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[KERNEL] 4 Apr r4: MoDaCo Custom Kernel for the LG 2X - Stock Edition (2.6.32.9)

This topic is for my MoDaCo Custom Kernel for the LG Optimus 2x - Stock Edition
Features include...
Based on the LG source
[*]Kernel version 2.6.32.9
Includes EXT4 support (with optional EXT4 conversion on install)
Includes CIFS and TUN modules
Two downloads area available, one for users who wish to stay on EXT3 and one for users who would like their device converted to EXT4 on install (without data loss).
r4 DOWNLOAD - EXT4 version (ROMraid Load Balancing) - MD5: 55470db6a9cb5a88716210de5afbfbb1
r4 DOWNLOAD - EXT3 version (ROMraid Load Balancing) - MD5: ae9d85a37bb6fe439f12066d20345df8
Installation should be carried out via ClockworkMod, please do a backup first! This kernel should be compatible with all stock and custom ROMs.
Enjoy!
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PS I will be posting the full sources on my GitHub in due course.

keep up the great work paul

Does this change alot?

Redshark976 said:
Does this change alot?
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Fastest kernel I used!
3400 quadrant, without overclock! Very snappy

Hi,
I'm coming from MCR fr17 Fear Kill edition 10.. it is using the 2.6.32.8 kernel.
My questions are as per below (Sorry I'm new to android devices and trying my best to learn):
a) When flashing a new kernel, I just put it in my SD card and flash it in recovery correct? Or do I need to perform a wipe before doing so? Need to clear any cache etc?
b) For those that have tested this kernel, care to upload the stable voltage for 1000 mhz, 1200mhz and 1300mhz?
c) What if I undervolted it so much that it isnt a stable voltage? Will my phone be a brick?
Thanks to all that take the time to guide a noob like me.

kelvin_tan said:
Hi,
I'm coming from MCR fr17 Fear Kill edition 10.. it is using the 2.6.32.8 kernel.
My questions are as per below (Sorry I'm new to android devices and trying my best to learn):
a) When flashing a new kernel, I just put it in my SD card and flash it in recovery correct? Or do I need to perform a wipe before doing so? Need to clear any cache etc?
b) For those that have tested this kernel, care to upload the stable voltage for 1000 mhz, 1200mhz and 1300mhz?
c) What if I undervolted it so much that it isnt a stable voltage? Will my phone be a brick?
Thanks to all that take the time to guide a noob like me.
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In Pimp my CPU, use the stress test to see if its stable. Use the settings without saving it so you dont boot with those settings. But just to make sure, make a backup of the rom if absolute everything f*cks up.
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Currently I cant even run a CPU Stress Test. When I do, the application will be forced closed.
Do take note that I havent flashed in this new kernel yet.. Using 2.6.32.8 atm

I flashed this Kernel with Stock ROM, but I found that my existing Pimp my CPU not work anymore. Please suggest use with version is fine, Thanks.

Same, this kernel doesn't support PimpCPU I believe. Nevertheless, it's the most stable kernel that I've tried so far...

What advantages are their of converting to ext4? Looking for a good kernel current running modaco fr17 will this be ok?
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salisbury_steak said:
Same, this kernel doesn't support PimpCPU I believe. Nevertheless, it's the most stable kernel that I've tried so far...
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it's not a OC kernel so its normal that PimpMyCpu not work...

ilos said:
it's not a OC kernel so its normal that PimpMyCpu not work...
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I'm actually not looking for an OC, I was looking for a UV.

Sorry if it is a noobish question but wat advantage does this bring over stock kernel?
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This kernel provides ext4 support. And a small fix I believe. So the advantage is a general speed improvement with phone usage.
Guys, my O2X just got updated (via LG PC Suite) to v10d. I already rooted it, but can anyone confirm if this kernel still works with it?

salisbury_steak said:
This kernel provides ext4 support. And a small fix I believe. So the advantage is a general speed improvement with phone usage.
Guys, my O2X just got updated (via LG PC Suite) to v10d. I already rooted it, but can anyone confirm if this kernel still works with it?
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doesn't seem to be compatible with v10d (Philippines)...

Thanks for the confirmation pare! :-D

salisbury_steak said:
Thanks for the confirmation pare! :-D
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no problem. i hope we get an updated version of this kernel...

is this working for MoDaCo FR19 Fear Edition 12.2 ROM? because i get stuck at the lg logo.. or maybe can someone list down the exact steps to flash this kernel..

[Q] overclocking the Captivate

is there any app that can help me overclock the Hummingbird to 1.2ghz
did some 1 actually did it? how much VSEL on 1.2ghz?
i dont want to flash anything..

GUARDIANBD said:
is there any app that can help me overclock the Hummingbird to 1.2ghz
did some 1 actually did it? how much VSEL on 1.2ghz?
i dont want to flash anything..
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Stock kernel doesn't support overclock . You have to insert a custom one to get access to oc.
Bty, wrong section maybe
Sent from my GT-I9100

GUARDIANBD said:
is there any app that can help me overclock the Hummingbird to 1.2ghz
did some 1 actually did it? how much VSEL on 1.2ghz?
i dont want to flash anything..
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First this is the development section, please post questions in the Q&A section.
I do not believe there is any app that will do the overclocking if you do not want to flash anything. The overclock option has to be enabled in the kernel and stock kernel does not have that option.

using the PilotX 4.0 rom with speedmod hardcore 13E kernel

Pilot x rom?
Speedmod does not let you oc/uv. You would need to flash a new kernel that allows overclocking, and then download Voltage control to enable / control it.
Btw, if you are on a rom / kernel that is other than stock, you have already flashed... So why do you not want to flash again?

You could try this, no need to flash anything
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1060010

by mean "flashing" i meant other rom to enable the OC feature.
what about the exect values to 1.2ghz?

GUARDIANBD said:
using the PilotX 4.0 rom with speedmod hardcore 13E kernel
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...What is PilotX mod?

its baseband on the I9000 XXJQ1 the build XWJS8 firmware 2.2.1
very fast rom without any crushes at all
the earpiece is loud enough during calls crystal clear
GPS is very accurate while using the GPS havn't used the A-GPS yet...
http://iandroid.co.il/forum/topic17714.html

GUARDIANBD said:
its baseband on the I9000 XXJQ1 the build XWJS8 firmware 2.2.1
very fast rom without any crushes at all
the earpiece is loud enough during calls crystal clear
GPS is very accurate while using the GPS havn't used the A-GPS yet...
http://iandroid.co.il/forum/topic17714.html
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Onix 2.0.5 is good. Try that, install it via CWM.
Anyway,
Ask the dev to post the ROM over at the development section. ;D
Sent from my Captivate. Andromeda 3, Onix 2.0.5 @ 1.2Ghz

CF-ROOT KERNEL VS VOODOO KERNEL . Gingerbread.

Hey . what kernel is best of this? cf root 3.2 ? or the voodoo ext4 kernel.
JVH ROM .

Instant reply !
VOODOO (Gingerbread-GT-I9000-XWJVH-stock-kernel+hacks.tar dated 08-May-2011)
Awesomeness
eDiT: typo

does the voodoo kernel you've mentioned (Gingerbread-GT-I9000-XWJVH-stock-kernel+hacks.tar dated 08-May-2011) come with a lagfix for JVH?

frostygenius said:
does the voodoo kernel you've mentioned (Gingerbread-GT-I9000-XWJVH-stock-kernel+hacks.tar dated 08-May-2011) come with a lagfix for JVH?
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Yes it converts data to ext4

CF-Root 3.2 I think is more stable and faster

Cf-3.2 is very fast and very stable. Not s single fc since installed! cwm +tweaks + ext 4. Quadrant 2100+
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cwm + tweaks + ext4 + voodoo control plus

frostygenius said:
does the voodoo kernel you've mentioned (Gingerbread-GT-I9000-XWJVH-stock-kernel+hacks.tar dated 08-May-2011) come with a lagfix for JVH?
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Absolutely! It runs without any single issue for some time now .
Sent from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk

Voodoo over CF-Root
Can I install voodoo kernel (XXJVP) after my phone (SGS) was CF-rooted (v3.7)? Can I solve this without factory reset? I had backed up and restored all of my data before, but I'd like to try out voodoo kernel with ext4 filesystem convert, without dataloss.
It would be important, so somebody please help me!
Thx,
adr

I have this on my sgs at the moment
PDA : I9000XWJV1
PHONE : I9000XXJVE
CSC : I9000OXXVJ1
so i was wondering can i flash my phone with this "Gingerbread-GT-I9000-XWJVH-stock-kernel+hacks.tar" without any problems, if so where can i download it

SpeedMod is the best

for my is voodoo kernel best

moophlo said:
SpeedMod is the best
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cenculko said:
for my is voodoo kernel best
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Can you guys specify why?
Or are we dealing again with childish fanboy behaviour???
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deeaz said:
Hey . what kernel is best of this? cf root 3.2 ? or the voodoo ext4 kernel.
JVH ROM .
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Voodoo has always be great for me!

I like cf root it's close to stock kernel.Every rom that i tried with voodoo has automatic ext4 conversion and i dont like that.I like to know what i doing if i want to convert i will do it not kernel.For me semaphore 1.2 is the best kernel.
JVP+JUWE 5+SEMAPHORE-HAPPY USER

russellhearn69 said:
I have this on my sgs at the moment
PDA : I9000XWJV1
PHONE : I9000XXJVE
CSC : I9000OXXVJ1
so i was wondering can i flash my phone with this "Gingerbread-GT-I9000-XWJVH-stock-kernel+hacks.tar" without any problems, if so where can i download it
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I think you should flash the stock JVH first.

Using JVP (2.3.4) I had bluetooth issue with CF-Root, none so far with SpeedMod.
GPS was also not so goot with CF-Root, I'm gonna see tonight with SpeedMod

Has anyone done a quantitative comparison of battery life with different kernels?

I think every kernel has his own good and bad parameters so the difference between kernels depends of what apps do u use and what do u want from kernel...
So for someone it is Voodoo! For another one it's CF-Root and so on !!!

I think every kernel has his own good and bad parameters so the difference between kernels depends of what apps do u use and what do u want from kernel...
So for someone it is Voodoo! For another one it's CF-Root and so on !!!
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The voice of wisdom at last! + 1
Insanity cm 014/glitch

[Q] UV/OC

Hey guys I'm a bit new to OC/UV and I need a little clarification regarding it. I'm using Onix Kernel on Andromeda3 overclocked to 1.2 ghz and lets say I wanted to switch the rom or kernel. Is it necessary to delete the settings? Do I just delete the app before flashing the new kernel/rom?

Nope, no need to uninstall the voltage control app. Just flash your new kernel and you'll be good to go. Be aware that if you open the app again on a kernel that does not allow oc, you'll get a friendly " bazinga" message telling you that the kernel is not supported.
Continuum 5.5 and existz's latest......

Thanks man, helps a lot
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Vik_92_Sandhu said:
Hey guys I'm a bit new to OC/UV and I need a little clarification regarding it. I'm using Onix Kernel on Andromeda3 overclocked to 1.2 ghz and lets say I wanted to switch the rom or kernel. Is it necessary to delete the settings? Do I just delete the app before flashing the new kernel/rom?
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It is not necessary sometimes, But sometimes it is. Especially if the voltages for the kernel change at ll, that would make your previous 'stable' settings possibly not so stable- resulting in a bootloop or any other crashing. Its always safe practice to remove your boot settings before flashing a new kernel. If that kernel is OC/UV capable and your settings stick, but aren't good for that particular build- you may find yourself having to delete those settings anyway.
You can grab the file in my sig and flash from recovery if you accidentally save settings as boot- or forget to remove your settings- It's a nice gem to have on your SD card if your an Overclocker. NOTE: It will only flash in CWM3.x. So if your running a gingerbread ROM- you can use the zip file

[Q] Anyone which is using Miui.Us in here?

For those who are using Miui.Us like me, any nice kernal suggestions just for Miuis in GT-I9000? I had problem in random rebootings since the past 5 - 6 Rom builds, it might change if i change the kernal? Any helps here? Thanks in advance!

Try Galnet...ime it was good and running perfect it came with Vorbeth Kernel and i think the latest one is Glitch, maybe you will find it better than the stock MiUi..!

sew vorbeth kernel if u want stock
neo-16 beast is i am using now
also there is glitch & fugumod

Okays, i'm interested in Glitch tho. But do u know the way to apply that kernal? Needed any requirements or just apply via CWM? Or need some bootloaders or stuffs?

lifelessfreak said:
Okays, i'm interested in Glitch tho. But do u know the way to apply that kernal? Needed any requirements or just apply via CWM? Or need some bootloaders or stuffs?
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Here's the link to Glitch Kernel!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1041532
and u need to be on CM7 or MiUi to flash it via CWM..!!
only few kernels are CWM flashable be careful when dealing with kernel stuff!

just this easy? Via cwm will do? I'm in miui stock

lifelessfreak said:
just this easy? Via cwm will do? I'm in miui stock
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yep!
for sure!!
flash V11 because V12 says it needs Froyo bootloaders to avoid all risk just flash v11 FINAL one's!

Hey thanks! I've just flashed Glitch's today and play around w the overclocking and undervolting things? Do u know the values for some good performance + batt life for it? And what does it differenciate by Low leakage, Medium leakage and High leakage? I'm using the Medium one anyway.