Since Spacemoose1 is going to hold off on HC Rom until 3.2 is released, how long until we see EXT4 and OC on GB? Is it possible or is something out there already that is compatible with 2.3.4 on a Sprint CDMA Tab?
Yes, wonna kernel for 2.3.4 with voodoo and ext4 for SGT Sprint
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Hi to all....i was wondering if it is possible to use a gingerbread kernel on froyo firmware....
thanks....
No it is not possible, they are not compatibe, moreover the kernel for 2.2.1 at this moment is more developed, for instance you can check "speedmod froyo" by hardcore
Hi everyone,
Need help on installing Voodoo Lagfix on my Sgs.
My device:
GTI9000
Firmware: 2.3.3
Build Number: Gingerbread.DXJV9
I had Voodoo Lagfix installed on Froyo, disabled it via Documentation (official Website) before I update the firmware. Somehow it didn't work after I updating to Gingerbread. Is there a way for me to re-active the Lagfix? Or is there an updates for Lagfix for gingerbread lately? Couldn't find the download link from the official website..
Your help is much appreciated.
Thanks.
The Voodoo kernel that you used for the lagfix on 2.2 isn't compatible with Gingerbread and is removed when you flash to it. Supercurio has a new kernel for ext4 on GB : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=975349
There are a few other kernels around which have ext4("lagfix") supported in them(eg CFRoot, Fugumod)
The Voodoo lagfix won't work without the Voodoo kernel. When you upgraded to Gingerbread, you obviously reverted to the new GB stock kernel, and not Voodoo.. You can find several lagfix supporting kernel in the Android Development section here..
Shrapnel2 said:
The Voodoo kernel that you used for the lagfix on 2.2 isn't compatible with Gingerbread and is removed when you flash to it. Supercurio has a new kernel for ext4 on GB : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=975349
There are a few other kernels around which have ext4("lagfix") supported in them(eg CFRoot, Fugumod)
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Appreciated your reply
According to the link, there are few options, which one do you think would suit Kernel version: 2.6.35.7- I9000DXJV9?
Sources from the link:
Sources+Ext4+Voodoo sound v8, JVH:
Voodoo-test-6.0-Gingerbread-JVH-GT-I9000-odin-pda.tar
Voodoo-test-6.0-Gingerbread-JVH-GT-I9000-unsigned-update.zip
/!\ Due to not up-to-date kernel sources given by Samsung, there is an incompatibility with the Front Facing camera.
I invite you to send new source release inquiry to Samsung open source site.
Stock+Ext4 Kernel JVO, update 1
Gingerbread-GT-I9000-XXJVO-stock-kernel+hacks.tar
Stock+Ext4 Kernel JVH, update 1:
Gingerbread-GT-I9000-XWJVH-stock-kernel+hacks.tar
Once again, thanks mate
I would suggest you go with SpeedMOD over basic Voodoo. You can enable lagfix from CWM Recovery
Thanks dude, may try it later
Prasad007 said:
I would suggest you go with SpeedMOD over basic Voodoo. You can enable lagfix from CWM Recovery
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Hi, I've been searching about the problem of Wifi with 2.3.4 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1118589). So i figured out that the problem could be related with Gingerbread's Kernel, So I wondering if I can flash Froyo's Kernel on Gingerbread.
Thanks
As far as I know no but if you want you could give it a try but here is another kernel that will work for gingerbread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14252293&postcount=28
im very confused about the captivates organization of roms and what is and is not jvb and jvh.. i own a fascinate. and the only (only letter) acronym used with the fascinate are our "MTD" roms which is the file system used for our aosp roms..
what roms are jvb, jvh? what is your most current source? gingerbread or froyo? what is your most current ota?
JVB, JVH etc are leaked builds for international galaxy S I9000 which have been ported to work with captivate. If you go by this JVR which is 2.3.4 is latest.
But all these are I9000 sources modded to work on captivate. If you are looking at stock captivate build it is KF1 which is GB 2.3.3. KF1 is also a leaked build
Ok.. I have decided to go straight to miui. On the fascinate I would just odin all in 1 stock. Odin a recovery. Flash rom with kernel. It seems like all the guides I find want me to root.. Why would I root if I'm leaving the rom behind end going straight to a rooted rom? .. Is there a guide to flashing miui for captivate I'm not seeing? On fassinate you must flash cm7 first. I'm thinking I would do the same here right?
Sent from a beautiful miui fascinate
neh4pres said:
Ok.. I have decided to go straight to miui. On the fascinate I would just odin all in 1 stock. Odin a recovery. Flash rom with kernel. It seems like all the guides I find want me to root.. Why would I root if I'm leaving the rom behind end going straight to a rooted rom? .. Is there a guide to flashing miui for captivate I'm not seeing? On fassinate you must flash cm7 first. I'm thinking I would do the same here right?
Sent from a beautiful miui fascinate
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In answer to your question, here is the guide.
You'll want to be rooted for one simple reason - usually rooting allows you to install the ClockworkMod Recovery Menu (CWM) that will make installing Roms on the Captivate a whole lot easier.
Judging from the guide, you don't need to flash CM7 first. Just make sure you're running the original Froyo/Eclair bootloaders (if you haven't flashed gingerbread, you should have them), and that holding Vol+/Vol-/Power gets you to the recovery menu and that holding Vol+/Vol- and inserting your USB cable gets you to download mode.
Other than that, MIUI away.
Is your version of miui a mtd based rom?
Sent from a beautiful miui fascinate
neh4pres said:
Is your version of miui a mtd based rom?
Sent from a beautiful miui fascinate
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I honestly couldn't tell you. I haven't used MIUI, so I don't have any experience to say. The MIUI info page is a little sparse, but a quick search in the thread does mention MTD a few times, so it's possible.
Cappy miui is MTD based. Gingerbread bootloaders do work but the stock miui/cm7 kernel doesnt ssupport them yet so you'll need to flash a kernel that does support the gb bootloaders such as TalonMTD
Sent from my i897 running MIUI 1.8.12 with TalonMTD kernel.
xijar said:
Cappy miui is MTD based. Gingerbread bootloaders do work but the stock miui/cm7 kernel doesnt ssupport them yet so you'll need to flash a kernel that does support the gb bootloaders such as TalonMTD
Sent from my i897 running MIUI 1.8.12 with TalonMTD kernel.
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I ran miui on gb loaders with no problem. And I used the platypus/NEO 10, 12, & 16 kernels. Talonmtd actually kept causing my phone to freeze up.
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I ran miui on gb loaders with no problem. And I used the platypus/NEO 10, 12, & 16 kernels. Talonmtd actually kept causing my phone to freeze up.
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But could you access your external sd card on GB bootloaders?
Sent from my Cappy at 1.6 GHz, V6 supercharger, KAK tweaks, and 3G booster using the XDA Premium App!
Is there any way for someone to cook up an MTD kernel for touchwiz?
I've seen kernels like this built in the Epic 4G forums and I think a kernel like this would be very beneficial to our vibrants.
1. No lagfix required
2. seamless switching between touchwiz and CM7/MIUI (No odin, EVER)
3. Possibly dual OS kernels (like how siyah kernel on the SGS2 can work on samsung and AOSP)
I believe we would only need a kernel, flashing a BML rom over MTD then flashing the MTD kernel to let the thing work.