Modified kernel (EXT4,TUN,CIFS) UVOC 1113 MHz

[Guest Kali-]

OK, see the problem. This kernel will not work on CM 5.06 because there's a 2.6.33 kernel in it.

Someone need to port the htc stuff to 2.6.33. (i can't do that :-))

cm desire port use the stock 2.6.29 kernel

but a port to 2.6.32 or newer will be very useful :) (froyo)

Edited May 16, 2010 by Kali-

[Guest Richard Trip]

cm desire port use the stock 2.6.29 kernel

but a port to 2.6.32 or newer will be very useful :) (froyo)

Are you sure (see a lot of 2.6.33 stuff in /system/lib/modules/ from CM5.06)? Never used it myself.

If it's a "normal" 2.6.29 msm kernel then i won't help you with that. 1 kernel at a time please :-)

Edited May 16, 2010 by Richard Trip

[Guest NisseGurra]

Are you sure (see a lot of 2.6.33 stuff in /system/lib/modules/ from CM5.06)? Never used it myself.

If it's a "normal" 2.6.29 msm kernel then i won't help you with that. 1 kernel at a time please :-)

Can you post the CM kernel once more?

[Guest Kali-]

Are you sure (see a lot of 2.6.33 stuff in /system/lib/modules/ from CM5.06)? Never used it myself.

If it's a "normal" 2.6.29 msm kernel then i won't help you with that. 1 kernel at a time please :-)

yes modules from cm5.0.6 are there, but the paul port is running the stock kernel 2.6.29, i think paul forgot to remove the directory

for what i have read BFS is much unstable on android, i think will be safer to use CFQ

[Guest stuliv12]

to confirm if i want to flash this from mcr r3 will i flash then repartition mem card with ext 4 or will ext 3 still work??

cheers

[Guest aslocum]

not sure if its the bfs patch... i have some hickups while playing mp4 video in mvideoplayer... yesterday the same video was fine with the stock (r3) kernel

currently using the ocuv bfs for r3

[Guest Sashimi]

Hi all, one really new question as i'm pretty new to android hacking : what's this "MCR" i've been reading around on several boards ?

thx in advance !

[Guest Lyall3s1]

Hi all, one really new question as i'm pretty new to android hacking : what's this "MCR" i've been reading around on several boards ?

thx in advance !

[M]oDaCo's [C]ustom [R]om :)

Edited May 16, 2010 by Lyall3s1

[Guest Ricky`]

What about JIT? :)

[Guest IEFtm]

What about JIT? :)

That's not a kerneloption afaik.

[Guest yabolek]

What about JIT? :)

What about RTFM? ;)

[Guest Ricky`]

That's not a kerneloption afaik.

Sorry, i get confused from this:

The JIT has progressed significantly since the snapshot in AOSP

eclair, and we're working on pushing out a more current version.

Meanwhile, if you'd like to play with the prototype, you can build it

by creating a buildspec.mk file in your AOSP root which includes the

line "WITH_JIT := true".

What about RTFM? :)

Your comment is quite unsefull. Is there a manual for this? ;)

[Guest Sashimi]

[M]oDaCo's [C]ustom [R]om ;)

Thx :)

[Guest gaeng4665]

Is there a difference betweein this version here and the version in the xda-devs forum?

[Guest Pyr0x64]

the ones here still have bfs, and don't have the oc uv patches

[Guest LeszekSwirski]

What about JIT? :)

Just-in-Time compilation -- it makes programs running in a virtual machine faster by compiling (and caching) chunks of virtual machine code into native code. And there is a manual for this, it's called Wikipedia.

[Guest Pyr0x64]

Just-in-Time compilation -- it makes programs running in a virtual machine faster by compiling (and caching) chunks of virtual machine code into native code. And there is a manual for this, it's called Wikipedia.

i don't think he was asking "what is JIT?"

i think he was asking if it could be added

[Guest Richard Trip]

i don't think he was asking "what is JIT?"

i think he was asking if it could be added

Check first post for the new version. Undervolted + Overclocked 1113 MHz. You need setcpu.txt on your sdcard.

[Guest Ricky`]

Just-in-Time compilation -- it makes programs running in a virtual machine faster by compiling (and caching) chunks of virtual machine code into native code. And there is a manual for this, it's called Wikipedia.

Thanks for your exaplaination but...

i don't think he was asking "what is JIT?"

i think he was asking if it could be added

:)

However, as has been said that is not possible you can also avoid commenting.

[Guest Pyr0x64]

check richard's post on xda

he has attached a couple of files to enable/disable JIT on the desire although caution is advised as it might not be fully stable

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=682419

or you can do it the manual way as described by gr0gmint:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=684535

Edited May 19, 2010 by Pyr0x64

[Guest Richard Trip]

New version posted. Previous version had a non working tun.ko.

[Guest damiensmith212]

I'm having a problem with setting a custom clockspeed. SetCPU has recognised the higher clockspeed (1113600) as an option and allows me to drag the max limit slider to that value; but the value reported by setcpu never goes above 998mhz on the main screen, widget or in the system info menu. Linpack speeds are also unchanged.

Any ideas as to what's gone wrong?

[Guest dancedreamfly]

Does Wireless Tether work with this kernel?

[Guest nitrox1]

Installed new MCR_uvoc V7 kernel, with setcpu.txt on SD card, on a R3 Modaco Baked ROM with no A2SD (waiting to see what comes out with Froyo), and all is good after 15 mins, with clock at 1113 Mhz.

Thank you very much.

Any thing I should check and post? except WIFI tether sorry.