Voodoo Louder is a paid app though...

I'm assuming that if Supercurio gives the ok, he will give us a free "slimmed down" version of it. Kind of how he did with Voodoo Control.

Sent from my GT-P6210 using XDA Premium HD app

@garyd9
i have a request...
could you make an UV kernel for p6200?
thanks

Originally Posted by jancilo

@garyd9
i have a request...
could you make an UV kernel for p6200?

Do you really expect me to take the time to respond when you didn't even take the time to read the first 3 posts in this thread? I really wish XDA would issue infractions for stuff like this.

Hey Gary,

Thanks for your work. I've included some of your changes in our cm9 kernel (hope you don't mind, I gave you proper credit). FYI, samsung released an update1 for the p6210, and 3 of your changes made there way into their kernel (verbatim, other than a typo in one your comments).

Originally Posted by garyd9

Do you really expect me to take the time to respond when you didn't even take the time to read the first 3 posts in this thread? I really wish XDA would issue infractions for stuff like this.

Originally Posted by jancilo

Q: Can you make a kernel for the GT-P6200, GT-P6200L, or SGH-T869?
A: I probably could if I had the hardware to test with. Without a sample of hardware, I can't even begin to guess if what I've done already will work, or what it might take to make it work. If you really want me to do one of those devices, please feel free to send me one. (Making a recovery kernel is quite a bit easier as it doesn't have to work with the ethernet, sound, modem or any other drivers.)

Originally Posted by locerra

Thanks for your work. I've included some of your changes in our cm9 kernel (hope you don't mind, I gave you proper credit). FYI, samsung released an update1 for the p6210, and 3 of your changes made there way into their kernel (verbatim, other than a typo in one your comments).

Unlike samsung, I'm happy to share my work with others. Actually, I'm flattered that others would use my efforts. Many of my changes are derived from others (who I've tried to give credit to.) That's what makes this a great platform: OPEN SOURCE.

I wonder if it would be compatible with the GPL if I added a condition to my changes: May not be used in closed-source platforms.

Gary

Originally Posted by garyd9

If he's willing to tell me what needs to be done in the kernel, I'd be happy to compile it it.

Gary

He has a link on his XDA post to his github for kernel patches. I believe this will have what you need.
https://github.com/project-voodoo/sound_kernel_patches
If not I'll try to PM him to maybe contact you.

Here is the link to his thread with all of his links and info aswell.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=806195

Originally Posted by edan1979

Q: Can you make a kernel for the GT-P6200, GT-P6200L, or SGH-T869?
A: I probably could if I had the hardware to test with. Without a sample of hardware, I can't even begin to guess if what I've done already will work, or what it might take to make it work. If you really want me to do one of those devices, please feel free to send me one. (Making a recovery kernel is quite a bit easier as it doesn't have to work with the ethernet, sound, modem or any other drivers.)

thanks a lot
can you explain me how can i do this?
or if you have a guide...
Sorry for my english

Originally Posted by nrage23

Here is the link to his thread with all of his links and info aswell.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=806195

It won't ever be supported. The 7+ uses a much cheaper sound chip (yamaha) that he's not interested in supporting.