Does this support 64gb sdcard? I've been looking for a kernel for 64gb aosp for the longest time.
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I just installed ForceKernel (OC TO 1,920Mhz) with CM 10.1. Then I run some benchmarks and it's much slower than Perseus, I used to get in Perseus around 7,500 in Quadrant and now I get between 5,500 to 6,500, am I doing something wrong ?
NOTE: I am using SetCPU and the Governor is "pegasusq"
I just installed ForceKernel (OC TO 1,920Mhz) with CM 10.1. Then I run some benchmarks and it's much slower than Perseus, I used to get in Perseus around 7,500 in Quadrant and now I get between 5,500 to 6,500, am I doing something wrong ?
NOTE: I am using SetCPU and the Governor is "pegasusq"
I'm sure you'll get to these features, but my requests would be the USB (and hopefully wireless) charging capabilities to be bumped up to 900mA or higher, and of course the ability to overclock GPU.
I upped charging on my ROMs to 900mA. I use a wireless charger and was tired of how slow it use to be.
Ok .. Pardon my dumb, but I just read the whole thread and didn't see anything about this.
What are the differences (if any) between the 2.3 and 4.3 versions?
Change log in the op
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hey guys seems the kernel is not scaling properly. stuck on 1800 and on the on demand gov. can change gov but stays on 1.8. is it something I've done or a known issue?
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6.8 2|25
- Compatibility
- Sound Work
5 2|25
- bcmdhd
- Sound Edits
- Added Wolfson Audio (No control app yet)
2|15 --
Increased USB Charge Rate
Updated To Brand New Linux 3.0.64!
2|12 --
OC 1920
Added Lazy Governor
Added Lulzactive Gov
Added Hotplug Gov
Added Adaptive Gov
Added Zen Sched
Added BFQv5 Sched
Added SIO Sched
Added V(R) Sched
Set ReadAhead to 1024
Fixed Wonky Frequencies: No Issues With 3rd Party Apps Holding Freq
Voltage Edits
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I could use logic, or I could ask and be certain before I flash a kernel to my device.
It wouldn't take much to reference the version number of the kernel with the corresponding change log. It seems far more common for guys to only post their most current updated version. Apparently you post and link all versions as you update. Having never used any of your work I wasn't aware of that.
So yeah logic could of led to an educated guess to the kernel versions but I think it's ridiculous that you made an issue answering a simple question that was asked twice... someone besides me. Again why not have a concrete answer for something like flashing a kernel? You posted two versions with links and no description of either, with version numbers not referenced any where in your post. Nice job being condescending too, can't say I'm surprised you restored to that.
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