Just installed siyah kernel 1.7 on my sgs3 but i would like to play around with the dual booting features but the siyah recovery is no where to be seen, ive installed it via odin and cwm but the recovery never changes! What am i doing wrong?
hunter2k said:
Just installed siyah kernel 1.7 on my sgs3 but i would like to play around with the dual booting features but the siyah recovery is no where to be seen, ive installed it via odin and cwm but the recovery never changes! What am i doing wrong?
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Siyah recovery does not overwrite your current recovery
The only way to access Siyah recovery is in STweaks app (Dualboot section)
well ive had siyah running on my s2 for ages so how come its changed between devices? Tbh i miss the nice theme as well lol
I9300's recovery is not integrated in the kernel
It has separate partitions.
Your first recovery will stick.
Gokhan added an option in STweaks to access the true Siyah recovery. This is the only way to get to it.
hunter2k said:
Just installed siyah kernel 1.7 on my sgs3 but i would like to play around with the dual booting features but the siyah recovery is no where to be seen, ive installed it via odin and cwm but the recovery never changes! What am i doing wrong?
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Siyah 1.7b1 and b2 included the recovery. Gokhanmoral removed it from b3 and later kernels.
I have the b2 kernel if you want. If Gokhanmoral does not mind, I'll share it here, so others who want Siyah recovery can install it.
You can flash rc1 after flashing it. You'll retain Siyah recovery.
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Oomahey said:
Siyah 1.7b1 and b2 included the recovery. Gokhanmoral removed it from b3 and later kernels.
I have the b2 kernel if you want. If Gokhanmoral does not mind, I'll share it here, so others who want Siyah recovery can install it.
You can flash rc1 after flashing it. You'll retain Siyah recovery.
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Please do! I always use Siyah, and really miss the recovery.
majickal said:
Please do! I always use Siyah, and really miss the recovery.
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Yes i would also appreciate it!
There is a link to download the recovery on this page;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1623525&page=1837
Just flash it in odin.
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Somebody has a separate file recovery from Siyah 1.7?
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Somebody has a separate file recovery from Siyah 1.7?
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I think this is what you are looking for.Check the attachment.
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Hi,
I have been trying to flash a rom i created with dsxidia's kitchen since this moment when i go to recovery menu i get HyperDroid RedPill Kernel Recovery. I use Siyah Kernel 2.6.11. Before this i had CWM Recovery.
Any one knows how to fix this?
try to flash shoyah again
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RDDraco said:
Hi,
I have been trying to flash a rom i created with dsxidia's kitchen since this moment when i go to recovery menu i get HyperDroid RedPill Kernel Recovery. I use Siyah Kernel 2.6.11. Before this i had CWM Recovery.
Any one knows how to fix this?
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Siyah 2.6.11 uses RedPill Kernel Recovery. Works the same way
golcheck said:
Siyah 2.6.11 uses RedPill Kernel Recovery. Works the same way
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OW ok Thnxs weird considering a phew times I had the CWM recovery still even after 2.6.11 but geuss its clear for me now.
Thnxs
Ok I am really confused about this. So I just rooted my new Galaxy S II I got (the CF method using ODIN) and I was considering installing Cyanogenmod. However I changed my mind when I decided I could put a kernel on the stock instead. Now when I read thread for the kernel (as well as going to the website) it says it includes CWM touch Recovery with gesture support. Now does this mean when I flash the kernel with the recovery I got from rooting, it will also flash over the current recovery to the touch one? If I get OTA updates and apply them, will it remove the kernel and my root access? Also I am wondering has anyone had problems with this kernel?
Thanks for all the help.
Ainslie.
1) If you flash Siyah, it will overwrite/replace the current version of recovery you have, yes.
2) If you flash any stock firmware (including OTA updates), yes, of course you'll lose root. Any update will have a new stock kernel which will replace your existing kernel. If you do an update, you'll need to re-root your phone.
3) I've been using Siyah since about the 2nd week I got my phone (>8 mths) both Gingerbread & ICS and I've never had any major problems with it.
In saying that, obviously your experience with a given rom or kernel will not be exactly the same as someone else, because everyone has their phone setup differently/uses it differently.
So do a Nandroid backup in CWRecovery before you try Siyah, and if you don't like it, restore your backup. If you're going to use Siyah, I very much recommend you read the dev & discussion threads (certainly since Gokhan has been doing ICS builds at least). Any questions once you've installed it/started using it, ask them in the discussion thread (not the dev thread).
Ah cool thanks.
Also just one more questions.
When the new recovery is flashed with the ROM will the CF-ROOT custom CWM app work with it? Or will I have to download ClockworkMod from the Play Store?
firtvid20 said:
Ah cool thanks.
Also just one more questions.
When the new recovery is flashed with the ROM will the CF-ROOT custom CWM app work with it? Or will I have to download ClockworkMod from the Play Store?
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Hi,
When u install siyah kernel, it includes the cwm app with the kernel. And the app is the same app you get in the cf- root kernel.
Siyah kernel is by far superior to cf-root. If you set it up right, you can get much better battery life. And it is so smooth. I would recommend that u use siyah..
Cheers
Corey
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Wrote thanks! One more question how do you undervolt it so you get better battery life?
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If you have siyah kernel installed, you can download an application from the play store called "extweaks"
If you open that you will find the option to under volt the cpu
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Corey
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Ps
And also, if you want really good battery life, go in to cwm recovery, go to "kernel specific options" and click on "battery optimised" that will set everything to get you the best battery life.
Cheers
Corey
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Cool! Thanks heaps for the help!
Before I go into flashing kernel I have a question to ask. Which kernel that is compatible to the att 4.0.4? Just want to make sure before I flash it through Odin Mobile Lite.
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Are you wanting a kernel to use in place of the stock one for everyday use? Or are you wanting a kernel with CWM to flash a new ROM?
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Red_81 said:
Are you wanting a kernel to use in place of the stock one for everyday use? Or are you wanting a kernel with CWM to flash a new ROM?
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With CWM to flash a new ROM that also compatible for stock one. If any.
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Your best bet is the Siyah kernel.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1592228
You should be able to flash this zip in mobile Odin.
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Thanks. I'll try it.
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I just noticed you said lite. Lite won't flash the zip. You will need to unzip the zimage file first.
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Thanks again.
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help please
I have an i777 that absolutely refuses to allow CWM. I have tried Siyah kernel on both GB and ICS stock roms, as well as AJK kernel on JB stock from. I am far from giving up but this has caused me so much headache and I've never bricked a phone as much as I've done this. Needless to say, I've learned a lot but I have yet to figure it out. If anyone could offer some advice or things to try I certainly would appreciate it.
I am currently running stock 4.0.3 with Siyah 4.3.3 kernel.
travis.hamra said:
I have an i777 that absolutely refuses to allow CWM. I have tried Siyah kernel on both GB and ICS stock roms, as well as AJK kernel on JB stock from. I am far from giving up but this has caused me so much headache and I've never bricked a phone as much as I've done this. Needless to say, I've learned a lot but I have yet to figure it out. If anyone could offer some advice or things to try I certainly would appreciate it.
I am currently running stock 4.0.3 with Siyah 4.3.3 kernel.
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Assuming your phone is in fully working condition, then there is evidently something you are missing in your understanding of how the phone works. The SGH-I777 is different in that the recovery is built in to the kernel, and *not* installed separately in it's own partition. From reading the above, I'm wondering if your are trying to install a separate recovery, or if you art trying to install ClockworkMod from the play store by installing Rom Manager?
To help you get through this, I need to know exactly what you are doing that is not working for you, in a step by step explanation.
Thank you for your reply. I had feared this was a dead thread.
I am aware that custom recovery is embedded in the kernels themselves and not a standalone as I have encountered with my Hercules.
As for what I have tried. From manager from play store will flash 100% but never give me a complete notice which, I believe, is a successful download but not flash.
As far as kernels are concerned. I have used ones that are compatable with stock rooms. I've tried a couple that don't. All have failed to yield me with my desired result.
Is there a piece of code that I can modify to get the kernel embeded recovery to kill stock Sammy?
travis.hamra said:
Thank you for your reply. I had feared this was a dead thread.
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The phone is pretty old, and not many people hang out here any more. I still check in every once in a while. You would get more attention in any forum if you post a new thread with your question, rather than necro-ing an old thread.
I am aware that custom recovery is embedded in the kernels themselves and not a standalone as I have encountered with my Hercules.
As for what I have tried. From manager from play store will flash 100% but never give me a complete notice which, I believe, is a successful download but not flash.
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I assume you meant to type "Rom" manager? Rom manager should not be used on the I777. For reference, see the very top sticky thread in the Q&A forum (this forum) [A] Rom Manager ******WARNING READ THIS BEFORE******
As far as kernels are concerned. I have used ones that are compatable with stock rooms. I've tried a couple that don't. All have failed to yield me with my desired result.
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All custom kernels built for the I777 come with a recovery either based on CWM recovery or TWRP recovery. These kernels are usually compatible with the stock system which matches their version number. Once you install the custom kernel to replace the stock kernel, you will be able to enter recovery and it will be CWM (or TWRP in a few cases).
For Gingerbread, you can do this without rooting the device, since there is a Siyah kernel for Gingerbread that is available in tar format that can be flashed with Odin. To do this, flash the I777UCKH7 full distribution, which you can download from the Download Repository (see the link in my signature), then flash the tar version of Siyah 2.6.14 Kernel. Flash each one in PDA. Without ticking Re-Partitioning. You will now be able to boot into recovery and you will have CWM recovery where you can flash many types of custom firmware.
Another route you could take is to flash the I777UCMD8 full distribution from the Download Repository, then use the Framaroot app with the Aragorn exploit to root the device, and then use Mobile Odin Pro, or Mobile Odin lite to flash the AJK v4.9 NoSwap kernel which is compatible with the stock system. If you need additional instructions on how to do that, just ask.
Is there a piece of code that I can modify to get the kernel embeded recovery to kill stock Sammy?
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Are porting rules the same for porting XWLS8?
Reboot into CWM
Flash i9100 Rom
Flash kernel cleaning scipt ( not sure if it is really needed but doesn't hurt to be safe)
Flash jeboo kernel
Flash Modem
Reboot
nash2018 said:
Are porting rules the same for porting XWLS8?
Reboot into CWM
Flash i9100 Rom
Flash kernel cleaning scipt ( not sure if it is really needed but doesn't hurt to be safe)
Flash jeboo kernel
Flash Modem
Reboot
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Yup ...u have it correct!
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nash2018 said:
Are porting rules the same for porting XWLS8?
Reboot into CWM
Flash i9100 Rom
Flash kernel cleaning scipt ( not sure if it is really needed but doesn't hurt to be safe)
Flash jeboo kernel
Flash Modem
Reboot
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You need to do a full wipe and flash the key library zip as well, plus this belongs in the Q&A section or one of the several porting threads we already have, my friend.
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If we flash the below kernels - key is already included in the zip.
Siyah - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2110542
Jeboo - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34436037&postcount=3
prctst said:
If we flash the below kernels - key is already included in the zip.
Siyah - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2110542
Jeboo - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34436037&postcount=3
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Really? That's amazing, I did not know that.
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Yeah it works. Ive noticed though when porting them over to our device theres some audio glitching with siyah 7.6
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xamadeix said:
Yeah it works. Ive noticed though when porting them over to our device theres some audio glitching with siyah 7.6
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Audio glitches are from lpa being enabled in cpu sleep state. Just use aftr only. At least that worked for most others having the issue
Hi guys,
I not sure how am i going to do this so I hope you guys can help me out. Currently i am using PA 3.15 rom in my Samsung Galaxy GT-I9300 and i think my kernel is stock kernel. My recovery boot is Teamwin.
Please correct me if i am wrong, this is the way which i understand how to flash Siyah Kernel.
1. Download Siyah kernel and put into my phone.
2. Go to recovery boot
3. Wipe cache and dalvik cache
4. Install Siyah kernel
5. Reboot
That's it right? Do i miss anything and is my system support the latest siyah kernel which is SiyahKernel s3-v1.9.1?
Please advice!!
Thanks a lot!!
6GDominator said:
Hi guys,
I not sure how am i going to do this so I hope you guys can help me out. Currently i am using PA 3.15 rom in my Samsung Galaxy GT-I9300 and i think my kernel is stock kernel. My recovery boot is Teamwin.
Please correct me if i am wrong, this is the way which i understand how to flash Siyah Kernel.
1. Download Siyah kernel and put into my phone.
2. Go to recovery boot
3. Wipe cache and dalvik cache
4. Install Siyah kernel
5. Reboot
That's it right? Do i miss anything and is my system support the latest siyah kernel which is SiyahKernel s3-v1.9.1?
Please advice!!
Thanks a lot!!
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If that's what the instructions say that is what you do .
It is the instructions is it that you flash a Zip through CWM recovery .
You really need to read the thread again .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=27385880&postcount=5
Siyah Kernel Discussion Thread
jje
That is correct. After you have booted back into your ROM, I'd suggest you installed STweaks from Play Store.
Otherwise, read both the development thread and the Q&A thread.
Happy flashing!
6GDominator said:
Hi guys,
I not sure how am i going to do this so I hope you guys can help me out. Currently i am using PA 3.15 rom in my Samsung Galaxy GT-I9300 and i think my kernel is stock kernel. My recovery boot is Teamwin.
Please correct me if i am wrong, this is the way which i understand how to flash Siyah Kernel.
1. Download Siyah kernel and put into my phone.
2. Go to recovery boot
3. Wipe cache and dalvik cache
4. Install Siyah kernel
5. Reboot
That's it right? Do i miss anything and is my system support the latest siyah kernel which is SiyahKernel s3-v1.9.1?
Please advice!!
Thanks a lot!!
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Download Odin, download Siyah tar file (gokhanmoral.com), boot phone into download mode (Odin mode), open Odin on your pc, click PDA button, select Siyah tar file, hit start. Not hard, mate
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LG Familyguy59/Beatsleigher
Thanks a lot guys!! I just wondering how good is this latest Siyah Kernel's battery life performance. Any comments which this? I just noticed my phone draining its battery quite drastically. Maybe i have to do something using the STweak app? Undervolting?
6GDominator said:
Thanks a lot guys!! I just wondering how good is this latest Siyah Kernel's battery life performance. Any comments which this? I just noticed my phone draining its battery quite drastically. Maybe i have to do something using the STweak app? Undervolting?
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Check my profile, and look for my latest post in the MIUI polimorph thread, there's a comment to the ROM and to battery life.
CyanogenModded Very China-like, from my Samsung Galaxy S III
LG Familyguy59/Beatsleigher
familyguy59 said:
Check my profile, and look for my latest post in the MIUI polimorph thread, there's a comment to the ROM and to battery life.
CyanogenModded Very China-like, from my Samsung Galaxy S III
LG Familyguy59/Beatsleigher
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Thanks! I just want to stick with PA 3.15 a while and see how this kernel does with it. Regarding your results, you do it with maximum usage on data/wireless and i wonder how much time you spend on the 'on screen'?
6GDominator said:
Thanks! I just want to stick with PA 3.15 a while and see how this kernel does with it. Regarding your results, you do it with maximum usage on data/wireless and i wonder how much time you spend on the 'on screen'?
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just undervolt for 75mv.. it'd probably help ya.. and for a lil more.. reduce JUST A LITTLE BIT of the GPU levels.. but my suggestion is try perseus kernel.. it's awesome with battery.. and got more stweaks than siyah :good:
hit thanks if you want to thank them
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BHARGAV33 said:
just undervolt for 75mv.. it'd probably help ya.. and for a lil more.. reduce JUST A LITTLE BIT of the GPU levels.. but my suggestion is try perseus kernel.. it's awesome with battery.. and got more stweaks than siyah :good:
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I am using PA 3.15 ROM. Does Perseus Kernel works with this ROM?
Just got to know that Perseus Kernel doesn't support PA ROM.
Please correct me if i am wrong
Here is the link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1691401
6GDominator said:
I am using PA 3.15 ROM. Does Perseus Kernel works with this ROM?
Just got to know that Perseus Kernel doesn't support PA ROM.
Please correct me if i am wrong
Here is the link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1691401
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Yup.
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ravitomar said:
Yup.
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Thanks for confirming. Any other kernel can i use in this situation?
Siyah?
Glebun said:
Siyah?
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I am using Siyah Kernel 1.9.1 (latest) now.
6GDominator said:
I am using PA 3.15 ROM. Does Perseus Kernel works with this ROM?
Just got to know that Perseus Kernel doesn't support PA ROM.
Please correct me if i am wrong
Here is the link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1691401
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Siyah is the only option for battery saving on paranoid..
Black Screen when flashing 1.9.1 with CM 10.1
JJEgan said:
If that's what the instructions say that is what you do .
It is the instructions is it that you flash a Zip through CWM recovery .
You really need to read the thread again .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=27385880&postcount=5
Siyah Kernel Discussion Thread
jje
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I currently run Siyah 1.8.9 with CM 10.1 nightly (20130218), and I've tried to flash Siyah 1.9.1 with both Odin (PC) and through CM recovery. Both ways end up with a black screen after the Siyah logo. I've wiped cache and dalvik as well and fixed permissions. I'm not sure what the problem is. Am I missing something in stweaks setup?
thanks in advance.
BHARGAV33 said:
Siyah is the only option for battery saving on paranoid..
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I actually find Devil kernel (built from perseus sources) much better for battery saving on paranoid android. Its still in its infancy though. Feels faster too
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tylerharms said:
I currently run Siyah 1.8.9 with CM 10.1 nightly (20130218), and I've tried to flash Siyah 1.9.1 with both Odin (PC) and through CM recovery. Both ways end up with a black screen after the Siyah logo. I've wiped cache and dalvik as well and fixed permissions. I'm not sure what the problem is. Am I missing something in stweaks setup?
thanks in advance.
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I think you need to flash the latest nightly with factory reset.
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