[DER KERNEL] Trinity Four (4.2/4.3)

davwman · Feb 24, 2013

Re: [DER KERNEL] Trinity Four

Jayrod1980 said:
Faster than 97?

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Don't know. Never ran tf97. But compared to anything this phone has had on it, its definitely faster.

IcOpRo · Feb 24, 2013

simms22 said:
try this, i know its weird. when you set your settings the first time, and it reboots, then boots up, then reboots again, let it reboot again, then boot up a third time. the third time it should be fine. if not, let it reboot one last time.

I tried something different, I went and setup my gamma settings and before I backed from the "Detailed Color Settings" back to the "Tunables" section of the app, I turned off the screen and then I turned it back on, like we had to do before on previous versions of TKernel, when I turned the screen on the settings where already applied and when I backed out to "Tunables" the phone did not freeze or went into a boot loop. So far running like its supposed to.

Weird @Simms22 you think It was that new setup that settings stick without having to turn off/on the screen?

simms22 · Feb 24, 2013

IcOpRo said:
I tried something different, I went and setup my gamma settings and before I backed from the "Detailed Color Settings" back to the "Tunables" section of the app, I turned off the screen and then I turned it back on, like we had to do before on previous versions of TKernel, when I turned the screen on the settings where already applied and when I backed out to "Tunables" the phone did not freeze or went into a boot loop. So far running like its supposed to.

Weird @Simms22 you think It was that new setup that settings stick without having to turn off/on the screen?

it seems that going from 104 or 105 to 101 or anything pre does this. but all i do to fix this is let it go through the reboot/boot cycle twice. i bet clearing the data from tkt first, before changing the variables, would prevent that.

zimphishmonger · Feb 24, 2013

simms22 said:
tf98, its like tf97 but a little better http://goo.gl/CpN3X

Couldnt say it any better, been rocking tf98 for a lil while on 4.2.2.

simms22 · Feb 24, 2013

zimphishmonger said:
Couldnt say it any better, been rocking tf98 for a lil while on 4.2.2.

if i remember right, the gamma control code was adjusted for 98, maybe something else as well

IcOpRo · Feb 24, 2013

simms22 said:
it seems that going from 104 or 105 to 101 or anything pre does this. but all i do to fix this is let it go through the reboot/boot cycle twice. i bet clearing the data from tkt first, before changing the variables, would prevent that.

Disregard what I said, went into boot lop galore, I tried what you said and nothing phone just kept rebooting, as soon as TKT app applies settings after booting the phoen freezes and reboots, Ill give it a try tomorrow, I might wipe RBJ to see what happens.

simms22 · Feb 24, 2013

IcOpRo said:
Disregard what I said, went into boot lop galore, I tried what you said and nothing phone just kept rebooting, as soon as TKT app applies settings after booting the phoen freezes and reboots, Ill give it a try tomorrow, I might wipe RBJ to see what happens.

have you tried wiping cache/dalvik?

IcOpRo · Feb 24, 2013

Re: [DER KERNEL] Trinity Four

simms22 said:
have you tried wiping cache/dalvik?

Yeah

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Goog1e Phone · Feb 24, 2013

IcOpRo said:
Yeah

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i had the same issue...this is how i fixed it.

I was on TF97 and it was working fine. Once I flashed TF98 and changed some settings in the TKT app then I started having soft reboot issues. I went back to TF97, and uninstalled TKT and also wipe data from SuperSU. I then proceeded to flash TF98 again. Reinstalled TKT and gave it permissions again through SuperSU and everything seems to work.

And I really think 98 is better than 97. And I was on 97 for a loooong time.

Connor Baker · Feb 24, 2013

105 vs. 98

Hey everyone.

I'm thinking about flashing the latest P.A, but I have a few questions.

1. Why do most people feel that TF98 is faster and TF105? General UI snappiness?
2. If I flash TF98 on P.A 4.2.2, will anything else be broken/un-optomized besides the sensors not working?
3. Is TF98 more battery friendly than TF105?

Thank you for your time,
Connor Baker

Goog1e Phone · Feb 24, 2013

Connor Baker said:
Hey everyone.

I'm thinking about flashing the latest P.A, but I have a few questions.

1. Why do most people feel that TF98 is faster and TF105? General UI snappiness?
2. If I flash TF98 on P.A 4.2.2, will anything else be broken/un-optomized besides the sensors not working?
3. Is TF98 more battery friendly than TF105?

Thank you for your time,
Connor Baker

1. 98 is not faster than 105...if you're planning to use a 4.2.2 rom than I think 105 might be a bit faster since it's meant for 4.2.2 roms. People are using 98 because it saves more battery than 105. There's a small kink in 105 where the idle drain is a bit higher than usual in Trinity kernels.

2. Nothing should be broken if you're running the latest 4.2.2 bootloader and radio with a 4.2.2 rom. I think some senors break if you plan to use 4.2.1 roms with 4.2.2 bootloader and radio AFAIK. Just use the latest bootloader and radio with a 4.2.2 rom and you should be fine (98 and 105 will work)

3. Answered in 1.

Hope this helps.

IcOpRo · Feb 24, 2013

Re: [DER KERNEL] Trinity Four

Goog1e Phone said:
i had the same issue...this is how i fixed it.

I was on TF97 and it was working fine. Once I flashed TF98 and changed some settings in the TKT app then I started having soft reboot issues. I went back to TF97, and uninstalled TKT and also wipe data from SuperSU. I then proceeded to flash TF98 again. Reinstalled TKT and gave it permissions again through SuperSU and everything seems to work.

And I really think 98 is better than 97. And I was on 97 for a loooong time.

Tried it, didn't work for me, I think I'm going to wipe tomorrow

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jdrials · Feb 24, 2013

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I am in love with aokp pub right now

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reaperzero · Feb 24, 2013

for me i found the soft reboot issue if i adjusted the detailed colour settings in the rom itself. it will apply the settings and proceed to go bonkers

wilsonlam97 · Feb 24, 2013

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ManOnTheMoon said:
someone give this guy an option to overclock like "mad". lets ssee how mad he gets after frying his CPU

I'd like that.

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wurzelsepp3 · Feb 24, 2013

Connor Baker said:
Hey everyone.

I'm thinking about flashing the latest P.A, but I have a few questions.

1. Why do most people feel that TF98 is faster and TF105? General UI snappiness?
2. If I flash TF98 on P.A 4.2.2, will anything else be broken/un-optomized besides the sensors not working?
3. Is TF98 more battery friendly than TF105?

Thank you for your time,
Connor Baker

1. For me TF98 is allot smoother and seems faster. The device also heats up less compared to TF105.
2. No, I haven't noticed anything.
3. Yes, especially in idle, but it also seems to be more battery friendly when using the device.

The only problem I encountered is that the device reboots as soon as I try to change gamma values.

Simer03 · Feb 24, 2013

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98 is too much reboots and too much hassle, back to 97 lol

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CerB · Feb 24, 2013

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Damn han that 98 kernel, no matter what I do, it reboots when I change detailed color settings.

Tried wipes removed tkt nothing helps.

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android88 · Feb 24, 2013

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CerB said:
Damn han that 98 kernel, no matter what I do, it reboots when I change detailed color settings.

Tried wipes removed tkt nothing helps.

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That's a known bug.

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CerB · Feb 24, 2013

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Aha that's why

gonna stick with 97 then

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