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Can you put some screen shots to prove it?
EDIT:Tested
I got 1240 in JB Andreno driver V3
And 1147 in this lib
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haven't tried making a video to check if it improves encoding, but i can't see much improvement compared to iridakis v3 jb drivers
thanks anyway
first screenshot is previous jb drivers and 2º is with these ics drivers
Those drivers made the Arc S laggier, are going back to JB V3 drivers instead..
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8 June 2013 updated (Xperia Sx GPU Driver added)
8 June 2013 updated (Xperia Sx GPU Driver added)
any tried the new driver ??
is make a difference ?
can i use it with 3.4.x kernel ??
thanks
Thread closed, on the OP you could find the thread in use, please go to that one for all the related discussion about the drivers.
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Gabo
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I found this link, may be someone can compile for ICS? ??
http://e2e.ti.com/support/omap/f/849/t/166461.aspx
http://e2e.ti.com/support/omap/f/849/t/166461.aspx
http://git.omapzoom.org/?p=kernel/omap.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/p-android-omap3-3.0
I hope cm9 for our device release soon
Nice
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I'm trying to make the kernel 3.0
Those sites and its contenet are well known here in xda ob development section. Btw until Ti will not release the improvments for the multimedia functionality there wont be a stable and daily use ics for our ob! we need to wait cm9 or lg itself in september to update officially to ics.
capocorp said:
Those sites and its contenet are well known here in xda ob development section. Btw until Ti will not release the improvments for the multimedia functionality there wont be a stable and daily use ics for our ob! we need to wait cm9 or lg itself in september to update officially to ics.
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true these sources are old but thanks for sharing any way.
Hi guys,
any news about kernel 3?
Did TI forget about OMAP3?
Thanks.
does this help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1711061
making a kernel 3.0
its from the samsung galaxy s SL
same procesor
androidjel said:
does this help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1711061
making a kernel 3.0
its from the samsung galaxy s SL
same procesor
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I have talked to him by PM.
Because it has the same AP I thought that it could help all devices that are OMAP3630 based, but apparently different devices need all the work that he made done again.
Jellybean SDK here... although we dont have compatible drivers =P.... bound to be interesting heee
Maybe its the same base drivers from ICS?
But the issue is the system requirements. Things like 60fps, Vsync, triple buffering and higher CPU priority for responsiveness should choke our humble Black.
Not all devices have stable ics and the relaesed jb already xD
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Nexus S will be upgraded so, it should be possible also for our Black, but I doubt we'll ever receive a stable ICS
we will receive stable ics, either by our developer friends or lg
I'm having faith on the devs, I'm sure ICS will be stable on OB soon.
and Jellybeans will be twice the wait that's for sure...
Nothing is sure..
What is it with google and their uneagerness of releasing new oses
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i dont know what SDK means ? what can you use it for ? and why there are system req for PC ? is this some emulator?? Please help
raduku009 said:
i dont know what SDK means ? what can you use it for ? and why there are system req for PC ? is this some emulator?? Please help
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See this: SDK
jb rom
the galaxy nexus has already a jb rom the back ported Stock JRN84D from Google I/O for GSM Galaxy Nexus
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1737849
jb goodies http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=27996256
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if the nexus s is getting jelly beam , our ob cand handle it too. :good:
skate4life said:
if the nexus s is getting jelly beam , our ob cand handle it too. :good:
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This is true but we must first see ICS on our Black and only then think about Android JB.
Here are drivers for ICS/JB from the Xperia Play forums.
Can this do any good for games (HD games?) As far now I am on cm10. All is working well . I do not want yo get screwed up now. If this will for sure improve gaming performance I would like to tty. But please advice this will not effect other performance......
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Can this do any good for games (HD games?) As far now I am on cm10. All is working well . I do not want yo get screwed up now. If this will for sure improve gaming performance I would like to tty. But please advice this will not effect other performance......
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Backup CWM first
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I don't think this will work, because as far as i know these are not actually drivers but shared objects *.so (much like dll files in windows). The gpu drivers are actually compiled within the kernel and the version of these *.so files must match with the version of the gpu drivers compiled within the kernel. So unless those match i don't see these working for us. However i may be wrong, devs can throw more light on this.
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I don't think this will work, because as far as i know these are not actually drivers but shared objects *.so (much like dll files in windows). The gpu drivers are actually compiled within the kernel and the version of these *.so files must match with the version of the gpu drivers compiled within the kernel. So unless those match i don't see these working for us. However i may be wrong, devs can throw more light on this.
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Actually all version of CM7 / CM9 for Motorola Triumph, and edowar's have not been built from source. All files have been copied over and built with the source code. Here is a few examples of the code copying
CM7 MTDEV
https://github.com/MTDEV-CM7/vendor/blob/cm7/motorola/triumph/triumph-vendor-blobs.mk#L82
CM9 MTDEV
https://github.com/MTDEV-CM9/vendor/blob/ics/motorola/triumph/triumph-vendor-blobs.mk#L206
CM9 edowar
https://github.com/edowar/android_device_fb0/blob/ICS/device_fb0.mk#L230
Yes i understand that. But afaik edowar had built a 0.32 kernel with newer gpu drivers which is used in bumblebee rom ported from whyzor's cm7. If u use the same gpu drivers(*.so) in any other 0.32 based rom then they won't work without using the same edowar kernel. And i think the sources for more recent gpu drivers are taken from code aurora forum.
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leoaeries said:
Can this do any good for games (HD games?) As far now I am on cm10. All is working well . I do not want yo get screwed up now. If this will for sure improve gaming performance I would like to tty. But please advice this will not effect other performance......
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Hey leo,
What HD games can you play on our ICS and JB ROMs?
Thanks.
^_^
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Yes i understand that. But afaik edowar had built a 0.32 kernel with newer gpu drivers which is used in bumblebee rom ported from whyzor's cm7. If u use the same gpu drivers(*.so) in any other 0.32 based rom then they won't work without using the same edowar kernel. And i think the sources for more recent gpu drivers are taken from code aurora forum.
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You are correct there is some changes for those specific drivers based on the kernel (forgot to mention that ) here is the commits needed for the kernel
https://github.com/Whyzor/WX_435_Kernel-CM7/commits/master
Look at all the commits from Mar 01, 2012 and that will get you in business with those specific drivers.
Actually these libs work fine. tested in cm10 and cm9 for our device
nachiketa.ramesh said:
Actually these libs work fine. tested in cm10 and cm9 for our device
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If the libs work fine then, i don't expect any differences, cause the versions will be the same.
May I ask which device can we port ROMs from?
It must have the same CPU (ARMv7) and stuff (just another similar phone).
Can we port ROMs from the Samsung Galaxy SIII with the Snapdragon S4 CPU (ours is slightly different though)?
Thanks! I might try to port ROMs but we need a deodexed stock ROM first
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Or maybe even the XiaoMi 2A (for MIUI) as it has the exact same CPU, resolution and GPU as our device.
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We have already a deodexed rom bro.
From Xperia SP 4G By a Big NooB
I am really noob in rom development but i know that Xperia V has the same screen resolution as our phone and the 8960 CPU but different GPU and Camera... Maybe you can port roms from the xperia v...
Building from source is much better than porting
If no ones around when I get my device (early august) I'll start working on CM10 for this device.
I've built CM10 for my nexus 7 but of course it's nowhere near as hard because the device trees and patches are already done for you, but I think I can handle it (< I've used linux for years and i'm very experienced with it and building software with it, also followed CM development for another device closely)
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We have already a deodexed rom bro.
From Xperia SP 4G By a Big NooB
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Whitch rom do we get then ?
This is Strictly Development i u know something plz share if don't then be slient
What is ION .?
Noob way :- It makes things awsome -by lauppenstepperwolf
there is awsome explaination on LX git Wiki
LX said:
#### What is Shared Memory?
Memory is usually private; an app takes a chunk and nothing else can access it.
Sometimes, it makes sense to share memory between processes; for example, an app writes to the screen buffer, while the gfx driver reads that same buffer to put it on the screen. You need a special memory system for that.
####PMEM vs. ION
Back with Gingerbread, every ARM chip maker (Qualcomm, TI, nVidia, Samsung, more?) had their own way of doing shared memory. The Qualcomm way was a system called **PMEM**.
Problem: when a vendor sells a chip to Sony and Samsung, he needs to write two drivers, one for each shared memory system.
To reduce maintenance efforts, Google introduced **ION**, a unified shared memory system, that all vendors use since ICS
Problem: from ICS forward, Qualcomm only provides graphics drivers for ION. PMEM is obsolete.
For a while, stuff still worked, but it is getting worse for us - see the Google Maps app for example.
####Move to ION
An option is to rework the kernel, replace the PMEM system with ION, and replace the old PMEM drivers with newer ION drivers. A common problem on several old devices is, that the camera chip is non-standard, and Sony (Samsung, HTC) never wrote ION drivers for the old cameras. Moving to ION then means you lose the camera completely.
A new solution is to move the kernel to ION, but have a PMEM system on top of ION so that the old camera libs can connect to it. As far as I know, this was pioneered by the Dev_Connection team that maintains the Samsung S+ i9001 (great team, hats off to Christopher83 especially).
Another implementation of an ION/PMEM hybrid was made by galaxyfreak for the HTC Explorer (Pico).
The i9001 and the Pico have similar hardware to our 2011 Xperias (2011, MSM, 512MB RAM, similar specs).
Feedback for the ION builds is very positive. Performance is good and it solves some graphics problems like the Google Maps flickering, and it solves the slow browser.
####ION on LegacyXperia
It would be the next big step after the 3.x kernel, but, it's a lot of work.
On the i9001, 8 devs work on 1 device, while on our side, 1 dev works on 8 devices.
The i9001 approach was to migrate 10.1 to ION, then 10.2, then 11; instead of directly doing 11-ION.
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ETA :- Nowhere to release
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THIS IS A REWORK ON nAa-kernel to use ION but with no video recording support ... until mike does spread his awsome magic with his new scratch ported kernel...
Source :- http://www.github.com/rebel-x/msm7x30-3.4.x-nAa
Current Progress : Intial Pushes done "yay" lets hope it boots
NOTE :- We need your help , i m not able to do alone since i have very limited knowledge about kernels , Please forgive me if my coding somewhere wrong cause
ok so thank you i will post progress as we all get step further ,
thank you
Credits :
Mike : we all know why
nAa : Awsome dev
szezso : always helpful
XDA:DevDB Information
ION-Kernel, a Kernel for the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc
Contributors
officiallysonyrebel, szezso, Mike
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2014-01-08
Last Updated 2014-01-07
Don't ever give up!
you also need To build rom with ion accelator
offical
its offical jb kernel ?
mahsun72 said:
its offical jb kernel ?
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Can you read? It's not even official. It could be also for CM11 since he mentioned browser lag, which is an existing bug in CM11.
To OP, I should be able to check the coding and whatnot. Only problem is I'm currently in the army and unable to access my computer on weekdays.
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@n1kolaa i guess you can start work on this if you have time.. I have seen you working.. Seems a real genius can you?
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I should also be able to check the code as I'm proficient in C++. Let me know where I can help out, it's a good initiative.
ION and PMEM should'nt be device specific, no ? Isn't the work done on i9001 reusable here ?
First it could be interesting to locate all patches applied on the kernel to implement the hybrid memory allocation.
Edit :
I suppose the kernel in question is this one :
https://github.com/AriesVE-DevCon-TEAM/samsung-kernel-msm7x30/tree/cm-11.0_ion_pmem_adsp
Boudin said:
ION and PMEM should'nt be device specific, no ? Isn't the work done on i9001 reusable here ?
First it could be interesting to locate all patches applied on the kernel to implement the hybrid memory allocation.
Edit :
I suppose the kernel in question is this one :
https://github.com/AriesVE-DevCon-TEAM/samsung-kernel-msm7x30/tree/cm-11.0_ion_pmem_adsp
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ion is different for every device i guess
Update :
finished initial kernel part (lets hope it boots know)
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@n1kolaa i guess you can start work on this if you have time.. I have seen you working.. Seems a real genius can you?
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im now focus on shool,also i give my arc to my sister i now have only idol mini
n1kolaa said:
im now focus on shool,also i give my arc to my sister i now have only idol mini
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Well, that's still fine.. Mini you have for testing.. Give it a try, you never know what you can end up with, probably a working kernel with ion support.. :thumbup:
Regards,
vishal_android freak
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Well, that's still fine.. Mini you have for testing.. Give it a try, you never know what you can end up with, probably a working kernel with ion support.. :thumbup:
Regards,
vishal_android freak
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its idol mini form alcatel,how can i test new kernel with it explain it to me
n1kolaa said:
its idol mini form alcatel,how can i test new kernel with it explain it to me
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Ohh.. My bad.. Sorry..
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I think I can develop based on this. Is the ION kernel actually booting and working preperly etc. ?
CedArctic said:
I think I can develop based on this. Is the ION kernel actually booting and working preperly etc. ?
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i have completed allocation but that f**kin msmfb code is a heck since we are using drivers from 3.0 need a lot of work
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i have completed allocation but that f**kin msmfb code is a heck since we are using drivers from 3.0 need a lot of work
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all the best bro.. Any improvements?
gpkumaran said:
all the best bro.. Any improvements?
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yea its compiling know but no where Close to Boot ... i have changes locally purchased a XMP with screen destroyed only for kernel debugging purpose
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i have completed allocation but that f**kin msmfb code is a heck since we are using drivers from 3.0 need a lot of work
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Thanks for your work! I love KK rom and im wait ion kernel :thumbup:
Regards
To many 4.4 roms are coming out....in my opinion all kitkat devs should focus on just 2 roms and this really good kernel.
At least with 2 different 4.4 roms there is still competiton for improvement without scattering work to much.
A nicely developed kitkat will save out Arc from retirement.
Btw i was wondering, since HDMI sources for kitkat are not available, would it be possible to create-compile a MHL compatibility for our arc? so we can use MHL accessory instead of HDMI? Or a virtual machine on kitkat running the stock ICS HDMI feature?
I'm no dev so i have no idea how hard it could be.....just asking out of curiosity, many use hdmi on arc for movies or android desktop with OTG mouse and keyboard. Its really a pity we cannot make it work on 4.4 yet.
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To many 4.4 roms are coming out....in my opinion all kitkat devs should focus on just 2 roms and this really good kernel.
At least with 2 different 4.4 roms there is still competiton for improvement without scattering work to much.
A nicely developed kitkat will save out Arc from retirement.
Btw i was wondering, since HDMI sources for kitkat are not available, would it be possible to create-compile a MHL compatibility for our arc? so we can use MHL accessory instead of HDMI? Or a virtual machine on kitkat running the stock ICS HDMI feature?
I'm no dev so i have no idea how hard it could be.....just asking out of curiosity, many use hdmi on arc for movies or android desktop with OTG mouse and keyboard. Its really a pity we cannot make it work on 4.4 yet.
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A better Kitkat .. lets summerize current kernel situation
1. nAa 3.4 full of hacks
2. using drivers and stuffs from 3.0.x
3. Stuck on Abandoned PMEM {with every increasing android version we are using patches more than before to maintain PMEM causing soo many graphic lags
4. msm_fb code /* lets not focus on it currently */
why this mess /* to bring 3.4 kernel faster */
i m trying on 3.0.x-nAa kernel cause it is Pure CAF and also mike is working on Pure CAF 3.4.x MHL enablin gis such a lot and lot of work we are not in fully stable stage to look at MHL and other workaround first..
our device is a 3 year old piece of hardware without camera and HDMI libs using outdated kernel and drivers what should be the main goal
1. To make kernel updated with current sources
2. then make things working
3. then wprkaround for all abandoned hardware(like HDMI)
hope u know why we are focus on kernels and roms know ... and to come at point of compeion in roms
there is no compeition we are not selling our products .. we are working cause we like it and more roms means more respect for developers who are working tirelessly on maintaining those roms @Marchinho6 please no these kinds of post ..!these will spam thread