does cm compatible with doomlord kernel
if not can expert drop down some highly recommended kernel for me before i try cm ?
how i run flash_kernel cmd ?(STh like fastboot flash kernel xxx? or wat )
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mr.ultraman said:
does cm compatible with doomlord kernel
if not can expert drop down some highly recommended kernel for me before i try cm ?
how i run flash_kernel cmd ?(STh like fastboot flash kernel xxx? or wat )
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To run CM7 you need the kernel provided with each release.
to flash the kernel open cmd and put the kernel (boot.img) on the same folder that fastboot.exe and type this command :
fastboot flash boot boot.img
and connect your phone in fastboot mode (blue led on the side)
or download attached zip and put the kernel you want to flash on inside flashkernel folder, rename the kernel to boot.img and double click on DoomLordKernel.bat
Obviously you need unlocked bootloader
Alejandrissimo said:
To run CM7 you need the kernel provided with each release.
to flash the kernel open cmd and put the kernel (boot.img) on the same folder that fastboot.exe and type this command :
fastboot flash boot boot.img
and connect your phone in fastboot mode (blue led on the side)
or download attached zip and put the kernel you want to flash on inside flashkernel folder, rename the kernel to boot.img and double click on DoomLordKernel.bat
Obviously you need unlocked bootloader
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@alejandrisaimo
hello thx for respond i saw all inside the attach zip aldy thx ^^
so can i fboot flash to cm while im having doomlord? i just want to try both famous kernel here
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mr.ultraman said:
@alejandrisaimo
hello thx for respond i saw all inside the attach zip aldy thx ^^
so can i fboot flash to cm while im having doomlord? i just want to try both famous kernel here
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You cannot use doomlords kernel with cm7 full stop. Doomlords kernel is built from Sony's kernel source! CM7 uses a diffrent source ........
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Alejandrissimo said:
To run CM7 you need the kernel provided with each release.
to flash the kernel open cmd and put the kernel (boot.img) on the same folder that fastboot.exe and type this command :
fastboot flash boot boot.img
and connect your phone in fastboot mode (blue led on the side)
or download attached zip and put the kernel you want to flash on inside flashkernel folder, rename the kernel to boot.img and double click on DoomLordKernel.bat
Obviously you need unlocked bootloader
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You should link back to the CM7 thread, instead of posting the kernel here. I know the Devs want to keep an eye on the D/L numbers ........
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how to root .368 kernel without using doom kernel?
loverchick said:
how to root .368 kernel without using doom kernel?
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If you have unlocked bootloader. Just flash binary's rooted update.zip from recovery!
AndroHero said:
You cannot use doomlords kernel with cm7 full stop. Doomlords kernel is built from Sony's kernel source! CM7 uses a diffrent source ........
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awwww ,i think both of it also kernel right ? thx responding for such a noob questions ^^
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Im hoping someone can help me i made a nandroid backup on my stock 2.3.3 rom then i flashed cyan then reloaded my stock nand but the wifi is not working anymore it just says error when i try to connect it? anyone else with the issue or has anyone fixed it?
You forgot to flash stock kernel, the cm7 one uses diffrent ramdisk
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AndroHero said:
You forgot to flash stock kernel, the cm7 one uses diffrent ramdisk
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Oh....Where would i get stock kernel from and how would i flash lol sorry ill be up to speed soon never used processes like this before
garner said:
Oh....Where would i get stock kernel from and how would i flash lol sorry ill be up to speed soon never used processes like this before
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You can use dooms kernel, or find the tft file for the rom your using, use 7zip to unpack it, find kernel.sin, copy kernel.sin to fastboot folder, open a command window and type in "fastboot flash boot kernel.sin"
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AndroHero said:
You can use dooms kernel, or find the tft file for the rom your using, use 7zip to unpack it, find kernel.sin, copy kernel.sin to fastboot folder, open a command window and type in "fastboot flash boot kernel.sin"
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Thankyou so find the kernel sin from the stock rom thanks hero lol
Hi!
Here's a noob question, how do you repack a kernel if you want to use it for example, ARHD?
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Tingelholm said:
Hi!
Here's a noob question, how do you repack a kernel if you want to use it for example, ARHD?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1647398
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Can I get a tutorial on how to use it? Where do I find the ramdisk?
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Tingelholm said:
Can I get a tutorial on how to use it? Where do I find the ramdisk?
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It is explained on the first page. Basically, extract the package, put kernel boot.img files into kernels directory, put rom image files into ram disks directory. For example if you want to repack Faux123 kernel into cm10, you would put Faux123 kernel into kernels directory, CM10 boot image into ramdisks directory, zip the package as instructed, copy to sdcard, Flash in cwm recovery, collect the resulting file from sdcard. The flash it...
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Thanks, but what about modules? That isn't necessary?
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Thanks, but what about modules? That isn't necessary?
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No, the modules you flash normally with the kernel you just repacked.
timlambo said:
No, the modules you flash normally with the kernel you just repacked.
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Promise, last question! Which modules do I flash, the ones that comes with the rom or the ones that comes with the kernel?
Tingelholm said:
Promise, last question! Which modules do I flash, the ones that comes with the rom or the ones that comes with the kernel?
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You flash the modules for the kernel you repacked.
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Example:
You just repacked faux 005b3, then you should flash those modules for faux005b3.
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You will only flash the rom modules and boot.img back if you want to go back to your stock kernel for your rom without reinstalling the whole rom.
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Ok, so this is the steps.
1. Download required files
2. Open One Click.
3. Choose the boot.img of the kernel to be the kernel.
4. Choose the boot.img of the rom to be the ramdisk.
5. Flash the created file in fastboot.
6. Flash modules in CWM.
Is this correct?
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Tingelholm said:
Ok, so this is the steps.
1. Download required files
2. Open One Click.
3. Choose the boot.img of the kernel to be the kernel.
4. Choose the boot.img of the rom to be the ramdisk.
5. Flash the created file in fastboot.
6. Flash modules in CWM.
Is this correct?
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That is spot on.
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Im pretty new with this phone, had an lg optimus 2x before. So this with repacked kernel is pretty new to me. If i understand this right, can i use a kernel on all roms if i repacked it?
Hi all.
As the title says, is it possible to flash a zip file without go into recovery mode?
Many thanks !
recovery has to be installed, or no flashing.
but there is an app that is called Rom manager(free from playstore) you can use it to flash .zip while you're on your phone. it will automatically go to recovery, flash and reboot.
7amada100 said:
recovery has to be installed, or no flashing.
but there is an app that is called Rom manager(free from playstore) you can use it to flash .zip while you're on your phone. it will automatically go to recovery, flash and reboot.
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I heard others saying that ROM manager can cause brick. I recommend flashing CWM with terminal emulator first, then flash whatever zip with CWM.
How to flash CWM with terminal emulator:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1924846
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AzizWahid said:
Hi all.
As the title says, is it possible to flash a zip file without go into recovery mode?
Many thanks !
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The answer is famous: It depends.
Technical answer: yes, if and only if, the partition to where the updatezip is targeted is not being used.
More explanation:
1. You can replace Recovery and Bootloader (not that it's needed, mind you, praise be to Samsung for providing an unlocked bootloader) while the phone is running, because the partitions where these two are located are totally unused during normal phon operation.
2. You CANNOT replace the Kernel or ROM or Baseband while the phone is operating; the partitions are being accessed, and if you (stupidly, I should say) try to replace them while the phone is not in Recovery... chances are you're going to brick your phone.
To perform replacement #1, all you need are: a rooted phone, the Terminal app, and the 'dd' utility (usually installed alongside Busybox).
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thanks a lot guysss!!! learned lot of things :highfive:
As pepoluan said, its possible. When you open the zip file, except the META-INF file, the other folder will go as it should starting from the root of the phone. Use something like Root File Explorer then its possible. Files such as init.d files can be copy and pasted. I tried and it works.
but its look like a lot of work and seem unsafe..flash using recovery is very easy and safe for me..
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What you mean by "Unsafe" it's the thing that really happens!!!
Current Device : MT11i Xperia Neo V
ROM : Xperia Ultimate HD ™
Build Number : 2.0.3
Kernel : Suave Kernel
Root Status : Rooted
Bootloader : Unlocked
Previous Devices : Samsung Galaxy Y
GT-5360(Sold)
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redmi 2s recovery mode not working
recovery mode not workig in redmi2s whn i click oj recovery my fon is restart atomatically
what to do?
please help
I found a good kernel, as follows
HTML:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2329381&highlight=vivow+kernel
but my phone cannot flash with the zip.(it leads to the wifi error)
And then how can I flash the kernel.
Ps I can flash the boot.img through pc.
thanks for help
ytyyutianyun said:
I found a good kernel, as follows
HTML:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2329381&highlight=vivow+kernel
but my phone cannot flash with the zip.(it leads to the wifi error)
And then how can I flash the kernel.
Ps I can flash the boot.img through pc.
thanks for help
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Hi.
Open the zip file on your computer and delete the "bcmdhd.ko" file from
/system/lib/modules .
Compress the 3 folders and flash
I will rebuild this kernel to not include this file since the inc2 does not use
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bsmitty83 said:
Hi.
Open the zip file on your computer and delete the "bcmdhd.ko" file from
/system/lib/modules .
Compress the 3 folders and flash
I will rebuild this kernel to not include this file since the inc2 does not use
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Thank you for your reply, except the wifi not run, the another problem is the kernel not changed, it is still the kernel "3.0.16-g1aff800 [email protected]#1 PREEMPT " not changed. Therefore, using recovery to flash the kernel cannot succeed in the official root (rooted but s-on) or may be just in the official rom. do you think I am right?
still not booting after removing bcmdhd.ko ...
bsmitty83 said:
Hi.
Open the zip file on your computer and delete the "bcmdhd.ko" file from
/system/lib/modules .
Compress the 3 folders and flash
I will rebuild this kernel to not include this file since the inc2 does not use
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I tried that and the phone will stay stuck on white htc screen. end up pulling battery, go to recovery and load different kernel. thought you might want to know that
czroy69 said:
I tried that and the phone will stay stuck on white htc screen. end up pulling battery, go to recovery and load different kernel. thought you might want to know that
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Sometimes you have to wipe cache and dalvik since you changed the kernel but thanks , in planning on a rebuild as soon as i get some free time , currently working 7 days @ 10+ hrs a day .
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bsmitty83 said:
Sometimes you have to wipe cache and dalvik since you changed the kernel but thanks , in planning on a rebuild as soon as i get some free time , currently working 7 days @ 10+ hrs a day .
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Thank you, Bsmitty83 and for your good kernel, and I may find the reason, because my phone is only HTCDEV unlock, so the kernel cannot be flash, only I can is to flash the boot.img through pc. so then I will go to s-off, and then I will try this again.
ytyyutianyun said:
Thank you, Bsmitty83 and for your good kernel, and I may find the reason, because my phone is only HTCDEV unlock, so the kernel cannot be flash, only I can is to flash the boot.img through pc. so then I will go to s-off, and then I will try this again.
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Good choice, i rooted my phone before the htcdev method became available , so i am unfamiliar with it .
Enjoy being able to flash whatever you like once you s-off you phone , my dev-host file link with all my kernels is in my signature
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Aimed primarily at those who have unlocked bootloader and want to root .569 firmware. Can also be used as a daily driver.
Stock kernel with only recovery added using @osm0sis's Android image kitchen. (Big thanks to him )
Instructions:
Make sure your bootloader is unlocked. (Backup TA partition on directly rootable firmware beforehand if unlocking for the first time.)
Ensure you have @Chainfire's latest SuperSU.zip from here SuperSU-v1.89.zip on your internal or external SD card.
Flash the boot.img from HERE with flashtool or command line.
Reboot, and press volume up when blue LED comes on to enter Philz CWM Advanced Edition recovery,
Or volume down to enter TWRP
Flash SuperSU-.zip from where ever you stored it.
Reboot - Done:good:
Credits
@Cookie Ninja for providing the required files.
@iamsuperuser for solving the button press issue when booting into recovery
and of course DoomLoRD for his tutorials, Ramdisk, scripts etc
Can it be used for XZL c6502?
I flashed the boot.img and try to get the recovery mode, but the phone boot only till Sony logo.
Luckily I can reflash the ttf back.
what went wrong?
sorry for asking.
teedjaws said:
Can it be used for XZL c6502?
I flashed the boot.img and try to get the recovery mode, but the phone boot only till Sony logo.
Luckily I can reflash the ttf back.
what went wrong?
sorry for asking.
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Sorry about that. Thanks for testing. I'll check it out.
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Same here, mine is C6502---------1270-7911=Customized IN
Phone does not enter cwm but boots normally into OS and everything is fine
Only does not boot into CWM so not able to root
Hope there is a fix
Just closing this thread for a while, until I find a recovery ramdisk that plays nice with .569 kernel
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This is what I got after I flashed it to my experia C6502..
7/049/2014 16:49:54 - INFO - FASTBOOT version info: [ version: 0.5 ]
07/050/2014 16:50:04 - INFO - Selected kernel (boot.img or kernel.sin): C:\Downloads\ZL\boot.img
07/050/2014 16:50:04 - INFO - HotBooting selected kernel
07/050/2014 16:50:04 - INFO - FASTBOOT Output:
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.363s]
booting...
OKAY [ 0.032s]
finished. total time: 0.39
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It can boot this time, but it won't go into recovery mode.
teedjaws said:
This is what I got after I flashed it to my experia C6502..
It can boot this time, but it won't go into recovery mode.
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Well it boots. Thats good. Do you see a purple Led during the boot process?
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@shoey63
Is it working on your device ? Is it also C6502 or other
I see what you did in the new kernel , you changed the recovery-ramdisk .
I tried that too with others from CM 10.2 and CM11.0 kernels but no luck.
The phone boots.....vibrates & purple LED appears......i press vol-up several times....phones boots into the homescreen.
Everything works fine but the CWM window never appears.
Thats why i'm asking you again where did you get the kernel source ? I cannot find it on sony developer world
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iamsuperuser said:
@shoey63
..Is it working on your device ?
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Yes. I only have XZ, and I am not building from source. Just unpacking, swapping and repacking.
Try the one in the link below yout post
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shoey63 said:
Yes. I only have XZ, and I am not building from source. Just unpacking, swapping and repacking.
Try the one in the link below yout post
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Still not working . I hit vol up as soon i saw the led but still same result
Even i dont know how to compile from source all i was doing was swapping stuff.
Are you on 6502 or 6503?
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shoey63 said:
Are you on 6502 or 6503?
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mine is C6502---------1270-7911=Customized IN
Bought it in India from showroom , so no doubts about my phone being any imported unlocked piece
this kernel support fast charger? or any add-on governor?
Thanks for the reply. I will investigate further and report back
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s0x247 said:
this kernel support fast charger? or any add-on governor?
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No, it's pure Stock.
Confirmed working by user Supergen2.
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shoey63 said:
No, it's pure Stock.
Confirmed working by user Supergen2.
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Stiil not working on mine.
I dont know how Supergen2 managed to get it working i would like to know.
I flashed stock ftf before flashing the kernel so there were no mods interfering with the kernel.
Can anyone help ?
Did you try to boot into recovery via adb?
adb reboot recovery
So you can test if it is a general problem with recovery or with pressing keys in.the boot process.
When I had a recovery on my phone (I currently don't have one, and it had not been this recovery kernel by shoey) I was only able to boot into it via adb or the app X-Parts.
Xperia ZL, 4.2.2 Stock (.67), rooted
sturmtruppler said:
Did you try to boot into recovery via adb?
adb reboot recovery
So you can test if it is a general problem with recovery or with pressing keys in.the boot process.
When I had a recovery on my phone (I currently don't have one, and it had not been this recovery kernel by shoey) I was only able to boot into it via adb or the app X-Parts.
Xperia ZL, 4.2.2 Stock (.67), rooted
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Via adb it says my device is offline
what does that mean ?