[KERNEL]hXORe for AT&T v1.3 - HTC One X+

Download: this post.
[AT&T] in the thread heading means that this kernel is not for the international version. This kernel is for sense ROMs only.
Enjoy flashing this with Hasoon2000's toolkit
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Features
-A complete lack of aptitude for kernel development (see the download link for the configuration and tweaks)
Useful Links
-Thanks to reaper90 for providing an init.d template
Thanks to maxwen for a few bits of source code and generous help, hasoon2000 for his toolkit, and nik3r for his kernel module injector and the walkthrough he gave me to use it correctly, and a few other bits of source code. Mostly thanks to HTC for releasing the source! Thanks to Notechis for the artwork above. General thanks to LLoir who appears to be helping everywhere, and mike1986 for ARHD. Thanks to the community here, and my old haunt, the Nexus S section: without them I would still be less than an almost complete idiot.
Source: https://github.com/bedalus/ATnT
TOOLCHAIN: I'm going to do my best to stay up-to-date with the linaro toolchains courtesy of Christopher83: his thread (4.8.* are not yet compatible, use the latest 4.7.*)

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v1.0 is here: http://d-h.st/7db
CoreManager.apk is here: http://d-h.st/R5l
-after rebooting, remember to open/save+exit to restore your preferences
-Please grant super-user permissions
Version 1.0 Notes
This version has the same features as the 3.4 version of my international version. You'll need to use the app above to set your preferences, and please feedback if there are problems, and feel free to ask any questions.
My kernel config
-Slide to Wake [S2W]
-Hotplugging with a user defined limit (using the above app)
-The low power core is prevented when awake, and the high-power quad-core is forbidden when the screen is off. This is to ensure performance when the screen is on, and power-saving when it is off (+ there is a two core minimum when device is awake)
-smartmax governor by maxwen
-added fast-charge to kernel (thanks maxwen)
-added BLX (thanks ezekeel)
-Available IO Schedulers: BFQ, CFQ (as default), Deadline, NOOP, SIO, ROW, and V(R).
-Miscelaneous tweaks: ticket based rwsem algorithm; Google's tcp proportion rate reduction algorithm; cifs; zcache with latest LZO; SLUB

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Reserved in case I need it later

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I noticed after flashing kernel looked in system /lib /modules nothing in there empty??? Everything is working far as I can see..edit I will flash it again didn't see v1.0 downloading it now to try
Sent from my HTC One X+ using xda premium

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V1.0 has better performance to date guess that's what I'm really after.anyway..haven't been following ur thread from beginning so I may be trying to catch up is it normal to see module folder empty after flashing these kernels..also this feels smoother then all the other kernels for at&t .lol hope to get some OC soon
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It's already OC'd to 1.7GHz (it should be 1.6GHz)
GPU OC I'm still thinking about

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I normally use fastboot for kernels instead of hasoon2000's toolkit (it's a great toolkit, I'm just a CLI junkie). is this just the same "fastboot flash boot hxore_v1.0_ATnT.img" then "fastboot erase cache" and call it a day?
EDIT - I went ahead and did the above and it seems to have went well, so far so good. The only weird thing I noticed is that the capacitive buttons seem to be a lot less sensitive than before. they dont register most taps. have to really ham-fist them.

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Running smoothly here! Awesome will see what happens after using this for a day! :thumbup:

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iggdawg said:
I normally use fastboot for kernels instead of hasoon2000's toolkit (it's a great toolkit, I'm just a CLI junkie). is this just the same "fastboot flash boot hxore_v1.0_ATnT.img" then "fastboot erase cache" and call it a day?
EDIT - I went ahead and did the above and it seems to have went well, so far so good. The only weird thing I noticed is that the capacitive buttons seem to be a lot less sensitive than before. they dont register most taps. have to really ham-fist them.
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Is it just a case of needing precision when tapping the centre of the button?
Yes, fastboot, but erase cache is not necessary

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After some tinkering it seems like its probably a precision issue. Like the hotspots for the buttons are a little too far north or something.
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---------- Post added at 04:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:30 PM ----------
Also is there any place I can read up on some reference info for the Core Control apk? like what impact the hotplug and charging limit setting have
EDIT - did some hunting and found some descriptions: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=41686727&postcount=321

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I am also having problems with the buttons not registering when i press them..gunna go back to the stock kernel for now til this is fixed...other than that is seems to be going great!

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I'm sure I can figure out what the problem is. I'll have a look later today

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Test version: http://d-h.st/e7c
I've updated the slide to wake code. Has this fixed the buttons?

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bedalus said:
Test version: http://d-h.st/e7c
I've updated the slide to wake code. Has this fixed the buttons?
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I'm not sure what slide to wake is, but the capacitive buttons still has no feedback and it takes a lot of pressing to use them. But when screen is off, rapidly pressing the back & recent application capacitive buttons turns the screen on

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S2W =Slide the tip of your finger across the button area to sleep/wake the device

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bedalus said:
S2W =Slide the tip of your finger across the button area to sleep/wake the device
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Ah it works! Btw, the capacitive buttons works but you have to swipe across it until you feel a vibration.
Maybe this is also a similar hotspot issue related with s2w?

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bedalus said:
Test version: http://d-h.st/e7c
I've updated the slide to wake code. Has this fixed the buttons?
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Sorry if this is a stupid question, but do I need to flash any modules with this kernel?
I've actually flashed Zarboz's custom kernel and associated modules a while back so should I revert back to stock?
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No need to worry about the modules, it's dealt with by nik3r's injector

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great work bedalus!

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bedalus said:
Test version: http://d-h.st/e7c
I've updated the slide to wake code. Has this fixed the buttons?
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I still can't hit the buttons like I usually do. The hotspots still seem to live a little north of where they're supposed to. I kind of have to roll my thumb up from the bottom of the screen till it registers the tap on the buttons, it's close enough to the "real" screen area that trying to hit the hotspots usually ends up hitting something on the active part of the screen instead (like the app tray or the text message icon)