186 replies to this topic

[klezkk]

We're slowly proceeding towards a fully optimized phone and gaining more good devs... Keep up the good work!

[Hans Gruber]

My phone boots REALLY quickly with this kernel. Good job.

[PaulMilbank]

Yeah, as has been said, just flash the new boot.img in CWM/TWRP or whatever recovery you are using. No wipes or anything else needed. Cheers everyone, glad this is working for people.

[thejaimes111]

Thumbs up, I noticed that this is awesome on my custom rom

[KaterM]

just posted a link to your work here on the Spanish HTCMANIA forum with a large G300 community.
http://www.htcmania....660&postcount=2
Hope this is ok with you!
cheers!
and keep up the good work :thumbs up:

[Asghar_UK]

Many thanks for this kernel Paul.
Using it with the official 936 and it's been over 24 hours and the mobile has not rebooted. Used to reboot at least twice a day.

Edited by Asghar_UK, 11 November 2012 - 08:29 PM.

[PaulMilbank]

KaterM, on 11 November 2012 - 08:12 PM, said:

just posted a link to your work here on the Spanish HTCMANIA forum with a large G300 community.
http://www.htcmania....660&postcount=2
Hope this is ok with you!
cheers!
and keep up the good work :thumbs up:

No Problems at all, spread the love!   

Asghar_UK, on 11 November 2012 - 08:29 PM, said:

Many thanks for this kernel Paul.
Using it with the official 936 and it's been over 24 hours and the mobile has not rebooted. Used to reboot at least twice a day.

I have had the occasional reboot, maybe once in a couple of days, but it seems pretty stable to me. The CAF changes and Daz's wifi fix seem to really help the official huawei kernel. I have not had a reboot yet on the #19 kernel.

[haxxbaxx]

work on cm9?

[PaulMilbank]

Nope, this is for stock roms only. Daz has made a lot of changes to make the kernel work with CM9/10 that this kernel does not have.

[tcpaulh]

haxxbaxx, on 11 November 2012 - 10:34 PM, said:

work on cm9?

Just queried this. It won't work due to incorrect ramdisk

[Colossae3.23]

I'm no expert but I think CM is a different animal than stock. Hopefully someone else with more knowledge will answer you

well... fancy that all 3 of us had the same idea :-)

Edited by Colossae3.23, 11 November 2012 - 10:45 PM.

[PaulMilbank]

Just updated the first post to say no CyanogenMod support for this kernel. CyanogenMod has a lot of kernel changes especially in the wifi area to make it work. Various other things may have changed such as ramdisk etc too. If Dazzozo wants them, he can pull my changes but his kernel should have most all of my changes and then a lot more anyway.

[Dazzozo]

Yep, if you really knew what you were doing you could potentially fudge it for CM9 (at the loss of some functionality), but definitely not for CM10 (we have some extra v-sync stuff that the display code expects to be there).

But in reality the CM kernel is kept up to date with all the best bits of each kernel so it's probably better just to treat CM as an all-in-one.

[PaulMilbank]

There you go, straight from the man himself.

[josssoriano]

Excellent job, and improving core installed could not be more acceptable.

Edited by josssoriano, 12 November 2012 - 11:37 AM.

[luismiyu]

Installed and everything working fine. Good job

[cazad]

Cyda, on 11 November 2012 - 12:28 AM, said:

(...)
Any advice on how to correctly enable zram? I tried the same commands as used on omegamoon kernel and everything is good until the 'swapon /dev/block/zram0' command where I get the error
'swapon: /dev/block/zram0: Function not implemented'.

Exactly. On Omegamoon zRam works just fine. Besides, GREAT improvement over the other kernels.

[PaulMilbank]

What is the script/commands to enable zram on omegamoon kernel? I will look at this for a future kernel, but for now enabling it the omegamoon way does not work.

[Cyda]

PaulMilbank, on 12 November 2012 - 11:14 PM, said:

What is the script/commands to enable zram on omegamoon kernel? I will look at this for a future kernel, but for now enabling it the omegamoon way does not work.

echo 104857600 > /sys/block/zram0/disksize
mkswap /dev/block/zram0
swapon /dev/block/zram0

The size might be a bit big but these are the commands you want.

[PaulMilbank]

Cheers, will look into it and see