Is this kernel supported by Trickster? I wanna try it.
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[KERNEL] Tinykernel 5.1 (4.3) / 4.3.0 (4.2.x and 4.1.x) [JB] UPDATED 08/19/13
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I'm pretty sure all kernels work with trickster.
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What are the values I have to change to set colors in an init.d script? Is it /sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/multipliers? Or is it blue_multiplier, red_multiplier, green_multiplier?
I think it is three separate folders but you may wanna double check with tiny
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With Franco you just change multipliers, but on tiny the same init.d script did nothing. I'll try again, though, and perhaps message tiny on rootz?
Ask in his official toro thread here
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I installed and it works really well on the CM 10.1 Please tell me what settings you use????
The only thing I change is putting dynamic fsync on.
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This kernel is seriously impressive. Performs like a champ. Thank you for bringing it to xda. Definitely one of the better kernels available.
Deadline gave me slightly better read / write speeds than row, which usually gets the best speeds for me. Nice. Switching to deadline as my default for this kernel.
Noticed otg seems to not work. It's that something we can ask the dev to consider?
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Yeah with today's update I also use deadline now.
You can ask tiny on the official toro thread.
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Stock settings, except lower min cpu to 230 and max Screen Off to 350. You could also lower max cpu to 920, but that will likely reduce performance. Turning on dynamic Fsync will increase performance without reduction in battery usage (but with the risk that is mentioned in the op).
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17This kernel is made by Tiny4579 and his official Toro thread is here:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1994248
It is extremely popular on Rootzwiki and in the Toro Galaxy Nexus subforum of XDA. That is why, with Tiny4579's permission, I have created this mirror thread for the GSM section which I will be maintaining.
The kernel will only work on JB and is carrier independent as all Galaxy Nexus kernels are from 4.0.3 onwards. It uses the AnyKernel updater method so it's compatible with ANY ROM.
Code:/* NON-STANDARD DISCLAIMER: I understand that if I disable fsync I am liable for any possible data corruption that could result. While dynamic fsync has been added, there is still the risk of data corruption. */
IMPORTANT: On 3.3.0/1.12.0 and higher, the WiFi drivers from the Linux 3.4 kernel branch breaks WEP functionality. Also, to ROM devs that want to bake in this kernel into their ROM, they will need to pull the hostapd file included into their /system/bin or WiFi tethering will not work.
*NOTE* starting with 4.0.1 there is now a Jellybean 4.1 version as well as a Jellybean 4.2 build with the old WiFi driver
Please pay attention to the zip you're downloading
*NOTE2* 5.0 and higher are based on Android 4.3. It is not recommended to be flashed on Android 4.2.2 or older ROMs.
Changelog:
JB 4.3
5.1
CM10.2 powerHAL
config: enable ZRAM support
config: enable dynamic_interactive CPU governor and switch to LZO compression
cpufreq: dynamic_interactive - rename sysfs group to interactive for powerHAL support
cpufreq: dynamic_interactive: don't remove sysfs nodes
Added Dynamic Interactive Governor
USB: f_mass_storage: Added cdrom option to UMS-lun-devices (DriveDroid patch)
USB: f_mass_storage: 2048 block size for cdrom devices (DriveDroid patch)
cpufreq: interactive: don't remove sysfs nodes
cpufreq: interactive(x): don't remove sysfs nodes
interactiveX: do not hotplug during earlysuspend registration
interactiveX: the main bits (suspend/wake)
interactiveX: prep for rebase against current interactive governor
interactiveX V2 - cpu hotplug support
5.0
cgroup/timer_slack: fix cgroup permission errors
defconfig: enable TIMER_SLACK
[PATCH, v9] cgroups: introduce timer slack controller
allow overclocking to 1350/1440/1520 MHz and underclocking to 230 MHz
user voltage control (imoseyon)
color control/temp control/vibration/sound control (Ezekeel)
contrast control (morfic)
add wheatley governor (Ezekeel)
dynamic sync control (faux123)
config: enable Open Switch Retention in the C4 State (Ezekeel)
random/entropy tweaks from older builds
frandom character device support
Added optimized CRC32 algorithm.
Added optimized ARM RWSEM algorithm.
ROW and SIO I/O schedulers
OTG Host Mode On Charge: Version 3 - Thanks Caioketo
Added Battery Life eXtender (BLX) version 1 (Ezekeel)
USB fast charge from joshua_
tuna-wifi: do not randomize MAC if bootloader doesn't pass it
Added improved glibc memcpy and memmove functions
deadline: Allow 0ms deadline latency, increase the read speed
enable CIFS and read-only NTFS support
re-enable module support (for PGM, etc)
Linaro 13.06 toolchain
based on official Google kernel (Linux 3.0.72)
JB 4.2.x/4.1.x
4.3.0
config: switch to gzip kernel compression for faster decompression
Staging: android: binder: Fix memory leak on thread/process exit
cgroup/timer_slack: fix cgroup permission errors
defconfig: enable TIMER_SLACK
[PATCH, v9] cgroups: introduce timer slack controller
backport interactive patches to interactiveX
misc: uidstat: avoid create_stat() race and blockage.
cpufreq: interactive: avoid underflow on active time calculation
cpufreq: interactive: reduce chance of zero time delta on load eval
cpufreq: interactive: handle errors from cpufreq_frequency_table_target
ashmem: avoid deadlock between read and mmap calls
ARM: Allow SoCs to enable scatterlist chaining
4.1.0
featuring new kernel fast charge patch from joshua_ @ xda - this allows fast charge while using adb/mtp (note: it will still say charging USB but will charge at A/C rate limited to what your charger or USB port can output - let me know if this isn't working as intended)
patched to Linux 3.0.81
compiled with Linaro 13.05 toolchain
deadline: Allow 0ms deadline latency, increase the read speed
ashmem: avoid deadlock between read and mmap calls
other misc patches
net: wireless: bcmdhd: Update to version 1.88.21 (New WiFi only)
net: wireless: bcmdhd: Close p2p0 device in wl_down (New WiFi only)
4.0.1
reverted bluetooth fix to support 4.1.x as well as it was preventing deep sleep for many
4.0.0
Linux 3.0.73
net: wireless: bcmdhd: Update to version 1.88.10
bluetooth fix to support Android 4.1.x as well
net: wireless: bcmdhd: Fix WEP-104 authentication (doesn't seem to fix WEP though)
ext4 bugfixes
netfilter qtaguid update
watchdog update
a few deadline tweaks
enable dynamic fsync control to replace fsync control (default off for normal operation)
cpufreq: interactive: Fix uninitialized spinlock
JB 4.2.x
3.4.1
net: wireless: bcmdhd: Update to version 1.88.7
cpufreq: ktoonservative screen off race condition fix hand patched by tiny
3.4.0
compiled using 2013.03 Linaro toolchain
numerous interactive/interactiveX governor patches including io_is_busy
powerHAL updates
Linux 3.0.71
ktoonservative governor
net: wireless: bcmdhd: Update to version 1.88.6
3.3.0
I/O performance patch for solid state devices
New WiFi driver from the Android Linux 3.4 branch (this breaks WEP)
reverted enable KSM, cleancache, and zcache
reverted add 525 and 1060 CPU frequencies
reverted all intellidemand patches
3.2.2
All changes from 3.3.0 above except for the new WiFi driver
3.2.0 -- Kernel pulled due to performance issues
Linux 3.0.68
slub: fix a possible memory leak
Add FIFO I/O scheduler
enable KSM, FIFO I/O scheduler, cleancache, and zcache
add 525 and 1060 CPU frequencies
patches to prepare for intellidemand - proven instable for me so far
3.1.0
compiled using 2013.02 Linaro toolchain
powerHAL updates to support ondemand governor
Linux 3.0.67
net: bluetooth: Remove the AID_NET_BT* gid numbers
sync: fix timeout = 0 wait behavior
cpufreq: ondemand: add boostpulse interface and set default boostfreq to 700 MHz
ext4: prevent kernel panic in case of uninitialized jinode
3.0.1
Revert "cpufreq_wheatley.c: Fix update_ts_time_stat idle accounting"
3.0.0
config: use optimized CRC32 and RWSEM algorithms, enable ROW I/O scheduler
Added optimized CRC32 algorithm.
Added optimized ARM RWSEM algorithm.
Add ROW I/O Scheduler by Qualcomm - removed and re-added with support for CFQ as well
gpu: pvr: bypass compat check if version is same but build # is different (this is what allows compatibility with 4.2.1)
Linux 3.0.64
merged jb-mr1.1 kernel changes from AOSP (Android 4.2.2 kernel)
tweaked nightmare governor for Tinykernel (use 350 MHz min as 230 MHz is glitchy with nightmare)
nightmare governor ported to Galaxy Nexus and other updates (r_data)
Add Nightmare governor (Thanks to Alucard24)
omap: set default screen_of_max_freq to 700 MHz
added the frandom character device http://www.billauer.co.il/frandom.html
pegasusq governor removed
JB 4.2.1
JB 4.1.x
Downloads:
All releases available on goo.im - Link below:
http://goo.im/devs/tiny4579/gnex/kernels
Source:
https://github.com/tiny4579/tinykernel-gnex
tiny-jb-mr2 branch for Android 4.3.x
tiny-jb-mr1.1 branch for Android 4.2.x
tiny-jb-mr0 branch for Android 4.1.x
Installation Instructions:
1. (Optional) wipe dalvik+cache.
2. (Only if coming from another kernel) reflash ROM
3. Flash in recovery4This kernel is extremely popular on Rootzwiki and in the Verizon subforum of XDA. Personally, I've tried all the major kernels for the Galaxy Nexus and this one stood out which is why I decided to bring it here. Enjoy. With this kernel I can use my phone with 5 days+ of constant uptime without slowing down.333
