Did this kernel take? - Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Okay so I've been playing around with different roms and kernels and I can always tell when a Rom worked because I get a whole new look and have to restore all my data. I tried the Manhattan project and knew that worked because setCPU allowed 1.6 however I went back to JACS 1.2 (setCPU back to 1.2 allowance) but now I'm trying the new core kernel. My question is how can I tell what I'm running? In settings it always says, I think
2.6.29, just curious. I mean I successfully go through the the setup process and reboot and can assume that I was successfull but you know what they say when you assume, ass, you, me.
Oh and I know something is working great, thanks Team Whiskey, because this is what my benchmarks look like.
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That's 2600 if the pic is blurry.
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If you have an oc kernel u can use quadrant standards info tab too see your cpu max range. If u don't have an oc kernel you can use set cpu information tab and check the kernel version. It should say linux version 2.6.29 them who ever made it.
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Thanks for the reply but I understand all that. My question concerns for instance going from JACS kernel (1.2 OC) to the new Core kernel (also 1.2 OC) so in this case I'm still showing 2.6.29 kernel version and 1.2 max is there a way to tell the difference? Maybe I'm forgetful and I want to change kernels how do I know that I'm not just reinstaling the same one I have or I wasn't watching when I loaded a new kernel how do I tell it installed and didn't just reboot?
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explodingboy70 said:
Thanks for the reply but I understand all that. My question concerns for instance going from JACS kernel (1.2 OC) to the new Core kernel (also 1.2 OC) so in this case I'm still showing 2.6.29 kernel version and 1.2 max is there a way to tell the difference? Maybe I'm forgetful and I want to change kernels how do I know that I'm not just reinstaling the same one I have or I wasn't watching when I loaded a new kernel how do I tell it installed and didn't just reboot?
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Hi,
Unless they've already updated the Core v1 kernel, then use setcpu and check the info tab for:
linux version 2.6.29 ([email protected]) (gcc version 4.3.1 (GCC)) #44 Fri Oct 29 13:55:19 CDT 2010
Cheers, =)

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s0niqu3 said:
Hi,
Unless they've already updated the Core v1 kernel, then use setcpu and check the info tab for:
linux version 2.6.29 ([email protected]) (gcc version 4.3.1 (GCC)) #44 Fri Oct 29 13:55:19 CDT 2010
Cheers, =)
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Thanks for that now at least I can tell a difference when I change kernels.
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Questions about kernel too, can I flash the stock JFD rom by odin while I'm at fusion 1.1 jac kernel? Our do I flash a stock kernel first?
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