Tested it on miracle rom. I had 19% of batery left and after flash went to 34%. Hope this is good. :)

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dev update: I managed to made one flashable for stock roms with ketut's tools. But when i tried to did it again with a newer zImage didn't work ... I'll try again later with more energy. Yesterday when testing i was zombie.

Originally Posted by LibiSC

dev update: I managed to made one flashable for stock roms with ketut's tools. But when i tried to did it again with a newer zImage didn't work ... I'll try again later with more energy. Yesterday when testing i was zombie.

A dev zombie is a bad... Zombie.
All dev need to sleep sometimes (i think) lool... Continue with the good work.

Originally Posted by LibiSC

I'll try again later with more energy. Yesterday when testing i was zombie.

Jup ... I can feel yah! ...
Wanted to be smart and abuse the recovery image for AnyKernel testing to give you a helping hand here. I issued the commands on the running system in the adb shell and intended to pack your zImage into the dumped recovery.img and flash it (flash_image recovery). But I'm also stuck in the regular AND recovery boot loop. Thought messing with the recovery alone shouldn't have any effect on the regular system. Just recovered from Odin ,,,

Btw, the boot loop wasn't caused by your kernel in the first place. To cross this one possible error source out, I tried with a stock kernel (NEE-version) first. But there I got already stucked.


EDIT:
One lesson learnt though on the process:
dump_image from the AnyKernel package does nothing on the ACE. I dumped the boot and recovery images with:

busybox dd if=/dev/block/bml8 of=boot.img bs=4096
busybox dd if=/dev/block/bml9 of=recovery.img bs=4096

[xXx]

Originally Posted by tossan

Jup ... I can feel yah! ...
Wanted to be smart and abuse the recovery image for AnyKernel testing to give you a helping hand here. I issued the commands on the running system in the adb shell and intended to pack your zImage into the dumped recovery.img and flash it (flash_image recovery). But I'm also stuck in the regular AND recovery boot loop. Thought messing with the recovery alone shouldn't have any effect on the regular system. Just recovered from Odin ,,,

Btw, the boot loop wasn't caused by your kernel in the first place. To cross this one possible error source out, I tried with a stock kernel (NEE-version) first. But there I got already stucked.


EDIT:
One lesson learnt though on the process:
dump_image from the AnyKernel package does nothing on the ACE. I dumped the boot and recovery images with:

busybox dd if=/dev/block/bml8 of=boot.img bs=4096
busybox dd if=/dev/block/bml9 of=recovery.img bs=4096

[xXx]

Flashing recovery was indeed risky xD.

Without the dump is very similar to ketut's but i think one of the parameters has to change for ace.


Now with ketut's file i got stuck in SGH-5830 logo. Once worked but i needed to update the source. Compile like 3 times using same method. Even with default config. I will extract the kernel again and compile it. If it fails again then i'm packaging something wrong.

Wohoo...i experiance the jump now, while typing this...from 100% drop to 89%

This is the first morning i try the kernel...dunno if its the effect of a calibrate, coz first full charge i delete batterystat.bin

-sent from my haramjadah Ace using xda premium-

Still experiencing jumps.....

Galaxy ace X Miracle V2.

Originally Posted by nomiset

Still experiencing jumps.....

Galaxy ace X Miracle V2.

Ahh...i'm not the only one

What is your default governor? SmartassV2?

-sent from my haramjadah Ace using xda premium-

Yup. Fully charged this morning and when screen on, jump merciless to 86 percent

Sent from iPhone

Originally Posted by encik_racun

Wohoo...i experiance the jump now, while typing this...from 100% drop to 89%

This is the first morning i try the kernel...dunno if its the effect of a calibrate, coz first full charge i delete batterystat.bin

-sent from my haramjadah Ace using xda premium-

Originally Posted by nomiset

Still experiencing jumps.....

Galaxy ace X Miracle V2.

Originally Posted by xarive

Yup. Fully charged this morning and when screen on, jump merciless to 86 percent

Sent from iPhone

I'm pretty sure only one report is needed .

Defy-ing all limits.