This is stratosk's Semaphore JB kernel compiled for the GT-I9000B (Latin america variant of the I9000). Stratosk doesn't support this variant, so cronot tweaked the build to make this excellent kernel work for the I9000B variant. He now moved on to another phone so he has stopped working on this build, but not before handing it over to me - so I will now be building this kernel, at least for as long as stratosk does
With that said, here comes the disclaimer: By flashing this kernel, you accept that it comes without any support, neither mine and even less so from stratosk, since he doesn't support this variant on his own releases. So please don't bother him with support questions regarding this specific build. IOW: you'll use this kernel at your own risk.
There were reports of data loss during testing on early builds of the 2.8.x (kernel for Android 4.2) series - there were no more bad reports on later versions, but this needs to be said: Always do a nandroid backup before installing or updating any of the kernels posted here. I won't be held responsible if you lose data while using these kernels!
I *may* be able to help depending on whatever problems you might have, but don't expect timely answers, or any answers at all if I'm not technically able to figure out your problem - I'm a beginner on kernel development, all I did with this really was just some slight tunings and then recompile it for the I9000B. Also, I'm doing this on my free time, which is not much these days, so for now I'm just going to focus on following stratosk builds and recompile them for the I9000B as they come. I can say though, as far as problems, I don't have any with it on my device - it works fine and fast for me.
Now, on to the goodness:
This kernel is exactly the same as stratosk builds (hence, the exact same features and changelogs, including compiler versions and configuration), but with the following modifications:
Swap enabled;
ZRAM enabled as module (To configure it (on CM10), go into Settings / Performance / Memory Management);
KSM support enabled (Disabled on system by default, to enable it (on CM10), go into Settings / Performance / Memory Management)
Note about build version 2.7.0
Stratosk is no longer maintaining the 2.6.x builds that are meant for Android 4.1. But cronot was using Android 4.1 before he sold his SGS, and looking at some of the latest 2.9.0 features he felt like having some of its features on the 2.6.x builds, and so he did it. Since there are quite some important changes he thought it would be better to bump the version number to 2.7.0. Do note though that I provide this kernel here only as a convenience, I won't be supporting this version because I'll be compiling, testing and using only the kernels for Android 4.2, like stratosk does.
The 2.7.0 build contains the following cherry-picks from 2.9.0:
Reduce number of frame buffers for more RAM (on my ex-SGS I'm now at 383Mb, up from 377Mb);
Updated Interactive governor;
ROW I/O Scheduler
Known issues
None, as far as I know - feedback is always welcome!
What works
Everything, as far as I could see.
Usage
Just flash it on CWM like any other kernel. Normal version and 's' version are provided just like on stratosk's release. Use the Semaphore Manager app on Google Play, from stratosk, to setup the kernel features.
All instructions and documentation from stratosk's original Semaphore kernel applies to this one, so look into his own thread for more information.
Source
Github repository
Thanks
To stratosk, of course, for his awesome work on his kernel, and for letting me post this here for I9000-B users;
Everyone who is/was involved on the development of the Semaphore kernel - basically, anyone on stratosk's "thanks" list
Downloads:
Until version 2.9.12 here:
http://code.google.com/p/lu4ndr01d/downloads/list
Version 2.9.13 forth herein: http://code.google.com/p/luandroid/downloads/list
Version 2.9.18 forth herein: http://goo.im/devs/LU4NDR01D/Kernel/Semaphore
LInk my site: www.luandroid.com.br
To download previous versions follow the link my friend cronot.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2011376
Re: [KERNEL][I9000B] Semaphore JB 2.9.7 (I9000-B only)
Version 2.9.8 on line.
Enviado do meu GT-I9000B usando o Tapatalk
Personnel who are having problems with BLN, just install this app and activate BLN will work.
Thank you so much ! I want to try Semaphore but never work on my I9000B
PS: With Bigmem I can't record on 720p but I've read that it's fixed, I'm wrong ?
Gezetah said:
Thank you so much ! I want to try Semaphore but never work on my I9000B
PS: With Bigmem I can't record on 720p but I've read that it's fixed, I'm wrong ?
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Yes it can not, it is not not fixed, download the "SB", it does not contain the bigmen.
rubervalrfl said:
Yes it can not, it is not not fixed, download the "SB", it does not contain the bigmen.
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Thats what I've downloaded "Semaphore_JB_2.9.8sb.zip" and I can't record. Do you mean Semaphore_JB_2.9.8b.zip ?
Gezetah said:
Thats what I've downloaded "Semaphore_JB_2.9.8sb.zip" and I can't record. Do you mean Semaphore_JB_2.9.8b.zip ?
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I did not, which one you downloaded? must be the SB.
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I did not, which one you downloaded? must be the SB.
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I've downloaded the SB one, but I can't use the camcorder :/
Gezetah said:
I've downloaded the SB one, but I can't use the camcorder :/
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Dude, you want me to post something you see, because this working perfectly, which rom you are using?
rubervalrfl said:
Dude, you want me to post something you see, because this working perfectly, which rom you are using?
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Sorry, I don't want to bother you, each phone is different.
By the way I'm using CM10.1 (20130124), I'll try again.
EDIT: I saw this on the Semaphore thread...
Please note that there are 2 variations:
Normal versions: for CM10 or ROMs without hugemem configuration, available RAM 384MB - 396MB
's' versions: for Slim Bean ROM or patched ROMs with hugemem configuration, available RAM 397MB - 409MB
So, I'm using the normal version and everything works fine
PS: can I use the default CM10.1 performance menu or this kernel uses the Semaphore manager only ?
Gezetah said:
Sorry, I don't want to bother you, each phone is different.
By the way I'm using CM10.1 (20130124), I'll try again.
EDIT: I saw this on the Semaphore thread...
Please note that there are 2 variations:
Normal versions: for CM10 or ROMs without hugemem configuration, available RAM 384MB - 396MB
's' versions: for Slim Bean ROM or patched ROMs with hugemem configuration, available RAM 397MB - 409MB
So, I'm using the normal version and everything works fine
PS: can I use the default CM10.1 performance menu or this kernel uses the Semaphore manager only ?
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Yes you can, I am currently in SlimRom compiled by myself, so I said this all working.
Tried 2.9.8b, everything works good but I get an error everytime I try to flash a rom that does not have Semaphore 2.9.8b.
Zkaar said:
Tried 2.9.8b, everything works good but I get an error everytime I try to flash a rom that does not have Semaphore 2.9.8b.
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What is the error?
Hello, I would like to know if I can use this kernel in a normal GT-I9000, the international version, because I'm interested in ZRAM and KSM.
What is the special compilation for the B version?
Re: [KERNEL][I9000B] Semaphore JB 2.9.8 (I9000-B only)
eTomm said:
Hello, I would like to know if I can use this kernel in a normal GT-I9000, the international version, because I'm interested in ZRAM and KSM.
What is the special compilation for the B version?
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If you use the normal kernel on the I9000B the touchscreen doesn't work, but it has the same features, you can download the I9000 kernel from the official site.
Enviado desde mi GT-I9000B
eTomm said:
Hello, I would like to know if I can use this kernel in a normal GT-I9000, the international version, because I'm interested in ZRAM and KSM.
What is the special compilation for the B version?
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As our friend said above, this compilation is for Latin version of the device, sold in Brazil, Argentina and some other countries in South america
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What is the error?
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It is a generic error, like "get build.prop failed". I always get that when trying to flash a I9000 ROM or a corrupt archive.
I can't really type the error now, it is big, and I've rolled back to 2.9.7b
Zkaar said:
It is a generic error, like "get build.prop failed". I always get that when trying to flash a I9000 ROM or a corrupt archive.
I can't really type the error now, it is big, and I've rolled back to 2.9.7b
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Dude, I'm not getting this error your understanding, your device is "I9000B" or "I9000", where "B", please send the logcat because the way that, I can not help you.
Another thing, as you have seen deterioration, also'm Brazilian, please make me a visit at my site and describe in Portuguese unclear what his mistake, ok.
Zkaar said:
It is a generic error, like "get build.prop failed". I always get that when trying to flash a I9000 ROM or a corrupt archive.
I can't really type the error now, it is big, and I've rolled back to 2.9.7b
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I have the same error when using CMUpdate, the phone restarts after download the rom and it gives me an error.
Related
-- DEPECATED -- DEPECATED -- DEPECATED -- DEPECATED -- DEPECATED --
Please follow this link to the new thread for the Semaphore Kernel for the I9000B, now maintained by rubervalrfl. This thread and builds herein are now deprecated and kept here for historical purposes only. Thanks for your support!
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This is stratosk's Semaphore JB kernel compiled for the GT-I9000B (Latin america variant of the I9000). Stratosk doesn't support this variant, and being an owner of this device, I thought I'd share my efforts on compiling his excellent kernel for the I9000B variant.
With that said, here comes the disclaimer: By flashing this kernel, you accept that it comes without any support, neither mine and even less so from stratosk, since he doesn't support this variant on his own releases. So please don't bother him with support questions regarding this specific build. IOW: you'll use this kernel at your own risk.
There were reports of data loss during testing on early builds of the 2.8.x (kernel for Android 4.2) series - there were no more bad reports on later versions, but this needs to be said: Always do a nandroid backup before installing or updating any of the kernels posted here. I won't be held responsible if you lose data while using these kernels!
I *may* be able to help depending on whatever problems you might have, but don't expect timely answers, or any answers at all if I'm not technically able to figure out your problem - I'm a beginner on kernel development, all I did with this really was just some slight tunings and then recompile it for the I9000B. Also, I'm doing this on my free time, which is not much these days, so for now I'm just going to focus on following stratosk builds and recompile them for the I9000B as they come. I can say though, as far as problems, I don't have any with it on my device - it works fine and fast for me, at least the builds prior to 2.8.x, i.e.: kernels for Android 4.1 - I don't use Android 4.2 (yet) and hence I haven't / don't test the 2.8.+ builds myself - I rely on rubervalrfl's report for this; if the kernel boots without problems or data loss for him, then I deem it stable enough for release. Hence the glaring warning above about backups.
Now, on to the goodness:
This kernel is exactly the same as stratosk builds (hence, the exact same features and changelogs, including compiler versions and configuration), but with the following modifications:
Swap enabled;
ZRAM enabled as module (To configure it (on CM10), go into Settings / Performance / Memory Management);
KSM support enabled (Disabled on system by default, to enable it (on CM10), go into Settings / Performance / Memory Management)
Note about build version 2.7.0
Stratosk is no longer maintaining the 2.6.x builds that are meant for Android 4.1. But I was using Android 4.1 before I sold my SGS (yeah, I'll soon be retiring from compiling this kernel, read recent posts on this thread for more information), and looking at some of the latest 2.9.0 features I felt like having some of its features on the 2.6.x builds, and so I did it. Those features are really just some cherry-picks from Stratosk's 2.9.0 branch on his repository, so all credits to him, as always. Since there are quite some important changes I thought it would be better to bump the version number to 2.7.0 - I suppose it shouldn't be a problem to anyone, since the original 2.6.x builds are no longer maintained anyway, and it still sets it apart from the newer 2.8/2.9 builds. The 2.7.0 build contains the following cherry-picks from 2.9.0:
Reduce number of frame buffers for more RAM (on my ex-SGS I'm now at 383Mb, up from 377Mb);
Updated Interactive governor;
ROW I/O Scheduler
Known issues
The kernels posted here are compiled exclusively with BLN support, whereas stratosk's put out a 2.6.5 version with CM LED support. I haven't built versions with CM LED support because they simply didn't work on my own testing - the LEDs wouldn't light up at all with it, which effectively broke LED notification for the I9000B. Because of that my builds are compiled exclusively with BLN, which at least lights up the LEDs for notifications.
Blinking LEDs with BLN doesn't work (?) - they just keep alight: I'm still not sure why, although I suspect it may be something specific to my own phone because it doesn't work on DerTeufel's Hellybean kernel either. Feedback is welcome on this (let me know if it does in fact work for you). I've read in a few places that that's how it's actually supposed to work (blinking only actually works with the BLN Control App, "Pro" version), but I'm still not sure, so PLEASE DO GIVE A LITTLE FEEDBACK, PEOPLE!
What works
Everything else, as far as I could see.
Usage
Just flash it on CWM like any other kernel. Normal version and 's' version are provided just like on stratosk's release. Use the Semaphore Manager app on Google Play, from stratosk, to setup the kernel features.
All instructions and documentation from stratosk's original Semaphore kernel applies to this one, so look into his own thread for more information.
Source
Github repository
Thanks
To stratosk, of course, for his awesome work on his kernel, and for letting me post this here for I9000-B users;
Everyone who is/was involved on the development of the Semaphore kernel - basically, anyone on stratosk's "thanks" list
rubervalrfl, for testing the 2.8.0 version. If you want a 4.2 ROM for the I9000B to go with the 2.8.+ kernels, check out his CM10.1 Preview for the I9000B over here.
I'm sooooooo happy
Work on 4.2?
I don't think so.
I think just devil works on it
Dimabr10 said:
Work on 4.2?
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I haven't tested, so feel free to. If stratosk's release works on it, then this most likely will too. I'm not a "bleeding-edge" kind of guy, though - I've upgraded to CM10 only a couple weeks ago (from CM7), and I see many other kernels don't yet work with 4.2, and if the other kernel devs around here are anything like me, they're probably not going to bother getting their kernels working on 4.2 until CM10.1 gets out of alpha status, since most kernels around here are derived or use parts of the CM kernel, and CM is the most popular Android anyway.
Thanks for this, cronot.
I'm happy that I9000B users can have Semaphore kernel.
Although, I can't official support I9000B, due to lack of free time, I'll do my best for any help.
stratosk said:
Thanks for this, cronot.
I'm happy that I9000B users can have Semaphore kernel.
Although, I can't official support I9000B, due to lack of free time, I'll do my best for any help.
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Thanks for your support, Stratos
I still hope your help isn't needed specifically with my build, though. You've already got your hands full with your own releases Apart from the Known Issues list on the OP, I have no problems at all with your kernel, it's working really nice! The only problem I would report for 2.6.0 is something that's mentioned here in your thread (hence, not something specific to my build), about some stuttering during video recording - I do have some of those too (although when the record is played back, there's no stutter, so I figure the problem is only in preview), but I'm not sure if this problem started on 2.6.0 or if I had it before and didn't notice - I'd have to rollback to 2.5.0 and take a look, but then I'd have to rebuild that version also since I've deleted the previous version, and I can't spare the time to do it right now; I'll post back on your thread once I can confirm this.
Thanks! , i will install it to give feedback
My congratulations, sent a mp for you.
Nice to see new kernels around here! thanks!! .
This kernel is awesome! The best I've tested in my i9000b !!!
Any chance of a version designed for Android 4.2 ?
wanna know if us is gonna get semaphone for 4.2
@Gurx & @Dimabr10:
Check the OP.
Thanks! We're here to help! Take a look at my website for a fresh version updated for I9000B.
@cronot thanks!!!
I'll test this kernel with some 4.2 version.. Maybe the one from @rubervalrfl !! But I only can do that at night, I'm at my work now....
Thanks!
i'll be glad in receive feedback for my port ROM for i9000B on site.
There is a updated from 12/03/12 cyano's repo version there.
OMG thanks alot
Thanks for your hard work in owr i9000b I would be glad if you can take a look why the mic on the wired headset doesnt work only in owr i9000b :/. Thanks soo much
dancris said:
Thanks for your hard work in owr i9000b I would be glad if you can take a look why the mic on the wired headset doesnt work only in owr i9000b :/. Thanks soo much
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I am now without the microphone, but once you get home, you can pass a test and feedback, ok?
The wired mic doesnt work on calls or programs. I dont know if the problem have to be solve in the kernel or in rom:/. Hope you can help xD. Thanks.
<DISCONTINUED>[SC-02B][CM-10.1_PATCH]Howto install I9000 CM-10.1 ROM to GS1 NTT Japan
WARNING!! For SC-02B Galaxy S1 NTT-Docomo Japan only...
Basically this patch is original work by HiroyukiIkezoe (hiikezoe) on his kernel. I just apply his codes & try to compile it.
Since I don't know how to unpack & repack boot.img on cm-10.1, I use stratosk ramdisk with some modification to suite my needs. I failed to clone & fork it, maybe because too big, so I download it as zip file, make some changes & push it to github with smaller size.
First install from stock rom:
A. Install CF-Root-XX_OXA_JVT-v4.3-CWM3RFS.zip with odin. Read about how to get odin and using it from
SC-02B Root, Latest Firmware, CWM & Compatible ROMs by IparryU
B. Edit build.prop file from root explorer or similar function, change SC-02B to GT-I9000
before:
Code:
ro.product.model=SC-02B
ro.product.name=SC-02B
ro.product.device=SC-02B
ro.product.board=SC-02B
ro.build.product=SC-02B
after
Code:
ro.product.model=GT-I9000
ro.product.name=GT-I9000
ro.product.device=GT-I9000
ro.product.board=GT-I9000
ro.build.product=GT-I9000
C. Get a CM-10.1 rom & install instruction from [NIGHTLY][ROM][4.2.2] CyanogenMod 10.1 for Samsung Galaxy S thread.
D. Download & install LL1 Modem
E. Download & install this 3 files:
1. Kernel: nutest_sc02b-mMdD.zip or stock/mackay/semaphore unofficial ports from Download Link
2. LL1 GPS and RIL binaries
3. JB_BigMem_26-aug-12.zip by kasper_h
F. Reboot and go to Settings > Wireless & Networks > More... > Mobile networks > Network operators & Choose automatically
G. Edit build.prop file from
Code:
ro.telephony.ril_class=SamsungExynos3RIL
to
Code:
ro.telephony.ril_class=RIL
H. Reboot your device.
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Update or install any CM-10.1 based rom:
1. Read the rom thread for download info & install guide, like step C. Don't install rom with original partition, since the kernel didn't support it!
2. Repeat E, F, G & H steps.
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Troubleshoot:
For baseband unknown, no network and data not connected try this steps:
- Turn off data.
- Turn on Airplane Mode from setting menu.
- Reboot.
- Wait 1-2 minutes after bootanimation end, then turn off Airplane Mode.
Known Bugs:
1. Airplane Mode on-off toggle often not work.
2. GPS takes too long time before lock with poor accuracy.
3. Charging when phone switched off didn't show the battery indicator correctly. Read this for detail. Fixed in 20130606 release and after.
Unofficial Kernel Ports:
I add various kernel based on i9000 version, read about the feature or change logs on it's original thread but don't report any bugs (except you can prove it happened in original version)!!!
>> Stock cm-10.1 kernel
file: cm-10.1-sc02b-kernel-yyyymmdd.zip
Finally (May 2013) I found proper way to unpack stock kernel using this kernel-repack and repack again using a part of script from here
It's not real stock, but I think close enough to the origin. You may need revert the bigmem patch by install this if you have problem with video capture/playback function.
sc02b changes: stock-cm branch
>> Semaphore kernel ("s" variant only)
file: Semaphore_JB_<version>sj.zip
info: original thread
sc02b changes: sema branch
>> Mackay kernel ("vc" flavour only)
file: Mackay_kernel_<version>_VC-sc02b.zip
info: original thread
sc02b changes: mackay branch
>> Devil kernel *obsolete*
info: helly bean rom thread since no separate thread for devil kernel on cm-10.1
sc02b changes: devil branch
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Various Modem:
If latest (LL1) didn't make you happy, read about older modem in this post
Credits:
pawitp
hiikezoe
stratosk
kasper_h
derteufel1980
danielsanchez
iparryu
all epic4g, nexus s/s4g & i9000 variants kernel devs
all sc-02b tester & users
Source:
- kernel
- ramdisk
- ramdisk for semaphore
Alright..about our suggestion on editing kyapa's kernel..so that we can have bigger ram..any comment?.ive just backread our old thread and you said there that you have build kyapa for our stock LC04..how is that?.as i remembered the ram of kyapa is about 490 (i suppose)..is it the tweaks that kyapa applied on the kl4?.is it possible for us to have that on our LC04?.thank you..such a good man.
Nutest change logs
Build 20130705
Additional changes compared to stock cm-10.1:
- SC-02B patch by Hiikezoe
- Sync to linux-3.0.y kernel stable and (sometimes) patched with 3.0.y-rc1 stable review
- Sync to android-3.0 aosp kernel common
- Live OC by Ezekeel^ with 110 max value
- Selective LiveOC^ from Lynx/Devil kernel
- Deep Idle^ by Ezekeel (on by default)
- Add 1.32GHz oc step from Mathkid
- Custom Voltage^ by Ezekeel
- Remove most debug info (Stratosk)
- 8 CPU governors: Userspace, Conservative, Ondemand, Interactive (default), Smartass2, Lagfree, Lazy and Wheatley
- 6 I/O Schedulers: Noop, Deadline, CFQ, ROW (default), SIO and FIOPS from mackay kernel
- 397 MB available RAM (need BIGMEM patch)
- Voodoo Color^^ from Mackay/Devil kernel
- Mackay TWRP 2.5.0.0 (blue)
- Modified ramdisk based on stable CM-10.1.0
- Compiled with Linaro 13.06
- some other changes (O3, ZCACHE, etc...)
^ = set with nstools
^^ = set with Voodoo Sound
Full logs and source:
nutest branch
ramdisk-sc02b
if u want to increase ur ram do an exchange.
btw is the bigmem a ram tweak?
Sent from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk 2
didhiy said:
ram is 398mb on this build, think I can't get higher than that
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oh i see..its a new kernel..thanks..about the Big Mem?.I have a semaphore manager and it has a big mem already..is that ok?.or instead flash it?
sir didhiy the kernel you posted here is a new one or still the december 31 build??
greedisgood99999 said:
oh i see..its a new kernel..thanks..about the Big Mem?.I have a semaphore manager and it has a big mem already..is that ok?.or instead flash it?
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only 398mb ram available, no option to switch between memory size like semaphore kernel
archrae said:
sir didhiy the kernel you posted here is a new one or still the december 31 build??
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this is a new build, kernel updated to latest 3.0.58
its nice that our ram increases at 15mb. thanks didhiy. and and the creator of bigmem.
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thanks didhiy for ur help and all those who contributed in getting our old sweetheart sg1 so far lol any upgrades on better battery life....
kma221 said:
thanks didhiy for ur help and all those who contributed in getting our old sweetheart sg1 so far lol any upgrades on better battery life....
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well, since we came straight from gb stock rom... the battery life seems really shocking compared to it
I guess it all happened to all i9000 variants. I have epic4g with cm-10.1 too & battery life is equal to sc-02b
Edit:
Seems this commit fix battery drain problem
Modify battery variables
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I was wondering if there was a way to get ram like kyapa's kernel but have a deeper look in the ram with an app called memory info and swapcheck I realized...
t10mod3
total ram-504mb
swap total-160mb
didhiy's kernel
total ram-408mb
swap total-0mb
since swap memory is available if we get space on sd card I think didhiy's kernel got more ram than t10mod3, am I right!?
u can check it by your self with this app!
thanks for the good work and updates in this kernel didhiy!
eternalcrewthiago said:
I was wondering if there was a way to get ram like kyapa's kernel but have a deeper look in the ram with an app called memory info and swapcheck I realized...
t10mod3
total ram-504mb
swap total-160mb
didhiy's kernel
total ram-408mb
swap total-0mb
since swap memory is available if we get space on sd card I think didhiy's kernel got more ram than t10mod3, am I right!?
u can check it by your self with this app!
thanks for the good work and updates in this kernel didhiy!
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wow. i hope didhiy can work on this stuff. hope he can do a swap of lots of memory.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk 2
eternalcrewthiago said:
I was wondering if there was a way to get ram like kyapa's kernel but have a deeper look in the ram with an app called memory info and swapcheck I realized...
t10mod3
total ram-504mb
swap total-160mb
didhiy's kernel
total ram-408mb
swap total-0mb
since swap memory is available if we get space on sd card I think didhiy's kernel got more ram than t10mod3, am I right!?
u can check it by your self with this app!
thanks for the good work and updates in this kernel didhiy!
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can you refer me to the kernel source? I knew kyapa kernel based on talon kernel, but not that much ram as I remember
about swap, I decide to disable it I already push all my work to github so everyone can test another config to try
semaphore kernel thread have useful guide to build a kernel, I used it as reference.
didhiy said:
can you refer me to the kernel source? I knew kyapa kernel based on talon kernel, but not that much ram as I remember
about swap, I decide to disable it I already push all my work to github so everyone can test another config to try
semaphore kernel thread have useful guide to build a kernel, I used it as reference.
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galaxy s forum
http://galaxy.anddo.net/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=101&sid=560d97818f7435bd20ebc4391ea32ffc
Talonの最新版ソースを元にSC-02B用に手を加えたものです。
odinで焼き終わったあと再起動が2~3度繰り返され、EXT4へのコンバートが始まると思います。
また専用アプリもT101シリーズで動作するように変更してあります。（こちらはカーネルを焼けば自動的にインストールされます）
Superuser.apkはマーケットよりダウンロードしてください。
Superuserをインストールしたあとbusyboxなども入れるなら入れてください。
その後再起動で、zram反映されます。
その他は試行錯誤してみてください。
ソースは
https://github.com/kyapa/linux_gt-i9000-gb
にあります。
the last url is the source!
that's the one I knew I've a build for LC4 stock with that source, but never check the ram size.
maybe something similar on devil kernel which use all camera memory to reach bigger ram
I've plan to build semaphore, mackay & devil kernel for sc-02b...
semaphore already done & works, will post it later
didhiy said:
that's the one I knew I've a build for LC4 stock with that source, but never check the ram size.
maybe something similar on devil kernel which use all camera memory to reach bigger ram
I've plan to build semaphore, mackay & devil kernel for sc-02b...
semaphore already done & works, will post it later
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we just ready to test and use next ones too!!thanks
didhiy said:
that's the one I knew I've a build for LC4 stock with that source, but never check the ram size.
maybe something similar on devil kernel which use all camera memory to reach bigger ram
I've plan to build semaphore, mackay & devil kernel for sc-02b...
semaphore already done & works, will post it later
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damn. ur making another miracle bro. thank u. will be glad to see whats new.
u combine them. now thats what ive been waiting for.
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@didhiy
can u please add the gingerbread phone apk contacts and messaging apk to this jellybean rom it was great or could u pls give some guidance how to do it thanks
how to have that 408 RAM?.how to swap?.can anyone help me?
here is semaphore kernel for sc-02b
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/820341/Semaphore_JB_2.9.5.zip
note: don't report any bugs to semaphore thread!!!
this is unofficial build, if something goes wrong or some feature didn't works, it might be my fault...
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sediROM - or why I created a new ROM based on the good old ("ancient") ICS
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Long story short. The following list are my requirements to a custom ROM:
I need my phone everyday so I need to resist that it is working everyday (means rock stable).
I do NOT need the latest available Android version.
I WANT to have the other components (like Kernel etc) up to date.
I REALLY REALLY need headset profiles for my bluetooth devices (Jabra, Nokia and Plantronics)
I need root access, of course.
I want to get the best battery life possible.
GB is too old for me.
Stock ROM is "too stock" for me.
I have tried all available captivate ROMs starting from ICS over Jelly Bean to KitKat.
Android < v4.x are too old for my requirements. Several features missing and well it even LOOKS old..
Android >= v4.1 are working well with the Glide but there is 1 main killer function which is completely broken since Android 4.1: Bluetooth Headset Profiles
(The Bluetooth stack was completely re-developed in 4.1)
The version which is the best compromise of beeing fresh enough - but working like a charm is Android v4.0.4 (ICS)
The problem is.. there is no ICS based ROM out there which completely fullfill ALL my requirements.
So I thought it is time for me to create my own daily-use feature-complete and rock stable ROM for the Samsung Captivate Glide / SGH - I927..
IMO the best working and best battery saving ROM for the Glide is PACMAN ROM (used pac_i927-milestone.1.RC1.4.zip)!
The problem: the earliest version of it is based on Android 4.1 which is a No-Go for me because of Bluetooth HSP.
--> I recommend the mentioned version of PACman as your daily driver if you do NOT need BT HSP. I had it running several weeks without any problems but really great battery saving.
.. well that said I couldn't fork PACman ..
So I've downgraded to all available ICS based ROM again (which was VERY painful because of broken links to the apps because of different mount point names etc).
I have tried those all again (IcePOP, Cranium, Stock, DMans ICS, etc.) but no was "as good as" LiteROM (IMHO) - which I used several weeks before.
.. so +1 for forking LiteROM ...
The problem with LiteROM is that there are still issues and no further development is done on it.
Some of the major LiteROM issues for me (those are also the reasons why I first tried newer Android versions):
It looses the paired devices after a reboot ! (but that sounded to me like it can be fixed somehow)
The lags/waits when pressing the power button to switch the display on
Battery life is not the best
not the latest Kernel
many little things in the installer like it re-installs everything when only switching to another modem etc.
Nevertheless LiteROM is still the best base I can get (because it fits to my requirements best and is rock stable) and therefore I started in May 2014 the build of sediROM which is a fork of LiteROM v0.9.
UPDATE:
sediROM is officially available and have tons of fixes and enhancements inside. Check it out in the DEV thread:
--> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2789727
Best regards
xdajog :victory:
what kernel do you use? Stock or litekernel?
Replacing kernel is very easy.
No documentation for BT sound, I dont think anybody would fix it. I've tried to find dev to find alsa HAL ( that is for voip sound fix), and no luck, while fixing alsa much more easier then fix BT sound.
Somebody tried to port cm10, it has many issue, you can find that topic in dev forum.
The idea for sediROM is to have a very well tested setup of default settings (like which kernel, etc.) but the free choice to modify it later whenever you like it.
bubor said:
what kernel do you use? Stock or litekernel?
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Well not 1 only ... there are 4 available atm (and more when I find them and find them good enough...) (while using LiteKernel v1.2.2 as default atm - but you have the free choice)
Stock Kernel
LiteKernel v4.0 OverClocked and without UnderVoltage
LiteKernel v1.2.2 GPU not OverClocked and with UnderVoltage
LiteKernel v1.2.2 GPU OverClocked and with UnderVoltage
I tried with the ardatdat 4.x Kernels,too but without success.
Replacing kernel is very easy.
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Well yes and nowhere such comfortable as in sediROM You can choose one of the above within the aroma installer. The same for several Modems which coming with LiteROM already (nice for testing around).
No documentation for BT sound, I dont think anybody would fix it. I've tried to find dev to find alsa HAL ( that is for voip sound fix), and no luck, while fixing alsa much more easier then fix BT sound.
Somebody tried to port cm10, it has many issue, you can find that topic in dev forum.
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BT sound? Do you have any issues here? For me BT sound itself is working great (using it daily in my car)?! But you talked about voip - is your problem skype related?
Regards
xdajog
xdajog said:
The idea for sediROM is to have a very well tested setup of default settings (like which kernel, etc.) but the free choice to modify it later whenever you like it.
Well not 1 only ... there are 4 available atm (and more when I find them and find them good enough...) (while using LiteKernel v1.2.2 as default atm - but you have the free choice)
Stock Kernel
LiteKernel v4.0 OverClocked and without UnderVoltage
LiteKernel v1.2.2 GPU not OverClocked and with UnderVoltage
LiteKernel v1.2.2 GPU OverClocked and with UnderVoltage
I tried with the ardatdat 4.x Kernels,too but without success.
Well yes and nowhere such comfortable as in sediROM You can choose one of the above within the aroma installer. The same for several Modems which coming with LiteROM already (nice for testing around).
BT sound? Do you have any issues here? For me BT sound itself is working great (using it daily in my car)?! But you talked about voip - is your problem skype related?
Regards
xdajog
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would you point to sediROM? I couldnt find anything with google.
I dont know what is litekernel v4, I tought the last one was 2.x or less.
Litkernel has many power save improve, but it has many bugs too,
You have said already headset doesnt work, or does it work? I'm confused.
bubor said:
would you point to sediROM? I couldnt find anything with google.
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It will be available soon - The first barrier was the post restriction which is ok now And now I need to find a place for uploading the 430 MB and then I will post it in the dev area..
I dont know what is litekernel v4, I tought the last one was 2.x or less.
Litkernel has many power save improve, but it has many bugs too,
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--> http://goo.im/devs/thegreatergood/LiteKernel/ICS
You have said already headset doesnt work, or does it work? I'm confused.
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Oh no I said Bluetooth is generally working fine in Android v4.0 and therefore in sediROM / LiteROM but not in other ROMs which are based on Android 4.1 or higher
--> The only thing which are not perfect in v4.0 (or especially in LiteROM) is that Bluetooth Pairing are lost after rebooting.
--> ... and that is fixed in sediROM
Smashing! :laugh: I have been roaming around for something like this! Bloody awesome! Let me know when you have the download link ready! I will be glad to test it, and if it is stable as stock ICS I will definitely keep it as my DD! Thanks in advance for this! If you say it is indeed a fork for LiteROM with no bugs it will be the s#$)!!! And of course a keeper. Same as you, I´ve tried almost every ROM available for our cappy, but never totally satisfied with none. :fingers-crossed: Hoping this ROM is what I have been looking for. What exactly did you fix, aside from the pairing issues? Any luck with the automatic toggles, Force close issues, deep sleep power button.... :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
Man gimme more details! Freakin excited here :silly: jue jue jue jue
lasuazo said:
Smashing! :laugh: I have been roaming around for something like this! Bloody awesome! Let me know when you have the download link ready! I will be glad to test it, and if it is stable as stock ICS I will definitely keep it as my DD! Thanks in advance for this! If you say it is indeed a fork for LiteROM with no bugs it will be the s#$)!!! And of course a keeper. Same as you, I´ve tried almost every ROM available for our cappy, but never totally satisfied with none. :fingers-crossed: Hoping this ROM is what I have been looking for. What exactly did you fix, aside from the pairing issues? Any luck with the automatic toggles, Force close issues, deep sleep power button.... :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
Man gimme more details! Freakin excited here :silly: jue jue jue jue
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whooa keep calm my friend
as said I try to solve all the problems I saw in my case and that's what I fixed. If that fixes all yours.. - I don't know
The thing which sounds interesting to me is that you talk about automatic toggles and force closes.
I never seen automatic toggles and force closes but it may be because I use another Kernel. Well we will see when you have tried it .
I cannot promise it is bug free (in this early state of this ROM there is at least 1 known bug - to be honest) but I may can help to fix things..
Rest and details coming soon... :angel:
I'd definitely be interested in testing your ROM. Your idea is more or less what I wanted for my i927. Hope to be able to try it soon.
xdajog quick question mate, which Kernel have you been using so far? Stock Kernel, Litekernel (version)?
I remember lite kernel causes battery drain in ics
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Androide3 said:
I remember lite kernel causes battery drain in ics
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Exactly, that is why I would like to know which kernel would be recommended Never tried liteRoM with stock kernel
Will be fun to test out. I mostly stick to CM11 but I like to try out others often.
lasuazo said:
xdajog quick question mate, which Kernel have you been using so far? Stock Kernel, Litekernel (version)?
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Androide3 said:
I remember lite kernel causes battery drain in ics
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Well that point is not totally fixed yet. I'm currently using Litekernel 1.2.2 in the not-overclocked version but also played around with the others - even Stock of course. That said I cannot say that I've found a perfect kernel (grakernel may the one but it is for JB and higher only ) and still testing others.
So the short answer is that there are not such differences between them when it comes to battery drain (see my post in the dev because that's one of the open points yet)
... and only to ensure that we have all the same understanding: sediROM is my experiment to go to / to get / to become the perfect stable but actual ROM for the Glide. It is "on it's way" you now
For becoming that I need feedback of course and I believe there will be many things I may not seen/use like you do so don't expect something "perfect"
xdajog said:
It will be available soon - The first barrier was the post restriction which is ok now And now I need to find a place for uploading the 430 MB and then I will post it in the dev area..
--> http://goo.im/devs/thegreatergood/LiteKernel/ICS
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You are really miss the point.
4.0 means android version not kernel version.
The litekernel package includes a boot image, that boot.img include kernel,ramdisk.
Ramdisk is the root on your android. Litekernel has some ramdisk modification too ( https://github.com/thegreatergood/LiteKernel---Glide/tree/master/Build4.2/ramdisk/sbin/ext https://github.com/thegreatergood/L...ster/Build4.2/ramdisk/sbin/LiteKernel_Manager )
Grakernel should work with any rom, it doesnt change ramdisk, just replace kernel and install modules to /system/lib/modules. I think modules in you rom is in /lib/modules on ramdisk, so you need to change my install script to modify ramdisk.
bubor said:
4.0 means android version not kernel version.
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oh I'm quite new in that and a little disappointed now :crying: Well kernel v1.x is not for Android 1.x so .. in a perfect world the version naming would be everytime the same.. so everyone would know what it means... So I it may be the same as one of the 1.x LiteKernels available.
Grakernel should work with any rom, it doesnt change ramdisk, just replace kernel and install modules to /system/lib/modules. I think modules in you rom is in /lib/modules on ramdisk, so you need to change my install script to modify ramdisk.
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Hm so you say replacing the kernel, adding the modules and it should work?
I've tried that already but without success (booting but display keeps black with some green pixels ..)
As I can see in your link the Litekernel mods are note relevant for functioning or am I wrong? They seem to do some power saving stuff nothing else?
xdajog said:
oh I'm quite new in that and a little disappointed now :crying: Well kernel v1.x is not for Android 1.x so .. in a perfect world the version naming would be everytime the same.. so everyone would know what it means... So I it may be the same as one of the 1.x LiteKernels available.
Hm so you say replacing the kernel, adding the modules and it should work?
I've tried that already but without success (booting but display keeps black with some green pixels ..)
As I can see in your link the Litekernel mods are note relevant for functioning or am I wrong? They seem to do some power saving stuff nothing else?
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Litekernel has 2 version string, one from the build version and one from android version. Litekernel has some power save codes, it cases that deep sleep issue IMHO.
Did you download kernel from i9103 forum or mine from http://dualhoki.vim.hu/bubor/dev/grakernel/ ? Sound like you have i9103 version.
bubor said:
Did you download kernel from i9103 forum or mine from http://dualhoki.vim.hu/bubor/dev/grakernel/ ? Sound like you have i9103 version.
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it was yours (1.4.3) - but I will re-test it again to be sure..
I want to give a try
i am very very very interrested in your ROM!
The BT-Headset function is very important for me, because for my car hifi handsfree bluetooth mode.
Battery Life
Since we are on the topic of battery life... does KitKat have the best battery life, or should I be using something else?
Introduction
This is a test version of OmniROM with SGX DDK 1.9 graphics drivers, as well as many OMAP-related kernel updates. No, this isn't 3.4, but a LOT of TI updates were packed into the kernel. Currently, this is only for maguro, but anyone can build it for toro/toroplus with the sources.
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Features
The ROM and the kernel has a stock feeling - no mods were added.
Most notable new features:
- SGX DDK [email protected]
- GPU governor
- Enabled 384 MHz GPU frequency (as a part of the OMAP updates)
- Tons of background changes for the kernel
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Important notes
Camera and OMX is not working yet! This turned out to be a harder task for me to fix than implementing the new GPU drivers...
Other bugs are not known yet, but there may be some! Bug reports are welcome.
Thanks to everyone who helped me, especially Hashcode, as I used his repos as an example on how to set up things properly.
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FAQ
How can I install this?
Just flash the ROM zip (and optionally GAPPS), and you're done.
Can I install this on top of Omni roms?
Yes, you should be able to do so without data loss.
Can I revert to non-1.9 Omni after this without data loss?
Yes.
Is this faster than the current ROMs/kernels?
As this is a stock-like ROM and kernel, not necessarily - there are no optimizations, etc added.
However, if one adds the optimizations used on current custom roms and kernels, this should be faster than them.
Can I install another kernel?
No, the new drivers require the ROM and the kernel side to match each other. Only this combination will work.
When will you fix camera?
I'm trying, but I don't have much success...
Can I help?
Sure, I appreciate any help, as I'm running out of ideas on how to fix camera and OMX.
Can I build this stuff myself?
Of course - everything needed is on my github. You'll need the following repos added to your Omni sources:
omni_android_device_samsung_tuna
omap (newpvr2 branch)
proprietary_vendor_samsung_tuna
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XDA:DevDB Information
OmniROM DDK 1.9 Test, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Contributors
Ziyan
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.0.x
Based On: OmniROM
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2014-07-13
Last Updated 2014-07-13
Where is the download link?!
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aliesz said:
Where is the download link?!
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk
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Click on the downloads button above the thread title
If you're on tapatalk you'll need to go to Web view..
To see the download
Sent from the "DOG" pound
Yes I found it just seconds ago
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk
Also OP there 3 types of gnexes...
You might want to add to the OP which one it is for
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cujo6801 said:
Also OP there 3 types of gnexes...
You might want to add to the OP which one it is for
Sent from the "DOG" pound
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Thanks for the suggestion, added it to the introduction text.
Amazing! I will try out tommorow
I've installed it and it feels smooth, I've not encountered any bugs yet. Have you tried removing "kitkat workarounds" from frameworks/native?
Thanks for your awesome work
Nice work! Seems a lot more responsive although it may be placebo effect.
Thanks for posting this, I'm going to try building for toroplus, since we seem to get left out of the excitement so often. My internet connection is slow and so is my computer, so you will probably have everything fixed before I get a chance to even look for bugs.
Great work! I hope you manage to get camera working soon.
Amazing work bro, wishing u best of luck !!
I'm on F2Fs otherwise would have tested this asap...
Awesome work!
Thanks for the amazing work you've brought to the gnex, but since i'm on F2FS i was wondering if you could make a F2FS compatible version of this rom?
matoushybl said:
I've installed it and it feels smooth, I've not encountered any bugs yet. Have you tried removing "kitkat workarounds" from frameworks/native?
Thanks for your awesome work
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Yeah, but the glitches are still there. Actually, that may be a bug in android itself (it affects a lot of devices), they may have fixed it on L... and those workarounds are really not important, as the problem only comes when taking screenshots. And since android takes screenshots for the rotation animation, etc, those glitches appear there as well. The workarounds just force it to take screenshots on CPU-path, they don't change anything else.
I think they fixed it in DDK 1.12 (which is the next version after 1.9), but that's another story, as I think it does not support our GPU (but it may in the future).
apollo07 said:
Thanks for the amazing work you've brought to the gnex, but since i'm on F2FS i was wondering if you could make a F2FS compatible version of this rom?
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Not yet, I'm focusing on camera for now
Ziyan said:
The workarounds just force it to take screenshots on CPU-path, they don't change anything else.
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How about using SurfaceFlinger's Sync framwork now?
https://github.com/omnirom/android_...mmit/d677ae87b2466b03a6ca1cda6ee532c6ba407f8c
@Ziyan https://gerrit.omnirom.org/#/c/8141/
https://gerrit.omnirom.org/#/c/8156/ cherypick those and recompile
Ziyan said:
Yeah, but the glitches are still there. Actually, that may be a bug in android itself (it affects a lot of devices), they may have fixed it on L... and those workarounds are really not important, as the problem only comes when taking screenshots. And since android takes screenshots for the rotation animation, etc, those glitches appear there as well. The workarounds just force it to take screenshots on CPU-path, they don't change anything else.
I think they fixed it in DDK 1.12 (which is the next version after 1.9), but that's another story, as I think it does not support our GPU (but it may in the future).
Not yet, I'm focusing on camera for now
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Ziyan, thanks for the awesome work
It 's possible to have some screenshots?
Andromeda Kernel
Supported: SM-N910F & SM-N910V
Do not try to flash this on ANY other variant than the N910F (Snapdragon, European)! It might work, but it can fail and end in a bootloop! Testers for SM-N910G wanted!
Disclaimer
Your warranty is now void.
We are not responsible if your phone will be damaged, broken, bootlooping or detonating in a thermonuclear reaction.
YOU are choosing to make these modifications and accept the fact that something might go wrong.
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About me and Andromeda / Philosophy
Andromeda Kernel was created by a madman who tries to combine raw power, stability and batterylife in his high-tech laboratory home. IÄm not doing compromises and will always listen to every feedback and feature request!
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Index
OP Post: About the kernel, basic changelog, Download, Credits
Post 2 : Changelog Preview + Development Status, FAQ
Post 3 : Known Issues, Fixes and Updates about pending fixes
Post 4 : Reserved for future use (Better safe than sorry, right? )
Features:
# Based on Samsung OpenSource Kernel XXU1BOB4
# SeLinux Permissive
# Linux version 3.10.40
# Overclocking and Underclocking (268mhz - 3,07Ghz)
# Governors: Intelliactive, Bluactive (more to come...)
# Compiled with GCC Linaro 4.9.3 Cortex A15 (03.2015) [/CENTER]
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Changelog
Andromeda Stable 2.1
- Overclock and Underclock (268mhz - 3,07Ghz)
- Kernel NEON mode implemented
- Added KCAL Color Control (v2)(Controllable from KControl or this app: http://downloads.codefi.re/savoca/kcal)
- IntelliPlug is disabled for now (Great change, I know lol)
- Brandnew IntelliThermal from faux *yay*
Andromeda Stable 1.0
- FauxSound 3.6 fully integrated
- IntelliPlug 4.0
- Enhancements and battery optimizations
- Renamed the Kernel in the settings, the last one was a disaster http://forum.xda-developers.com/for...xda-developers.com/images/smilies/biggrin.gif
- 57% Support with KControl currently (Playstore App)
Andromeda Milestone 1.0.0 (Public Release)
- Based on BOB4 Stock kernel
- Added Bluactive and Intelliactive governors
- SeLinux Permissive (Try viper4Android, it's great!)
- Compiled with Linaro 4.9.3 Cortex A15
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Please check Post Nr.2 for the list of features to be included!
Downloads:
Important: Do NOT make mirrors please! If you want one, please request it. Unofficial mirrors found will be reported, please respect this.
http://d-h.st/tNu1 (Stable 2.1)
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How to Install
You have to have a custom recovery like TWRP, Philz or CWM installed.
- Download the kernel
- Reboot to recovery
- A backup is always recommended
- Flash the zip file
- You're done! Reboot and enjoy.
Credits:
Pafcholini - If it weren't for you, we'd be stuck at compiling or somewhere else. Massive Thanks for helping, guiding and having incredible patience with my incompetence
Psycho_666 - For boldly flashing what no one had flashed before and for continued support. Try SimpleRom it's an awesome ROM. And there's a new version to be launched soon, with a specially built SimpleKernel, derived from Andromeda
*To be updated in the future*
Rsroms- For being the most fearless Tester there is on the world, thanks for the massive help!
XDA:DevDB Information
AndromedaKernel, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Contributors
mythos234
Source Code:https://gitlab.com/mythos234/AndromedaN910F-LL/
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Abandoned
Current Stable Version: Stable 2.1
Stable Release Date: 2015-03-30
Beta Release Date: 2015-03-17
Created 2015-03-17
Last Updated 2015-05-08
Changelog Preview / FAQ
Changelog Preview
To be included in next build (Andromeda_Stable_V1)
# Synapse Support (Use Trickstermod Pro or Kcontrol for now)
# IntelliPlug 4.0 (make it work finally.. Sorry for the screwup)
# Voltage Control
# Support for the N910T (T-Mobile Variant)
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# Enhancements and battery optimizations
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Feature requests are always welcome and highly encouraged! Just as reviews and feedback
Benchmarks:
Just how fast is this kernel? Well, this should answer it:
Frequently asked Questions (FAQ)
Or Questions and answers, since this thread is new.
Q: Can this be flashed on the Exynos Note 4?
A: No, by no means. The Exynos model is completely incompatible, sorry.
Q: And what about other Snapdragon versions?
A: I can't advise to do that, it's untested and might not work. If you know how to handle bootloops and can remove my kernel if it doesn't boot, then you can always try it and tell me how it went. More variants would be awesome.
Q: Yikes, this kernel is too close to stock! What about more features?
A: More features will be included, please check the changelog preview. You can also request features and track the progress. I will make a section on this thread to display the feature request and write if I look at them, make them or - and that might happen - reject them.
- To be updated..
Known Issues / Fixes
Bootloop if you have Viper4Android installed and flashed Andromeda over it
Fix: Uninstall Viper, install Andromeda and then reinstall.
If this issue persists in my future builds, then I'll add an automated script to remove Viper4Android upon installation of the kernel.
Welcome Aboard Mate Good luck Stefan.
G is on kk how to test it. Kernel mentioned as 5.0.1
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bhasg1007 said:
G is on kk how to test it. Kernel mentioned as 5.0.1
Sent from my SM-N910F using XDA Free mobile app
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Still on kk? Samsung is slower than I thought lol... Thanks for letting me know, edited the thread. Probably better to try it when G receives official 5.0
Seems like a great Kernel, good luck buddy
Going to test on my n910t after work. Ktoonsez is the only booting kernel so far for TW5.0 but we have a data issue
Welcome thanks for the work: Bueno:
Hey stefan, great work, can i use it with simplrom, although i am happy with nadia
Rsroms said:
Hey stefan, great work, can i use it with simplrom, although i am happy with nadia
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Hi, yes of course you can! We are actually working on deeper and more exclusive support for SimpleRom too. Stay tuned for version 2.1, it will be awesome
My kernel is much closer to the stock base, so you might get some more performance squeezed out - especially if you select Intelliactive as your governor - but at the cost of battery. I'm still not so big on features, the last couple of days my compiler decided to give me a hard time :crying:
Only 910F for now though!
this kernel is the best one for note 4 it is soo fast
nadia kernel not good lag soo much
rowihel2012 said:
this kernel is the best one for note 4 it is soo fast
nadia kernel not good lag soo much
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same devs in this kernel like nadia , hahahahaha nadia kernel lag , boy, you need to read more before posting
ManDone.vRs said:
same devs in this kernel like nadia , hahahahaha nadia kernel lag , boy, you need to read more before posting
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I'm not part of their Team, but Pafcholini is teaching me Don't worry, this kernel is not a clone of Nadia. My newest and upcoming build is as fluent as the last one and the batterylife is holding up a ton better too. No compromises on either side, thats my motto!
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I'm not part of their Team, but Pafcholini is teaching me Don't worry, this kernel is not a clone of Nadia. My newest and upcoming build is as fluent as the last one and the batterylife is holding up a ton better too. No compromises on either side, thats my motto!
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yeah stefan i know , but when i see a reply from unknow users and said : x kernel got lag , y kernel so bad , hey ! wake up ! need to read more than 1 week to know about a custom kernel Cheers compi .
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yeah stefan i know , but when i see a reply from unknow users and said : x kernel got lag , y kernel so bad , hey ! wake up ! need to read more than 1 week to know about a custom kernel Cheers compi .
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Haha, I know what you mean I love the compliment, but I know as well as you do, that Nadia doesn't lag, unless the Synapse settings are set wrong. Too bad that my attempts at Synapse aren't going so great atm..
Hi, this kernel is compatible with BOC3 version, of Lollipop netherland??? Thank u
xxxfirenzexxx said:
Hi, this kernel is compatible with BOC3 version, of Lollipop netherland??? Thank u
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This kernel is compatible with F version
xxxfirenzexxx said:
Hi, this kernel is compatible with BOC3 version, of Lollipop netherland??? Thank u
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Yes, it is. I don't know what changes Sammy made to the BOC3 kernel yet, so mine might be a bit slower than the BOC3 stock one. But it works with the version just fine
Andromeda Stable 1.0 released!
Good evening everyone,
it took me a while, but I present you the first Stable build of Andromeda!
Changelog
- FauxSound 3.6 fully integrated
- IntelliPlug 4.0
- Enhancements and battery optimizations (mainly centered around powersuspend and adaptations to the default interactive governor)
- Renamed the Kernel in the settings, the last one was a disaster
- 57% Support with KControl currently (Playstore App)
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About the Overclocking and Synapse...
I originally intended to include both in this build, but it will still need much more time and work and I didn't want to keep you away from the great upgrades I made in this version, so those two goodies will come later. I can highly recommend trying TricksterMod and KControl, both from the PlayStore.
And a very special announcement...
Perhaps the biggest change is that I recently joined "Team Simple - Simply Awesome" cool and will contribute an adapted version of the Andromeda kernel to SimpleRom, starting with the very close release of it's 2.1 Build. We planned something special - FauxSound is only the cherry on the Audiophile package inbuilt, so be very excited for whats coming up and be sure to try SimpleRom, especially the upcoming 2.1 version!
Oh, btw. I will also open a thread for the SimpleKernel once the Rom is released, to provide an optimized yet very close to stock experience! And there are also plans for an Exynos Build (the N910C), but I need some help with the Exy, so if anyone could lend me a hand, it would be highly appreciated! Now I understand why most devs settle for the Snapdragon..
Link to SimplRom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/rom-simplrom-v1-t3004628
Download for Andromeda Stable 1.0:
http://d-h.st/TBO4
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