Originally Posted by Crinos512

_n0p_ does the highlighted section above mean that this kernel is not universal? (as in aimed at working with DSC, CM7, and MIUI)

It's not totally universal in this terms, but frees me from keeping four kernels for DSC.
My main concern was maintaining separate kernel with Mugen support.
Now it's configurable, so CM7 and MIUI users will have configurable Mugen batteries support too.
I did think about full cross-compatibility, but ramdisk part is different, so I simply cannot do it.

Sergei does the wifi driver in streak support TX power tweaking. I tried to find the iwconfig in the /system/xbin however the file aint there so was wondering if the streak driver supported it.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1465750

This is the post I am talking about.

Originally Posted by Dude_Virus

Sergei does the wifi driver in streak support TX power tweaking. I tried to find the iwconfig in the /system/xbin however the file aint there so was wondering if the streak driver supported it.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1465750

This is the post I am talking about.

We have wl tool, wlarm_android - check it out.

Originally Posted by ayturkozmen

Ok, have you tried Longhorn v2.6 rom?

I haven't, but will tonight. Thanks for the tip.

Originally Posted by _n0p_

We have wl tool, wlarm_android - check it out.

Sergei i ran the wlarm_android from terminal however its all a bouncer. I found the tx power and there are many values and i do not know to set the values.

txpwr Set tx power in milliwatts. Range [1, 84].
txpwr1 Set tx power in in various units. Choose one of (default: dbm):
-d dbm units
-q quarter dbm units
-m milliwatt units
Can be combined with:
-o turn on override to disable regulatory and other limitations
Use wl txpwr -1 to restore defaults
txpathpwr
Turn the tx path power on or off on 2050 radios
txpwrlimit
Return current tx power limit

Also where can i find the current values which are set. I need to go about making the trasnmit power to maximum.

Originally Posted by _n0p_

It's not totally universal in this terms, but frees me from keeping four kernels for DSC.
My main concern was maintaining separate kernel with Mugen support.
Now it's configurable, so CM7 and MIUI users will have configurable Mugen batteries support too.
I did think about full cross-compatibility, but ramdisk part is different, so I simply cannot do it.

where can i download this configurable kernel for miui? Currently using Phoenix build #216.

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I will update CM7/MIUI Phoenix kernel thread when i have enough testing results/feedback on Universal kernel.

Better battery life also for DS5?

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1621808

I made the modf. in the miui rom, i hope it works, everything is ok until now.

Some of the things have some merit. I do them for power saving on my Linux machines. For others ... just can't say.