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[KERNEL][AOSP] invisiblek-2.6.37.6-4 [UPDATED: June 11 2011]

This kernel is for AOSP Gingerbread roms for the Incredible only!
Do not flash with ROM Manager, it has been known to give very strange issues on this phone, boot into recovery and manually flash it.
Things I add from stock (I believe in a mostly vanilla kernel with smaller mods to improve battery life and, in some situations, performance)
-havs (hybrid adaptive voltage scaling)
-smartass cpu governor (capped at 384mhz while screen is off)
-smb329 enabled (fast charge)
-no debugging (for smaller kernel size)
Use kernel manager from the market to get this (unless you want to be stubborn and do it yourself)
Pulled -5 and -6, not working as expected
invisiblek 2.6.37.6-4:
-Updated to latest cm-kernel source (latest change was May 30th)
-smartass and havs settings grabbed from the popular .32 #28 kernel which should help us get some decent battery life
Download
ENJOY!
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SOURCE:
All of my source is at: http://github.com/invisiblek/cm-kernel/2.6.37_cm-kernel
We need to thank cyanogen, slayher, toastcfh, koush, cuviper, chad0989, cayniarb, vinylfreak89, seanzer, conap, jamezelle, and im sure others for all their help with this

FAQ:
Q: Will this work with Froyo?
A: Maybe, but probably not. I would recommend a .32 kernel since they are more stable at this time.
Q: My led turns green at 90% what gives? Please Fix!!
A: It always does that, been addressed a million times. Live with it
Q: Why is my cpu governor <x> when i set it to <y>?
A: <x> is probably the default (most roms set this in the ramdisk although the kernel does have a default setting, the ramdisk usually trumps it) youll have to re-set your governor after a reboot
Q: How can I help?
A: You can start by grabbing the source code from here
Q: What is havs?
A: from kingxklick's thread:
Code:
Also, a little info on HAVS and AVS:
The purpose of HAVS is to minimize the power used by the CPU by determining
and setting the optimal voltage. At the same time, the maximum voltage by
which HAVS can scale to is fixed to a specified voltage depending on the
CPU frequency in order to prevent scaling to a higher voltage than what is
normally used at a specified voltage. The optimal voltage is actively determined
for each frequency and temperature. HAVS actively adjusts the CPU voltage as the
CPU frequency and temperature changes.
Q: What is smartass?
A: The smartass governer drops drops the max cpu frequency when your screen is off (currently set to max 384mhz). It is very effective in saving battery life. (juice plotter is a good one for monitoring your battery life)

Put me down
Not much help with kernels but I can test and feed back
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Same here.. Teach me how yo build.. All set up for it.. Just don't understand it
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Love to help. Currently running your#29 kernel along with omgb rom. Runs awesome but I know it can do more.
any theories as to why all the other kernels make touch input useless? I have an amoled incredible btw. Anything I can do to test or help develop something to work fully with 2.3.1 I'm all for it.
P.s. Anyone know anything about jit with gb? I never used it since I have used sense roms up to this point.
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invisiblek said:
for now, check my github://github.com/invisiblek/cm-kernel
we need a dinc community developed kernel for gingerbread
anyone who wants to help, post up and lets get something going
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http://github.com/slayher
I have a working kernel, with support for tethering, and mounting of both emmc and sdcards. Also my same changes were pushed to the CM/htc-kernel-incrediblec
Its not a .35 kernel, but it does have the gadget drivers backported.

slayher said:
http://github.com/slayher
I have a working kernel, with support for tethering, and mounting of both emmc and sdcards. Also my same changes were pushed to the CM/htc-kernel-incrediblec
Its not a .35 kernel, but it does have the gadget drivers backported.
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Doesn't the current included one support this? Does your kernel work with pc usb mounting without gscript?
Also personally I am looking for a stable oc version. Anyone had luck so far with any of this?
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This is good. I'll help.
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networkmagician419 said:
Same here.. Teach me how yo build.. All set up for it.. Just don't understand it
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Best way to get set up is to join is on irc. Its much easier to communicate there
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trunksta said:
Love to help. Currently running your#29 kernel along with omgb rom. Runs awesome but I know it can do more.
any theories as to why all the other kernels make touch input useless? I have an amoled incredible btw. Anything I can do to test or help develop something to work fully with 2.3.1 I'm all for it.
P.s. Anyone know anything about jit with gb? I never used it since I have used sense roms up to this point.
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It's because you probably have a 004f touch controller. If you try to register more than 3 points on it, it won't function.
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trunksta said:
Doesn't the current included one support this? Does your kernel work with pc usb mounting without gscript?
Also personally I am looking for a stable oc version. Anyone had luck so far with any of this?
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yes, this is the kernel I am using with the CM7 build for the DINC. CM7 mounts and tethers with out gscript.

http://github.com/slayher
I have a working kernel, with support for tethering, and mounting of both emmc and sdcards. Also my same changes were pushed to the CM/htc-kernel-incrediblec
Its not a .35 kernel, but it does have the gadget drivers backported.
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Doesn't the current included one support this? Does your kernel work with pc usb mounting without gscript?
Also personally I am looking for a stable oc version. Anyone had luck so far with any of this?
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It's his kernel that is supplied with the cm7 builds.
Sent from my "girlfriend"... According to my wife.

Thanks for bringing this out to the full community! Hopefully we can get the ball moving a bit better on development now.
Also great to see pretty much every active kernel dev for the Inc posting in here, and a lot of other people interested in getting this going.
I'll keep pitching in however I can.

I also greatly appreciate all you kernel devs hard work and I look forward to the development of this kernel...I am a willing tester just waiting for a build to come out so I can report on it
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Would gladly love to test
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i see lots of devs i recognize here. this could be very interesting. and trustworthy ones too. i'll test.

invisiblek said:
Best way to get set up is to join is on irc. Its much easier to communicate there
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Maybe I should know this and I missed the memo... What server and channel...

what irc channel? this would be a big step to get going on the Dinc.

This is exciting .. cloning now

#incredible on irc.andirc.net
please update your tree too, ive done some more work this morning
use arch/arm/mach-msm/invisiblek_incredible_defconfig as your .config
im down to one compile time error -- woot!

Xperia T overclock kernel discussion thread

Hey guys,
I'm going to make an OC kernel for Xperia T. Which featuress would you like to seen in the kernel?
Krabappel2548
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Awesome dude, I was starting to get worried if I should have got the Sony Xperia T, due to slow development compared to other phones.
What feature i'm interested in is OCing the GPU higher just like other phones with the same SoC. I thought the Adreno 225 will handle games well for now but it seems it has a few lag on Asphalt 6, Nova 3, Batman and Spiderman etc, not like I play them all but it did lag. Along with a configurable GPU clock and undervolt, like the the Galaxy Nexus and S2/3.
Another one will be OCing the CPU to 2.1Ghz as most other same chip can get to, not like i'll overclock it, as there is no need really, the chip is already fast enough, but it be great to have that feature included as well. Plus undervolting as well.
Updating the linux kernel, remove all the crap in the kernel etc
Thats all for me
EDIT: Linaro would be good as well, as it seems to benefit to performance.
EDIT2: This Kernel is an good example what i'm talking about, be awesome if you could port his app interface with his permission of course, if everything goes well, I always donate quite a bit to support the developer (some motivation ).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1871946

I would just want a better battery life. No need for more power for me or undervolting. If so, let the Kernel do it automaticly.

Is htis project still alive? jw since theres still no way to uv or oc looking into do it myself but im stillnoob at linux i would just want a way to oc to whatevers possible and same with uv

I too hope we get a better feature set, I/O schedulers and oc options,
I would like to see it set up so it boots with stock values and then tweaks can then be applied after. Also profiling would be useful, I know peetr played with some values to do with thermal throttling, would be good to see some use control for that!!! Kind of hoping that if this is not longer happening then maybe Doomlord will release one when his studies ease up a bit!
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Does the siyah kernel not work for you?
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gregbradley said:
Does the siyah kernel not work for you?
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Locked bootloader
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mcsqwizzys98 said:
Locked bootloader
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OK
As far as I know it is currently not possible to implement OC/UC/UV or new schedulars or governors without a custom kernel, hence, with a locked bootloader you will not be able to achieve these effects.

It is possible, shardul did it for neo.
Theres also an elegant script in the thread for loading them.
Take the source of the module and compile it in the source tree of stock kernel , of course you will need root at least to copy the modules to system.
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mpiekp said:
It is possible, shardul did it for neo.
Theres also an elegant script in the thread for loading them.
Take the source of the module and compile it in the source tree of stock kernel , of course you will need root at least to copy the modules to system.
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Thanks for that, you learn something new every day.

I'm sorry, had some problems with my XS rom lately so didn't had time to start this yet. But I will make one
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krabappel2548 said:
I'm sorry, had some problems with my XS rom lately so didn't had time to start this yet. But I will make one
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Whenever you are ready krabapple, we all wish you success with your xs issues, but look forward to your return to the bond phone :fingers-crossed:

Quadrant test results.

Can anyone post there Quadrant results if they ran tests. Here is mine.http://img.tapatalk.com
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Pretty much in line with mine nice
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Latest Trick Droid with latest TeaMSeven Kernel non OC ! ( stock clocks )

Stock Rom 1.29.401.12
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13329 seems a little weak for overclocked. I was thinking it could be more in the 13500+ area when out of the box you can get 12800+
Quads don't really mean that much overall but I was thinking it could be higher overclocked.

budroux said:
13329 seems a little weak for overclocked. I was thinking it could be more in the 13500+ area when out of the box you can get 12800+
Quads don't really mean that much overall but I was thinking it could be higher overclocked.
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Its (non) OC just with the Performance Kernel, but it runs with stock clocks !!

@ xxsoulxx, got ya. I really expect some pretty high overclocked results for sure. This phone is a beast and when it gets unleashed a bit...WOW!!!

budroux said:
@ xxsoulxx, got ya. I really expect some pretty high overclocked results for sure. This phone is a beast and when it gets unleashed a bit...WOW!!!
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Yes i think it is ! I try it out if the OC is working normal, i cant get it to work, the apps dont let me OC atm.

xxsoulxx said:
Yes i think it is ! I try it out if the OC is working normal, i cant get it to work, the apps dont let me OC atm.
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I have not actually rooted. It seems pretty stable to do so I just have not took the plunge yet. I am still kinda testing out what they gave me out of the box. Rooting and supporting the developers by me will happen soon though....

I dont have screenshots here to post, but using Quadrant on my new HTC One, i regularly get scores of 12,000 +.
What the HTC One needs to make it complete is for a modder to make a graduated volume slider that goes up to 11 .... LOL

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I did another run, this time with ARHD 7.1 and the New TeaMSeven performance kernel v3.8 = NON OC !! :good:

Kernel discussions

I think stock kernel is the best. Every kernel I tried had some kind of lag at some point. Now I am back to the stock kernel and it is smooth as butter. Google got it right the first time. How is it for you guys ?
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Its very early in kernel development.
Give the devs some time
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flameinthefire said:
I think stock kernel is the best. Every kernel I tried had some kind of lag at some point. Now I am back to the stock kernel and it is smooth as butter. Google got it right the first time. How is it for you guys ?
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I am running Franco r14 smooth as butter. I would try using Nova launcher, I do agree with you that the GEL launcher is a bit laggy on custom kernels.
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riggs170 said:
I am running Franco r14 smooth as butter. I would try using Nova launcher, I do agree with you that the GEL launcher is a bit laggy on custom kernels.
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so for me on francos kernel the keyboard is super laggy

I love Trinity kernel, I've been using it for two years on my Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, Nexus 10, Nexus 4 and now Nexus 5.
B11 on the stock ROM (odexed and rooted with ART enabled) is sleeping better than the stock kernel did and the performance is amazing, which is to be expected considering it's Trinity.
@morfic just does something special... And the community around Trinity is the best on xda.
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ive never had even a thought of lag using trinity on my n5. i cant imagine making the n5 lag

lwfb said:
I love Trinity kernel, I've been using it for two years on my Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, Nexus 10, Nexus 4 and now Nexus 5.
B11 on the stock ROM (odexed and rooted with ART enabled) is sleeping better than the stock kernel did and the performance is amazing, which is to be expected considering it's Trinity.
@morfic just does something special... And the community around Trinity is the best on xda.
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i agree Trinity kernel is pretty good i dont really see any lag. i just wish he includes the color fix that francos kernal has

flameinthefire said:
i agree Trinity kernel is pretty good i dont really see any lag. i just wish he includes the color fix that francos kernal has
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eventually, but it wont be the same as franciscos.

This thread will become a kernel fans thread lol. Anyways running franco since forever no lags at all after r11. Op you are right somehow though, custom kernels have to save some extra juice from somewhere, so devs try to find it at the expense of performance.

Clear improvement over stock running Faux's latest.
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Bit of lag? Adjust governor parameters.

I would assume that the reason for lag is that many custom kernels disable mpdecision in a quest for better battery life.

At this stage what do you expect? Give it a while and then you'll find the stock kernel "laggy".
I like to keep things stock myself, but on my 2012 Nexus 7 I can't stand the stock kernel.

the stock kernel run smooth and great
the only thing I'd like to have is tap 2 wake but I don't like the other custom crap

muyoso said:
I would assume that the reason for lag is that many custom kernels disable mpdecision in a quest for better battery life.
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Why is that? I did have lag using the latest Faux kernel and switching back to the ondemand governor fixed most of it, but I did keep the Intelliplug Hotplug driver on. How does enabling/disabling mpdecision affects battery life and stability?

back in the day with the captivate one of the early developers tested different cross compilers and the effects on wake time. i think that might have a little to do with it. most people are using the linaro compiler these days and it is good, i notice the difference on my other phone using linaro but my other phone never quite feels as good as it did stock with wake time. it may be possible that an older compiler may be better for some things. i tend to feel modded kernels do feel a little glitcy and this could be one area to look at. good news is that the sources have to be posted so you can compile your own version of someones kernel with different compilers or options to test things. maybe remove a commit or two...

simms22 said:
ive never had even a thought of lag using trinity on my n5. i cant imagine making the n5 lag
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Plus 1. Lag? Say what? I'm using trinity kernel and not a thought of lag.
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ascarda said:
the stock kernel run smooth and great
the only thing I'd like to have is tap 2 wake but I don't like the other custom crap
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Mpdecision ramps up the CPU instantly to 1ghz when a touch event occurs. This makes for a much smoother UI in general, but obviously would use a tiny bit more battery than if the phone were to stay at min clocks.
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i love the stock battery life so It's good for me
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Using Franco r14 and stock room no problem at all im getting 4 hr SOT. Will change to catalysm rom tomorrow and see if i can get more SOT time.

[Kernel] OBOne KernOB 4.3 [3.4.10][Sense JB]

MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU!
This kernel is from the HTC 3.4.10 european source code and has been modified to work on Sprint. It is built with the arm-eabi-4.7 toolchain. There are not a lot of additions/tweaks to maintain stability and cleanliness. This is only for Sense on Android 4.3.
Tips
Use an app like Trickster MOD to control the built in goodies.
Added Features
Governors: Smartmax, Lionheart, Lagfree
Over and Under clocking the CPU and GPU
Voltage Control
IO Schedulers: bfq, sio, zen, row, vr, fiops
System wide mounting and system write
Faux Sound Control
Forced Fast Charge
Frandom, Dynamic Fsync
Sweep2Wake, ,Sweep2Sleep, Doubletap2Wake, Logo2Menu, flick2wake/sleep, pick2wake
exFAT/NTFS support
HDMI 1280x720p60
Fix earpiece amplification
Slimbus OC
crpalmer's Thermal Control
Blinking Buttons Notifications
Advanced TCP Congestion Controls
4.3 Download
Version 3.1
Version 3.1 - no flick2wake
Version 3.1 - stock clocks
Version 3.1 - stock clocks - no flick2wake
Version 3
Version 3 - no flick2wake
Version 2.2.1
Version 2.2.1 - stock clocks
Version 2.1
Version 2.1 - Stock Clocks
Changelog
2/2/14 - Version 3.1: Frequency settings stick....finally!
2/1/14 - Version 3: Fixed Lagfree, added fiops, advanced TCP congestion control, crpalmer's thermal control, blinking buttons, flick2wake/sleep, pick2wake, slimbus OC, and disabled perflock
1/07/14 - Version 2.2.1: Fix paid apps/bluetooth/GSM is a no go...
Verizon Thread
Source
If you fork my work to create your own kernel, the least I ask is a little credit:cyclops:. After all, we don't even have proper 4.3 source and I had to do a bit of work to get it to boot. Thanks.:good:
https://github.com/brymaster5000/m7wlv_4.3.git
XDA:DevDB Information
OBOne KernOB, a Kernel for the Sprint HTC One
Contributors
brymaster5000
Kernel Special Features: CPU Gov's, IO Schedulers, OC/UC cpu and gpu, voltage control, system rw, faux sound, FFC, Frandom, S2W/S2S/D2W/L2M/L2W, exFAT/NTFS, HDMI 1280x720p60
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2.2.1
Created 2014-01-05
Last Updated 2014-02-02

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So this will work on any Sense rom running Android 4.3? Just want to clarify it was not a typo

Woot woot.
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So can we use this on a sense 5.5 4.3 ROM?
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It was confirmed by a tester to work on Sprint for android 4.3. Therefore it should work on Sense 5/5.5 as long as its 4.3.
Let me know if you guys have issues...I have the Verizon variant...so a little difficult for me to test.

So if we find issues can we pull a logcat? I've never reported issues with a kernel, so I was wondering if they would be any help

Am I seeing things? I had to do a double take
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Something told me to go back to tranquil Rom today,glad I did. Can't wait to flash. Thanks alot
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Flashed fine with no problems now the trick is to play with I'm clueless in that department lol
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Awesome! I can confirm it works on 42One Aftermath 4.3 Sense 5.0. Thanks for sharing this!

Going to take this for a test drive on BadBoyz rom (svn r11). Will report back with my results...
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Love double tap to wake on lock screen don't think sweep to sleep works but not big deal let me know how you guys set everything up because I'm a little clueless my phone seems faster without adjusting anything
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androidforeve said:
Love double tap to wake on lock screen don't think sweep to sleep works but not big deal let me know how you guys set everything up because I'm a little clueless my phone seems faster without adjusting anything
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s2w+s2s both work for me...and double-tap2wake...and logo2wake. I haven't changed any of the OC settings, but default max is set at 2106000, so rockin' along. I have CPU governor on smartmax.

Cpu speeds are not sticking for me,I'm using trickster mod
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THADDIUS25 said:
Cpu speeds are not sticking for me,I'm using trickster mod
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Did you set to apply kernel settings on reboot? The box is not checked by default.
This kernel works in BSC Tranquil 4.3 Sense 5.0 as well. Once the kernel is flashed, it activates the s2w/s2s and logo menu choices in kernel options settings in BadSeed Tweaks. Double tap2wake works with no setting required. For CPU clocking, it looks like Trickster Mod will still have to be used. But TM has s2w/s2s options there as well, so not sure which mod will rule, or if both mods will have to be set the same.

Yeah I checked apply kernel settings on reboot, still the frequency doesn't stick
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THADDIUS25 said:
Cpu speeds are not sticking for me,I'm using trickster mod
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THADDIUS25 said:
Yeah I checked apply kernel settings on reboot, still the frequency doesn't stick
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Did you toggle frequency lock on in trickster? My settings seem to be sticking just fine but I'll monitor. Using on BadBoyz rom svn r11 with no issues so far. Still need to do further testing but so far, so good. Thanks for this, we've been waiting a while for a custom kernel. :good: :victory:
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Works on viper one 3.5 everything sticks for me upon reboot here great job
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pmacevad said:
Did you toggle frequency lock on in trickster? My settings seem to be sticking just fine but I'll monitor. Using on BadBoyz rom svn r11 with no issues so far. Still need to do further testing but so far, so good. Thanks for this, we've been waiting a while for a custom kernel. :good: :victory:
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Yeah I did all that, I'm pretty sure I no what I'm doing. I been doing this since the evo shift days.
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THADDIUS25 said:
Yeah I did all that, I'm pretty sure I no what I'm doing. I been doing this since the evo shift days.
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Nobody is trying to say you did anything wrong, just trying to make sure you covered everything. What rom ate you trying this on? Maybe you have an init.d script in system/etc/init.d folder causing the problems. I've also been around since the samsung intercept and og evo 4G, so I feel ya...
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