okay. I have never tried this myself. but since this is NAND kernel, it was pretty obvious that it should work on NAND ROMs and not on SD ones
Hi Daekin,
do you have network stats working with 1.3 version (/proc/net/xt_qtaguid/stats)? Is xt_qtaguid filter working for you? BetterBattery Stats application is using /proc/net/xt_qtaguid/stats to show the network usage.
Do you get something from:
shell@android:/proc/net/xt_qtaguid $ cat stats
Regards!
do you have network stats working with 1.3 version (/proc/net/xt_qtaguid/stats)? Is xt_qtaguid filter working for you? BetterBattery Stats application is using /proc/net/xt_qtaguid/stats to show the network usage.
Do you get something from:
shell@android:/proc/net/xt_qtaguid $ cat stats
Regards!
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I have included commits regarding network stats, but have not tested them myself. will try and post (or you can try yourself if you have my kernel installed )
)
Request for assistance
Anybody who have version 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2:
Can you upload it here?
I do not have compiled versions anymore...
(I could compile from git history but I want exactly old published builds)
Many thanks.
Anybody who have version 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2:
Can you upload it here?
I do not have compiled versions anymore...
(I could compile from git history but I want exactly old published builds)
Many thanks.
New TESTversions
Hi,
Here are two new test versions:
anybody willing to test, please report if high CPU load and battery drain problems after call are present in these versions.
Hi,
Here are two new test versions:
anybody willing to test, please report if high CPU load and battery drain problems after call are present in these versions.
A new Q&A/T thread opened
A new thread for general questions & answers / troubleshooting has been created and is available here:
Please continue your general discussions there and post only valuable information or bug reports (see Troubleshooting section in OP) here so that the thread is clean form off-topic posts.
Thank you!
A new thread for general questions & answers / troubleshooting has been created and is available here:
Please continue your general discussions there and post only valuable information or bug reports (see Troubleshooting section in OP) here so that the thread is clean form off-topic posts.
Thank you!
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In addition to Daekin's post about this new Q&A/T thread for his Kernel, I want to explain to you as posters the purpose of this thread:
"Hi dear followers of this KERNEL,
in this post I will explain the goal of this specific thread created for this KERNEL with the permission of the Developer of this specific KERNEL
This is a statement made in the Q&A/T template thread:
"While our forum has slowly been morphing, the one area we would like to keep original is Development
The goal is to alleviate the OT banter that occurs within any kernel thread. While the XDA forum continues to grow, we need to help users work within the guidelines created by XDA. Over the last couple of years the average kernel being created, has become a free for all chat thread. There tends to be much infighting and mod/developer cleaning.
The idea of this template is to create a Questions and Answers for each kernel. This is in no way asking for Development to be moved here, rather any and all conversation that is non Development related to your conjoined Q&A."
This means that non-development related posts, should be posted - with the permission of the Dev - in this thread. What are the most common Off Topic posts, that should be posted in this Q&A/T thread?
1. Battery life related posts
2. Will this app work with this KERNEL
3. SD Card related problems
4. How do I dowmload and install this kernel, etc
Hope to have given you enough information,
kindest regards, Kuzibri"
"Hi dear followers of this KERNEL,
in this post I will explain the goal of this specific thread created for this KERNEL with the permission of the Developer of this specific KERNEL
This is a statement made in the Q&A/T template thread:
"While our forum has slowly been morphing, the one area we would like to keep original is Development
The goal is to alleviate the OT banter that occurs within any kernel thread. While the XDA forum continues to grow, we need to help users work within the guidelines created by XDA. Over the last couple of years the average kernel being created, has become a free for all chat thread. There tends to be much infighting and mod/developer cleaning.
The idea of this template is to create a Questions and Answers for each kernel. This is in no way asking for Development to be moved here, rather any and all conversation that is non Development related to your conjoined Q&A."
This means that non-development related posts, should be posted - with the permission of the Dev - in this thread. What are the most common Off Topic posts, that should be posted in this Q&A/T thread?
1. Battery life related posts
2. Will this app work with this KERNEL
3. SD Card related problems
4. How do I dowmload and install this kernel, etc
Hope to have given you enough information,
kindest regards, Kuzibri"
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What to do with debatable OT posts?
Hi All Followers of this KERNEL,
a certain post of a member of one of my Dev's ROM for whom I created a Q&a/T thread set me to think and reconsider what kind of posts is OT or not and how to deal with that.
It is not my intention to be overly strict about what is or is not an OT post, you should decide before you post whether you think it is OT. Consider whether the development of the KERNEL is helped by your post. Consider also whether someone in the future, searching through the thread, would find your post useful or would it just take up bandwidth.
If there is any doubt as to whether a post is OT, i will not ask you for it to be moved.
If I do decide your post is OT, I will ask you to move it.
If you think it is not OT, please post your reasons in the Q&A thread for this KERNEL, quoting post number.
If I or the developer then agree with you, I will delete my post in the dev thread asking you to move it, and the post can stay.
I hope this makes it all clearer.
kindest regards, Kuzibri
Hi All Followers of this KERNEL,
a certain post of a member of one of my Dev's ROM for whom I created a Q&a/T thread set me to think and reconsider what kind of posts is OT or not and how to deal with that.
It is not my intention to be overly strict about what is or is not an OT post, you should decide before you post whether you think it is OT. Consider whether the development of the KERNEL is helped by your post. Consider also whether someone in the future, searching through the thread, would find your post useful or would it just take up bandwidth.
If there is any doubt as to whether a post is OT, i will not ask you for it to be moved.
If I do decide your post is OT, I will ask you to move it.
If you think it is not OT, please post your reasons in the Q&A thread for this KERNEL, quoting post number.
If I or the developer then agree with you, I will delete my post in the dev thread asking you to move it, and the post can stay.
I hope this makes it all clearer.
kindest regards, Kuzibri
Hi Daekin, I installed sense of eclipse yesterday with default kernel and got some reboots (I now realise this could be that I have a swap partition and it is being used). I did notice the high battery drain after a call (battery monitor widget never got below around -200). Today I tried v1.2 kernel and got the same. However v 1.3 gives me -10 as minimum after calls, so I think you have it fixed. I will see how it goes.
Nice ROM BTW, thanks
Nice ROM BTW, thanks
Hi Daekin, I installed sense of eclipse yesterday with default kernel and got some reboots (I now realise this could be that I have a swap partition and it is being used). I did notice the high battery drain after a call (battery monitor widget never got below around -200). Today I tried v1.2 kernel and got the same. However v 1.3 gives me -10 as minimum after calls, so I think you have it fixed. I will see how it goes.
Nice ROM BTW, thanks
you're welcome, but please be more specific about the kernel versions
currently available:
1.3 is default in ROM
- does not have booting problems due to optimizations
- has after-call bug
- has booting problems due to optimizations
- does not has after-call bug
- does not has after-call bug
- boot problems not confirmed
- after-call bug not confirmed
- boot problems not confirmed
- after-call bug not confirmed
- boot problems not confirmed
It was 1.3 new, but unfortunately after I received a call, I got high cpu and battery drain. Have attached dmesg and log, sorry they are big. Also 2 logs from sd.
Nand install, 100mb system, magldr, 45Mb cache, no zram (i do have swap partition still)
Nand install, 100mb system, magldr, 45Mb cache, no zram (i do have swap partition still
)you're welcome, but please be more specific about the kernel versions
currently available:
1.3 is default in ROM
1.2_new is built from older versision than original 1.2
- does not have booting problems due to optimizations
- has after-call bug
1.2_new_v2 is built from same revision as original 1.2 but recompiled using different toolchain
- does not has after-call bug
- boot problems not confirmed
Nand install, 100mb system, magldr, 5Mb cache, zram, with your cronmod
I confirm with:
v. 1.3
does not have booting problems and has after-call bug
v. 1.2_new
does not have booting problems and does not has after-call bug
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40This kernel is based on marc1706's 2.6.35.14 Sense Kernel.
Warning: It is only for GB Sense builds and shouldn't be used on any CyanogenMod, AOSP, MIUI, ICS or JB builds!
Features
- Default CPU governor: ondemand
- Default CPU speed: 245 MHz - 998 MHz
- Default I/O scheduler: SIO
- Available CPU governors: interactive, conservative, userspace, powersave, ondemand, performance, smartassV2, Lagfree, Lazy, SavagedZen, scary, smartass, smoothass, superbad, virtuous, interactiveX, ondemandX
- Available CPU speeds: 96 MHz - 1536 MHz (frequencies above 1190 MHz may not work on all devices)
- Available I/O schedulers: noop, deadline, CFQ, BFQ, SIO, VR
- G-Sensor freeze fix
- Wakeup lag fix for AUO panels
- cLK support
- Unique Wi-Fi MAC address
- Unique bluetooth MAC address
- Extended battery support
- BFS CPU scheduler
- ALSA sound drivers
- HTC Auto-White Balance
- Two-way call recording
- add proc file interface /proc/mic_level and fix mic gain
- ZRAM swap support
- Real MAC address
- Nothing serious to worry about...
System Requirements
- Radio 2.15.50.14
- HSPL 2.08
- MAGLDR 1.13 / cLK 1.5
- •ClockworkMod Recovery 5.0.2.6
Experimental verions
There are no experimental versions at the moment...
Stable version
eclipse_kernel_1.4.zip - Main Download [MD5: d69d896bf4926f820426c83d348fbca7]
History
Code:[U][B]January 20, 2014[/B][/U] 1.4 - Fixed 100% CPU load bug after screen-off during call (many thanks to nqkoidrug for testing) [U][B]June 17, 2013[/B][/U] 1.3 - Reverted back some optimization tweaks: now compiled with maintaining size (this hopefully fixes rare boot issues) - rebuilt using Android NDK, Revision 8e [U][B]May 2, 2013[/B][/U] 1.2 - Reverted back BCM4329 driver to fix WiFi high battery drain - Added AROMA installer to optionally install WiFi Tether app - Overriden WiFi Tether default configuration for HD2 (source available on GitHub) - Code cleanup - Always use HW3D_WAIT_FOR_INTERRUPT from updated PMEM code - Corrected create_iface_stat() and iface_stat_update() function declarations - Cherry-picked about 300 commits from marc1706's JB branch = Updated network connections (mostly ppp) = Updated file system drivers = Updated memory management = Improved speed = Updated schedulers and governors = Added xt_qtaguid support = Many other fixes and updates (see GitGub log for more details) [U][B]February 15, 2013[/B][/U] 1.1 BETA - Enabled NILFS2 - Fixed -O2 compilation - backported some stuff from marc1706's jb branch = full changelog on GitHub [U][B]January 25, 2013[/B][/U] 1.0 - initial public release - changes from 2.6.35.14-marc1706s_desire_0.2.3+ = Updated build configuration = Changed default WiFi driver to bcm4329_204 = Changed default I/O scheduler to SIO = Small code cleanup
Extras
Intelligent ZRAM installer
eclipse_zram_1.0.zip (ZRAM will be enabled on second boot after installation)
Troubleshooting
Q&A/T thread for general discussion
Bug reports
If you experience problematic behavior, include all this information in the bug report to this thread:
- hardvare configuration (phone model, bootloader, partition sizes)
- software configuration (ROM, installation options...)
- description of the problem
- all possible log files
Credits
marc1706, Markinus, warrenb213, sbryan12144, tytung, hastarin, rafpigna, Cotulla, mdebeljuh, jdivic, faux123, Rick_1995, Franck78, XxXPachaXxX and many more I have not mentioned here and helped me (directly or indirectly).
XDA:DevDB Information
Eclipse Kernel, Kernel for the HTC HD2
Contributors
Daekin
Source Code: https://github.com/daekin/desire_kernel_35
Kernel Special Features: overclocking up to 1536 MHz, cLK support, real unique WiFi and Bluetooth MAC addresses, extended battery support, two-way call recording, ZRAM swap support
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1.4
Stable Release Date: 2014-01-20
Created 2014-11-12
Last Updated 2016-01-1818Eclipse Kernel 1.2
OK, I gave up!
Since WiFi Tether is Open Source, I have forked the repository and altered its default configuration to work on HTC HD2 by default.
So I proudly give you new version of my kernel with nice AROMA installer.
Happy flashing!
Next steps:
- create intelligent ZRAM installer
- update Sense of Eclipse ROM
- try to port faux123's audio driver enhancement
- take a look at Sense 4 on HD2
8The high battery drain in standby with Wifi was the reason why I didn't choose to keep the bcm4329_204 driver enabled. As you might remember, I had it enabled in my 0.1.6 version of my sense kernel. Unfortunately the battery drain is always around 25 - 35 mA in standby.
When it comes to lower battery consumption vs. native support of HTC's own apps I'll always choose the lower battery consumption.7Eclipse Kernel 1.2 BETA Test
Hey guys, what's up!
I am about to upload new version. I am promoting 1.1 to stable version and 1.2 will be BETA since it includes experimental AROMA installer for configuring WiFi tethering.
I want one tester for each storage mode available on HD2 (compatible modes will be grouped together),
namely (extracted form aroma-config):
I will post change log later with release, meanwhile you can look at my GitHub (it is there for a while now, since kernel itself was prepared quite long ago...Code:"[B]AD2SDX Compatible[/B]", "Use /sd-ext/app and /sd-ext/data/data", 1, "[B]CronMod A2SD+ Compatible[/B]", "Use /sd-ext/app and /data/data", 0, "[B]DataOnEXT Compatible[/B]", "Use /sd-ext/app and /sd-ext/data", 0, "[B]NAND Compatible[/B]", "Use /data/app and /data/data", 0
