The app does this, basically... once you're downloaded a kernel, you can flash back to it any time without having to re-download. Flashing a kernel takes less than 10 seconds, then it reboots.
[APP-Kernels] Kernel Manager released!
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The app does this, basically... once you're downloaded a kernel, you can flash back to it any time without having to re-download. Flashing a kernel takes less than 10 seconds, then it reboots.
this is another reason i love HTC devices the dev work is great you don't see this much new stuff on the samsung forums.
Nice, it will save me looking through 3 or 4 sites to search kernels even if I can't flash it to my n1
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It's too bad carriers wouldn't want them working on Android. If the carriers didn't care, I'm sure Google would snatch them up to improve the os.
Did I mention I want to have your babies?
when will it be available? Who do you have on board? Wild monk, redstar, internet raven?
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Cool. But you can only flash between two kernels, or can you be presented with a list like Grub?
Really, who is uncle jimmy? You really need to come up with some new things to post bro.
Good idea though Shinz, I'll have to give this a whirl.
There will be a list, as long as kernel devs upload their kernels.
We have some, but you may want to check with your favorite kernel devs and encourage their participation
It's not out yet, stay tuned.
Kernel devs are required to submit a link to their source with their binary for Kernel Manager, it will be made available to the users.
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54Kernel Manager released! Lite (free): http://tinyw.in/0i8, Pro (cost): Available in the Market...ENJOY!
Hey everyone! Team Win is back again, this time with a new app with a very simple but ambitious goal: create a place where all kernel developers can submit kernels easily and reach a much wider audience with ease.
The app currently does this:
1) Downloads a kernel from our fast and stable teamwin server
2) Unzips the relevant files (modules included)
3) Flashes the kernel
4) Installs the kernel modules
5) Clears cache/dalvik-cache
6) Reboots to apply the changes.
This entire process takes less than a minute, generally, (depending on download speeds of course), and it is extremely simple for end-users to find a kernel, filter by kernel features (BFS, CFS, HAVS, SBC, etc) download/install kernels, and submit ratings for their favorite kernels.
If you use IRC, join us in freenode in #kernel-manager!
Submitting a kernel to Kernel Manager is totally free and we even provide hosting for you! Right now I'm looking for kernel developers to submit kernels to start populating the app. Submitting kernels is easy!
THE LINK IS FOR KERNEL DEVELOPERS SPECIFICALLY! Go to http://kernels.teamw.in and register for an account! Once it's approved, you can easily enter new kernels, which immediately show up in the app. The app will be released in the market, and there will be a free+ad supported version, and a for-cost version that removes the ads.
Right now, we have a specific list of supported phones, but plan to add every nand-unlocked phone as soon as possible. (There are a lot of variables to account for on multiple devices to make sure the process works)
Please feel free to provide me with any feedback you have, or feature requests in order to make this a great tool for all of android to utilize!
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If you read the OP, there will be an ad-supported free version and an ad-free paid version.
Our hope is kernel developers will see this as a way to get their kernels to a wide audience as well as receive comprehensive feedback from the users directly on our management interface.
Finally, hosting for the kernels through kernel manager as well as use of our interface is free to the developer.
Finally finally, I would really hope that the kernel developers would understand that TeamWin's goals have always been to advance development for the community as a whole, as clearly evidenced by Wimax in Cyanogenmod and our FREE HDMwIn mirroring solution (for the Evo).2Thank you very much kind sir! Not a big deal as everything was smooth sailing after booting into recovery. Gotta love those nandroids.
If anyone was having issues with the "out of disk space" bug, please try the latest market version (1.2.0). It fixes this issue!2
There will be a list, as long as kernel devs upload their kernels.
We have some, but you may want to check with your favorite kernel devs and encourage their participation
It's not out yet, stay tuned.
Kernel devs are required to submit a link to their source with their binary for Kernel Manager, it will be made available to the users.2
