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Hi since i am using my desire iam asking myself if there is a kernel to overclock the device more than the usual max. of 1,2 ghz which are given in the most roms and propably kernels....
In the past i hat an acer liquid which actually uses the same cpu but some sort of broken or not well done ones so itonly runs at 700 mhz but mine was actually able to up to 1,1 ghz so i think there must be at least some desire which are able to go higher than 1,2 ghz, but until now did not found a 2.3 rom or kernel which enables this.
Any one arround here who knows how to modifie a kernel to enable more frequencies?
The best I've seen so far is 1113 Mhz...but of course different Desires have different capacities. I can cook up a kernel for you with 1.2 Ghz, but you have it from me that it will simply reboot immediately!
I did some experiments with overclocking, and round about 1113 MHz was the maximum stable frequency, above my device got serious instability / freezes.
mine is running stable at 1190 mhz now but want to test where its stable but cant find a kernel for sense 3.5 which supports higher frequencies...
but as you said before every cpu is differnt maybe it can go higher
Droidzone said:
The best I've seen so far is 1113 Mhz...but of course different Desires have different capacities. I can cook up a kernel for you with 1.2 Ghz, but you have it from me that it will simply reboot immediately!
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Sandvolds ICS goes up to 1260Mhz with SetCPU, forgot what kernel it uses.
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Sandvolds ICS goes up to 1260Mhz with SetCPU, forgot what kernel it uses.
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Does it just enable the freq or it actually is stable at that freq? If the latter, then I do need to have a look at the source!
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Does it just enable the freq or it actually is stable at that freq? If the latter, then I do need to have a look at the source!
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Err I'm not 100% sure that THAT was the actual frequency, but it was the 2nd highest setting (highest setting rebooted) and it was fairly stable. Check it out with setcpu
Try this:
http://supernova.droidzone.in/?p=1134
The last link.
Try to take it to 1.26 Ghz
Droidzone said:
Try this:
http://supernova.droidzone.in/?p=1134
The last link.
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Are you able to add usb menu for sense 3.5 roms? Maybe also in your last stable kernel? Would be very great.
bone069 said:
Are you able to add usb menu for sense 3.5 roms? Maybe also in your last stable kernel? Would be very great.
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I dont use that rom. Maybe if your dev can provide info about why Htc's default kernel causes that bug in his rom, then I can check it out...
Just got the following answer of Sebastiaan:
sebastiaan15 said:
i dont no what causes that bug in the sense 3.5
let him put the usbfix in
snq thit the same thing for me
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Are you able to get this fix? Maybe in Gingercakes github. In his kernel it is working, too.
Sorry I have no experience in Linux and kernel developing so I don't know where I can find this fix to send you a link to implement it.
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Just got the following answer of Sebastiaan:
Are you able to get this fix? Maybe in Gingercakes github. In his kernel it is working, too.
Sorry I have no experience in Linux and kernel developing so I don't know where I can find this fix to send you a link to implement it.
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I hope you can now understand why I dont take pains to implement this..
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I hope you can now understand why I dont take pains to implement this..
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Ok this is a pity but nothing I can change, sorry
Droidzone said:
I dont use that rom. Maybe if your dev can provide info about why Htc's default kernel causes that bug in his rom, then I can check it out...
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Hi Droidzone,
so here it is:
USB Mount Fix
Are you able to implement this fix in your overclocked and last stable GB kernel as well?
Many thanks.
I'll see what I can do.
Ok, it's done. Remember to share the link to webpage rather than reuploading the kernels, if you want to share them..
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Ok, it's done. Remember to share the link to webpage rather than reuploading the kernels, if you want to share them..
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Yes of course. While sharing I will post the link to your webpage.
Many many thanks for your assistance!!
No problem. You did your part too. I was indeed aware of the github, but I just wanted to gauge your level of interest..
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No problem. You did your part too. I was indeed aware of the github, but I just wanted to gauge your level of interest..
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I was very interested in your kernel as per some user reports. So lets have a look how smooth it feels with the rom I am using
Thanks again
Hi,
Would this kernel work with roms like cm7 or oxygen? I currently use eviolett's manu 2.1 at 1190Mhz without any issues and would like to see if my phone perform stably at a higher speed.
After building a CM9 kernel with some added features as part of my CM9-UNOFFICIAL-building, I decided to make a separate kernel topic: Mackay Kernel.
This kernel is based on stock CM9-kernel by pawitp.
Today's release will be the final ICS release! From today on I will start working on a JB kernel. First release may take a few weeks.
Because it is a final release, there will be 4 flavours:
-regular
-XLmem (396MB RAM, no 720p recording, 720p playback works)
-VC (Voodoo color)
-VC+XLmem
If you like a CM9 with the Mackay Kernel included, there is also MackayROM, which is an adapted CM9:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28149230
Changelog:
12 August 2012 - ICS_Final
Changelog
Additions since previous stable version:
s5pc110_battery: fix charging display for car dock
fix freeze when max frequncy is set to 800 MHz
fixed charging-autostart bug, now the device stays off, and powers on properly (thanks DerTeufel)
Updated to linux version 3.0.39
General features:
Build using the July Linaro toolchain
O3 optimization
Updated to linux kernel version 3.0.39
Mackay kernel bootsplash
Based on a single initramfs & using bootloop detection to prevent bootloops
Mackay recovery (based on CWM recovery v6.0.1.1)
Governors added:
SmartassV2 (default)
Wheatley
Optimized ondemand/conservative parameters
Schedulers:
SIO (default)
Added functionality:
Bigmem (384MB; XLmem of 396 available as well)
Adaptable vibration intensity (by setting /sys/class/timed_output/duty)
Improved SD-card read/write speed under windows
Call volume hack (using Settings>Advanced to set volumes)
Reduced battery polling interval
Credits:
-teamhacksung/pawitp for making CyanogenMod work on our ancient phone
-stratosk/DerTeufel/Mialwe for the inspiration I got from their kernels
-rootax for providing a high-speed server for high quality downloads
Download: https://s.basketbuild.com/devs/kasperhettinga/sgs/kernel/pre-KK/
Source code:
Kernel: https://github.com/kasperhettinga/samsung-kernel-aries
Ramdisk: https://github.com/kasperhettinga/ics-ramdisk/commits/mackay_ramdisk
This kernel has some additions to prevent bootloops. However, if you get into a bootloop you can flash the kernel to be downloaded below with Odin (tar can be used directly) or Heimdall (the zImage should first be extracted from the tar file).
Download: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/69000552/Mackay-Final/Mackay_Kernel_ICS_Final.tar or http://www.mediafire.com/?pbbhj88n3k0dn33
first
What´s the goal of your kernel?
Nice to see you building one .
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first
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congratz u have won a pair of used socks
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urim225 said:
congratz u have won a pair of used socks
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As long as it aren´t yours .
BTW I´ve edited my post.
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What´s the goal of your kernel?
Nice to see you building one .
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Goal is to have a basic kernel with some add-ons. There are some full-blown kernels for CM9 like semaphore/devil which give a lot of extras. But I like to keep it closer to stock (with no need for additional kernel apps), but still add a few extras.
Just flashed, working great. I guess we had a hole with a simple kernel after mialwe jumped to gs3, now it's full.
Can you compile with o3?
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Can you compile with o3?
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+1
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THX!
@kasper:
very cool to finally see an own thread for your kernel!
thx for all your effort providing a lightweight and simple yet powerful and optimized kernel for our devices...
greetz,
sUsH
Hi Kasper,
Have been using your CM7 kang builds and they always worked smooth. I am really happy to see you making a "close to stock kernel" which i guess lot of people here would appreciate.
Best of luck n 3Cheers
Welcome Dev For SGS... reserved for future..
@kasper_h Thx for the kernel, its super slick! I just miss one thing: BLN, can you add them in next version?
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@kasper_h Thx for the kernel, its super slick! I just miss one thing: BLN, can you add them in next version?
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No plans for BLN. BLN is one of those features which requires a special app. I use the regular led notification myself which is controlled through CM9-settings. Less powerful, but also no additional memory footprint from an additional app.
With regard to -O3 flags, I will definitely look into that.
I just recoded my OC patch, used midnight kernel as a template. I hope to finish that part of the project later today. After that, I will look into compiler flags.
yaatzek said:
Just flashed, working great. I guess we had a hole with a simple kernel after mialwe jumped to gs3, now it's full.
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SGS2 Nice to see you remember me - actually I must admit I miss the SGS1 oO.
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Things I'm working on:
-OC (basic OC, not live OC)
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Nice to see another kernel beeing worked on
I don't know if it helps somehow but my first commit for standard-UV/OC can bee found here @ Github (CM9/samsung-kernel-aries). Worked great for several months, maybe it can save you some time. Btw. I'm a long time, passive follower of your cherry-pick enhanced ROMs thread, thanks for that
Edit: Uups, missed you last sentence @ last post, sorry.
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SGS2 Nice to see you remember me - actually I must admit I miss the SGS1 oO.
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You sold it :what:?
No - reactivated it this morning </OT, sorry>
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No plans for BLN. BLN is one of those features which requires a special app. I use the regular led notification myself which is controlled through CM9-settings. Less powerful, but also no additional memory footprint from an additional app.
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Ok, but I dont use cm9, is there a way I can use led notif on other rom(F1 ics)?
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Ok, but I dont use cm9, is there a way I can use led notif on other rom(F1 ics)?
Wysyłane z mojego GT-I9000 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
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You should ask the rom dev.
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mialwe said:
Nice to see another kernel beeing worked on
I don't know if it helps somehow but my first commit for standard-UV/OC can bee found here @ Github (CM9/samsung-kernel-aries). Worked great for several months, maybe it can save you some time. Btw. I'm a long time, passive follower of your cherry-pick enhanced ROMs thread, thanks for that
Edit: Uups, missed you last sentence @ last post, sorry.
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This is indeed the patch I looked at to implement OC Adapting it to include an additional 1400MHz OC step.
I just added a testversion of the Mackay kernel. It includes OC (only 1200MHz for the time being). This is quite stable for me, but not perfect yet (my phone is very bad at OC, so I can not really test this very well).
Removed the OCtest kernel as it is buggy for me: it just stops working when screen is turned of for some time. Need some more time for trying/testing etc.
Thanks for attention, hope my efforts have become a catalyst to something great
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Great one!! Thank you very much, I hope this development will benefit all of us here
Have you tried using dhd.ko from CM9, or maybe even from Cowithgun's kernel? I also have no Idea, but I'm really interested in Kernel development. Too bad I haven't got enough time to try it :|
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dhd.ko was compiled alongside with kernel, automatically.. the only problem is to use it properly
great job! did that kernel fix "can't turn on phone while off & charging"?
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great job! did that kernel fix "can't turn on phone while off & charging"?
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atm no, it's almost a copy of arco's kernel and not interesting at all, i'm just at the very beginning of a work, maybe sometimes later any1 finds something to solve it
I respect your work.Thanks for your contribution .
Hey dimaka! Good news that you starting to kernel development maybe in future you can add more governors like smartassv2 or sio i/o, or maybe you can overclock/undervolt it but yeah goodluck
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guys, if you've seen any good guides to kernel modding, let me know..
seems like smartassv2 and lulzactive governors work..
still can't make wifi working..
google can't give me any links to i\o scheduler works, strange.. OC and UV are nice ideas, noted
changed toolchain compiler from google's prebuilts (source.android.com) to DooMLoRD's ones, seems it will be nice
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guys, if you've seen any good guides to kernel modding, let me know..
seems like smartassv2 and lulzactive governors work..
still can't make wifi working..
google can't give me any links to i\o scheduler works, strange.. OC and UV are nice ideas, noted
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About the Wifi being broken, i'm not sure but mind trying to see if this can fix it?
Sorry if i'm unhelpful since I got no skills at all when it comes to this stuff.
whoa, a kernel developers , finally, great job man !
hope someone can implemented USB Host Driver Enabler http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=21503413
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whoa, a kernel developers , finally, great job man !
hope someone can implemented USB Host Driver Enabler http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=21503413
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Honestly i'm more eager to get this working so there are better governors for the SGW rather than spending time and effort just to have USB hosting.
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About the Wifi being broken, i'm not sure but mind trying to see if this can fix it?
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thanks, but it's not what i needed, my wifi worked nice in any others' roms, now i just get an error caused by my own kernel
Groovecain said:
whoa, a kernel developers , finally, great job man !
hope someone can implemented USB Host Driver Enabler http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=21503413
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thanks) afaik absence of usb otg a hardware limitation cause or device is not a flagship samsung.. let their marketeers burn in hell..:angel:
and seems that it's not a job of an urgent priority
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thanks, but it's not what i needed, my wifi worked nice in any others' roms, now i just get an error caused by my own kernel
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Sorry, I guess i'll keep searching the forums to see what comes up.
I'm just wondering is it possible to view the kernel of a similar Samsung phone that has more governors and use that layout as a base for the modded arco kernel?
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Sorry, I guess i'll keep searching the forums to see what comes up.
I'm just wondering is it possible to view the kernel of a similar Samsung phone that has more governors and use that layout as a base for the modded arco kernel?
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governors are not a question, but OC\UV and other tweaks are needed..
try lurking s+ dev section, they're our main source
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1270
moar teasers!
take a look on smartass governor
kernel is now empowered by linaro compiler
still waiting for some1 to help me resolve wifi issue
fixed smartassV2 problems, works nicely
also found the place to add i\o governors.. hm, the kernel has deadline, cfq, bfq, noop in sources.. strange, only bfq and noop are selectable in nofrills
have found sources of something like anticipatory.. searching further..
Wow can't wait this kernel released
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And you can take a look here https://github.com/CastagnaIT
Credits to castagnaIT from s+ forum
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hotheabilly said:
And you can take a look here https://github.com/CastagnaIT
Credits to castagnaIT from s+ forum
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oh yes) that's what i was waiting for) thanks a lot..
hm, still have fails with smartassV2.. maybe will try to take 1 of that kernels as a base) how i like the fact that s+ and W are almost twins...
remembering about the times of cross-flashins Siemens C\ME75 and CX\M75
Just as a suggestion, ever heard of PEGASUS governor on Siyah Kernel? It's epic for battery/performance balance. Would be a dream to have it on our phone. Your work is greatly appreciated:thumbup::thumbup:
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I will be trying to modify Turbo Kernel 3.1 to add some funcionalities and maybe even fix some bugs but fixing bugs is going to be a big problem if I won't be taught programming immidiately after I start school, so ATM I can add 2 things in dan's kernel.
2GHz O/C - it can be done, it's just changing 0 to 1 and rebuild...
Voltage adjustment...well it might be a problem for me since I can't find any tutorial for that thing and therefore I have no idea how to do this... can anybody help me or find a tutorial for me? Thanks...
I'm trying to get into kernels so please help me with this
I found this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1331610
is adding this code to that file going to work?...
I thought that at least one user here is experienced enough
It seems that any1 with enough dev skills left our play ;(
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I thought that at least one user here is experienced enough
It seems that any1 with enough dev skills left our play ;(
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There are some developers still working on the Play, but are more focused on getting kernel 3.4.
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There are some developers still working on the Play, but are more focused on getting kernel 3.4.
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Well... Kind of. One of them is just going to join xperia play board, he hasn't joined us yet. Also that guy Hashy... I guess that he was just talking, I'm not sure tho. I couldn't see anything of what he has done, but let's hope that I'm wrong...
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Try contacting wedgess as his kernels support voltage modifications. At least lupus JB v5 does
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@wedgess please lend me a hand here then
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@wedgess please lend me a hand here then
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Look at this commit https://github.com/garwedgess/LuPuS-GingerBread/commit/3bff3b303bda7fa443a570639d15d283110b72a4
I know I added in governors as well in this commit but u can see where VDD support is added. You then must define it in your config. And thats it. But doesn't Dan have VDD support in Turbo kernel??
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Look at this commit https://github.com/garwedgess/LuPuS-GingerBread/commit/3bff3b303bda7fa443a570639d15d283110b72a4
I know I added in governors as well in this commit but u can see where VDD support is added. You then must define it in your config. And thats it. But doesn't Dan have VDD support in Turbo kernel??
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I have to define it in my config? Please explain. Also dan's kernel does not have VDD support. In neither roms nor IncrediControl I could change voltages.
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I have to define it in my config? Please explain. Also dan's kernel does not have VDD support. In neither roms nor IncrediControl I could change voltages.
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In your Turbo_zeus_defconfig ({or whatever your config is called} in arch/arm/configs
Add line 526
https://github.com/garwedgess/LuPuS-GingerBread/blob/master/arch/arm/configs/gar_zeus_defconfig
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In your Turbo_zeus_defconfig ({or whatever your config is called} in arch/arm/configs
Add line 526
https://github.com/garwedgess/LuPuS-GingerBread/blob/master/arch/arm/configs/gar_zeus_defconfig
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Thanks mate. As soon as I get more time I'll get myself to work on this
I am currently in MIUI 10, but i experience frame drops even in low settings.
I want to know which rom and kernel are best for gaming.
With fastcharge enabled.
Thanks in advance ,Really confused!
go for No-Name kernel
(overclocked up to 2.2 ghz)
u can play pubg in Medium settings
I used MIUI Dev rom + NO Name kernel for 3 days (smooth performance + good battery life)
Wrong section, this post should be in questions or discussions
rasik107 said:
go for No-Name kernel
(overclocked up to 2.2 ghz)
u can play pubg in Medium settings
I used MIUI Dev rom + NO Name kernel for 3 days (smooth performance + good battery life)
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Thanks for quick reply! Can I flash this kernel in Stock miui?
Overclocking will drain your battery fast so be careful.
ItsOm said:
Thanks for quick reply! Can I flash this kernel in Stock miui?
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yupp , u can.
but battery backup will be slightly less due to overclocked cpu !
try bootleggers unofficial with insigniux 12/mcaosp with default kernel/insigniux 11