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Not sure I read all the post correctly, but there seem to be some indication that the drivers supplied in this thread may not be the best ones (most up to date?) to use. Perhaps that could be stated in the op?

Doh! This explains it quite nicely... https://wiki.lineageos.org/extracting_blobs_from_zips.html

Binary blobs? Hey, In anticipation of my newly ordered le max 2, I am trying to compile lineageos. Part of this endeavor is to run the extract-files.sh script which extracts the proprietary blobs into ~/android/lineage/device/leeco/x2 folder. Well, obviously I dont have those files just yet...

The following attachment shows when that process is running, and after it has been killed. Cheers, /J

How come, each time I start an instance from MemuConsole, MEmu Multiple Instances Manager always maxes out one of my cores? This problem has persisted the last three MEmu upgrades at least. I solve it by manually shutting down that process, but it seems to me it should be fixed instead. No...

I am using Air III 32GB version, m5c5.

Just flashed the Air II files on an Air III device and it works great, even the camera is working. However, some games that worked on the original firmware are now not recognized with Mirek190 6.1, most notably Subway Surfers. What can be done about that? build.prop changes?

The simpler solution would be using shades. Seems like you have a serious condition there... Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Would you consider using opticharging? Its an image compression technique that generates smaller images, thus saving memory. IMO, badly needed for this device. Every bit counts. If its already used by omni, then please add that to op. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Why leave optipop? Cheers, /J

Overclock as much as possible, use the performance governor, run as few programs at the same time as possible. Use bigmem kernels. You now have maximum speed! Next step is buying a new phone. Cheers!

These omniroms for the i9000, are they built with opticharging? Its a image compression technique that gives smaller apks, reduced memory usage etc... At the expense of reduced image quality. But I don't think it is noticeable anyway... Could we use some extra memory on this device with...

opti charging? Is opti charging done on this firmware? I think opti charging is the process in which the pngs in the firmware are shrunk and compressed even further than normal saving space and memory usage. If it is, is that clearly stated somehwere? If it isnt, why? Is this not a device...

My tests worked out good. It booted and no noticeable adverse effects. No reason not to use latest and arguably best compiler as I see it. Have you pushed latest changes you mentioned above to your repo as well? As of now it says last commit 22 days ago, but perhaps that is latest? Cheers, J

Any reason not to use 4.9?

Sorry for being impatient. All is well and good! /J

I asked before, now is actually the third time. Where is the source code? How can I replicate your endeavours? Edit: is it this: https://github.com/iyahman/samsung-kernel-aries/tree/kk-4.4? /J

Where is the source code?

Actually, my 4-year old has mine... :) I don't think she minds me adding a few features while she sleep though. What repo are you doing your changes in to the s3?

You remember that, it was a looong time ago... :) Yes, I still have my Galaxy S and I am still very interested in this feature. Let me know how I can help.

Is there a repo with that download? Github?

Just fixed the URL...

Yes, but are they good? Signature? Signature!

In all honesty, if it was that simple it would already be done. Think of it as dismounting a car, let's say a Volvo. Then you take all the pieces and screw them back together. If you now have a BMW, then your work is done. Yes, it actually is that much work. Gotta love your enthusiasm though...

Stable and nightly are two different things. Latest nightly usually works fine though. Signature? Signature!

Check the last sentence of http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50606924 Signature? Signature!

Reflashing rom was not an option if you had read the original post. Signature? Signature!

Ah, I see now what you mean. I didn't read properly. Well, I suppose you can dump the contents from odin or heimdall and then flash it the same way again. Have not really tried myself though. Hope it works, /J

I agree entirely. You probably won't even notice the effect even after 10 years. I am just saying that the effect is not zero. Close to zero, but not actual zero. /J

The CROSS_COMPILE directive should reference the compiler you have installed. Obviously, you don't have that compiler installed. I think mostly because Stratosk uses official Linaro toolchain, and you are using something else. Here is the proper download link to the Linaro toolchain...

Flashing only the kernel through cwm does not work? Signature? Signature!

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Overclocking reduces life of CPUs. Period. By a significant amount, probably not. But please do not say it doesn't. That is just plain wrong. There is always risk with overclocking. Again, probably not by a significant amount. Also, not all phones/tablets are created alike. Some are better...

Yes, the life will be reduced. Yes, there is risk associated with overclocking. Will something happen to you? Probably not. Let this answer guide you and everybody else that ask that question. Signature? Signature!

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It is certainly possible. The real question is how to do it without increasing the battery usage to much. However, I've requested this way way before and at that time Stratosk was not interested and with his limited time I doubt that has changed recently. Many people swear by it though, and I...

As has been said again and again, zram is unlikely to make it to semaphore. What benefits does ksm bring for applications not written for it? AFAIK, applications need to a advice the kernel which pages can be merged to make use of this feature and I don't believe a lot of applications...

Well, iirc, the first one is about KSM, for which applications has to be coded for? That is not something they atomatically take advantage of, right? The next two ones is about zram, which up to now, Stratosk has no interest in. Fourth one is a fix for device enryption, I fail to see what...

Link or it didn't happen! :) Signature? Signature!

What is it that needs updating? Am I missing something? Signature? Signature!

Get real. Nothing as big as this would get done in 15 days. Like you I also hate all the options we get, aokp, omni etc. we don't need all that crap occupying the CM space. Really? I don't think so. I like that we can express our ideas. I just don't share yours. The only time now is, is for...

"Nightly" should give you an indication whether you want an argument with your girlfriend or not. Other than that it's solid. Signature? Signature!

I was actually trying to be rude. That had no effect either. Signature? Signature!

Yes, that would be excellent. Please post your results here. Signature? Signature!

He wants to know if there is a clone available (the same hardware) for the mtk6589 based lava iris 504q. That much is clearly obvious from his question. What do you want? Signature? Signature!

Yes, you are reading it. This is the actual thread where related news are posted. Signature? Signature!

Yes there are. However, he wants this particular kernel ported. I'm guessing there are some features of it he wants, it has never been stated clearly. Signature? Signature!

Do you have a link to this forum? Signature? Signature!

If you have felt the device to be cooler when under volting, then indeed you have seen better battery life. What energy isn't used to heat up your device is used to get CPU cycles out of it. Under volting has never helped me, not measurably anyway. Not with regards to heat or battery life. At...

Not true either. Think about it. Stock is made to fit most people pretty good. It's not made to offer best performance or best battery life. Just reasonably good everything. If you want best of performance or battery then use a custom kernel. Signature? Signature!