latest kernel version? - Samsung Galaxy Nexus

I all.
I'm looking for a kernel for my galaxy nexus and i've noticed that most (all?) the latest kernel threads (I'm looking for a currently mantained kernels) are stuck at version 3.0.101 while linux kernel is arrived, today, at 3.19.1.
Now I know that the "android branch" is different than the main one but however I guess there should be newer versions around, like 3.4 or, even better, 3.10.
So, why it's so hard to find a newer version?
Any 3.4/3.10 kernel suggestion?
Thanks a lot.

lorenx said:
I all.
I'm looking for a kernel for my galaxy nexus and i've noticed that most (all?) the latest kernel threads (I'm looking for a currently mantained kernels) are stuck at version 3.0.101 while linux kernel is arrived, today, at 3.19.1.
Now I know that the "android branch" is different than the main one but however I guess there should be newer versions around, like 3.4 or, even better, 3.10.
So, why it's so hard to find a newer version?
Any 3.4/3.10 kernel suggestion?
Thanks a lot.
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Hahahahhahahhahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahhahhahahahaha... HA!
Funny... GTFO and read why Gnexus never will have 3.10 and MAYBE REALLY MAYBE we will have 3.4 (1% chance to get it)

piterdemon said:
Hahahahhahahhahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahhahhahahahaha... HA!
Funny... GTFO and read why Gnexus never will have 3.10 and MAYBE REALLY MAYBE we will have 3.4 (1% chance to get it)
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ok, but less is fine anyway.
however, it seems 3.0.101 is the newest we can have then...

lorenx said:
ok, but less is fine anyway.
however, it seems 3.0.101 is the newest we can have then...
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Sorry emotions was first [emoji14]
Yes 3.0.101 is latest for Gnex, bsmitty will focus his works on 3.4 when he will get Nexus6 (or he got it already, idk)
Its hard to develop 3.4 for Gnex because of missed drivers from Texas Instruments

piterdemon said:
Sorry emotions was first [emoji14]
Yes 3.0.101 is latest for Gnex, bsmitty will focus his works on 3.4 when he will get Nexus6 (or he got it already, idk)
Its hard to develop 3.4 for Gnex because of missed drivers from Texas Instruments
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I see. Thanks for the clarification.

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Thanks a bunch for that. does the same info apply for the cm10 SGT7 enhancement rom posted by twa_priv? i
Short answer...Yes
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Hopefully this will be my last question here...but I am slightly confused with the new "old kernel build" update...I figure its new so its an update, but it says old kernel...should i go with the old kernel build?
Maiine said:
Hopefully this will be my last question here...but I am slightly confused with the new "old kernel build" update...I figure its new so its an update, but it says old kernel...should i go with the old kernel build?
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Yeah, its proven to work. The new kernel build is experimental and is still getting some bugs worked out.
Thank You

Complaints with Galaxy Nexus 4.3 Update

el_charlie said:
I don't have that phone anymore, but I need to clarify some things:
- Bluetooth LE could be possible. The hardware is 4.0 but Google recertified as 3.0. One posible reason is that it needs a 3.4 kernel but it's not stable for the GNex.
- OpenGL ES 3.0 is hardware dependant. The PowerVR GPU on the GNex is a bit old.
- The 3.0.72 is not that old. In fact is one of the latest of the 3.0.X branch (if I'm not mistaken, the last one for that branch is 3.0.84). Like I said before, a 3.4 kernel is not stable on the phone. Maybe some dev can port it successfully and then enable Bluetooth LE, who knows.
So, there's nothing to complain. In fact, from what I heard, this update gives performance near 4.1.2 with all the features it always had plus the new ones.
This thread it's almost pointless and must be closed or repurpose it to the bugs found on 4.3 and things that are present that you don't like.
Cheers!
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Latest is 3.0.86
It's possible to port BLE to 3.0.x but it isn't easy.. :/
Any idea if TRIM is build in on this version or we still have to root and use other programs?
Thks
Sent from my Transformer TF101
Carlos_Manuel said:
Latest is 3.0.86
It's possible to port BLE to 3.0.x but it isn't easy.. :/
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Actually, 3.0.87 is the latest.
Have complaints? Present them to Google or in this thread, since it's about the same issue... and it was created yesterday.
beekay201 said:
Actually, 3.0.87 is the latest.
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oh ok...

[Q] Experimental Kernel on Mahdi Rom

Does anyone know what the Experimental kernel does?There are no informations about it in the OP of the Rom...I downloaded it but it appears to be for the Nexus 5...What is the difference between this kernel and the rom-kernel???
stathis_21 said:
Does anyone know what the Experimental kernel does?There are no informations about it in the OP of the Rom...I downloaded it but it appears to be for the Nexus 5...What is the difference between this kernel and the rom-kernel???
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Who made the kernel?
After updating to the latest Mahdi rom and backing up what I had, I flashed the experimental kernel and wiped cache/dalvik.
It wouldn't boot, so I had to restore what I had.
No idea what it was supposed to do.
ruibing said:
After updating to the latest Mahdi rom and backing up what I had, I flashed the experimental kernel and wiped cache/dalvik.
It wouldn't boot, so I had to restore what I had.
No idea what it was supposed to do.
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Yeah, if it said it was for the nexus, it wasn't going to work. Kernels should be device specific, and I am very skeptical of those that have been supposedly ported over, rather than compiled from the device's kernel source and then updated with new options.
Experimental in regards to kernel devevelopment means there are probably issues beyond the norm.
sleekmason said:
Yeah, if it said it was for the nexus, it wasn't going to work. Kernels should be device specific, and I am very skeptical of those that have been supposedly ported over, rather than compiled from the device's kernel source and then updated with new options.
Experimental in regards to kernel devevelopment means there are probably issues beyond the norm.
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The filename is Mahdi-Hammerhead-exp-4.4.2-v1.7-23-03-2014.zip, but I thought that just meant it was somehow derived from the Nexus 5. Don't know why it would be posted in the Mahdi rom OP if it didn't have a chance of working.
To make myself clear.I said that nexus 5 thing, because the file of the kernel says hammerhead..But everything is fine..I use the rom as it is....I want to thank the dev for this amazing rom..A big thank you to all the devs..All of them have put a lot of work to their projects..I just made a question about this kernel.nothing else..Thanks for the reply..
stathis_21 said:
To make myself clear.I said that nexus 5 thing, because the file of the kernel says hammerhead..But everything is fine..I use the rom as it is....I want to thank the dev for this amazing rom..A big thank you to all the devs..All of them have put a lot of work to their projects..I just made a question about this kernel.nothing else..Thanks for the reply..
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Mahdi has a good reputation for being dependable. Glad you found something you like!

[Q] New Google Experimental Kernel

Was reading about the new experimental Google 3.10 kernel, what would this mean for our device?
aromerblz said:
Was reading about the new experimental Google 3.10 kernel, what would this mean for our device?
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Nothing we are on 3.1 kernel
Thant said:
Nothing we are on 3.1 kernel
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Well upgrading the device is the best to get the latest.
But it makes no sense if you want to test a new experimental kernel when the OS will never support it (I mean newer than 3.1, because the hox will not get any big updates anymore)
Mr Hofs said:
But it makes no sense if you want to test a new experimental kernel when the OS will never support it (I mean newer than 3.1, because the hox will not get any big updates anymore)
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Sorry, I really ment getting a newer device since that's the case.
Ah like that. Yep....that means a new device

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my daily
Ive been using this as my daily for months now. Only had a few random reboots and some of those are probably related to the fact im undervolting.
I have found the CAF version of the Glitch kernel (not the latest like an older version) to be extrememly stable in use with this rom.
Keep up the top work!
schlerp said:
Ive been using this as my daily for months now. Only had a few random reboots and some of those are probably related to the fact im undervolting.
I have found the CAF version of the Glitch kernel (not the latest like an older version) to be extrememly stable in use with this rom.
Keep up the top work!
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A caf kernel works?
Sent from my LG-D851
my bad
sykopompos said:
A caf kernel works?
Sent from my LG-D851
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now that i think about it... a CAF wouldnt work would it... re reading the derscription of the kernel it uses some CAF sources (for msm specific stuff or used to anyway) but is built for AOSP (And its not as old as i thought i dont think, i forgot i built it from source on jenkins so its got a different namng convention to the ones in the actual glitch thread). If i can work out which kernel it is i will let you know as it is very stable and i have been using as my daily for months now with this rom.
Running up to 1.89GHz with 50ma (or more) undervolting for each step. only had a few issues initially while i got the undervolts right.
The full CAF kernels did not work at all (sorry i should have though about what i was saying haha!)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2911382
Anyone have workaround for Bluetooth fix?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2911382
In this flashable final android lollipop preview image?
AnkeshReborn said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2911382
Anyone have workaround for Bluetooth fix?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2911382
In this flashable final android lollipop preview image?
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Haven't gotten to work on flo yet. I only have a n4 so been working on that and then move over with things learned on it to the other nexus devices
Sent from my LG-D851
Anyone got flashify to work on the newest preview?
the download link disappear?
can anyone see the download link now?
Is this based on the newest preview?
kindofabuzz said:
Is this based on the newest preview?
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No, I've been caught up with the n5 and n4 plus personal life the past 2 weeks. Hoping to get flo and deb up this weekend (I personally do t think that we will see updated images or source on Monday)
Sent from my LG-D851
TheDarkDefender said:
Anyone got flashify to work on the newest preview?
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Just an FYI, this is not the newest preview. (yet) ?
android 5 from android 4.4.2
I have a rooted, bootloader unlocked, with TWRP nexus 7 2013 (32gb wifi) running android 4.4.2 but have not installed a custom rom till date. Now if i want to flash a custom rom such as this one (android 5, while my nexus is on 4.4.2), all i have to do is download the rom from the link given in the instructions and flash it via TWRP?. From what i understand from the instructions, it doesnt matter what my tablets kernel number etc is, all i have to do is flash it via TWRP. Or is it that the new kernel is included with the flashable zip file, that i am to download.
Any input or advice is appreciated.
Thanks in advance

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