Originally Posted by atyoung

As far as I know bfq is supported in this kernel as is any number of other I/O govs. Check whatever you're using to switch them and see if it's a option. The bfq code needs some updating though, which I'll address at a later date.

I recommend deadline on the supersonic, particularly after my next version drops which has some improvements for deadline used with flash memory.

I have set it to deadline using System Tuner but noticed the cache size" is set to 0. Is this where it should be or should it be at another value?

Using AOKP M4.

Sorry for my noobness.

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Originally Posted by buzzwyzr

I have set it to deadline using System Tuner but noticed the cache size" is set to 0. Is this where it should be or should it be at another value?

Using AOKP M4.

Sorry for my noobness.

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Subjective, there are lots of varying opinions, that delve away from the scope kernel building. 1024 is a good place to start. Many claim the the sweet spot is between 3072 and 4096 based on spec.

Originally Posted by Master_Ellis

I'm one of the lucky few in a 4G coverage area. I tether a lot bc I'm broke and can't afford wifi. Any progress on getting Wimax 4G working?

Wimax is not a kernel only thing, unfortunately there are some framework bits that need to be there as well. As far as I am aware its the last thing on the list of things needed to get ics running smoothly on the supersonic for most devs.

Thanks for this man...flashed v.012 this morning...no issues here m4 aokp...running like a champ!

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Thank You.

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Originally Posted by atyoung

Wimax is not a kernel only thing, unfortunately there are some framework bits that need to be there as well. As far as I am aware its the last thing on the list of things needed to get ics running smoothly on the supersonic for most devs.

I'm rocking CM7.1 by day & AOKP Milestone 4 by night. Thank you for all your hard work & dedication to Android.

Originally Posted by atyoung

Wimax is not a kernel only thing, unfortunately there are some framework bits that need to be there as well. As far as I am aware its the last thing on the list of things needed to get ics running smoothly on the supersonic for most devs.

This is a 100% correct statement. I'm more concerned with fixing issues like MMS and front facing camera vs. Wimax. Very few people actually have Wimax and it requires more code than could be done in a few days. I do know that some guys got it working on a GB MIUI clone (CIUI). This means that it is possible, if we can get them to help us ICS devs work on the framework, we might be able to get it. Good work on the Kernel. Going to try it on my ROM, I'll let you know.

Anyone getting wifi/tether failure after flashing, or user error somewhere else on my part??

--Rockin' RevolverROMz on the eeePad

Originally Posted by MassStash

Anyone getting wifi/tether failure after flashing, or user error somewhere else on my part??

--Rockin' RevolverROMz on the eeePad

The only report of that I have had was actually the user not having it stay awake on sleep which is a setting.

Originally Posted by mazwoz

This is a 100% correct statement. I'm more concerned with fixing issues like MMS and front facing camera vs. Wimax. Very few people actually have Wimax and it requires more code than could be done in a few days. I do know that some guys got it working on a GB MIUI clone (CIUI). This means that it is possible, if we can get them to help us ICS devs work on the framework, we might be able to get it. Good work on the Kernel. Going to try it on my ROM, I'll let you know.

The issue with msg split is rom level. Front facing camera is both kernel and framework at the moment. Wimax is actually not that complicated its just there's nothing in ics itself that deals with it so lots of rom level work. The drivers it runs on are at least semi functional in the kernels we have, some work needs done there but not nearly the level that will be needed at the rom level.

Originally Posted by atyoung

The issue with msg split is rom level. Front facing camera is both kernel and framework at the moment. Wimax is actually not that complicated its just there's nothing in pics itself that deals with it so lots of rom level work. The drivers it runs on are at least semi functional in the kernels we have, some work needs done there but not nearly the level that will be needed at the rom level.

right. I was just using those as an example. Thank you though. Kernel is a little laggy. I'm sure you know that. We will see how battery life is.

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