new nightlies == new RIL
MIUI doesn't contain new RIL changes
so: NO - unfortunately not
new kernel for MIUI will be available soon
currently I need some more feedback from the i9000 users whether it's stable or not
new nightlies == new RIL
MIUI doesn't contain new RIL changes
so: NO - unfortunately not
Installed Neo6 (lednotif) over nightly 16 and getting bootloop. Reinstalled nightly 16 without Neo and works fine again. Would really like to run this kernel. Any input on what could be wrong? Thanks.
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Odd. Even tried a fresh download... installed and the same thing happens. Gets to the unlockscreen after boot then reboots.
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Ohhh I know what your issue is thanks Argusi for pointing it out to me, turn off load sound driver, and load driver at boot. Solves it.
new kernel for MIUI will be available soon
currently I need some more feedback from the i9000 users whether it's stable or not
Hey, where is the Neo6 kernel? I can't find it anywhere, so I must be blind.
>.>
Trying to install it on build #17, but I can't find it LOLOL.
i also wonder how to find neo 6. hmm.. maybe i'll use "SEARCH THIS THREAD" to find it out.
Hmm..... I NEVER POSTED THE POST ABOVE YOU.
SAY OTHERWISE, AND I WILL FIND YOU.
(thanks for helping me, my dumbass looked for 2 hours LOLOL)
Tk-Glitch said:Note that these UV settings will be unstable on many devices. It's only informative.
1600 MHz - 1.500v / -> That's high and many devices will fail on this frequency. Find working UV for you if any.
1500 MHz - 1.500v / -> That's high and many devices will fail on this frequency. Find working UV for you if any.
1440 MHz - 1.475v / -75mv
1400 MHz - 1.450v / -75mv
1300 MHz - 1.400v / -75mv
1200 MHz - 1.350v / -75mv
1000 MHz - 1.250v / -50mv - If you have stability issues, try to let this one by default.
800 MHz - 1.200v / -75mv
400 MHz - 1.050v / -100mv
200 MHz - 0.950v / -150mv
100 MHz - 0.950v / -200mv - (can be very different between two devices)
More volts is not always equal to more stability. Try to add more UV (less volts) if the frequency you're trying to achieve is unstable.
Considering all phones will respond differently to OC/UV, to tweak the values to suit your device will be required.
By default, no overclock/undervolt is applied. You'll need to use one of the tools below to adjust the frequencies and voltages.
Note : Never ever use SetCPU with this kernel. You could encounter many stability problems like random reboots or bootloops.
full Changelog said:NEO 17 (r12 - codename Butterfly) changelog [SGS/Telus, Captivate, Vibrant]
Changes (from r11):
• modified Neo 9 redux v5 optimization flags (hardfloat + vfpv3 instead of neon & semi-hardfloat)
• re-added yaffs2 filesystem driver update (not cause of contacts, etc. reset)
• [upstream] fixed media-key buttons on headset [affecting SGS/GT-i9000 & Captivate; Telus ?; not Vibrant] (thanks to pawitp !)
• reverted PM fix/enhancement to cope with unsuccessful sleep attempts [less SODs ?]
NEO 17 (r11 - codename Butterfly) changelog [SGS/Telus, Captivate, Vibrant]
Changes (from r10):
• potential fix for SODs (sleep of death) while led-notification is occuring - thanks to pawitp !
• back to Neo 9 redux optimization flags - those should be more stable
NEO 17 (r10 - codename Butterfly) changelog [SGS/Telus, Captivate, Vibrant]
Changes (from r9 - 2nd testbuild):
• bumped RAM up to 348 MB (everything should still work, incl. Youtube HD recording)
• ported over smartass2 governor (super-smooth & battery-efficient, hopefully no issues anymore with getting stuck on high frequencies - unless due to system & broken apps)
• back to cm7 vanilla/stock yaffs2 driver - let's see if this fixes the discouraged random resets for few people (loss of contacts, apps gone, etc.)
NEO 17 (r9 - codename Butterfly) changelog [2nd testbuild - SGS/Telus, Captivate, Vibrant]
Changes (from r9 - 1st testbuild):
• fixed typos in system_tweak related to agps tweaks - thanks to DerTeufel for spotting them !
• new prebuilt driver to reflect changes to the kernel
• switched to floating-point optimizations + soft-float + neon [hardfloat seemed to have caused issues]
*crossing fingers* that it's more stable now
• like in the previous build: led-notifications included in the kernel by default - flavors: stock colors, voodoo color
NEO 17 (r9 - codename Butterfly) changelog [1st testbuild - SGS/Telus only]
Changes (from r8):
• changed back to platypus optimization flags (away from graphite flags - might have caused those SODs - sleep of death) [troubleshooting attempt]
• added network tweaks to all remaining networks (system_tweak)
• raised the number of events for GUI - potential smoother (system_tweak)
• some more s5p changes (cleanups)
• boost of in-call volume (kudos to efpophis)
• re-enabled setprop settings for improved battery runtime [testing + need feedback]
NEO 17 (r8 - codename Butterfly) changelog
Changes (from r7):
• added ondemandb ('b' for battery efficient - ondemand with stock - more battery-friendly thresholds & settings)
• add sampling down option to ondemand, ondemandb, ondemandX to control from userland
• fixed up UV voltage table - UV should work now [testing]
• lowered transition latency to 40 µs (more stability - thanks to pawitp for the idea !)
• fixed led-notifications & touchkey lockup/hanging (thanks to pawitp)
• some general ARM + sha fixes
• switched to August (08/2011) snapshot for the toolchain
• lowered optimization flags to mainly graphite only (more stability, in some areas more performance)
• tweaked savagedzen to make it more usable (still bumpy from time to time)
• +/- led-notifications kernel [if not wanted: disable via quiet hours in CM7, disable in MIUI] (testing effect on battery runtime when disabled - need feedback in XDA thread)
• improved battery runtime with failed suspend attempts [less cpu & battery burning - EXPERIMENTAL]
• made some corrections to the S98system_tweak script
• (probably noticable) faster booting
• when comparing "stock" cm7 kernel with this one use ondemandb governor - this should be very similar
to the ondemand governor from stock; ondemand governor in this kernel is more aggressive (smoother and clocks up faster)
NEO 17 (r7 - codename Butterfly) changelog
Changes (from r5):
• switched to preemptible tiny_rcu with priority-boosting
• switched from platypus optimization flags to stock flags for prebuilt modem driver + graphite & additional tree/loop optimization flags for rest of kernel
• rwsem improvements
• some more ARM (platform) fixes
• MTD fixes & improvements
• lowered ramping-up threshold of ondemandX to 85
• a few more s5p fixes
• overall more performance & more consistent experience (probably less lags/smoother)
• [not sure if activated] some more randomisation [more security]
NEO 17 (r5 - codename Butterfly) changelog
Changes:
• [samsung upstream] improved usb signal quality
• reworked & updated system_tweak script included [rp_filter disabled so VPN should work out of the box, faster ringing during call, some speed-ups & tweaks in several areas]
• BFQ as default i/o scheduler (in script)
• noop should be default without scripts [via kernel]
• back to well established & tested platypus optimization flags
• [cm7 upstream] more accurate battery stats [no 100% after unpluggin usb-cable/charger]
• re-added & re-ported docksound audio support [needs docksound redirector app]
• even more battery runtime improvements
• refresh rate back to 68 from 72 - less issues
• re-added support back for Telus Fascinate
• logcat is now enabled by default [doesn't seem to make a difference in battery runtime with GB bootloaders anymore]
• [cm7 upstream] added protection against accidentally touching the keys
additional Options:
• screenstate_scaling V51 (Neo 17 r10): http://bit.ly/pQYnvS
[S98system_tweak is already included & delivered with the kernel]
Recommended additions:
• Chainfire3d
• [better but not full multitasking] V6 SuperCharger [memory script from #1 post only: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12058585&postcount=1] - no need for kickass script or other stuff - platypus scripts already have most / all of that and more stuff included <-- need feedback on stability, multi-tasking capability
[Install script manager from the market, run it, navigate to the script on your sdcard,
select the script, tick "run as root", press run. It will ask for user input after starting.
Hold down left soft key to bring up the keyboard, type in 0 and press return.
Next time it asks for input type in 9, press return, then 17 next time. Done.]
• Auto Memory Manager [similar what V6 SuperCharger does] here you can set to have multitasking
or the system to aggressively free memory
• (for OC/UV): Voltage Control, Pimp my CPU, Control Freak, etc.
• for monitoring the system and apps going crazy: Usage Timelines
• for modem/wifi driver stability: speedtest.net <-- run speedtest & watch if phone reboots during upload phase
• OC/UV stability: run mobo player or any other video player with HD videos for +15 minutes (in software mode)
• CPU Spy: for Frequency & usage statistics of the cpu
• Screen Filter: for more advanced screen dimming
• Voodoo Control: for awesome sound
Troubleshooting:
• disabling led-notifications in CM7: "quiet hours" (http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/CyanogenMod_Settings#Sound_settings)
• disabling led-notifications in MIUI: settings -> personal -> led-settings
Feedback - and on stability testing:
• run the app from "speedtest.net" a few time with different servers with 3G+data/wifi if possible
if it does NOT reboot during upload phase it's a good start [modem driver wise]
• some general phone stability: open up bit.ly (redirection) links via browser, watch youtube
videos, flash content, etc. ; browsing on github.com
• benchmarks (some mild stability & performance tests): gpubench, smart bench 2011, quadrant standard,
antutu, an3dbenchmarkXL, nena mark (+ submit result on nenamark & browse results <-- that lead to reboots on pre-Neo kernels in the past)
• opening up e.g. "advanced task killer" immediately after the bootup [with or without 1st locking of the screen via power button]
• playing back a (HD) movie for at least 15 minutes [mainly for OC (overclock), UV (undervolt) stability]
• latency & smoothness related: doodle dash, tap tap revenge 4, labyrinth lite, ...
Love the kernel base, hate forced conservative. How can I change it to glitch/your old behaviour? Just change screenscalling script? (where woul i go to find the old one, as its obviously deleted now)
adb shell setprop pm.sleep_mode 0
adb shell getprop pm.sleep_mode