[KERNEL] tb kernels by utkanos (updated for CM7)

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Hello.

I have compiled a few kernels for use with any of the sense based roms out right now. There are 3 choices available, feedback is appreciated. Initial reports from users I have sent these to say they improved their battery life, I have been using #1 for 6 days and confirm better life, though ymmv as usual. Support for NFS and all related config options has been removed, tun support is included. For best results use ondemand governor (default).

1) 245-1024MHz, uv:
http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kerne...uv_utkanos.zip

2) 245-1024MHz 5 slot, uv:
http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kerne...ot_utkanos.zip

3) 245-1228MHz 7 slot, slight OC, uv:
http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kerne...oc_utkanos.zip


6f0375f87e78fabcd644c945de5339b3 245-1024_uv_utkanos.zip
35460d9e179fde41ed4b46e8bb8c1fbd 245-1024_uv_5slot_utkanos.zip
fed74abd8b584f9afd8ef669737aa10d 245-1228_uv_oc_utkanos.zip

All changes can be followed on my github:
https://github.com/utkanos

Newest kernels will be here:
http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kernels/

*For use with SetCPU
*Good backups are always encouraged when flashing custom software
*As always, responsibility is on the user for use of this code, not myself.

If there are any requests, suggestions, comments please don't hesitate to contact me. Enjoy



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Updated to work with CM7. thanks to Slayher for cm defconfig.

CM7: (OUTDATED, will update for new RC's soon)

1) 245-1024MHz, uv:
http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kerne...cm_utkanos.zip

2) 245-1024MHz 5 slot, uv:
http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kerne...cm_utkanos.zip

3) 245-1228MHz 7 slot, slight OC, uv:
http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kerne...cm_utkanos.zip

e4f19215a68e6006831c1db073ba7ed1 245-1024_uv_cm_utkanos.zip
83cb18589dcf4361053e2c60963ff1f0 245-1024_uv_5slot_cm_utkanos.zip
0331b39e0bea29a4d480f36124fb4c87 245-1228_uv_oc_cm_utkanos.zip

Been running #1 for a few days with great results. Just switched to #3 and so far so good. Let me get some Quadrant scores up

Add some Linpack:

Thanks for these! (you helped me out the other day on #thunderbolt channel @ andirc.net).

I personally am ready to sacrifice some performance (quadrant) to get longer battery life so I can keep my 4G on longer!


EDIT: After running this kernel overnight and for the past 12 hours, it is amazing on battery life. My battery was around 70% when I flashed the kernel, now 12 hours later and some usage (gmail non-stop, k9 mail polling every 15 minutes), 20+ apps running in background and up front, webcam widget running and updating every 15 minutes, 4G left on, battery is just now at 40%. Phone is still snappy and feels good. Thanks! I look forward to seeing how long I can go on a fully charged battery.

Gonna try these out

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These are amazing. They are obviously not for the uber performance crowd who want their 2.0ghz kernel, however, they have greatly improved my battery life.

That said, i can keep 4g on all day and make it 20+ hours with moderate/heavy use.

Just so everyone knows...this guy is legit and will help you out whenever you need it. I've been running his 1st kernel for awhile now on the nonsense rom tesla coil. Because apparently the kernel (drods) that comes with that one makes your device reboot spontaneously at stock cpu speeds.

Javis

Originally Posted by trendsetter37

Just so everyone knows...this guy is legit and will help you out whenever you need it. I've been running his 1st kernel for awhile now on the nonsense rom tesla coil. Because apparently the kernel (drods) that comes with that one makes your device reboot spontaneously at stock cpu speeds.

Javis

Drods kernels have been very solid for me with no reboots.

Been using the 5 slot. Very solid battery with this kernel. Thank you.

Wow. This kernel rocks. No speed difference using #1, but I really thought my battery was reporting wrong. It works so well.

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