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08/12 TEST 1.1 - MoDaCo Custom Kernel (MCK) for Pulse.


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I use MCR1.3 with this new kernel and ext3. Everything seems to work except I cannot install

programs anymore. Not from market and not from apk files on the SD-Card. Not sure if

it worked with the stock MCR1.3. I am going to revert back to original kernel and ext2.

Or is it best to wait a little while for MCR1.4?

Go to the recovery console and use the "repair ext" option :D that fixed it for me :(

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Changelog

1.1

Now in update zip format

Added 32MB compcache (check compcache is running with 'cat /proc/ramzswap')

Added TUN driver

Added CramFS / NFS / CIFS support

Kernel version now visible in 'about' page

1.0

Initial Release

Thanks again Paul for the release!

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How can I tell if compcache is working?

I'm got this installed all seems OK, but I'm not quite sure what I need to look for :(

*edit* LOL, doh, just read your post :D

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Phew upgrading is not for the faint of heart :D

I now use MCR1.3 with Test 1.1 MCK. When my SD-CARD has a FAT32, Ext3 and Swap the card

is not seen anymore. I have just removed the swap partition and now it all works ok. So I guess

there's still something wrong with swap.

I also had to do a factory wipe in between, but I have been trying loads of different things and

now it all seems to function. Ok now reinstalling all apps.

Thanks all for making this possible on this device!

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Woohoo! Got MCK running with a 32MB compcache and the difference it makes to the device is astonishing (IMHO) :D

I don't see much of a difference...running the lightning-fast u8230 rom =]

on a side note...wouldn't it be better to have swap as a file on /data rather than a partition on the SD card? should be faster as well as make the SD card last longer...I have almost 89MB free in /data...

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Nope, compcache is fully set up automatically.

P

Excellent thank you :(

Slowly understanding how all this customisation works and what the terminology is :D

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Guest niko1986

Had an odd problem after installing the kernel update my volume + button stopped working.

Restored my nandroid backup from before installing the kernel, then i reinstalled the kernel again and it works so most likely an installation problem on my end.

Overwise another great advance thanks Paul and everyone else working so hard on this.

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Since netfilter is giving me grief, in the interim i've updated both MCRs to include this kernel!

P

Thanks Paul I wiped my phone and reinstalled new rom with new kernal and my phone is now so quick using the compcache it like having a new phone. Also found another way to check compcache is working on the below page.

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php/Compcache

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Thanks Paul I wiped my phone and reinstalled new rom with new kernal and my phone is now so quick using the compcache it like having a new phone. Also found another way to check compcache is working on the below page.

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php/Compcache

There is a memstatus app on the market that tells you about compcache status too.

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just typing "free" in your terminal app also tells you mem status ;)

/slaps myself...

just read the link from rjm2k....

nm ill just crawl back into my hole

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