[KERNEL] [Y300/G510] Synopsis Kernel For Cyanogenmod and SlimKat

[Guest sgspluss]

@fonz can you writte an tutorial how to repack an kernel for any CM version please? I think many people are intressted in it.

[Guest luca020400]

@sgspluss Good idea !!

 

Fonz can you repack the aosp mod kernel for cyanogenmod 10.1 ??

[Guest thetonyxx]

fonz for a few days is busy and can not deal with this ;)

[Guest luca020400]

Gli esami

Io ce li ho dopodomani

[Guest thetonyxx]

Gli esami

Io ce li ho dopodomani

io domani  :D

e non quelli di terza media :D

[Guest fonz93]

I AM TOTALLY FREE FROM NOW!!!

 

This is a guide for "how to repack a kernel" http://actualizatumovil.com/showthread.php?tid=481, is for linux, i'll try to do a guide for windows users

Edited June 24, 2014 by fonz93

[Guest spanitzer]

English!

[Guest fonz93]

Here there is an english guide for windows users (what i use to repack synopsis), http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2073775

Edited June 24, 2014 by fonz93

[Guest TayoOnabule]

Here there is an english guide for windows users (what i use to repack synopsis), http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2073775

And we just drop in the ramdisk from the respective android version?

 

EDIT: Never mind, figured it out :)

Anyone want a CM10.2 Version of the synopsis kernel? :P

Edited June 24, 2014 by TayoOnabule

[Guest]

The Ramdisk is responsible for initializing your whole android system (creating folders, setting permissions, starting services, ......).

 

The kernel code (zImage) is nearly independent from it.

 

So yea, all you have to do is extracting a working kernel for your ROM/device, keeping the content of the ramdisk and only replacing the "zImage" file.

 

Sometimes developer modify the content of the ramdisk as well (for init.d support for example or to initial non-standard stuff like ZRAM etc.). In this case you would need to add that custom stuff to your ramdisk files.

 

Hope I didn't cause too much confusion

[Guest TayoOnabule]

The Ramdisk is responsible for initializing your whole android system (creating folders, setting permissions, starting services, ......).

 

The kernel code (zImage) is nearly independent from it.

 

So yea, all you have to do is extracting a working kernel for your ROM/device, keeping the content of the ramdisk and only replacing the "zImage" file.

 

Sometimes developer modify the content of the ramdisk as well (for init.d support for example or to initial non-standard stuff like ZRAM etc.). In this case you would need to add that custom stuff to your ramdisk files.

 

Hope I didn't cause too much confusion

 

Thanks for explaining it! i had to do some reading up to figure it all out, but your explanation makes much more sense :P

[Guest SH3H1]

Sorry for off topic question !!

Adreno 305 vs Adreno 302

What is the main difference?

[Guest gregySK]

Sorry for off topic question !!

Adreno 305 vs Adreno 302

What is the main difference?

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adreno

[Guest TayoOnabule]

Hey fonz. Do you think you could repack the latest experimental synopsis kernel? If not, I can do them but I'm not home till later

[Guest fonz93]

Hey fonz. Do you think you could repack the latest experimental synopsis kernel? If not, I can do them but I'm not home till later

 

Of course, i am doing some stuffs on linux, when i am done, i'll repack the last kernel

[Guest TayoOnabule]

Of course, i am doing some stuffs on linux, when i am done, i'll repack the last kernel

Awesome, thanks man

[Guest fonz93]

Updated

[Guest chobot1976]

Why the latest kernel is 3.4.0?

[Guest fonz93]

Why the latest kernel is 3.4.0?

 

http://www.modaco.com/topic/372447-kernel-y300g510-stock-huawei/?p=2216843

[Guest chobot1976]

Thankx fonz for reply

[Guest luca020400]

Hai scitto male cyanogenmod nel titolo ;-)

You have write bad cyanogennod in the title ;-)

Edited July 3, 2014 by luca020400

[Guest chobot1976]

Luca: English please

Edited July 3, 2014 by chobot1976

[Guest thetonyxx]

Hai scitto male cyanogenmod nel titolo ;-)

You have write bad cyanogennod in the title ;-)

who?

cyanogenmod is correct

[Guest luca020400]

Lo ha appena corretto

Prima era cyangenmod

Sorry use google translate

[Guest davef7]

This Kernel is awesome on stock! But now i'm on cyanogenmod 11, this repack is better then the stock kernel of cm11? Do you recommend it to me?