When you are downloading Viper Rom do I have to run the boot image or can I ignore it if I already have DNA LK_DNA 0.9.4?
dagarnx said:
When you are downloading Viper Rom do I have to run the boot image or can I ignore it if I already have DNA LK_DNA 0.9.4?
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I would flash the boot.img with the Rom then flash Lk
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holla420 said:
I would flash the boot.img with the Rom then flash Lk
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Install boot image that is with Viper, then flash viper, Do I then wipe factory/user and cache, then install LK?
dagarnx said:
When you are downloading Viper Rom do I have to run the boot image or can I ignore it if I already have DNA LK_DNA 0.9.4?
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If lk is already flashed to your phone, you do not need to flash the .img that comes with Viper. But you do need to flash the lk modules after you flash Viper. I did exactly this, only with dsb kernel, without issues.
trickster2369 said:
If lk is already flashed to your phone, you do not need to flash the .img that comes with Viper. But you do need to flash the lk modules after you flash Viper. I did exactly this, only with dsb kernel, without issues.
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I haven't done the ok yet but I flshed the viper boot.img and then viper Rom, my phone is having a glitch that errors out WiFi, it would try to turn on WiFi forever then error it out eventually, plus is there a way to get rid of numbers of home screens with aosp launcher?
trickster2369 said:
If lk is already flashed to your phone, you do not need to flash the .img that comes with Viper. But you do need to flash the lk modules after you flash Viper. I did exactly this, only with dsb kernel, without issues.
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+1, I fastbooted lk's kernel, flashed viper, then installed lk's modules without issue.
dagarnx said:
I haven't done the ok yet but I flshed the viper boot.img and then viper Rom, my phone is having a glitch that errors out WiFi, it would try to turn on WiFi forever then error it out eventually, plus is there a way to get rid of numbers of home screens with aosp launcher?
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If you are having Wi-Fi problems usually means the modules for the kernel are mismatched.
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bsSkunkApe said:
+1, I fastbooted all's kernel, flashed viper, then installed lk's modules without issue.
If you are having Wi-Fi problems usually means the modules for the kernel are mismatched.
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Thanks, As soon as I installed the LK module it fixed it self.
Now I see that you are using TW recovery, I'm suing CWM touch, which one is more compatible/stable?
dagarnx said:
Thanks, As soon as I installed the LK module it fixed it self.
Now I see that you are using TW recovery, I'm suing CWM touch, which one is more compatible/stable?
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I think at this point the kinks have been worked out of both recoveries. It's personal preference, I like TWRP and have never had any issues flashing with it.
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looking for a good kernel for das bamf striped 2.1
new to messing with kernels
any help would be great!
Try the dream kernel in the development section. That was always have a favorite of mines. Comes with all the latest bells and whistles.
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Dr Jeff 281 said:
looking for a good kernel for das bamf striped 2.1
new to messing with kernels
any help would be great!
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Here's the link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1099996
Be sure to download the sense version.
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thanks alot!
Dr Jeff 281 said:
thanks alot!
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No prob, the dev over there is great. You'll be in good hands.
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hey so i came across a bump in the road, i downloaded the correct kernel, put it on my sd. wiped my cache and dalvik-cache. than flashed the kernel on. rebooted my phone and its not booting passed the white htc screen. am i missing anything?
Dr Jeff 281 said:
hey so i came across a bump in the road, i downloaded the correct kernel, put it on my sd. wiped my cache and dalvik-cache. than flashed the kernel on. rebooted my phone and its not booting passed the white htc screen. am i missing anything?
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How long is it stuck at that screen?
I have to ask, are you sure you're running the gb rom bamf 2.1?
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How exactly did you flash it?
haha yeah i understand deff a gb rom. its v2.1 of the rom but it is 2.3.4 android. and it is stuck there than comes up with a force close window and stays there. and i flashed it through recovery, as if i am flashing a rom. if this is not the correct way i am going to feel ridiculous...
Dr Jeff 281 said:
haha yeah i understand deff a gb rom. its v2.1 of the rom but it is 2.3.4 android. and it is stuck there than comes up with a force close window and stays there. and i flashed it through recovery, as if i am flashing a rom. if this is not the correct way i am going to feel ridiculous...
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So it eventually booted and you got a force close? If so, that's strange, never experienced that.
If you get stuck again just reflash the rom without wiping data. It will restore the kernel that came with the rom.
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You flashed it right. I had issues with a Chingy gingerbread ROM doing that same thing. No idea why. I think it might have something to do with the base. Not real familiar with that BAMF ROM. I had a little luck flashing a different kernel. Sometimes my only option was to wipe and restore. What kernel are you trying to use?
yeah, like it came up with the force close window but never went through a boot screen nor did it boot to the rom, but you can see that the screen is on. but it says black than the force close window pops up but doesnt allow you to select either of the options
loonatik78 said:
You flashed it right. I had issues with a Chingy gingerbread ROM doing that same thing. No idea why. I think it might have something to do with the base. Not real familiar with that BAMF ROM. I had a little luck flashing a different kernel. Sometimes my only option was to wipe and restore. What kernel are you trying to use?
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the dream kernel that was suggested, like i said im new to messing with kernels so i am up for trying what ever is compatible with the bamf rom
Dr Jeff 281 said:
yeah, like it came up with the force close window but never went through a boot screen nor did it boot to the rom, but you can see that the screen is on. but it says black than the force close window pops up but doesnt allow you to select either of the options
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If you still have the rom on your sd card manually boot into recovery and reflash the rom. Power + volume down then scroll down to recovery.
Hmm, I wonder if fixing permissions would help?
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Dr Jeff 281 said:
the dream kernel that was suggested, like i said im new to messing with kernels so i am up for trying what ever is compatible with the bamf rom
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I always used the dream kernel, something must have changed in one of the bases as mentioned.
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If you're interested in another kernel you won't find on here, which I'm quite sure will work, let me know and I'll send ya a link.
lrs421 said:
If you still have the rom on your sd card manually boot into recovery and reflash the rom. Power + volume down then scroll down to recovery.
Hmm, I wonder if fixing permissions would help?
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so reflash the rom than flash kernel deff worth a shot
Dr Jeff 281 said:
so reflash the rom than flash kernel deff worth a shot
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For now I would just flash the rom until you figure out what's going on with the kernel. Flashing the rom will restore the original kernel.
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lrs421 said:
For now I would just flash the rom until you figure out what's going on with the kernel. Flashing the rom will restore the original kernel.
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i made a back up so i restored the back up
Dr Jeff 281 said:
i made a back up so i restored the back up
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Don't you just love nandroids Try asking the dev in the kernel thread what the issue may have been. I would test for you but I'm running Froyo.
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I'm S-Off TWRP 2.2.2 If I Flash EvilZ's kernel on Viper4g 2.0 can I use Viper Control to go back to the stock kernel or do I need to nand back or something similar?
You're s off, just flash stock kernel
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mrlakadaddy said:
You're s off, just flash stock kernel
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Ok, sorry to be noobish, but how would I flash the Viper kernel? I'm only familiar with flashing zipped flashable kernels.
Just like you normally flash roms and kernels.
you can pull out the boot.img that comes in the viper2.0 rom.
I've been hearing people having screen tearing issues with evilz kernel and viper2.0.
IMHO i think the stock rom kernels are always optimized to the point where their battery life is great.
detatched said:
Ok, sorry to be noobish, but how would I flash the Viper kernel? I'm only familiar with flashing zipped flashable kernels.
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just reflash the rom without wipeing
HTC EVO LTE
syaoran68 said:
you can pull out the boot.img that comes in the viper2.0 rom.
I've been hearing people having screen tearing issues with evilz kernel and viper2.0.
IMHO i think the stock rom kernels are always optimized to the point where their battery life is great.
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Yeah, that's why I was making sure to find the easiest way to get back. Some people seemed to be getting good results from EvilZ, but maybe I'll just stick with the one with the ROM.
Thanks for the help!
syaoran68 said:
IMHO i think the stock rom kernels are always optimized to the point where their battery life is great.
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Non stock kernels can add features way beyond stock. Not just battery but other things. I am a believer in kernels, you just got to find one that works with your setup.
Now that said evilz didn't agree with my phone, hoping to find some time to start work on a new kernel.
So starting yesterday my droid dna has been stuck in a boot loop. I just bought it about 5 days ago.
It was rooted and running supercharged HTC sense rom and stock kernal.
I tried everything I could find online.
I relocked bootloader and restored rom using the RUU exe that everyone links, I re-unlocked installed the rom again to see if that would work and it allowed maybe 2 full boots out of 100+ tries occasionally it booted up and had several crashes on the supercharged that included the custom AC!D sound mod adn the UI would lock up if I tried to make or answer a call. I tried re-restoring with the RUU. all fastboot commands worked fine with no error on restoring the bootloader and recovery etc.
NOTHING is working. Please help for the love of my brand new droid dna which has already boot looped...
Have you tried just restoring from your backup? The one you made before flashing the rom
And just curious. Did you dirty flash it? What recovery are you using?
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You're supposed to use the kernel that's supplied with the rom, not the stock kernel.
croppz said:
Have you tried just restoring from your backup? The one you made before flashing the rom
And just curious. Did you dirty flash it? What recovery are you using?
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I tried that and it didn't work, I don't think I dirty flashed as I wiped data.
orangechoochoo said:
You're supposed to use the kernel that's supplied with the rom, not the stock kernel.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36676709
I didn't and don't see any kernal mention on this rom's post.
Egodeath said:
I tried that and it didn't work, I don't think I dirty flashed as I wiped data.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36676709
I didn't and don't see any kernal mention on this rom's post.
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There's a discussion in that thread about the developer including the kernel in the rom, doing that won't flash the kernel. It doesn't look like the instructions were updated to reflect that. Try Supercharged Hatka, made by the same developer along with Mustafa.
I managed to get it to boot up as stock with a 2nd relocking using fastboot oem lock and the RUU.exe. Haven't had any issues yet. I will see if anything goes wrong. Made a few calls and restored off gmail account.
Now that you got it running don't use that Rom this time, try Supercharged Hatka or Viper.
orangechoochoo said:
There's a discussion in that thread about the developer including the kernel in the rom, doing that won't flash the kernel. It doesn't look like the instructions were updated to reflect that. Try Supercharged Hatka, made by the same developer along with Mustafa.
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I even asked the guy in the thread if the rom is stable on stock kernal and he stated that it was. I didnt read the whole thread but I didnt see anything about a kernal included. I know some are running cubed with it. Regardless, it worked fine on my device, I went back to stock just because Im looking to try out viper or hatka
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Maybe. There are so many boot.img files floating around things get mixed up and sometimes you forget what kernel you're running until you look at the About phone menu. It would be nice if they could be named appropriately.
orangechoochoo said:
Maybe. There are so many boot.img files floating around things get mixed up and sometimes you forget what kernel you're running until you look at the About phone menu. It would be nice if they could be named appropriately.
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Now that I look, kernal definitely doesnt look stock but im just going off the name. Never looked before so I dunno what the name would have been.
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Yours looks stock. Covxx said he put DSBs kernel in the rom but it has to be flashed separately to apply it, therefore DSBs kernel is not flashed and you remain on the stock kernel. Dsb has his name in the kernel version when you look at About Phone.
orangechoochoo said:
Yours looks stock. Covxx said he put DSBs kernel in the rom but it has to be flashed separately to apply it, therefore DSBs kernel is not flashed and you remain on the stock kernel. Dsb has his name in the kernel version when you look at About Phone.
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Gotcha. Thanks man.
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Here is the stock kernel for the resent update. Thanks dsb9938 for the script to install the modules. I didn't see it posted so here it is good or bad. If it doesn't work or is all ready posted let me know and I will have this sucker shut down. Worked for me though..
Edit:
Added Stock Kernel1.15.605.4.w/ WiFi Modules.
Edit #2
Added Stock Kernels for S-OFF users.
Edit #3
Added Stock Kernel 2.06.605.1_710RD w/ WiFi Modules for S-OFF
AW: [Kernel][Stock][OTA 2.04.605.2 710RD][1.15.605.4.]
This Kernel is very good,(2.04)
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AW: [Kernel][Stock][OTA 2.04.605.2 710RD][1.15.605.4.]
Update
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Added kernels for S-OFF users.
zone23 said:
Added kernels for S-OFF users.
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will these also replace the modules as well... lets say I flash a custom kernel and its modules... will these also flash boot.img + modules?
.torrented said:
will these also replace the modules as well... lets say I flash a custom kernel and its modules... will these also flash boot.img + modules?
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Yes it will replace the modules as well.
.torrented said:
will these also replace the modules as well... lets say I flash a custom kernel and its modules... will these also flash boot.img + modules?
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Installed s-off version via cwm and showed writing boot.img as well as modules.
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Hey Zone, guess who followed you to the DNA
Thank you for posting this I will use it quite a bit.
Sent from my DNA... S-Off like a baws
Stock.Kernel.2.04.605.2 710RD.zip
Stock.Kernel.1.15.605.zip
Stock.Kernel.1.15.605.4.S-OFF.zip
Stock.Kernel.2.04.605.2_710RD.S-OFF.zip
Can someone please clarify what's the difference between files that have S-OFF in the name and those that dont. I understand that ones with S-OFF are for users that have S-OFF their phone, but WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE between the files? Are the ones without S-OFF in their name were modified to allow system write? More importantly, were the S-OFF files modified in any way?
Also, how do we install these? Are these flashable zips that can be flashed in recovery? Or, these needs to be boot.img flashed first and then modules in recovery?
Thank you
CrazyRussianXDA said:
Stock.Kernel.2.04.605.2 710RD.zip
Stock.Kernel.1.15.605.zip
Stock.Kernel.1.15.605.4.S-OFF.zip
Stock.Kernel.2.04.605.2_710RD.S-OFF.zip
Can someone please clarify what's the difference between files that have S-OFF in the name and those that dont. I understand that ones with S-OFF are for users that have S-OFF their phone, but WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE between the files? Are the ones without S-OFF in their name were modified to allow system write? More importantly, were the S-OFF files modified in any way?
Also, how do we install these? Are these flashable zips that can be flashed in recovery? Or, these needs to be boot.img flashed first and then modules in recovery?
Thank you
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The ones that don't have S-OFF are for flashing the old way using fastboot commands. They are different in the fact that the S-OFF versions have a script that will flash the boot.img and the WiFi Modules.
Zone23, thank you for the info. So, S-OFF are to be flashed straight via recovery without any additional steps. Where these kernels modified in any way or are they truly straight from the factory image?
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CrazyRussianXDA said:
Zone23, thank you for the info. So, S-OFF are to be flashed straight via recovery without any additional steps. Where these kernels modified in any way or are they truly straight from the factory image?
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Straight from the OTAPkg.zip
zone23 said:
The ones that don't have S-OFF are for flashing the old way using fastboot commands. They are different in the fact that the S-OFF versions have a script that will flash the boot.img and the WiFi Modules.
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You can flash them in the recovery is what he means.
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Is the new kernel compatible with pre-ota phones? If so, does anyone yet have experience with the battery drain vs LK, etc? I wonder if it might play better with the radio than kernels based off the old kernel.
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im on dsb's latest kernel and i was just wondering if i need to flash anything before i flash this kernel? If not can i just flash this normally through recovery?
yearn2burn said:
Is the new kernel compatible with pre-ota phones? If so, does anyone yet have experience with the battery drain vs LK, etc? I wonder if it might play better with the radio than kernels based off the old kernel.
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This kernel is only compatible with ROM's that are based on the 2.04.605.2 update... If the ROM you are using is NOT on the 2.04.605.2 update do not use this kernel.
thunderbolt33 said:
im on dsb's latest kernel and i was just wondering if i need to flash anything before i flash this kernel? If not can i just flash this normally through recovery?
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If you are s-off you can just flash the s-off version and it will update the boot.img and modules
If you are s-on you will have to manually flash the boot.img in the bootloader and then the modules.zip in the recovery
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.torrented said:
This kernel is only compatible with ROM's that are based on the 2.04.605.2 update... If the ROM you are using is NOT on the 2.04.605.2 update do not use this kernel.l
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So like a bone head, I flashed this kernel despite being on viper 1.1.3. Already on new radio. Works well from what I can see so far. With s-off, I can write to system. Battery life so far seems quite good, similar to LK, etc. No crashes, wifi and radio work fine. Any specific problem you are aware of with new kernel/ pre-ota based ROM?
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yearn2burn said:
So like a bone head, I flashed this kernel despite being on viper 1.1.3. Already on new radio. Works well from what I can see so far. With s-off, I can write to system. Battery life so far seems quite good, similar to LK, etc. No crashes, wifi and radio work fine. Any specific problem you are aware of with new kernel/ pre-ota based ROM?
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Interesting. Let us know how it works out for you. Perhaps the real incompatibility is using an old kernel (1.x) on a newer (2.04) rom (reports of flickering screens, broken wifi).
Sounds like using a 2.04 kernel on an older rom is ok.
Unfortunately, that means that until source is released, we won't see the variety of kernels that will work in the newewr, 2.04 based roms that are being developed now.
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jasoraso said:
Interesting. Let us know how it works out for you.
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So far so good. Again, I have the new radio, new kernel and old ROM (viper 1.1.3). Only thing that crashed/hung was kernel tuner, not surprisingly. I froze that and disabled loading of kernel settings with system tuner and all smooth.
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Why is this so confusing?
I am rooted with S-Off and unlocked
I did not get the OTA.
I did install the new radio only (1.01.01.0110)
Can I install the 2.04 s-off version though TWRP?
I guess the confusing part is being pre-ota and not wanting to brick or wipe my phone, while having the updated kernel and modules.
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superchaos said:
Why is this so confusing?
I am rooted with S-Off and unlocked
I did not get the OTA.
I did install the new radio only (1.01.01.0110)
Can I install the 2.04 s-off version though TWRP?
I guess the confusing part is being pre-ota and not wanting to brick or wipe my phone, while having the updated kernel and modules.
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Yes you should be able to flash the S-OFF version. It should not brick your phone.
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This is my first attempt at building a kernel. This is strictly a /system write kernel. In the future I may upstream and add features. I have built this from the latest source that came out (m7ul-3.4.10-jb-crc-ddcfb8c)
For 1.28 devices only!
Changelog:
Version1...4/11/13
Disabled perflock
Enable /system write
Download:
v1 - http://goo.im/devs/Flyhalf205/M7/Flyhalf205-boot-v1-m7.zip
Installation:
Download the file above
Flash .zip with TWRP Dumlock or extract boot.img from .zip
Boot into fastboot on your phone
Using a computer with fastboot comands.
fastboot flash boot boot-m7-img
Mine
Flyhalf205 said:
Mine
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tested, without any issue, only wifi a bit slower than stock on my M7_U version (1.29.709.4 )
Thought more people would have been wanting this type of kernel lol
On your TWRP thread it says that with HTC Dumlock, we can flash kernels while s-on.
Does that apply for this aswell?
If not, I'll have to wait a few days until I've got access to a computer again.
KidCarter93 said:
On your TWRP thread it says that with HTC Dumlock, we can flash kernels while s-on.
Does that apply for this aswell?
If not, I'll have to wait a few days until I've got access to a computer again.
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I've updated the zip in the OP. It should flash in TWRP Dumlock. No one that I know of has tested Dumlock with this deviceso good luck. Be sure to follow the steps exactly
Flyhalf205 said:
I've updated the zip in the OP. It should flash in TWRP Dumlock. No one that I know of has tested Dumlock with this deviceso good luck. Be sure to follow the steps exactly
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I'll give it a try when I'm back from work later and let you know how it goes
Flyhalf205 said:
This is my first attempt at building a kernel. This is strictly a /system write kernel. In the future I may upstream and add features. I have built this from the latest source that came out (m7ul-3.4.10-jb-crc-ddcfb8c)
Changelog:
Version1...4/11/13
Disabled perflock
Enable /system write
Download:
v1 - http://goo.im/devs/Flyhalf205/M7/Flyhalf205-boot-v1-m7.zip
Installation:
Download the file above
Flash .zip with TWRP Dumlock or extract boot.img from .zip
Boot into fastboot on your phone
Using a computer with fastboot comands.
fastboot flash boot boot-m7-img
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Greta work mate, what exactly is this perflock? Hear a lot about it these days
mwilky said:
Greta work mate, what exactly is this perflock? Hear a lot about it these days
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perflock disables cpu frequency changes so with it off you can use setcpu etc to change frequency.
Does this work ok with any of the custom ROMs about (in using ARHD at the moment), and can we flash with CWM? It seems to flash kernels even with S-ON.
rovex said:
Does this work ok with any of the custom ROMs about (in using ARHD at the moment), and can we flash with CWM? It seems to flash kernels even with S-ON.
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Must flash it with a computer or using HTC dumlock which no one has tested yet.
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Ok ill give it a try. I know that ARHD ROMs have a kernel built in that gets flashed in aroma with S-ON. Bit new to HTC flashing.
I'll have to look into that. That will be nice to use in this kernel on my next kernel.
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This flashed absolutely fine via Dumlock
Anyone want to give this kernel a go? http://goo.im/devs/Flyhalf205/M7/Flyhalf205-Freakazoid-v1-m7.zip Flash it with HTC Dumlock on TWRP or extract the boot and flash with a pc.
I've included a extra goodies for you guys. Not many.
Added lionheart
Wheatly
Hyper
Dancedance
Noop
Sio
Fiops
Maybe more but all I can remember.
Flyhalf205 said:
Anyone want to give this kernel a go? http://goo.im/devs/Flyhalf205/M7/Flyhalf205-Freakazoid-v1-m7.zip Flash it with HTC Dumlock on TWRP or extract the boot and flash with a pc.
I've included a extra goodies for you guys. Not many.
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Changelog please
m3dd0g said:
Changelog please
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Added changelog. Two post up.
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I'm running this kernel on Trickdroid 3.0.1, flashed with Dumlock fine. However I have no in-call sound through the earpiece. If I enable speakerphone I can hear everything fine, and it works through BT, just not through phone earpiece
Dunc001 said:
I'm running this kernel on Trickdroid 3.0.1, flashed with Dumlock fine. However I have no in-call sound through the earpiece. If I enable speakerphone I can hear everything fine, and it works through BT, just not through phone earpiece
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Weird. What build number are you on?
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Not sure if this has even been explored yet but I've read qualcomm fast charge has been disabled for the One. Can anyone confirm this and is there a kernel mod to enable this?
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