Originally Posted by sirkay

damn .. i messed my source kernel. cant get wifi to working if i build new kernel .. think there will no updates for a long period (until official source released maybe)

Oh Man! I am really sorry about that...probably have to wait until the whole xperia line is on ICS....

I noticed that doomkernel in xperiaS dev also lost wifi...and there are some extra wifi modules to flash in order to get doomkernel to work....any chance those libraries would work on the ray....fingers crossed!

ieee80211 give so much error 'unknown command' in logcat. v6.2.5 the latest kernel with wifi worked. any test i made afterward, wifi stucked! dang....

im about to upload version with update zram memory swap and zcache. front and end.

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Originally Posted by sirkay

ieee80211 give so much error 'unknown command' in logcat. v6.2.5 the latest kernel with wifi worked. any test i made afterward, wifi stucked! dang....

im about to upload version with update zram memory swap and zcache. front and end.

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Have you been flashing back and forth between stock and AOKP?

maybe this will help: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=172

just scroll down to the wifi part...

Originally Posted by justmpm

Have you been flashing back and forth between stock and AOKP?

maybe this will help: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=172

just scroll down to the wifi part...

it is some error in wifi sources. cant get it to work

[   15.523468] Adding 61432k swap on /dev/block/zram0.  Priority:-1 extents:1 across:61432k SS
[   15.767883] kgsl kgsl-3d0: firmware: requesting yamato_pm4.fw
[   15.790588] kgsl kgsl-3d0: firmware: requesting yamato_pfp.fw
[   19.037841] dhd_module_init: platform_driver_register timeout
[   19.405151] wl12xx_sdio: Unknown symbol wl1271_register_hw
[   19.405609] wl12xx_sdio: Unknown symbol wl1271_alloc_hw
[   19.406372] wl12xx_sdio: Unknown symbol wl1271_unregister_hw
[   19.411010] wl12xx_sdio: Unknown symbol wl1271_irq
[   19.412017] wl12xx_sdio: Unknown symbol wl1271_init_ieee80211
[   19.412322] wl12xx_sdio: Unknown symbol wl1271_free_hw
[   19.412506] wl12xx_sdio: Unknown symbol wl12xx_debug_level

ive backup kernel sources 2month back, but its seems didnt work too ... arrgghh have to build from scratch to get it work again. waiting for official sources then ... hmmmm

I know it's late now, but the way to prevent this problem is to work on source control, whether that's git or mercurial or whatever ... you don't need a remote, local repo is fine, the important is frequent commits, which gives you lots of states to restore to.

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which kernel should i use for gb?

low on diskspace disallowed me to do that .. i heard it required 15G per release, per architecture. i have only have 8Gb - 10Gb

Originally Posted by woofgoo

which kernel should i use for gb?

cant you read the title? i didnt mentioned GB .. GB already history is to me ..

xray v6.2.5 led

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I try to use xray v6.2.5 kernel but led (I mean on "home" buton) not working. It is possible fix this problem and how? Thanks.

I don't mean pull down the whole OS tree from trunk, I mean make your working tree into a git or hg repository.

Text is compressed rather well, so overhead is low even trees with lots of changes and additions. On top of that, its then easy to share the source via github or whatnot, and since to comply with the licenses you have to share the source if you release binaries to the public, that kills two birds with one stone.

The entire linux kernel tree git repository is about 4-500 mb altogether iirc, and that's with the whole 10 years of changes or thereabouts.

to update commit on github with slow connection prevent me for doing that. with lowspeed connection, merely no connection at home and limited connectivity (only at workplace @ office has hi-speed connection), has stopped me to upload on github. i know what linux licenses are all about, i cant help it. so to prevent using the sources without meets what the licenses needed guess i have to stop develope kernel. feel guilt not to share like it should be - OPEN source.

to tell the truth, to build a kernel i have to download sources at office and saved in thumbdrive everytime. when i got home, transfer to my lappy and start merge the sources/patch/fixes. everytime i released new version/updates, i have to repeat this action. its killing me.

if i got lucky, my neighbour sharing his connection then i can upload directly from home. so right now, im lost excitement to build new one (probably not anymore). hope new kernel developer will show up someday and i can shutdown my Ubuntu for good. its been 3month, i miss my Windows 7