[Kernel] [.38.8] intersectRaven's Kernel (AVS/CAVS)01/08/2011 22:00

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intersectRaven said:
Read back a few pages. :p
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Completely missed that, even though I've been following the thread.. it moves quickly sometimes :)

I spoke too quickly about the 800mv kernel though... a bit unstable on my N1. Reverted to the 900mv kernel for now and we'll see how the savings go there :)

Need stability, as its kind of hard to flash different kernels without a laptop handy :)

EDIT: Given that I'm home all day today I might play with the 825 and 850 and see whether they are stable.
 
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apacheo said:
Completely missed that, even though I've been following the thread.. it moves quickly sometimes :)

I spoke too quickly about the 800mv kernel though... a bit unstable on my N1. Reverted to the 900mv kernel for now and we'll see how the savings go there :)

Need stability, as its kind of hard to flash different kernels without a laptop handy :)

EDIT: Given that I'm home all day today I might play with the 825 and 850 and see whether they are stable.
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I know. Just last night 2 pages were added to the thread while I was sleeping. :p
 
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I've flashed without wiping the battery stats or cache for 850 and it's working well. Just flashed 800 and seems to be fine so far too. Will report back if it's working well. I've the same HBOOT as you, intersectRaven (if it makes any diff).
 
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r34p3rex said:
Yea i know, but I meant, is there anyway to limit the voltage when the CPU is at 998? :D Instead of having it at 1.25, would it be possible to limit it to say, 1100 or maybe even 1000?
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Uhmm...no? Well, there is but that wouldn't be wise since AVS tries to follow the inner whining of the CPU as to how much juice it wants. If you lower the maximum voltage to that (fyi, current maximum is 1275mV) I'm pretty sure your processor will throw a really bad tantrum. :p

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I've flashed without wiping the battery stats or cache for 850 and it's working well. Just flashed 800 and seems to be fine so far too. Will report back if it's working well. I've the same HBOOT as you, intersectRaven (if it makes any diff).
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Good for you! I don't think there are people with different HBOOT as ours though since I think that's the standard release version and it isn't flashable (I think...). :D
 
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I am running stable on 800 but realized that every now and then my phone was rebooting when I used power governor. Perhaps the Desire UI requires more power when it sleeps. The phone is perfectly stable when awake.

I will try the 850 kernel to see if it still keeps rebooting while power governor is on.
 
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i'm running the 800mV AVS fine for now, i'll update if I'll have some problems...
i have the stable cyanogen mod rom

Edit 1: the wifi works after doing the trick
Edit 2: Done a Short Bench on SetCPU --> 280ms average
Edit 3: Doing now a stress test to see if the 800mV kernel is good or not... i will tell you later
Edit 4: The stress test was successfull! NO ERRORS...now i will stress it my self :p
 
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vincenzo91 said:
i'm running the 800mV AVS fine for now, i'll update if I'll have some problems...
i have the stable cyanogen mod rom

Edit 1: the wifi works after doing the trick
Edit 2: Done a Short Bench on SetCPU --> 280ms average
Edit 3: Doing now a stress test to see if the 800mV kernel is good or not... i will tell you later
Edit 4: The stress test was successfull! NO ERRORS...now i will stress it my self :p
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Good luck! Post again if you're one of the lucky ones! :D

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800 is ROCK SOLID for me, might you pm me (or post if you don't care) a 775 version?
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I think 800mV is the lowest that the regulator supports if I'm not mistaken. :)
 
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I had just now the first reboot....hope it will be the first and the last one..


hmmm...second reboot....the nexus reboot itself when it's locked OMG!
 
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it is normal that reboots only when it is locked ? because it has not rebooted when i was using it....then i'm now trying the 825mV
 
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    I don't have SS4N1 in front of me, I will take you through some settings from my head alone, so please excuse me if some info may be off. You're a smart guy, you'll figure it.
    So; You've flashed the CAVS kernel and SS4N1. Reboot, start Terminal Emulator.
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    I go back to the main menu, press 5 to save settings to SD card using the 1 option.
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