Log says it all, either the allocation handler of kgsl is bad or the new pmem is not working well with the kernel, mostly the first one as if it was pmem, other android stuff would complain as well, check dmesg for pmem output and load some printk(s) in the kgsl memory allocation handler to see what is happening
I/Adreno ( 125): open(/dev/kgsl-3d0) failed: errno 38. Function not implemented
That seems to be a problem ?
Maybe this seems like a strange proposal, but have you considered trying to boot a desire cm9 rom ( build with HWA implementation ) with your initrd.gz and zimage on our HD2 ?
Our hardware is quite similar..
your suggestion is good . I have sent you the latest kernel to your email. hope you can do some test. I am too tired today.
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!!!! you might have included the new pmem but you haven't used it in board file, look at my previous response and the commit's linked for further help.
running from haret can be either a very good or a very bad idea because of the fact windows mobile and haret may initialize hardware differently than just spl + mag/lk
your suggestion is good . I have sent you the latest kernel to your email. hope you can do some test. I am too tired today.[COLOR="Silver"]
Received Haven't flashed it yet though.. still comparing ramdisks with the one from tytung and there are a lot of differences.. is that only because of you using haret/sd ?
Received Haven't flashed it yet though.. still comparing ramdisks with the one from tytung and there are a lot of differences.. is that only because of you using haret/sd ?
Can I use tytung ramdisk..?
What are the most important changes in it ?
init.rc
add the two lines
chmod 0777 /dev/kgsl-3d0
chmod 0777 /dev/genlock
I see people have good results using this kernel with Tytung's ICS ROM.
I'm using the Mar 9 version, downloaded 6.6C kernel and installed via CLK recovery. It seemed to go fine but would not reboot. I booted into recovery and restored from backup fine.
Am I missing a step? Would like to give the kernel a try.
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