasn't tried this--you should give it a chance. It might surprise you.
Open Beta may not be stable and may cause issues with your phone!
By loading open beta you have agreed to:
1. To report all random reboots with associated /proc/last_kmsg
2. To provide feedback on errors or bugs with detail phone information such as ROM, kernel version, and apps
3. Participate in Forum discussions for the beta software with others without FLAMING each other or post useless information such as:
a) Phone doesn't boot (without providing any additional information, ROM versions etc)
B) phone is too hot (without providing any additional information, ie OC freq, UV etc)
The Open Beta system is designed to have the community help each other and the developers. This way, all potential bugs are flushed out so the final released version will be stable and error free. The more actively you participate in Beta Testing the better the final product will be (you are really helping yourself to create a better community software).
If you do NOT agree with the statements above, DO NOT load my Open Beta software.
Kernel 017 Open Beta 4 is out!
https://twitter.com/#!/faux123/status/197752449950433280
[ build 4 ] (back to ultimate again)
back ported Android LMK and RAMConsole from Mainline Linux 3.4+ to 3.0
forward ported OMAP4 DSS Gamma control settings from Panda Board Linux 2.6.32 kernel
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_correction (this gamma correction is done in the framebuffer, so it is a SOFTWARE correction, different from the Gamma Hacks by supercurio which is more of a Hardware gamma correction and are totally independent from each other. My own recommendation is value of 6)
there are 10 preset gamma tables.
0 ==> disable gamma correction
1~10 ==> selects the gamma tables
5 ==> gamma of 1.0
to change:
Code:
su
echo 5 > /sys/devices/platform/omapdss/manager0/gamma
[ build 3 ] (back to ultimate again)
Added Scheduler Load balancing patches
Added Coupled CPU Idle engine (WIP)
[ build 2 ] (back to ultimate again)
Patched to Linux 3.0.30
Added latest Google Interactive Gov patches
Added ARM VFP patches
Added TI TWL Codec patches
Added my own SmartReflex Bypass capability! 1.42/1.48 GHz are stable again (this would allow unofficial OPPs to run with SmartReflex without causing crashes due to aggressive UV)
[ build 1 ] (Mainline version, No GPU OC, No ZRAM, No CleanCache)
Disabled Pre-UV
Disabled Custom Voltage Control
Enabled TI SmartReflex 1.5
Updated to latest Google Interactive governor
Patched Audio Codec from TI
Faux123, did you do any kernel work with the Evo? May not have been but seems like I remember you and the kernels you did kicked ass! Will be downloading this when I get home.
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Faux123, did you do any kernel work with the Evo? May not have been but seems like I remember you and the kernels you did kicked ass! Will be downloading this when I get home.
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Not directly. There were many people who forked my kernels and adapted them for the EVO and several other devices. So it was indirect. I mainly work on the phones I own. I occasionally build kernels for the phones very similar to the ones I own but not very often.
Just wondering, how's the battery life with this kernel? I'm looking for the most battery efficient kernel out there.
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This is a great kernel. Very fast & smooth.
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How do I fix the purple tint on the screen from flashing this kernel I using V.017b. Great kernel tho besides the purple tint
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snoopy1e11 said:
How do I fix the purple tint on the screen from flashing this kernel I using V.017b. Great kernel tho besides the purple tint
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Older 016 kernel has the pre-sets at 60, 60, 60. The 017 kernel has 0,0,0 so you will need to re-adjust your color/gamma settings.
What app works best at changing color/gamma settings or should I say which do you use
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What app works best at changing color/gamma settings or should I say which do you use
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Everyone's screen is different. AOKP and CM9 both have color/gamma controls built-in... Not sure about others, I only use AOKP myself.
I'm using stock rom ics 4.04. I notice in your orignal post it only works for up to 4.03. Anything coming out for 4.04 or will one of the linked kernels work. Really looking to improve battery life.
Thanks!
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I'm using stock rom ics 4.04. I notice in your orignal post it only works for up to 4.03. Anything coming out for 4.04 or will one of the linked kernels work. Really looking to improve battery life.
Thanks!
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016m and 016u both work with 4.0.4...the original post says 4.0.3/4.0.4. So far this kernel has gotten me the best battery life out of all of the kernels posted in this section.
kernel 017 is official!
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kernel 017 is official!
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Sweet thanks!
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kernel 017 is official!
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Faux123 which version do you recommend for heavy users so basically which version of 17 has best battery life 17m?
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I'd go for 17m if you want the longest life.