[Kernel] BinDroid SM-P600 - P601 | V2.0.0 | CPU UV | Boosted | Correct Colour Scaling | arm-eabi-linaro-4.6.2

Qbm · Feb 11, 2014

steveman29 said:
Did you test with stock kernel?

Ffs pcmag might have made me reset to stock for no reason after finding these results!

http://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_note_101_2014-review-1003p5.php

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F**k pcmag they should stick to PC's if they are even capable of testing them. Their results are wrong. After testing stock kernel got 2.0 and 14 fps respectively. So great news @DutchDanny is on target in all aspects of the kernel. Not that I ever doubted him

steveman29 · Feb 11, 2014

Qbm said:
Ffs pcmag might have made me reset to stock for no reason after finding these results!

http://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_note_101_2014-review-1003p5.php

---------- Post added at 04:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:09 PM ----------

F**k pcmag they should stick to PC's if they are even capable of testing them. Their results are wrong. After testing stock kernel got 2.0 and 14 fps respectively. So great news @DutchDanny is on target in all aspects of the kernel. Not that I ever doubted him

You even get higher scores if you set the file to 600 Mhz. Something goes wrong when it is set to 667 or higher. But yes, Danny is doing great considering the short time that his owns the tab.:good:

MarcusNO · Feb 11, 2014

Qbm said:
Honestly was just the way my brain read it lol nobody pointed it out till now

Flux-capacitor.

Qbm · Feb 11, 2014

MarcusNO said:
Flux-capacitor.

"It works! Ha ha, IT WORKS! You bet your ass it works"

pozer69 · Feb 11, 2014

DutchDanny said:
Code:

## # Build 3 - 7 feb 2014 # BinDroid-SM-P600-P601-V1.0.0 ## cpufreq: Add a sync limit to cpu-boost cpufreq: Add Input Boost feature to the cpu-boost driver config: Enabled Performance, powersave, conservative governor Enabled Multi-purpose USB Networking Framework (ASIX AX88xx) ##

Asix driver works perfectly... Thank you

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AestenD · Feb 13, 2014

pozer69 said:
Asix driver works perfectly... Thank you

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SO what again is exactly the purpose of this driver again? USB host?

pozer69 · Feb 13, 2014

AestenD said:
SO what again is exactly the purpose of this driver again? USB host?

Pluggable USB RJ45/network adapter. Samsung disabled these so we would be forced to buy their adapters...

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AestenD · Feb 13, 2014

pozer69 said:
Pluggable USB RJ45/network adapter. Samsung disabled these so we would be forced to buy their adapters...

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You can use cat5 eh? Interesting. I can see how this might be useful in a situation where the router has no wifi.

Chopac · Feb 13, 2014

pozer69 said:
Pluggable USB RJ45/network adapter. Samsung disabled these so we would be forced to buy their adapters...

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No Ethernet-over-USB is compiled in the kernel 3.4.39. It's not true to write that Samsung as disable something to force people to buy their adapters.
I don't think Samsung has developed its own Ethernet-over-USB chipset. In the source, there is no driver for Samsung Ethernet-over-USB waiting to be compiled. The ethernet device marked "Samsung" seen in CES 2014 must be running already existing chipset(s). One more probable reason of missing ethernet driver is that Ethernet is not fully supported in the Android code. That's why some applications say : "no network found" when we have installed custom kernel supporting Ethernet-over-USB chipset. Disabling all low level ethernet support in the kernel reduces complains of users not used to kernel/ROM hack.

Qbm · Feb 13, 2014

Chopac said:
No Ethernet-over-USB is compiled in the kernel 3.4.39. It's not true to write that Samsung as disable something to force people to buy their adapters.
I don't think Samsung has developed its own Ethernet-over-USB chipset. In the source, there is no driver for Samsung Ethernet-over-USB waiting to be compiled. The ethernet device marked "Samsung" seen in CES 2014 must be running already existing chipset(s). One more probable reason of missing ethernet driver is that Ethernet is not fully supported in the Android code. That's why some applications say : "no network found" when we have installed custom kernel supporting Ethernet-over-USB chipset. Disabling all low level ethernet support in the kernel reduces complains of users not used to kernel/ROM hack.

They most probably haven't done it on purpose to save complaints of incompatibility. However they have took advantage of this by bringing out there over price compatible hardware. To make more money I think this is fair to say

DutchDanny · Feb 13, 2014

Stay on topic please, this has nothing to do with the kernel

All I did was enable the driver inside the source.

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Chopac · Feb 13, 2014

Qbm said:
compatible hardware

Which compatible hardware? Today, in the stock kernel, there is no support for any ethernet usb dongle. Therefore, how Samsung could make more money selling unsupported devices for SM-P60x?

I must write I am not working for Samsung. I was very upset when I plugged in my ethernet USB dongle and seeing it was not supported (no device in netcfg) as I expected knowing (Samsung) Nexus 7 & 10 supported it in kernel level.

DutchDanny · Feb 13, 2014

Last time.....
Stay on topic.... I do not need a discussion like this here

Send from my cm-11 jfltexx

Chopac · Feb 13, 2014

DutchDanny said:
Last time.....
Stay on topic.... I do not need a discussion like this here

Send from my cm-11 jfltexx

Have you seen differences in Kernel or ROM part in the 9th source file release by Samsung on http://opensource.samsung.com/ P600KXUAMJ3 SM-P600_KOR_KK_Opensource.zip ?

DutchDanny · Feb 13, 2014

Chopac said:
Have you seen differences in Kernel or ROM part in the 9th source file release by Samsung on http://opensource.samsung.com/ P600KXUAMJ3 SM-P600_KOR_KK_Opensource.zip ?

It's 4.3.... Donno why it has kk in the name

Send from my cm-11 jfltexx

Qbm · Feb 13, 2014

Did you change the wifi scan frequency to stop it scanning so much. If not what value would you recommend?

DutchDanny · Feb 13, 2014

The scan interval is changed I think, but in the build.prop

Send from my cm-11 jfltexx

thor7777 · Feb 13, 2014

Are there plans to implement color control for this kernel? specifically disable master sequence? I hate Samsung's color profiles....none of them look natural

Stevethegreat · Feb 15, 2014

So -dan- any chance that we can have the full frequency table available for apps like faux clock to read? I run some pretty intensive stuff (android testing, customized code) so the horsepower of this tablet barely scratches the surface of things that I want to do.

Any more horsepower that I can squeeze either through oc or hmp would be welcome...

DutchDanny · Feb 18, 2014

V2 is online.

Started with a fresh source to start some new mods, and see the result here: V2.0.0

There are NO OC values in this kernel for CPU or GPU.

For me, optimizing the kernel in other ways is more importent. And will result in better use, and save the kernel

You have a boosted kernel, with corrected colour scaling now.... Have Fun

All info on 1st page

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