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Setcpu kernel?

Running regaws themed with kernel 2.6.29, which kernel do I need to run setcpu?

You've been here long enough to know that this doesnt belong in Dev.

DirtyShroomz said:
Running regaws themed with kernel 2.6.29, which kernel do I need to run setcpu?
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The ones from Fresh Toast and Darchdroid are the only ones with setcpu. Or, you could compile his source. The best bet is to just run Fresh Toast.

DirtyShroomz said:
Running regaws themed with kernel 2.6.29, which kernel do I need to run setcpu?
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for you to run the overcloked kernal u need to the kerrnal by toast but he hasnt publicly realesed it yet look for it today and tomorrow it probaly wont be a update.zip but if you know how they can be made but liliand has plans to use the kernal in his v2.5 rom so just wait a couple days

VinceOB said:
You've been here long enough to know that this doesnt belong in Dev.
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Sry dude forgot about the q&a

I would say just run Fresh Toast 2.1 Final.. Its amazingly fast.
Also, I recommend overclock widget instead.. Flipz noticed that SetCPU was unnecessarily taking up over 10% of your CPU usage constantly, which doesn't sound like much, but it can add up quickly.

jUgGsY said:
I would say just run Fresh Toast 2.1 Final.. Its amazingly fast.
Also, I recommend overclock widget instead.. Flipz noticed that SetCPU was unnecessarily taking up over 10% of your CPU usage constantly, which doesn't sound like much, but it can add up quickly.
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+1 Fresh Toast 2.1 w/ OCWidget. Works great for me.

DirtyShroomz said:
Running regaws themed with kernel 2.6.29, which kernel do I need to run setcpu?
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Just rip the boot.img from Fresh 2.1OC, then implement it into regaws build.
It's actually a lot easier than it sounds.

Decad3nce said:
Just rip the boot.img from Fresh 2.1OC, then implement it into regaws build.
It's actually a lot easier than it sounds.
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I work from my phone, i just hopped on fresh. Loving it so far

Rooting on 2.2

Can someone help me with rooting on the 2.2 froyo leak. I have seen cognition but I do not want to do it that way. Is there a one click root option or another option you can show me. Sorry if this is a double post I have looked around alot but I see mostly cognition stuff.
Thank You

There is no one click option.
These are your two options aside from Cog:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=797397
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=797444

lthomas926 said:
Can someone help me with rooting on the 2.2 froyo leak. I have seen cognition but I do not want to do it that way. Is there a one click root option or another option you can show me. Sorry if this is a double post I have looked around alot but I see mostly cognition stuff.
Thank You
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Also, you should post in the Q and A and not development.

thanks
Thank you guys and sorry

lthomas926 said:
Can someone help me with rooting on the 2.2 froyo leak. I have seen cognition but I do not want to do it that way. Is there a one click root option or another option you can show me. Sorry if this is a double post I have looked around alot but I see mostly cognition stuff.
Thank You
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Found this online today... this should be straightforward and simple. Have not tested will test tonight when I get home.
Can't post link since I'm a newbee.. type the following in to google search, should be the very first result:
how-to-root-and-unroot-samsung-galaxy-s-i9000-with-a-single-click/
Hope this helps

That would be the one-click-root... which does not work for 2.2

Zilch25 said:
That would be the one-click-root... which does not work for 2.2
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Sorry about that.

TechNut* said:
Sorry about that.
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No worries Just didn't want the OP to get confused

TechNut* said:
Found this online today... this should be straightforward and simple. Have not tested will test tonight when I get home.
Can't post link since I'm a newbee.. type the following in to google search, should be the very first result:
how-to-root-and-unroot-samsung-galaxy-s-i9000-with-a-single-click/
Hope this helps
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this wont work. there are no one click roots available for us at this time.

Pirateghost said:
this wont work. there are no one click roots available for us at this time.
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Thanks guys!!

Honestly the best method as of now is just to do Cog 2.2beta if you want su access.
Hopefully Zilch will stop playing with his "ladies of the evening" so we can make some progress

LinuxNewb said:
Honestly the best method as of now is just to do Cog 2.2beta if you want su access.
Hopefully Zilch will stop playing with his "ladies of the evening" so we can make some progress
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Atinm and Unhelpful have some things in the works

Zilch25 said:
Atinm and Unhelpful have some things in the works
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Is excaliburinhand playing with the kernel yet? It'd be awesome to get the soft key LED notification working again
And for some reason I like voodoo more than one click lagfix but Voodoo hangs when disabling and reverting data from ex4 to rfs When i disabled it to do all my stuff it froze and i lost allllllll my stuff.
P.S Do we know if ROM Manager will be updated to have a new update.zip to support our kernel?

LinuxNewb said:
Is excaliburinhand playing with the kernel yet? It'd be awesome to get the soft key LED notification working again
And for some reason I like voodoo more than one click lagfix but Voodoo hangs when disabling and reverting data from ex4 to rfs When i disabled it to do all my stuff it froze and i lost allllllll my stuff.
P.S Do we know if ROM Manager will be updated to have a new update.zip to support our kernel?
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Right now atinm and Unhelpful are playing around with injecting voodoo into the Froyo zImage... they're also trying to get around space limitations to get CWM or 2e recovery support into it- sooooooo keep your eyes peeled, when they finally get it going I'm sure it'll be all over the forums

So then what are you doing Zilch?! You gotta be proactive sir!

I saw that one and am tempted but is the cog stable enough? I could never get the voodoo lagfix to work properly on the last cog 2.6... Must have f'd it up somehow.
Do need a lagfix as its a little laggy but works great so far no complaints.
BTW u two are hilarious...

LinuxNewb said:
So then what are you doing Zilch?! You gotta be proactive sir!
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I'm just playing cheerleader and providing a test bed if they need it... they're on a whole other level beyond me

TechNut* said:
I saw that one and am tempted but is the cog stable enough? I could never get the voodoo lagfix to work properly on the last cog 2.6... Must have f'd it up somehow.
Do need a lagfix as its a little laggy but works great so far no complaints.
BTW u two are hilarious...
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1.) I had Voodoo beta4 working with my 1.3 reoriented kernel (but it was done by excaliburinhand)
2.) The oneclicklagfix 2.1+ is working for me on Cog 2.2beta. Got a 1900 in quadrant and very good stability.
3.) I think Zilch still has some quotes from when I was drinking...
Zilch25 said:
I'm just playing cheerleader and providing a test bed if they need it... they're on a whole other level beyond me
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A cheerleader who drinks beer? Fatty... Go to shots or drugs!!

LinuxNewb said:
1.) I had Voodoo beta4 working with my 1.3 reoriented kernel (but it was done by excaliburinhand)
2.) The oneclicklagfix 2.1+ is working for me on Cog 2.2beta. Got a 1900 in quadrant and very good stability.
3.) I think Zilch still has some quotes from when I was drinking...
A cheerleader who drinks beer? Fatty... Go to shots or drugs!!
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Thanks LinuxNewb!
I used the OCLF on Cog 2.6 and it worked great for me then, my cappy was flying... quad score was 2350 something!
Now... not so much... lol Not even breaking 1000...
I will root my phone tonight applying the OCLF 2.1+, can't wait to take all of AT&T's crap of it so much clutter...
Thanks again guy's!

TechNut* said:
Thanks LinuxNewb!
will root my phone tonight applying the OCLF 2.1+, can't wait to take all of AT&T's crap of it so much clutter...
Thanks again guy's!
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OCLF will not root the phone That will be done by DG's Cog 2.2beta I did the kernel swapping version with a rooted update.zip file... not nearly as easy as the One Click Odin installer.

[MOD] T959UVJFD Kernel support in newer builds (Flashable .zip)

I've created a zip archive that can be flashed via Clockworkmod Recovery to replace the necessary files in /system/lib and /system/bin to flash a kernel built against T959UVJFD onto a newer build (thanks to eugene373 for the list of necessary files^_^).
Incase anybody is wondering... I've flashed this myself with no issues and bluetooth works fine.
Edit: A good example of this is flashing one of JAC's or kingklick's kernels onto the new OTA UVJI6 firmware .

Forgive the noob question, but will this allow us to flash Jac's XMOD kernels on a JI6 rom?
Nvm found the answer myself. For any other noobs wondering, the answer is yes. Duh
Thanks for posting this!

You're welcome.
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Perfect. Just what I was looking for!
thanks

this also works my my kernels
thanks a bunch man!

Indeed, I should change that in the OP.
...and you're welcome .

Sweet, I am gonna give this a try right now.
Edit: Nope. Phone hangs at Vibrant screen.

Worked perfectly for me. Saw the other threads about this and just hadn't had time to give it a go but I am now running Jac's uv/oc/cf.

frankencat said:
Sweet, I am gonna give this a try right now.
Edit: Nope. Phone hangs at Vibrant screen.
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Can you describe the steps you took to flash this? I came from stock JFD (repartition and EFS clear checked) to JI6 (nothing checked) and then flashed the .zip with CWM and it worked fine.

Spoke too soon. I just flashed the zip without JAC's kernel because I forgot I deleted it from the phone after I installed JI6. So I pushed the 1.1 OCUV kernel to the phone, flashed it and it worked. Seems a little choppy though but I will give it a few minutes and maybe another reboot to see if it settles in. Thanks for the work.
Edit: Oh yeah, it's frikkin rippin now! Thanks

Thanks. I haven't quite decided to do this yet, and it helps to have an easier way to do it. I need to go search later, but anyone care to save me time and explain what the downsides are to reverting these libraries to earlier versions?

Didn't work for me...
I tried to flash using colockwork, got stuck at vibrant screen...

So you have to flash this and JAC's kernel at the same time? I'm a noob so please help me out...

Nightfall983 said:
So you have to flash this and JAC's kernel at the same time? I'm a noob so please help me out...
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Nightfall983, you can flash in one step using clockwork if you wish using the zip I built a few days time back, you can find it here.

Nightfall983 said:
So you have to flash this and JAC's kernel at the same time? I'm a noob so please help me out...
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Yes. Flash back support then BEFORE rebooting flash the kernel you want. Or use the all in one zip posted above.

Thanks...
Thank you guys for your help... I'm trying the all in one now...

So, just to be clear, from ji6, I reboot with clock work, flash old kernel support, when while still in clockwork, proceed to flash jac's kernel, right, then reboot? Or can reboot after applying old kernal support, then go crazy flashing kernels?
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TunedFish said:
So, just to be clear, from ji6, I reboot with clock work, flash old kernel support, when while still in clockwork, proceed to flash jac's kernel, right, then reboot? Or can reboot after applying old kernal support, then go crazy flashing kernels?
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Phone still booted up for me with the stock kernel after flashing old kernel support.

Segnaro said:
Phone still booted up for me with the stock kernel after flashing old kernel support.
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Thank you.
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All in one...
All in one didn't work for me... I flashed it several times, and no voodoo... any more ideas? I miss voodoo on my phone.

[Q] (Q) Galaxy S OC Kernel flash-ability

With Z4Mod's kernel module flashing ability is it possible to flash an already written Glaxay S variant OC module? I assume voltages and stable frequencies are identical.
I've never flashed a module using Z4Mod but I recently tackled Odin and I'm feeling adventurous
I'm willing to use my Galaxy Tab as the test bed so no one else has to worry about having an expensive paper weight for the holidays.
Thanks a million
-Landon

Simple advice: dont do it.
Never flash anything designed for another device. Yes, the GalaS and the Tab may be similar, but its where theyre not similar that make the big difference.
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Thanks for the advice. Maybe I'll try a different route.Is the operating frequency contained in the build.prop? If I try tweeking the frequency w/o flashing a module I believe the worst I could do is freeze the device. Then a fix would be as easy as a reflash from a backup or use rotohammer's .tar.

halftonehero said:
Thanks for the advice. Maybe I'll try a different route.Is the operating frequency contained in the build.prop? If I try tweeking the frequency w/o flashing a module I believe the worst I could do is freeze the device. Then a fix would be as easy as a reflash from a backup or use rotohammer's .tar.
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no the frequency and voltage settings are set in the kernel! you would need to recompile the kernel and then flash the new kernel from heimdall or odin!
i almost finished an overclock kernel but i dont want to flash it when im done because im afraid to brick the device and i have problems compiling it and i dont have so much time atm because i have to do tests at school so i need to learn! but i can give u the files u need to edit if u want so

Off topic, but I dig your handle. Mixes my name and Android I'll give it a shot. Send them my way and I'll see what I can do. I'll have to brush up on my Linux skills though. I used Ubuntu up until 10.04 when I switched to the (Bill Gates) dark side but I still have Karmic installed on my dual boot machine.

halftonehero said:
Off topic, but I dig your handle. Mixes my name and Android I'll give it a shot. Send them my way and I'll see what I can do. I'll have to brush up on my Linux skills though. I used Ubuntu up until 10.04 when I switched to the (Bill Gates) dark side but I still have Karmic installed on my dual boot machine.
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so u need to mess around with the kernel source, i can upload it if u want so!
but if u already got 'em, u need to mess with these files:
GT-P1000_kernel.tar/Kernel/drivers/cpufreq/
there is the freq_table and the cpufreq.c and we need to find a way to edit them and speed up our hummingbirds! we should also take a look at the manhattan project! they managed it to overclock the galaxy s!

If you could, post the link for me. I'm at work now so there isn't much I can do but I'll definitely start tinkering when I get home.

Keep us posted! Been waiting for an overclocked kernel!
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Landroid said:
so u need to mess around with the kernel source, i can upload it if u want so!
but if u already got 'em, u need to mess with these files:
GT-P1000_kernel.tar/Kernel/drivers/cpufreq/
there is the freq_table and the cpufreq.c and we need to find a way to edit them and speed up our hummingbirds! we should also take a look at the manhattan project! they managed it to overclock the galaxy s!
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I compiled my own kernel...but wasn't brave enough to flash it onto my Tab

Yeah me too but i wonder if we can flash a working kernel ( if we bricked thetab) with heimdall

Landroid said:
Yeah me too but i wonder if we can flash a working kernel ( if we bricked thetab) with heimdall
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It has an option to flash just zImage by itself. Failing that you could always just reflash the whole thing.

That was my assumption and why I'm not too scared to give this a shot.

Heimdall
I'm having trouble finding a dl for Heimdall. Anyone know of a good link? Odin is fine but I'd like to mess around with Heimdall, broaden my horizons. Most of my Android knowledge comes from HTC devices so this as much a learning experience as it is fun.
EDIT: Never mind. Found it.

Did you flash anything yet?
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daniel.weck said:
I compiled my own kernel...but wasn't brave enough to flash it onto my Tab
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Flashing a kernel is not hazardous. If it doest work properly then you just flash back a good one.
Now as for the bootloader, flashing that scares me!

ayman07 said:
Did you flash anything yet?
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Not yet. Work has been kicking my a$$. I haven't time to do laundry, let alone tinker with my tab. I have a rare day off today so I'll get to flashing.

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Not yet. Work has been kicking my a$$. I haven't time to do laundry, let alone tinker with my tab. I have a rare day off today so I'll get to flashing.
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That's understandable. If everything goes well then ill be next in line
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Cant figure out hard swap.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1814311
Ive made the two partitions and tried flashing but i get a error on flashing
'file_getprop: failed to stat " /tmp/install/hardswap.prop': No such file or directory
E:Error in /External_sd/Hard-Swap-Yank555.lu_flasher-v1.0a.zip
could it be that im using speedy gonzalez kernal and it doesnt have swap support built in?
what am i doing wrong?
Well swapper 2 suffice?

there is no way to use it on this device as we dont have a kernel that has swap built into the kernel

smartguy044 said:
there is no way to use it on this device as we dont have a kernel that has swap built into the kernel
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Thank you is there any alternative such as swapper that could work?
my phone completely bricked............. I dont know how it wont turn on or anything first day using speedy gonazalez kernel perhaps this can be a warning for anyone who used 4.1 with speedy gonzalez I just bought the phone on craigslist too ... like a week ago worked fine without the speedy kernel I did change the maximum cpu frequency to 1300 if that matters but only on demand.

smartguy044 said:
there is no way to use it on this device as we dont have a kernel that has swap built into the kernel
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I think you can make a swap on the sdcard? Many that was on gingerbread?
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darkphate83 said:
Thank you is there any alternative such as swapper that could work?
my phone completely bricked............. I dont know how it wont turn on or anything first day using speedy gonazalez kernel perhaps this can be a warning for anyone who used 4.1 with speedy gonzalez I just bought the phone on craigslist too ... like a week ago worked fine without the speedy kernel I did change the maximum cpu frequency to 1300 if that matters but only on demand.
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not the kernel bro me and a lot of other people have been using it at a lot higher frequencies then 1300

smartguy044 said:
not the kernel bro me and a lot of other people have been using it at a lot higher frequencies then 1300
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I dont know then because I was using the kernal and it was just on the charger and i took a nap woke up wouldnt turn on ever... its just dead I cant think of anything else

darkphate83 said:
I dont know then because I was using the kernal and it was just on the charger and i took a nap woke up wouldnt turn on ever... its just dead I cant think of anything else
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Battery?