[KERNEL][STOCK][JB][8 MAY] Blazing Kernel v8 - Payback Time!

Kingspp · 23rd February 2013, 01:31 AM

Re: [KERNEL][STOCK][JB][16 FEB] Blazing Kernel v4 - New CWM (supports /preload)

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Originally Posted by iXanza

I've no sod with BL kernel for 4 days..

Envy you....

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dante10 · 27th February 2013, 09:45 AM

any news on new version?

Ryuinferno · 28th February 2013, 07:48 AM

Re: [KERNEL][STOCK][JB][16 FEB] Blazing Kernel v4 - New CWM (supports /preload)

Guys, here is a pre release of v5, has init.d support and a possible fix for SOD...flash in recovery: http://ubuntuone.com/0Ujci3OwkzL8nsMK7NFD5m

Feedbacks are welcomed...

Shaitan.sk · 28th February 2013, 11:55 AM

AW: [KERNEL][STOCK][JB][16 FEB] Blazing Kernel v4 - New CWM (supports /preload)

Have anyone try the the v5?

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iXanza · 28th February 2013, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryuinferno

Guys, here is a pre release of v5, has init.d support and a possible fix for SOD...flash in recovery: http://ubuntuone.com/0Ujci3OwkzL8nsMK7NFD5m

Feedbacks are welcomed...

Haven't got an SOD yet but everytime I reboot from CWM it asks if I want to disable Recovery Flash

Infinite96 · 28th February 2013, 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by iXanza

Haven't got an SOD yet but everytime I reboot from CWM it asks if I want to disable Recovery Flash

Just disable the recovery flash to prevent the stock recovery replaced the CWM :P

iXanza · 28th February 2013, 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Infinite96

Just disable the recovery flash to prevent the stock recovery replaced the CWM :P

It does it every reboot, thats why I'm reporting. But no SOD so far

Infinite96 · 28th February 2013, 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by iXanza

It does it every reboot, thats why I'm reporting. But no SOD so far

Ohh sorry :P Misunderstanded :P

Ryuinferno · 28th February 2013, 12:57 PM

Re: [KERNEL][STOCK][JB][16 FEB] Blazing Kernel v4 - New CWM (supports /preload)

It is because you have install-recovery.sh in /system/etc...that it's not used since the kernel supports init.d, except if you have cross breeder or something that uses that...nothing to worry, false positive...select no and you are fine...if you selected yes, install-recovery.sh gets deleted...

Infinite96 · 28th February 2013, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryuinferno

It is because you have install-recovery.sh in /system/etc...that it's not used since the kernel supports init.d, except if you have cross breeder or something that uses that...nothing to worry, false positive...select no and you are fine...if you selected yes, install-recovery.sh gets deleted...

So possible a release for it now :P Hehe XD
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