As title.
Is it possible?
No, kernel must support this feature, but stock doesn't
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kyokeun1234 said:
No, kernel must support this feature, but stock doesn't
Swyped on my Galaxy Nexus running AOKP with Franco Kernel, overclocked to 1.4GHz
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bad news. are you sure that there is no way at all?
sblantipodi said:
bad news. are you sure that there is no way at all?
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Not that I know of.
sblantipodi said:
bad news. are you sure that there is no way at all?
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Not that bad. Flashing a kernel is easy as pie. Why not try it, if color control is that important to you?
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As title.
Is it possible?
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yes. build stock kernel from source, merge color control code from other kernel. it's gpl. dont claim it as your own of course, should you ever release it.
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bk201doesntexist said:
yes. build stock kernel from source, merge color control code from other kernel. it's gpl. dont claim it as your own of course, should you ever release it.
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I wouldn't call that a stock kernel any more though.
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i understood op wanted a stock kernel plus color control only. nothing else. no oc, normal gpu clock, etc. only way he can do that is to build.
but for sure, the most minimal of tweaking would consider such a kernel not stock anymore.
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Petrovski80 said:
Not that bad. Flashing a kernel is easy as pie. Why not try it, if color control is that important to you?
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Because I want a stock experince.
Custom kernel's are often made by kids, generally they have features that I dislike and I loose the Google Experince that is the
reason why I have a nexus.
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Because I want a stock experince.
Custom kernel's are often made by kids, generally they have features that I dislike and I loose the Google Experince that is the
reason why I have a nexus.
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If you feel that way, the method bk201doesntexist described is probably best for you.
btw, i dont feel that way. i think op is mistaken, and in fact being ungrateful.
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I like custom kernels. If glados is made by a child, Ezekeel must be a really smart one.
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sblantipodi said:
Because I want a stock experince.
Custom kernel's are often made by kids, generally they have features that I dislike and I loose the Google Experince that is the
reason why I have a nexus.
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This is a pure asinine statement. If you want Google experience then leave it completely stock. Adding color controls makes it not the Google experience any longer.
Not to mention you are badmouthing every hard working dev out there.
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I know I need a Kernel that supports overclocking before I use something like CPUBoost... which one can anyone recommend that is stable and would allow this.
Sorry this is my first time posting in this forum... was using the Eris up until yesterday.
Thanks in advance.
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I know I need a Kernel that supports overclocking before I use something like CPUBoost... which one can anyone recommend that is stable and would allow this.
Sorry this is my first time posting in this forum... was using the Eris up until yesterday.
Thanks in advance.
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It's all preference, depends on if you are using an AOSP rom or Sense rom. Try them out for yourself and then decide, everyone gets different results.
I'm just throwing this out there we can only overclock our phones a wee bit and it for me at least destroys battery life.
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I am looking to underclock for the most part with screen off settings.... I want to get a full day out of this phone somehow.
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I am looking to underclock for the most part with screen off settings.... I want to get a full day out of this phone somehow.
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honestly you could probably get away with just installing some of the AOSP kernels floating around the Dev threads...I LOVE invisibleks line of kernels, #28 is a champion for me...but I believe the new Tiamat line of kernels is concentrating on aggressive undervolting...I would give them a try
Might try that... it's weird, coming from an Eris, there's definitely a more professional way about this forum. BUT (big but).... the ROM's seems to be overall more incomplete and I am worried about losing somee functionality. So installing a Kernel would be my best bet I guess.... being I would retain all the functionality of the stock ROM.
Hope I make sense.
Oh the other thing is... when a kernel is AOSP compatible, that means stock ROM also right?
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Oh the other thing is... when a kernel is AOSP compatible, that means stock ROM also right?
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Nope. Stock is sense.
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Nope. Stock is sense.
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well I installed a Kernel that was AOSP compatible and it seems to be working.... weird?
I know the OTA ROMs just started coming out, and want to know which kernel is the favorite/best for our new 4.1.1 Nexus'. Thanks!
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I know the OTA ROMs just started coming out, and want to know which kernel is the favorite/best for our new 4.1.1 Nexus'. Thanks!
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all of them. try whats available, find which kernel your phone likes or that serves your purpose the best. there is no this is best answer. its different for everyone. personally, i use trinity kernel, and im a trinity pimp. but that doesnt mean that will be the best for your phone. try/use them all, make a decision then.
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I know the OTA ROMs just started coming out, and want to know which kernel is the favorite/best for our new 4.1.1 Nexus'. Thanks!
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Franco kernel for 4.1.1 and ICS
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spaceman860 said:
Franco kernel for 4.1.1 and ICS
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Difference between Franco's and Trinity? (Beats looking through every page and post)
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Difference between Franco's and Trinity? (Beats looking through every page and post)
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trinity is faster, better default screen color, smoother. but, again, every phone will have a different experience, thats why you should try them all out then decide.
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trinity is faster, better default screen color, smoother. but, again, every phone will have a different experience, thats why you should try them all out then decide.
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I know. Thanks for the info, guys.
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I would like to know as well. Is there quite a bit of difference in battery life as well. I've been using LeanKernel for JB but haven't tested it much yet
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I always used Franco and now there is volume bug, then I tried Glados and noticed it has few bugs as well, Morfic was good but for some reason I couldn't change colors ......any other kernels for ICS ?
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I always used Franco and now there is volume bug, then I tried Glados and noticed it has few bugs as well, Morfic was good but for some reason I couldn't change colors ......any other kernels for ICS ?
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Stock.
^Try the one that comes with your phone.....aka stock
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Stock..
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Stock.
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+1
I'll use stock the day it has color controls! Until then, leankernel seems to be working well.
I'll use stock the day I can get at 1400mhz with color controls.
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Yeah stock is nice but I need color control. And I understand all the bugs but development on ICS looks like stopped and all stable builds are not that stable. Anyone use Morfic? Why cant I change colors?
Fugumod
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bk201doesntexist said:
Fugumod
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i'll give it a try
Jame Bond kernel.
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bk201doesntexist said:
Fugumod
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no gamma tuning in this kernel
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Jame Bond kernel.
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no gamma tuning in this one either
I see now.....u need app for Triniti kernel to change colors. Will use this kernel for now
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I see now.....u need app for Triniti kernel to change colors. Will use this kernel for now
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you can do it via terminal too, you dont need the app. but the app makes things much easier and it supports a wonderful developer.
No, there isn't. Stock has been vetted/ doesn't change a ton so it's not going to be super buggy but all software will always have bugs.
With the kernels out now you get consistent development/ changes. That's why there are bugs, but you also get consistent bugfixes.
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no gamma tuning in this kernel
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no gamma tuning in this one either
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Yes, there is, just not the same implementation than francos or glados. James Bond kernel has the same implementation, afaik.
Objective: support cm gamma controls.
Read the thread, theres an app that allows control of fugumod in a GUI.
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Well I am using Trinity now with app. So far works great. No sound bug found in Franco, no WiFi and vibration bug I found in Glados.
I guess the good thing is that I ended up purchasing all 3 kernel tweaking apps to support the devs. Will have a choice when I switch to JB some day
impossible forever!
We are human, there are always mistakes we make.
Hey guys,
recently rooted my phone (for the first time) and flashed CM10. I've been reading about Kernels and how they can improve battery life and performance and stuff.
I haven't really understood how a kernel would work. Can I just flash it like how I flashed a ROM? Would it 'delete' my earlier CM10 kernel?
Which kernels are compatible with CM10? Which is the best for battery life and snappiness of the processor?
I've heard of Lean,PopcornKernal, and of course, francos.
Thanks,
Sahil
All of them are good. There isn't a best kernel. You should really stay away from asking those questions. And if you don't tune the kernel there is no way to get any difference than from stock.
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Im not sure if cm10 requires its own set of kernels but my phone liked the air kernel (ran cooler) and lean (as a bonus removed the purply tint at lower brightness)
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All of them are good. There isn't a best kernel. You should really stay away from asking those questions. And if you don't tune the kernel there is no way to get any difference than from stock.
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Please explain how you tube your kernel.
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Please explain how you tube your kernel.
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depends on the kernel, on the device and on the user.
mpu/core/iva voltages, smartreflex and color control are a few examples.
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I haven't really understood how a kernel would work. Can I just flash it like how I flashed a ROM? Would it 'delete' my earlier CM10 kernel?
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kernels are like the engine to a car/rom. They're pretty much what manages and drives everything, whereas the rom is like the entire OS.
Every ROM comes with a kernel by default but it can be replaced simply by flashing a kernel on top of it. Conversely, flashing a rom will replace whatever kernel you're running now with the rom's kernel.
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Please explain how you tube your kernel.
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Many kernels come with their apps (which can be found in their threads), or some apps might have access to some properties. Also, some roms (cm comes to mind) have access to some properties of some kernels, though there was a recent fuss made about incompatibility so its not perfect.
Franco Kernel
Hey guys! I want to root my GN and I'm a bit confused about what Kernel use...
I have seen this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1367341
Did anyone try the newest version of Franco Kernel (r292)? What's about stability, battery drains, lags... ?
I'd recommend trying Franco's kernel out, it is supported by a nice updater app that can auto-flash the kernel and keep you informed of updates. Doing a bit of research yourself is also always recommended here - this site is for learning about your device. Good luck!
James bond kernal claims to be best in battry life , bt acc. To me trinity alpha 67 with setcpu profiles provide best results.
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I'd recommend trying Franco's kernel out, it is supported by a nice updater app that can auto-flash the kernel and keep you informed of updates. Doing a bit of research yourself is also always recommended here - this site is for learning about your device. Good luck!
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OK thanks! I'll test it as soon as!
The Best trinity alpha 67 for 4.1.2. .
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hey guys,
I'm looking for a few kernels that, for some reason or another I can't find no matter how hard I look.
maybe you guys could help?
Matr1x kernel
Bricked kernel
Hells core kernel
and last but not least Semaphore kernel.
I'm looking for the latest releases for JB 4.3
Thanks!
Are you on the right sub-forum?
a manta wrote this.
I'm thinking that maybe you have a Nexus 4... Never heard if these kernels for GNex.
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I'm thinking that maybe you have a Nexus 4... Never heard if these kernels for GNex.
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AndyYan said:
I'm thinking that maybe you have a Nexus 4... Never heard if these kernels for GNex.
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nope, I have a galaxy nexus but cant find these kernels. I can only find about 5 descent kernels for the GNex.
is there a kernel directory or something? how to I find them? the N4 has way more kernels than the GNex for some reason.
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the N4 has way more kernels than the GNex for some reason.
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Right - N4 is Qualcomm powered.
You can't expect every Nexus phone to get decent kernel development, especially since the GNex is manufactured by Samsung and uses OMAP.
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nope, I have a galaxy nexus but cant find these kernels. I can only find about 5 descent kernels for the GNex.
is there a kernel directory or something? how to I find them? the N4 has way more kernels than the GNex for some reason.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1792896
everything for gnex is indexed here
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N4 is Qualcomm powered.
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I dont see how that should matter. a chip is a chip... Qualcomm or not.
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I dont see how that should matter. a chip is a chip... Qualcomm or not.
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Example: Samsung b!tches close their Exynos sources, hence much less custom kernels for their flagships.
Having both a Nexus moniker AND a CPU whose manufacturer is more open-sourced definitely helps N4 gets quick feature/ROM backports from N5 and similar architecture'd phones.
Enough N4 chats.
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Best kernel For PA 3.99
what would be the best kernel for PA and else can do to tweak the performance on my Gnex ?
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what would be the best kernel for PA and else can do to tweak the performance on my Gnex ?
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Every kernel
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Every kernel
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i mean like performance wise and better battery lool ;P
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i mean like performance wise and better battery lool ;P
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He already said that almost every kernel contains OC and maybe UV tweaks that'll impact on performance and battery. Experiment yourself to see which's fit. I love Franco best (because it has a dedicated controller app!)
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He already said that almost every kernel contains OC and maybe UV tweaks that'll impact on performance and battery. Experiment yourself to see which's fit. I love Franco best (because it has a dedicated controller app!)
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thankss
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He already said that almost every kernel contains OC and maybe UV tweaks that'll impact on performance and battery. Experiment yourself to see which's fit. I love Franco best (because it has a dedicated controller app!)
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man... ive tried an absolute ton of kernels (Overclocking, Undervolting, Underclocking ect.) and I cant pull more than 3 hours of screen on time.
Like, 3 hours is absolute maximum.
time for an extended battery :/
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man... ive tried an absolute ton of kernels (Overclocking, Undervolting, Underclocking ect.) and I cant pull more than 3 hours of screen on time.
Like, 3 hours is absolute maximum.
time for an extended battery :/
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Your battery must be running out of age...
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Really there is no best ROM or kernel. Every dev works very hard. Wouldn't it be harsh to say that his work is worse than another devs work? Apart from that. It is all personal prefrence. Its just what you like.. So try them and see which one suits you.
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