i have searched to no avail. is there a flashable file for the wifi changes based on JPA modules? any battery/wifi improvements would be great.
if anyone could point me in the right direction id be thankful.
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Does anyone have Openvpn working on Froyo JPC?
It is a simular question like here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=727224&highlight=tun.ko
The problem is that I don't know how to compile the Samsung I9000 kernel sources for a working tun.ko.
Can somebody help with compiling it for me?
All I know is that you can't use it if you compile with 2.6.29 kernel source. I'm trying to compile nilfs2 module compatible to froyo 2.9.32.9 kernel and i'm stuck with kernel symbols.
contig_page_data
mem_map
These are very annoying and i've got no idea at the moment.
What should I do?
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Sorry, I can't help you with that. Anyway, I switched back to JM7 because JPC is not so good. Response to finger gesture is sometimes to slow which is verry annoying.
Maybe somebody has a tun.ko for JP7?
Hey all, can anyone point me in a direction to get the tun.ko module installed.
The phone is running a rooted stock 2.2
Or does anyone have a working tun.ko file for the Droid 2.2?
Thanks
hey guys.. i want to use cifsmanager to mount network shares on my captivate running Cognition v2.3b8. i've tried searching xda but i only find references to other phone models and other kernels. does anyone know where to find the cifs.ko and utf files that i need to do this or have another solution?
thanks
I can't help you fix it in Cognition, but if you're willing to change ROMs you should check out Assonance, it comes with SetiroN's kernel which has cifs support
Hello guys, how are you?
I'm developing a ROM for i9000B based on CM9 and I don't know if I'm looking to the right direction. All the ROMs I tried, the I/O was drastically improved (5000+) while mine I get 1300...
I remember "Low Data Storage" - init.d helped it but it's not working.. so I'm a bit confused here.
Already tried to find some answers but couldn't see anybody talking about it (just lagfix which is for Samsung ROMs)
Could anyone point me the right direction?
Ah, it's based on CM9 29/05 (I compile from the repo), busybox 1.20.1-cm9 (already tried with 1.20-git) and Devil Kernel 2_0.94
Best Regards!
Hi, I have been searching - to no avail - some existing answers that seemed relevant.
My question is simple: my Galaxy Note N7000 is running the recently rolled out stock ROM ICS 4.0.4 (LRG), to which I flashed the K3-7 SpeedMod kernel (which works fine - including NTFS support - apart from the bluetooth problem etc).
However, it seems that it is missing tun.ko and I cannot run OpenVPN (which is a must for me).
I have tried using the tun.ko loader app from the market but it tells me that there is no available module for my combination (ROM, kernel, model).
Can someone please help? Thanks very much!
PS. I am a new member and cannot post to dev forums (ie directly to the kernel discussion)
tasism said:
Hi, I have been searching - to no avail - some existing answers that seemed relevant.
My question is simple: my Galaxy Note N7000 is running the recently rolled out stock ROM ICS 4.0.4 (LRG), to which I flashed the K3-7 SpeedMod kernel (which works fine - including NTFS support - apart from the bluetooth problem etc).
However, it seems that it is missing tun.ko and I cannot run OpenVPN (which is a must for me).
I have tried using the tun.ko loader app from the market but it tells me that there is no available module for my combination (ROM, kernel, model).
Can someone please help? Thanks very much!
PS. I am a new member and cannot post to dev forums (ie directly to the kernel discussion)
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It may be silly to reply to one's own post, but I found the problem and would like to share it just in case someone else encounters it.
It was not at all a kernel problem, in fact SpeedMod indeed includes the tun.ko module (if you run the tun.ko finder app it will tell you that it is already loaded). My problem was ifconfig, in the OpenVPN installer configuration I had to set the ifconfig path to: /system/bin/ifconfig (and not /system/xbin/...). It all became apparent after looking at the openvpn log files and understanding where it was failing.
Thumbs up for the SpeedMod kernel! :good: