Originally Posted by yigal66

Of course I using headphone as antenna. With stock kernel and Viper rom FM radio did work fine and stopped when I switched to bulletproof kernel. Flar2 is aware of problem and suppose to fix it in next "release" .

Well considering you didn't state you were using headphones I had to ask. There has been no posts in this thread regarding FM radio issues so I guess the issue may only exist on Bulletproof.

Thanks
Chris

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Famous Flar2

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I've been using this kernel on my AT&T One X and getting 20 something to 30 something hours max battery, so great great job flar2. Just thought I'd bring this to your attention, since I wasn't sure you'd seen it. Admittedly it's for the HTC One, but I smiled when I saw it, so I thought I'd show you guys too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B5WjsSUdKE

Hilarious! What a silly thing to do - overclock to max mhz... The guy is lucky to still have a phone.

But then I feel o/c'ing any phone is pretty silly. You might gain 10-20% but your battery will die faster and who knows what the added heat will do long term. Honestly my HOX feels just fine speed-wise. Except games which can be kinda choppy (I think HOX doesn't have a great GPU)

Originally Posted by vonstarr

I've been using this kernel on my AT&T One X and getting 20 something to 30 something hours max battery, so great great job flar2. Just thought I'd bring this to your attention, since I wasn't sure you'd seen it. Admittedly it's for the HTC One, but I smiled when I saw it, so I thought I'd show you guys too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B5WjsSUdKE

Love the new dt2w. No conflict with s2w. Everything else as flawless as before. Cheers!

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Running 6.6 with CleanRom 6.5 - smoothest experience I've had on this phone yet! Thanks flar2!

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Latest update seems pretty much perfect like the previous one, battery life is just insane on this version as well.

One the other note, did anyone tested the faux sound control already. If yes does it improve the sound quality on headphones.

This kernel fails to boot completely for me on an AOSP-based rom, with the error in logcat being that init can't find the property "ro.hardware" for a substitution in init.rc.
It should be including init.qcom.rc but it fails to substitute it in due to it not being passed in the boot command-line arguments of the kernel.


Please add "androidboot.hardware=qcom" to your boot args, or remove the substitution in init.rc so that it will boot. Thanks.

Originally Posted by flar2

Kernel for Sense-based Jelly Bean ROM

The very first sentence of the OP...

sent from Evita <3, my rooted, S-Off Elemental Venomized HTC One XL 4G \o/