Is it possible to have blnww with stock cm10.1 kernel? i know that the stock kernel does not have this function whereas siyah and dorimanx kernel have it. possibly stock kernel with that additional feature.
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after I flash my Kernel with speedmod, did my kernel show my stock kernel or speedmod kernel version?
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it should show the speedmod kernel version.
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do i need to chenge kernel file in galaxy s2 to get full performance out of supernexus rom or i can keep original kernel. or it will get automatically changed once i flask supernexus rom.
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A Rom always comes with a kernel. Super Nexus comes with the CM10 kernel, which is good. If you want better performance (but maybe less battery life), you can flash Dorimanx kernel or Siyah kernel (5.0b2)
Can someone explain to me why AOSP and stock kernels (like Samsung stock kernels for example) only work on whatever type of ROM they're compiled for?
Also, why are most CM kernels still stuck on 3.0.64 when the official Linux kernel is on 3.11/3.12 now?
Hi guys so am running a certain ROM based on JB 4.3 and kernel based 3.0.31, this particular kernel doesnt support undervolting. To enable undervolting do i install any undervolt module based on kernel 3.0.31 >>>system/lib/modules OR do i compile one from scratch( rather advanced)
Hello.
Is there a way to use/have dualboot independent of which kernel i use !?
I use the Boeffla kernel, but i love the Dualboot function ...
So is there another way to have dualboot?
Or are the Siyah based kernels ( f.e. GoogyMax ) the only way to have it !?
Visse0704 said:
Hello.
Is there a way to use/have dualboot independent of which kernel i use !?
I use the Boeffla kernel, but i love the Dualboot function ...
So is there another way to have dualboot?
Or are the Siyah based kernels ( f.e. GoogyMax ) the only way to have it !?
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no you need googy_max (based on syah) or devil (based on perseus) kernel for dualboot.