[KERNEL][AOSP]Tiamat Xoom 2.0.0 "Katana" [Update: 07/14]
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Its too late. I had already flashed the kernel, which I now realize was a mistake. It runs fine but now I can't seem to get the mod pack. I tried flashing both again but just end up getting stuck at the red moto screen.
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By mistake, I flashed the Kernel first following by a complete reboot, then the mod pack (stock one) and complete reboot. And when I realized my mistake, I falshed once again the Kernel and ... now all is good.
Maybe the only difference was the mod pack I took (the stock one, led on when device off).
Just flashed using clockwork, couldn't be easier, trying the 1.6 OC version, flying along at the moment 
Charging light is back, hurahh.. I also flashed the boot image, not sure whether this was changed from BRD's but thought Id give it a go..
Charging light is back, hurahh.. I also flashed the boot image, not sure whether this was changed from BRD's but thought Id give it a go..
BRD, would it be possible to either up the voltage a hair more on the 1.6 GHz kernel or reinstate a 1.5 GHz OC kernel? My device was perfectly stable at 1.5 GHz before, but it's just barely not stable at 1.6. (It works fine in normal applications, but in SetCPU's stress test, it reboots after half a minute or so.)
Alternatively, if you can't raise the voltage further, could you please reinstate the 1.5 GHz frequency step in the 1.6 GHz kernel? I would hate to go down in OC. =/
Edit: Alternatively, could you try what Netarchy does on his Nexus S kernel? He has implemented a custom OV/UV feature, letting users determine their own voltages. Check it out here. Here's his GitHub.
Edit 2: And of course, thanks for the kernel!
Alternatively, if you can't raise the voltage further, could you please reinstate the 1.5 GHz frequency step in the 1.6 GHz kernel? I would hate to go down in OC. =/
Edit: Alternatively, could you try what Netarchy does on his Nexus S kernel? He has implemented a custom OV/UV feature, letting users determine their own voltages. Check it out here. Here's his GitHub.
Edit 2: And of course, thanks for the kernel!
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Guys, I'm gonna be honest for a second here. I have made the instructions as simple as possible. They can be made no simpler. You are flashing a boot image because RAMDISK IS STILL BEING DEVELOPED! All you have to do is follow the instructions. I spend alot of time not only on development, but developing the simplest method of implementation possible. In a few days when I drop a new Mass Storage kernel, you will most likely have to flash ANOTHER BOOT IMAGE. You can blame GoogMotoCorp for not doing the MicroSD card right. Just follow the instructions guys. Ughhh
Guys, I'm gonna be honest for a second here. I have made the instructions as simple as possible. They can be made no simpler. You are flashing a boot image because RAMDISK IS STILL BEING DEVELOPED! All you have to do is follow the instructions. I spend alot of time not only on development, but developing the simplest method of implementation possible. In a few days when I drop a new Mass Storage kernel, you will most likely have to flash ANOTHER BOOT IMAGE. You can blame GoogMotoCorp for not doing the MicroSD card right. Just follow the instructions guys. Ughhh
The best advice one can give is to slow down and read thoroughly!
Thanks BRD for your splendid work!
Guys, I'm gonna be honest for a second here. I have made the instructions as simple as possible. They can be made no simpler. You are flashing a boot image because RAMDISK IS STILL BEING DEVELOPED! All you have to do is follow the instructions. I spend alot of time not only on development, but developing the simplest method of implementation possible. In a few days when I drop a new Mass Storage kernel, you will most likely have to flash ANOTHER BOOT IMAGE. You can blame GoogMotoCorp for not doing the MicroSD card right. Just follow the instructions guys. Ughhh
I agree BRD, the directions can't be any more simple. But people jump into things without reading... hopefully people will start reading before jumping into flashing the files.
BTW, everything is working great on mine.
+ a million. And to think this is the advice I usually give.
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Bigrushdog, Thanks so much for your hard work on this kernel. Everything runs great! Actually so great with the 3.1 update and new kernel i'm able to underclock my xoom and get the same performance as what I was seeing with 3.0 overclocked at 1.5. Great performance even with underclock, and my battery...still at 90% after 2 hours of pretty intense use. Once again, great work. <3 you devs!
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10Guys, I'm gonna be honest for a second here. I have made the instructions as simple as possible. They can be made no simpler. You are flashing a boot image because RAMDISK IS STILL BEING DEVELOPED! All you have to do is follow the instructions. I spend alot of time not only on development, but developing the simplest method of implementation possible. In a few days when I drop a new Mass Storage kernel, you will most likely have to flash ANOTHER BOOT IMAGE. You can blame GoogMotoCorp for not doing the MicroSD card right. Just follow the instructions guys. Ughhh 7
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