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[Kernel][ICS][1.4ghz]DragonMOD+ (1/17/2012)

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This is a kernel I make for myself and myself alone, I'm posting in case some of you might want to use it =]​​
I will only add features I like, thanks for telling me but theres no guarantee I'll add it​
If you guys dont like the bootanimation feel free to make me one =]​
If you like please donate as im a poor MF =P​
Feature List :​-------------------
Voodoo Color
Voodoo Sound
OC to 1.4ghz
[email protected] 1ghz and lower
[email protected] & 1.4ghz
ThumbEE
BLN
Tiny Preempt RCU
Simple, Deadline, and Noop I/O (Simple default) (These are best for solid state media)
Lazy,Smartassv2,Scary, and Performance Govs (Scary default) (PS. lazy seems to cause screen flicker)
Gov settings set to keep to lower freqs as much as possible
BFS
SLUB (SLUB is best IMO for small systems next to SLOB)
BLX
read ahead 1024
BLD
Deep Idle
Optimized compile flags
FPS Cap enable (reduce chance of screen flicker)
Custom bootanimation made by me (its simple)
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DOWNLOAD
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kernel source will be updated and posted within the next week​

Sounds fly can't wait to flash it
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RSVP...
Thank you and downloading now... I'll report back...
Edit: So as I get a link lol
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do we really need another kernel. There is just too much development here and I don't have the time to keep up. This is crazy.
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Shark_On_Land said:
do we really need another kernel. There is just too much development here and I don't have the time to keep up. This is crazy.
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No we really dont.....but i also am not gonna be as active as others and I'm a bit more conservative on features. You guys want the latest greatest stuff use Glados or Matr1x =3 This is my personal kernel i decided to share

Is this going to be bfs-only? Would you say your usage is more gaming or multitasking biased?
I'm looking for battery life first, quickness second.

Braneless said:
Is this going to be bfs-only? Would you say your usage is more gaming or multitasking biased?
I'm looking for battery life first, quickness second.
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Battery and gaming are my concerns, I consistently get 15+ hours of use and overall performance is good for gaming. Not really a multitasking person on my phone. And it will b bfs only
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Shark_On_Land said:
do we really need another kernel. There is just too much development here and I don't have the time to keep up. This is crazy.
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Ummm the more developers the better. If you can't keep up and just want to complain on everyone's threads why not revert your phone to stock and stop trolling? I'm grateful for all the development and the time the devs put into their products, whether I use them or not.
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vertigosrs said:
Ummm the more developers the better. If you can't keep up and just want to complain on everyone's threads why not revert your phone to stock and stop trolling? I'm grateful for all the development and the time the devs put into their products, whether I use them or not.
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no need for defense, i dont think he meant anything by it
everyone please keep thread clean as possible

Sweet can't wait to check it out.. thanks eco. Anyone tried it yet? I'm on aokp v17
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I've not had much luck with bfs in the past, but ill give it a try.
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Just flashed.
Will report in a bit.
To the OP, do yo mind telling me what governor and Max freq you keep ur nexus at? I definitely want the same results in battery that you're getting
To anyone flashing don't be afraid if you don't see a boot animation apparently there isn't one at all so
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genaro12543 said:
Just flashed.
Will report in a bit.
To the OP, do yo mind telling me what governor and Max freq you keep ur nexus at? I definitely want the same results in battery that you're getting
To anyone flashing don't be afraid if you don't see a boot animation apparently there isn't one at all so
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The compression on the boot animation got Fd up. Also my settings are everything enabled. 100-1400mhz, scary gov. Will fix boot animation tonight
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Well Shark has been trolling around being obnoxious lately. So I understand the hostility.
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Has anybody gotten the green flash or flash when turning off or on the screen? It's kinda been the main thing that's been keeping me away from ICS. That and lag.

koolkid09 said:
Has anybody gotten the green flash or flash when turning off or on the screen? It's kinda been the main thing that's been keeping me away from ICS. That and lag.
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The green flash has nothing to do with ICS, it has to do with the kernel and whether or not the kernel is using voodoo mods.

Nice job!

You are gonna release this for the Nexus S? (Not 4G).
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mathkid95 said:
Nice job!
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If this guy likes its good stuff here thanks devs
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Icecoldmeat said:
You are gonna release this for the Nexus S? (Not 4G).
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It should work for all nexus variants......
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Custom Tegrak Profile for Battery Life

Hey everyone! Just been tweaking my custom profiles for Tegrak and I came across one of my best profiles so far.
If you find yourself looking for battery life while still maintaining smooth performance go ahead and download my .oc from this link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?wz89mdg7gsgal9a
I found that I could get over 24 hours of battery life (sometimes nearly 40 hours with very light use) after a good calibration and 3 full charges. Just download the file to /sdcard/tegrak/overclock and set it from the profile selector in Tegrak.
I've only tested this profile on Blazer v3.7 with Rogue Stock EL29 but It should help on all ROM's
Sorry I don't have any screens to post, just updated to Blazer v3.8 today and I never took any screens of my last battery performance.
Anyways, I hope you enjoy this profile!

R0CKSTAR3N3RGY said:
Hey everyone! Just been tweaking my custom profiles for Tegrak and I came across one of my best profiles so far.
If you find yourself looking for battery life while still maintaining smooth performance go ahead and download my .oc from this link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?e7afrya268ttae6
I found that I could get over 24 hours of battery life (sometimes nearly 40 hours with very light use) after a good calibration and 3 full charges. Just download the file to /sdcard/tegrak/overclock and set it from the profile selector in Tegrak.
I've only tested this profile on Blazer v3.7 with Rogue Stock EL29 but It should help on all ROM's
Sorry I don't have any screens to post, just updated to Blazer v3.8 today and I never took any screens of my last battery performance.
Anyways, I hope you enjoy this profile!
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why did u do 700~950 mhz? dont u get more battery if u do like 200~950?

Sorry, the file is mislabled. The profile is 700MHz @ 950mV down to 150MHz @ 800mV. The frequency scaling is 150-700MHz
EDIT: Changed the file name to [email protected]
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Wow that's a pretty conservative scale, although the voltages seem reasonable. No sleep of death or slow downs? Either way thanks for sharing your profile. I'll give it a shot on my UnNamed setup.
Edit - Yeah as I suspected it was a bit too conservative for my phone. Screen scrolling was a bit laggy and I got a SOD on my first screen off. Had to do a battery pull to resuscitate.
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I haven't had any sleeps of death yet and ive been running this profile for about a week. There are very few slow dows, the most common slow downs you will see are: large programs will open slightly slower, unzipping files will take slightly longer, moving/copying/pasting files will take slightly longer, and scrolling on loading web pages will be a slight bit laggier (Tested on Opera Mobile only).
Keep this in mind: my home screen is perfectly smooth and I'm running SPB Shell 3D with a live wallpaper. I've tested GPU voltages and frequencies and even the lowest of both will not slow down my launcher performance while using this profile.
If you'd like to know, I did encounter freezes and sleeps of death when I pushed the bottom of the scale down to 150MHz @ 750mV. So I bumped it back up.
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Dchibro said:
Wow that's a pretty conservative scale, although the voltages seem reasonable. No sleep of death or slow downs? Either way thanks for sharing your profile. I'll give it a shot on my UnNamed setup.
Edit - Yeah as I suspected it was a bit too conservative for my phone. Screen scrolling was a bit laggy and I got a SOD on my first screen off. Had to do a battery pull to resuscitate.
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Sorry it didn't work for you...
I wouldn't have posted it up here if I didnt think it would help.
EDIT: I'm like 99% sure this would have worked flawlessly if you were running Blazer...
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hmm.. so i dl'd straight to tegrak/overclock but when i go to load it in the app it doesnt show up in profiles. help? im new to tegrak

R0CKSTAR3N3RGY said:
Sorry it didn't work for you...
I wouldn't have posted it up here if I didnt think it would help.
EDIT: I'm like 99% sure this would have worked flawlessly if you were running Blazer...
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Oh it's all good man. It's probably the 150 at the low end of the scale that caused the SOD. Thanks again for sharing though.
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ImaWinRAR said:
hmm.. so i dl'd straight to tegrak/overclock but when i go to load it in the app it doesnt show up in profiles. help? im new to tegrak
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/sdcard/tegrak/overclock should be the right place.
Unless your apps are configured to install a different way.
What browser are you using?
have you checked to see if its downloading to the right location?
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Same problem dolphin browser i added it to the right place ... Im sure reinsralled the app and it still wont show up

Weird, just tried it on Opera Mobile (downloading to "/mnt/sdcard/tegrak/overclock/" and it worked fine for me. Are you using the free version or the full version of Tegrak? I'm pretty sure you can't set profiles in the free version if I remember correctly.
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Here are all of my profiles, the one named [email protected] is the one I downloaded just now.
Here is it showing up in Tegrak Overclock Ultimate.
Here's CPU spy showing that its active.
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R0CKSTAR3N3RGY said:
Weird, just tried it on Opera Mobile (downloading to "/mnt/sdcard/tegrak/overclock/" and it worked fine for me. Are you using the free version or the full version of Tegrak? I'm pretty sure you can't set profiles in the free version if I remember correctly.
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I have the paid but its not working kind weird
Flashed blazer 3.8 over 3.7 without wiping and your profile showed up after that .... Pretty weird

How is it for you?
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R0CKSTAR3N3RGY said:
How is it for you?
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I have my own .. I made them all the lowest they can go and it works for me.

[APP - EcoToggle] Eco Mode Toggle for Faux123 Kernel [Update! v2.0]

I made an apk with tasker for switching between battery saving and performance settings easily & quickly.
The app icon can be added to the home screen to give you quick access to powersave mode and performance mode
Eco on:
Dual core only
Max clock 1.512ghz (changeable in settings)
Intellidemand govenor
etc.
Eco off:
Quad core
1.836ghz (changeable in settings)
Interactive govenor
GPU at 487mhz
etc.
You need faux123's kernel for this to work properly. You must be rooted. Tasker is not needed.
You MUST press 'WRITE VARS + CLEAR SETTINGS' from under the settings menu when you first run the app.
Settings can be set on boot.
You can change max frequency for both eco off and eco on. If you have changed one value you cannot rechange it unless you press 'write vars + clear settings' again
Here is a link to the kernel thread Click
I recommend downloading faux's app too here
NEW [v2.0] Download: EcoToggle v2.0
Tasker project [v2.0 update] for anyone who wants it.....Tasker Project
OLD [v1.1] Download: EcoToggle v1.1
OLD [v1.0] Download: eco on | eco off - Two icons, one to turn on one to turn off
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Re: [APP] Eco Mode Toggles for Faux123 Kernel
Nice! I will need of Tasker app?
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Guto ViP said:
Nice! I will need of Tasker app?
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Nope! Works on its own

thx will try it!
something else, would you share your wallpaper please?

Re: [APP] Eco Mode Toggles for Faux123 Kernel
Great! Thanks
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laba86 said:
thx will try it!
something else, would you share your wallpaper please?
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It's in the Zedge app on the play store

Very cool idea to package these up with the Tasker App Factory.
If anyone would rather access the scripts directly here's some scripts I threw together to accomplish a similar task.

Eh, can I have the wallpaper please?

new apk uploaded.... one icon for the app now and it lets you know what mode you're on

codesplice said:
Very cool idea to package these up with the Tasker App Factory.
If anyone would rather access the scripts directly here's some scripts I threw together to accomplish a similar task.
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Cheers!
I saw your scripts, helped me with getting eco mode working through terminal!

Nice! I'm using faux 5m kernel and will try this. This toggle change will stick on reboots?

galaxys said:
Nice! I'm using faux 5m kernel and will try this. This toggle change will stick on reboots?
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It doesn't I'm afraid!

Re: [APP - EcoToggle] Eco Mode Toggle for Faux123 Kernel [Update! v1.1]
galaxys said:
Nice! I'm using faux 5m kernel and will try this. This toggle change will stick on reboots?
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tommmtom said:
It doesn't I'm afraid!
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Hmm, shouldn't take too much to adjust the Tasker task to do that. Just have it copy the applicable script to /system/etc/init.d, overwriting it each time the toggle is activated. This way the last state will effectively become "set on boot."

Great app i've been using this since you posted it... any chance you will be updating this for faux 's 1.944 turbo kernal.???
is their a way to import this to tasker to edit the cpu clock to 1.944 ??.
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thanks for your hard work on this . i've been playing around with tasker and you must have put alot of hours into this......

Bump.......

Any upload?
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toe451 said:
Great app i've been using this since you posted it... any chance you will be updating this for faux 's 1.944 turbo kernal.???
is their a way to import this to tasker to edit the cpu clock to 1.944 ??.
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thanks for your hard work on this . i've been playing around with tasker and you must have put alot of hours into this......
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Bump.......
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JeanEatsWorld said:
Any upload?
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v2.0 on first page. set your own max freq and set on boot

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tommmtom said:
v2.0 on first page. set your own max freq and set on boot
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So...I've modified your script a little and I've got Tasker....what do I do next? :silly: Are there any good tutorials for this? Because honestly I've no clue what to do with this..

Great app. Next step should be making it a one click widget toggle. But this is good enough. Good job :thumbup::thumbup:
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When I import the tasker profile it doesn't show up in my main tasker profiles page. It comes out as a separate tab with a red exclamation mark.

Antutu benchmarks

Well here is mine its not bad considering I've got just barley 1 gig ram free....
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Here's my processor benchmark through romtoolbox:
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All right come on guys 60 views n not 1 reply ... I can't b the only one who's ran benchmarks on this phone ....let's c what everyone pulls and then can pull an average score for our phone ...
Sent from my finger tips to you're eye's !

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Here's mine on Stock / Liberty at 1.8Ghz

well dang do u not have many apps installed ? mine is after having widgets and all that installed .. know u make me wanna c what mine does bare :0

bigfdaddy2 said:
well dang do u not have many apps installed ? mine is after having widgets and all that installed .. know u make me wanna c what mine does bare :0
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The stock ROM has always been the fastest. I have about 160 Apps installed. The trick to get the stock ROM real fast is to delete the thermald binary and then undervolt it to keep the temps down. I run 150mv undervolt.

Where is the thermald binary located?
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cgtrr34 said:
Where is the thermald binary located?
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/system/bin

Stock locked and unrooted.
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My quadrant score -------->
What quadrant says our device capable of ----->
Which is more accurate ...1 says phone slower then s3 or not that puts this device up on top ? Lol ....
Sent from my fingertips to you're eyeballs !

Just screwing around I decided to do one with everything I could to save battery and the other I pumped everything up. CPU max freq, performance governor, GPU max performance governor, eco mode off... Quite a difference lol
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hi i was just cheking some.options and get to see that u can put 1,5ghz but the mp option or setting keep switching your clock to 1.1ghz i turn it off and dont close the kernel mod app. and it keep the setting of 1.5ghz on all clock when needed this is on stock rom stock kernel ondemand gov stock gpu, just able.to use the 1,5ghz the phone bring.
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look guys i just closed all apps on task manager and my clock settings all got changed to 1.1ghz.... this is so annoying...any know how to stop this??
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nightmare509 said:
look guys i just closed all apps on task manager and my clock settings all got changed to 1.1ghz.... this is so annoying...any know how to stop this??
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Are you using set cpu or rom toolbox or anything like that?
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no just trickster mod app
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at this point no but used it to test but keep do in all the same stuff
and i restarted the phone and every setting on trickster got to default and clock still at 1.1ghz so basically i have to manualy put it to 1.5ghz and not close the trickster app and MP option got turned on again
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Are you making sure to click the check in the upper right corner and pressing menu and enabling set at boot? Common things that I missed the first time using trickster lol
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Scores
first pic is current and the other is my record. Also is my record using quadrant but i heard it isnr as accurate so i dont use it anymore... both AnTuTu pics running nexOgen 1.6 and ZVC viper OC kernel, interactive Governor at 1.836 Max Freq. Tons of apps installed, and lots of tweaks/mods.

I got 18655 running Spleef's Pacman rom full throttle and 18509 running Neighborhood's Pacman rom full throttle. It only drops down to about 18000 when I make the numbers more conservative for battery conservation. Not bad...

This is what I get running my normal daily driver at 1.5ghz. Rooted, unlocked stock zvc using viper1.1 kernel. Performance is great even at 1.5 but I get anywhere from 24-30 hours of battery use on a full charge with moderate/average use.

[KERNEL] Furnace-1.3.6 for Nexus 5 [AOSP/CAF][6/30/2014][RGB][BiDi-S2W][S2D][GCB]

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I will update this as long as I have time, introducing new features and fixes for any issues that may arise.
If you have any feature requests or ideas that haven't been seen before, don't hesitate to throw it out there, I love new things!
If you're concerned about benchmarks, go here.
Features:
Code:
Linux Kernel 3.4.95
LZ4 Compressed Kernel/Ramdisk
LG Thermal Control
Fast Charge
IntelliPlug
Bidirectional Sweep2Wake
Bidirectional Sweep2Sleep
[url=http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=53601815&postcount=368]Sweep2Dim[/url]
DoubleTap2Wake (User configured tap radius)
Samsung's exFat module support
Enabled extra TCP cong. controllers
LG G2's latest PM driver (replaces lpm)
Shared Memory driver (smem)
Xbox Controller support enabled
Kexec-Hardboot support
F2FS Support
Gamma Control
Full RGB Color Control
(RGB/Gamma) Startup Config
[url=http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52940349&postcount=2]Gamma Corrected Brightness[/url]
Sound Control
Wheatley CPU Gov
Intellidemand CPU Gov
Intelliactive CPU Gov
OndemandPlus CPU Gov
SIO/BFQ/FIOPS/ZEN/VR IO Schedulers
Dynamic fsync
frandom
Powersuspend
Overclock to 2.7Ghz
Underclock to 96Mhz
Voltage Control
Thanks to:
Code:
Lithid
flar2
franciscofranco
faux123
showp1984
yorici
Piereligio
The Gingerbread Man
vomer
Code:
Both overclock-enabled and stock-clock (2265Mhz) builds are available below.
Want some F2FS(-ALL) support? Check out this thread maintained by @kdh2834
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Download:
Furnace Kernel / source / changelog / mirror
Boot Image Unpacking/Repacking:
If there's anything you want to utilize within the boot.img, (ramdisk for example) here's a quick guide on unpacking boot.img
You will need to get a hold of the latest unpackbootimg/mkbootimg, I recommend CM11 source.
Boot partition is located in /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/boot
To unpack:
Code:
mkdir output
./unpackbootimg -i boot.img -o output
To repack:
Code:
./mkbootimg --kernel output/boot.img-zImage-dtb --ramdisk output/boot.img-ramdisk.gz --cmdline "console=ttyHSL0,115200,n8 androidboot.hardware=hammerhead user_debug=31 maxcpus=4 msm_watchdog_v2.enable=1" --base 0x00000000 --pagesize 2048 --ramdisk_offset 0x02900000 --tags_offset 0x02700000 -o new_boot.img
(OLD: Furnace-1.1.0 and below) Strict Mode:
Trickster Mod does not support this module parameter yet, so here's some sysfs!
-Make sure MPDecision is disabled and IntelliPlug is enabled
-Make sure Eco Mode is not enabled
Code:
echo "1/0" > /sys/module/intelli_plug/parameters/strict_mode_active
Sweep2Wake/Sleep
Yes many apps support this but here's some more info on it and sysfs.
Code:
echo "2/1/0" > /sys/android_touch/sweep2wake
Code:
echo "1/0" > /sys/android_touch/doubletap2wake
Selecting "2" for Sweep2Wake will limit the feature to S2S only, to use, swipe from the left or the right of the navbar to the alternate side.
Selecting "1" will enable both S2W and S2W, to turn on your display, swipe from the left or right of the screen to the alternate side.
DoubleTap2Wake Feather Radius
You will be able to control the allowed distance between tap #1 and tap #2. This will help with unintentional wakes quite a bit.
Code:
echo "3/2/1" > /sys/android_touch/doubletap2wake_feather
Value 1 is the stock radius, 2 is a tighter radius, and 3 is a very tight radius (which I found quite nice).
Diag Mode enable:
Code:
setprop sys.usb.config diag,adb
Disable:
Code:
setprop sys.usb.config mtp,adb
Want to customize? Use this.
If you pick your kernel based on buzzwords then this has all that crap I guess.​

WOO HOO!!! Good job dude!!

I'm gonna try this with Codefire X
Thanks for the hard work
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installed this kernel, battery life increase noticed by me
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Jashanmallan said:
installed this kernel, battery life increase noticed by me
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That was fast.
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Jashanmallan said:
installed this kernel, battery life increase noticed by me
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Really... 42 minutes and you're already saying battery increase. Come on now...
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Oh man. This is gonna be a great kernel. Like this dev
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This looks like a smoking kernel! Sweet!!

This works great on latest P.A.I do notice my phone feels a little more snappy.I say that based on reopening apps on as well as scrolling.Thank you for sharing.

Sounds awesome. Flashing it now

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Really... 42 minutes and you're already saying battery increase. Come on now...
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brother I got 30min Sot with 5 percent and that's really good for me..
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Jashanmallan said:
brother I got 30min Sot with 5 percent and that's really good for me..
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For optimal results, take 2 of these and report back in about a week

Jashanmallan said:
brother I got 30min Sot with 5 percent and that's really good for me..
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It depends what you're doing in that 30 minutes. 30 minutes of playing GTA San Andreas and 30 minutes of reading is quite different.
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installed this kernel, battery life increase noticed by me
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Going to give this a go and see how it compares to franco
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daleski75 said:
Going to give this a go and see how it compares to franco
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Quick antuntu x benchmark and franco gets around 24k and this kernel gets around 28k

daleski75 said:
Going to give this a go and see how it compares to franco
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Quick antuntu x benchmark and franco gets around 24k and this kernel gets around 28k
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Are you using F2FS?
Anyway "This kernel is available for AOSP ROMs only, ROMs that use CAF are not supported at this time.." No idea wad is CAF? But is stock rom considered as AOSP roms? Isn't AOKP or CM considered as well?

tanjiajun_34 said:
Are you using F2FS?
Anyway "This kernel is available for AOSP ROMs only, ROMs that use CAF are not supported at this time.." No idea wad is CAF? But is stock rom considered as AOSP roms? Isn't AOKP or CM considered as well?
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Don't use with CM. It'll work fine on stock/pa/omni/etc.
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Savoca said:
Don't use with CM. It'll work fine on stock/pa/omni/etc.
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Okay thanks a lot man!

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Are you using F2FS?
Anyway "This kernel is available for AOSP ROMs only, ROMs that use CAF are not supported at this time.." No idea wad is CAF? But is stock rom considered as AOSP roms? Isn't AOKP or CM considered as well?
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Not using F2FS at all.

Is there something wrong with F2FS support? When I use other kernel (This I tried http://d-h.st/6w5), it manages to boot up. But when I use this kernel, when booting up, it gives me the screen "Type password to decrypt storage"...