Originally Posted by paxChristos

Doesn't using dooms ramdisk break wifi when coming from another kernel?

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That is what I was thinking ... We would be back at square one.

For learning purposes I will go in there and figure out what they change to get recovery on the kernel ... If I can add just that to the ramdisk then it shouldn't break WiFi.

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Originally Posted by hatcyl

That is what I was thinking ... We would be back at square one.

For learning purposes I will go in there and figure out what they change to get recovery on the kernel ... If I can add just that to the ramdisk then it shouldn't break WiFi.

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As far as I know you need to faf around with busy box, put recovery executable, make bootrec script, make bootrec script run...
Its all annoying v/

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Originally Posted by KeiranFTW

As far as I know you need to faf around with busy box, put recovery executable, make bootrec script, make bootrec script run...
Its all annoying v/

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Wow, sound like a pain :sly:
Thanks for the info ... I'll see how far I can get ... It's going to be hard considering I'm still getting used to using Linux.

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Originally Posted by hatcyl

Wow, sound like a pain :sly:
Thanks for the info ... I'll see how far I can get ... It's going to be hard considering I'm still getting used to using Linux.

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You will get addicted to Linux, I can't stand windows on my laptop, its too slow.

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Originally Posted by KeiranFTW

You will get addicted to Linux, I can't stand windows on my laptop, its too slow.

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Yupp, I can't stand windows anymore either

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Originally Posted by paxChristos

Yupp, I can't stand windows anymore either

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I've always wanted to try Linux, but I've got a Dell Dimension E510 with an integrated sound card that uses special software to enable surround sound. Gotta have my surround for Netflix, ya know!

Originally Posted by hatcyl

Sorry, probably not ... is there anything that the recovery in kernel does that the one that gets installed with the app doesn't?

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Well, yeah. If the /system directory is wiped you essentially wipe the recovery.img that the app installs, whereas the recovery would still be available (when inside the kernel) provided the boot partition is still there

Originally Posted by zektor

Well, yeah. If the /system directory is wiped you essentially wipe the recovery.img that the app installs, whereas the recovery would still be available (when inside the kernel) provided the boot partition is still there

Yeah, I made that connection on post 7.

But yeah, that is an extremely good reason to out recovery in the kernel.

I'll try, but no promises!

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Originally Posted by hatcyl

Yeah, I made that connection on post 7.

But yeah, that is an extremely good reason to out recovery in the kernel.

I'll try, but no promises!

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If anyone is still following, I haven't even used my personal computer since the last post.

So the kernel with recovery probably won't happen at all.

Sorry guys!

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Originally Posted by hatcyl

If anyone is still following, I haven't even used my personal computer since the last post.

So the kernel with recovery probably won't happen at all.

Sorry guys!

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Is anyone still interested in this? I am...... never really cared for ICS as I game too much and have been having consant issues with DoomKernel and wifi constantly dropping, looking for alternative Kernels.....