yup, id updated the modules. maybe modules are incompatible.

Originally Posted by depakjan

1. is this the new EVO kernal which every cookers are saying Gsensor and touchscreen is totally fixed?? or a different customized kernal from you??
2. There was a new .diff file , do i replace it or add it in the folder currently i got three different .diff files in that folder.. is that the right way??

1. It is based on the new EVO kernel with the changes shown in the diff file. I haven't done extensive testing of the g-sensor but in my experience it is a LOT better in the EVO kernel but it is still not 100% for me, but then this may be due to dropping my phone a few times, I don't know. I typically leave Auto-rotate off and turn it on when needed. I don't disable the G-Sensor completely like I used to though.

If you're using the latest (release #2) of my kernel you might like to try using SetCPU to switch to the interactive governor and see if that helps you. It should be more responsive for games.

2. You don't need to put the diff files anywhere. They are included for other kernel developers, or anyone that wants to reproduce what I've done.

is light sensor working in this kernel?

Originally Posted by hastarin

Assuming you updated your modules then I guess it's not compatible with that build.

which .so files must I change to make BT compatible with this kernel? I build off CM6 Nexus One as my base.

Originally Posted by hastarin

For those that only read the last page of a thread, I've updated the kernel to include the interactive governor. See the edited first post for more information.

The whole system is now fast and smooth. Benchmark 1455 but that says not so much. Fast, smooth and stable is more important for me.
Thanks!

Originally Posted by pongster

which .so files must I change to make BT compatible with this kernel? I build off CM6 Nexus One as my base.

I have no idea sorry.

Originally Posted by adioph

is light sensor working in this kernel?

Yes. As much as it's working in any other.

Originally Posted by adioph

yup, id updated the modules. maybe modules are incompatible.

Possible. The only other thing is to make sure you set the permissions correctly on the modules.

I run the following via GScript after updating modules/firmware:

chown system.system /system/lib/modules/*
chmod 755 /system/lib/modules/*
chown system.system /system/etc/firmware/fw_*
chmod 777 /system/etc/firmware/fw_*

How can I apply the update modules over my Desire HD Beta Build? I can't find the usual /root/system directory

Originally Posted by GDT

How can I apply the update modules over my Desire HD Beta Build? I can't find the usual /root/system directory

Personally I'm using Android Commander to copy them in to /system/lib/modules and then run the attached script (also below) in gScript Lite.

chown system.system /system/lib/modules/*
chmod 755 /system/lib/modules/*
chown system.system /system/etc/firmware/fw_*
chmod 777 /system/etc/firmware/fw_*

@hastarin

which builds does your kernel work with BT? Desire based ones? would you be able to attach 3 BT specific files so I can test if it will even work with my Nexus based CM6?

libbluedroid, libbluetooth, libbluetoothd

OR could you try compiling it with Nexus BT support enabled? (as desire builds seem to have a whole other BT stack and all)

Testing Feedback:
HyperDroid (Unreleased Test Build) based on latest CM6 Passion Nightly

G-Sensor Related Freezes: (Fixed)
Shifting from WiFi to 3G OR 3G to 2G do not cause hard freezes on this kernel! Great job on this end!

Scroll Lag/Wake-up Lag/SOD: (Fixed)
Great job on this too!

Calls/Volume/etc.: (Good)
I can hear the person I'm talking to very clearly but the other line hears their own voice "ala Echo syndrome"

I remember the Nexus tree having this problem way back... I'm sure it'll get fixed when it will.

Originally Posted by pongster

@hastarin

which builds does your kernel work with BT? Desire based ones? would you be able to attach 3 BT specific files so I can test if it will even work with my Nexus based CM6?

libbluedroid, libbluetooth, libbluetoothd

OR could you try compiling it with Nexus BT support enabled? (as desire builds seem to have a whole other BT stack and all)

I'm using it on the Desire HD Beta 2 build. I've had people tell me they had it working on mattc 1.7, but I have no idea how well they tested it.

Do any other EVO kernels work with BT for you?

I'd have no idea how to compile it with Nexus BT support sorry.

I'll PM you a link to those files.