Why gsm galaxy nexus doesn't have a working 3.4.X kernel ?????? For example i9001 have it!!!!!!
I don't know ????????!!! :S
Because the GNex uses TI silicon.
For the noobs... TI = Texas Instrument
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For the noobs... Silicon = What microprocessors are made of(different from implants)
Because the devs haven't done it yet.
It should be possible as older devices have done it.
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tiny4579 said:
Because the devs haven't done it yet.
It should be possible as older devices have done it.
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Possible: yes.
But what's the point? Why do you want your kernel version to say 3.4? What does it bring for you? There's a reason Google hasn't (yet) updated the kernel beyond whatever it is now.
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RoadToNever said:
For the noobs... Silicon = What microprocessors are made of(different from implants)
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Lol
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i heard TI development team is disbanded
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Possible: yes.
But what's the point? Why do you want your kernel version to say 3.4? What does it bring for you? There's a reason Google hasn't (yet) updated the kernel beyond whatever it is now.
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Yeah there's a reason. Its easier not to port it from 3.0 to 3.4. You are right. While I wouldn't say it's just a version change as aosp commits go into 3.4 as well, most of the changes would not even be noticed by the end user.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2206112
I know tha gnex have ti omap processore but why developer not port 3.4 kerel and samsung galaxy s plus that have Qualcomm MSM8255T Snapdragon
CPU 1.4 GHz Scorpion have 3.4 kernel, ti omap 4460 is newer than MSM8255T ? I want 3.4 kernel because it is in all the new devices that have 4.1.X and my that have 4.2.2 not have it
Even if you get 3.4, you wouldn't see any advantage..its only an increased number
Our gnex born with 3.0.x and will always stay on 3.0.x officially
Porting it from 3.0 to 3.4 will only introduce problems with the hardware, WiFi, sensors, battery drain, crash..
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diaboliko.hacker said:
I know tha gnex have ti omap processore but why developer not port 3.4 kerel and samsung galaxy s plus that have Qualcomm MSM8255T Snapdragon
CPU1.4 GHz Scorpion have 3.4 kernel, ti omap 4460 is newer than MSM8255T ? I want 3.4 kernel because it is in all the new devices that have 4.1.X and my that have 4.2.2 not have it
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Again, I ask you what will 3.4 bring you that the current 3.0.x kernel doesn't already do for you?
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diaboliko.hacker said:
I know tha gnex have ti omap processore but why developer not port 3.4 kerel and samsung galaxy s plus that have Qualcomm MSM8255T Snapdragon
CPU 1.4 GHz Scorpion have 3.4 kernel, ti omap 4460 is newer than MSM8255T ? I want 3.4 kernel because it is in all the new devices that have 4.1.X and my that have 4.2.2 not have it
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Then port it yourself..
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Hello,
When i try to run the 1.4ghz hack, (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1380064),
I get stuck on the google screen.
And when I try to use franco's kernal it all works but I have a max cpu of 1200mhz.
Has anyone else eccounted the same problem and how do you fix it so you get the 1400mhz.
Thanks
The kernel from that link is 4.0.2. Franco's latest kernel doesn't have OC. Try one of the other 4.0.3 kernels that can OC such as Apex on rootzwiki.
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I treid it with paulobriens mod but don't know how to get it to work.
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The kernel from that link is 4.0.2. Franco's latest kernel doesn't have OC. Try one of the other 4.0.3 kernels that can OC such as Apex on rootzwiki.
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Thanks for that information - i'll hav ea look into it
If you are getting stuck at the Google screen it means your phone can't handle 1.4ghz
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If you are getting stuck at the Google screen it means your phone can't handle 1.4ghz
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Aren't these 1.5 chips?
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Im having the same problem. I think the kernal i was using is for 4.0.3 only.. i missed the 4.0.2 version by a day. My only hope is that when 4.0.3 su.zip comes out in a few weeks it will work then because im not sure i want to port it from another device
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Aren't these 1.5 chips?
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I believe they're 1.4, but if you read the thread in the dev section about overclocking/undervolting patches it explains a lot in regards to why the phones won't boot/lag when it comes to all of this.
Will The Droid Inc Ever Get a 3.0.X.X. Kernel?
Officially? Highly doubtful. That doesn't stop someone from porting it, though.
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Officially? Highly doubtful. That doesn't stop someone from porting it, though.
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Official Is Over rated xDD.
I'm talking about a dev compiling a 3.0.X Kernel, it'll make everything else run smoother.
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Official Is Over rated xDD.
I'm talking about a dev compiling a 3.0.X Kernel, it'll make everything else run smoother.
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It wouldn't be worth the work. I have been told by a few kernel devs that it would create more problems.
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Albinoman said:
It wouldn't be worth the work. I have been told by a few kernel devs that it would create more problems.
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The Droid 3 has kexec 3.0.8 Kernel.
We have an unlocked boot loader with 2.6.x.x. its kinda sad.
Then again this phone is 2 years old. But i just don't want to see this little device die.
A hybrid 2.6.38/3.0.x kernel might be possible, although it still wouldn't be a pure 3.0.x kernel. One of the problems is that we don't have 3.0.x kernel drivers for the HTC incredible.
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A hybrid 2.6.38/3.0.x kernel might be possible, although it still wouldn't be a pure 3.0.x kernel. One of the problems is that we don't have 3.0.x kernel drivers for the HTC incredible.
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Wouldn't that help performance in ics roms and higher?
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Wouldn't that help performance in ics roms and higher?
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Possibly. The jellybean interactive governor could improve performance with a small drop in battery life or you could just use the performance governor to help smooth things out. Newer version does not always mean better or faster especially with old devices.
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F2FS IS STILL UNDER PRE-ALPHA. FLASH WITH AN F2FS ROM AT YOUR RISK.
With the introduction of so many kernels in the forums, every user just wants his/her phone to enjoy the crisp experience of their device. With ASKP, you get to enjoy the brilliant works of all developers into one small kernel. ASKP, is a modified kernel that merges many tweaks together, just like P.A.C.
Downloads: http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=1104#downloads
Source: https://github.com/AmperificSuperKANG/kernel_tuna
Credits:
Everyone. From XDA.
Based on: Fancy Kernel r30 with the removal of a few commits made by boype to make it more differentiable.
XDA:DevDB Information
Amperific SuperKang Project, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Contributors
Amperific, pattyboi, idrito,enricocid
Kernel Special Features: Advanced Hotplugging System
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: v1.0
Stable Release Date: 2014-03-24
Created 2013-10-12
Last Updated 2014-09-23
Reserved
And.... waiting....
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Still waiting
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Still waiting
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Still Still waiting )
It's out. Check the downloads up by discussions.
From here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=1104#downloads
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All good so far, looking forward to seeing how the hotplug governor works. I noticed that one core is offline even when MPS is set to 0.
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All good so far, looking forward to seeing how the hotplug governor works. I noticed that one core is offline even when MPS is set to 0.
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Hotplug is now unaffected by MPS. Wheeee. Hotplug has governing issues fixed
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So we can set it to 2 for..... EXTREME HOTPLUGGING!!!! ?
I remember when it would cause issues. Nice to see you back in the game :thumbup:
RoyJ said:
So we can set it to 2 for..... EXTREME HOTPLUGGING!!!! ?
I remember when it would cause issues. Nice to see you back in the game :thumbup:
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haha. XD YEAH EXTREME HOTPLUGGING! XD
Well, yeah. I'm making the next build already. LOL. I guess I'm desperate to build. XD
Next build shall include more vanilla variant commits.
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Hey Amp. Had a screen freeze with Hotplug shortly after setting MCPS to 2. I was using the official Facebook app. Changed to dyninteractive and so far so good. Amazing screen on idle drain so far. AOSPAL (sabermod)
Gonna try hot plug again with it at 0 see if I can keep it from happening again. Oh and PGM does work. I tested with PGM app not touch control. B)
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Hey Amp. Had a screen freeze with Hotplug shortly after setting MCPS to 2. I was using the official Facebook app. Changed to dyninteractive and so far so good. Amazing screen on idle drain so far. AOSPAL (sabermod)
Gonna try hot plug again with it at 0 see if I can keep it from happening again. Oh and PGM does work. I tested with PGM app not touch control. B)
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Okay. I'll see to the issue. ^^
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Please add your issue under bug reports, so as to allow me to have a more organised workdesk
Was the new kernel release ?
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Was the new kernel release ?
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What do you mean? XD
Next build, Belo.
Features FULL Security Enhancement Linux (SELinux)
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Well the post says code name aero n it has date 10-12-13 so I was assuming a release of your kernel was out
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Well the post says code name aero n it has date 10-12-13 so I was assuming a release of your kernel was out
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It is if u check a few posts up u will see the link, try reading the whole thread first instead of asking
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Hey amp, I don't want to be "that guy", but I was wondering if your new builds will include whatever mpokang did that increased the RAM speed? I don't really care for the tradeoff of 1080p for the extra 100mb of ram with that kernel, but I use it anyway for the RAM speed boost introduced in v10 beta.
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Hey amp, I don't want to be "that guy", but I was wondering if your new builds will include whatever mpokang did that increased the RAM speed? I don't really care for the tradeoff of 1080p for the extra 100mb of ram with that kernel, but I use it anyway for the RAM speed boost introduced in v10 beta.
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By saying you don't want to be "that guy" you're implying that you totally want to be "that guy" XD
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By saying you don't want to be "that guy" you're implying that you totally want to be "that guy" XD
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My quest for the ultimate kernel far outweighs my wish to not be "that guy". xD
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With all this talk about how the gnex can't run 4.4 because ti no longer releases drivers for android and the 3.4 kernel being required, it's making my head spin. I've also heard my phone has always been on 3.4....wait what? Shouldn't all devices with the same android version run the same kernel? Now I'm hearing it's possible to build kitkat with the old kernel.... I'm going to go throw up and pass out...
Really just want some clarification on this subject
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With all this talk about how the gnex can't run 4.4 because ti no longer releases drivers for android and the 3.4 kernel being required, it's making my head spin. I've also heard my phone has always been on 3.4....wait what? Shouldn't all devices with the same android version run the same kernel? Now I'm hearing it's possible to build kitkat with the old kernel.... I'm going to go throw up and pass out...
Really just want some clarification on this subject
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1) Our phone's always been on 3.0 kernel, which was announced End Of Life this October.
2) Not necessarily new Android versions need new kernel versions. Even 2.6 kernel can run Android 4.1, which typically requires 3.0 or 3.4 kernel.
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Cor-master said:
With all this talk about how the gnex can't run 4.4 because ti no longer releases drivers for android and the 3.4 kernel being required, it's making my head spin. I've also heard my phone has always been on 3.4....wait what? Shouldn't all devices with the same android version run the same kernel? Now I'm hearing it's possible to build kitkat with the old kernel.... I'm going to go throw up and pass out...
Really just want some clarification on this subject
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At the basic, the KERNEL is the low level base code on which all instructions are set. Lets say is in charge of dictate how things are done, again, at the very low level.
Thus Kernel is only needed if your phone has functions or features that are only found in that Kernel version. Lets say that kernel 3.4 has rules on how manage bluetooth 4.0 LE, but our Galaxy Nexus doesnt have Bluetooth 4.0.(Isnt ???). Those that kernel is not really required.
Things become more complex as you add more variables like memory managment, I/O managment, and those thing that improve over each update and maybe are needed in order to work with newer OS version.
I cant really tell you features that are needed in KitKat 4.4 against Kernel 3.4 not found in Kernel 3.0, so I'm not the man that can tell you if bringin(or the lack of) 4.4 to our GNex is a middle finger from Google or not.
Yeah I got curious about some stuff so I decided to manually look at what kernal every device is running. My 4 is 3.4 now, nexus 7 first gen is 3.1, my wife's nook with cm10.2 is 3.0, and my buddies gnexes are also 3.0, while the kitkat kernal is actually 3.8
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Yeah I got curious about some stuff so I decided to manually look at what kernal every device is running. My 4 is 3.4 now, nexus 7 first gen is 3.1, my wife's nook with cm10.2 is 3.0, and my buddies gnexes are also 3.0, while the kitkat kernal is actually 3.8
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But all AOSP KitKat builds (not ports) for Nexus 4 runs on 3.4. 3.8 is merely a speculation I've seen somewhere.
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AndyYan said:
But all AOSP KitKat builds (not ports) for Nexus 4 runs on 3.4. 3.8 is merely a speculation I've seen somewhere.
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Crazy. So is there any hope for the developer community to build kitkat Roms that fully work for the galaxy nexus or is development dead beyond 4.3 other than experimental builds that stuff like the front camera/GPS/Bluetooth doesn't work?
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They'll have to hack it like jt did for the galaxy S.
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I want to know what is the endpoint of gnex kernel upgrade? Does it have any limitation and is it possible to develope 3.4 version of linux fot gnex kernel?
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it is possible to get 3.4 for gnex , its just too difficult , there are some devs working on it atm.
The latest GNex kernel to be supported is 3.0.101. As stated, a 3.4 kernel is being worked on.
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