[KERNEL] [TW-AOKP-AOSP-CM9-CM10-PA-MIUI ] ~HydraCore v7~ Mali R3P0!

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nerobot

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Tried v3 the extreme and working well for me.

So far no problems but not tried changing the boot animation.

Again thanks for the great work.

Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium
 

mzakirh

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Hey Gavin:D
Installed V3.0, Blazing fast. Custom boot animation confirmed working. Thanks a lot. Hard work much appreciated:D:D
 

Madman1209

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Hi,

little question guys: How is battery life with V3? Any comparison to Speedmod 3-3 (which was amazingly long in my case)? Any battery drains so far? (Over)Heat problems?Anyone? :)

Greetz,
Mad
 

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Hi,

little question guys: How is battery life with V3? Any comparison to Speedmod 3-3 (which was amazingly long in my case)? Any battery drains so far? (Over)Heat problems?Anyone? :)

Greetz,
Mad

v3 has been online for jsut 30 minutes.

nobody can judge battery in 30 minutes :rolleyes:

Anyway, this is a PERFORMANCE kernel, you cannot expect abttery to last as long as other NON PERFORMANCE kernels.

Besides, most people who have given feedback on battery life on my kernels have all been pleased :good:
 

frankcilo

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I noticed that even with v3, you can change via script init.id the values ​​of various parameters of the governor.
In the future you will add this feature?
 

FabreFaction

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Just Flashed V3 EX onto RR7........... all OK

I have flashed V3 EX onto my N7000 running Rocket Rom 7.
All okay at the moment......... smooth and fast!!!!!!

I flashed over the top of Speedmod 3-7 using CWM.
Ran JBROID script first.
Then installed V3 EX.

CPU Spy is showing 1600MHz active.
CPU also going into Deep Sleep so all is good.
I don't trust the benchmark software so I don't know the AnTuTu score etc.

I don't use the FM radio so I don't know if that is working.
I don't use custom boot animation so don't know if that works.
I do use custom boot sound and that does work.

Excellent.

Looking forward to seeing what the battery performance is like.

Cheers Gavin.:cool:
 
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Madman1209

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Hi,

nobody can judge battery in 30 minutes

Erm...yes you can. If there is a massive drain you will see that in less than 30 Minutes. Besides, Speedmod always was a fast hence "performance"-kernel and had a great battery life. So I honestly don't think that one excludes the other, does it? ;)

Anyways, I'll give it a shot in a couple of hours and see for myself.

Greetz,
Mad
 

ricardowec

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Erm...yes you can. If there is a massive drain you will see that in less than 30 Minutes. Besides, Speedmod always was a fast hence "performance"-kernel and had a great battery life. So I honestly don't think that one excludes the other, does it? ;)

Anyways, I'll give it a shot in a couple of hours and see for myself.

Greetz,
Mad

Be patient please. There is drain in any new Kernel installation until things settle down... I takes at least a few hours to do so.
 
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giokiborg

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Hi,
I just upgraded to v3 standard version, but something wrong with custom bootanimation, it continues rolling and rolling, I can't reach homescreen, but meantime, when I connect device to PC, I can access it from My computer...

can anyone please give me link to 2.15 kernel (I deleted it....)

I just checked: called to my phone, it rings, I even answerd call, but on screen there is only custom bootanimation...
OK, I'l Downgrade to 2.15, but how can I delete custom bootanimation to upgrade to v3 further?
 
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g.lewarne

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Erm...yes you can. If there is a massive drain you will see that in less than 30 Minutes. Besides, Speedmod always was a fast hence "performance"-kernel and had a great battery life. So I honestly don't think that one excludes the other, does it? ;)

Anyways, I'll give it a shot in a couple of hours and see for myself.

Greetz,
Mad

erm, NO YOU CANT

after flashing this kernel, it wipes the cache and dalvik cache. That means that when you reboot, apps are probably going to run more intensively for a good amount of time, rechecking for updates in the backgroud, loading and unloading themselves, rebuilding their cahces, updateing from facebook, twitter, etc etc

therefore more CPU useage
 

Madman1209

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Hi,

@g.lewarne

Erm, yes, you can ;) Again, Speedmod 3-3 had that for maybe 5-10 Minutes and then it was ready to go, lasted for almost 46 hours after a clean wipe and install.

So chill out, don't take it too personal - it wasn't even criticism! I just asked how it behaves compared to Speedmod. I'm glad there are people like you working on different kernels and I appreciate the good work! :)

Oh and by the way: I'm pretty sure you had the kernel longer than 30 minutes so someone has a clue if it drains a lot of battery after the typically "settling in"-time ;)

Greetz,
Mad
 
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g.lewarne

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Hi,

@g.lewarne

Erm, yes, you can ;) Again, Speedmod 3-3 had that for maybe 5-10 Minutes and then it was ready to go, lasted for almost 46 hours after a clean wipe and install.

So chill out, don't take it too personal - it wasn't even criticism! I just asked how it behaves compared to Speedmod. I'm glad there are people like you working on different kernels and I appreciate the good work! :)

Oh and by the way: I'm pretty sure you had the kernel longer than 30 minutes so someone has a clue if it drains a lot of battery after the typically "settling in"-time ;)

Greetz,
Mad

seriously, i dont care if you think you were not being personal, you came across badly in your posts.

And no, speedmod kernel does NOT wipe cache and dalvik (unless you do it yourself) when you install it.

And actually, this kernel has exactly the same voltages / speeds as my previous ones so battery life should be identical

AFTER IT HAS SETTLED

asking about battery life after just 30 mins of release (and it was just 30 mins) is frankly, nonsensical
 

DaBountyHunter

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I haven't tried V3 yet but just wanted to say you're a don. Nice work mate will test FM radio etc when I get a chance (well that wasn't what I was after but the other coolness) cheers mate!
 

Madman1209

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dude, chill out! I was just asking a question. If you don't want any questions in your thread maybe you should say so! I was asking politely and calmly if anyone (including you) has a good thought about the performance, heating issues and corresponing battery life. You as the developer should know it, you had the kernel for more than 30 minutes didn't you? ;)

I didn't think asking questions to a developer on a forum is not that big a deal... but unfortunately I obviously got it wrong. Pretty sad if the only thing you react positively about is people saying "Awesome, running great" or "super smooth" after the same amount of time (30 minutes) - which should be as nonsensical as asking about battery life following your logic.

But don't worry, won't ask any questions anymore and read silently... :( :eek:

Greetz,
Mad
 
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    Introducing HydraCore - the first kernel for all ROM types for the Galaxy Note GT-N7000 !​


    Q&A THREAD (click here)
    Please refer to this thread only for non-development chat. Failing to do so will result in your post being removed by the moderator constantly monitoring this thread

    General Features:
    - Built from latest samsung Note sources
    - Multiboot InitramFS for all rom types
    - Patches for full functionality for all rom types
    - Supports Touchwiz ICS, AOKP, AOSP, CM9 , CM10, JellyBean, ParanoidAndroid, MIUI roms
    - OC/UV version and a Standard frequencies/voltages version
    - Full root
    - Magical elves and wizardry**



    Kernel Features
    - Noop scheduler default
    - Tweaked OnDemand governor default
    - Lots of IO tweaks
    - Lots of kernel scheduler tweaks
    - Adjusted all cpu voltage tables (OC kernel only)
    - Realtime cpu temperature, board temperature readouts and VoltGroup information in settings>about>kernel version
    - Optimised VM memory setting
    - Optimised Global block readahead
    - CIFS support with UTF8
    - Voltages and frequencies now in userspace for Voltage Coltrol app / AOKP direct support
    - lots, and lots of other tweaks (see full source)



    CWM Features
    - External SD card mount properly within cwm for USB Mass Storage mode / PC connection
    - Select between .dep and .tar backups. TAR backups recommended!
    - Fully working




    THIS KERNEL HAS MMC_CAP_ERASE REMOVED AND IS FULLY SAFE FOR ALL WIPES ON ALL ROM TYPES



    Kernel Installation
    Install either through CWM or PC/Mobile ODIN in the usual manner. Wiping Cache and Dalvik Cache is unnecessary and wont make any difference. Flash only with 25% or more charge on the phone



    Installation routine for the rom of your choice
    - Either flash HydraCore or have a kernel installed with CWM
    - Download your ROM of choice, follow any specific rom installation instructions (in the ROM thread OP) and flash with CWM
    - Flash HydraCore in CWM or with Mobile / PC Odin



    Kernel Versions
    There are two versions of this kernel, one with native OC/UV and one with standard (stock) frequencies. If you are new to this kernel, flash the STD (standard) version first, as this will work with all phones.

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    CPU Frequencys and how they are used
    Not all apps/games force the CPU to ramp up to the highest frequency (1.4 or 1.6 GHz, depending on the kernel variant you flashed). For example, while playing Temple Run, Coin Dozer and Mutant Roadkill, the CPU will mostly stay at 600 / 800 MHz. Even while playing intensive games like Pocket Legends, the CPU will stay at 600 / 800 MHz most of the time, with the CPU ramping all the way up to the maximum frequency only when very intensive graphics occur, which is like 20% of the time.


    Downloads:

    STANDARD Kernel (no OC)

    v7 CWM Zip - http://hecubus.com/xda/kernel/HydraCore/GL_HYDRACORE_v7_STD.zip

    OC/UV kernel (with overclock / undervolt)

    v7 CWM Zip - http://hecubus.com/xda/kernel/HydraCore/GL_HYDRACORE_v7_OC.zip



    Known Issues
    - Button Backlights in TouchWiz ROMS
    Setting the "Touch key light duration" to "Always Off / Always On" will not behave as such. The touch keys will light up and stay like that for up to three seconds if touched directly. Touching / unlocking the screen will not cause them to light up. On non-TouchWiz ROMs, this behavior has not been detected.



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    When reporting a bug, please provide the following information

    - The ROM you are using
    - The kernel version (oc / std)
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    Other information, history and for German speakers
    You can find the complete history of this kernel, with all older changelogs and news, all translated into German by our friend Atonal at this link. You will also find a complete download set of all versions of my kernels at the same place! brilliant :)

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    Changelog

    v7 Hydra Core
    - Based off official CM10 kernel source, with MALI R3P0 drivers
    - Included mali driver files for TW roms in ZIP kernels only
    - Increased free memory for all roms, around 873mb available for the android system
    - Fixed TW button lights
    - Fixed TW vibration intensity
    - Fixed AOSP user selectable vibration intensity
    - Removed all non-standard cpu governors

    v5.4 Hydra Core
    - Some IO changes
    - Compiler flag changes
    - Switched Toolchain
    - Some small fixes and changes

    v5.3 HydraCore
    - Dropped new source while i investigate camera
    - Fixed video camera
    - Fixed Microphone
    - All other fixes and improvements from 5.1

    v5.1 HydraCore
    - Updated to latest Note 2 N7100 official kernel source, 3.0.31
    - Bluetooth fixes for non TW roms
    - USB fixes for non TW roms
    - lots of things i cannot remember!

    v4.3b HydraCore
    - Fixed ROOT

    v4.3 HydraCore
    - USB driver changes (again!)
    - Some performance improvements in initramFS
    - JellyBean initialisation file changes

    v4.2 HydraCore
    - Fixed TW camera
    - VFS Cache Pressure increased to 30

    v4.1 HydraCore
    - Fixed 1080p video playback for non TW roms
    - Some minor memory tweak changes (vfs cache pressure 100 > 15)
    - SWAP support

    v4.0 HydraCore
    - Reverted to kernel 3.0.15 for patch compatability and some fixes
    - Completely fixed all bootanimation problems with non TW roms (uses roms own bootanimation binary now) - will fix never ending bootanimations, bootloops and long delays
    - Fixed bootsound on TW roms
    - Changes to initramfs, cleanup
    - VM settings changed
    - Some USB driver changes for better compatability
    - Reverted to MDNIE from speedmod k3-9
    - stuff i have forgotten

    v3.5 HydraCore
    - Rebuilt from scratch
    - Addressed lag problems
    - Voltage Control apps / AOKP built in "performance" tab now fully working
    - Android logger built in (not a module any more)
    - Fixed Button lights in non TW roms
    - Removed all undervolting from STD kernel - now completely stock frequencies and voltages
    - OC kernel min GPU now set to 267mhz @ 925mv (barely more than old kernels @ 160mhz)
    - Re added all standard kernel debugging for full application support (logging is not used by the kernel but is available for apps, particurlarly debugfs)
    - Updates to hardcore's k3-11 MDNIE settings
    - SLQB allocator


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    - Fixed bluetooth for TW roms

    v3.1 HydraCore
    - Updated to SuperSU and binary from chainfire for rooting / superuser
    - Cleaned up the initramfs
    - Changed bootanimation binaries (now working properly on JB)
    - Compile tweaks
    - Some minor fixes

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    - Fixed the data corruption issue
    - Reimplemented fget_light() ( fsync() )
    - Fixed MTP for CM10 nightlies, and probably for everything else (with both SD cards mounted properly)
    - Fixed weird bootanimation behavior
    - Switched to preferred toolchain - codesourcery 2012.03
    - Personally tested on TW, AOKP, CM10 preview and TW
    - 1 extra magical elf per kernel

    v2b HydraCore
    - Fixed autorotation

    v2 HydraCore
    - Patchups to kernel 3.0.36
    - Full USB driver patches
    - Reverted to SLUB heap allocator
    - Reinstated semi-touch CWM
    - Better bootanimation support
    - Added J4FS driver for better AOSP / CM compatability

    v1 HydraCore
    - First general release



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    Basically i can't be bothered with GitHub so I make my entire build directory, build scripts and initramfs available in one complete package. This is compliant with the GPL licence.

    You can unpack the package to any folder anywhere on your system. You will need a cross compiler toolchain installed, and set the Makefile in source/Makefile point to the cross compiler location. Codesourcery's arm-none-linux-gnueabi 2012/03 release is recommended.

    Read the README-INSTRUCTIONS file, and from a root terminal, run the menu.sh script. The rest is obvious :good:

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    gokhanmoral of siyahkernel for the multiboot initramfs system and some kernel patches, including the USB driver changes
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    HOLY COWBAGS BATMAN !!!!


    So, during my experimenting, not only have i implemented R3P0 mali drivers sucessfully :D

    BUT IT WILL ALSO WORK FOR TW ROMS AS WELL NOW!

    yeah baby yeah!

    This means....im not quite gone yet, ill maintain the kernel until i get my note2 but Hydra is reborn! :D

    There is one caveat however - i cannot distrivute the new kernel as ODIN tar's, only ZIPs as I have to replace some system files for the new mali drivers to work on all roms :D



    ah, this was just the breakthrough i needed for my confidence :D

    I still have some thigns to work on, and once released im no longer going to be doing daily, even weekly updates - they will be as-and-when bugs crop up that need squashing !


    This was going to be my final "suprise" for you all but im too excited :D
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    i see some more arguments breaking out... this is very disappointing.

    Do we really need pages and pages of "i have lag" ? i have already confirmed that I have also seen it. Do some of you think im just ignoring it?

    Many of you are making comments / bug reports that often I cannot replicate and / or have not head of from many of the more "regular" members of this thread. If i cant replicate it, and it isnt reported from those people whom i know understand how this whole development thing works then im inclined to disbelieve it.

    Let us not forget that all of the JellyBean builds, of any rom type are still not final, heck they arent even RC stage yet. Most of the "issues" some of you are reporting are blatantly ROM issues.

    As far as "jellyCore" support - dont forget that i do not compile it from source, im just hacking up a build that Anti very kindly provides for me and sharing it. I dont make it, i dont edit it, i just modify it.

    As far as my posting frequency goes, frankly, I have had enough of trying to accomodate everyone. I see the bug reports, and the ones that I can confirm and / or fix I am working on.

    I cant be on XDA 24/7 to baby you all through everything, Im 31, have a full time job and a partner, and a dog. Before i was spending too much time on XDA, now im more equally balancing things out.

    Frankly it pee's me off immensly seeing the endless debacle of nonsense perpetuating this thread. Thats why im ignoring it most of the time. You know last week I almost packed it in entirely seeing the never ending amount of whining, whinging and frankly disrespectul posts. I do this for free, i rarely get donations, and i spend a LOT of time on all my XDA stuff I could very easily ask mods to close this thread, and all my others and just leave, but I dont out of a sort of loyalty to some of you and the community as a whole.

    Anyway, having looked at the sources for the Note2 (that was in Hydra v5 with broken video camera) I think I have found a solution and am testing now. I also think i have fixed lag issues, as well as some other things that were working suboptimally.

    /RANT
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    Hey everyone I'm starting to feel better now, sorry for my absence !

    I been working hard on the new kernel but I'm stuck with a weird problem that as yet I can't seem to figure out. Will keep you all updated soon :)
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    YESSSSSSSSS




    YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS



    i have fixed TW lights! FINALLY! tested myself on stock LR6, Cleanote 6 and my own AOKP build all now works normally!


    HURR bloody AAAAHHHHH

    :D


    ill check out the new mali drivers, but i cant see there being any significant difference in performance - given that a diff comparison between old and new reveals minimal changes. Will look into this!