Featuring a new cpufreq interface, AbyssplugV2, intelliplug and a whole host of new additions that are not available in any other kernel for the x3.
Among them are updates only found in this kernel, saner defaults via config, better optimizations for the actual code and a rewritten version of devfreq.
It also have an updated baseband configuration and built in rather than to keep a module as it makes no sense to have a vital function as a module.
https://bitbucket.org/mourta/liquid_kernel_lge_p880-stable/
Kernel: http://www.mediafire.com/download/viy5a3dtaccd0gm/mourta-stable-08-23.zip
If there is a request for it i also have a ROM available based on grouper blobs, AD optimizations and a build around this kernel with a new dev tree.
For kernel install, it's anykernel, you can install it on any custom ROM, for stock and the lastest updates you will have to head over to Modaco and my original thread.
Note that this is a one time release, if you like it you'll have to head over to modaco to get updates.
it should be noted that the recommended settings is using intelliplug (you may need to use kernel tweaker or trickster mod for that if you're not running my ROM, and abyssplugv2, i also recommend ROW for a sheduler and Westwood for your congestion handling.
Note that you can now overclock to any frequency and it will feed the GPU chip with the needed volatage, this is great for cooking a roast beef but not for any practical use.
Quadrant scores are 8k and the last Antutu was at 16487, no overclocking but you won't reach that without using my ROM.
And with that... i'm done.
Thanks to the IODAK, Fransico, Adam77Root, Faux123 and others that provided code and/or input.
Oh, what I see here? The awesome kernel I'm testing with @ottomanhero and lucaarx and the great dev and friend @IcanhasLG coming back on xda? Let's rock hard&heavy, right now!
peppethustra said:
Oh, what I see here? The awesome kernel I'm testing with @ottomanhero and lucaarx and the great dev and friend @IcanhasLG coming back on xda? Let's rock hard&heavy, right now!
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We'll see how this goes.
Thankfully i am in touch with a mod that will keep this drama free,
And for anyone wondering, peppethustra is head of my testing crew, you get stable releases because of them.
It should be noted that i'm still going to prefer the forum that greeted me over the one that shunned me from the get go, updates here will be sporadic at best but on time on the other forum.
It's great to see your work on XDA.Now everyone can experience your awesome work
P.S. you can find neccessary links in my signature
Great work, running your kernel now.
But Iodak was not updated since long ago and its sources does not contain many great fixes from cm11 kernel.
Thats why Demetris relased Cyodak kernel in Android development section. It's Iodak brought up to date with latest cm 11 kernel .
It would great to see Muorta Kernel based on Cyodak instead of old Iodak. We would have your exclusive features with up to date cm11 kernel upgrades. But maybe you already upgraded iodak's source, let us know
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Great work, running your kernel now.
But Iodak was not updated since long ago and its sources does not contain many great fixes from cm11 kernel.
Thats why Demetris relased Cyodak kernel in Android development section. It's Iodak brought up to date with latest cm 11 kernel .
It would great to see Muorta Kernel based on Cyodak instead of old Iodak. We would have your exclusive features with up to date cm11 kernel upgrades. But maybe you already upgraded iodak's source, let us know
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Obviously, the real necessary updated patches have been implemented yet ("continuation" means this, too), so it's not necessary nor in Mourta's plans to base it on cyodak (which really isn't the only way to find updated code for our device)
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Obviously, the real necessary updated patches have been implemented yet ("continuation" means this, too), so it's not necessary nor in Mourta's plans to base it on cyodak (which really isn't the only way to find updated code for our device)
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That's what I wanted to know, as OP didn't explicitly stated it. Thanks
FunkyRasta said:
That's what I wanted to know, as OP didn't explicitly stated it. Thanks
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Outdated sources never are a good base for developing a fresh new kernel or ROM, if there is a new compatible code implementation ready to be merged into the code That's the first thing a good developer checks (and if you can, look at Mourta's bitbucket linked in the OP to view his commits, there will be all the principal news about new code implementations)
Tried this but I loose my modem every now and then and the screen won't wake sometimes.
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Tried this but I loose my modem every now and then and the screen won't wake sometimes.
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Go to Modaco and find newer version (26/8/2014) . It will resolve problems like yours
Okay will do.
How's the deep sleep ?
Written from my Optimus 4X powered by Omni 4.4
LGaljo said:
Go to Modaco and find newer version (26/8/2014) . It will resolve problems like yours
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this version, according to trickster mod, does not use deep sleep state and still screen won't wake up sometimes. so i dropped it for now.
greetings
peter
peter_altherr said:
this version, according to trickster mod, does not use deep sleep state and still screen won't wake up sometimes. so i dropped it for now.
greetings
peter
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Can you give more info about your ROM, kernel settings, setup etc. and provide a logcat if possible? That's a rare issue you're having there.I've used my phone for 20 hours now, (%3 battery left) and it slept for about 15 hours, same version.
I suggest you to try flashing the kernel twice.I had such problems with iodak kernel back in the time and flashing it twice had fixed the deep sleep issue.
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Can you give more info about your ROM, kernel settings, setup etc. and provide a logcat if possible? That's a rare issue you're having there.I've used my phone for 20 hours now, (%3 battery left) and it slept for about 15 hours, same version.
I suggest you to try flashing the kernel twice.I had such problems with iodak kernel back in the time and flashing it twice had fixed the deep sleep issue.
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+1
@peter_altherr And more important thing: have you at least wiped cache and dalvik before flashing the kernel? If yes, try wiping system partition too (no factory reset, you can leave /data partiton intact) then reflash ROM, gapps and kernel, and see how it goes..wait 3 or 4 minutes before trying to wake up device, after the first boot, and deep sleep would start without problems
I have tried the 26/8 version but that still gives me RIL problems, I get no signal whatsoever. I cannot grab a logcat as I need my phone to work right now but I'm Running latest beanstalk version.
baxtex said:
I have tried the 26/8 version but that still gives me RIL problems, I get no signal whatsoever. I cannot grab a logcat as I need my phone to work right now but I'm Running latest beanstalk version.
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Wait for next version, great changes will come even about this issue
@peter_altherr you should unplug it from charger and try unplugged.
when charging cpu never reaching deepsleep.
@ whoever had freeze/sod problems with last kernel version: a new fixed release has been uploaded (it's a minor release: reverted GPU OC, which was causing the problem). Check official thread for the download link
my phone does not see SD card with 0902
and yes im 100% sure its kernel problem....recovery sees my sd, and so iodak kernel
Related
Since I've been asked several several times now to release the kernel I'm running on my own phone I took some hours and prepared it (clean build, cleanup of commit comments, etc.).
Beware that this kernel is build for my own purpose and usage-pattern so it may or may not work well for you. I have a pretty tight schedule with a full time job and also working on my master thesis therefore I cannot guarantee any support for this. That's also the reason why I keep this short and simple. Nevertheless if you try it please report some feedback on your experience. Don't let the version 006 irritate you, this is the first publicly available version.
Big thanks go to all developers who made this possible in the first place: spica1234, StefanGünthör, vadonka, and all others who provide the current sources of their kernels
Usual disclaimer
This software is intended for advanced users. You're using this on your own responsibility. I'm not liable for any damages to any hardware and/or data caused by using this software.
Incomplete feature list (see Changelog for detailed changes)
(based on spica1234's SR3R)
spica's powersave mode "2" by default
optimized compilation flags for tegra
removed (for me) unneeded kernel features and useless modules on tegra platform
Ext3/4 support
OC/UV enabled
ramzswap (with snappy)
reduced logging and debugging features
JRCU
loads of small changes to improve performance, stability, efficiency; including cross- and backports from other and 3.x kernels.
non-fancy name
no support guarantee
Known Issues
slowdown after long usage without reboot
sometimes instabilities with WiFi
Download
http://db.tt/LCGOUc1E (kosi006.zip, MD5: cd289d7f9fb378181f85d817121b7e63)
Installation
As usual install ZIP through CWM after performing the obligatory backup. Wipe of dalvik-cace and cache partition recommended.
Can also be combined with spicas Performance Packs for additional performance.
If instabilities arise, try increasing voltage by +25mV (worked on my phone).
Source
https://github.com/kosi2801/LGP990_KosiKernel
I try to credit all the changes I integrate from elsewhere by the appropiate origin both in the commitlog as well as in the Changelog. If you identify a uncredited change please let me know and provide me with the publicly available source so I can give proper reference.
reserved
reserved too
wish you the best of luck sir, new dev are always welcome
Thanks man, my wish came through, thanks for sharing and good luck mate
Sent from latest Django Manouche with Spica Sr2r2 Kernel
Yes there my man comes!
Kosi bro felt very gr8 seeing your kernel. Congrets.
And thank you for giving TRUE honour by using SR3R as base sources with revolutionary OTF. I really feel good that atleast my SR3R sources are belived to be usefull, as Today i can see almost all stock kernels being either fully/partially based on performant SR3R sources. That's a great matter of HONOUR and PLEASURE to me. Thanking you to using it.
BTW you are free to ship Official OTF HP 2X OTF Tweaker Application with your build. I preffer newer Myrt OTF so you can use both but from my side you're free to use any of my work without my permission
I'm eager to flash. To be very frank I found your kernel building tutorials very easy for newbies. Keep updating that thread also, with new tips for newbies.
Once again congrets and keep releasing newer kernels, if you cant manage time then atleast once in a 10-15 days
How nice, also to see yet another Austrian flag on top of a kernel developer thread
kosi2801 said:
Known Issues
slowdown after long usage without reboot
[*]sometimes instabilities with WiFi
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Would it be correct to say WiFi instabilities cannot be fixed until LG releases an updated driver?
First impression coming from Spica1234 sr2r2 kernel my first notice is reduced smoothness, but it's also well known that sr2 had great smoothness. Anyways it seems to run fine and stable so once again thanks for sharing
Sent from latest Django Manouche with Kosi2801 006 Kernel
akyp said:
Would it be correct to say WiFi instabilities cannot be fixed until LG releases an updated driver?
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I'm not sure. I integrated some fixes from NVidia directly and tried out some other changes (CONFIG_DEEPSLEEP => only "hibernating" WiFi driver on disable, not completely unloading kernel module). The deepsleep made no change in the short run and locked up in the long run so I deactivated it again. The NVidia patches made it a tad more stable (at least that's my impression) but it's still far from rock-solid.
There are however several other options which are still on my todo list:
check and try bcm4239 driver from CM
check and try bcm4239 experimental driver from Stefan Günthörs repository
check and try bcm4239 driver from NVidia/Broadcom repository (which lacks the LG adaptions and is therefore much more work)
look for other possible sources of updated/changed bcm4239 driver on Tegra boards
check individual commits and fixes in all repositories and integrate/merge/port the sane and safe ones
So there is still some work possible on my side but the possible outcome of each single option is still unknown.
IF, however, LG would make another update to the WiFi driver publicly available this would surely be another highly relevant try/source to have a look on.
Thank you. Glad to know I am not the only one bothered by WiFi problems. I have tried many ROM/kernel combinations and it's the same story everytime: At first it works as it should, then speed begins to drop, then it refuses to be turned on or off, causing a crash. I think I will give the v20s a try.
akyp said:
I think I will give the v20s a try.
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Please give me a short notice if that solves the issues for you
kosi2801 said:
Please give me a short notice if that solves the issues for you
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Tried rebuilt v20s for a few days. Sadly the slowdown is still there, but the driver seems a bit more resilient -- I haven't got any errors when turning it on and off.
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Tried rebuilt v20s for a few days. Sadly the slowdown is still there, but the driver seems a bit more resilient -- I haven't got any errors when turning it on and off.
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Did you try with standard LG Mobile update?
wals46 said:
Did you try with standard LG Mobile update?
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No, only tried the CWM version by Flix: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1699106
akyp said:
No, only tried the CWM version by Flix: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1699106
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If you want to test the standard 2x features you'd better to flash the original lg rom distributed in your country, baseband included. After mobile update do a factory reset. If you have problems contact the local lg support. If everyting is ok and want to waste time, try custom rom/kernel. Then all the problems will be between you and xda forum.
Hi Folks
I have been trying to solve the msm_hsic_host wake lock problem without introducing the data drop/lockup issues that have been introduced into other kernels by adding the patches from code aurora.
Disclaimer: The usual statements apply, I'm not responsible for your device being bricked, ebola outbreaks, nuclear war, etc... resulting from the use of this kernel, flashing this kernel should be done at your own risk, that being said I have been running various variations of this for the last few days without my phone having any issues.
All Versions now in post 2 below.
What's in this release?
4.2.1 versions: Simply the CM stock kernel pulled from their github here: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/lge-kernel-mako with patches from CAF that I cherry-picked in an attempt to fix the msm_hsic_host wake locks without causing 3G data problems.
4.2.2 versions: Stock AOSP pulled from the android-msm-mako-3.4-jb-mr1.1 repo at https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/msm/ with patches from CAF that I cherry-picked in an attempt to fix the msm_hsic_host wake locks without causing 3G data drops.
What do I do if I get a data drop?
Post here, be as detailed as possible, logs would be extremely helpful so I can see what's going on with your device, because these data drops seem to be somewhat random and don't affect everyone it's very difficult to actually reproduce them on another device on another network, as a result the more information you can give me the better.
My WiFi drops while the screen off resulting in delayed notifications!
To be clear, this is not the same issue, the issue with WiFi disconnecting while the screen off seems to be an Android 4.2.1 issue and exists on all kernels and even different devices running Android 4.2.1, this kernel doesn't do anything to address this issue, whether it fixes it or doesn't is entirely independent of the kernel. A potential fix for this is available from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2072930 Note: It would appear that this hasn't been fixed in 4.2.2 despite Google claiming that it has been, the fixes outlined in that thread still work however. Possible Fix in Post 2
The wakelock is reduced but my battery life is the same or not significantly improved
Well, without these patches the wakelock keeps the phone awake, but if the screen is off and nothing else is going on the kernel is just waiting for the USB bus to suspend so the CPUs are either offline or at their lowest clock speed so they aren't likely using that much power. That being said there should be some improvement in battery life over a 100-0 drain cycle, how much will depend on factors that are mainly not kernel related (time on WiFi, 3G signal strength, apps syncing in the background, etc...).
Wasn't this fixed in 4.2.2? My msm_hsic_host wakelock is way down.
Yes and no, Google took 2 patches that were included in the set I was using on 4.2.1, these two fixes significantly reduced the msm_hsic_host wakelock while on WiFi but not really while on 3G. So, if you use WiFi primarily your msm_hsic_host wakelock will be reduced but if you use your phone primarily on 3G it will continue to be high, though probably lower than it was on the stock 4.2.1 kernel.
Thanks to:
LG - for making such an awesome device
Google - for providing us with the AOSP sources
CyanogenMod - I used their kernel as a base
Code Aurora Forums - for solving the issue
Harsh - for pointing me in the right direction on which CAF patches I was missing
franciscofranco - additional CAF patches that might help
molesarecoming - for the color calibration halfbreed v4 settings.
Koush - the original anykernel format
_motley - the zip file for the anykernel version for N4
jakejm79 - for testing various builds with various patches for me and giving me good feedback
veyka - for testing this build and confirming that he doesn't have data issues with it
socali - for his testing and research on the WiFi delayed notification issue.
4.2.2 Version
Experimental WiFi Fix
Confused about all the fixes floating around? Maybe this will help: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40432746&postcount=578
Date: April 15, 2013
Download: hsic_fix_nexus4_wlan_v6.zip
MD5: 8ba0f874efc894c8aaa2e115c5fe2438
See here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40340768&postcount=522
Revert Zip: wlan_revert.zip
MD5: 381013687035626bcb1cbaf609ea431
Note: Flash this if you have flashed any of the WiFi fix versions prior to switching to a different kernel.
Stable Version: (anykernel)
Date: March 04, 2013
Download (any kernel): hsic_fix_nexus4_4.2.2v1.zip
MD5: 17127c1ce03ce0489c49ed7377204a6c
Source: https://github.com/thracemerin/Mako (branch: jb-hsic-rel tag: release-v1)
4.2.1 Version (anykernel)
Date: Feb 04, 2013
Download (any kernel): https://hotfile.com/dl/192620778/4b1c43e/hsic_fix_nexus4_v2.zip.html
MD5: 22be4821f3c16087a04a8084cc0d5703
Source: https://github.com/thracemerin/lge-kernel-mako
Fingers crossed for this, will be testing tomorrow!
With this test kernel I got 11min of hsic wakelock in 11h, which is very simular to what I get on harsh's kernel. (when I was trying it out last night)
I also had no data stuck issue, where as on previous attempts I was always able to reproduce the problem within a few min!
Just to be clear, these patches reduce the hsic wakelock by a lot, while preventing the issue where data would get "stuck", signal would show, but nothing would go in or out.
Edit: as well as fixing the hsic issue, these patches should also reduce power consumption while on mobile data, a general win/win.
Sods law states that the moment we truly have this under control, google will push 4.2.2 with all these fixes anyway
Thanks a lot for bothering todo this!
Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 2
Going to give it a try too, thanks for the work mate !
I'm wondering, does the CM team will merge these patches if all work properly ? I don't know the point of view of CM about CAF
Bluewall said:
Going to give it a try too, thanks for the work mate !
I'm wondering, does the CM team will merge these patches if all work properly ? I don't know the point of view of CM about CAF
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Well, a bunch of the fixes got pushed initially to the CM kernel, but were reverted because of the 3G data stalls, if this works out and 4.2.2 doesn't drop soon or doesn't fix the problem I'd consider resubmitting them to Gerrit, I would want some solid evidence that this works before I go through the trouble however.
Can you please post a flashable zip?
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
Hi,
It seems to be working.
I have about 6h on battery, 93% left and the msm_hsic_host used 15 m, 4%. No problems with 3g so far.
Firefox17 said:
Can you please post a flashable zip?
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
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I'll get on that later today.
In the mean time I had a few mins to repack it for stock, for the moment it's untested (my device is elsewhere atm), if you're brave feel free to try it, I'll post here later when I confirm it works unless someone beats me to it. Update: Confirmed Working
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I'll get on that later today.
In the mean time I had a few mins to repack it for stock, for the moment it's untested (my device is elsewhere atm), if you're brave feel free to try it, I'll post here later when I confirm it works unless someone beats me to it. Update: Confirmed Working
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Any kernel version is now in post 2, I've confirmed that it works on CM, but I can't see why it wouldn't work on other ROMs. Big thanks to _motley for the zip file I used.
Indeed I can also confirm this one really works I have tested for a few hours and the results are great.
Thank you
What is the build date of the CM kernel, just so I can match it with the same date nightly
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What is the build date of the CM kernel, just so I can match it with the same date nightly
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1/15 I believe, the anykernel one that works with CM was built on 1/16, either should work on today's nightly as there were no modifications to the ramdisk in the CM repos.
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1/15 I believe, the anykernel one that works with CM was built on 1/16, either should work on today's nightly as there were no modifications to the ramdisk in the CM repos.
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Ok thanks, I will test tonight/tomorrow with the 1/17 nightly
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On MinCo v6 + Franco kernel r34, the zip is giving me bootloops. Tried twice, once on a fresh install.
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On MinCo v6 + Franco kernel r34, the zip is giving me bootloops. Tried twice, once on a fresh install.
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Franco's kernel uses a non stock ramdisk which I gather from other threads is only compatible with his kernel, you will probably have to either flash the stockboot.img from here or use one of the reset kernels floating around the forums before flashing this.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2
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I haven't tested it fully yet but it really looks like I'm finally getting a normal deep sleep.
Sorry if this post is ignorant, but I just started using CyanogenMod for the first time having gotten a Nexus 4, and I'm not 100% familiar with it yet.
I've flashed your kernel and it is working great with no wakelocks, but will updating to the latest nightly flash the stock CyanogenMod kernel again? meaning I would to reflash yours? Not that it would be a problem given that I have the flashable zip, but just for future reference as to whether I need to reflash your kernel every time I update for nightlies.
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Yes you have to reflash everytime you flash a nightly.
Same here, seems to work great, good job !
m_plus kernel for Nexus 4 (mako)!
Hi All,
In an attempt to reduce the confusion related to the two versions of 4.3, I have decided to split my m_plus thread into 3 versions, a version for 4.2 (the previous thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2256887), a version for 4.3 JS AOSP builds (this one) and a version for 4.3 JW builds (not yet up, but will be in the future).
Disclaimer: As usual, I am not responsible for anything that may or may not happen to your device as a result of using this kernel or any other flashable zips posted by me in this thread.
Kernel Features:
Based on the latest Google Source for 4.3
Built with the Linaro 4.7.3 toolchain (2013.07)
insecure ramdisk (ro.recure=0, ro.debuggable=1)
init.d support (by flashing the full ramdisk, requires busybox installed to /system/xbin)
Undervolting support (down to 600mV)
Gamma Control support (motley, faux and franco interfaces available)
Faux Sound Control support including poweramp
dynamic fsync
simple GPU governor
Builds:
Sources: https://github.com/thracemerin/kernel-Nexus4/tree/m_plus_43_exp_JS
Warning: These builds are for 4.3 builds beginning with the letters JS only, if you flash it on a JW based build you will have all sorts of strange graphical issues.
Personal Request: If you plan to make unofficial builds with features not included in the builds posted by me, please don't link them in the thread, all this does is result in confusion especially if someone has a problem with something you have added, it is much easier for me to provide support if I know that everyone in the thread is running the same builds I am. If you want to make a kernel with these features, feel free to start another thread so that they can be discussed and supported as appropriate.
http://goo.im/devs/thracemerin/mako/m_plus_43/JS_builds/alphas
Latest:
Alpha 5:
Flashable (anykernel): m_plus_43_alpha_5JS.zip
Note: if you need the full ramdisk for init.d support/insecure ramdisk, flash the ramdisk package alpha 4 first.
What's Added:
USB force fast charge
Enable Krait Retention
Various patches and enhancements from CAF
Previous:
Alpha 4:
Note: The anykernel version doesn't include init.d support and insecure ramdisk unless your ROM already has it, if you were on alpha 3 you will retain it.
Note 2: If you flash the ramdisk version on CM, the built-in superuser will stop working, CM includes init.d support anyway.
Flashable (ramdisk included): m_plus_43_alpha_4JS_ramdisk.zip
Flashable (anykernel): m_plus_43_alpha_4JS.zip
What's Included:
all the stuff listed in kernel features
freezer patches by Colin Cross
Thanks:
Google
LG
Qualcomm/CodeAurora
CyanogenMod
_motley
faux123
show-p1984
franciscofranco
stratosk
anyone else I failed to mention (if you feel as though you deserved to be thanked by name, please PM me)
Reserved
PowerHAL Fix:
There is an issue in the stock AOSP powerHAL where the mpdecision touch boost requests are being sent to the wrong socket, as a result there will be unexpectedly poor UI performance. Show-p1984 fixed this problem in his Stockified AOSP build and I pulled the powerHAL and made it flashable for everyone. Just flash it in recovery and reboot, if you want to go back to the stock one just dirty flash your ROM. This shouldn't cause any problems on any ROM even if it has the fix already cooked in, but if it does you can just dirty flash your ROM to remove it. Thanks to show-p1984 for the fix.
43_powerhal_fix.zip MD5: c7cebad04b5f71d067df1a45c6e538f7
One More for Science!
Just flashed. I was losing wifi connection with semaphore when phone went into deep sleep. Ill report back. :good:
do you have to be rooted in order for init.d to work?
keda said:
do you have to be rooted in order for init.d to work?
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Yep, need to have busybox installed too.
First of all, thanks for your work.
I want to make sure I understand the procedure correctly.
If I use CM10.2, I flash "m_plus_43_alpha_4JS.zip" to maintain the built in superuser.
init.d will still work, cause cm already supports it.
Right now I am on Alpha3 with SuperSU 1.51. So to update to alpha4 I can simply flash over.
If I want to go back to the built in superuser I have to reflash CM, then flash alpha4 via zip.
Is this correct?
Wont stay connected to Google services when phone goes into deep sleep, bars and signal are grey when i turn screen on. I thought Google fixed all the wifi issues with N4 in 4.3 kernel?
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First of all, thanks for your work.
I want to make sure I understand the procedure correctly.
If I use CM10.2, I flash "m_plus_43_alpha_4JS.zip" to maintain the built in superuser.
init.d will still work, cause cm already supports it.
Right now I am on Alpha3 with SuperSU 1.51. So to update to alpha4 I can simply flash over.
If I want to go back to the built in superuser I have to reflash CM, then flash alpha4 via zip.
Is this correct?
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Dirty flash CM, then flash A4 should do it, that's what I did and it worked.
ScumDroid said:
Wont stay connected to Google services when phone goes into deep sleep, bars and signal are grey when i turn screen on. I thought Google fixed all the wifi issues with N4 in 4.3 kernel?
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Strange, it's working fine for me now.
Thanks, just wanted to reply. Works as you said.
After the first boot I had some strange behaviour,
min cpu clock did not go below 1,026 ghz and GPU Clock did not go above 200 mhz.
A restart fixed it, incase somebody notices similar behaviour.
AcmE85 said:
Thanks, just wanted to reply. Works as you said.
After the first boot I had some strange behaviour,
min cpu clock did not go below 1,026 ghz and GPU Clock did not go above 200 mhz.
A restart fixed it, incase somebody notices similar behaviour.
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Weird, I didn't notice that.
thracemerin said:
Strange, it's working fine for me now.
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Mabye its an app i have installed. Kernel is flying btw, nice work.
Is it just me or the option to give location eve with wifi off is ****ing with repeaters... I have two access points in my house and when the option was on the wifi keep disconnecting... Maybe cause In some parts I can have signal from both access points... So weird
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
ScumDroid said:
Wont stay connected to Google services when phone goes into deep sleep, bars and signal are grey when i turn screen on. I thought Google fixed all the wifi issues with N4 in 4.3 kernel?
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+1 for this. i am also having same problem.
yash295 said:
+1 for this. i am also having same problem.
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What ROM are you using?
thracemerin said:
What ROM are you using?
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Cm 10.2 unofficial nightly.
Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
yash295 said:
Cm 10.2 unofficial nightly.
Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
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hmm...working perfectly for me, CM10.2 unofficial and this kernel.
thracemerin said:
hmm...working perfectly for me, CM10.2 unofficial and this kernel.
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Oh yeah cm might be the problem. Sorry for the inconvenience
Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
PixN KernelSo this is the only custom kernel currently available. It's got a custom hotplugging solution and built-in exfat support. The camera fixes are iffy at 2.99b, works in 2.99
This is best used with my custom rom, here, but will work with any AOSP N based rom.
Maybe it'll work on CM devices too but I'm not sure. You may lose recovery on flashing this. Don't panic, just flash Zach's TWRP recovery after the kernel.
Eventually this will see many optimizations.
Built with the regular 4.9 toolchain. (Uber from 3.2)
About the screen dimmer:
You can echo 0 to disable and echo 1 to enable it via the sys path /sys/module/mdss_fb/parameters/backlight_dimmer
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Or just use ExKernel Manager.
Downloads
In the DevDB Downloads tab. Since for some odd reason DevDB is giving me 410 when I tried to upload the newest kernel, it's uploaded as a 7z file. Extract it and flash/profit.
DevDB is down right now so the latest release is hosted on MEGA (from version 3.4)
The link to the folder is here
Changelogs
Release 1
Initial Release
Added (off by default) brightness dimmer.
Several tweaks for memory management/performance
Some commits for camera management, may or may not help.
Release 2
Interim Release
Added sdcardfs (test exfat behavior?)
Elementalx Governor
Row i/o scheduler
Westwood TCP Congestion Algorithm
Release 2.99
Beta Release
Fixed Camera
Bluetooth temporarily broken
Memory, touch input fixes
Fixed a rare random reboot
Fixed the ipa wakelock and some others
Release 2.99b
Beta Release
Bluetooth still temporarily broken (Will be broken on all 2.99, wait for 3.)
Added the impulse, intelliactive and intellidemand governors
Added proper powersuspend
Also added the Alucard Hotplug
NATIVE EXFAT SUPPORT! (Forgot to enable, sorry)
Release 2.99b1
This is a MAJOR release, but the bluetooth isn't working so still 2.99. Everyone should please use this one for battery and performance. Can't comment on the camera.
Beta Release + Super Stable Battery
Bluetooth still temporarily broken (Will be broken on all 2.99, wait for 3.)
Massive zswap and zram improvements
Fsync on/off support
Frandom
Faster Boot
Adreno Idler
Overclocking
NATIVE EXFAT SUPPORT!
Release 2.99b1b
This is a bugfix release.
Fixed slow charging.
Release 3.1b
This is a major release.
Added color control.
Fully tickless.
Bunch of other stuff.
FIXED BLUETOOTH!!
Rebuilt kernel for single sims with an older config to hopefully fix the SD Card (Needs testing)
Release 3.1b
This is a major release.
Built with Uber.
Also with Clang optimizations.
Rebase config to stock to fix bugs.
Added CPUQuiet.
Release 3.3
This is a major release.
Built with Uber 6.
Bunch of optimizations.
Added Nightmare, Darkness, Chill governors.
Added Alucard Boost.
Also added the Thunderplug Hotplug.
There's a new fiops interactive i/o scheduler.
A lot of wakelocks have been exposed but don't disable them and start filing bug reports, they're as per user discretion.
Release 3.4
This is a major release.
Fixed the Optimizations
More Wakelocks
Updated sources to reflect latest upstream additions
Might have fixed Bluetooth disconnects
Release 3.4
This is a major release. Go for it. It's on DevDB
Lots of Optimizations
Uses Power Efficient Workqueues
Added ARM64 cpuidle
Fixed Zen_interactive
XDA:DevDB Information
PixN Kernel, Kernel for the Sony Xperia Z5
Contributors
HaoZeke
Source Code: http://github.com/HaoZeke/kernel
Kernel Special Features: Camera, Dimmer, Sdcardfs, Overclock, Adreno Idler, Frandom, exFAT
Version Information
Status: Beta
Current Stable Version: 3.3
Stable Release Date: 2016-12-25
Current Beta Version: 3.5
Beta Release Date: 2017-01-12
Created 2016-11-16
Last Updated 2017-01-11
The e6653 kernel will be uploaded in a few hours...
HaoZeke said:
The e6653 kernel will be uploaded in a few hours...
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Couldv you add exfat support?
albertobom said:
Couldv you add exfat support?
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Sure, but I think that also needs the rom to specifically add the module too..
(I'll add that to the linked rom)
@HaoZeke, I have been using your rom for almost 2 days now. It is much similar to the other AOSP Nougat. In both the cases, the battery drains fast. Does not even last half a day. The UI is not very smooth. The touch also needs some work on it.
ganeshbiyer said:
@HaoZeke, I have been using your rom for almost 2 days now. It is much similar to the other AOSP Nougat. In both the cases, the battery drains fast. Does not even last half a day. The UI is not very smooth. The touch also needs some work on it.
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Ok... Did you try the new kernel? The latest version (coming) has elementalx as the governor (enable by kernel auditor mod)..
My battery seems to do ok with the suggestions in the op...
Touch seems ok too.. Actually I build multiple times a day, it's possible an issue sneaked in.
The main reason for this rom is basically the native substratum support..
Does your substratum app show substratum or substratum legacy? In the uploaded release 1 for e6653 there was a small bug which was fixed for 1.1
EDIT:- I'm grateful for the feedback but this thread is for the kernel and related issues... Please post in the right thread...
HaoZeke said:
Ok... Did you try the new kernel? The latest version (coming) has elementalx as the governor (enable by kernel auditor mod)..
My battery seems to do ok with the suggestions in the op...
Touch seems ok too.. Actually I build multiple times a day, it's possible an issue sneaked in.
The main reason for this rom is basically the native substratum support..
Does your substratum app show substratum or substratum legacy? In the uploaded release 1 for e6653 there was a small bug which was fixed for 1.1
EDIT:- I'm grateful for the feedback but this thread is for the kernel and related issues... Please post in the right thread...
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Sorry for posting in the wrong section. I recognized this after posting, so left it at that.
I am contnuing this in the right section.
Latest version uploaded for both variants. Extract the 7z and fastboot (or twrp) flash the kernels. This release fixes camera issues.
Could e6653 users with sdcard issues please test this kernel?
albertobom said:
Couldv you add exfat support?
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Added exFAT support...
HaoZeke said:
Added exFAT support...
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I will wait for a full flashable zip file with your amazing rom and kernel.
Keep up the amazing work.
albertobom said:
I will wait for a full flashable zip file with your amazing rom and kernel.
Keep up the amazing work.
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Actually a full flashable version isn't currently a priority, since actually the system.img is a bit large to be zipped (cuz of the addition of gapps).
Eventually I'll start zipping the kernels, but again, not a priority..
It should be easy enough to set up.
First download the latest system.img from the ROM thread.
Then get the latest kernel here. (or whichever feature-set you want)
Also grab the recovery.
Put the phone in bootloader mode.
fastboot flash boot boot.img (or whatever the kernel is called)
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash system system.img
Hey the latest build is up for anyone interested... This might be the last release for a while...
I feel like it's significantly improved... The camera needs work and some other bugs...
Battery life is around 1-1.5% idle.
Testers please post feedback.
@HaoZeke i flash the rom yesterday and the kernel. For me everything was working fine except the camera, whis is upside down. I like the rom, very smooth, i cant tel the battery cause i have 12 hs with it. The kernel you put for test for me is working fine. This kernel will work on CM?
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@HaoZeke i flash the rom yesterday and the kernel. For me everything was working fine except the camera, whis is upside down. I like the rom, very smooth, i cant tel the battery cause i have 12 hs with it. The kernel you put for test for me is working fine. This kernel will work on CM?
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Excellent, I'm glad the test kernel is working, could you try 2.99b1? That has many battery and performance fixes, the older kernels were giving me around 2-3% battery usage per hour, with the new one it's 1-1.5%..
CM I'm not sure, it should maybe work with cm-14.0 but cm-14.0 has been depreciated in favor of cm-14.1 ...
I don't know if there is a cm14.0 for the Z5..
By the way, if I may ask, why are you interested in CM ? Any particular feature?
I ported substratum on AOSP since the cyanogen theme engine wasn't ready for nougat...
So I was wondering if there was anything else people particularly wanted...
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Excellent, I'm glad the test kernel is working, could you try 2.99b1? That has many battery and performance fixes, the older kernels were giving me around 2-3% battery usage per hour, with the new one it's 1-1.5%..
CM I'm not sure, it should maybe work with cm-14.0 but cm-14.0 has been depreciated in favor of cm-14.1 ...
I don't know if there is a cm14.0 for the Z5..
By the way, if I may ask, why are you interested in CM ? Any particular feature?
I ported substratum on AOSP since the cyanogen theme engine wasn't ready for nougat...
So I was wondering if there was anything else people particularly wanted...
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I will give a try tonight. I line cm cause allways works very good for me. Mm.. I like you dont need to flash supersu to get root. But with your rom and cm. There is no diference. Just cm is 7.1 and yours 7.0. I really like both, the only thing i dont like and more useful for me are camera and fingerprint, which both arent working. I will test the new kernel and will tell you in a few hours. Thanks!
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I will give a try tonight. I line cm cause allways works very good for me. Mm.. I like you dont need to flash supersu to get root. But with your rom and cm. There is no diference. Just cm is 7.1 and yours 7.0. I really like both, the only thing i dont like and more useful for me are camera and fingerprint, which both arent working. I will test the new kernel and will tell you in a few hours. Thanks!
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I'm glad the rom is working well... Actually hold off the kernel, in a short while I'll upload another (really the last for a few days)
Actually the sony sources for 7.1 aren't ready since sony uses 3.18 as a Linux kernel base...
The integrated su I was planning to add for the next rom release..
I used to be a huge cm fan but recently I feel cm has left supporting sony phones.. So.. I switched to aosp
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I'm glad the rom is working well... Actually hold off the kernel, in a short while I'll upload another (really the last for a few days)
Actually the sony sources for 7.1 aren't ready since sony uses 3.18 as a Linux kernel base...
The integrated su I was planning to add for the next rom release..
I used to be a huge cm fan but recently I feel cm has left supporting sony phones.. So.. I switched to aosp
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Yes, al cm roms are unofficial. I like aosp and cm cause the battery was allways better. But i do love stock for the camera, fingerprint and stability. And im allways changing roms. I like your aosp rom. For now is very stable. When can i try the kernel i will tell you. Thank!
Camera fix out.
New release fixing the charging.
Hi all.
I am not the developer of this ROM. I have created this thread as there seems to be no real place for non-chinese speakers to discuss this ROM and help each other with any problems.
Mokee is currently at Oreo for the S5 and is under active development, receiving nightly builds.
Here is the link to the official downloads page:
https://download.mokeedev.com/?device=klte
One of the reasons I created this thread was to ask fellow users a couple of questions...
Does anyone know if Mokee 8.1 supports fast charge? It seems to take a while to charge, but I'm not sure if that's just my cable or other factors?
Does anyone else experience graphical performance issues? Playing YouTube videos is often stuttery, and I've noticed many games are laggy with lots of low fps. Performance in the ROM is generally very good, so I'm not sure if it's an issue with the gpu drivers or something...?
Cheers
tooplanx said:
One of the reasons I created this thread was to ask fellow users a couple of questions...
Does anyone know if Mokee 8.1 supports fast charge? It seems to take a while to charge, but I'm not sure if that's just my cable or other factors?
Does anyone else experience graphical performance issues? Playing YouTube videos is often stuttery, and I've noticed many games are laggy with lots of low fps. Performance in the ROM is generally very good, so I'm not sure if it's an issue with the gpu drivers or something...?
Cheers
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I used the Magisk fast charge module which worked well.
I would recommend flashing a custom kernel.
Drhedphuk said:
I used the Magisk fast charge module which worked well.
I would recommend flashing a custom kernel.
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So fast charge isn't supported as standard in Mokee?
Will a custom kernel enable it, or will that just help with graphics performance? Any recommendations?
Cheers
tooplanx said:
So fast charge isn't supported as standard in Mokee?
Will a custom kernel enable it, or will that just help with graphics performance? Any recommendations?
Cheers
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It should improve overall performance
Here are a few kernels to get you started.
SMARTPACK KERNEL:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/unified-development/kernel-project-kltexxx-t3564206
BOEFFLA KERNEL (UNOFFICIAL)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...ffla-kernel-unofficial-lineage-os-15-t3764497
OreKazu Kernel:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/orig-development/kernel-orekazu-kernel-project-t3741374
TUNED KERNEL:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...unofficial-boeffla-kernel-lmkmod-low-t3685662
I recommend using Smartpack kernel manager to tune Smartpack kernel & OreKazu kernel (link on Smartpack Op)
Use BOEFFLA configuration app for BOEFFLA (unofficial)
You can also use it for tuned kernel but it is called tuned kernel for the very reason that it comes pre tuned, just flash it and leave it to do it's thaaaang! ?
Al of the above kernels work with 15.1 Oreo. They are all excellent Kernels, but if you do not know much about tweaking kernel settings, I would recommend that you start with Tuned.
The Magisk fast charge module will work with Tuned. There is a fast charge setting in the Smartpack kernel manager for Smartpack kernel.
I hope I have covered everything.
Drhedphuk said:
It should improve overall performance
Here are a few kernels to get you started.
SMARTPACK KERNEL:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/unified-development/kernel-project-kltexxx-t3564206
BOEFFLA KERNEL (UNOFFICIAL)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...ffla-kernel-unofficial-lineage-os-15-t3764497
OreKazu Kernel:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/orig-development/kernel-orekazu-kernel-project-t3741374
TUNED KERNEL:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...unofficial-boeffla-kernel-lmkmod-low-t3685662
I recommend using Smartpack kernel manager to tune Smartpack kernel & OreKazu kernel (link on Smartpack Op)
Use BOEFFLA configuration app for BOEFFLA (unofficial)
You can also use it for tuned kernel but it is called tuned kernel for the very reason that it comes pre tuned, just flash it and leave it to do it's thaaaang!
Al of the above kernels work with 15.1 Oreo. They are all excellent Kernels, but if you do not know much about tweaking kernel settings, I would recommend that you start with Tuned.
The Magisk fast charge module will work with Tuned. There is a fast charge setting in the Smartpack kernel manager for Smartpack kernel.
I hope I have covered everything.
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Thanks loads, I've heard lots of good things about Smartpack so might go for that. I'll have a look at some guides about tuning it.
If I can't figure it out I'll try the tuned kernel.
The page launches a daily update and I think no one has time to download and update it daily so how often is it advisable to update the rom?
Ranniel said:
The page launches a daily update and I think no one has time to download and update it daily so how often is it advisable to update the rom?
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I do it on a weekly basis.
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I do it on a weekly basis.
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Do you just do a dirty flash (wipe dalvik and cache?)
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Do you just do a dirty flash (wipe dalvik and cache?)
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No, I always clean flash, including Format data.
I'm noticing more and more bugs:
- Web pages don't always respond to touch properly.
- Website videos don't go fullscreen properly.
- IR blaster doesn't seem to work (Anymote app says phone doesn't have one).
Anyone else have these issues? Are they fixed in recent nightly builds? Any fixes or work arounds?
Cheers
tooplanx said:
I'm noticing more and more bugs:
- Web pages don't always respond to touch properly.
- Website videos don't go fullscreen properly.
- IR blaster doesn't seem to work (Anymote app says phone doesn't have one).
Anyone else have these issues? Are they fixed on recent nightly builds? Any fixes or work arounds?
Cheers
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Are you on a nightly build or a release build?
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Are you on a nightly build or a release build?
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I'm currently on a nightly from 2018-10-29.
I know you said that you do a clean install every time, but if I did a dirty flash of a new nightly that should be alright, yeah?
Reeaaally don't want to reset my phone again, I've done it lists recently and it's a PITA.
If I have to reset I'd probably just go for something solid like Lineage 14.1
tooplanx said:
I'm currently on a nightly from 2018-10-29.
I know you said that you do a clean install every time, but if I did a dirty flash of a new nightly that should be alright, yeah?
Reeaaally don't want to reset my phone again, I've done it lists recently and it's a PITA.
If I have to reset I'd probably just go for something solid like Lineage 14.1
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The problem with dirty flashing is you can bring over bugs from the previous build.
I found that downloading nightlies through the Mokee centre app would allow the ROM to update automatically through a script than runs in the recovery. It didn't appear to wipe *anything* though.
Everything seemed to upgrade smoothly.
I still have the same bugs though. The nightlies mostly seem to be translations and minor bug fixes for other devices.